The Robesonian from Lumberton, North Carolina • Page 4

fAGE FOITR THE ROBESONIAN, LUMBERTON, N. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1942, TlieRobesonian Published Daily Except Saturday and Sunday At Luinberton, North Carolina By THE RCBESONIAN, TNC. J. A. SHARPE, President A Editor J.

A. SHARPE, Associate Editor JOHN A. TUDOR. Adv. Manager jabcnn 40 per cent.

That proportion is no lower today, for the banking system has been absorbing better than 40 per cent of recent. Government loans. In a program ihni contemplates total Govern- i mem borrowings of 1 000 in the current fiscal year this 1 is a heavy load to place upon banking system. It means an enor- What Other Papers Say SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Daily--By Mail North And South Carolina white-collared classes of the (American public, the rank and file, i middle classes, in any issue re! lating to winning the war--or the unorganized farmers, But when a ciupslion comes up i which the heads of the bow- i union labor groups are not I i in sympathy the i House steps aside--even from the recommen- (Charlotte ObMrvtr) a i of its own appointed and Voluntary mobilization of mnn anointed aufhoriy designated to Sponsors For Barn warm ing Dance THE NATION FIGHTS FOR SURVIVAL. inflation of bank credit, wer nns ln 'le fl t' le nation in i a in this field--steps aside and i 'crisis! (demurs, and hesitates ana post: which greatly complicate the Thft country nas the word pones and "hopes" that nothing problem of controlling prices, Manpower Commissioner Paul Mr- I may hove to be done that will ag- "This should not be necessary.

One Year $4.00 i The incomes of individuals are rapidly expanding and the grow- for that conclusion, He says so without qualification. The whole scheme of allowing the problem of labor felicities to ing curtailment of civilian goods so vo itself has fallen pjricces. Six Months 2.50 Three Months 1.25 Outside North South Carolina One Year $5.00 I requires thai much of those in- Mr. McNutt thus that, his Six Months 2.50 comes be saved, not spent. The own Cw has failccl Monthi 1 25 He had hoped a available 1: j.nree iviomns J-" i i and fix-dinner com mis- grieve this fondled minority.

And the nation is at war, irig for its very life--fighting, the President says, for its survival! Office Subscription For Carrier Delivery Securities and Exchange I siori has recently estimated that cash savings of individuals, ex- bor 1( ft fall into its proper riiSje in the national war effort. One Year $5.00 eluding business savings, are cur- II was not his idea.f-tfcfirsl to Six Months 2 50 i take the bull by the horns and to, Three Months" 1 25 rpntly i i 10 rnle 16 have the government to Carrier Delivery anil Collection W.00,000 a year and had That One Week lOc amounted in the third quarter of to him. this year to one and one-half times Bllt ho nnw abandons thai Hope. Labor that, is specifically i Washington In Wartime Office 119-121 Fifth Street Telephones--20 and 633 the amounts invested by individuals in all kinds of Government entered as second class, matter at the securities. It is these cash Savings post office at Lumberton, N.

un-! der the act of March 3, 1879. I as well as the investment funds of corporations and institutions Associated Press and Wide. World are entitled to i the Treasury's projected fiod for a specific war work not finding its place. (Second of Two Articles on enemy propaganda in the U. By JACK STINNETT Washington--Among those Wisely Mr.

'McNutt, therefore, sensing the desperate nature of the it is to i and worry over enemy tJ and orebodmgr -1 that floats into the United States, one of the chief concerns 1 I problem, would throw the wreck school of talk. le s-relax-ifs- This is'hardlya thought that the dispatches herein are also reserved. i Alt rights of repubiication of special; Treasury has provided a variety Compulsion must succeed" indi-i Yet It is Axis propaganda. be i a option in thc view of 1 The reasoning in this school I man Mr. Roosevelt placed at i take Africa, knock Italy out savings i hea j.

ijs res 0ns 3 0 0c i ern i of the in a few weeks, open a i bonds and tax savings notes. In authority. second front in th south, maybe i addition, a 2V? per cent twenly- But the President demurs- offerings. There Member Audit Bureau or Circulations! continued sale of Tuesday, Dec. 8.

1942. another in the west, and it will all six-year bond exclusively for! The White House by. 3 cr. TtlBI THOUGHT FOR TODAY non-banking investors will be put lc IS A uiiiLL. t-K i i i or he is premature.

I That doesn't take much lime in If you pray thus you will be on "tap" Tor purchase over a "Let's wail and see. Let's give i'telling, but Army and Navy stratejustified: God bejnerciHil to me a jod wee ks. For the banks and labor a fuller opportunity lo solve gists shoot it as "full of holes as the other investors seeking a banking! i question on its own -box kite caught in ack-ack. Tn lhe nr ihnvp in L( kecp O11 ho 3 things first place the Battle of Africa isn't sinner. --Luke 18:13 lype of security there are to be Iwo series, a 1 per cenl, six- LESSON LEAUNKD.

MAYBE The Works Progress administra-i and-a-half-year bond, and a i Quote th President, in" so tion, considered no longer neccs-' seven-eights of 1 per cenl, one- sary because of increase in em- ear certificate. To these.will i a ployment, is to be ended in February. The a i i a WPA is being will come out all right in over yet and after that will have The Associated Press docs not i to come the Battle of the Mcditer- nany Give a thought to how House in report- long lough little Malta has held oiit; There was a gay time in Frank Thompson gymnasium at N. C. State college Saturday night (Dec.

5) when students in the School of Agriculture held their annual Barmvarmiiig dance from Barnwarming- dance from 8 o'clock until midnight. Thc gym was decorated in a rustic motif and dancers wore gingham dresses and overalls. luncl to attack. Sponsors for the Barmvarm- ing are pictured here. With their escors, they are: Miss Rosa Pecora of B-owdcns with B.

Barnhill of Scotland Neck; Miss Lucille Stephens of Raleigh with II. Vernon of Blanch; Miss Nell Kachel Lewis of Parkton with Rudolph Pate of Lumber ton; Miss Ruth Blackof Cherryville with Bruce Faker of Cherryville; Miss Christine Williams of Charlotte with Max Patio nof Franklin; Miss Gracie Sowers of Lexington- with Archie M. Sink of Lexington; Miss Merle Swain of Greensboro with Younts, of Greensboro; and Miss Myrtie Peterson of Clinton with Eugene C. Berryhill of Charlotte, chairman (if the dance committee. asking.

Conservative military leaders here estimate' that "there are 100,000,000 persons in the occupied territories of Europe who are willing to risk their lives an an all-out uprising against Nazi domination. In the forefront of this vast army are the Norwegiian, Belgium and French undergrounds; General Mihailovich's Chetnik army in Yugoslavia; the behind- vhe-lines guerillas in Russia; the Poles and Czechs and Greeks who are fighting Nazi dominations with everything in the book. Perhaps there are millions of these who in their, little way are apparently as cooperative with the Axis authorities as Admiral Darlan has been. Perhaps there are other millions who are only waiting until can see their way clear to throw off yoke. Not to make use of these, and even those others outride the -conquered countries who are seelcihg only future security for themselves and their people, would be one of the greatest strategic errors the United Nations could -make.

That, at least, is the opinion of the experts. They also say that for the first time in history the'Uhilad States is coming of age arid pilry'ing the European diplomatic with the same marked have been using over centuries. That's why the 7io.p- flrghl men arc snickering at crili- cism of our psychological warfare in North Africa. It's the first time we have really won a pot that way and apparently it has been one. tVhen the whole story is.fin- ally told, the size of our winnings may be ten times what they se'em to be now.

in this war. Give another to the wound up. Under it some lble securities whcih ought to work has been done, not i meet every investor's needs. The plan is to raise one-half thc sched-. public funds a perhaps could I added the weekly sales of discount I by labor Anders bills.

There are thus to be avail- 1 either to th 'freezing' of workers 'nel to vude an England that some bad results and waste not be avoided in so gigantic a i uled $0.000,000.000. banks and one-half from the from non- program under which more a i banking lenders. i in their jobs or government action I almost transferring them from one :1 fl.cr Dunlcerquc another was said to have Remember a that bombing tnbuted to the decision to Joloy nlonc 1B ncvcp won a batu consideration of compulsory a Tu ini cvcn The report speaks I i bo red cod rubble without Tl speaks of' hc President's dc- fia gr ten billion dollars have been ex-i nc lho advantages of this fcrenco to what, thc organised "Lab- ltaly The Axis in Europe has several ways to meet thc present Ihr-rit. The best guess now, however, is that will dig in for a power and in the end a negotiated peace that will leave thc Nazis in power. Our job i be to HOC a i oven Hint strategy fails, but.

it might tiik" more than "lightning war" w'lich is nlretidy years old. to be sacrificed if we had pitched into the North African front without an "understanding" i those in power President Roosevelt, as Com- or Union Leaders think about (his -V, mnk lfi SCP: particular necessity, what the President's own appoint- ed expert in this field advises anH expert in this field advises, and In spi of tV WC SC UtCtl i -There's no government jn sight in ith which a peace could be in spite of the accumulating'evi: (rc e( is hcr must ll; dencethat this expert's view is be." that i not only fcjsms againsl unanswerable as a step in thc i rcction of victory. I have to deal with the Fascists but with lho hordes of Nazis now ov pended during the past ten lar program" is that it will en- Almost every community has a able lhc Treasury to postpone any WPA building of some kind or additional major borrowing until some other project to which the February. From then on the plan community contributed ils part is to i ance every other month, Wars against aggressor, nations; instead Of every month as here- and against depression that thus making possible larg- millions out of employment are cl offerings with more intensive the most costly things in which i campaigns. nations engage.

If as lavish public' Tnis is a lar bol operation: funds were used to prevent but iUs wcl1 Planned and will un- William Green, president of hurdles are cleared, there and depressions "as are necessary! questionab to provide defense against 1ho.se I Americans of 1918, with their and cupidity, nutch By JACK STINNETT Washington--The boys here who really know what's- going on are settinu' a snicker out of those criti- Phillip Murray, pvesjclcnl of lhc i a land. TO, objected to'lVTr. Mckutt's plan 7Cni ot Western Front w. ll to regiment, labor as every other i a lllat wi tal cc i and American class has been regiment- Pl i a vast concentration 1 ed. ships and men.

Even when all, beinu' on oui- side now. War experts who are on their I toes think that our pre-invasion dealings the powers a he 1 in North Africa probably saved more 50,000 Amurican and British lives, not to mention lives saved among the French colonials, mander-in-chief of the armed forces, already has recognized the vast importance of Lieut. Gen. Mark W. Clark's pre-invasion trip into Algeria.

In military there hasn't been a word of criticism against our taking gold into the North Alt-lean theater. We have probably done oil of palm greasing in several other European nations, but just why a few persons should step up and declare this a treason to democracy is a bit of a mystery. i had his Quislings scatter-', ed all over thc conquered nations. How much of his success was due to i column activity is impossible to say, but most militai-y experts agree that his armed forces would have been impotent in many theaters thc i column. Yet Hitler's i column was just a a compared to what the United Nations have for the COAL AND I CALL French Allen Fuel Company Phone 350 RIVERSIDE the American Federation of Labor, ob- i i is -Japan in the Pacific--a mat- and the vast amount of materials ieir Jected to having members of i which can't be ignored mloss' and shipping thai would have had evils of stupidity perhaps they would be avoided.

smaller national income, smaller savings, smaller cash re; Plans to pi-event post-war de- i sources could turn in nearly 000,000,000 for the Fourth Liberty Loan, lhe generation of 3.042 should take $0,000,000,000 in its stride." p'ression this i arc engaging the thought and efforts of some of the world's best minds. It seems just lately to have dawned upon some industrial leaders that, abil- itj; to speed up production a provide work and a living for should; not be-confined to war forVbul should and can be con-, tinned after the war to the usual terrible afiermalh. MONEY FOR WAR This month of December the United States Government is asking the people of this nation for a 80,000,000,000 loan. This is by far lhe largest single financing any government has ever undertaken in the history of lhe officers world. It eclipses even the great Fourth Liberty Loan of which totaled nearly S7.000,000,- 000.

Like a famed effort, this Dr. Gates McKaughanVVeci-etary; Note of Thanks" lo Donors of Painting Job Fund Started For Painting Primary Rooms. At its first meeting for the conference year 1042-43, the board of stewards of Chestnut Street Methodist church last night adopted the church budget and eleclecl! and committees as follows: D. D. French, board chairman, 1-1.

E. Stacy, vice chairman, Paul Groome, treasurer, re-elected, and having members of his organization live under lh same compulsions that other brackets are They told the President they would see if they may be able to work the problem out, among I themselves--Murray and Green-- I for people, even though I according to the Prcs'idcril's own i authority, th'e unsolved I 'problem is critical and''hurtful to cause of American i It's all very depressing. i The President never'hesitates to I move in the interest of'winning the war in any direction in which other class interests and leaderships are concerned-- the unorganized and potenlially weak groups! Who has ever heard of him hesitating when the selfish concerns ot employers or business and industrial managements''' were involved in a given equation? BOWL for Health Ladies Invited LUMBERTON Bowling Alleys MONDAY and TUESDAY LESLIE HOWARD Selected Short Subjects WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Bargain Days--lOc 17c riniii ALSO SERIAL NEWS jstcn to on lh; c.vcry Monday nifflit 7:30 p. in." BLONO1E "JVIK. BUMSTEAT) TO YOU, SIR!" WHAT'S THE MATTER.

POP? LIKE A OF6A3AGE- ALL MV HEAP'S 6OOP FOR IS A MAT-RACU' TALK: THAT ABOUT MV HUSBAND? WITH MVSELF-- ViXS SOPUMB TODAY 'b WASVOUf? MUSBAMD to llas ever for the to SO destinies of the NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PAROLE Take notice that the undersigned THIMBLE THEATRE TAKE IT OFF. 1 LOOK AT vlm-h will Jrjnc Lambeth, Paul ut TL f1 7 C1 Groome. Fred Townscnd; choir Jr Acting Comrmssionor of ot a work- Dn a Paroles c-k every Ter-Kiic: a i Frank Moore, D. Novomhcr 2R. new flotation is to be sold, by intensive eampa list thousands ers and i scc-k inve.slor.

For the first lime- in i war the government is i from i peacetime i i i methods a putting on a wjiriimr: drive. committees: Davis. assault with a deadly weapon, is applying for a parole. Anyone objecting to such parole will i such complaint with i i D. French, J.

p. Chance, L. D. Itoy Chavis Kdons. Custodian of church prop- B-iker A The secretary was instructed to write a note of appreciation to two couples of thc church who page of the New York Times a clear-cut explanation of Victory Loan drive: "The purpose of this drive is not merely to raise the money, but to! raise it in the right, places.

In fin- ancing the war thus far we have leaned heavily upon commer- NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS GY PUBLICATION- 'linn. TAKE IT, "CURTAIN CALL!" purnrow! PUTITOMI PUT IT J3. The following the editorial a i i of the main au- i i of thc church. Thc work rn ives completed last week and adds a i to the appearance of the i a i i Donors of the paint -T. A a and work prefer to remain anony- ll 1 1 'ii.

mous in so for as public mention a 'bov of their names is concerned, Siipwior Court of for Church School Supt, I I H' Kinnoh brought to the attention of Vl 'the board thc need for painting am) HIP pni.i rooms in thc primary department nm.i/io umi. rKfinirc-d in in Cial banks. Figures recently re- a was started for a near a. A of leased by the controller of the i currency showed a on 30! the active a thc United io IJ'L ABNER nca.r pcrlor Court of noiirilmiiRf in In i i fl.ivf! i 'Tritli. flav nf 1012, nin) nnKWVT nr U'liiin- States- held nut of furnaces liavc switched to IdTM a Pply rt (nr total of of public bbut barrels of ''This! Including the Government- i i be saved.

Conversion by SO per cent users would CLAHA TtnASWTCtX. debt. This is. cqiinl to tn Cl 1 li Snrrlnr Cmirf WE. BIN AWAY OVERNIGHT TH'CHILE.

HAS BIN ALONE. SINCE. YESTlDDY NOTHIN'- 'CEPT -JEST STANOIN' MYAR. THAR HE IS ff AT A PITCHED YO BED HAINT BIN SLEPT IN Tf WHUT YO'BIN LIKE. SINCE.

WE LEPT YO; SON HOURS AGO? LOVE COMES TO ABNER YOKUM EAT SON? AH JEST WANTS (CHUCKLEr) HE GOT U3VC. PAPPY' -VlF MCRfT WANTA LCJLR SON? DIDN'T SECTM' PITCHER -BUT NATCHCRLt IT'S DAISY MAE.T.