YOUR LIBRARY
By
DORA K1TII PARKS. Librarian
Nantahala Regional Library
SONGS FROM MANY WARS,
copiled an arranged by Kurt
Adler includes many familiar
ones as well us new ones since
the onset of World War II. Do
you remembt 1 his one from
? Stage Door Can < en"?
"The devil put on .1 different face
Came to pl.i ? e ih human race
We'll pu- v\ : back in his
place
Sing Hallelujah.
We'll be -in-.n Hallelujah.
Marc:: ugh B? in
W II b' -in Halleluiah
Marchin ? ough Belli n
W n wr ! e wt rc gonna
see
The world peace and liberty
That's the way it's gotta be
'Cause a man's no good unless
he's free.
We'll be singing Hallelujah.
Marching through Berlin
We'll be singing Hallelujah.
Marghing through Berlin
Whenever men and women
have fought for freedom, song
ha> always been a weapon. It
a> voiced their aspiration and
inspired their armies "'
A Treasury of the World's Great
I e r i . edited by Lincoln Schus
ter makes available for the first
me in man> nstances. some in
mate letters of great men and
worn -i\ Did you ever read the
ne written by Sir Walter Raleigh !
? h > wife just before his execu
? <in? Here i: e a few sentences
" w i: '
My '.ove 1 -lend you that you
may keep it v en I am dead, and
m: councell that 5011 may re
number when I am no more
I iv'd ? )t by mv will present
vl( ' : m i dear SWfiM '
T ? hem o the grave with me
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Mauney Drug Company
Phone 151 Murphy, North Carolina
Auru?til;!fi Wives Arrivt
SAN' FRANCISCO, CAMF. ? Four Austraftan wo?.. the wive
of Yank servicemen, arrive in S;ui Francisco and catch ?beir in.
ir!. ; : se of their husbands' homeland. Bright lights, many auto
mobiles and Quantities ?<f food v i ! their Ui|wt ami I
are (left to rUrht back row) Mrs. Judy McDanlel and R ? -
Mrs. Charles Brandcrbunr and Frances Annette and Mr . M. 7'. \
honey ard Dale Jacquelyn. Scat I in front U Mrs. A! j . .-.a. i...v\
and Virginia Barbara.
and i burnd in the dust. An.1
eeing 'ha it is not Gods will
? I ould >ee you any more in
- lift. beare it patiently, and
h ht art like thy selfe.
Fir>t. I send you all the t anks
a ? . my hear: ean conceive, or
.11 v word- can reh?rse for your
many travailes. and care taken
! t me which though they have
not taken effect as you wished,
vet my debt to you is not the
les. but pay it I never shall in
thi world.
Set cndly, I beseech you for the
. ve you beare me living, do not
de your selfe many days, but by
your travailes seeke to helpe your
miserable fortunes and the right
f your poor childe. Thy mourn
ing cannot avail me. I am but
Abraham Lincoln's letter to
M: Lydia Bixby consoling her
in t.'.e loss of five sons in the
Civil War. is also included.
I Am An American
Day Is May 21
May 21 has oeen designated as
I Am an Ameiican Day. the day
on w ich the United States will
honor the 2.470.000 men and
women who reached voting age
an i the 400.000 citizens of for
eign origin who wt ? naturalized
in 1943. it wa> reported by the
( ffice of War In! mation. Of
!he 4 (TO. 000 newly naturalized
ci i/fns. 65.000 arc in the armed
iorces and approximately 114.000
came from menr. or former en
emy nations 75.000* Italians. 37.
000 Germans and - 000 Roman
ians. Hungarians and Bulgarians.
In 1943 and up to April 15. this
vcai 4 <535 foreign born members
of t lie armed fom on overseas
duty were naturalized
To Heh) Get
Farm Supplies
Dealers are required to give
farmers preference in the pur
chase of about 300 listed items
of farm supplies under a recent- 1
ly revised War Production Board
regulation. A farmer may buy 1
i hose supplies upon his written'
certification that the supplies
arc needed now and will be used
for other than household pur- 1
poses in the operation of a farm."
New items added to the list in
elude hay stacker cables, fire ex
tinguishers. flashlights, funnels,
tool sharpening grinders, harness
repair tools, concrete mixers,
metal fence posts. Portland ce
ment and insulating materials.
Teachers Taking
Summer Work Will
Relieve Serious
Labor Shortage
If only two-thirds of the 25.000
teachers in North Carolina who
are soon to be taking summer va
cations will take essential jobs
for the period, the number will be
sufficient to fill all of the 16.047
jobs for whic 1 employers in the
State have given order. Dr. J. S.
Dorton. State director of the
War Manpower Commission, ad
vises.
These teachers will constitute
a pool of nearly two million man
days and can do much to relieve
the serious manpower shortage
now existing in the State. Dr.
Dorton points out Naturally all
are not equipped and trained to
take the specific jobs listed, but
they can add materially to the
war effort by taking jobs and can
also add much to their incomes
in this higher living cost period
Di Cl 'de A Erwin, State sup
rintendent of public instructions,
has sent a letter to city and coun
ty mpeiintcndents asking them
to pass on to their teachers the
urgency of the manpower prob
lem and to advise them that the
patriotic thing to do is to get into
summer jobs which will contrib
ute to : war effort or to civil
ian needs All who are not plan
ning to lake summer courses to
improve their teaching ability,
and Dr. Erwin states that such
study is desirable, should get into
useful activities.
Naturally, all teachers who
rn'cr the labor market tempor
arily will ave no trouble in get
ting released from jobs in time
to resume their school work in
the fall. They should have an
understanding with their em
ployers when they begin work.
Maritime Day
Is Next Monday
Tie major event of National
Maritime Day. May 22. this year,
will be the awrd of the first few
hundred Mariner's Medals to the
next of kin of merchant officers
and seamen killed in action, the
War Shipping Administration an
nounces Specal services will be
held in churches on Sunday. May
21. for the more than 5.000 mer
chant officers and seamen who
have given their lives delivering
war materials. Ceremonies stress
ing the purposes and accomplish
ments of the U. S. Merchant
Marihe will bt> held at shipyards
and American Legion posts.
PRESSURE C OOKER
Is the gauge on your press?,
cooker accurate and m
\uirking condition? If no; J?
may find yourself cooking
vegetables too Uitle or to much
| say State College home mom
Henn Theatre
Murphy, N. C.
Saturday, May 20
RUSSELL HAYDEN, In -
"VIGILANTES RIDE"
? Also ?
ROY ACUFF, In?
"MY DARLING CLEMENTINE"
Admis&ion I 2c and 25c
Late Show Saturday 10:45
"THE MAI) GHOUL"
Admission I 2c and 35c
Sunday - Monday, May 21-22
"THOUSANDS CHEER"
(In Technicolor)
With ? a cast of thousands including
Mickey Rooney, Gene Kelly, Red Skel
ton, Judy Garland, Kay Kyser and Band,
Bob Crcsby ard Band, and many more.
Admission I 2c and 35c
Tuesday - Wednesday, May 23 - 24
LON CHANEY, In
"SON OF DRAWLA"
? Also ?
CAPTAIN AMERICA No. 15
Admission I 2c and 20c
For Your Next Lieutenant Governor
VOTE FOR
L. Y. "Stag" BALLENTINE
B\ reason of four consecutive terms of service in the State Senate (before that he was a member of
his county board of commissioners for eight years) he perhaps knows as much about your State govern
ment as any 'egislator to serve in this law-making body during the past decade.
He is a graduate of Wake Forest College, a successful farmer and dairyman and has been a mem
ber of our State Board of Agriculture since 1941. He is capable, dependable and aggressive. Few men
rre more familiar with State's economy cr possibilities and none love it better. He is a member of the
American Legion, Baptist Church, Kiwanis Club, Elks Club, and various civic and business groups.
His Legislative Record Commends Him
To Every Voter Who Wants North
Carolina To Stay Out In Front.
"H's personal, business, and political life has brcn suh.iccicd to some hard tests. In every instance,
be ha measured up to the faith of a legion of friends. I" many years' experience, in close association with
the tate'n bigger problems, he has proved solid, understanding, and as progressive as a jealous regard for
his State's Welfare would permit him to be." ( Extract from one of many editorials which appeared in
the State press following his formal announcement of candidacy.)
REMEMBER - BALLENTINE - MAY 27
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