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Evening star., 1944-08-31
Club No. 4 Places Five
On AII-Leuoue Nine

In the selection Of the Police
Boys Club all-league team. Club
No. 4 led in the number of players
picked with five. No. 10 was second
with three. and Nos. II and IL each
had one. There were three repeat
ers from last years Wright
and j. Timmons of No. and Hud-
son from No. 10. The pitchers
picked were Beazley from No. 4 and
OHara from No. II, winning hurler
in the all-star game.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Frances Wilson Leads
lufuyette to Pin Win

Led by Frances Wilson's 1894 set
last night at Lafayette. the La
fayette Ladies District League quint
defeated Takoma in special match
by a score of 1913 to 1896. Helen
Roberts 1863 was best for the losers.
The mems and women's Brook
land Recreation teams battled to
a tie score of 1896 at Brookland
with Madge Lewis 345 tops for the
fair rollers and Kid Wolfe, a new
conner. leading the male outfit with
1884. The women received a 1O5-
pin handicap.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Two Heats Are Divided
In 81 500 Pacing Race

BY the Associated Press.
WESTBURY, N. Y, Aug. 81
Martin Mckinney, owned by Meta
S. Schafer Of Cape May, N. j.. and
Wolf Tone, owned by Thomas J..
Guy of Schenectady. N. Y, split
the heats in the $500 Vanderbilt
Pace, which featured the third ses-
sion of Grand Circuit. racing at
Roosevelt raceway.
Martin Mckinney paced the mile
in 2:l0 and Wolf Tone did 2.l0L
Evening star., 1944-08-31

future. Capt. and Mrs. Thomas
Smith recently have come here
from New York. Mrs. Smith was
the former Mrs. Caldwell, who is
we'll known as an exhibitor of minia-
ture poodles. Her little black Merry
Thought was first in the nom
sporting group at the biggest out
door show of the year at North
Westchester. Mrs. Smith plans to
bring all of her dogs here from Mrs.
Rogers kennels, where they now
are living. After the war she hopes
to build in the vicinity of Alexandria
and maintain q larger kennel.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

by tHe ASb00IAtt0 PreSA.
Today year ago-Washington
picked up Bobo Newsom from st.
Louis Browns for $500 waiver
price.
Three years ago-Cards led
Dodgers by 2 percentage points;
Yanks paced American by 1917
lengths.
Five years ago-New York
Giants topped college All-Stars,
80, on field goals by Ken Strong
and Ward Cuff before Sl,456 at
Chicago.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Major Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Johnson Boston, .326
Runs-Stirnweiss New York, aS
Runs batted in-Stephens. St. Louis.
90.
Hits-Stirnweiss. New York, 1872
Doubles-Fox: Boston, and Boudreau,
Cleveland. 81.
Triples-Lindell and stirnweiss. New
York, II.
Home runs - Johnson. Boston, and
Stephens. st. Louis, 16.
Stolen bases-Stirnweiss, New York. Al.
PitchinR-Hushson. Boston, 1873. 1888:
Newhouser Detroit, 21-s, .124.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting-Walker, Brooklyn. 1856
Runs-Musial, St. Louis. 9s
Runs batted in-Nicholson, Chicago. o..
'Hits--Musial. st. Louis, 10
Doubles-Musial. st. Louis. As.
Iriples-Barrett: Pittsburgh, Is.
Home runs-Nicholson, Chicago. 20
Stolen bases-Barrett, Pittsburgh, %.
Pitching-Wilks. St: louis. 14-l. .933
Evening star., 1944-08-31

Don Bradley's stable will show Hy
Clio, Night Flight and Party Miss.
On the show committee are T. H.
Quinlan, William Carl, l.. 8. Randle,
B. T. Brosius and A. Brooke GALLON.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Minor Baseball

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, 8; Baltimore. 3,
Eochester Buffalo, 5.
Toronto, g; Montreal, 2,
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, Z: Louisville. Ul lnninss).
Indianapolis, 81; Toledo. 4-5
Other games. postponed rain>.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Hollywood, 81: San Francisco. pa
portland, 3 San DIEGO. /
Oakland, 3: Los Angeles 9
Seattle, 3; Sacramento, . I3 inninsD.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmlneham, ." Atlanta. |.
New Orleans. 5-3; Chattanoopa 40
other games postponed train).
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Utica. IL; Elmira. 4
nings). Wv d"
Hartford, 10: Wilkes-Barre, 3,
Scranton, 3; Albany, o.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
hynchburg; a; Richmond. 3-3,
ROANOKE. 3-3; Portsmouth. ia
Nor1oik, - Newport News ID
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Hornets ChuIIenqe Clippers

Hornet A. c. sandlot football team
has challenged the Annapolis East
port Clippers to an early-season
game. Clippers manager can get
in touch with Bill Hickey of the
Hornets at Franklin 1893.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Hollywood Stars
WHO ARE THEY?

Another page of Hollywood snapped at work and play by
fmans photographer Dange The have been
left of the captions give chance to test your SKILL For
the correct answers, turn the page upside down.
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= sugIEM L7qlsa-G AleBrd s0ouGI-G '9AGY AuueQ-I
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10

nit einem i'm @lan5e Der Worgenr0te
I6immern0en peiBen @elpanoc bon
Ser Sorn, lpel1e man bic il1ngir0lt=
lid)e nennt, am 9a1ie gel6loiien, mall
len0 llno nit engen 9lermeln perIeben.
0aS 9aupt mar nit einem melBcn
S6leier beOedt, ser 5l1 beiOen Seiten
big 5u Oen 6iiBen berabtpollte Slui
oem gel6eitelten So1ptboare trug lie
cine 9lrt 9uuptldleier nit elmer tlei=
men Spibe beiebt uno auf oem Soar
fla6 onliegeno. Dos @e1i6t mar
5iemli6 unDerbiillt, uno sic 5iiBe
rubten altf elmer bulben grofugel.
2u1t 6em liturgiI6en Officil1nl 3er=
trat sic @ottesmutter nit ibrem jung
frauliden SuB oen &opf Der 56lon=
ge. SSbre Bis 5ur Sobe oes @iirtels
erbobenen Sanoe bielten cine fleine=
re &ugel oas Sinnbilo bes geltaus.
Sic batte oie slugen gegen Simmel
erboben uno ipabreno lie Die 8eltfu=
gel @ott oes Serrn oufopferte, nur-
oe ibr Mngeiidt INNER leudtenoer.
Fl0tli6 be0edten iid) ibre Singer
NIT foitbaren &ingen, nit prddtigen
@oeliteinen belebt, Die no9 ollen Sci
ten bin leubtenbe 5trablen ausgoilen,
poourd iie in Elm 10 beles 2idt &C.
biiut tpuroe, baB tpeoer lire SiiBe nod
ibr @elpano 81 erfennen mar; Die Su=
melen tparen bon oerl6iebener @r0Be
uno bic bon ibnen ouslaufenoen
Strablen 6enentiprede,n6 mebr ooer
minoer gldn5en6.
gs befanoen it9 brei Hinee an ie=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10
fir Sic ct. Weinro0'5 glbtei ct.
Wteinro0, Sn0, berge1teute5 Gbri-
ItuSbilo.
Sic @orte 1ton0cn:

Oie Worte 1tan0en:
80 Morio, obne Siinoe enpTongen,
bite fir 1tnS, Sic mir 5r Dir unIere
3uflud)t neb1nen.'
0arauf licB 1icb cine 5tinrme per=
nebmen, Oie 3u ibr 1pro6:
u2oB no6 oielcm Whrltcr cine Nte=
oaille pragen; ole, lpelde oielclbe nit
slblollen perleben tro0cn, mcr0en gro=
Be @naoen erlon0c1t bcionOers ipenn
ite oielelbe am Soli etrogen; oieie
@naoen 1perOen iiberreid fem iiir ie=
ne, Delde Nertro1en baben."
Sn oieIem 9lugenblide i6ien bos
8ilo it6 81 ipenoen. 0o crblidte 1ie
auf ser Giidieite Sen 8t6Itaben 90,
bon elnem auf ei11en1 Suerbalfen ru=
benoen &reu5 iiberrogt; un0 unter
oielem Nomens5ug Morios oie bei0en
b1iltglten Ser5en SSSelu uno Marid,
oas rite nit elmer 0ornenfrone 1m11-
frar5t, oos 5lpeite bon einem 5dmer-
te our6bobrt. Oie Iug5ei6nungen
Der S6meiter &otborina ertpGbnen
men Die 5lp0lf 5terne nidt, oie auf
BEN Nomens5ug WariG uno oie bei-
oen beiliglten @er5en Selu uno Meo=
rid, oaes er1te NIT elmer Oornenfrone
umtran5t, oos 5tpeite bon einem
S9merte ourdbobrt. Die 9luf5ei6nun-
gen Der S6Delter &atborina ertp0b-
men Die 5tp0lf Sterne nidt, Die ouf oen
Weoaiuen ben Namens5ug MariG uno
Die beioen Ser5en umringen; bod
tpuroen tie BON Nnfang an ouf otr
(5ortieBune auf Sette 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10

MIR ouf 6ei6ranttem Haum. &ein @r=
oberer bot je sic gan5e groe erobert.
&ein &ei1 beltebt our6 ale 3eiten
.binour6. 9lu6 an Ben goloenen &ro=
men nogt ser Holt ser GergGngli6feit
uno Die Tbrone 5er1plittern i'm 5turm
Ser 3eit. 8er iiber Sic gon5e groe
berri diem, 1no tpeien Gei6 our6 ale
3eiten fort0auern iou> ser muB iiber
Die groe, itber 3eit un6 9faum erba=
ben lein, ser muB feline &rone iiber
Dem Sirlnamente oes SimmelS tra=
gen, muB Wun0er tpirten f0nnen.
ltn6 6oB fem &eid no6 lebt, our6
aue sSSabrbunOerte binour6 unl1nter=
bro6en fortgeoauert fat uno fort
6auern miro Bis gum @noe Der 3ei<
ten, oas beroanft feline Stride Der
iiberir6ii6en Madt ibres Stifters.
Nud uns lit es beute, als Oh mir
auf ben Si1nmelfobrtsberg erboben
Ieien, uno als Oh oer @eilano it6 Dor
uns empori6mdnge uno menn mir
unlere @eoonfen tpieoer 5ur @roe ME-
oerlenten, ipenn mir bonn Simme1=
fabrtsber9e, auf ben oas beutige 6elt
uns geiitig erbebt, nie6erlteigen, Damn
iino aud mir reider an grfenntnis,
an Erolt uno frober Soffnrng. gs lit
uns iiber auem 3meifel flor uno fidt=
bar getporoen, oaB BORT oben uniere
Seimat lit, oaB mir in Seius gbri-
itus einen Siiripre6er baben, 6oB mir
emit in Die 8obnung bes SimmeIs
eingeben meroen, Die er fir uns bor-
berettet bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10

aus Dem 8erei6 feiner 1ieben6en Sir
forge, oaB er i'm ntelmebr inpmerfort
uufs neue nit ieiner @na0e un6 @r'
barmung frone2
@ottes San0 lit @ottes ma6tige
&egierl1ng uno Serrf6oft. ,,gr ftBt
5ur re6ten San6 @ottes" beiBt: gbri-
itus in ieiner Meni6beit bat Qnteil
an @ottes 8eltberridaft un6 @elt.
regierung. 9orum fonnte er bor iei-
ner Simmelfabrt 5u ieinen Npoiteln
uno ibren Na6folgern Elm 8ort ipre-
9en, oeiien @eoanfe Dor gbriItus nod
ntdt in oas fiibnite Menl6enber5 ge,
fommen, ben &uftrag: ous5ugeben 81
alien B0ltern, auen &reaturen oos
@bongelium 5u preoigen, ite 5u tau-
fen, 5u ieinem DienIte gu tpeiben un6
tie als l1ntertonen unter ieiner &rone
81 ionmeln. 8er MIR auf groen
Ota6t unO Serr1doft beitbt, Der bat 1te
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10

Dem Singer, oer groBte 3unG9it ser
SanofId9e, elm Heinerer in Der Weit'
te, 0er tleinite oben. @an5 in 6ie gr'
ideinung berIunten, iab iie Die 8lide
Ser beiligiten Sungfrou auf it9 geri6'
tet uno bernabm cine innere Stimme,
oie ibr iogte:
~Oteie &11gel, tpel6e ou ItebIt, teut
oie gan5e 8elt Dor uno - ie0e ein'
3elne SerIon i'm beionoeren."
Sic fl. Sungfrou fiigte bin5u:
~5iebe, oies lit 6as SinnbiIo Der
@naoen, oie id iiber oieienigen aus.
gteBe, Die midi oorum bitten", uno
gab oaourd 81 beriteben> pie BARN.
ber5ig tie gegen ale lit, pel6e lie an.
fleben, ltno tpiepiele @nnoen iie ienen
getpabrt, tpel6e lid an ite men0en.
Sierauf biloete ii6 Inn oie III.
Sungfrou ein ldnglid run0er Stab
men, morauf in gol0enen 8udltoben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10
9ie iummbertdttge
WeOQtQe
gingelanot bon 8m. Spanner,
8uffalo
(Shh1Rl

3peite GrI6elnung. glm q. y5o.
bember 1880, einem Samstage ln6
Dem 8ornbenoe 6es er1ten Gobents.
ionntages, Inn ba1b feds l1br obenoS,
ols lie in tiefer 8etradtung beriun"
fen mar, bernabm fte bon Ser re6ten
5eite 6es 5onftuoriums aus ettpos
tpie oas &oui6en zines ieioenen &lei-
oes uno erb1idte nobe BEL oem 8iloe
oes fl. Soiepb 6te leliglte Sungfrol&;
lie tpar bon mittlerer @roBe, uno ibr
angeiidt 1por 10 id0n, 6aB iie es un-
mogli6 bel6reiben fonnte. \
Woria 1tano oufredt, NOR angetan
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10
3't1tt Tef bet 9tmntels
fabrt Gbrtft

od6tniifen bon 8eibnadten un Big
bel.te 1T oos gan5e 2eben unleres
Serrn sSeiu gbriltt ouf @r6en an uns
i'm @eiite Der 8etra6tung boriiber.
gegangen. l1nier 8lid rubte baIo ouf
feiner@rnieorig1mg, balo ouf ieiner
.SerrIt6feit un6 ieinem @Ianae, bo1o
ouf ieinen Sdtner3en uno Sreuoen,
ietnen1 ftillen Duloen uno ben genial.
tigen @roBtoten ieiner Ueo6t uno
&raft, tpte oenn Dos ones in uberreis
6em 8edie1 fib 6ur6 iein 2eben
idltngt. Das beutige Seit mo9t 6en
S9luB oes gan5en @roen1aufes SeIu
Gbriiti, iebt oem ean5en 2eben Seiu
bienie0en Die gldn5enoe &rone ouf,
inoem feline beiltee Weni6beit, bic
biSber elei6iom 5tpii6en 9eieorigfeit |
1m6 Serrli6feit geidtpebt, ser @r6e
entriidt> fir INNER oufgenommen
miro in 6as i6onere 9o1ein elmer on-
bern Welt, bic uns nod unter Dem
S6leier 6es @ebeinniiies berborgen
1T. 0as lit Elm S6luB, tpie er ollein
3lmn 2eben Selu poBt> cine &rone,
tpel6e allein tpiir0ig it, itber ben 60
gen ienes Seiligen rtn6 @ere6ten 5u
gldn5en, in pel6em oie unen6Ii6e
8ottbeit nit Ser Mrn111t uno 9fieorig=
felt oeS menlfliden Welens inn bo6= |
item Wunoer, melbes oie g0ttIi6e gr=
barmung rltnnen fonnte, bereinigt |
NOR. Ser @ottmen16 fonnte ni6t i'm
@robe b1eiben sSS1n 0unfeI Ser Soten=
gruft tonnte lid) fem 2eben ni6t fir
INNER berlieren un6, no66em er ouf- |
eritonoen tpar> fonnte er ni6t tpie6er
in Die 2ei6en uno Soften ser gr0e
3uritdfebren un6 tpieoer fterben. 5ein
2eben fonnte ni6t bon nel1e1n i6tpGd)= |
lid bertDelfen un6 ber1tegen, Ion0ern |
muBte in boIlem @Ion5e ser 9lufer=
Itebung uno ser l1nIterbli6feit aus
oie1em 2anoe oes 2ei0ens un0 6es
SooeS li6 in cine on6ere 5tGtte emf
poridtpingen, sic @ott bon @tpigfeit |
ber 1einem Sobne beidlolen batte,
big emit am @n0e Ser 3eiten oos ge=
1diebt, mas bic @ngel Sen SSSiingern
ouf Dem Simmelfabrtsberge perfiin-
oeten> Bis er >pie6erfolnn1t, mie er
bingegangen, in 6emielben 2eibe, in
oerIelben &raft uno 1tniterblt6en 2e=
benSfrifd]e, Inn uns cine neue groe
gu gri1noen auf tpel6er edtiqfeit |
mobnt.
60 1T benn ser beutige Sug oer
Sag Ser grbobung, ser grobten Ser
flarung Sefu Gbriiti. 8ir begeben Elm
Set, in pel6em Der Si1nmel 1td auf-
tut, in pel6es 6os 2idt oes Simmels
bineinleudtef, 1tn6 in tpeI6em 6ie
2uft oes Simmels, sic 2uft unierer
boberen @eimat uns antpebt
0ielen ieinen beili9en 2eib, in mel
dem er triumpbiereno gen Silnmel
gefobren uno 5ur &ebten 6es goters
1tBt, Der I'M Simnel berflQrt uno ber=
berrlidt 1T, legt er i1nmerfort in 6ie
Sanoe Ieiner Stride ouf groen, loooB
al din BEN &irden> auf uniern. Ml-
toren iener beilige uno 1nd6tige Sir
1pre6er ,no Sobeprieiter fiirbittet uno
opfert. ltno tpobl be6iirfen mir zines
bel itanoisen 5iiripreders uno Sobe>
prieiters, oenn rieiengroB lit Die
S6ul0 Der Wen1f1heit pir1p fr1f1erp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-05-11

Porter, Rose Elliott and husband,
Joe Elliott, Stella Howell and hus-
band, Charlie Howell, Wilma
Brooks, James FISHERMAN, Roy
FISHERMAN, Glenn FISHERMAN, Re-
ma Long and husband, Jack Long,
Della Kelly and husband, Lewis
Kelly, Mallie Hurley and husband,
Jack Hurley and Tom FISHERMAN.
The defendants above named
especially the non resident defen-
dants will take notice that an ac-
ton as above entitled the same
being for sale of land for partition
of Charlie Neese, deceased, has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Ashe County and that du-,
ly verified petition filed and sum-
mons issued which is returnable
on May %, 1914, in the office of
the undersigned when and where
the defendants are required to ap-
pear and answer or demur to the
petition filed or the relief therein
requested will be granted.
This April %, 1914.
c. S. NEAL,
Clerk Superior Court
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-05-11

unless the people in this country
get back the spirit they had after
Pearl Harbor.
Urging congress to pass draft
law to assure 100000 replace
ments for men who must be taken
from war jobs for the armed serv-
ices this year, Secretary of Navy
Knox, Secretary of War Stirson
and Admiral Land of the maritime
commission, issued a statement in
which they said: "False public
interpretations of what are only
local victories on the perimeter of
the enemies strongholds may in
deed imperil victory when we
thrust at the foes heart. Someone
must step up to the bench, the
lathe and the desk of every war
worker who leaves to fight for
his country"
. In spite of their pleas for ma
tional service act, it is not consid-
cred likely that congress will pass
such a measure. This was indicat-
ed when the house military COM
mittee recently dropped consider
alton of a bill to draft ATS for
war jobs. Although the commit
tee said that such an act seemed
unnecessary because the great ma
jority of 4-Fs are in war jobs al
ready, many news analysts here
feel that congress, because of po-
litical considerations, will try in
every way to avoid passing any
additional draft" legislation be-
cause of the possibility that it
would be unpopular with the pub
lie.
Since most everyone is in agree
ment that the needs of the armed
services must be filled, it seems
evident that drafting fathers over
rs will again have to be speeded
up if congress refuses to pass any
draft labor" legislation. The on
ly other possibility is for the War
Manpower commission to test it's
power to draft labor without fur
Their legislation.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-05-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
4-6-6tpd.

Ed Osborne, having qualified
as Administrator of the estate of
c. E. Osborne, deceased, late of
Ashe County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate Of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Fig, North Caro-
lima, on or before the 9th day of
April, 1945, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 22nd day of April, 1914.
Ed Osborne, Administrator
of G.. E. Osborne, deceased.
4-27-6T
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-05-11
NOTICE OF SUMMONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
VANCE JOHNSON
VS..
DELOS DIXON AND WIFE AN
ME DIXON, C. T. BADGER, VIM.
INGRAM, MILTON INGRAM and
MILLER INGRAM, CICERO Nc
NELL and WIFE, EFFIE Nc
NELL
The defendant especially the
non resident defendants will take
notice that an action as above en-
titled the same being a foreclosure
of tax certificate at sale af land
has been commenced in the Sup
erior Court of Ashe County and
duly verified complaint filed and
summons issued which is return
able in the office of the under
signed on the 18th day of May
1914 when and where the defend
ants are required to appear and
answer or demur to the complaint
or the relief therein requested
will be granted.
This April IL, 1914.
C.. S. NEAL,
4-20-4t Clerk Superior Court
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-05-11

now will be available to consum-
ers point-free, it will be necessary
to slash the monthly allotment OF
red rations points per person to
keep ration values from becoming
''Watered."
Accordingly, effective Sunday,
80 new points will be validated
every four weeks instead of 80
points every two weeks.
Shortly after Bowles' announce
ment, farm State Senators de-
manded that the War Food Ad-
ministration restore the support
price on heavy hogs. Spokesman
for the group said it's members are
ION the warpath'' over the hog
situation and have warned VIA
they will not relax their pressure
until the agency responds to their
demands.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-05-11
Surprise Move By OPA Frees
Most ALI Meats From Points

Washington - All meats except
beef steaks and beef roasts were
made ration-free last week and
red points values will not be
restored to them again unless
absolutely necessary" the Office
of Price Administration announc-
ed unexpectedly yesterday.
TIL surprise move was at once
a tremendous blow to black mar
ket operators and a bonanza to
consumers, farmers and harassed
Storekeepers-a number of whom
had quit business because of COM
plicated bookkeeping and check
ing systems necessary under strin-
gent rationing we'll as to
housewives who have been hard
put to make ends meet with the
points available.
The action was revealed by Ad-
ministrator Chester Bowles, who
announced simultaneously that,
effective Sunday, the monthly al
lotment of red points will be cut
from go to 80 per consumer be-
cause so many points no longer
will be needed.
Henceforth, red points will be
needed only for beef steaks, beef
roasts, butter, margarine, cheese,
cheese products and evaporated
milk.
Consumers no longer will. be
required to surrender red points
for pork, veal, lamb, mutton, beef
flank steaks, beef hamburger,
beef stew meat, all variety meats,
sausage, ready-to-eat meats or
canned meats or fish.
Yesterdays action was attribu-
ted to record meat production. The
fact that army and navy demands
for meat, particularly beef, have
been brought to a current basis
and the fact that pork no longer
is going into lend-lease which Or
dinarily took up to 35 per cent of
the pork production but which
now has adequate stocks.
Bowles made it plain that, pres
ent point values of beef steaks and
beef roasts will not be changed.
On beef steaks, present point val
ues now range from seven to Is
points; and on beef roasts from
seven to II points.
He told his news conference
that the volume of these preferred
meats now coming to market els
not large enough in relation to
demand to warrant any point
change at this time"
He indicated that points on beef
steaks and beef roasts might be
lowered later when the full run
of cattle begins to reach market.
Bow1es explained that inasmuch
as a greater selection of meats
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Washington, D. c. - Hitting at
what he termed the "smugly OPP
timistic assumption of assured
victory" held by civilians, Robert
Patterson, undersecretary of war,
said that the hardest part of the
war is yet to be won and that the
growing complacency of the peo-
pie must end.
His sentiments have been voic-
ed by many other military spokes-
men here who see real danger in
the growing disinterest in the war
among civilians. This disinterest,
they point out, is shown by the
movement of men away from war
jobs, by decreases in enlistments
in the armed services (including
the problem of getting women to
enlist in the WACs and WAVESs) i,
by the decrease in the number of
victory gardens planned, by in
creasing talk about postwar plan
ming almost to the exclusion of
the war itself, by the growing
political-mindedness of congress,
by efforts to put an end to war
time legislation such as the wage
sterilization act and the emer-
gency price control act, by in
creased spending of money for
luxuries, by an increase in the
nlmber of war bonds being cashed
in, by the growth of black mark
cts, and by a hundred and one
other things where the people
take the attitude that the war is
Gin the bag" and it is time to get
back to normal, peacetime living.
To combat such attitudes, army,
navy and war production leaders
are pointing out that the nation
faces manpower crisis greater
than any experienced so far dur
ing the war, that there is grave
danger. of initiation unless our ma
tional spending spree ends, that
the threat of food shortages has in
no way been lessened, and that
invasion plans NAV be imperiled
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS


NORTH CAROLINA
ASEE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
MARY E. SAPP
VS..
E. S. SAPP
The defendant will take notice
that an action as above entitled
has been commenced in the Su-
perior Court in Ashe County, the
same being for absolute divorce
and duly verified complaint has
been filed and summons issued
which is returnable in the office
of the undersigned on the 18th
day of May, 1914, when and where
the defendant is required to ap-
pear and answer or demur to the
complaint or the relief therein re-
quested will be granted.
This April ID, 1914.
C.. S. NEAL,
Clerk Superior Court
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