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The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
Teachers Should Be
Community Leaders
NCEA Speaker Says
War And Postwar Problems
OF Schools Discussed At
Ashe Meeting Tuesday

Some of the important issues
facing education at the present
time, with pleas for greater plan
ming and more action, were the
subjects of discussion at the Fall
Leadership Conference Of the
North Carolina Education Asso-
citation held at Jefferson high
school at Jefferson, Tuesday af-
ternoon.
The meeting was splendidly at
tended by representatives from
the following county and city ad-
ministrative units: Watauga
Wilkes, Allegheny, Ashe, North
Wilkesboro, A. S. T. c. John
w. Moore, president of the North
Western District, presided, and
introduced Fred w. Greene, exc
cutive secretary of the association
and Alice Paulukas, the new
field secretary.
Mr.. Moore pointed out the i'm
portant part that teachers play ir
these crucial times, first as edu-
Gators of the most important ano
vital resource of our nation-the
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The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
AAA Committee
Lauded For Work
Doing An Important Job In
The Production Of Food
Toward Winning War

Work of Ashe county and COM
munity AAA committeeman in
the present food production pro-
gram received a note of praise in
a recent address by War Food
Administrator Marvin Jones, ac-
cording to J. w. Gambill, chair
man of the county AAA commit
tee and the county USDA war
board.
Urging all Americans to give
their fullest support to the ma
tional food production program,
Jones declared that "our greatest
hope for a full production of food,
for its proper distribution, and
conservation and best use lies in
getting all the American people
on the team.
Turning to the 1914 production
program, Jones said, 1--WE are an
nouncing step by step program
for the greatest production in our
history for 1914. It takes hard
work to produce food. There is
no other way. 1t cannot be pro-
duced by directives. We already
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The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
English To Speak
To Rotary Club
Approaching War Relief Drive
Will Be Discussed By Dis
trict Chairman

w. B. Austin, Ashe county
chairman of the United War Re-
lief Fund, has announced that
Roy English, district chairman of
this fund, will be the guest speak
er at the Rotary Club this even
ing when the drive, which opens
October Is, will be discussed.
The various agencies included
in the United War Fund will al
so be discussed. This includes
all war relief work except the
Red Cross. Among the member
agencies are the USO, Aid to Chi
ma, Aid to Russia and several
others.
Chairman Austin said he was
very happy to have Mr.. English
present the cause to the Rotarians.
T. c. Bowie was the speaker
last week and addressed the club
on the spirit of good neighbors.
''If we would live by the Golden
Rule, doing unto others as we
would have them do unto us,
there would be no strife" he de-
clared The speaker was intro
duced by Rocco Cutri, who was
in charge of the program.
A. B. Hurt presented his guest,
Sgt. Juergens, of the U. S. Ma
rines. He spoke briefly to the
group. 'The greatest morale
builder in the Army is mali, he
declared and urged that the mem
bers write their friends and rel
atives in service. III
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
Musical Programs
In County Schools
Victory Jamboree Fiddler'S
Conventions At Crumpler
And Grassy Greek

It was announced yesterday
that a big victory jamboree, fea-
turing "Uncle" Mac Crow and
other noted string musicians,
would be held at Healing Springs
high school tonight at 800 o'clock
and at Virginia-Carolina high
school on Friday night at 800 o.
clock. A similar program will be
held at the courthouse in Sparta
on Saturday and at Laurel
Springs next Wednesday night.
The programs at the schools are
for the benefit of the schools and
the program in Sparta is to be
sponsored by the American Le-
gion.
Two similar programs sponsor
ed last week in the county met
with much success. At Lansing,
around $1400 in War Bonds were
sold and 1882 was raised for the
American Legion's cigarette fund
for the soldiers. At Jefferson, a
total Of $4,000 in War Bonds
were sold and through contribu-
tions, S33.35 was raised for the
cigarette fund. Ben Eller, court
house janitor, donated his serv-
ices to the cause.
The entertainment will feature,
in addition to "Uncle" Mac Crow,
famous banjo player, well-known
on the radio, other professionals.
Local string bands are invited
to enter.
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
Sale Of Feeder
Calves Held Tues,
Sponsored BY The N. c. Dept.
Of Agriculture And w. J.
Stock Market

Around 375 feeder calves were
sold here on Tuesday at the West
Jefferson Livestock Market with
the N. c. Department of Agricul-
ture cooperating in the sale.
Farmers from Ashe, Allegheny
and Watauga brought cattle for
sale: T. L. Gwyn, who was in
charge of the sale, bought Al
feeder calves and yearlings for
the Caledonia prison farm paying
from $1100 to 1870 for them. All
calves sold brought a good price,
according to reports.
This was the first sale of this
type to be held here and created
much interest.
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
Mrs. Hudler, AZ,
Buried Yesterday

Funeral service was held yes
terday morning at HOO for Mrs.
Minnie Hudler, At, who died Sun
day, September 19, at her home
at Bedford, Ohio, from a stroke
of paralysis. The service was
held at the Pleasant Home
Church, and burial followed at
the Pleasant Home cemetery. Rev.
w. E. Denney, and Rev. R. c.
Ashley were in charge of the
service.
The deceased was formerly
from Grassy Creek. She is sur
vived by the following brothers
and sisters: Guy, Blame, Bernard,
Dale, Ray, and Wayne Blackburn,
Ada Parlier, Ella Brooks, Ruby
Blackburn, and Hazel Jarrett.
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
Ashe Calves Win
In Jr. Dairy Show
Held In Winston
Several From AShe Attended
Dairy Show Held In Wins
tOn-Salem Last Week

Last Thursday, Charles Wagg,
of Grassy Creek, Hugh Blevins,
Of Chestnut Hill and P. T. Nc
Neill, Jr., of Beaver Creek, took
their registered Guarnsey calves
to Winston-Salem to enter them
in the Junior Dairy Show. Mar
shall McNeill, of Beaver Creek
also sent his calf to be shown.
Twenty-six other counties in
North Carolina were eligible for
the show held in Winston and the
total premiums offered in the
show by dairy products COM
pany was $150000. The event
was held on Friday, with ZIG ami
mails participating. 1t was one
of the largest shows of it's kind
ever to be held in this section of
the state.
Of the animals entered from
Ashe county, Belmont View ORR
ole, registered Guernsey, owned
and shown by Charles Wagg, of
Grassy Creek, won a second prize
in the Junior Calf division. The
other three animals shown were
in the Guernsey senior calf divi-
sion and were each awarded third
prizes.
R. H. Grouse and Harvey Payne
of the county agents office ac-
companied the boys at the show.
1t is hoped that next year more
boys and girls from this county
who are interested in dairying
will be able to enter their dairy
animals in North Carolina Junior
Dairy Cattle Show.
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
A. L. MILLER FARM
SOLD FOR 81, $4,000

The A. Low Miller farm, at
Glendale Springs, which was sold
at auction yesterday morning
brought a total Of $4,566.50. The
buyers included c. F. Miller, w.
H. Bare, E. w. Lyle, M. B. Nc
Neill and R. A. Spainhour.
This farm contained IS acres
and was subdivided into small
tracts. 1t was situated at the in
tersection of the Jefferson and
North Wilkesboro highway and
the Blue Ridge Parkway. Part of
it is located in Wilkes county.
The sale was conducted by the
Cumbow Land Company, of Alb
ingdOn, Va.
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
MAY DEDICATE BONDS
TO MEN IN SERVICE

The committee for the sale
of war bonds wishes to remind
the public that it should be
considered an honor to dedi-
cate war bonds to men in SER
vice during this drive.
The Skyland Post will gladly
publish the names of those to
whom the bonds are dedicated,
provided they are turned into
the paper in time. 1t is sug-
gested that those making pur-
chases of bonds which they
wish to dedicate to some one
to make note of this at the
source of sale and request that
the name be turned in to this
paper.
ut is very fitting that we
dedicate bonds to those now
fighting for liberty and de.
mocracy, Ira T. Johnston
chairman, said.
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
ASHE GROUP TRAINING
AT PARIS ISLAND, S. C.

Pvt. Paul T. Barker, former
popular West jefferson athlete,
who recently enlisted in the u.
S. Marines, writes from Paris
Island, S. c., that both he and the
group of other Ashe youths, who
are taking their training there,
are getting along fine and are
liking it.
In addition to Paul, others in
this group include: Conley L..
Stout and Chester B. Phipps, of
Crumpler; Dent w. Houck, Of
Todd; William Joseph Gentry, Of
Smethport and Elmer Blackburn,
Of Grassy Creek.
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
MAY NOW BUY NYLON
HOSE WITH BONDS

Belk's department store an
nounced this week that it
would offer for sale women's COW
eted nylon hose to each person
buying a $4,000 bond at this store
during the current drive.
'Nylon hose are rare but we
are happy to be able to secure a
limited number of pairs to help
in the Third War Loan Drive"
Manager Sharpe S. Shoemaker,
said.
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23

81 have been in service thir-
teen months and have been in
South America Flying Patrol
Duty, and in flying combat
over North Africa, Sicily, tia
ly, Pantelleire and Sardinia.
We boys are trying to do our
part in the Air Force. We will
be glad to see Ashe county go
over the top in the War Bond
Drive for $193,OoO.OO," S.-Sgt,
Parks Coward, who has re-
Gently been home on a fur
Tough, declares.
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
ASHE COUNTY BOY is
AWARDED AIR MEDALS

T.-Sgt. Roy E. Richardson, son
of Mr.. L. S. Richardson, of Fur
ches, was recently awarded the
Air Medal and the Oak Leaf Clus-
ter.
He was inducted into service in
June, 1912, from Newport, Rhode
Island, and is now somewhere in
North Africa, where he is an aeri-
al gunner with the Army Air
Corps.
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23
HOSPITAL DIRECTORS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

There will be a meeting of the
executive committee of the di-
rectors of the Ashe County Mem
orial Hospital this evening at $50
p. M, at the hospital. Members
of this committee are urged to be
present.
The Skyland post., 1943-09-23

Mrs. Edwin Duncan and her
mother, Mrs. Welborn, were visi-
tors here on Monday.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

Berlin skusa ustvariti prepri-
eanje, da so obiski administra-
#torjev razlienih evropskih dezel
" fuehrerjevem glavnem stanu,
vzbudili " svetovni javnosti
preprieanje,. da je vojaska pre-
moe osisea Sc svedno velika.
"France" navajo clanek ne
kega madzarskega casnikarja,
XII je pred kratkim opisal raz-
mere v jugovzhodni Evropi kot
nezadovoljive. Trdil je cello, da
"nered in nemiri ma Balkanu
stalno narascajo, ter da Sc po-
lozaj tam neprestano slabsa".
Dafje citira list borbenih
Francozov clanek znanega svi-
carskega tednika ''Die Welt
woehe", XII poroea upornem
duhu balkanskih narodov. Ia
svicarski list pise: "Nedvomno
Nemci posiljajo mnogo mladih
ljudi iz Balkana ma sever, toda
tam jih je Sc vedno ma stotiso-
ce, XII le eakajo ma prvo ugodno
priliko, da Sc upro.'
Ma Madzarskem 81 Kallay in
drugi clani njegove Wade, ma
vso moe prizadevajo zatreti
"politicne fronte"; toda zastonj
apelirajo ma sloznost in obsoja-
jo tako delovanje - ena teh
politicnih front je re precej
jasno zacrtana, in sicer ona,
katero je ustvarila madzarska
socialisticna stranka S svojim
pozivom delavcem, kmetom in
intelektualcem. Horthy in ME
govi ljudje vedo, da SO ogroze-
nj, ter so zaceli ustanavljati
gardo svojega rezima usta-
novili so move oborozene orga-
nizacije, XII bodo nosile ime
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

groznega, nekaj takega, kar bi
jo pretreslo, napravilo njenemu
misljenju in zivljenju drugo
pot, zaobrnilo njene misli V 60
tovo sner. Samo tie negotovosti
in mlacnosti ne, samo tega hi
ranja in umiranja ne. Kdo We,
ali nj njen moz cutil istega? Nj
Ii morda ravno radi tega izosta-
jail po cele dneve donna in vca-
sih cello pill, da ga je drugi dan
bolela glava in je kasljal po
noci? Sivorjavo oko mad po-
steljo Anicino je gledalo zago-
netno in zalestno somrak, in
Anica, XII je vcasih dvignila k
MENU oko, je cutila, da il je
cello ia slika nekam tuja, malo-
marna.
(Dalje prihodnjie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

"narodni krizarjI'. Nemci Sc
grenko pritozujejo mad popu-
scanjem Madzarske in pripisu-
jejo memo onemoglost vplivu A.
merike.
1 v Rumuniji je splosna mobi-
lizacija dozivela popolen in splo-
Sen neuspeh. Eden izmed caso-
pisov, XII izhajajo v Bukaresti,
Sc z ogercenjem pritozuje radi
malodusnosti rumunskega- ljud-
stva in zakljucuje, da Sc. seda-
Mi polozaj TAX, da je lie en- sam
izf1odt mogoe, in sicer znaga
mad Sovjetsko Rusijo.
Ma Bolgarskem pa Sc mnoze
politicni umori in sabotazna de-
janja, in to kljub nestevilnim
aretacijam v vseh bolgarskih
mestih. Eden izmed oddelkov
sofijske garnizije velja "a nesi-
gurnega in ne SINE zapustiti ka-
sarne. Tretjino mostva so sploh
razorozili. Castniki, osumljeni
protinemskega razpolozenja, Sc
morajo umakniti mlajsim Off
cirjem, XII SO Sc vrnili iz Mem
eije. Baje Sc je preeejsnje Ste
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

Tam doll pa je nasla moza
v prijateljem pomenku z Lii
petom. Ali ona nj pristopila k
NINA, temvec Sc je vrnila v
kuhinjo k Marjanici in delal
in pomagala dekli in poslusala
memo glasno govorico in Sc il
nasmihala, ke je Marjanica
hvalila njeno marljivost; ali
nasmihala Sc je tako zalostno,
da je koncno Sc Marjanica IL
gubila dobro voljo in umolk-
nila, srecna Marjanica vprico
nesrecne neveste ma Peci.
s. In SiUati n0ce.
Dezevno jesensko vreme je
sedlo veliko trdovratnostjo 10
mad dolino. Bilo je zelo mrzlo
in onstran mad vasjo je bilo
videti ze s snegom pokrite go
re, tu doll v nizavi pa je kuha-
la mrzla megla, da MISC ljudje
sani vedeti, kdaj 81 nabavijo
drva "a zimo, XII je bila ocivi-
dino letos prihitela prezgodaj.
Dan "a dnevom je lezel enako-
merno v megli, ginili so tedni,
da clovek res nj vedel, cemu gi-
nejo. In vendar Sc je zdelo
ljudem, da bi re bilo dobro,
da sc enkrat vreme preobrne
ali tako ali tako. Kakor din
umiranja in dolgega casa je
bilo vsepovsod,, prav kakor te-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23
ZAkLJUCEK kONFERENCE
v HOT SPRINGS-U

HOT SPRINGS, Virginij, s.
junija (JIC). - Veerajsnji dan
je bill "a konferenco zedinjenih
narodov "a prehrano> in polje-
delstvo, dan izredno velike ak
tivnosti. .Konferenca je imela
plenarno zasedanje, katerega so
Sc udelezile vse komisije.
Ia predsednikovo mizo so BIZ
Ii oh strani predsednika konfe-
renee, Judge Marvin Jone-a vsi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23
Pregled polozaja ma
Balkanu

Londonski list borbenih Fran
cozov France" prinasa uvod-
mix, v katerem obravnava v
vseh podrobnostih razmere V
centralni in juzni Evropi. Fran
coski easopis nasteva, kako so
Sc nemskem glavnem stanu
vrstili vazali, katerih obiski so
Sc zakljucili vedno z suhimi me-
hanicnimi izjavami - kar do
kazuje, da so bill rezultati vee
ali mani nepovoljni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

predsedniki in podpredsedniki
razlienih sekcij, med mimi tudi
sef nase delegacije, DIR. Branko
Cubrilovie, podpredsednik dru-
ge komisije.
Konferenca zakljucuJe danes
svoja della. V teku svojega po-
slovanja v nedeljo, je odobrila
konferenca mnogo koristnih
predlogov in adoptirala nekate-
re resolucije, XII so velikega po-
mena tudi "a naso drzavo.
Sovjetska delegacija, katere
nacelnik je Krutikov, je priredi-
la sprejem "a clane jugoslovan,
ske delegacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

Zadnii prank je nam zmanj-
kalo zastav. v ponedeljek, dne
4. in 5. julia je zopet prank
"a razviti zastavo. ce je nima-
te, sedaj jilr imamo zopet v IA
logi. 3x5 "a $1.25, to lahko ope-
rete.
Trgovina bo zaprta cell dan Y
ponedeljek, s.. julia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

Gori omenjena barva je re
zmesana in kar "a barvati, ma
rejena cd Dutch Boy Lead Co.,
in Sc dobi dveh razlicnih me-
sanih "a prvi pot barvati in "a
zadnji ali FINISH COAT, cisto
bella.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23
(OGLEJTE 81 PLAKAT
'PRILOZEN v LISTU).

Ako pa nameravate sami me-
sati, potem 81 dobite DUTCH
BOY WHITE LEAD in OLLIE.
Mi imamo Sc prve vrste DUTCH
BOY OLLIE v zalogi, ko ia po-
tece Sc ne bode vec dobilo pri-
stnega OLA, DO ponarejen. ce
rnislite barvati to ali drugo le-
to, kupite sedaj, kajti "a drugo
leto ne bo dobrega OLA.
DUTCH BOY WHITE LEAD
ie boIjse &c vee casa steji.
Gene so Sc lanskega leta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

know that quisling and his storm
troopers will shoot every man and
every woman on the list when the
United Nations invade Norway.
Compare the deeds of these Nor
wegian patriots with your own war
efforts and see if you can afford not
to buy more War Bonds.
wSS 741A q. S. Treasuyy Dent.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23
POvEsT
SPISAL DR.. IVAN PREGELJ

dai, ko je bill kovac prikoval
smrt ma hrusko in ie prisla v
dezelo zalost in skrb in dolg-
cas-. Popolnoma tako je bilo Sc
daj, samo da nj bilo slavnega
kovaea mixer, in je smrt kaj
vljudno obiskovala ljudi, in so
mrli starci in naduhi in otroei
ma davici.
Nj bilo preteklo dvoje mese-
eev,. in Anica je eutila, da je
trudna. Trudna Peci. in della,
trudna zbadanja cd strani ta-
See, trudna cd tega cudnega, ne
naravnega zivljenja ma Peel.
Zdelo Sc je, da so il lica upadla
in obledela., A to je bio samo
vcasih, ko sta jo morile zalost
in zapuscenost. Pac pa je smeh
doeela izginil z njenega obraza.
Zamisljene njene oci so bile po-
dobne solncu, XII vse bolj slabi
jeseni. In zdaj so bile povrhu Sc
megle pokrile to solnce. In tudi
Anici so legle megle ma srce.
Brezcutna bi bila hotela biti
Anica, ali nj mogla, in tolazbe,
nekake vzpodbujajoce moci nj
nasla.
Ali maj bi jo bila iskala pri
mozu? O Bog, prav V dino duse
mu je videla, da je trudnejsi cd
ME Ida je nj reel, XII bi ga
vzdramila. &c je ona hirala du-
sevno, je moz umiral, in ona je
vedela to in mu nj mogla po-
magati. Zato je bilo treba ne
boticne moci, ona pa in hjena
dobra VOLTA je krvavela dnev-
no pod bieem tascine nadvlade.
V teh dneh Sc je bila sprijate-
lila z malo Jerico, vzela jo S
seboj ma vseh svetih dan ma
grob rajne mamice in tete. Raz-
jokala Sc je in zvecer Sc je vr-
nila z molceco Jerico. Nehote
il je bilo dete prifastlo k srcu.
Izraz tope brezcutnosti ma Je-
riGinem obrazu je izginil, ko je
zaslisala prijazno besedo iz
Anicinih ust, in oci so il v sveti
navdusenosti zazarele.
"Smrt! to je najlepse, kar 81
morem zeleti," je modrovalo
n1lado dekle, "umreti je lepo,
umreti ia Boga." In "a hip je
pristavila: 20 srecni ljudje, XII
iih trpineijo in morejo preliti
kri "a Kristusa."
Tedaj je Jerica utihnila; opa-
zila je, da je Anica ne poslusa.
Anica je mislila vse nekaj dru-
gega in sele po dolgem Sc je Ia
vedla III vprasala Jerico:
20 smrti 81 govorila? Ali tt ne
zivis rada?"
"zivim rada, da trpim!" je
dejala deklica. Anica Sc je pre-
senecena ozrla ma njo. Kako
more to dete govoriti smrti
Kaj sploh ona We, kaj je smrt? :?
"Kaj drugega misli, Jerica,'
/ jo je karala Anica, "potem Sc ii
DO pa sanjalo smrtin
"Meni Sc sanja samo smrti
in trpljenju. Samo vcasih ST.
mi sanja, da bonn velika gre
snica in Sc sele po dolgih letiE
spokorim,' 'je zopet pripovedo'
vala Jerica, ''in tedaj me je
sstrah in Sc zbudim in ne mo-
lem vec zaspati!" Dekletove
o6i so zarele tako cudno v SO
mrak, in Anica je potegnils
deklico k sebi in jo poljubila
Wits tega veeera je osta
| skozi cele tedne v. spominl
Anici. Vedno in vedno ma move
| il je prislo vprasanje: Kaj j
srfrt ,ali je snart res neka
greznega, ali nj samo strah
mas in ie snrt sanaa ma sebi ne
/, kai lepesa? In nekega dine 81 j
odgeverila Anica:: Jeriea sc n,
/ boil snarti, zakaj v Mi je lju
bezen velika i'm velika vera Ja'
pa, mi pa, mi veIiki otroci umi
raHao strahu, ker ne ljubimo il
Z III u. l y s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

HOME IN THE JUNGLE.-U s. soldiers, somewhere in Aus
roo take time ont from fighting to listen to their fav
orste american po pogs These shortave programs
made possible through the efforts of the American Red Cross,
the office OF War Information and the Special Services
of the Army.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23
vilo castnikov, XII SO ma Ia ma
Gin izgubili svoja mesta, pridru-
lilo partizanom.
z2zzztg1l2Z
BIzsl;!;] BONDS

Throughout Norway the "J0s-
sings know who will be shot next
by the Nazi firing squads. They
do not. know why they will be shot
but they. know that names of all
loyal Norwegians, or "J0ssings,"
are contained in lists of future VIC
Tins compiled by the Nazi terror
lists and their quisling jackals.
All Of them know that the day Of
liberation is not for them. They
Evening star., 1943-04-11
AbsolsteIy Hsrastess!
Ne Exereteel
No k0dUeioQ oru1s!

CT . Is esn 4 CAL-PAR 1t dsesrt-
nsne. health fssd. 81 dEus .stsese ID
II yon dsais1 hasn't cAL-PA1. . peetal
inenodsessy esa esaasiaine - DAYS
SUPPLY viii b saoe postoaid. fee eay
81. .. nis ~ esa ID ~ sold IN stssss.
Moosy bsek II not ntisfisd- PM - eos-
-. pia . dsllar lin y II and aail -
day. We vim slss ssad ~ 11EE. D.
PsyYisA's bseklse - rsdseias. esatatntas
Intsrtsss fsets ~ ssght - knsw.. inetsd.
lag weight table sad eAests = foe6 velses:
$500; g S.:.s..s. ~ +. v~A. n. v.
sesss.. So ~ . ssssssl l.e..tsy
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sss,sS c1tsss - ~ so viN 3 -
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AKM so1 Ws0Go s1 0Vor TITS
M eoaae1y ase rsDegtinG re0ayk.
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rish, ven knsWD pAysteiAa and
sd1tos. fernsS ehisf 4 . US. Mill
tag baseital ssd sasss psslie
hsallh s1Hinse.
d.. Pazyish's EAsy 1sd1ri1s
Pisa mokss vDdsetax . D1sosafs ee-
easss IL has NO STRICT DIETS.
rsQuirss - s1sReises. HARM
LESS. too. beeanss Il calls Ter
- rO6oeing dEUgs.
Here Il bT. PsIvisA's Easy H.
dsrtAs PAn EXACTLY - givso
oSee tAs air - niltisas: 1R taneh
taks : tsssoesafsls q CAL-PA1
In . Glsss q jaiee. water - any
bsvsra1e. Taks asthing slss fes
Isnch s1espt . 80 q esftes. II
deetred. Ynr hrookfast AD6 6iD0eY
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EAT AZ YOU USUALLY DO. bst est ssosibly. Doa't
fatty sesrrAy soeds-tss e.t dr.. - thsa By
isilewias Dr. Psr.isa's E:v 1sds:ia9 P1s: ~ -
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his car or have the US. Army
move household furniture
without charge unless she has
this power. 1t 10 especially adj
visablc If the husband leaves
this country.
M. S., Bvookline, Mass.
Z. V-1lAu .. What hsp-
pened when ITO rolls Of y
mail, reprssen ting I76, 900 let
tiers for ,,s,, ousrseas, were lost
in the Clipper crash at Lisbon?
The original letters were re-
photographed in this country
and sent off again.
3. GARDENS What should
,ce guard against in plan ting
Victory Gardens?
Wasting seed by careless sow-
ing, neglect of gardens or cul-
tivating soil too poor to pro-
duce. Some seeds arc scarce -
like beets, carrots and onions.
10. SHU3 - =. Why hare
many American veterans Of
Raj nisht.6shter squodrons
been transferred to the U.s.?
To help train Army pilots
for action in Europe, Africa,
the Pacific and all war areas.
(See page So
IL. VTTAlGu0y .. What 9TH
ev6 6sh, besides cod and hslibut,
il q great source Of Titansin A
- the pitanin that shaypens
night vision of GyerS?
The shark. Its liver is . rich
source of Vitamin A.
IL. SCRAP Ho,U much
longer sOiv scrsp metal BE-
needed for the spor effort?
Until the war IL won.
Mrs. II. Mel, albany, Ga.
NOTE, We are renewing tempo-
r.zily our olEer Of - for eseh ques-
tion and answer used In this ool-
umn. Proof must sceompany an
swer. Address: Tom HenEy, THIS
WEEK, 200 Craybar B,ds., 40
Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.
Unaoospeed oontributions cannot
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