Otto Waters Spends
furlough At Home
Pfc. Otto Waters of the Army
Air Corp., is now home until Sep
tember 9th, On furlough. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah G.
Waters of this city.
A Pfc. Waters in stationed at The
Army Air Base in Richmond, and
is a parachute rigger. Before go
ing into the army, he was an
employee of the Rosemary Manu
facturing Co.
"towmSTk
Miss Shafia Hatem is spending
the week in New York. She will
*isit her brother, Joe Hatem, in
Boston, before returning home.
O. B. Harris, Jr. U. S. N. spent
Monday in the city. ,
j»Mrs. Charles Farries and Mrs.
C. F. Farries of Broomall, Pa., are
guests of relatives in the city.
Mrs. J. C. Harper and children,
Myra and Wilton, have returned
to Charlotte after visiting Mrs.
Sr A. Pullen.
Rev. F. W. Haynie, Mrs. Hay
nie and Jean Haynie left Monday
for Asheville where they will make
their home.
C. Shell is spending the week
in New York.
Staff Sergeant Hubert R. Par
rish, who has been spending a
15-day furlough here, with rela
tives, has returned to Greensboro,
•ftiere he is stationed with the
Air Corps.
Charles Pullen is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. J. C. Harper in Char
lotte.
• EDITORIAL
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tion, eight are already done for.
Throughout the Reich, war pro
duction had by early 1943 declined
•i.ccordin to some estimates even
20-percent, half of this drop being
the result of air-raids. The aver
age productive efficiency of a
German worker is down 40 per
cent from 1939-40 levels - chiefly
<Me to the effect of the raids.
—-Reprinted with kind permission
of FACTS - August issue.
When the going gets worse, the
General Staff - Industrial-Junker
group will probably stage a i
‘palace revolution” against Hitler |
and try to sell the Allies on a |
negotiated peace with a “safe” |
German like Dr. Schact, General j
Von Braunisch, or even some anti- j
Hitlerite like Pastor Niemuller as
head of the State. In 1919, the
ffirman General Staff began to
plan for the Second World War. '
For two hundred years German
militarists have followed in gen- i
ral the Wallenstein plan for the !
<^>nquest of Europe.
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