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Sun Slants
4rf-The Goose Creek Daily Sun, MoJtdfiy, January 5, 1948
Publlihed each week-day afternoon by '
The Dally Sun company at 119 Weet Pearce,
Oooae Creek, Texas
Robert Matherne ................... Publisher
-Fred Hartman ..................Editor
Sydney S. Gould ..........Advertising Manager
Beulah Mae Jackson ..Office Manager
Subscription Rates:
Month, 90c; 8-months, *2.68; 6-months, *8; year, $10
To subscribers in armed service, 78c month.
All mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
National Representatives: Texas Daily Press League
Entered as second-class matter at the
Goose Creek, Texas, post office under the
Act Of Congress of March 8, 1897.
By Fred Hartman
A Real Victory
id
dent School district with State Superinten-
dent L. A. Woods is a dear victory for Su-
H. Ontrv. and the
perintendent George_________
^rdoftrustee8 that supported himiinan-
struggle.
NEED MORE McGl’FFEYS
ALTHOUGH THERE are times when we will admit
that we may feel and even look like we belong to
tho McGuffey reader era of U. S. history, we really
do not, being as bow the Elson Fifth Grade reader
was the one we had the most trouble conquering.
J But we have crossed paths with many McGuffey
1 men and women in our meanderlngs lip and down
the gvenues of life. We must admit, further, that
we have never even seen a copy of a McGuffey
reader. v ,
Anyhow that la going to be the title of this essay
—the McGuffey reader; „
Now If you know more about It than I do, please
do not hold my ignorance against, me. At lepst I am
trying,
Wi
Who _
his times. He knew that the 3 R's weren't enough
So he conceived the idea of making six readers
1 almost‘an education within themselves. And he 41-
most made the grade.
Only the Blblfe apd the dictionary ever sold bet-
ter than McGuffey*s readers. For 80 years it helped
te--wvoW--A«*eriea-.-¥(!«r'after“y«tr'ffmfr'7(IS)“8ir'''
iVilUam Holmes McGuffey was a-school teacher
r was about a half century or more ahead of
. imoualy during thfr struggle. -
w ? CWlain allegations that the State school evolved his theories by seating children of different
man whs motivated by politics in his earlier ages on a log in front of him
I;: edict, and no doubt there wffl llkeMse be ........ -
gp- ' charges that Daniel’s opinion is colored by
politics.""-- ..... ;///iizz/-.........
pf—— [
Utrter:
stances, there was no politics. Dr. Woods
may have been sincere in his belief, and
Daniel, no doubt, is certain in his mind that
he followed the law of the state in reaching
the conclusion to which he came.
The last session of the legislature ruled
that the minimum pay schedule Of $2®Q8
f per annum could not be denied a teacher be-
cause of color. In other words, a school de-
noting their reactions as he read.
McGuffey took gloom out of schoolbooks, they
say......(Which causes us to note that at some time
after McGuffey quit and before Icameaiong. this
gloom managed to work IS way back and by the
time I reached the seventh grade, it wax really back,
especially in the arithmetic books).
We are hot going to say that McGuffey was a
better school man than school men of today. We
don't think so. We will say, however, that we wish
there were more teachers in the world
Guffey and that-teachers of-today had as
Looking Af Life
•BV Erich |
Two Inner tubes, a kerosene tail lamp, a screw-
driver and1 a handful of bolts and nuts have kept the
conscience of a former employe of the Ford Motor
I am afraid that in many hum*,
they call conscience Is also onlv th„7
ment.
only the f^
company in a turmoil for 20 years,
But now he is at peace with himself and with
the world, - '• . ,
’ He wrote to the company recently Itemfilng the
things he stole from them those 20 years ago and
asking how mhch he owed. ,
Five dollars would take care of the matter, he
was told, so he sent them a *6 bill and now he is
happy.
The Ford bookkeepers are still wondering how
to take care of the amount and will probably have
more than five dollars worth of bookkeeping—but
what is that compared with a man’s conscience?
Conscience is the one characteristic that places
Man above all other living things—and la the one
. thing the wellspring of which, no philosopher, no
, preacher.no scientist has ever been able conclusively
'to explain.
I have seen signs -of conscience In dofs.
, JBut with them, some people think it is merely
- fear W puhtthment for having done something they
know by training they are not supposed to do.
I don’t know the motive of that m
science boiled over after 26 years an"1
pay tor tnmgs that he had stolen LT.
Perhaps he is getting old. Perhami1^
ready to face his Maker. Perhaps h . 1
being shown that ledger of haman "LH
deeds which' according to
kept at the heavenly gate.
ardketHat ** h* CMe " Un,t conscience, l
most mu
ifestation, is the ability to know you'
■“ *51
Shelley, tqe poet, wrote:
’’Conscience, that undying serpent
’’Her venomous brood to their nocL
That Isn’t conscience. That tr-nSP
The divine conscience with which «.
being is endowed is not a venomous ^
ing In the middle of the night. "*
Conscience is self-respect, decency,
Human Beings BeinglTuman,
Every Possible Corner Will Be Cut In Vote Chase
By HENRY McLEMORE
* The section of beach on which
1 live is very exclusive.
In our neighborhood It is strictly
forbidden to smoke opium while on
Tt is 'alsd "consTdercd
With the New/ Year already in to cut .corner* and J
Operation, I thoughilt would be Is human for Mr Tsfttl
wise to Stop by Madame Ida’s and the. thin ice of his ■
ask her what she thought oi 1948 in trying for the vy ‘
—what it would bring to this coun- is human for Gov
try and the world.----main silent when hr
‘YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU!’
fluence on their students as McGuffey had on his,
Some of our school teachers (just like some of our
newspaper people) know so much now they are so
smart they’re even outsmarting themselves.
>e 1’fii a simple soul with a mind that quit .To JMLeve.
•soon after the lessons got tough in grammar school, La8t
but still I want to be listed on McGuffey’s side. He
was revolutionary, but he was solid. And I’ll bet the the fir.st class "rating and
Ms; Five Years Ago Today
From Daily Sun Files
twl
Mer. ' her a palm and crossing hers wdth for the general, but i,*
All of this is by way of telling silver. the country?” ■
you that one of my near neighbors “Nothing very good,*' she said, Madame Ida was’«
Is Madame Ida. » soothsayer who after a careful 20 seconds of-con- DrcMpd t lm , *
reveals the past and predicts the centrntion, ’’You see, thla is an ‘ .
future by a study -of .the human, election year and I_ have often- g„n Ifii~b«~a"baa"v£.
:25?;«rabouf tTgW sKort of the X graduate ftnff post grad* fished we didn’t.; hwre any such human vou’ll ,,2^
> „uate of several of the leading palm thing. An election year is a year euesa L-...... •
reading universities both here and when politicians place their own of thlnea vnu
abroad, Madame Ida operates out gain, and the gain of their parties own -ood Am i LtI
. __ _ •*
the $2008 mihimum. T&t ft whatitmeant. thcjewM^Sph in grammar school Buna Resistance Destroyed.’ ^ MoTUIf M* o* several of" the leading palm thing'.'An'elation year Ts"'a yeat 1?5S
The school district here met the state re- but still I want to be listed on McGuffey s side. He .. ,?r®e!{ P°stoffic® , , 1,0 1 reading universities both here and when politicians place their own 'a#",«kJ-/..-'..8”:,
^ V* ____Ies,.she was right. I,
recommend that the nepro teachere here . He put the. axiom,:“try, try again” in one of his Ppst*V receip.t3. du,r!nf, G$F counfy couhcil,of Girl Scouts at a it is very handy to have Madame cause after all the United States Is Houie, the 1
be given that amount. He probably favored.......^ way hnnlt there Whnt ^ meeting held at Baytown demi- jaa ja nlr.- in hkle a run by human beings, and human ^rf’u:1 d flu
when it lay ih the hopper Of the State he t6ouRW of the WPA as a national ol^ion.-Ha “ g‘ 11 “ lnt - pUng’ tory’ neighborhood paimlst, just asdt Is beings haven’t changed much ^ andl't
legislation earlier in the year.
But it also was Superintendent Gentry’s
published the truism that there will Ke:,'no excel-
lf»nrv. withnnf ernnf. 1oHnv> **
r?7.,
pleasure to recommend a starting: schedule
for pay of white teachers that was above
. the minimum as required by law. He, did
not make that recommendation because of
color. There is another section to the bill
iii which the words "teaching efficiency”-is
(felled. , _
ThWTmay be negro teachers in Texas
who are as efficient as white teachers, and
if they are, they should be given as much
money. But if a white teacher is more ef-
ficient in the classroom, that teacher is en-
«titled to more money, if it is available.
That seems to be a most sensible conclu-
sion; abuts. Superintendent Woods could not
see if...' ' ,> ‘ 4 ./
Articles in the Austin papers said that
the standing of students in Robert E. Lee
High school mrght.be jeopardized by the
jppsition of the board hfere, -
But the board assured the state board that
it would accept whatever decision the state
gfbup handed down. The state board then
appealed to the attorney general. Daniel
said the schools here were right in their in-
terpretation of the law. \
# It; was a battle for right and justice that
prevailed, and we congratulate Superinten-
dent Gentry and members of the board here.'
Too few times in this age we do not fight
hard enough for our local rights. We are
becoming too’ prone to take rulings of the
higher ups without question. We have won
not only a victory for ourselves but for the ;
Whole state school setup.
Barclay On Bridge
lency, wit.hout great- labor.
If I can hold out enough of’ my paycheck on my
wife Each week in 1948 without her becoming unduly
alarmed, I intend1 to make: an investment in a set
of McGuffey’s readers. They’re still America at its
best in my book. And they may even contain the
answer in the back of the book for a lot of the
problems that this country faces today iff Its battle
against the isms of the opponents of our way of shut out completely a defender’s
doing things. ■ string of trumps which is longer,
FOILING LONG. TRUMPS
IT IS POSSIBLE sometimes to
By Shephard Barclay
Sure as you live. West led a
heart, the semi-false-card 2, da'
which East discarded the club 10
making it clear to South that a
fifth-best had. been opened, not a
gist, green grocery, butcher, and She took another look at her
circulating library. -AA are - - mffst crystal globe, gave a quick gander
men, I am often in need of a quick at my palm, gave the horoscope a
and sure answer and, as most men, whirl or two, and continued.
I usually carry one of my two “A thousand and one things good
palms along with me. It is very .and helpful for the world could be
seldom, that I am absent-minded done^^werfe it; nt>.t for what all of
enough to leave both of my pajms us ^humans have-ambition and
at home. \ •-pfide. It. is .human fpr Mr. Truman
!HARSHALL ACCLAIM declarer’s holding in either.«fr4‘v f«irth-best. He saw just one pos- BAG
GENERAL GEORGE C. Marshall waa acclaimed as dummy or his own hand. Off- sible way to thwart the holder of waw-W MI-IW
the man of the year in this counter for 1947. That hand it would seem thfft a de- “v® tnipP*. which he had to do
choice was easy to make, and few people will argue fender with five trumps, for in- ; W ™ was to make his contract,’
that the wartime chief of staff did not deserve the stance, would be certain to take ®ince a loser apiece was iffdexed
** at least one trick'against a de-j: for spades and .diamonds. . .. .
clarer who had only four in his South won the opener with the
own hand and four In tlje dum- heart 8, and embarked on pfep-
%
Easy Knowiadga
trjbute that is coming his way.
He seems to be the only man in public life today
who, is not'Succumbing to political expediency.;
He has already come out with' a'point blank
statement that no power in this earth could draw
him into the political arena. Therefore, he is working
for America, and not for George Catlett Marshall or
for spy political party, . . v
If this country had about a dozen Marshalls in
Washington and could get rid of some of those _.
bucket shop operators we have up there in high
places, the way shead would be just as complex, to
be sere, but the way out would be simpler because
we Would be putting in telling blows every day.
my. Rut suppose the declarer can
manage a cross-ruff, toward the
close of the play, always using a ■
trump1 which is higher than any
against him.:: In that circum- -
stance, the defender’s smaller
trumps. dissolve under the larger
IN TOTAL ASSENT ,
A BROTHER editorialist on the Lufkin Daily News
predicts several tifings that will happen in 1948,
and we agree with most of them—He predicts one
thing that will not happen in 1948, and we agree 100
per cent:" ■ -“V-
fiayeth this sage from the Piney. Woods: ’ ■
At least 210 babies, will be born in taxicabs, or
if you insist, make it 212. ' • , •
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A postcard mailed in 1931 will finalfy be deliv- S°Uth' Both*Me#v“1*
ered- to some town in some state this year. ’
aration for the necessary cross-
‘ruff by leading a spade to the Q.
East topped that with the A,
cashed his diamond A and re-
■Humed the. club A, hoping to set
the flve-odd contract in a hurry.
But South ruffed with the heart
Q, scored the spade' K, led a dia-
mond to the K, laid down the
club X and Q for discards of a
spade and a diamond, ruffed a,
diamond with the heart K, a
spade 41th the heart 9, led a
heart to the A ruffed a spade
with the heart J> and took the
last trick with the heart- 10.
West had a—{rump bn each of
the last four trieks, but each of
those also contained a higher
.trump from the declarer, so his
own were gobbled up helplessly.
The Answer, Quick!
1. In what countries are these
cities: Port-au-Prince, Tegucigal-
pa, Lima? ’
2. In what states are these' na-
tional parks; Acadia, Bryce Can-
yon, CarlsbadCavems? . .
3. Where/are these rivers: the
Magdalena, the Yellow river, the
Dneiper?
4. Do you know the missing
words in these Shakespearean quo-
tations; Sweet are the uses of—?
We are such stuff as-we are
made of? Thereby hangs a——?
5. Who wrote these classics:
•"The House of Seven Oahles.”
“Hans Brinker, or The Silver
Skates,” "Pendennis"?.
3. Colombia^, China, Russia.
4. Advewity," dreams, tale. ' . *
5. Nathanial Hawthorne, Mary
Mapes Dodge, William Makepeace
Thackery.
world take the
Relief At
For Your !
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loosen i
sootheandhe'Wj
■ bronchia) mucol
Tell your druggist jj
abottteof
Inside Washington
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With Central Press
MORE-WORK-MORE-AID PLAN
WASHINGTON.-- Do not be surprised if-Republicans
e an ’’incentive’’ provision into whatever iegisla-
write
tibn they pass authorising the Marshall plan for
long-range European aid. There is strong support
e^ wnong Democrats for an arrangement which
will assure European recipients ifforb aid in the fu-
ture if they increase their own production. _ .
Senator Joseph Ball (R), Minnesota, is the lead-
ing proponent of tljis idea. It’s simply the old “bonus”
theory that a worker will produce a little more if
he knows he will be, rewarded. Ball cites Ruhr coal
production figruee, aAldi'ideBtewRri^KHIte* .'iilfaiefr'-
had made an amazing boost in coal output simply/
because they were promised Christmas food pack-
ages if they reached a certain level.
Ball says it ought to work on a grand scale, be- ‘
Lime, after all countries are people. He feels they
should be required to make a showing of good faith
and good production befdre being given the full
A young understudy, will sing to beat the band
in some New York opera and will be acclaimed as
the greatest pf a. century. (By the end of the year
nobody will remember who she was).
Every town that amounts to anything will send
its fireiffen at least once up a telephone pole to
rescue a kitten. .
Police in some western town will turn cowboy at
least once during the year to stage an informal
rodeo as they battle to bottle up some recalcitrant
cattle that escaped from a cattle car.
At least 40 sets of brothers who haven’t seen
each other in 44 years will meet and discover they
only live 10- blocka apart; ——-*■='" p'1
—/A sure bet is"that somebqdy Will try t» mail a
letter from a f|re alarm box/\: ;:
And the payoff prediction is this one; 1
Henry A. Wallace will NOT be elected president
of the United States, - ^ * r ’ , ~ -
South
West
North
East
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Pass
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Pass
Pass
3 NT
5»
Pass
South passed at that undesir-
able height, instead of going for
alam, because he felt he had al-
ready dqne ; enough bidding, in
view of his second round spade
jump. Furthermore, the opponents
had been apprised of the cross-
ruff nature of the situation with
South hotting- spades"® The hide
and North diamonds, so that an
efficient defense of trump lead-:
ing wgs foreseen by South as
probaldy weakening the/ trick-
taking potentialities of hia as-
aets, . , ;
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Tomorrow’s Problem
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" AS 3 '-r ’.......—
{Dealer; North. North-South
vulnerable.)
What play must you make to
Your Futuure
On this, your birthday; don't
take an’ early morning grouch out
on your family: be sociable with
co-workers. Later fn the day, u«-
dertake some work that requires
concentration. As to your future,
a yeah of successful activity and
beneficial changes is ahead of you.
- You should expedite all business;
court and marry if you arc not
already wed> seek favors, especial-
ly concerning employers and the
government. Your health will
greatly improve, during this period.
Nappy Birthday ’
John Henry Kramer, baseball
pitcher, and Art Gletcher, ex-star
baseball shortstop; were born on
January b. >' "'/•"/
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Starredf or Gracious Living
Yours
NowjFor 25% " Discount
Kay Finch Ceramics
Gay Figurines, Bowls and
Fldwer Containers
Handpainted in Pastels
As Well as Tiffin Crystal
Princeton China Vases
And Many Other Items!
THE SCHILLER GIFT SHOP
/ * : ; Baytc
score 6-Spades doubled by East*
after the diamond 3 is led t
Texas Loughs
It Happened Toddy .
Nellie Taylor Ross,, first woman
to be elected governor of a state,
;was installed in office as Wyo-
ming’s.chief executive in 1926. Brit-
ish and Indian troops seized Ak-
yob on the'Burmese coast, 1945. ,
[ 405 Minnesota
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DAILY CROSSWORD
Three of the oldest:
night by i
ind
By Boyce. House
A farmer, awakened one
ACROSS
1. A long-
necked bird
DOWN
1. Distress'
signal
16. Small,
roofed
theater
“Nobody but
ground
0. Calendar /
(R. C. Ch.)
gun and yelled, “Who’s there?”
- , chickens, boss” came the reply.
BX’ROPE GROWS, WE PAY -a negro, atout to be hanged, was asked if fie
.ICA support a'multiplying EUfOpe?u '. ffa^- ahytWng-'t« -i«y- to--tHe. big_i:Iowd. Ho snld, 10. Chills and'
tfie^ttpnStipn refereffee bureau in its Decern- “Folks, dls sho’ am gwine to be a lesson to me " fever
Bulletin. -A W&ite man stopped to watch a baseball game 11. Kingdom,
The Bulletin says that though millions of Euro- between two teams of little colored boys. He asked- SE Asia
Lffre. at starvation’s door, the population is an outfleider, "What's the score;’’He answered, "28 /'w. Sliefit
increasing faster than before the war, with- *- b> 0 in iheir. favor,"-The man said, “You'rp getting 5 depression
million increase in the last 10 years and an ex- beat pretty bad,Aren’t you?" The boy replied, “Naw, 'jj Spanish
19, River
(Fr.)
20. Bards
22 million increase In the next 10,
hition* slated te receive Marshall
plan 414 have “sharply increased their birth rates
sifice the beginning of the war,” the Bulletin added.
TfcUMAN RUNS NAVY OUT OF PAPER
"A NAVY CAPTAIN got orders for a change of post
this week on a, scrap of paper. He,, was surprised
because orders such as hia normally are transmit-
ted on full-sized, rather elaborate sheets of paper.
He inquired the reason for the change and was
told that a list requested by President Truman had
run the Navy out of paper.
***** ••*'•'**—•—■‘--“amor
Two Goose Creek Citizens were standing on the
street when a friend rode by on a horse. One re-
marked, “He rides like he was part of the horse.”
The other grinned and asked, “Which part?”
fty was that congress had become nothing but-a
"rubber stamp” for the administration.
~ The labor secretary declared that under'Tfuman,
the. administration is taking the attitude that the
the"
navy personnel retired for disability. The navy ^-5;>««ecutlv*.branch providinga mere outline of needs,
15. Record of
a ship’s
17. River ; :
(Scot)
18. To dibble
21. Networking
23. Unit of work
25. Moth
26. Onion-like ’
plants,
0ft Meaning
like
a worm
3. Jewish
-■ iBgatt .. , 2>.p»ee> ._____
4. A wanderer out
5. Scaling 24.Jelly-Uke
devices substance5’
ft S-'shaped 27. A woolen
molding garment
- 7. Harmonized 29. Closest "
32. Blunder
14. Born 35. Custom
15. City- 37. Particle
(0Y.) of fire.
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Modern Manners ;t.-*//
If you put a spoonful of food in
your mouth that Is too hot, just
take a swallow- of water and hold
it in your mouth for a minute,
—Never spit it out. - — H
Stterday’t Aasver
Johs . Upon a Time
Russia’s Preinier JoSef Stalin hot
only sang in an Orthodox church
in Tlflis, Russia, but dnee sang a
solo in honor of the-birthday of
Czar Alexander IU! .Film Star
Bette Davis once worked as an
usherette in a Cape Cod theater,
4CLNuctei-of
surenffain
41. Silkworm
42. Cut, as hair
44. Observe
•Haw'd_
1. IKiti; Honduras; Peru.
2. Maiijc, Utah, New Mexico.
Motorcycle Brings
First Fatality
100tOOly 16°,°0° sheets of pappr to make up the
Until new stocks arrive, the navy is scrimping
along on paper scraps.
He asserted: ;
“It Is my personal belie* that there is no necessity
for the administration to send bills up to congress.
They (the mpgre™"""' «“ - - -
Let them
do it”
30. Lutecium
(sym.)
31. Female
Si
FINNISH PREDICAMENT
most UNCOMFORTABLE of the Russian satellites
Ur little Finland, traditional friend of the United
State—a friendship developed largely iqr her per-
sistent payments on her World War I debt.
Now forced to pay heavy reparations to Russia.
WHO'S TO DO m
SECRETARY OF Labor Lewis Schwellenbach has
his own views on the Democratic-Republican feud
over which party 'is to write legislation.
The administration recently drew sharp criticism
from Senator Robert A. Taft (R), Ohio, chairman of
the senate Republican policy committee, and bis Now forced to pay heavy reparations to Russia
colleagues for not sending anti-inflation legislation she still pays heir debt to the United State. How-
to Capitol HUl. ever, the burden is heavy and if one debtor has to
Taft indicated that if the administration wanted go unsatisfied, it’s more likely to be Uncle Sam
action, it should provide the legislation upon which than Uncle Joe Stalin. - _
?.COntroI]fcd congress could act. / ; :....... .. Moreover, she is-barred from benefiting from
nbach recalled for newsmen recently the Marshall Plan by Russia’s order. Finland would
the Roosevelt administration one of the like to ask the United States for a’ new loan? but
(latent complaints of the Republican minor- again RusaUi stands in her way«
36. Bitter vetch
38. Roman *
money
•30. Keener
42. A lure
43. God of
war
45. Eye
46. Origin
47. Endure
4ft Feminine
'.nickname
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HOUSTON, Jan. 5. Carl
Eugene Wagner, 25, riding as a
Passenger^on a friend’s motorcycle,
'flM fatal traffic accident of lftA
The motorcycle driven By Jesse
Charles Stell, 28, went out of con-
trol when it-crossed some railroad
I ., toack4„^n. ..Hartisbufa-bouk-voedL’
I The motor
brcycle bounced into the
air and collided with a car going
in the- opposite direction.'
Stell was charged with murder
by auto and was released in *800
bbnd. lie suffered bruises in the ac-
cident,
V
VVeddin^-Bell Savings.
Wfcen a working-girl becomes a housewife t:
are countless things for whichjhe needs ca
Better look ahead? and, save, insure your N
piness with an account openecL-and
regularly-here. All accounts are insured dpi
358^™—-
STRIKE HOLDS FOOD
GENOA, Jan. 3. -(UP)- A ship-
load of friendship food for Italy
docked here late last bight after
^ standing in the outer harbor
throughout the day because. of a
strike of Utgb®tcfews. Tugboats
finally brought in the ship after cztL. DU
strikers agreed to make it an cx~~ —wftt«S Bldg,
ception to-the order against han-
dling traffic.
Harris county federal
SAYINGS AND LOAN
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Goose Crw
idpaper Has Tel
Othman Home
r, /vmiMAN deadline, U
l.rK C OTHMAN . deadline,
eD# n Jan. 8. ™ 1
J! h sent some lovely sam- nlng froml
Ph r«aid “but this was wooden InJ
feedady f8th’e pgper hasn’t effects, wl
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|bere Yel' ‘ that What “A consJ
k rvilS today is wall- the lady
I her* ye‘- .. . what "A co
L Provid‘n‘'it t0(]ay is wall- the lad;
Li"* “ ° m going bat- wallpap
And so appar, clude.-tl.
L my ' Ljnpr artists all to,*80 perl
b ^rffi think they jffure than)
m^et a Petrll]p^marteet toJ
m40io\
Woi
ising building costs m«
[jportant than ever- th
jequately covered by
ice. You'll be glad you
italk with us.
"Insurance Doesn't Cost, I
Tuck Insuranc
uett Bldg. “
Soaring prices were tke “T
11947." ;
.The nation's press in a nati
[creased living costs as a more t
[the Texas City blast.
Today, the high cost "of livi
["news story." It's the nation's h
To most of u*,; soaring prices
[ings or deepening debt, less foo
[for our families. To all of us, soa
leverrincreasihg threat of a terrib
The "Top News Story of 19
[story. It started in 19416.
Powerful manufacturing m
tacked price control, A multi-m
paper and radio advertising
launched] In June, 1946, the mo
ised in fuH*paga ads that appe
«very newspaper in the U.S.:
"If price control is killed,
»t rapilfiy, and through fi
Prices win qu ckly odjiist thems*
consumers ore willing to pay
Remember?
And again the monopolies
"Prices will bo fair and n
when controls are discontinued
/"t Remember?
CIO'S seven million memb.,
throughout the nation fought st
conbol. A,CIO message in l?46
. Members of CIO join with
Americans in repelling attacks
Vets Favor Price
Now that tie war has been o
wnat do veterans consider their
lems?
j ® Army Times wantedthe i
ucted a poll of ex-servicemen t
7? 'negarine found that the i
are.Jugh cost of living and housing
Here are some of the question
I • Do yod favor restoring
33 97° ^°0^' c*°^'n9' e*c’^ '
j*. Do you favor Federal fun
v0f housing projects? YES 80.81
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 177, Ed. 1 Monday, January 5, 1948, newspaper, January 5, 1948; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1027063/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.