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TIITHSl->AY. .IAM A.KY 20. 1041 MORE CIVILIAN SUPPLIES ,;|v •'ice <.!;•> - ah mil Theft i.« a good 1,1 supply wf civilian ..i~ ■' GoVeruoir ut repoits do ■■ ply of some Material.1 >vhu v. a I equipment. They .1- 'h'" ins' released I’oi civilian ductivli Boaitl already na- ma-h number of new relTi-eiater-. e|.* civilian 'product e But it Would he Iooii'i •< over there being a-n adev'.ate > Which laave been called •’(? 1.M small extra supply 01' some s, * douhtedlv be new shortage* • >: which ale scarcer no* ' Li a 1 I - And. eVell ill I'K-e- «'neir jiel g-Oods. it will »l.il| be hivoe dirlir to uianufa'ctine inm-wai prndu facilities 10 move such pi 1 >> . It- II; 'light 1 hi 1; Mint t lie re Is a SHK.III ovci •sup ill 110* have gone entirely in1" I- or example. 1 In W .n li 0 r -|eei available foi a limited ..lit.- ini »1 • nr I •hr j .11'11' . 1 iU*t > . h !h;. RATION TOKENS A lie* kim! •*IT '■•••in ■•• •'>■ >' """ Office of Price A ■■■!ntinisi i"•>' on to '•<•*» 1 It deems prrfbvlde *hi»t ‘ * coil fused with pennies. dime* •< ! ^' lilljf of ratiollius eysid' le: "■> -ioVd-.e The paper coupons cul'it ii ■ ■'• '""'d11' und h‘l> a e'leai uu-'unce collect them on all poici-ia seree thrill in order Me dell. They are .lirlnult ' o a tiilie-cotisuiiiin"' recordin' ioi. Chester Howies, ii-inj o' ''■'• plan will save the r« •«!>•* ut 1 of niaii-hou i > am:im 1' " and SIM lilljf stamps. Tile only objection v.« now • the tokens mijflv. he i^e* .i -1. turnstiles Alt lionet • hi- " s1 piebleTu. it hardly een:. Swn with the assistance w|.:< '< ioning system. If a fev peonh ing a ration token to y!ei pa* meat, we don't tlunk list 'S as people a ration ticket s worth • f • at tone'*! f.o all OHA. o th A NATURAL REACTION 01*A Officials in New 'l oik < t’y sinuihl he nearly >•• disf •hat h*>liSewi\Vs lia* e. no desi> e to p'ty ■ • e-1 e «• > i \» In ie.n|. to font thousand yersinia' letters in ipi-e'l price chcckei.s rhe Manhattan War Price and KpUoiiiiitf board manage,i 11 secure eleven women volunteer' Hleven out ot toiii .i >n. sand is a pretty pout barline avcia'e Accordin' to the ’HA a New York housewife 'imply does not want to be a "poii.e woman." Housewives lutv. «Iv • • han 'Inn w. "I d» .1 ns 'v|11 merchants who eel i" are effective. 1 he* just their ire. As a resit]' tl'.i« put retail distrihut ion -> satisfied that it i< Irealii the whole are doinj 11’- 1 CUmstailces Tlieie'oi*. ■\y oil hitlers. I p-rl'.ip- M; world Ho P . ih.- 1,1. ! I. • i. FAITH PRODUCES MIRACLES |r is* rumored "In t -tl. < • • «i> •■■■ >’ vaculwus secret ^ t-apoii up.<n the wold capable ..»* "I. cities at a single blow l a («■'»•>.* i Allied leader- Ions ago rea-ed ad* Bouveefnlnesofi They aie .lii'ii-.- >»■ fwre they can i'ihii* forth vul, m> prise* Whr bom hers tl.- rearlrm*. the industrial vital* • >t’ Kurope Hu explosives that dwat f jit.»*vi-• n Thn average laymen ha- little taking- place right here in our , v.u non tW«-thous*nd-tnn air rail!- ,.i Iterlin is l«» Bctane l-tu- T*'„ jnais a mat* uf act U VV of It*" '"'tape 111 1\ enaugh to fuel a single five horn bombers. similar to tecent tfeili inately barrels daily, and before many "'“iitl's '' * load d tl,.- 1. 111! - rr|ifi„t. ,,r trv « lin-li make possible Otic nf these miracles - agi. I la i 1 \ ranacitv fur t Vi f in It almut llV.ftflti ha ri els aid t-nvatiii" 1 prt(i 1 -molivred, attacks. N',.« it i- np|iio\i ir than fiv. time- much, double again Without 1 would lie iinaV.lt octane gasoline, our h.mihcr, their missions. A significant fact about llie Iftft octane miracle is that it Via.n been financed principally l.\ the oil industry. Tin- nil -oittpanies have spent hundreds of millions of dollats perfect-. . flits high-test fuel and building production facilites All of which"means the oil industry has faith in tlie future of pri ■'te enterprise. It is endeavoring to demonstrate in action -ather than words that industry operated hv private citizens. ;f given* * fair chance, has the resourcefulness and flexibility t# nek imy problltn confronting it. » Walkie-Tar-% 'm0tP9l ■Wh ■” “ -- ----- X \ \ \ / Listen, Adolph, m WD YOU NEAR. DDNKRAL EISENHOWER, WHmu UK SAID, toe WILL WIN 7UK EUROPEAN WAR in /Q4-4- • * * ip every man AND WOMAN, PROM THE PRONT L/ND Tb THE REMOTEST HAMLET, DOES NtS OR HER PULL JHJTV! * D/P You ——— r ^ 'WtLL yAPOlPH, W*kE 9EO////JM/B 7HA YEAR K/OHT ! wmSrr poms* our durhdbst 70 90 A 9/0 JOB OVER HERE lb UMLP U/M 90 709 9/o Job over there / ^HULLABALOO By LYTLE HULL I HE REBOUNDING HUMAN The tv i- ni' Mich thin’a turn l” mi uuyn the t«>’.»Ki! wait1! wii aiKtiha smoothly -liirm ami lUitai a storm -ei i .mi i Me -, a I filuuU Some lime afterward. i w reels ami -leal ,,i u ■ i ti-ii vessels w inch -n weaKenesI b> 11 will II 111 111V tCsS lUlliUH'l.l nun lollow .'lull cpltvul 1 lie i( liiiiuaii ivi . h i - 'm- v. u id „,.a\ - oV,o. Ill- -tl UjsKlc lo ,.,(11 .in -alt-U a! a namin' will u.m iii I Iu- u i i i k.- ot many "V ~ ■l .into, is -'ill nave iiolie t« ti.eii a-tjlii: Hie WIl-sOs.' u-tt -y v m.x f runicms must I u tin. be i ini hai l-. |jaii' which . ii ,,v.ii 'Hu-.- "1 -'-are,tune ,i nil n.,t i..n- ui ifiiioiv ile ... laird iial !■>!.' will l>r srelwiliU i,, i i.lja’dlitaU- ti.cui'f I ■ v.ii, uaiirl- am! h-iil .. iiiixi' nvri Iroiiliri'. between . ; 1 and ti.fi f will !.<- el , .mi, dr-U m-t ion i-mini if' ami ,,, hetween a id enemies ,1- w III. t.., |. a Id It;- t i air to : If -hilt' pull l lr. li ... rt.iK !"l 1da „ v. : 11 l.'-Mia at... u y liiipi ui.1 tif live inhdi-m-r- 111.,- till- 1111 latai \ (d , j-cln -laid.; '..I. 1 In \al a-m S,.f mii.'i 1’let lit oi slop id Hit 1 e» raise ! I.fil cobra mad- lhr ajlt- U1|-'' will make a Ilf hi day i : in- |i.i ill I ..iiniinlusts. Sm l -t' iiinl Aiiaifld't' id tin- dir is ii.it inii' w.Ini-.il will br -1 rid id s.ivi- tin-iii-flvami -'ll lit-at iilftuv from I'd!- owl -American nuttits of tin- sain, fill: ill',mill a nil st i i ft-. I dll!'"! liluateh dll suit of |ilf P '-'flit i -1 ,- '..in, thill lif» Iff!-* loll Id those , IVI,' il. U-... and ' ho ii,--. t'f.-i ni. i ')iu1 iVi»• |-f if nnli’,ini; nrw ut i! It if tin- m-t.. v and ..'.at v ... flu r 1 • 1 every .: ni'a.-tr.-lihf and itf '»*' .oa - is nicusuif,1 by the si/., v. hirlwin11 wl.ii li In ,,unlit i! This I,iy wliii Iw iiui a lid - srnjnjf to have a bln after Ii; fmt tilt- world lias i.ail i a,. .•t:.s11-«»J,i-' a’ni! worse -I Hirst 11- and i- still tri.illtr- C" i,.,|i im| merrily at tin- nu, 1i, mans ill e ills) ;ikf ant-. It kif-1- ii'-fi tlie lift!,- hills the . build and next da\ tin y are k .main Vnil ran i kern an down, and yoll inn't keep lans down. Several hundred r- as;n half the population of ope died in the Gnat Playue dead 1*,v in the streets of the at fit iff and rotted. Million •ved beeause the peasants re.t to b'rittir fo id into tin ;ueridden (owns and cities when it was over those left •Ved inst twice as hard to ,e a •fomehaik t is always thus: and it will the some after this period of mn and material destruction. I live oi- Ifn short veafs after ■d. in-,mle will ahead v have un to found in the din and dement of the sunre ahead USE EAGLE ADS * * * * TODAY tad TOMORROW B, DON ROBINSON I LABOR Insult* .) ust a- tinier ami ills cohorts will nev'ei picail sully 10 haVV'lg Matted live war, neillci will un ion leaders ill the Limed Mutes ey t r icdnit any guilt in Mr charge ol interfering v-it'll Our nation's war production tint, when tiie '.Pule nation knows that labor eaders have, ..gain ami ..-guiTi. u-evl the tnieal ol rutting oil supyncs to oui .a nieu lories as i means ol Injj-hteliing the suvi i linieut into Livin'; them wage increases, .1 ■ -v i. pis j alter iioieuioiis at this ,e date that the metropolitan pie-s and radio chain: shoulo : iu.v'e spent a week or more lea luring the pros and eons of (i-n t ra! Marshal] - statement attack ■ina- these union taeties. lo musl people it laiuly soem. 11 \ s army should point out ilia, ■ siiikes aid (jeiinan morale am. , hurt the inira-lt- ol our Own armeu loiees. We nave taken Mat loi gianled ever since Me war sui. news that the head of our eouli l\ r have also uevuuie very uv eustoilied to raving laool' le..> 'i- attacked by patriotic Amen vans and lo huviug congress at tacked lor not duals something lo put moie drastic curbs on id i’erhdps the "news" of tin: v outrove'rsy is the fact that tm nation's two-veui barrage of ai lack against labor leaders has annarent 1> . gone unnoticed b\ them—that they didn't retugniz Mat they weie being "insulted until (ieneral Mai shall did the in VANITY strikes We believe William (jrern head of the American Federation ut Labor, stabnsned some sort o. a record l'o» silly argument: when he said: 'I hereby a-srrl uneouivoeall. that, although a strike date hav been set, there never was tin faintest possibility of an uclua walkout of the nation's railroad. The railroad unions, most o wrich are affiliated with the Am erieaii Federation of Labor, an ■ esponsi'ble organizations led b. responsible and patriotic olfieial. They gave Men solemn assuranc. to the President and lo congies that. come what might, then would be no railroad strike. That kind ol an argument coming alter a week in wrich tin railroad unions assured file na tion that Mere would be a para ly/.ing strike unless their vie mauds were met and after tin government had to seize the rail maxis in order to keep them run ning- is the kind of argument which would make any sane per son boil i)v v Yet that paragraph was invUul n in what Mr (Jreen railed "a i‘ sage of sanity to the America people ’’ Both Mr. (ireeu and Mr Mur lay, head of the C l O United Steel workers, who threatened a walkout of steel workers as a i'hristmas present to the nation, have pledged their unions to a nonstrike policy for the duration of the war. But. as far us we car. see. that pledge had a- rope tied t0 it—it will be kept on the con dition thut these unions me g.i\' cn everything tluv ask for BUNGLING fumbling Tim re may bv some thing in one of Mr Green's "message of san ity” when hf sail): "The respon sibility for tlu* prolongation of these disputes rests entirely no on tile bungling. fumbling and in competent handling by govern ment officials and agencies. There is no question that tliesi labor problems are handled by the government in a weak, hil-or miss fashion and that the govern ment agencies have no dear poi icy to guide them in their logo tuitions with labor We believe it is up to con fess right now to do somethin' ybout Mr Green's complaint—to end bungling and fumbling by passing clearly-worded legislation that a strike during wartime is treason and its leaders should he tried for treason Such legislation would help Mr. Green and Mi. Murray to keep their no strike pledges, it WASHINGTON. 1M' <N\VNS) —Guided by the President s broad niessafte outlinin'; the U’v. islation which ho considers most important to the welfare of the nation, conttressmen me now illaltinj; bids which will beep tin ill busy until the Novelilbei The number of controversial measures before conuriss is pro baldy greater than at any time in history, and there is but little question that the next flection v. ill be stronal.v influenced by the tion whieli is taken In the forefront tors to he d. t ided are inerelises in ta Cation of our whblt line, mustering out members ol tile armed eorisei ipt imi of labiq the f the mat tax sii tie pay to the ! ore s, vate. subsidies to farmers. pay mereases for railroad workeis poll laxi" and control of oil rat ioninu' and oil prices-. A t t In- head o I t lie --cuaie. ra cndt.r is completion "I the I"PS; ,1,-laved lax bill. Altlum ' mile tax blanks i-.st i tict no s based taxes, the new tax ha\e imi re will 'a\ e l b. tiiis year's income ami ..-.n i,.r complicated mi di tnx apply i- apt • just merits to lie inmle paver- on March ' o, coimre s that t.o will be confusinit to and eve r\ effort to aet the tax question , niekly as possible. I o h is eb si unit it 'it the public lie lYiadc till ’leaders of the senate committee will PfMr'b.v cep the total amount /> .,xcs in fin- ie iebborl mm "t . .fm.fjpp.pdh a- uppri ,,.,s... and will not acidise it to near llw mil.Olio tieU1 e asked a by the attempt 'o S 1 o.. i11'. I. - the trmi Pit-cat trike la of the threat ol tin j l ike and steel worker: mmitb. many coiiui'cs: w laimi pas loi tiie oubl clarify the situation 'em in their di-putes with .wernment. and it would ae erv welcome to the majority " ic American peiple t’lUii sueli U ei'la’-ion is pas ,|. we hope that Mr Green woi (lain play l’t- little >' 1 lreatoninfi- strikes even it he holding tins" when he issues his neat For we hate to think of .merican soldiers ha Vi tiff to hS'nt nder the handicap ot any more eadlines about the selfish, un ooperative attitude of an impoi int segment of the home front. toe i.-lalii'li to take- tin plact- "X I,,,. Sinith-('oiYnall\ a cl uhicii so far ha.- proved usele.-s Vli*"\ lOirUlesMia II I'll VOX' J>OV eminent I'liliwi iplitni <>l hihoi. althour.h it i- iioiiiilcil it 11)is >' ’i hl he pul till 11 u O' It in :n eloctiou yea i even with presidential support H"1 an i i-strike legislation w-lp se\eio pi naltie? tor stiike leaders. is 1 avorcil hy a huye nun.'><■ r ol he iiieuihers ol emigres. I.Cl orp h'ehi uliry 17. eoll"fe '. must deeioe (i.o fuK'hl-y he' .rlahle - a hjei l u-ot SllOsall. S ic ' lie fore thp Iasi ses.-ion eom>less passed a resolution eon* Ifnii'ing these -ui'M'.i.rii's ntilH mat , ai e. Intt uiiit" ai i hn: is- i I , hi ( 11 ell they v. ill aali'iii:.t iall\ slop in tin- middle of h'eh r uary The house lias alieady hejfMn discussion of mu iii in •' i I •ay lot soldiers and is likely I" up | I ove a li.pa.-tt ’ i dm. la I to ' h.r l already passed hy (lie .eiiale i i.'llilH; for pay in. n.s ran-omt fioni $l!m> lo .I>I• r 1 hi el. that the house will kpep I" a simple loll, yvhieli can he ai l<-I upon nuiehly. and v.i'i hilii ton -ider moi e epinp-lie.it ed I’a1 1 "I this prohlem, such a- niuouploy n.mu insmanee, hoiiuse-. 1 n eiit'-linaved e-duration, linaneial help foi the purehas,. of homes, ite. Oil lainitu V -o dm ‘'"1 •'' eonnnittee oil education and la hoi plain to ini|uire into 1 h(- do tieulties of yvhiti collai yyoikei antler uovernmenl wane test lo tions yvho are said lo have mi I feped seV'elely hecause of in creased etist of liviuif A- a 11‘ suit of these hearings legislation mav he propp-ed lo eliminate so nip of the rest lie! ions on in creased pay to ofliee workers. In addition lo the tnui.y nm uoveisial suh.ieets which con oioss will consider, it yvili also have to eonsnlpr a Mood ol ne-.y appropriation hills. Although it will |n ninthly okay ail leipiests t'lir a'ppropriations fdi war pur poses. there will undoubtedly he a e-reat deal of donate, troll) the , i . noiny -tamloint an all appro dilation requests fop non-wai n th WAIl Let's All BackThe Attack This is Your “Battle Flag? HERE AT HOME I Every patriotic American will want to diapla> thia emblem at boui- ou kia front door or mi hia window. It ta the red, wbita and blue clicker that aata >ou ba*e doue yuMi part im tbo 4tW War luao. Display your colors now! DURING this 4th War Loan Drive you are again asked to do something extra to help smash the Axis. Your part is to invest in at least one extra hundred dollar Bond. But don’t stop there if you can do more. For re* member—no matter how many Bonds you buy—no matter what denominations they are —you get back on maturity $4 for every S.4 * you invest. And that’s on the word of Uncle Sam, creator of the safest investment world has ever known. So before you look into your wallet—LC into voi r iihakt. Your company, the plat where you work, has been given a quota to meet in tbis 4th War Loan Drive. Do yout part to help meet tbis quota. And remembcrjj millions of America’s fighters are waitii_ for your answer, your pledge that you ara backing them to the limit. left AM BACK THE ATTACK! ] H TM* la M •*»-•< U. (. Ittuutf (diubiMiMi ptapaiad uuJet ike auapicaa *1 Trteiur) llcpai iiutut aud War Advtrtiain| Uuuaaf), M Western Auto Associate Store HOME OWNED AND OPERATED BY LEE W. CAUBLE — CHERRYVIIXE, N. C.
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