The Cedarville Herald, Volume 66, Numbers 1-26

H , IMS Owr Men Are Prepared For Jam 1, ’43 They have earned their three Holidays - Friday, Saturday .and Sunday " 7 ■ (8 month* Average 41 "t* - r '• fk r 11 m W!-; I . '7$ • K ■ ■ ■ •- 1 < f t ffWjkV. * ■•J '* ;*• ’.r i- .iSjt.'t '■‘v‘l& 1^:7 .A , .*'*<#• •* " ^-■Cj*„V #S«> ■1a .#■ , TOP THAT .7 ■ : -VA» \t .. i . i ( ■' ' ; '! . Y '{ *** A* V>*' t AwS-’-‘1%^- j .. <• • / ; v' * V' | V .y *!f * 5 ? •,.;*■> <g» - « '* - *‘.7 ? • *1,1 I 'I •*■■■ ,W § ? -> ! 7 :*L-r •« 7 i> 'a - / & r .3i ••*4v*V' 4.<, -4t «r ri, •;■*.' ,05• '.#7. ’Tsr' m • • 4 * 4% ai '* •v* F: • , . *V- ' *"? *' •:# ' ■'* ••»• . •*.! tR o n c n b e r 1 9 3 3— when time* were tough? Maybe you didn’t have i Job, Maybe you ta irfyo tirw ifeu n d .k id i didn’t eat too w e ll— drew to ow e li— have too muoh*fun. M aybeyouswora then that if things were ever different,, you’d make up for lt. Chances are, today, things are different. ^You’ve*goi^a job. You’re SetliUff good money. And you’d naturally- like to have a litd e iu n w itk it. You’d lik e to bny some of, the “extras” that you and iyour’fam ily never hU l'dnring the hard times. It’s only human to fe e l that way. But right now— we’ve got to quit being so human! ■ • ■ > ■ Bight-now,rover in England, a hunch o f fellows are getting ready to tackle one o f th e bloodiest jobs ever g iven .au Army. In d ie Pacific, another bunch is playing hide-and-seek w ith an snemy^that thinks the right treat* raent for a wounded prisoner is a bayonet through the guts. Others* are sweating in Africa — still others are on cdld, dreary,doghound,islands near the Bering Sea. That’s their job; Bnt it’s our job to give them the-tools< they need to win — by buying War Bonds!- And so fa r , see aren’t doing*our iftill job l Right now, there are still people who ought to be buying War Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan — b u t aren’t. While plenty o f peop le-in ' the Plan ore investing.,m ore than the 10%' Uncle Sam needs, a lot are putting a sid e ito s than dtey can. The fellows who a en ’t yet in th e Plan ♦—*or,.being in , haven’t yet h it their 10%— aren’t unpatriotic, or 5th Columnists, or anything lik e that. They’re just human. They ju st haven’t realized their Country’s,h itter, crying meed — note! They haven’t realized that Amoricans have been licked in battle for lack o f planes, sh ips, tanks and b u lle t s - - tools that the money 'we’d like to spend for fan has got to buy! Uncle Sam hopes that every single one o f us w ill realize it •— by January 1st, 1945. By that date, everybody on a payroll shou1d.be on a'Payroll Savings Plan — and we’II “Top That 10% by New -Year’s.” ^ So, if yon. aren’t setting aside your 10%, g o on . in and te ll ’em you want to raise your sights. N ot.to 6%, or 7% or 8%— but at least;10%. I f you can put in more than 10% — do it. If-you aren’t yet in on -the Payroll Savings Plan— ■sign up- tomorrow! > t. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO: • ■ %&.' If you are < .. 1. Already inverting 10% of your pay fn War Bond* through the Payroll Savings flan — hoort that 10% if yon can. 2. Working, in n plant where the Phut is installed, bat haven’t signed up yet— sign up tomorrow. 3. Working in a plant where 4h« Payroll Savings Plan hasn’t been installed, talk to. your onion head, foreman, or plant manager•—and •ee if it can’t bo installed right away. The local baak will be glad to help. ? 4. finable ^to get in on the Payroll Saving* Plan,-for-any reason, go to your local (a tk , or-wherever Boade ate sold. They will be glad to you start a Plan of your own. 'M r ■ 'm . ft. *r> & BUY U. S. WAR BONDS ■ THROUGH THE *• *. PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN 4 ! J Engaged solely in the design and production of strategic war Materials for the Army and Navy, our Dollars are dedicated to KnarVictory Every Worker Is Buying at leas t One Bond Every Month The Ohio Tubular Products IXJNDON, OHIO Invest In America—BUY WAR BONDS *u ■■ ” ' . • eaSDAMBIhEVOl \