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Defense Program
Continued from Page One
pation in the military defense
program.
(b) Maintenance of National
morale and efficiency. These
functions may be described as
maintaining the second line of de
fense. Land-use planning, produc
tion of essential food and feed
crops, nutrition programs, public
assistance, recreation, protection
of water supplies, sanitation, hos
pitalization, rehabilitation, con
servation of human resources, in
dustrial production, are but a few
of the things to which the Coun
cils may direct their attention.
(c) Preparations for adequate
protection of the civilian popula
tion in periods of emergency,
arising out of the primary defense
program, from catastrophe, or
from enemy attacks.
Some of these activities call for
immediate attention; others can
be deferred for a time while others
still may be studied and planned
for as possible. One of the most
important functions of the Local
Defense Councils will be to analyze
local conditions and determine the
relative urgency or action.
Jefferson W. Coe, Jr., of St.
Louis, Mb., who was recently dis
charged from the Army at Gal
veston, Texas, after passing his
28th birthday is in Tryon for a
visit with his mother.
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THE HARPER BEAUTY SHOP
—Will Be Open—
Tuesday— Wednesday Thursday
of Each Week.
CURB REPORTER
Continued on Back Page ....—
now at Harvard: Herbert and
Nat Blanchard and Douglas Per
nie. Douglas Pernie, who is a
Junior, is a member of the Har
vard football team and plays full
back .... Don’t trust that clock
in front of Ballenger’s, if you
are catching a train, the mail cr
offices before they close. It is
nearly always behind time. But
those chestnuts on the grocery
side are really good . . . Traffic in
Tryon Sunday was something
fierce. Everybody in South Caro-**
lina must have gone to the moun- -
tains. When two freight trains
and a passenger blocked both
crossings, a line of automobiles a
mile long was made in a few
minutes
FOR SALE: 1940 Chevrolet
Station Wagon. Partly financed.
Phone 1165, Spartanburg or write
J. E. Walker, 222 W. Main St.,
Spartanburg.—Adv. 3, sp.
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I For Good Riding Phone !
| Newman Stables j
Fine Saddle Horses
I PHONE 199 I
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