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PUBLISHED EVERY T H U R S D A V ness, in our country?
Apparently, the first step to correct
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this iniquitous situation is for ConflfiO Far tear, in Advance
gress .to revise our laws, and control
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to coerce men at will. It is no at•fcttO » , SAKSOtJCY, Publisher
tack on the labor union movement
to make it subservient to government
€DITOrXIAL_ rnd 4o protect the right of an indtSSOCIATION wdual in his job, against coercion
trom whatever source, it is merely
a form of racket-busting . . . the same
as that for which our present Governor, Thomas E, Dewey, is famed, but
on a larger scale.
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Tyler, Sgt. Marshall B.» Army ;
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Mr4ga*has. become! trie, symbol* p |
Wfty gigantic efforts of millions of
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American" school-children in, tftejr
War Savings, jteogram.: '
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, Ashwood, Pvt. Robert, Air Force
Thousands of pUblicv private; and,'
\ Barley, Pvt.. Irvin, Army
parochial schools sooti. wlU be .diss
'Baehex-:Mi^|R||eljS,' Ariny
plnyipg \a certificate nf,honprfj:oJ|
Barney, Staff Sgt. Richard, Army
Secretary of the Treasury Henryi
Baxter?
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Blair, Jack Raymond
'Morgenthau, Jr., signifying :that;
Baxter/' 'Co^MBlfntqnd* Marines
they haye paid for at IeuSHfie! $@fji
Betsing-erV^I^^Pr^Alr fnrce/- Bprdine, Eugene,
by huyjng $900 in War;,Stamp:s:«aiiB|i
Bordine,
Pvt.
William,
Army
Benhetti. j&i^^^m0^it'
Poroe
Bonds.' '
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Countless >«thers WiM,: be flyihg^tiifi!
Schools At War banner awarded to
Bettrand* ^^M^t^%"Air
Forces Cater, Pvt Thaddeus, Army
schools.with 90 percent pupil pafr :
Catlin, A./C>Ray, Ah*. Corps
SIMPLIFICATION
BatUe Flsgs o( the Schools
ticipatipn in War Savings,
Clark,
Epsign'
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Merchant
Ten members of the Senate BankMarines
T,en thousand jeeps and a hun- ol^toe'fed4c'alio'n: seotibn of tfie'-^ynr
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ing and Finance Committee who have
dred bombers! jThisis the new goal ,Sa*ingi- Sta'ft-are:; \-.' •' ' „... - • Ca^in,:'P|cr: fig|i| Airinjr
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Colburn, Pvts, Robert Army ",
o{\ Airietic^s schools ;aR 30,000,000 . More than 7,000,000 elementary
Resolutions of Respect, Notices of oeen studying the set-up ot the Office
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children
continue
their
Schools
At
Cree,
James
Entertainment, and Meetings held tor of Erice Administration have offered
and
high
school
students
from
30,000
Catlin, Gpi. ^^sby, Army
War program under the auspices of schools have prepared special
Cree, Pvt. John, Army
profit, "7c per line. Cards at Thanks, several suggestions" to Administrator
Catlin, PTfcgl^ard, Army .
the Treasury "Department-and the Schools At War scrapbooks for state
Cree,
Joseph
50c Bates tor display advertising Prenttss Brown for modification and
U. S. Office of Education.
Catlin,. .Pfc;;tH|^f"Z., Array
and local exhibits.
Cree, Pvt,Louie, Army
improvement of the OPA'. Among
Results so far in'the program re- War Stamp and War Bond purcheerfully furnished on application
Catlih> PvtjV|fe|n,' -Army
ported by Dr. Homer W. Anderson, chases may reach a, grand total of
them are suggestions for reducing the
Cree, Pvt. Robert Army
Catlin, PvC ^?i|on, Army
Entered at the post office at Ham personnel of the organization and for
.Associate Field Director m charge $300,000,000 for the School year.
Daniels; Pvt. H. Leonard, Army
Chase,
Pfc.
.Allien,
Air
Force
anond, N Y as second-class mater.
limiting the scope of price control to
Chase, Air Cadet Harold, Air Corps iDeStefano, Pvt James, Army •
Coats, Corp, Ira, Army Air Forces Dickerson, Charles
National, Advertising Representative basic commodities only.
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Cole, Lawrtncev Army
Donaleski, Mitchell
The
latter
suggestion,
which
would
American Press Association
Craig,
Staff
Sgt.
Roger,
Army
Dunn, Pvt. Everett D., Army
simplify
the
machinery
and
procedure
New York—Chicago
Cruikshank, Cpl. Alton, Army
Dunn, Pfc. Ivan A-, Ahmy
ot the OPA thereby rendering.it more
Cuthbert, Pvt, IRodKer. Air Force
efficient was put forward, among
Dunn, Sgt. Lawyer C„ Army
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Written by the Printer's Devil
Cutway, Pvt. Willis, Army
others, by Senator Danaher, of Con
Dunn, Pvt. L. Warren, Air Force.
Deans, Pfc. Edwin, Army
necticut, who declared that the time
Dunn, Pvt Wendel,. Al^ Forces "
;had" .arrived tor abandonment by the Gosh, didn't look like we was ever DeCarr, Ira
Edwards, Forrest, Army
OPA of attempts to fix prices on goin' to get the paper out this week Denner, Archie, Army
Emrich, Pvt. E.''Lawrence, Air Force
countless articles and to concentrate here . . . with the boss laid up sick Dillon, A. C. :Wm. F., Air Force
Farrell, Pvt Barney, Army
—Starring April 1, we will Y>e forced to raise the
on controlling about 40 basic com Sunday an* Monday. Said he thought Edgar, Lieut. Maurice, Air Corps
Farrell, Corp. Guy H., Army
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miodiCieS bearing direct relationship he'd get down here okay Monday but Fletcher, Lt. Mildred, Army Nurse Farrell, Pvt. Harold, Army
price of milk to 12c a quart—
When the nation is attacked, ill ,"fji> the cost of living.
Doc. Lewis air him disagreed . . . an' Fletcher, Miss Mabel, W.A.A.G.
Fortune, Lt-Com. Wm.. C, Navy
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Foote, Lieut Mabel, Army Nurse
citizens, great and,small, rash to
Garvin, Sgt. Dean Francis, Army
Such a suggestion, if carried out, Doc won out as usual.
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Gallagher, Lieut, (j. g.) Robert F. Gleason, Pfc. John Wendell, Army
the common defense of oar Coun- jwnuld greeatly simplify the work of
—bottles now in the homes of our customers, are
We didn't get to start on the paper Navy
Gregory, Lt Don H, Medical Adtry and*" the preservation ot Its ;the OPA without affecting the cost •till Tuesday mornin' . . . but worked
returned
to us. If we must buy more bottles to meet
Gardner, Cpl;. Everett A., Army
ministrative Corps, Army
civilization for our children and; of living of the average American. like all git-out since we did start . . .
our
daily
requirements . . . we'll have to raise~our price
Gascon, Henry, Army
Hall, Pfc. Almon, Army
Senator Danaher stated:
pur children's children.
an'
we
got
one
of
our
old
stand-bys
Gibson,
Ptc.\Robert
Irvine,
Army
to acover the additional expense, which we know to be
Kelley, Lt. A. A, Army
• ^Who. cares what, a movie star pays
in Tuesday nite fer a. while to give Gilpin, Staff Sgt. Lawrence, Army. -Kinney, M. Sgt. Howard, Army
needless, as there are countless bottles unaccounted for
for a- fur coat? That doesn't affect
us a hand . . . Howard Felt. Said he Gleason, Air Cadet William C. .
Klock, Vaughn
the cost ot living for "the ordinary
in the village here.
WHO IS THE GOVERNMENT?
hadn't done any work of that kind in Gordon, Royal, ,Army
Leonard, Pvt Robert, Army
person. Instead of this complicated
quite
a
while
.
.
.
but
he
got
along
This country is face to face with'
Lowery, Keith W., Navy '
PUT YOUR BOTTLES OUT DAILY — WE CAN'T AFsystem Of trying to peg the price of okay even if he did think handlin' Hall, Pvt. Alton; Army
the question of ~who rules the destinHanson,
A..
CHenry
E.,
Air
Corps
Lunderman,
Kenneth,
Jr.,
Maritime
FORD TO BUY MILK BOTTLES FOR YOU TO.USE
everything, We ought to have sensible 10 pt. type was quite a lot different
ies ot the American people Havpj
Harper, Cecil, Army
Service
control Over the basic things."
FOR ALL MISCELLANEOUS PURPOSES AT HOME!
from 100 lb. bags of feed.
we a government of the people,; by
Hnkter, Pfc. Lester, Army
McCaulay, Edward J.
The procedure which the Connectithe people and for the people, or have
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King, Lieut. Harold, Army
McDerment Pvt. Robert, Army
cut Senator suggests was followed iu
•we » government of powerful cliques,
McWilliams, Cpl. Wilfred, Army ..
the first World War with excellent Spring got here Sunday ... an' a Laidlaw, Sgt Kenneth, Army
"by groups and for vote control?
Malouf, Dr., 'Canadian Army
results True, there was a great deal person could really tell it was here LaWall, Pvt. Oeorge, Marines
The United Mme Workers of Am- of complaining, hut nothing .compar- by the feel in the air an' just the way McCormick, V. Charles, Navy
Maloy, Staff Sgt. Bernard, Army
erica, through John 1L. Lewis, the ing with the amount which' we hear everythin' looked ... it was so nice McDougall, Tech. Sgt. John, Army Moore, Victor
Hammond, N. Y.
president, has Issued an ultimatum now. It was then recognized that a an' bright
: an' it's been purty Air Forces
Moran. James
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to induct into his union all supervis- comparatively few basic materials much that way up till yesterday aft- McDougall,' Cpl,. Clifford, Army
NewcombeJ Pvt. Irving, Air Force
ory officials of the nation's coal mines. were responsible for the general cost ernoon . . . when it clouded up an' McLear, Cpl, Alton, Air Force
Perry, Pvt. Harry, Army
There are some 60iQf(& of these men of living and the Government sought looked a lot like rain.
Perry, Staff Sgt. Theron, Air Force
Mallott, Charles, Jr., Navy
who occupy positions as" mine "fore- to regulate the price of these.without
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Petrie, Staff Sgt. Harold, Army
Marlon, Pvt. Leo, Army
men, assistant mine foremen* tipple seeking to-cover too much territory. Guess a nice warm rain now would
Pike, Rodney
Miller, Roy, Navy
foremen, etc Thfey Tun the'mines
Pike, Walter
help
the
cisterns,
hurt
the
snow
an'
Moore,
Pvt
Jack,
Army
under the supervisfon;. of^ tiiS mtai; .If this modification of -OPA, proce- ice that's left . . . an* would he sort Niqol, Pvt Charles, Army
Pray,
George
management The official announce- dure were made now, then the sug- of apt to put a lot of people we jjpow ;" Nicol, Pvt Hijwardt Army •
Putman, John
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gestion
of
reducing
personnel
could
r
ment ordering these m ^ - t o i p i n the
purty welf, in the' mood to start out Paddock, Pvt Donald, Army
Putman; Ross'
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at
the
some
<tlme,
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onion by March 31, also orders them
lookin' fer a nice place to fish. At Phillips, Dyer, 'Air' Force
Richardson, Newell, Army
to pay $10 initiation fee and |18 a creasing rather than reducing the ef- any rate it isn't goin' to be long 'fore Phillips, Richard,'Merchant Marine Rickard, Reuben, Army
ficiency
.
of
the
OPA.
What
bureau.year dues
Rogers, Lt. Steacy, Air Corps
cracy needs above else is efficient they holler that the bullheads're bltin' Plantz, Lewis, "J., Navy
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES
large pkg. 10c
Sayer, Robert, Army
If the Umted Mine Workers and procedure through simplification. This down in the creek or at the Bay!
Plantz, Walter/ Navy
Sayer,
Pvt
Ronald
Wm.,
Air
force
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its officers can take over the man- is a fact not to be lost sight ot
Plantz, Warren E., toavy
P A G SOAP
2 bars 9c
Sayer, Pvt Bert, Marine Corps
agement of coal mines in this manAn' speakin' of rain '... that same Plantz, William, Navy
OXYDOL
large pkg. 23c
Scott, Pvt. Howard, Army
ner and, in effect, oust the owners
warm rain would prgbably get the Plummer, Pfc. Wm., Air Corps
Hammond Presbyterian Church
DUZ
large pkg. 23c
Sharp,
Ivan, Navy
and run the mines as they choose,
pike started runnin' over at_ Pope Pontius, Sgt. David A., Army
Sunday,
March
28
SHREDDED
WHEAT
2 pkgs. 23c
Simons, Clifford
the same thing will shortly happen
Mills an' Rossie . . . an' if there was Pontius, Staff Sgt., Robert H, Army
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Morning
worship
and
sermon.
Simons,
Pvt.
Vane,
Army
SCOTT TOWELS
2 rolls 23c
to all industry i t is frightening to
more gas -... probably it'd start the Rodger, Douglas A., Navy
Wallace, Lieut. Donald C, Army
think of an organization so powerful 12 - Sunday school.
'suckers' runnin' over there to see Scherinerhorn, Tech. Sgt. W., Armv
SCOTT TISSUE
3 rolls 25c
Woodcock, Elmer
that it can calmly tell 60,000 individ- 7:30 - Young People's meeting.
'em too . . . ourselves included as we SchermerhOrn, Douglas, Marines
BESPAK SALAD DRESSING
. qt. 33c
Woodcock, Lt. Maurice, Navy Air
uals to join that' organization, pay
Shutler, Pfc. Ivan, Army
always found it quite a sight.
a $10 initiation fee and $1.50 a month Send a man to sea to fight! Join
Shutler, Arnold W., Navy
Force
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ICEBERG LETTUCE
2 large heads 29c
.- $1,680,000 the first year ../.. or the WAVES and SPARS!
Woodcock, Tech. Sgt. Raymond,
But this year . . . with our 1% gal. Slate, Pvt Gerald, Army
CELERY
.
2
large bunches 25c
else It is still more frightening to
_ Army
of gas per week . . . guess we'll give Slate, Pfc. Vernon, Army
ORANGES
large
size, doz. 39c
think that so far there is no governSmith,
Corp.
Claud,
Army
Wright Gilbert, Air Force
the poor fish a chance to spawn in
ment control sufficiently strong to
Tait,
Pfc.
James;
Army
LEMONS
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doz. 49c
Wright,
Lieut.
Russell,
Air
Corps
privacy so far as we're concerned an*
protect an individual in his right to
use our petrol for somethin' else.
his job if he fails to join and pay
EGGS TAKEN IN TRADE*. .
. large 32c
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dues as directed. Yet these things
Speakin' of our gas ration . . . boy
Housewives:
face us In reality. Out here at tine
it sure's gettin' so a person ought to
Camp the same situation existed at
be a philatelist with all the stamps
the time construction workers went
we have to keep track of ... sugar
there to obtain labor. They were
CALF STARTENA
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CHICK STARTENA
stamps, coffee stamps, canned goods
given jobs . IP they would join the
DRY
and
FRESHENING
CHOWS
stamps, meat, butter, shoe stamps an'
unions represented in their work, and
goodness how many more there's goin
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many refused jobs rather than pay
to be 'fore they get this war won.
the high initiation fees and dues deToo bad they don't have the soldiers
manded of them, with the result they
put stamps on their letters' then we'd
DID NOT get the jobs they were perget a look at some different kinds of
fectly qualified^ to hold. The sahte
stamps from Ration Stamps when we
conditions existed and probably still
get'an occasional letter from one of
exist at Massena on the construction
the boys in some of the foreign counjobs there, and perhaps in the plani
'TOMORROW'S farmers and farm
tries.
itself
•*• homemakers are second to no
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school group in their enthusiasm
We invite our friends to consult us about their diffiAll this brings up the pertinent
Tuesday we received a letter in the
for investing in War Bonds and
culties
concerning their ration stamps. We are not ex•question . Who is the government?
Stamps to make sure their future
mail, from Clyde Tulley, 'long with
perts . . . but have more than average contact with the
is secure. Through the Schools At,,
What has become of the guarantee
a copy of the Weekly Gleaner that
War program they are investing
rationing
regulation's .. . and we're only too glad to
used to be published at MOrristown.
What they save and earn in xWar
We haven't had much time yet to
otter our assistance if you're having difficulties figuring
Stamps and Bonds.
look it over' . . . but will try to do
First evidence of this is the
out your point rationing.
amount the 4^H Club boys and girls
so 'fore next week an' print some of
Also . . we've decided that since Uncle Sam has
and the FFA boys invested m war
the news from it
savings in 1942 from "Victory Pig"
given us sugar, coffee, shoe, canned goods and meat and
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and other projects A million and a
butter stamps to look after .
we're going to have to
Our pressman says that the next
half 4-H Club members put $6,000,dis&ohtinue our Hidden Treasure stamps for the duratime the wolf comes prowlin' 'round
000 of their own savings in War
Bonds and Stamps and sold $2,500,his door he's gonna have his shotgun
tion. However, anyone having a book started, will be
000 worth of War Savings to their
ready an' plans to get himself some
given ample opportunity to fill it out and collect accordneighbors Nearly a quarter milfresh meat .. that iBn't rationed
lion members of Future Farmers of
ing to his good fortune.
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America invested more than $1,500,000
Philosophical Willie says that now
Spurred by the realization that
they're talkin' 'bout rationin whiskey
the financial welfare of farm famihe figgers there ought to be quite a
lies the next 20 years depends on
shortage In the crop of wild oats the
how wisely they use today's higher
New Spring stock of Wallpaper now on display
incomes from increased food and
comin"year'
other wartime production, both
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BROS. PAINTS AND VARNISHES—
groups have set their goals still
Hitler has been so quiet of iate
Get your paint now for inside or outside use . . ./"while
higher for 1943
These farm youths are building
that folks think he is up to someour stock is complete. Varnish and Paste.
financial reserves; and urging their
thing Our opinion is that he is up
parents to do the same, for afterSomething . . . a*ree to be exact
the-war necessities, to meet financial emergencies and to help them
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MIekie
ncmi fu<n» get started in college
His Pigs GofeWar
They're building reserves today
Send in your news items . . . but
Voug Johnny Clay of Rocky for tomorrow's farm buildings' and
send them early!.
Monnt, Kbrth Carolina, is typical of for the other thmgs they will need
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Cash Specials Friday and Saturday
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TO THE BOY OR GIRL
AWAY FROM HOME
SAVE
WASTE FATS
TO MAKE
EXPLOSIVES!
Dealer in Purina Chows
Farm Youth of U. S.
Looks to Tomorrow
Ration Stamps
Wall Paper , Paint and Varnish
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