PURITAN FINISHING MILLS
t. .
BURLINGTON, N. C.
STANDARD CINDER BLOCK CO.
Manufacturers of
CINDER CONCRETE PRODUCTS
North McDowell St. Phone 2-2168
RALEIGH, N. C.
Compliments
BEESON HARDWARE CO.
HIGH POINT, N. C.
SYKES FOUNDRY & MACHINE COMPANY
IRON, BRASS, BRONZE AND
ALUMINUM CASTINGS
GEAR WORK AND LICKERIN END WINDING
Maple Avenue Extension Phone 170
BURLINGTON, N. C.
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Thomasville Coca Cola Bottling Co.
THOMASVILLE, N. C.
SNOW LUMBER COMPANY
Phones 3396—3397
"Everything to Build Anything"
HIGH POINT, N. C.
HI6H POINT LAUNDRY, MG.'
FRENCH DRY CLEANERS
AND DYERS
Phone 3325
HIGH POINT, N. C.
GREETINGS TO LABOR
McEWEN LUMBER CO.
WHOLESALE
HIGH POINT, N. C.
Hospitality Is An Art nr
'■ Coke Makes It So Easy
NORTH CXROUM COCA-COLA BOTTLERS ASSN.
Uncle Sam Says |
_to t pretty little
the banks of the Cumberland river
—the Hease that Savings Bands
Bought. A regular Investment In
II. 8. Savings Bands—asm Defense
Bends enabled the owners to first
purchase the let, then to bay a
hease. mere M to the site, and re
model It. Maybe yea ean’t save as
mask as they—maybe yea can de
bettor. Whatever the
When you see a Union Shop
Card yoo know the firm whieb
displays it pays Union wages and
observes Union working condi
tions. Non-Union firms do not
display the Shop Card. Look
for it!
RECOMMENDS NEW
BOOK ON UNION
LEADERSHIP TRAINING
Milwaukee, Wis.—A new book
authored by Professor A. A. Lir
eright of Chicago University,
“Union Leadership Training — A
Handbook of Tools and Tech
niques” has been reviewed and
recommended by the . Educational
Department of the United Auto
mobile Workers of America, AFL.
The review declares in part,
“This is a book which could
change America and the world |
in the next ten years if its tech-:
niques were put into practice by j
even one-half of the 500,000 union j
offirers, grievance men, and stew- j
ards who operate our unions in j
the United States. It easily
ranks as one of the best works
on the subject yet published and
should be in the library of every
local union.”
Copies of the book may be
ordered from the publisher*.
Harper 4k Brothers, or if desired,
from the UAW-AFL Educational
Depatment. The clothbound edi
tion is $3.50 and the paper-bound
edition is $2.50. In quantities of
25 or more, the paper-bound edi
tion may be had at $1.30.
Election day this year in sev
eral states and cities will be
November 8.
EMERGENCY DEFENSE
HANDBOOK PUBLISHED
Planned to appear quarterly, a
new “Handbook of Emergency
Defense Activities” has been is
sue^ by the General Services Ad-j
ministration.
*
The handbook is a guide to
Federal agencies, all or part of
whose functions are devoted to
mobilization or to other related
phases of the defense program.
To assist the public in reach
ing the proper service in connec-;
tion with the defense program,
the handbook presents brief or
ganizational outlines and the
names, addresses and telephone \
numbers of officials of emergency
defense agencies and their field j
offices,, together with similar data
on the Department of Defense
and the U. S. Coast Guard.
For ready reference, there are
included a subject index, a name
index, a list of commonly used
abbreviations for Government
agencies, and a separate list of
officials from whom information
may be obtained concerning addi
tion Federal agencies.
The handbook may be pur
chased for 25 cents a copy from
the Superintendent of Documents.
Government Printing Office,
Washington 25, D. C.
Election day this year in sev
eral states and cities will be
November 6.
MEAT takas more of the ism
ily food budget than any other
item. About 44 per cent of all
meat eaten in the United States
is beef. The importance of pro
tecting consumers resulted in.
beef being the first meat on which I
OPS established dollars-and-cents 1
ceiling prices—at both wholes awe
and retail levels.
The best defense program far
American labor standards ia tr»
buy Union-Label products and %»
use Union services. ...
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listen to Frank Edwards!
GARRICK TURNING WORKS
QUALITY WOOD TURNINGS
812 Millis Street
HIGH POINT. N. C.
Some of The Things We
Lend Money on
Diw oda Silverware Ban
WateL^a Shot Cans Salt Caaaa
£?w*hZ. RiHee Musical
Men’s Clothing Ptatola • Kodak*
T*^ Trunks Typewriter*
Addin* Maehiaee
AO Bminena Strictly Confidential. When la Need
of Money We Nerer Fail You.
Baa an far bargain la diamonds, watebea, few*
RELIABLE LOAN CO.
Ml BAST TRADE STREET
Ho .
ere’s a money-earning
opportunity for you
Now—a new law lets your maturing Series E Bonds go on earning
for you ten years longer! And you don’t have to do a thing! '
f
ark you one of those patriotic
xY citizens who began buying—
and holding—Series E Bonds
back in 1941? Now your govern
ment is going to reward your faith
with a chance for your bonds to
earn extra money—over and above what you d
expected!"
According to the bill passed by Congress last
spring, it is now possible for your United
States Series E Bonds to continue earning in
terest ten years longer than was originally
planned.
Therefore, if you started aa automatic
bond saving plan, and helped your coun
try at the suae time, yon can look forward
to ten years more of effortless earning frou
the bonds you bought!
For example, a Series E Bond which cost you
$18.75 in 1941 will pay you $25 in 1951. But
if you hold that bond ten extra years, until
1961, it will pay you $33.33, an average inter
est of 2.9%.
And mere nothing tor yon, as ,,
a bond holder, to do. Yon need
not exchange the bonds yon
have. Yon need not sign any
paper, fill oat any form. Yon
simphr keep your bonds as yon
have been keeping them.
You may still redeem any Series E Bond at any
time afte you've owned it for sixty days. (The
tables on this page show what you can get for
it.) But, unless you really need the cash you're
much better off to hold your bonds; they are a
paying method of saving. Bonds are safer than
cadi! Cash is too easily spent on nonessential
things. And if you lose or accidentally destroy
it, you’re out that much money. But when you
have cash in Defense Bonds, you're more apt
to hold on to it. And if your bonds are loat or;
destroyed, the Treasury will replace them for.
you at no coat or law to you. ,
1
The cash yea hare in bead sar- £1
ings is safe and solid; aad it's
steadily {rowing toward a saaa
big enough to hay something
really worth while whoa the
proper time comes—a home, a
business, a retirement food, aa
education for your children |
*
So if you have bonds coming due, take advan
tage of tide new offer of your government—j
just sit back and let them go on making:
money. Meanwhile keep adding to your aav- j
inga by buying more United States Delanos
Bonds regularly—through the Payroll Savings
Plan where you work or the Bond-A-Month
Plan where you bank.
I •
i*W
The new law also allow* you to
exchange your Series E Braids,
in blocks of $500 or more, foe
Special Series G Bonds which
pay interest semiannually at
the rate of 2H % per year. For
full details, ask at any Federal
Reserve Bank or Branch.
Buy U. S. Defense Bonds today • Now they earn interest 10 years longer!
The V. 8. Government dmt not pay for this advertising- Tkt Trranury Department thank*,
for dmr patriotic donatio*. dm Advertunng Conned and
THE CHARLOTTE LABOR JOURNAL