ROOSEVELT ASKS
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REHABILITATION
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.—Presi
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American help la the relief of victims
of war abroad “as a matter of mili
tary necessity as well as of hu
manity.”
He asked that Congress authorize
appropriations to help finance the
United Nations relief and rehabilita
tion administration—leaving specific
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30 MILLION
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TIRES IN 1944
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WASHINGTON. — By the end of
this year 17,200,000 tires of all kinds
-•-new, used and reclaimed—equival
ent in wear to approximately 12 mil
lion new tires, will have been dis
tributed, the fourth progress report of
Rubber Director Bradley Dewey
states. This compares with 4,700,000
tires that were distributed in 1942,
the report shows.
The goal which the Rubber Director
set for the industry for 1944 is a
minimum of 30 million synthetic tires.
This compares with the normal use
in this country of 50 million tires an
nually and far more than falling short
of meeting current needs, these must
also meet therefore remain “tight”
for at least six to nine months long
er.
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Workers Needed
For Holidays At
Charlotte P. 0.
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The Charlotte post office will em
ploy 300 extra persons during the
holiday rush, effective about Decem
ber 1, so that mail for the period be
tween December 1 and December 24
may be handled as expeditiously as
possible, it was announced yesterday
by Postmaster George E. Wilson, Jr.
Already a large number have filed
applications for these temporary jobs,
Mr. Wilson said, but many more will
be needed.
sums to be named later—and Chair
man Bloom, Democrat of New York,
of the House foreign affairs commit
tee promptly introduced such a resolu
tion. ,
Under it, from time to time the
President would be given “such sums
as the Congress may determine to be
appropriate” for this country’s share
of the relief agency’s work. He would
submit qua’ terly reports on what was
done with the money.
Take her down!” With these words. Commander Gilmore signed his own death warrant. Rather than risk losing hia
boat and crew, from enemy fire, the wounded Commander ordered hia submarine to submerge—with himself outside.
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How much is iduty ?
WHEN A SOLDIER charges up
a newly established beachhead
heedless of the shells and machine-gun
bullets ripping around him . . . that’s
duty.
When a sailor stands at an anti
aircraft gun fiercely firing at an enemy
plane, disregarding the bombs and lead
falling from the skies . . . that’s duty.
A soldier or a sailor has duty clearly
defined for him.
But how much is “duty” for a
civilian?
There is no clear definition. But
there is one job which every man and
Woman of us must consider duty if he
would like to see the war shortened and
our fighting men back with us.
That’s—Buying War Bonds. Not
just a few. .As many as you possibly
can afford!
For your own sake . . . for the sake
of your fighting men ... for the sak«
of your country . . . boost your buy
ing through Payroll Savings!
KEEP ON BACKING THE ATTACK!
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by THE HOUSE OF LANCE
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TYPO AUXILIARY
WILL HAVE MEET
MONDAY, NOV. 22ND
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Woman's Auxiliary, No. 107, of
Charlotte Typographical Union No.
338, will meet Monday, November
22, at 7:45 p.m. with M a. David Shaw,
219 East Morehead Street. Business
of importance will be transacted.
Mrs. W. R. Cashwell, vice-president
of the Auxiliary who has been in Jack
sonville, Fla., for some time visiting
her sister, has returned home.
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TROUBLE
Never go out to meet trouble. If
you just sit still, nine times out
of ten someone will intercept it be
fore it reaches you.—Calvin Cool
idge.
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MERE MAN
"Man gets drunk as an owl, roars
like a lion, coos like a dove. He 1
works like a horse, is led like a
sheep, runs like a deer, drinks like
a fish and swims like a duck. He
is as nervous as a cat, sticks his
head in the sand like an ostrich.
He is coltish and kittenish and as
stubborn as a mule. He knows how
to play possum.”—Exchange.
WHAT THIS WORLD NEEDS
(Author Unknown)
A little more kindness is what this world needs
A little more loving in words and in deeds;
A little more helping of a brother along;
A little more smiling, a little more song;
A little more lifting of somebody’s care;
A little more giving, a little more prayer;
A little more thinking on things that are true;
A little more patience, and tenderness, too;
A little more brushing of worries away;
A little more thanking for blessings each day;
A little more seeking of things for the soul;
A little more courage in paths still untrod;
A little more trusting in mankind and God.
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