* far. . ' ■
Keep healthy—to save time
■ng^'dHl i
No man wants to talk sense to a
pretty giri.
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This war is too big for even oar
beet columnists to uaHiiirinnrt and
manag*
President Roosevelt, politically
speaking, has switched from the left
to the right. Maybe he's right.
Our dimes and quarters and dol
lars will help wis the war flf produc
tion. Get Defense Bonds and
today.
These days if a man leaves the
business for a week .he has to learn
the business all over again when 1
returns.
Tlie United States is today, as it
always has been, theshest investment
in the world. Defense Bonds and
Stamps offer an opportunity tor
each to buy a share m America.
EQUIPMENT
Growers should protect their farm
machinery from the weather, .and
check and adj-ist it for maximum ef
ficiency, says David S. Weaver, in
charge of Agricultural Engineering
at State College.
WOOD
"Military equipment, supplies aa
food must be prksgnri and shipped
to our anniea and allies. This malms
timber and fmlpweed just as import
ant as food," saye R. W. Graeber,
State College Forester.
HERE FORDS
Thirty-seven buyers from three
states paid an average of >290 per
head for 66 registered Hereford*
from Watauga County at a recent
sale at Boone, reports County Agent
H. H. Hamilton, Jr.
HOLSTHNS
Cottomade Farm at Fayettevilie
and Happy Hill Farms at Matthews
purchased outstanding females at the
Dunloggini sale nf Holstefcis m Mary
land. Sale of 209 wimalg brought
>883,700.
• BIRO CLUB
■ h*-'-1
.mc
Hj£said this
than the robin and has aot
bade and a dully
with a short,
brown tail.
The Hermit Ifcrwh is a singar a#
the porcst natural malody to 1
in tibia or, perhaps, soy land. He is
called the "American
n yMV l. 4. _jx
ics contend that
£T "pi? to Lily
3K
■MlMH
Committee Deplores
Lack, of Employment
Control In Washing
ton *! •/<" -
Washington, Oct 18.—A congres
- charged today that
tome of the top personnel jobs in
Washington "constitute a real bot
tleneck" to tiie government's war
sffoft.
"Lie youthful executives lack "the
Experience and tact" necessary in
'top-aetch management official*,"
ieclared the House CM Service
Dof^mittee headed by Hep. Ramsperk
of Georgia, the Democratic whip.
Experienced executives "have been
turned down completely or ignored
iy these younger personnel officers"
the report added _ ' -i ll
Other findings in the committee's
unfnished investigation of federal
jobholders:
Government workers are "blowing
up" their own descriptions of their
jobs and gating salary hikes MM
Ing from $600 to $1,200 a year m
doing practically the same work.
Some administrators build up
"personal machine*" of Mends on
the payroll who move with them
bom job to job, "their salaries usual
ly being boosted on the doubtful ex
cuse that their duties have beau in
creased." *
"Hie bald fact is — the uncoordi
nated departments of the executive
branch of the federal government
lack an over-all, centralised authori
ty with powers of management con
trol," the committee said. "Until
this situation is corrected the tax
payers can expect a fimtinwanre of
needless hiring and duplication oi
effort."
"It is too obvious to state that tht
chief executive lades the time to give
to general management. It simpiy
would be humanly impossible even la
peacetime. Improper management,
therefore, cannot be laid at the door
step of, the chief executive."
The investigatocs centered then
2=
in New Guinea. 177 Jap aim*
destroyed, 17,600 tow of *&pb
__L J* |1. , I, , 1,,| , , M
tans, inciaamg um aMr,/«v.
Italy declare* war on Germany. U.
a, Britain and Roam accept Italy
m co-beiligerenk Allied troops ad
t Voltnnv Una and
i moon
big battle a
tabu taken and British Eighth Army
captures
Bed Amy breaks through to Meli
topol in Ukraine, goto near Kiev in
middle Dnieper sector and crashes to
vicinity of Gomel In Whte
Churchill
sise among United Nations
prolong the war, says bloodiest fight
ing ahead.
-Jfapaneee open threfr-pronged of
fensive along Burma Road. Chinese
aided by U. S. airmen, trying to hold
them off.
fire on the yosmg personnel execu
tives and the "Mow up" method of
boosting salaries.
"As the result of the apparent
Mfc ■■J* .Mil H.J
of a college degree for pemonnel of
ficers," ths report said, "numerous
highly efficient men and wnaw
hare bean lost to the war effort.
The (investigating) staff has been
told thai many of these would-be
applicants have walked awny is de
spair, a despair born of ths pernon
nel Officer's lack of tact and un
derstanding."
As an. szrmple of napU advance
ment the oomirutten^Joatttaed the
case of "Miss B" who was a part
time clerk fa n dime store five yours
ago. She was graduated from col
lege two yean ago and want to work
for the OPA as n "junior classifica
tion anaUst" at *1,320. Now she is
associate personnel officer," mak
"the rtnomnn^ denominator of a col
lege degree and few years, if any, in
practical business etpsrienee," the
investigators saicf.
CHICKENS
:
poultry-raising, the use of wirs
.mesh floors has simplified the care
of ekidcs, and for older birds, tha
use of a deep, highly "absorbent lit
ter savsa changing it so often.
... .. —
until
victory to achieved;
"That the United Statea cooperate!
with its coBunides-to-arms to
"That the acting}
through its jiirirr—rill
Join with free mod sovereign
in the ^ -
ance of
to preserve tile peace at the^odd*
| Thoae who voted for Jthe reeolu
Uo® «n« Senators Gomtetly, Geoege |
(D-Ga), Bartdey <D-Ky), Thomas'
(D-Utah), Gillette (D-Iowa), V«r
den berg, and White
Barfdey told reporter, he thought
the pmpoaai "vary constructive,
brief and fro the point/* adding that i
to hia opinion "it will meet with the
geoenl approval of the
Cwinally summed up hia views like
J
"The raeoivtian is the beat poaaibie
action that eoold be secured. Unity
«pd harmony are vital if the a
is rto paw n resolution by a
stantial majority. The resolution ia
n substantial advance towpvd inter-)
national cooperation apod the «to
tablishment of peace machinery.
Ma* the form voted by the
committee^, the laaiiliillim differed
both to wording and to form from I
the Fulbright "laattog p*^ reso
lution adopted by the houae. It was
a simple aerate resolution which
would not require action hy the!
| houae as in the caae of the Pttbrigbt
proposal, i^wy' "T >:•
doubt Republi
cans, led by Vaadanberg, had forc
ed some revisions to the origtoal
Coimally dnaft of the rwaohition,
which called for the oM ef eco
nomic, military and naval sanc
tions to enforce the peace if ar
bitration and fcegotfctiou efforts
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SUNDAY
^ i V BAPTIST CHURCH VX:
Rot. Wwmrd C C^«wfcW, PmMt.
9:46 A. II.—Bible School. Geo. W.
Davit, Saperiat*nd«nt -
11:00 Aj VL—Morning Wor&iip.
7:00 P. M.—B. T. U. lfcrjorie
Parker, Director.
8:00 M.—Evangelistic Boor,
rm^yrtAM CHURCH .
Iter. C. R MMktam. Put*
10 AX) A. M.—Sunday School. J. 0.
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10:00 A.
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tmitimA
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A Heroic Starr of On* of the
Fi(ktta«wt Ships ia The Navy of
Aewiea. '-"fra
Now* of tU Doy.
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'-NOTICE 09 SALE
Undo- and by Tirtue of t*e
of mt* contained in that i
Kfcrtad by /•
> wife, at ate, ["Hated JW*.
nwry 10, M41, and recorded in Bosk
U-28 pa«e 440 in Pitt County Regi.
try, default having made in thi*
of the
by th« terma thereof (object to tan
c'-wnra, the undesigned Truatee. will
orfer for sale at public auction to
the higfceet bidder, f«r caah, at the
oourthouae door in Graanvfito, North
Carolina, at noon on the 28 day of
October, 1943, the lands deecribed in
said deed of truat, rta:
ltt 'JVact Bounded by the
of R. M. Elk*, J. K Edward, and
Cow Swwnp, con
Zj^ff i
be the
of reoert in Pitt Count/?/
In Book M-12 page 408.
Sad Tract Bang in the town of V
Pitt Cowty, North
£~ BASK
scribed in eorajme of reoofd in
[HpiSac^nr ia Beok 17
w.
22nd day of Sept IMS.
A8THUF B. COREY,
01-4wka-pd.
—
W. E. Jeyner, Call
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