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Many young men study law and
practice politics.
Russians have their backs to the
wall bat not to the enemy.
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Hitler went after the Reds and
will wind up with the blues.
In India there are forty-five races
of people and Ghandi.
Men may come and men my go
but taxes go on forever.
Prudishness went out with the last
generation and modesty is going out
with this one.
He may be your friend if he tells
us of our faults but we wont be his
after he does it
A wife is one who apologizes to
the hostess for husband's untidiness
and social errors.
It is said that justice is blind. If
so why is it always winking at something
it should not?
Little sister is content to have an
all day sucker but big sister wants
one for a life time.
For every one who is trying to
make his mark th>>re is another who
is trying to rub it out.
It is said there is no substitute for
work. Excuses have been used successfully
for a long time.
Some people earn their bread by
the sweat of the brow but those who
perspire earn their? another way.
Simple Susie says she has always
heard that money can't buy happiness.
But she doesn't believe all she
hears. ,
With summer- primaries over the
political band wagon Will now be
rolled under the shed with the water
wagon.
A rooster thinks his crowing brings
the dawn. There's another kind of
biped who attaches the same importance
to his crowing.
1943 AAA Farm
Program To Stress
Legume Seeding
Seeding of winter legume crops
this fall is the best way to bolster
production of important war crape
next year, and at the same time best
the threatened shortage of nitrogen,
according to G. T. Scott, chairman
v at the State USD A War Board, with
headquarters at State College.
Legume seedings an needed in
North Carolina to replace application
of nitrogen fertilizer which will
be reduced because large quantities
of commercial nitrates are going
into manufacture of munitions, Scott
said. Growing of winter legumes—
mainly crimson clover aad Austrian
winter peas—is recognized as one at
Your gloves, handbag, your umbrella—*nd
other accessories like
these are ttrt the moat important
items of your wardrobe but they deserve
extra care these days. Clothing
specialists suggest that the habit
of losing gloves and umbrella is a
good one for American women to
break. Boy a glove-holder to attach
to your pockstbook if you are inclined
to lose your gloves, or sew a
name tape on the inside seam.
Take a tip from the sales person
and put your gloves on jusi as she
tries-them on you: Ease fingers on
first; then thumb and palm. Turn
rings so the settings are toward
palm of your hand. The best way to
take most gloves off is to loosen
each fingertip, turn the cuff back
over the fingers and draw the gloves
off. Suede gloves are an exception;
try to work them off easily without
turning back the cuff or pulling the
fingertips.
After you take off a pair of gloves,
pull them gently into shape, blow
into the fingers, and Uy them in
tissue paper in a flat box.
Dont let your gloves get too dirty
before you clean them.
Watch for rips in your gloves and
mend them promptly. Always use
cotton thread in sewing leather. Silk
thread will cut the leather and pull
out.
A silk umbrella that is not used
for a long time needs a shower bath
once in awhile. Clean a silk umbrella
by brushing it with a soft
cloth.
Clean and oil-silk umbrella by
washing with mild soap and water.
Rince off and dry in the shade before
closing. Handle oil-silk umbrellas
very carefully in cold weather
or the oil-silk will stiffen and crack.
When you carry an umbrella of
any kind closed, keep strap buttoned
to prevent ribs from catching and
beading.
• Hang your umbrella up in the
closet to keep it from sliding around
on the closet floor.
War Time Warning
Given To Hunters
A warning to hunters was sent
out from Raleigh today to be careful
when shooting game in the vicinity
of telephone or telegraph wires.
The armed forces and war industries
are depending heavily on telephone
and telegraph communications for
prompt service.
A breakdown on a line in remote
sections may cause delay on war
work or troop movements. Hunters
may cause serious trouble to communications
liness.
A Warning was also issued about
restrictions on hunting near war
projects or army, navy, marine,
coast guard and air corps bases.
Minute preparations have been
made at all armed force centers for
a#iy war emergency or an air attack.
The explosion of guns and
rifles near the bases will be a source
of trouble after the hunting season
opens on October 1. It will be embarrassing
for hunters to fall into
the hands of army officers for violating
the war time rules, it was
pointed out.
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WluWljou Buy With
WAR BONDS
* *
Navy Cruisers are built in two
classes, litfht and heavy, the latter
displacing about 10,000 tons. Our
navy ha) about an equal number
of. light and heavy Cruisers, the
10,000 ton Cruiser costing approximately
$20,000,000. Many Cruisers
are under construction and many
more are needed.
To pay tor these speedy and powerful
ships with their heavy guns
and armament we must buy War
Bonds. Citizens of a large town or
a given community, working in unity,
could buy one of these ships for
the Navy if they put at least ten
percent of their income in War
Bonds every pay day.
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OFFICE FOR USE OF A NEEDY
FAMILY, the donation of an oil
- burning cook stove. If in need of
repairs and can be repaired please
call anyway. Husband of ^aadiy
FOOD
Austrian Winter
Peas Available
J. V. Taylor, chairman of the
Pitt County AAA Committee announced
today that Austrian Waiter
Peas and Crimson Clover are
now available to the farmers of
Pitt county as a grant of aid under
the Soil Conservation program.
He emphasised that farmers of
the county should begin sowing
Austrian peas and clover as early as
possible this fall and seed as many
acres as possible. Not only must
1943 soil building practices, be carried
out before October. $0, but 1943
practices must be carried oUt by
July 1, 1943. He stated further that
nitrate fertiliser will be further reduced
by approximately 20 per cent
in 1943 and it is impertrtive that
farmers plant more winter legumes
than the minimum requirements of
the Soil Conservation program. A
good acre of Austrian Winter peas
or clover turned under Will more
than equal a heavy application of
nitrate of soda. Tests have shown
that a good crop of winter legume
turned under will increase corn
yield on an average of 15 bushels
per acre.
The Agricultural Marketing Administration
reports that 600 million
pounds of foodstuffs and other agricultural
commodities were received
in July for shipment to allied Nations.
you help provide funds to finance America's preparedness
program. You enlist in the vast growing army of
men and women who are determined to defeat all who
1 seek to destroy our way of life. The Bank of Farmville is
cooperating with the government — without profit or
remuneration—in making
these bonds available.
Stamps are available
for accumulating
smaller sums. See table
at right for denominations
of both stamps and
. bonds.
The Bank of Farmville
FARMVILLE, N. C.
V
Mr. Taylor stated that fanners
wishing v to secure Austrian peas or
clover should come by the county
office and execute their order and
secure their seed on the same trip.
The seed are beii« delivered by J.
B. Kittrell and the Pitt F.C.X. Innoculation
can be purchased at the
same places. The deAiction rate for
Austran peas is $6.93 per 100 pounds
and Crimson clover $12.50 per hundred.
To meet the nitrate shortage every
farmer should plant one acre out of
every five he expects to have in corn
to a good winter legume to be turned
under.
The following are the recommendations
for seeding winter legumes
for successful results:
To get any benefit from a winter
legume it must be sown in such a
way that it will be innoculated, sown
early enough and plowed in late
enough to get some growth. Any
other method is a waste of time,
money and seed; and a crime against
tr war production program*
("SLAP THE JAPS WITH SCRAP"
* ★
lOLUI/ou Buf With
WAR BONDS
•k if
Aside from the sixty-mile an hour
Mosquito Torpedo Boats, the Sub
Chasers are the speedsters of out
Navy. Light and fast, they are the
eyes of the Fleet on the water. They
displace approximately 1,500 tons
and cost about $2,400,000 each.
We seed many of these powerful,
fast little boats to cope with the
treacherous submarine type of naval
warfare fostered by our ene
mies. Everybody can help pay for
more Sub Chasers by putting at
least ten percent of hjs income into
War Bonds. Buy Bonds or Stamps
every pay da^ Bug. them from
your bank, your post office, or from
. your office or. factory through the
Payroll Savings Plan.
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