'i. I. . .1
cv r:.
GONTI.tUED;
sh J_l lvxv .} whoii tho V; xr
i h
tochiral
the trulii.Hi x u affici
ana tho natural r2sour
sd to preface x sub at a
higher :u-xi income for
n:ncs i.xn any rv.r ac
for. la cur iiistory.
>omp--iion-o
.ni; .i. lior,
1'
i -
O
ci ’/j
li.LV.
til
not
il.
m
xC
, +.
hot a -v or
ochi jV..
that I rvn..t of incoia- . ivllJ
* 1 4 •'■‘iC
_. a. .cx .aaO J .fiiCl
■M ^ . .Afn’ ??
cl par:a
eapxci
upori oar mt.
ty for o ' ' ■ mtivaction.
Pointing out that tho iiraL.oc
iat. air ol bh ;* African p.opl ■,
a iiiiiitu y victory, is not enough,
til. a ni. f.il ..t states that ;.*#*. a?,
uisintfintiou ana, sooner nr lat
ao f u
i.itcrnationul coniIx~
gmtioix vroui-i b o th r.. sui t of x
post-;nr uocx'h; of -canonic frus
tration i.u:. rrass unp? pioyr.cnt.
Hum tho vxr is. over tho Gov
l*t o.-vimo a v* u S C al. S0 IX1 ■ *- o t —
xir. 1; j close io’Tii munition factor
i 3“'stop building ships, ana re
f.OV '
:conmac cjatrois.
rout an ..,ru.iriy procj. .m o: a. ■/ od
.tion ana v.construction. To
ill.
I’ul'.ill -to r ispcnsieilx.ty it .
no tc t,i i ho arty coop .-ration of
Jo JV
farmers,
an.
busin.-ts,
tho profa sric-ns in tho groat task
of i'jv looin?- vg ,»r ..us,c-:.parming
an i pr: sp',• rou s so ci .*ty.
0atlining to - scope of a pos
itiv ,i 3v .its* ratal program looking
-full onplv-yn -nt odiich v/oula
psiont private ont erpris ; to op r
f- - ■ * •! rf V y ] f '.i' (■ ' or-o1 Q f r*
at J .c - jl .. Jhai JaO^ut ... ivo. •
nans n points t-» nano ob.j .ctiv: s
which 1 v rpocial rovalancy in
/l 1 ‘X Si k. —. .
no. n
ros .arch
nets -
r; v
is pi -no
of
WV ■»
j carry on
::t jiisiv
. . . to cr ats
a lav-lop n.'.v processes,
to rehabilitate and rr.odor
niz:• our transportation system -
by Ian., v/utor and air. *vV need
continued advance in the t..chniqu.s
of pr."auction, distribution, ana
tr-anspor tali, an; in short in -11
trass ?1 jn.nts that ..r tor into a
higher standar.1 of living. vYe
nnv to rebuild mr erica . . . j -any
public developmental projects
open fresh outlets for private In
Continued on page 7)
1I0T3 0:v THATES
C C
i1
r tlK
one:
To tiios
and sympathy
boar the loss of uotner,
Nephew and Hone,
press my sincere
I wish 1,
c approcia
Irvins: Ic"
- help
to
attic
or
- ilC
to ’ ••• ? o' ;;
Ladies d of tl:
United Protestant Church
have a br.be sale- April 4
Trading Post. ./ateh f r
Announcement.
.ill
fc the
urthor
STANDARD AIRST AIC
The Sprue j Grove ihut Aid
Class v;as examined arch .10*
UrSo Lee Marshall, ‘ ~,A
Mrs„ Non Roster, Mr, C„C. intlcy
and Mrs , Iv.an Mil son v/i'A re™
ccivo Standard Certhficatos,
Miss Torrie Killer and Mrs»
LoP.oy 'flora wore instruct ms
of this group*
Mrs.' Rs'ther Mormon, Mrs,
Alice Smith and Mrs. Mar arot
Patton also qualified for c:r
tificatos this v/eoi:.
FIRST FID INSTRUCTORS
Certificates for tie so who
took the Instructor's Cf-^30
under Jr. hull hove been r ociv
on and nay bo call .d for at
the Health Center,,
A snail group of friends
gathered at the ho: e of r. r
Mrs. Vernon Franco, hone ay*
liarcli second.
The occasion was a . apprise
oarty in cclcbrati on of to.olr
second wodding anniver. ■ ry»
Refreshments of ice Groan,
cake and coffee wor. so.
The Sourdoughs not at the
Red Cross Headquarters -~n Tues
day, March 10. ^rs, a •.: r
liau was hostess.
Harold Rice
gar
dening.
discuss o (