The McIntosh County Democrat from Checotah, Oklahoma • 3

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MMONRMQ pOM IRO CMS NfifilOk Mt MOM IO OfMt MI ROM IBO COMM Hughes ot Smith Ark Tuesday in Checotah VI TIME AND eiACE E0 THE XESr O' toui uh MT ZION NEWS 7 fl's i ACTS negro is COMPARATIVELY 9 IMMUNE TO WYELL'V EVER TO WHICH THE CAUCASIAN READiLV SUCCUMBS 0 lAWtoUl PISDCXar teacher in the Pryor Mr and Tulsa were the week end guests of Mr and Mrs IAaD Allen Love for several days Bill Checotah visitor Tuesday i si This Mtmdphoia shows a group of British Commando forces at their home port to which they returned with prisoners and seavenlrs alter the biggest Commando raid ot the war on the rench invasion port ot Dieppe Volunteers from an American "Banger Battalion" participated in the ao lion the first time since the last war that IL 8 soldiers went into actio on rench soli The raid which was regarded by many as the testlnr of an offensive on a larger scalp was something which Hitler never dared to try The great raid was backed up by swarms of planes and numerous naval vessels Raiders even landed tanks for the battle AboM 215 German planes probably were destroyed or damaged In the raid which Was described as a demonstration of co ordination all three army navy and air Two Nazi shore batteries and radio location station were destroyed and heavy casualties were in fileted on the enemy I Williams of Muskogee was a Checotah vi? yz" "4 Mrs? Bryan baby of Lawton left Wednesday after visit I aetMe Six fvexs 1 fiAorTreSon HE LATE EDGAR WALLACH WORLDS GREATEST CRIME NOVELIST1 WAS to HHENOMMAI YAMW Hf Ut TRATIOK and VOLCANIC ENERGY tN A EW new BEORE HIS DEATH HE PRODUCED A 20000 WORD SERIAL A THREE ACT PLAY Wi turab methodsthat have been prov ed to increase the yield oi me neia the garden the range and the dairy We can use better Seed and breed' more selected stock Moves like those' are the that industry ihas done to build up a war machine quickly and effec tively: can ask itself these th rec important questions we getting maximum production (1) per acre (2) per man (3) per boil rs vtZ If the' answer is' we" shall then know 'that the fanh isfdoing'as grand iijoh as the fac tory But if there is any doubt we shall know ttiat ouri responsibility is dear before us All ohus know 'that: the natural state' of man is creative not des truct i ve War bei ng i total ly des tructive Is therefore a temporary There is no stronger nor more ef fective' Jweapon for changing that temporary condition to a condition of peace than agricultural produc tionor1he first need of man' is food People who are well fed and regularly fed soon lose their desire to fight for less Important things 7 i Mrs James Tabor and son Jim and Miss Margaret Henderson of Hilo Hawaii spent Thursday in Muskogee as the guests of Mrs Tabor' Mr 'and Mrs Andrew Peterson spent Sunday withfriends and rel atives at Mrs Sam orster of Cal ifornia Molly Harper of Web ber alls Mr MrsiWoodrow Harper of California spent riday night with Mr 'and Mrs Perry King Vera Treadwell was the 'Sunday guest of Ellawee Johnson Wilson is spending this week with her sister Mrs Clifton Abbott of Texanna Mrs Olaf Cox spent Sunday with Mrs Kathryn add Imogene Cox were the 'Saturday night guests of Lu cille and Peggy Carr Seen Around and Hazcli Allen Raymond Billy and Ken neth at Rentiesville Sunday Arditli and hitch hiking to town Peggy and Imogene riding horses Virgil 'home from Muskogee Earl going home by himself Lucille and Kathryn washing dishes bad as they hate to Our pic supper brought 8959 The money will be used in buying de fense stamps Miss Mabel Ellicott who has 'just completed the summer term at Northeastern Tahlequah Is visit ing here before resuming her du ties as a schools VaOllYMGfflOH AtlS NOW UtCtIVf AV EXCELSIOR SPRINGS Miss Mary Dean Crew Donal Stidham and Joe Bill Hall motored to Muskogee' Sunday Mrand MrsBob Bradley and Mr and Mrs Ernest Courtney were the guests of Mr and Mrs johnny Patton in Heavener Sunday i Mr and Mrs Joe Chambers mot ored to Muskogee Sunday Bill spent Mesdames Ogle and Lyle Wilson 'motored to Mv svse Un fAMBA AZNW BIM i ing her parents Mr and Mrs Joe jng see 4W Reynolds' 1023' 8 nvn fw aavaral Hava i OVLIMIU LAIUWlau 02 Jt zt Mi Pi AE 1 I ZGOOD WATO GAI NT WEIGHT IS TO DRINK MILK AND CREAM AND EAT OOD HIGH CALORIC VALUE PLENTY BREAD BUTTER AND POTATOES ARE INCLUDED ARE OTEN OUGHT BX GERMAN STUDENTS IN WHICH QCUWTTTIES OP TO 3 GALLONS EACH LRE CONSUMED BT THE TWO COMBATANTS 'Remember iiws ii iMrnti'w ROGERrM KYES THE LESSON INDUSTRY When the history of the war IsJs written one of the most important is'going to lie's entitled Miraclet of 4 American Manu 14 i3 4 7 Already we are producing and ships 'and tanks and planes inamounts that exceed the produc tion of our enemies And we this' production rate in a remarkably short time comparedwith the years the "'axis nations have spent building up war mjchines arc told' that' we havefeonly jusi started to our 'output ofwar'goods will be doubled i 1 and tripled before ihe end of the year No nation's industrial machipe JJihas ever donea job even ap proaches in speed and In magnitude i Manufacturing is making by doing two things: quick Iy converting to the manufacture of the things that were needed and getting more production per ma chine per man too is doing a job of producing more' but we farmers can take a lesson from what the manufacturing industriesi have done We can forget traditions and old habits We can grow more of what Is in greatest Jess of the surplus crops We can plan belter to' use the for what it will best produce We can get more hours of work out of our machines and keep them In condition to deliver more work i' We can use the modem agricui IS NOT A MOOBiN INVENTlON aHk' MAM is By Bob Ar BOcxfcsesjJN sdcitu 1 SlUE CDMiNftrm CHURCH EMBRAjCEEVERy rrei IN THE THAT TMEXCOOUHr ''Xs' fc I r1 i 4' fl RURAL Wr When A MAhi EELS HT I A NEED HAVE LITTLE 1 1 CONCERN PQOOOCING GERAAS LET HIM BECOME RUNDOWN 1 1 ANDRE BECOMES AN I 1 psexissSta' 1 II 2 I ANDJTHE LIKE I a riP fisiSnfl 'X it ATT ini a hm i Acble'jir I Ts i iff tv I wOHi fMritr aHjsf Mgtt 1 ill I A i I Xl pom oM agxSB I 1 tSSSh! 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