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CLASSIFIED ADS
KOK SALE
FOR SALE—-Estate Iloat i ola.
Cabinet Style. (iood condition
with now orates. Reasonable
Call 3.822.
FQR SALE — 1DOS tour door
Plymouth Sedan, lias good tires
and motor and body in perfect
condition. ti ASTON NEWT 'N.
Cherryv'ille. Si. It I'd
New TOP COATS in all of the
leading colors and maleiials —
Priced — $15.00. $19.50 and
$25.00. HARREL.SON CO.. Inc
FOR SALE One and .tie-half
tons of good peanut "ay - Excel
lent for cows or horse-. ' a!
3141. 1). (). Rudi-ili. It
LOST
L.OST—Ciasolinc ".V Coil'' •!’
ltook—Name lluntoi Man e\
Finder please return to owner or
to the local Ration Hoard. U-P
LOST—-Ration Loot \ ;
Name: A. 1.. Ledwell Finder j
please return to Owner of to the
local Ration Hoard, It P
PERSONAL
FREE! If I'XtT^S acili Vo I
you pains of Sloh-iacl. I .p’p. i
Indigestion. Heat tlntrti. Boiehin;. I
Bloating. . Nausea. (in* La — _p j
free .‘-ample. V'i'ga; at AlbS |
Drug Company. 101 D'L; :
WANTED
: I
"WANTED—Full m par; t net
agents to handle hpspit.au. at toil |
.insurance for a reliable . onipa..v j
of fering surgical benefit's as well |
as hospitali/.a.Doii to its na . tons
Unusual, opporuuiit\. 1. Lora!
commissions. Write The S'a'c
Hospital Association. Inc., far
l.oro, N <"n il! 1
WANT ED Rom. y-v’ldi
stove ovens olio ami :v,.i imruei.
Carpenter I ro>.
WANTED- 'l'.> i.! * • wit-1 >«m
one drivina to and Id.-m wo
('heny ville, ilia: pa-s. a-a: S:
Mark’s chin , I: or- I > . i a- ..
RAY CARPENTER or tob.-p- ..dp
Ah'ernethy-V Shoo sin a. M-DiM
Leather i'oats R.e-'lined a d
Water proofed, made like' Jiew
Abernet ley’s Shoe Shop. Ii-Dlip
SPECIALS AT - AHKENK I/HY'S
SHOE SHOD All ■ 1,0 :,a-lo i-b
you want—blown. Jdaoiv. a,: .
blood, neli tual. la rti id a ad s: "'do
polishes. I let:, . . \ .111 rip
WE Ml Y CHli'KENS AND
ECtCtS -I’.-iv 1 : -n market; WA
sell ft.eels if all ■ - I \i '!. '• N'S
ELDER AND- in-: Tills
North ni Hi...!- Si i aoi. i.
WANTED
3-Piece Living Room Suits
Studio Couches
Stoves
Ranges
Oil Stoves
Iron Beds and Springs
WILL PAY CASH
CARPENTER BROS.
We Pay Cash For
Late Model
Used Cars and Trucks
Homesley Chevrolet
Company, Inc.
Cherryvillt*. N. C. tf j
MISCELLANEOUS
INANO TV M Nil VN Ii”!?KV A! U
ING — It I 1 >\ Leading
Musi.' Tea. Writ.. .1 V
Ppachi;, lieliiioru. X C. Tf
PERMANENT A AYE. .V.P-:
]tn your own I\ 1 tin neti’ with
("liarm-Ktit 1 Kr. < on.-iplctv
eciuipment. i ltd mi ~ i11 curlers
and shampoo. Efts'. di>. abso
lutely harmless I’ia.sotl hj
■ housaiuls ind.dm r .lime Lang. j
glamorous tiiovie. ~i..r Mor.ex |
irfunded if not saii.-lled. AI.LEN’I
DRUG COMPANY. lat-.faiidn
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS
ji childS fa xutice
your child should
LIKE
Iff b ■> tour u I — •
laxatir* gtva him on* ha will i (
*iob«bly.apjoy takiag pla«i
art taatflag-Svmii of Black- . K
Ti_a fTKarn as riuteclWi.
V
GASOLINE—In IT eastcoasi
states A s coupons are a'om
ihrouuh Kchluary s. In state:
outside the east eoa>' area A-i
eoupo'us are aood tlirnuyh •Inn
pare 2 1.
I- EEL OIL Period 1 coupon;
are .aood tli roll ail •Tanuary • !
Period 2 coupons ion.line code
No\ cipher id.
SLG ,\ l; Staniti N >. 29 ii
Look l-'otn is ai'uil IV founds
lliT ouy h .lamiai v 15. i -.*-14
Si It * ITS .Stall'd) No 1 s iu 1!L,
One. a"od tor one pair. Slanit
No i on the ‘'airplane" sheet in
Look Three, aood for one pair
\I IT A ! S. EATS Li .on n -'.,nt|
G. II. .1. and. k. a"od tin ei.all
1 let1 e rn her -1. 1 'lamps L
5 nd ,\| aood . i hrouah -I ahuai > i .
19 1.1. L’eV'ii lamp N bccnme
aood December 5 and. remain,
a’o. ol i ll renal] .1 aiidat v 1. I 9 I I.
PPOGEnSGH FOODS Green
s-tamp* A. L and ( in Look Lour
aood thmuah; Itccemlu r 2t.r.
G.een s|am|is D. E. and K ill
1 i. ■ • !v Emit become a'oc.i Herein;
her 1 ; t Hi! remain aeod thnnitih
•Jan lia ry n;
CIVILIANS TO GET CANNED
FOODS
ir.e• on u d supplies of calmed
n ,u ■iiny, ea lined 1 a |«v i 1 uiit
nice, asul :iCU: . coin, p . m)ikii .
'id ..in:, ... . heat *v ami.
PCS will i each retail! maikels
\n i; Lin a few weeks : !-e \\ a.
Li o.i Adluilii.st rat ion . aid n re ’
ty. They I 0 unpiie oNYived
iaiuiers. Ami set aside, foi a'ov
( rnment pui/i lut'd, w hiek have
licet! Til-lea .1 to civilians
MOKE i ARM MACHINERY
IN 1944
- \ I] I II; I'l l i.'tl oil l Juuii . " I no V,
ini 1,1 in.u'l. Ult'i V 111 I ;l I 1 loll"
el. o -tl„ Hal 1' in'il Am. in, ,s
r;yl."Ii. »Uu niali'i a(.: nmi
>;eii by W.l’l! 'll* ilia Kit |i;ai, i.rny.
i.Uing a;.u nui vesti.ij; equip
nil";: ijiii ,.u ii.ie year ilfe
ill "illa oi.l 1, l i* In# ill' al
111"' |HI i oil! nil' tin piVuillr
' I,": :i. ; a ill a v vat in a blob
, \V.a - rolai l\ ol\
ia : O Ini i.iiai '. 11 in I mo I epilii
Pal .. y be iiiiiA; fri. io.l,
SUSPEND SLAUGHTER
QUO I AS
Ii. ! ;,o: ii! a a- lua i Lei illg it 11 * I
■ lauai.ii i ,q' receiii numbers of
,.V oMprk | . i ■. i i.., • i i by l . S.
farmer's. >la iigUl.iyr qnolus, .for
• •iviliai: o"i: - anil'll". ! u ni 11 I'll r
I tier Holier have boon Mlspeli
■ it'll t'. \ ; no War In." i Ailnniiis
: i a.t ioit.
MUSI COLLECTS POINTS
TOR PORK
A;; i.uiipli \\ I A 1,.,' ! eiiii.vo.ra
V o l! I to i i all ii' res 11 in ion - oij
no aiuvuiu of po; k a fanner
ala Y 11 o! I or i" porsaio living oil
a - fa i in.' la1 inu> : o ill in no t "
'"i|o, i ravioli i".in'> for al! ra
.a rod meals. Ol'A a;'il reeriiliy..
If 'poi k Is 11 all' fori I .1 point iToe.
.: means !!..,: .. groat i leal "f
' i;i.' lV.ni] tv ill initi i n way i!11 •
ia binok mui kel nmi ill lie lin
i-i Vafin-bio i .i legit iniitro euliMini
BROWN POINTS FOR WASTE
EATS
Fm every pnuml <.f Tat a
housewife luriis in to Ivor moat
iealer m ntliei T:i 1 salvager, sho
n ill i oo no wo him, n point: .
hog",n; itig I )<*i-ot thct I " I Tut
nti'S: liiuMii t a ot'." Ilii hot t M.
I:'a t. ijit-p, If p.f Y\ PliN sal
' ag'kc Iliv'o n, .a iTl, ' wit hi it a
!."M! t In- tat will la- ; ram-for
i.- ii inti' war m'atvl'.als ami on
ii*' ay to it., tigaiing I'tonts."
Hr 1'el'li imloll IliitlSOW'los til save
hr tit case Ti ' t.i turkeys, goose.
I o h . a nl rhickem, Tor t he
manufacture oT war prod,tot's.
REDUCE BEAN PRICES
Redact ion iio tn ‘ 2 cent s a
•'Him! iti wholesale and retail
irives of ih'v edible heanv- wii’.
osti it frniii recent (>I A art ior.
xil it ring the price spread be
woon I'liiiiitiv sliippoi ;> ii ii whole
ntlcr. I'oirtTirv shipping point
H ires remain' trm Itatiged.
A'OOL RESTRICTIONS LIFTED
With only two except ions WPI!
i;is lifted all restriet'n'ni* mi 11
if, raw wool. Eine'r grades of ah
liicii mir\ not lie Used exee.pt
or military purposes, and only
atpet wool and lmdiait may be
■ si'd fur (lour eoverings.
FUEL OIL RATIONS SAME
Ration id' fuel oil throughout
he :;.i state rationed area tr
uain iinehanged tit IP gallons
iet unit for Period 2, which
tegan November ,‘iO, Chostot
iowles. OPA admin ist t tit or, said
eeintly. Period .'! 'coupons, which
Iso went into effect November
n in lit midwostern and south
tit states under fuel oil ration
ig. have the same unit value—
u gallons. This applies to Class
coupons, used mostly by small
11ttseltohlet's. Class 5 coupons
sed by larger consumers, are
ood for 50 gallons each Class
and 2 “change making" coup
ns. for fuel oil, part of last
ear’s ration, are invalid for lal
urpose* beginning December 1
SERVICE BUTTONS BEING
DISTRIBUTED
Plastic gold- coated lapel
buttons for wear on civilian cloth
j ifig. to signify honorable milita
1 ry service on and after the dee
j la ration of a period > 1 national
| emergency. September !). 1 With
l arc being distributed to issuing
j agencies throughout the country,
file War Department has reported
| The insignia on the button is an
| eagle within a circle, the wings]
[extending bevond the circle's
[edge. Persons whose army ser
| vice has been terminated under
{honorable conditions will be per
t mined to wear the insignia.
SEED POTATO CEILING
.Maximum prices for domestic
and imported “verified'' seed
potatoes have been <e: by OP.\
at .SI above established ceilings
for D S. No. 1 table-lock pota
toes.
CAN HOLD SHOES 30 DAYS
Without ration payments dea
lers may not hold -hoes bought
mu a will-call or lay-away plan
or by special order, longer than
•MO days alter they become avail
able for delivery, OP A has an
nounced
REQUESTS FOR PENCILLIN
i The War Department never I
i 'ms controlled pencillin nor re
jeeiv'ed the entile output, Sfllge
|i,:i General Norman T. Kirk ot
i Die Arm;. Medical Departmetit
ex pla ed i eeent tv . A civilian
in m top pencillin, the new
«it ug which pi c\,< i: i s growth ot
ini eel mn bacteria. should lu
made ii.rough the civilian doilor
T; e doei.oi should communicate
by leie-gi am, teh phone, or per
-op.a.T. letter with Dr. (. Iicstei
S Keefer, llvaus .Memorial Hos
pital, Ito.-lon, giving complete
: . ! i- .iT bln- ea-e.
| CONTROL OF APPLE SALES
Sales jiy auple R'Mveis and
shippers wim package their apple
'ill ii..\e with a net weight <>1'
! not ineii than lit! peuiins at e net
' nn’dei prii-e control it' net nn-re
than live Iroxt-s are said ;it one
time t ■ • one buyer and if they
are shipped by pare -i post or
ex press However, when these
packages iilc resold hy whole
sale i s and retailer-, they arc
11 iitier t-rii e control, Oi'A said
WESTERN GASOLINE AIDS
ATTACK
Gasoline drawn la-gely from
West Coast and Koeky Rocky
Mountain areas is powering sea,
laud and air attacks <>o I’.ou
j gainsv'ilh- and bombings of Ka
: hou.1. according to 0\\ 1 on the
basis of A rim- and N'avy state
ments. Gasoline also i- saving
our wounded men by enabling
]them to he flown in transport
Mdan.es to hospitals far behind
, ItlW.T
COLLEGE ENROLLMENTS
DROP
Ehi'ollnieil!.' ill cullrgt s aiiti |
. other inst-itut ions (.f jugm-e f ti- i
•lica! iwu this year, ale men- rival i
i "fie-quarter below the It' 11 * peak,
according to a preliminary -ur
vev by the 1'. S. Office of Edu
cation of the Federal Security
Agency. This year's total of.
about 1,1 10,5-00 persons is eight
, percent below Iasi real's figures
Of those enrolled this year almost
: one .tfuarfer have been assigned
by the armed forces for speciul
j i/.ed t raining.
INCREASE COAL PRICES
1 Anthracite coal e. ding prices
i have been raised by OPA an
average of till cents a net ton at
tlie mines Increases range from
t.. 7(1 cents a ton. depending
ini the size of the coal On .Tune
1. lb 14. the new ceilings at the
mine will tie reduced to an aver
age of _‘S cents a ton. leaving
net increases of about f!4 cents a
ton. The exact amount of these
increase.-- van he passed oil to the
consumer. Purpose or the ap
proximately six months of highei
ceilings is to compensate mine
owners for the retroactive feat
ure of recent wage increases.
COMBAT BARS TO 19,000
.Merchant Marine Combat
Bar.- have been awarded to more
than lb,000 officers and seamen
for active service oil a ship that
has heen in direct combat action
The combat bar consists of hori
zontal sk\ blue, white, crimson,
and naVy blue stripes. Bars de
noting active Merchant. Marine
scrv'ice in the Atlantic, Pacific,
and Mediterranean middle east
war -zones also are being distrih
uted. Ail bars may he worn by
recipients on’ civilian or Uniform
SAVE FIBRE BOARD CARTON
Shoppers can help reduce the
load on the under-manned pulp
and paper supply business by
using and re-using liber hoard
cartons for taking food home
from the market, says the War
food administration This is but
one of the trifles which amount
to imposing totals when saving
ways ate adopted by millions of
families.
TO REGISTER NATIONS
NURSES
Every graduate nurre through <
SOIL
Conservation
NEWS
By
K. J. SEITZ
Farmers with timber suitable
tor lumber ami pulpvvood cun
make a valuable contribution to
tne war ettou tins winter by
lulling ami selling useable tree:
says K. J. Seitz, or tne lower Ca
irn oa Soil Conservation District.
w ar needs lor woods are
daily becoming more pressing,
ne says. However, if faim wood
land would cut and sell then
marketable umber this winter
a would go a long way toward
Helping relieve the critical wood
siluation, he adds.
It is estimated that in the
South 45 percent of the saw-log
production Monies from larnis.
cikewise a survey by the V\ui
Production Board indicates that
farm woodlands produce 59 pci
cent of the production of pulp
wood.
With the timber industry ham
pered by labor and equipment
shortages, farm woodlands will
nave to produce a large, part oi
the growing needs for woods and
wood products.
However, Seitz caution.
agaiiisti'uthless clear cutting ot
woodlands. Woodland owners
are being asked to cin and sell
their timber now while the need
is urgent, lie says, but they are
also being- asked to observe good
forestry practices while cutting
it.
He urges formers to cut their
trees on a selective basis, remov
ing only mature trees, and dis
eased. limby, and knotty ones.
Such a cutting system will leave
ample growing room and stock
for future timber crops.
FARM DEBTS
Get debts in shape by reduc
iny excessive debts to a sale ba
ds, avoid speculation, build up
nnaticial deserves, and invest in
War Bonds, agricultural econi
mists advise farmers.
SOYBEANS
To win the war. I'ncle Sam
needs more soybeans than have
ever been produced before. Mon
peanuts and cottonseed are also
needed to help build up the oil
and food supplies of the nation
LICE CONTROL
At a recent cattle dipping dem
onstration, 1 tin head of eat tie
were dipped at Hoffman Forest
in Jones courity for control of
both biting and sucking lice.The
rotenoiie-sulphur dip was used,
reports I). Myron Maxwell. State
College Extension Entomologist
out tlie nation is asked by Un
War Malipowed ( oniu- ssion to
register at a local hospital or
health center during National
Nurses Mobilization Week. be
ginning February 7. The appeal
is being made to graduate nur
ses of all ages, no mailer when
they live or how long they have
been away from active practice
As war fronts expand, more anti
more nuises will be demanded
by the aimed forces, and they
must be replaced by nurses now
inactive.
SAVE JARS FOR 1944
CANNING
Home fanners are urged to
save all glass jars and tops suit
able for re-use. They will he
needed to round out the supply
next summer, the Department of
Agriculture says. Many com
mercial jars — those containing
coffee, pi-’kles, peanut butler,
and mayonnaise—are now stan
dardized as to size and type of
opening- so that a jar and its
metal screw cap may be used
for home canning b„v buying only
a metal sealing disk with flowed
on rubber compound.
ARMY TO RELEASE
VEHICLES
N'on-cobbat army vehicles,
manufactured in 1940 and be
fore, will be made available for
essential civilian use in the near
future, according to the War
Department. Jeeps will not be
released. Details will he an
nounced later.
HLEGAL NOTICES |
-r
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
lames T. Justice
-vs
Wilmer Justice. Defendant.
The defendant above named
will hereby take notice that the
plaintiff has commenced action
in the superior court ol Gaston
County for an absolute divorce
That she is required to answe
or otherwise plead to the com
plaint tiled in this cause in 111
otliec of the Clerk of the Supcri
I or Court of Gaston County, N
C.. within a period of 20 day
'after the final date of publira
lion of this notice, or the plain
tiff will pray for judgment sic
cording to the complaint AN1
EVIDENCE IN THE CAUSE
Herein fail not at your peril.
Witness. Clerk of said Cour
at office in Gastonia, this th
17th day of November, 1042.
CHAS. E. HAMILTON. .Ii
Clerk , of Superior Court
of Gaston Countv.
1. L. HAMME. Att.v for
Plaintiff. Gastonia, N. C.
4t-D-9
NORTH CAROLINA.
GASTON COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
Sue Dell C. Evans, Plaintiff,
-vs
•Icssie P>. Evans. Defendant.
The above named defendau
will take notice that a11 actioi
for divorce has been started ii
the Superior Court of Gastoi
County. N and the defendau
will he required to appear hefon
the Clerk of the Court at tin
Courthouse in Gaston count;
within the time prescribed b;
law and answer or demur to tin
Complaint of the plaintiff, or tbi
plaintiff will apply to the Com
for the relief demanded in tbi
Complaint.
This October 2S, 194.1.
CHARLES E. HAMILTON, ,h
Clerk of the Superior four
P c. ERONEP.ERCEIL
Att'v for Plaintiff. 41-1)'.
NORTH CAROLINA
(•ASTON COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Wilbert Ray. Plaintiff
-v's
Susan Cook Ray. Defendant
NOTICE 01- SERVICE liV
PUBLICATION
The defendant, Susan Cool
Rav. will take notice that an ac
tion entitled as above lias beet
commenced in the Superior Court
of Gaston County. Noitii Caroli
na, within twenty days from th.
on the ground of two years sep
aration; and the said defendant
will further take notice that slu
is required to appear at the of
lice of the Clerk of the Suporim
Court of said county in the Court
House in Gastonia. Noith Caroli
na within twenty days fro mth>
tinal Duhlieation of litis notice
and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action, or th»
plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
This 22nd day of November
lit-Cl.
CHARLES K. HAMILTON. Jr
Clerk Superior Court foi
Gaston County, N. C.
■J. A, WII.EINS. Atty._ 4t-D1«
NORTH CAROLINT.
GASTON COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Marion Lee Whitlock and
Thelma Johnson Whitlock.
Petitioner*
-vs
Mary Bradford and
Clifford Bradford. Respondents
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
The defendants above nnmei
will take notice tbat a proem*
iny entitled as above has beer
commenced in tho Superior Court
of Gaston County. North Caroli
na. for the purpose of the adop
tion of Howard Euycne Brad
ford, said action hav'ing been in
stituted by Marion Lee Whitioel
and Thelma Johnson Whitlock
and the said defendants will fut•
You Women Who Suffer From
in FUMES _
CMLUf FEEING?
Hood This Advice!
CT pou—like ao many women be
tween the ages of 38 and 52-sutfe.
from hot flashes, weak, dizzy, ner
vous feelings, distress of “Irregu
larities”, are blue at Umes-due to
the functional middle age period lr.
a woman’s life-try taking Lydia £
Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound u.
cnee. It’s the best known medicine
you can buy that's made especially
tor women.
Plnkham’s Compound is famous
to relieve such distress. Taken reg
ularly-lt helps build up resistant
against such annoying symptoms.
It also Is a fine stomachic tonic.
/Thousands upon thousands of
women - rich and poor allke-have
reported benefits. Time and again
Lydia Plnkham's Compound *l.us
proved some women’s happiest cu;. j
often can be during their "40 s '.
Also beneficial for younger women to
help relieve dlstreesof female month
ly functional disturbance*.-Follow
kM directions Wort'- <
V.W.V.V.V.’.V.V.VV.W.V-’
| DO YOU NEED A-- |
| RUBBER STAMP? \
j “WEHAVE EM” i
THE EAGLE PUBLISHING CO. j
DIAL 2101 '•
CHERRYVILLE, C- :
; 11her take notice that they are
required to appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
(said county at the Court >House
in Gastonia. North Carolina, and
answer or demur to the Petition
of the Plaintiffs within twenty
j (20) days after the final publi
cation of ,this notice: and if they
fail to appear, answer or demur
) to the said Petition, within the
. time allowed by law, the Petiti
oners will apply to the Court for
t the relief demanded in the Peti
> tion.
This the 15th day of Novem
■ her. 1943.
(Signed) EMMA CORNWELL
Ass’t Clerk Superior Court
It-Do__
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST
Under and by v'irtue of au
thority in me vested by that cer- i
tain deed of trust executed and
delivered by S Loyd Muliutley
on the 3rd day of August 1940,
duly recorded in Book 397, page
255 in the office of the Register
ot Deeds tor Gaston County, N.
( . default having been made in
1 the terms thereof, 1 will, at the
J front (loot of the Gaston County
i Court House on Monday the 13
day of December, 1943, common-I
cing at 10 o’clock A. M.. expose
for sale and sell to tile highest
bidder for cash, subject to upset
bid within ten days thereafter,
the following described real es
tate :
Being Lot No. 33 of the plat
of land made by .lohi.i I, Stacy,
Surveyor, dated May. 1940. le
gally recorded in Plat Book 5 at
page S7 in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds of Gaston County
i N. ('.. described by metes and
hounds as follows:
Beginning at a stake, the
SW corner of Lot No. 33 in the
bne of a 10-l‘oot alley-way and
runs thence \ 3S dog 15 min K.
• >3.5 G ot to a stake; thence S 73
deg K 105-1 feet to a stake, cor
ner oi lots 2.3. 2 1 and 34 • thence
S 20 deg 45 min W with the line
ol lot 23. 50 feet to a stake, cor
ner of lot 23; thence \ 73 dec; •
W 177.4 feet to the beginning.
I his the 10th day of N'ovem
her, 1913.
-I. WHITE WARE. Trustee
-lt-D9 By .1 L. Haimne, Ally.
indigestion
Kritrt tr»oi ln<lijc*i,*o
if th. °**J>*—Pw It I
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S5Z,'v‘''y„r~ a .r -* 1
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS 1
Dr. Evan S. Wehu\M
DENTIST
Rooms 201 - 202
Farmers Hank Hunuiny |
rhEKIv vyil.l.E. N. C.
David P. Dellinger
Lawyer—Notary Public
Special Attention
To Collections And
Settling: Up Estates
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Matthew A. Stroup
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OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION I
WAR PRODUCTION BOARD
The Amercian people were asked today by J.
A. Krug, Director of the Office of War Utilities, to
confine Christmas lighting decorations to Christmas
trees inside private homes.
Mr. Krug asked that street decorations, com
munity Christmas trees, exterior home decorations
and interiors and exteriors of commercial establish
ments dispense with decorations this year in- I
sofar as lighting is concerned.
“Government and industry have combined in a
nationwide conservation campaign to save critical
fuels and materials necessary to produce and con
sume electricity,” he said.
I am asking the American people to refrain
from their Christmas lighting custom as a part of
that campaign. Electric light bulbs are particularly
short at present and strict conservation of them is
necessary. Widespread consumption of bulbs dur
ing the Christmas season merely will mean a greater
scarcity later on.
“Because of the shortness of daylight over most
of the country at Christmas time, necessary con
sumption of electricity is at its peak. Everything
we can do to avoid any additional LOAD will mean
direct savings of fuel, manpower, transportation
and materials.”
Mr. Krug said no mandatory order was con
templated because “the American people realize
the necessity of this conservation and will do it.”
Town of Cherry ville
ALFONSO BEAM, Clerk