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Show x r . , - -'s-.,-wt ,, 1 iMen in overalls as well as men in khaki '- ?Zf: tnow fight. Every nvet you drive echoes . ' AS1 I J : c - .'V;X ' '! !' t0- The S'are of your torches is a fJS$&:.' i Racon;light to tomorrow's triumph. . t U v : ; Ke men at the front will bless your rrSs : - . " st:s ;. ; name as weapons reach us." ' ifr'r-iS::' . - V j I 'vf ' DOUGLAS RIacARTHUR. ijBM' ' n v x - . - - V " . ? 4 4"--. ' 1 .r.r: -s ' : : . r . ?f : IT i ! v N - x " - IvaWY' ' i r-J y ,t iLtt TTSaenm Pwim v v - v J LJ---J L JN f y M frwJf' III M iS"k Uncle Sam's war factories need your help to keep up 'Zs yr yXs" vni MM full-blast production! Our all-out war effort is demanding mil-8$r mil-8$r v lions of tons of scrap metals and other materials to keep our war yir (r iixgQ machine running. Why? Because roughly fifty per cent of scrap 'J' (f niSir Mrh. fe .'v ron an( see s required to make the steel that goes into every xJtr2 myh v an an un or our arme forces! That's why scrap collection JkJj J V Cy V" -sft s a va national necessity and you can help make the scrap - ryS rve a resounding success ! .yit&m Industry is in vital need of . . . scrap iron and steel, scrap ul jmi S rubber, collapsible tin tubes, waste cooking fats, old manila rope, Jli8SH!r Ctfii- " an( burlap, is needed and must be collected in every part of the lgJlp i country. That means your old appliances, plumbing pipe, ash y JMiM ifV D cans, and many other un-serviceable metal items plus old hot ! t water bottles, garden hose, tires, boots, rags, and cast-off cloth- WB u ltfSft in can e turned into guns, planes, tanks, ships, and dozens of uijTv Vvil I li fjw . other war items. WjfMjMh ') f P" u .I,, ee I Two afternoons next week have been set aside by Spring- ASSmf vrW iSl I njW ' jjj 1 ville to complete the biggest scrap drive attempted in the state. 1 1 fflfiff: I Schools will close Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and busi- f I SM "''''''HnTlf J ness houses Wednesday afternoon, and a house-to-house canvass I ' Ma, ir0m0fiiir I will be made by students. The Junior Chamber of Commerce will V' .'-"'i0 L fgi villM- M have trucks canvass the farming district to collect every available - ftfv?i Piece 0 fscrap to be thrown into the fight. Every patriotic Ameri- Let's blast Japan-and Germany-and Italy-with the chain fjf,'tjW: v ""x " can should begin now to scour his premises and have the scrap lightning of destruction that can be. built from the scrap in I -J ("( : ' J S ready for the gigantic drive next week! our cellars, attics and garages, on our farms and in our places hlmSiMA ,J of business. 3 Scrap iron and steel, other metals, rubber and waste I ship and na"sd SSJ Pf I materials. It will all be used to make tanks, ships, planes Metals-RubberR I ?. w"s " boys " hav-" " gfll - THIS AD SPONSORED BY - SeU It to a Junk dealer-give it to a charity or collection J J iJyB TTT- agency -take it yourself to the nearest collection point -or fJtfM Z.A consult the Local Salvage Committee ... If you live on a farm, 3 Ti ' and have found no means of disposing of your Junk, get in I WeTded7rtpS Willi I 11 1 with the County War Board or your farm implement l T i I jTlf d6aler" Throw YOUR scrap into the fight! fwrT -JiS' ' i 1 1 ' II 1' i M 1 t I B I W Ts .essoge opprovecfcy Conserved D,wsK,n ,n ' 1 0 WAR PRODUCTION BOARD I Thi, odvertsenanf paid tot by the American fndwfrfes Savage Comm.;;le. ' ) ('.prewa., ond wfh Wl provided by group, of leading industrial conrJ. |