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SSSSSssa-ssr . THPERQUiNSEgKL Y HERTFORD, N.
C fRIDAY. AUGUST 27, 1943
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LOOKING AT WASHINGTON
By Hug S. Sims, Wuhinstop Correspondent
Leaders Not Overly Optimistic.
Officials Suggest Long War.
James F. Brynes, Director of War
Mobilization, glares that "there is
nothing to justify the hope of uncon
ditional surrender of the Axis pow
ers in the near future."
In his radio address to the people
of this country, the former Supreme
Court justice expressed confidence in
ultimate, overwhelming victory over
both Germany and Japan, but declar
ed that he was "authorized by the
President to say that, in his judg
ment, as of today, "the major battles
lie ahead of us, not behind us."
Along this same line, Prime Minis
ter Winston Churchill, in Quebec,
issued h vigorous official denial that
he ever predicted the end of the war
in six months. The Prime Minister
denies that he made any such state
ment.
The words of these high ofiic hs
are spoken to prevent the people of
this country from concluding that
the war is over. It is true that the
trend of the war has completely re
versed itself in the past year but it
is, without doubt, equally true that
the hardest fighting lies ahead of the
Anglo-Americans.
Obviously, it is possible for the
Axis powers to collapse in six
months, but it would be foolish for
us to depend upon it. The best way 1
to expedite victory is to increase
our pressure upon the enemy. This'
requires increasing activity on the
home front. Any let-up in produc
tion will give the Axis a breathing
spell and lengthen the war.
Self-Detenmination Problems.
Idea Not Easily Applied
The principle of self-determination"
was enunciated by President
Woodrow Wilson during the last war.
It has been emphasized during the
course of the present struggle and
The question arises as to the
"peoples" who are to have "the
right to choose the form of Govern
ment under which they will live."
Obviously, it must apply to the peo
ples of Europe, dominated by alien
governments and unable to establish
nations of their own.
The principle orobablv annlips tn
the people of Southern Ireland who
have asserted the right of "self Hp-
termination" against the ttritish Em
pire, and. presumably, it also annhcs
to the people of Ulster who have de
cided to remain a part of the same
Empire.
the Dal!:an States.
The threat in the Me literranean
area compels Germany to devote se
rious attention to its defenses, which
weakens the Teutonic effort in Rus
sia. While the Soviet bears the
bulk of the war against Germany, it
receiving aid in the form of ma
terials, the aerial offensive and the
campaign in' the Mediterranean.
If, in addition to these activities,
the Anglo-Americans open an -attack
in Northern France of sufficient mag
nitude to compel Germany to with
draw troops from Russia, the burden
of the war would shift from Russia
to the democracies.
While this development is inevita
ble in the course of the struggle
against the Axis, we do not believe
that Stalin or the Soviet Government
have any just cause to be suspicious
of the democranVs oith,.u
If these conclusions be correct, ' easily possible to understand whv the
does thp1 nrinninlo innl., f iU M , . . . ..
hammedans of India, in their demand
tor Pakistan and the Hindus, in their
demand for an Indian nation, com
plete and intact?
In the affairs of the United States,
the principle apparently applies to
the Filipino people, who have been
promised their independence. The
question is, "Does it applv to the
soviet is anxious tn ho m;..A
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some of the burdens of the war.
Interests Determine Allies.
Can United Nations Cooperate?
There are millions of people in the
United States who distrust Soviet
Russia and millions of people in Rus
sia who distrust the United States
Despite this fact, the two nations
are now ene-airpH ; II lr4pfm.n .
-0-.. ... ..unaitr against
late of Perquimans County
diomia, mis is to notify all per
sons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Chapanoke, N.
C, on or before the 29th day of July,
1944, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estatp will nloaaa
make immediate payment.
this 29th day of July, 194.'!.
G. D. TOWE,
Administrator of Joe Weeks.
aug.6,13,20,27,spet.3, 10-
PAGE THREE
i " ai'l" 1:1 me -"s"6cU in wariare agains
people of Puerto Rico, who have hppn 1 Germany and Italv and must
conducting something of an agitation' date themselves to the policy of
for independence?" friendship that is dictated bv world
conditions.
Obviously, ;t
Does it apply to the people of,
nawaii, inose oi tne virgin Islands, ..- nupossioie to re
or to the inhabitants of T
i move the deep-seated and lomr-stnn,!
Hiq yf.f ,i;j ... , .. 'ing suspicions that ,i;cf,,i.
uiaic iiciue ill re-esiauusn tne
nepublic which was founded when it
gained its independence from Mexico ?
It should not be forgotten that the
only effort at self-determination on
the part of the people of this country
was smothered with bayonets when
the Southern States attempted in
1861 "to choose the form of govern
ment under which they would live."
Opening A Second Front
Would Shift War Burden
mg suspicions that disturb nennl in
both countries. No parley, confer
ence or pact, regardless of announced
results, would have much effect upon
suspicious citizens of either country
We should also not lose sight of
the fact that Russia, Great Britain
"u me unitea .states have been
j driven together by the convergence
of their interests. Consequently, we
should seek to make this relationship
I permanent through mutual adiust-
"iciaa Willi fl
The United State
tain have contributed
fighting power of the
.sending thousands of
and guns. Enormous
supplies have been
apparently represents one of thp'JoSPph Stalin, th
ideals of the post-war world. rendered, considerable
In his remarks. ! the Soviet.
u e: ... . .. s rPi Tv.
nie ursi anniversary ot the Atlantic
vnarter, President Roosevelt referred
to "self-determination" and "world
collaboration" as two of the purposes
and principles on which "we base our
'hope for n better future for the
world'."
It might be interesting to subject
the thought of "self-determination"
to some analysis. It is referred to
by the President as "respect lor the
right of all peoples to choose the form
of Government under which they
.will live." This is a general phrase
of considerable magnitude and it
meaning depends upon its appli..
canon.-
While the United Nat.w J " -I V' perrTllt tlle major
not opened .second front" that, identical. Ulnelhree to be
meeis tne uennuion and de.-nes ofl Ohvim.0l n,..
ie democracies havo
assistance to
tank
.ent I
uiai wnen thp mnn.j,..
is passed, eliminating
peril which produced
ests, the three nation.
exists the danger
of aggression
the. common
ii.c;.i .. .
1 Great ltri-ests, the thre na7i "U r'
Pel' A tie!intre8t8 U'hich inctmpa S
Kcd Armv bv I Unless am enhi., . 1
; " ,. . ueu, Dy mutua
. planes J adjustment, issues that arise could
..- of, ead to a break that would offer
Russia despite the peri, of enemy side or the other and
In addition, the steadily increasing The danger suciTu sV'm
aerial bombardment of Germany has!tween the ah; , f"iuahble ''-
.... . . --'" is .-een nv a nnin ur
uuservers. who
i
I
compelled the Luftwaffe to withdraw
some of its squadrons from the
Eastern front. Imdon officials .sug
gest that over half of the German
fighter squadrons and probably one
fourth of Nazi bomber formations
are concentrated throughout North
western Europe.
Germans
TAYLOR THEATRE
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W E HAVE THE SHOWS"
Today (Friday) Aug. 27-
Cary Grant and Laraine Day in
"MR. LUCKY"
Saturday, Aug. 28
William Boyd and Andy Clyde in
"BORDER CONTROL"
Sunday. Aug. 29
George Raft, Brenda Marshall ar
Sidney Greenstreet in
"BACKGROUND TO DANGER'
Monday-Tuesday. Aug. 30-,'i!
Charles Boyer. Joun Fontaine
and Alexis Smith in
"THE CONSTANT NYMPH"
Wednesday, Sept. 1
Double Feature 11c and 2."c
Dick Koran In
"HE'S MY GUY"
Anna May Wong m
"LADY FROM CHUNGKING"
Thursday-Friday, Sept. 2-3
Abbott and Costello in
"HIT THE ICE"
a
icve that ihn
will malfo . .
divide the three nation! T7.
u.ed that Germany, before utter
d ea w, attempt to niake r
X thei;S,,y,Iet or the Anglo-Amer
This represents cnnMrMB .! vJ"l..Tlg ermy against in-
sistance. In London, the total 0fj In view ofTT l
enemy strength is estimated at 4,100 Great Britain n i . y betw"''
combat planes. Of the.se, probablv , each nation not t T' pledKi,,K
2.000 are in Northwestern Enrnn'p ! , "0t to make a separate
and Western Germanv. 1 aw ;,, , see"18 to be I'ttle reason
sia and about 900 in 'the Mediterran- i maninul'atim11 (,ennan
oan Sfltt"r. Tf ;c . . ,;. .... , , .
In addition, the camnaien in TW , ''--..v prohable that eithe
isia, followed by the offensive ils of fte hardJP
Sicilv. ha, dino f .u " , "c cnt war
l,a,f' ,,,;,,;; ' ; ;. ",uleT, "'n enough to
....jl, .ivmn.1,1, 1 L I VIM ll r"H r Mlir
diplomatic
almost eliminated Italy from the war'.tial
s and dpi
would be
Rive vi enii-int' o
"Pen, the chance of a i,,r-
iiiii weakened the Axis hold
victorv- and
upon, re-arm for anothei
the world.
the opporti
el fort to domiuati
Don't Neglect Them I
Nature designed the kidneys to do a
marvelous job. Their task is to keep the
flowing blood streiim free of an excess of
toxic impurities. The act of living life
!c is constantly producing waste
matter the kidneys must remove from
the blood if good heath is to endure.
When the kidneys fail to function as
Nature intended, there is retention of
waste that maycause body-wide dis
tress. One may suffer nagging backache,
persistent headache, attacks of dizziness
getting up nights, swelling, puftiness
under the eyes feel tired, nervous, all
worn out.
Frequent, scanty oi burning passages
are sometimes further evidence of kid-
wife,
Smith
Smith,
and her
iy or bladder disturbance.
1 he recognized and proper treatment
is a diuretic medicine to help the kidnevs
crpl- rtrl nt r,vn,nn I i.
I j . -v.u w me muneys
get rid of excenn nmannmi. kn.4.. n
-- r - u..uj waste.
Use Dooti'8 Pi (In. They have had more
than forty years of public approval. Are
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uoan a. aoiq at all drug stores.
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An important step in caring for your car is to care for your
tires ... let Joe and Bill's inspect your tires often.
When in need of tires . . . and if you have the proper certi
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PEONE 8601 I
jm;al notices
North Carolina,
Perquimans County
(;- D- T(,w'. Administrator
Alfred Turner
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wwi, mm, iu rn.r a,K) his
1 l"''-. Kmnia White
n'J' nushand, Dave
Cora Turner .lacoeks
h.'Ulll. Hi. nv,. T i.
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XOTICK
Tin. ,l.,r i. ,
; , hnim:i white
'and r -r '""."ave Smith
i, , . ,"'""' 'uorks and her
nenrv . . . .
above has betn (,l),nnu,nt,pd a
Superior Court of J.,,-quimans
y, orth Carolina, to sell real es
tate to rmil . .. eS
WQf i 1 o-seis, and t he said
tha It? Wi" fUrthpr take -tree
Court nf Z-7 K or tne superior
hous in H 1 CTty in the court
J. :Sl lrttTd' N- C, on the 20th
action nv fk , ."l"""aint m said
thl ! he P,airtiff will apply to
he court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
This 20th day of August, 1943.
. W. H. PITT
Clerk Superior Court.
aug.27,sept.3,10,17.
0TICE OF ADMINISTRATE
the estate of Jnn,- vu m ,
-sed. Jate of Puiman
lllll i.ll h .aix-iimn A- " -
persons havinir rln;, '
te.-0fiLSaid ,dsed to exhibit
w lne undersigned at 160 Fay.
the 10th day of August, 1944, or this
""wo W1" d pteaded in bar of their
ctuvcry. All imm. ;Jki..j .
said estate will please make imme-
uui payment.
This 10th day of August, 1943.
MRS. ELSIE BANKS,
Executrix of Jennie W. Morgan.
aug.l320,27sept.3,10,17.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
, Havinar aualiiaH aj
of the estate-of Joe Weeks, deceased,
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATiniv
Having qualified as Administrator
North! of the estate ot George M. (Pat)i
rtiuisurong, oeceasea, late ot fer-
quimans County, North Carolina, this
is to notity all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned at
Chapanoke, N. C, on or before the
29th day of July, 1944, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 29th day of July, 194.'!.
c. n. towf
Administrator of George M. (Pan
Armstrong.
aug.6,13,20,27,sept.:i,10.
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White single man, 18 years of
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You will be deferred in class 2-C.
Dairy business is essential. Ap
ply at once to
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