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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948
Contribute Now
Have you! contributed to the Per
quimans United War Fancy
IN WAR TIME
grad. How1'; long can the Cferman
in this unWd noi ittif a f defeat T-ristian Science Mon!
less fortunate human being .In, time ' ,
still some persons. who have not con-! mmMo Bounty
tributed to the War Fund, and that
is failing to help a fellow man. . j
i We would have you stop for just a
. moment and think think of the
thousands of people throughout !
China and Europe who are today
hunpry end homeless. Place: yourself
in their position. Through no fault
of their own they find themselves in J
a turmoil from which there is no es- I
cape unless the people of America!
render aid such as given through the '
National War Fund.
line. They counted on the rain,. on 7 fore, the
their destruction . of eorarsFinicatns hristmas
and supplies u.J on the tact that the-Wiled
Red Arm flPBtmuaHy, pne,offen-, teeit liew and,
sivtf ' 'since Juiv. 'faced the task of tksJer Uresenti
crossing a 'broad river against for- post office for mailing be must bring
tilled positions pa higher ground. But the change of address form .contain
the Russians have not halted. They rng the AFO address to which the
have not 'waited , for winter. They package Is ing sent -"-' .
have overcome every obBtajle, in-' Return, Ration Book lit Mail t
eluding the doubling of the length of FuiWf if tost rtntWk may
some supply flow of their reserves drop them -t the auul Jou pe
has surprised and particularly alarm- paying postage or 'enclosing themjn
,ed the Germans, N t ' , , v envelopes, according to OPA. JPfl
! With, the Bed Army having -covered payment of in five-cent ppsjaj:eufi
in three "months half the distance charge, the Post Office Department
ifrom Kharkov to the Bessarabian bor- will return the lost book to, the per-
der and threatening today to trap all son whose name and address, appear
! the German forces remaininsr in the on the cover, t; "When the addressee
Crimea and the Dnieper Bend, the eannot be found, the Post Office will
situation could hardly be hidden forw4rd.the book to the nearest n-
longer from the German people. The twning board.
conferences eonvened by Hitler andl .Te Produce More Household Goads
rField Marshal Keitel are believed ta Increased production cjf. cast iron
have been impelled by this crisis. . skillets, kettles, dutch ver and flat
'Party leaders, fearing the effect on Irons for household, institution, com
! .he home-front of further reversals',-aercial and; other uses. 4s permitted
I have been asking the generals to under a recent revision of WPB or
Hold in Russia at all eosts. But the oer irW-c. "
generals, fearing 1 a larger disaster Urges Farmers To Collect Scrap
unless they ;draw hac and shorten W support f the all-out Victory
the Kne'have apparently preferred Scrap Bank" drive to collect iron and
to risk 4 break in the home front, and steel scrap, Marvin Jones, War Food
it has been decided to call a retreat Administrator, has urged farmers to
a i retreat' 5 Now Swedish corre- comb their ; farms for all possible
spondents in Berlin report morale scrap. Pointing- out that next to in-
lower thaw at any time since Stalin- dustry, the' greatest source of heavy
Octobe- 15 ' adline' ' -' nWrilits Tsr lC.-S'
'-.-ntrArtAa ' v -.lrr ' Tttk t -. lf -... J J . 1. -i.-V aX T V
niahes and lcfluereV1. '
'000 priVoners Of war
the War - Department
der 42, the WP3 has Mportedjrhe has rorted. The ratio of Germans
orde greased, fron ,'60 per cent Tjfco Italians W approximately three to
tht can be consumed In paints, Vir-lamps, there aretr.r;:y temporary
ill i I S. M if !.f ( H
onefstt V? to" hoube .ifrs ii
areiCs- with labor " fihorta A
cultural work done fcy priov. ers
.cluirtss 'hurvebUng fruit, tomi .es,
tatoes, peanuts, cotton, sue r 1
and corn. Only a few prisoik .s t.
eiApe'd and 'eVery one -of t! im '
been recaptured in few ton 3.
Reminder
ion
Gasoline In 17 east coast states
A -6 coupons are now good. In states
outside the 'east coaBt 'area A-8 cou
pons are now good.
Fuel Oii Period 1 coupons are
good through January 3. ...X'P
Sugar Stamp No. 14 good forv,5
pounds through November 1. Stamp
No. 29 in Book Four becomes good
,The dollars you contribute to the November 1, and will be good forr 5
War Fund will be carefully used to pounds through January 15, , 1944.
render the greatest relief to those Stamps Nos. 15 and 16 good for 6
unfortunate human beings certainly pounds each for home canning through
you can be thankful enough that the October 31.
.position is not yours and help by j Shoes Stamp No. 18 good for one
giving your contribution now , pair. Stamp No. 1 on the "airplane"
i sheet in War. Ration Book Three be-
' comes good for one pair November 1.
I Meats and ;Fats-r-Brown stamns 0
-Have you been thinking America D, E and F good through October 80.
has manufactured all the materials Brown stamps G, now good, expire
needed to win the war do you think December , .-4., .. Brown stamp H be-
we have enough planes, tanks and comes good October 81 and remains
ships to carry us to victory? If you good through December 4,
have you are wrong, for the produc- Processed Foods Blue stamps X,
tion of war materials will have to Y and Z good through November 20.
continue right up to the day the last Green stamps A, B and C in Book
enemy is slapped down. , r, , . femt become' good November 1 end
This week's paper carries the, remain good through December 20.
news that-a scrap drive will be con- Buy Higher Analysis Fertilisers
dnated throughout the county during Farmers purchasing mixed fertil-
thejt'ftrst ffteen days of November, jzer can Bave money and .at the same
and this scrap is vitally needed to time contribute substantially to the
carry on war production in all our war effort by buying- higher analysis
factories. We urge you to seek out fnjw. -lino- tn . th War
More Scrap Needed
scrap is the. American farm, Mr.
Jones said: ' "Ameriean fanners are
doing the 'greatest food production i
i.v f n . i.
,jo jii iiiswrjr, !(n(jweycr, u we are w
Insure ample.' sieel for wertime pro
duction, millions of tons of scrap iron
and. steel; must come from our farms
in the next ,'si weeks."
Tire Help For Truck Owners
Truck owners who have tire ra
tioning certificates but ,' are unable to
get tires because local,, quotas are
used up and those operators, ljpable
to get ration certifit because of
depletion r ,of quotas soon may get
help through the Office of Defense
Transportation., Instjronson pro
cedure for .reporting such cases soon
will be issued to .the ,142 :iODT dis
trict managers. Alter cases, are. re
ported ODT will clear shortages with
.the Office of the Rubber j Director in
an effort to. get the necessary tires.
Corn Prices Set : .
Maximum prices for.white ear corn
re 2 cents per .; bushel less than
shelled yellow or white -eon of like
quality and grade, under a recent
OPA ruling. White ariapped corn is
8 cents per bushel less. The Com
modity Credit Corporation i'wlll con
tinue to part the. corn 'producer for
any advances in the Tnaximnm price
of corn, throftsrh Decembelr 31. 1943.
-V't f ,.jvi.; i.vi.
. ;''.', vs.:.,., I ;fWS
11 1 it
fciwwawsanMeiii iftnnnTiiitinfiiin i. n r. n nc fti i r nt nar n n n i n e rte w i i arrttrm n n n a n e n e r, n f r n i-MMfw eawi n-fr aTiBBfrff& frtfi n r ilr tift" ';l.,.
LaGuardia Field, NY.-SincJairs kriiquc oil-lccptfi Wills
giant American Airlines' Flagship with Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor
Oil. American Airlines, Inc.,' bJgest'O. S, Airline, relies o'n Sinclair
Pennsylvania Motdr Oil exclusively to save Wcar'onlts'cbtly alr
rplanc engines. ' ' -
Sow that your car heeds all possible protection, giVe 'it the same
'pfcitealon given thcsc'plancs. Buy Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil
from yodr Sinclair tJcMer.
i . I . l ii lk 111 II 1
mmmI
4V
I ' M 1 j i
V'VVt. a,
all old scrap iron now accumulated
at wnr house or on your farm .and
turn it in to the Selvage Committee
during the drive. Every piece of
metal not in use or which probably
will not be used in the future should
be thrown on . the pile to help beat
the Axis. Hunt it up and turp it in
today.
Probably Pleases Hitler
The people of the United States
are constantly being warned to be on
: .guard lest the British . permit us to
fight th war and then step in, at the
, end, to secure the advantages.
k The argument is based upon the
. assumption that the United States is
' r without capable officials, able to hold
their ovm in any conference with the
f British, who are said to be able to
1 i ...A - J", . -
".. wane muiuieys uui vi our aipiomais
and negotiators.
It should be somewhat surprising
' to many Americans to hear that Wil
liam Kenton, vice president oi the
' University of Chicago, who has Just
, ; returned from England, says that the
British ere worrying because they
think we have a greater capacity for
leadership and for developing leaders
than they have.
In brief, Americans worry about
whet astute British leaders may do
to the United States and the people
of Great Britain worry about what
American leadership may do to the
British. This is a setup that must
warm the cockles of Hitler's heart
and "give encouragement in his de
sign to split the United Nations. I
Much the same observation ap
plies to the Nazi propaganda line
- which seeks , to persuade the British
thet Prime Minister , Churchill takes
his .orders from President Roosevelt
and to convince the Americans that'
1 President Roosevelt is constantly tin-
aer tne . Hypnotic influence oi .Mr,
ChurchflL. ' ' I :'i ''! j
Food Administration officials. High
i er analysis fertilizers will cost more
. per 100 pounds than those of lower
plant food content, but tke cost per
pound of plant food is lower. To
i help the fertilizer . distribution pro
gram, farmers should apply for fer-
tilizer needed for fall and next spring
as soon as possible and take deliv
ery of it during the fall and winter
months.
Can Still Send Some Gifts
Christmas packages for soldiers
overseas which have been, returned to
the sender because .of an improper
address still may be mailed, accord
ing to the War Department. The
original wrapper, bearing the indorse
ment, "Return to Sender, Insufficient
Address," must be submitted with
the correctly addressed package to
prove that it originally was mailed
German Crisis
Manifestly German pebple"Bad i
A become wery of their propagandists' ,
tales of ""successful rgtreats." 'In
.Berlin today 'a retreat is no longer!
- nil urpii aisengsgemenv or:i
"withdrawal according to plan"; t isj
just a plain retreat. Some bfthe re
cent 'Russian. 'Vea-throughs hav
even been reported es break-throughs! j
'Apparently the purpose today is to
rouse rf the Germans: to desperate re
stance by letting them feel more' of
s inipactpartieularly on the east- r
" the German , generals
hey could hold the Dnieper
AYtOR
THEATRE
EDENTON. N. C.
"WE HAVE THE SHOWS"
Friday, Oct. 28-2
Bing Crosby and, Dorothy Lamour
in -"DIXIE"
Saturday, .Oct. 30
RuBselt Harden and Dub Taylor in
"SILVER CITY RAIDERS" '
Sunday, Oct, Si -Mary
Lee; and Jackie Moraa to
"NOBODY'S OARJUNG"
MondayTT&esday;Nov. -2-r- r
Wallace Beery and Fay Beinter in
"SALUTE'TO THE MARINES
Wednesday, Nov. S -
Double Feature 11c and 25c ;
Ozzie Nelson aiid'Bandbi A
"HONEYMOON LODGET. J
1 Michele Morgan In ' -"TWO
TICKETS TO LONDON"'
Thursday-Friday, Nov. 4-5
Dorothy McGuire end
: Robert , Young in
"CLAUDIA"
Coming Sunday Evening Nov. 7
Premier Showing '- x
THIS IS THE 'ARMY", t
Also Monday and Tuesday Nov. 8-1
;. 'Regular Shew ..,- " t
at . -,
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84 hour vrmy day, 7 days vnry
WMk, aemr atoppiac, th kidMjn filter
aata natter from th blood.
t aor peoplt iwat M Jwai tha' 4
kUnmra maatgoDaataqtlyt ceaiova ur- 'I
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aatter ht can not (tar in the blond '
wnnoai uyary 10 Malta, there would
be better naderataBdinf of wka the
rhole ayatam iapaet -ao kidneye tail
to function properly. M : ,
' Bttrnmt, aeaaty erteo frequent urina-'
turn aonMtimea warn that aomething
Is wrong. Yon may suffer nhfging back
- ache, headaeheat dizziness, . rheumatic
pains, gettinf up at aigbta, swelling, j -Why
not try Coo Piihl You will
be using a medicine recommended tbe
country ore. Deoa's stimulate the func
tion of the kidneys and help them to
.lush out poisonous waste from the '
MOOd. Thew MUii.i. nnttn'ni. Hav.f..l
Get Coon's today. Uas with confidence!
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netting worse ftrom dey-ie-dryt
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for Swlfft ed Steer Fertffigejr Isd'
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