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NORTH GEORGIA TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOV. 3, 1939 PAGE FOUR Turkey Removes Stopper From Dardanelles By Jack Sords LINE CRUSHER The North Courgia Tribune will not be liable for errors in advertising be- yond cost of advertisement. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year. In advance (in Cherokee and adjoining counties) $1.00 Six Months, in advance (In Cherokee and adjoining counties) $1.50 In distant Georgia, one year in advance 81.00 Outside Georgia, one year in advance ******** Published Every Friday at Canton, Georgia, by the Tribune Printing Co., Inc. NAZIS CLAIM FRENCH DRIVE A FROM GERMAN PAUL w. JONES, President SOIL TOM ARNOLD, Editor; BULG Advertising rates on request Turkey controlling the Eastern Mediterranean and the Dardanelles is of great strategic importance in SnA war The mutual assistance pact between the Balkan country and the Allies in effect gives any DuTODAi opportunity to bring part of her fleet into the Black Sea to blockade Russia’s oil supplies to Germany, from Batum. The Turks also agreed to defend Rumania and Greece in the face of aggression. RUMANIA NGARY si Enterec as Secend-Class Matter April 6, 1934, at the Post Office at Canton, Ga., under the act 0. March 3, 1879. Way to Oust Reds Is To Oust ’Em THE way to get Communists out I of the government is to get them out. So that when the Dies Commit tee finds a lot of Communists in the Government, there is a howl of indignation. Respectable people, including the president, and respectable newspapers including the best in the land, set up a nowl of “perse cution” and all such rot. Why try Browder and Kuhn if you are to leave their rattlesnakes in strategic government positions. The Dies Committee found a large number of people employed by the Government are Commu nists. Many of these are in high key positions. The Communistic organization in this country has seen to that. And the government ought to fire every one of them. They are there to help destroy the govern ment, to seize it, when and if the opportunity offers. The Dies Committee has found that to be true. Even the most skeptical cannot deny the plain evidence the Committee has un- earthed. Those people are placed, strate- gically, and they lean on the Con- stitution’s guarantee of freedom’s rights. At the same time they are trying to destroy the Constitution and the government that guaran- tees those rights. I Mealy mouthed persons in this country have no cause to be sym pathetic toward those vipers. But something or other. Hitching onto something of ours and trying to hike off with it. That’s the kind of hitch hikers we were talking about, and there isn't much more to say about them. There are plenty of deserving causes. The Red Cross is about to start its Roll Call. Everybody that has a dollar ought to be a member. They are the kind of hitch hik ers that hitch onto somebody’s troubles and hike off with them. That’s the kind of hitch hikers we want around. We want them to prosper in their work. People ought to separate the chaff from the wheat. We ought to have a responsible committee right here in Canton that would pass on all these voluntary sub scription lists. Merchants, business men and others are burdened and embar- rassed by the wrong kind of hitch hikers, trying to ride the other fel- low's money some place or other. And like Mr. Sims said about those on the highways, these mon ey-list hitch hikers will be just as much good without the ride as with it. Leave them where they are. And support the Red Cross Call. Don't say you’ve already given to this and that. The "this and that" you gave to was just a bunch of hitch hikers going nowhere to do no good. The Red Cross is going somewhere to do something worth- while. Week of Thanks Now Is Proposed they are. They have tried to SEPTA 1 • , 1 laugh the Dies Committee out of WHAT day are you going to cel- court ever since it started. They ’ ebrate Thanksgiving 2— Nov- have called it a red-batting agen- ember 23 or November 30? .. cy. In all its serious investigations, whenever it has made a slight mis take, those well-meaning and mis guided Americans have leaped up to accuse the committee of failure, —and worse. Of course they were playing right into the hands of the Com munists. Often they were even the dupes and tools of Communists, who had slyly guided them into this foolish attitude toward a com mittee seeking to save America from Communism. The reason for the current attack on the committee is silly. It is made because the list of Commu- nists working for, the government was published, and contained the names of a few who were merely on the Communist mailing list. Well, if those few weren’t Com munists, if they are good Ameri cans, they ought to be pleased to have their Communist associates exposed. The innocent can easily prove their innocence. Instead of charging red-baiting, the government agencies ought to launch a supplementary investiga tion and fire all the Communists from government positions, clear- ing the innocent, of course. Communists are like rotten ap- ples—one will destroy a barrel of Believe it or not, it’s a matter that has split this country almost in half, 23 of the states retaining the traditional last Thursday in November and the other 25 adopt ing the new date, a week earlier, as proclaimed by President Roose velt. Georgia, officially, will go along with the President, who will carve his turkey in Warm Springs on the earlier date. Governor Rivers is to issue a proclamation for the state in accordance with the Pres- ident's visit. It is well said that you can’t please all the people, but we hum bly offer a suggestion that would come pretty near doing it. It’s this: For the first time in history let’s have a THANKSGIVING WEEK, official or otherwise, to begin on President Roosevelt’s Thanksgiv ing Day and ending with the tra- ditional day, so that Americans this year may give thanks SEVEN TIMES more than ever before that we are AMERICANS. FRANCE good ones. The Dies Committee has reveal- TURKS AGREE WITH ALLIES TO DEFEND RUMANIA & GREECE BATUM — SOURCE OF RUSSIAN OIL TO GERMANY Offering to the War Gods FACTOGRAPHS PLOWING FULLBACK Op TAE TEXAS A & M. ELEVEN NNVNUz JoHANS’s LINE CRASHING Type of PLAY IS OUTSTANDING IN TAE SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE, WHERE FORWARD PASSING is THE ORDEROF THE DAY Tribune Want Ads Get Results New Kind of “Dog Show” on Western Front Blazing furiously, the French tanker V. Emilie Miguet is pictured from the deck of the President Harding which answered its SOS. The stricken shin was torpedoed by a German submarine. The crew was rescued before the President Harding arrived on the scene. YOU'RE TELLING ME! By WILLIAM RITT — Central Press Writer er-fitting uniforms. That won't include shoes. Nobody could possibly streamline a copper’s foot. And if this enough—so That philosopher • *»** m was right The only true Gothic struc ture discovered in continental United States is St. Luke’s church, near Smithfield, Va. Most modern couples prefer to be married by a clergyman rath er than a justice of the peace, even when they elope. • • • Telephones are used for trans- mission of orders for trains oper ating over 148,211 miles of rail road in the United States, com pared with 86,709 miles over which the telegraph to used. %Oil-industry drillers are large ly responsible for the develop ment in recent years of five im portant United States mineral in dustries—natural gas, helium, natural carbon dioxide, potash and sulphur. REMEMBER THE good old days when the only way it was possible for a Balkan country to break into the front page news was by their banning a Mickey Mouse film ? Pity the poor infantryman. Now that Germany has intro- duced armor for. troops, the reg- ulation pack may have to in- clude an oil can and a monkey wrench. Add list of Christmas gifts which will not be sent this year: Neville Chamberlain’s to Joe Stalin and Adolf Hitler's to Francisco Franco. Police in a western city, we read, are to be issued new, tight- We feel sorry for a certain radio comedian who is reduced to joking about his own jokes. He still doesn’t get any laughs. ! ! ! Peasant costumes are disap- pearing in Europe, war keeps up long will the peasant. when he opined that the female of the species was deadlier than the male. We’ve just read an item that more and more women are taking up the profession of dentistry. An army may march on its stomach, as Napoleon said, but the feet of the army also have a lot to do with the ground covered. The British army I always has given considerable attention to the “dogs” of its soldiers, such as this foot inspection behind the lines somewhere in France. The outstanding visitor to Geor- gia for Armistice Day celebra- tions will be Alvin M. Owsley, former United States minister to the countries of Rumania, Ireland and Denmark. Mr. Owsley will address the ex- per house toward a vote on the bill when Senator Clark objected to the chair, saying: “I don’t believe that business will be expedited by trying to railroad this body.” “The chair”, replied Mr. Gar ner, “is not trying to railroad any thing, but there is not going to be any horse and buggy business in this senate as long as I'm running Now We Can Do The “Impossible’ TAX COMMISSIONER’S ROUNDS 1939 I will be at the following places on dates named below for the purpose of collecting State and County Taxes. _ ecutive committee of the American ed any amazing conspiracy to des- | Legion at Macon on Sunday, No- troy the government. Let the good work go on, and let all good A- mericans stop the silly business of attacking the committee’s patriotic work. Hitch Hikers And The Red Cross SPEAKING of hitch hikers, P which we were not, reminds us of Bill Sims'sage remarks about hitch hikers: "They're just as much good where they are as they would be where they are going so we’ll leave them where they are in stead of picking them up.” But that's not exactly the kind of hitch hikers we were thinking about. vember 12. Erie Cocke, Atlanta banker, will introduce the distin- guished visitor. While in Atlanta Mr. Owsley will be entertained by Mr. Cocke, Jackson Dick, Major Clark How ell and Edgar B. Dunlap, of Gainesville. Mr. Owsley is a native of Dal- las, Texas, and is a loyal suppor- ter of Vice President Garner for the Democratic nomination for the Presidency in 1940. When he gave up his diplomatic post in Denmark he did so with the an nouncement that he was returning to the United States to help put “the greatest living American” in the White House. Vice President Garner’s quaint humor threw the dignified Senate We’re speaking about the and the galleries into laughter in kind that wanders around con- a recent debate on the neutrality stantly with a list of some kind measure. trying to take up a collection for ] Mr. Garner was speeding the up- dark himself joined in the laughter. The / Vice President’s ready play on the words "rail- road" and "horse and buggy" of- fers a word picture of the keen personality of America's man from down under. HAVE YOUR OLD TIRES RE-TREADED Don’t throw away your old tires—there is still plenty of miles in them. Thanksgiving Sale 90% Off CASH AND Off CARRY Either Thanksgiving you cel ebrate this year, or any day between Nov. 23 to Nov 30 McCollum Tire Co. Ball Ground Ga. 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