The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 255, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 10, 1945 Page: 2 of 6
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#*M ths
Charles COBURN
Starts Wednesday Thru
mm dingle
Rev. E. E. Couch.
fyJmufMccici
HF# * idly gamT fellow.
1405 North 8th St.
either 48 ubl.U or 200.
MteehottJe carts moch ^
.) There is nothing harmful
. ** \ - '. * .iPiS
. . v
Ducf Roars On
(CoaUnucd Fran, p*. One) *
of Okinawa Sunday afternoon.
are murdered neck day in I
Other itrftu (a an
no claim that
a repulsed and
crime toil as reported by FI
*•»»; Two women or *tr!»
an phphihtous
•cured the mud
Omtacclttaand
the day'* average
traffic toil la tb* atrte ta tHttK
Band, Choir In
Benefit Concert
(CwMaad FTOsu Mar (hart
naval bate *«• a tod to aeai the
trap permanently from that dim-
tto*.
oa sparked Hodges’ Fsfrst
offesrtw this moraine 'Him"
tank flftJters
B I mlie* we:
captured
•T Hard-
advance from
tart night after a tS-mtie
v-OortttagM,
pe«w«i-'--«4pr : imw
aad rn prtaMMtt m .the tow* «ftL
'WlMhi'a few shots that toaa«M
the pip g««ri*»r, « t m a p*»-
er?drifting in the
at the same time
W » of our second
ms iy o*v* attach the enemy
■ force about t p he said. ‘At
hart oat mate bwnb hit was scor-'
ed on the Tamato because I saw'
a Hugh pillar of Mack awoke up
up from her
‘Over on the horison. there was
a terrific Rash and explosion I
gueaa that was * 'taptatafya#-'
strayer Wowing up."
Delaney sine another destroyer
approach dote enough to throw a
like to the Tamato. but it pulled
m.**mA,**r* *
fi#VERXS nvo - MaJ. dan.
Jamea Chaney, mime. of the
jkmi? haa aMumed duty aa la*
commainter On rrorirtK-
captured Iwo Jim*. aceeiding to
sjsrT^ar^ss,;
Chaney’s home la ta WleWta
fWMs <ntoMv < tuWtnMA)'
Errol Flynn Faces
Mew Wp To Court
,J£ .............
The dispatch
the forces
it was
Quickly overran 0
Seventy landing
tn the invasion. Domei
Ikimci also said 5.000 other
American troop* and 113 '"tank's
ldnded at Nago mi the west coast
of Okinawa last Batarifcjr. Nagy
Uea on the smith aide of the Moto-
hu peninsula, which since hat
been seated off by marine forces
storming toward the northern tip
of the island 8 . ' ,v ,
More than two thlrda of the
flpewn < oaat of the bay alraadjp
has been cleared by 34th Army
corpa troops. Tonabaru. it# pri«.
■ WPB'.fort lies at the southweST-'
corner. ' i >
Once Nakaguauku bay haa beta
cleared, the American command
will have an excellent naval an-
chorage within eaay striking
range of the Japanese homeland
and the China coast.
On the west coast and la the
interior, American soldier# were
fighting from cave to cave and
[ 'ojptw
Dr. A. E. wipe, Cro#by phy*i-
cian, has been elected president
of the board of trustees of the
school district there
Other officers of the board are
T. E. Reidland, vice president; L.
E. Krcnek, secretary, and W. C.
Lard, assistant secretary.
The hoard appoints Fred Un-
tclman business manager of the
school district and Mrs. E- H.
‘ Peterson as tax assessor and col-
lector of the district. J, W. Bran-
nen is the school’s superintendent.
Other members of the board ahe
Sim Bergdahl. A. H. Franta and
Sammle Gentry, a new member
elected last Saturday.
5r£
m
*y, APRIL 10, 1945
, . ■
Presbyterians In .
Annual Meeting
nual congregational
the First Presbyterian
pillbox to pillbox In a battle as
and as savage
.will ptgjr.
Xbneerto So S in
A baritone trio of Waiter Run-
ML 9m Cm* mi Evmrnt
Ftosm arromganimrot of ah th«
'HesuL&ftss
'■the band.
.*#■!•* enstoeri «rt»
he » erate. auto aArmses atoe to-1
Lawmakers Hold
Busy Sessions
ported mow#* ahead at a pace
that promised to reach that City
by nightfall
Tweiw miles .to. the .south, an-
Dingilfiiid!; wliflt & third fait*
crowed >he Leme rKer IS miles
northwest of Duderstadt. cap-
tured Northerns and rotted fcn an-
other three mile* last night.
Theee they were only 133 miles
from'Rerun, #R| she advance was
ggg|||ttsing at top speed
Strong infantry forces were
■: fioiiit #pmrkm4% tfiopfRifif up: by*
-pnaaed peeiteU of TeiUtiSr* be-
• twytm *flgf Northern
ted the marker
*Thr Tamato was enveloped in
noke,“ Simms
Ig^gygywmr M^at^at
3W Tret ind saw hundred* of Jap
survivors from the sunken ship*
clinging to bits of' wreckage.
They didn’t have brat* or rafts.
“Young went down to pick up
Delaney while I circled the re-
maining J»p ships to keep their
attention. ’
Simms and Ymsa* both return-
ed to tri-ir base The patrol plane
•eft out to relieve them could find
—■M-of-ihc Taranto, which i
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«aJ offpr» which I gng eogtoder -
divorce hnd been rumored
for some time - La*t March A
Hollywood friends of the couple
said the divorce action would be
filed soon. Miss Eddington, then
Mill in Mexico City, and Flynn, at
lhe time in New York, had no
t omrnent
trace
had sunk in 'the meantime. Two
I I .i-Americnn off«»iv* «*«*
in the north swept far beyond the «»* :I> " i'n ‘',l! btt-tle
and two more lc,t burning.
Two week# later. Miss Edding-
ton and Diedri flew back from
the Mexican capital. She then
denied the divorce rumors — but
went to the. home of her ftfther,
navy petty officer Jack Edding-
ton; rattier than to Flynn’s man-
sloh, Flynn said he had malaria
and couldn't meet the plane.
But the next day Wynn finally
friiotwi gtagw ttw» tawT
Ivi lt
brsieged sed burning!ft
■ to#', of Hannover and Bremen,- -
hotkey .. under
OlwiMiflnBhd reports ssddBrtt-
PPPH two year* ap-
drro bitt differs from the i ^ r «u,n
PtogMjMto senate in refund
i*h smi!« already wet* storming
through Us* street# of Bremen,
ftoriniaff# second- seaport, .and
American Ninth army troops were
mowing, through the outskirts of
Hannover from all ride*
Uto field dfeptotthUI 'aid Bri-
.. 'anfes ■ r.. me-
For More OM Clothes
of the money HWhCWai
W
taken from school funds
mg ap ttWWMM the •SS-mile'corri-
'd#!ltoloArtl',1ttPllbetl and Ham-
A
aggro rod
Wlto Am w mite* -mthwert
of the : ind about W
mjies from the Baltic coast.
The Ninth army’s speeding
tanks, meanwhile, struck out
Mr# Lou Ur van Mrldcrt. pwei-
dent of the laidies Auxiliary of
the American Legion Post No.
m: today called on members to
contrii d Noth-
ing to the clothing drive for peo-
ple of European . outline*. .
Tn. .. iv i ui will h.iiv, bun-
dleS of clothing at- the Red Cross
sewing room on Pruett street'
from V a. m to U noon Thursday.
Amcttiary members will sort and
emerged to say that ‘Tn spite of
the efforts in some quarters to ar-
range a divorce lor me. it is high-
ly improbable that those effort-
will be crowded with su -
He still did apt admit the marri-
Hgp ££-- ssw=—T«r ’ -
During the last two 'weeks, the
Fiynns have hit some of the
Hollywood night spots together.
Friends said Flynn and 20-year-
old Miss Eddington were married
in Mexico in August. 1943, not
long after bis acquittal on Jhel
raps
vicious and as savage -as ever
fought in the Pacific, front. dis
patches said. , .
•‘The troope-ate doing' a lot or
traveling on their bellies in slow
adtaBto*,- United Prfcss War Corr
respondent Edward Thomas re-
ported from the front "One gen-
eral described ’White Hitt’ as the
strongest prepared position he
ever had seen and said steel and
concrete reinforcements made it
similar to spot# in the Siegfried
line" ' ’ - •
American tanks were moving in,
but the terrain wps difficult and
minefields further slowed their
progress. One company lost two
,tanks to enemy fire,
i, Ip addition to artillery, hun-
dreds of American carrier planes
and the big guns of warships
ranging up to 16 inciters, were
hurling shells into Japanese posi-.
Tions arnTTnltT Naha. ~
The an
meeting of
church, will be held at the church
tomorrow night.
A church supper will be served
at 6:30 0. **, and the meeting
will be held an hour late. Church
business that has accumulated
during the past yeai- w-ill be dis-
cuased, Rev. M. E. JdcPhail, the
Sunday aphwUJ^, women’s or-
ganisations.- the treasurer and
other departments. Officials, to,
serve on the church hoards for
the coming year will be an-
nounced.
UtohartasUble tobacco can no-
be processed Into, paper, soapivhr-
Goose Creek City
Officials Sworn In
: lEDAR.. BAYOr :
MATTRESS fACTOR!
• - Old. Dittman Place'
■ -ifcjVS.Cednr Rum -
$. Todhuntor, Owner
&v.Uni3M
. .Vhon, lOBjgr
Goose Creek, RL 1
Doors Open
1 P. M. Daily
tssasa
NOW SHOWING
THRl tiU RSDAV
leiGACTONFU^
"**£***
Feature No. 2
■NliMd NTcb-ea
t Brien-Donley
•WHOM PACIFIC'
Also - ‘‘CANDY’S DREAjM^IRL’’
ding was in Acapuira. others said
was
-wf-vontT^-'-ef-me
A «<-nate
bill for a
at Austin
affair* tom-
reported fsvnrshly a bill to
rtta of the Mate rail-
road between Rusk and Palestine
It ha# proved a toeing proposition
uadtr stat# owaersnin and lea*.
irort.ua MMtosMt
SSSjgenJST
mmnai
- ownership and lewe
MIKE FRANSSEN
*Bo» Me lief ore You Die-
••U'k and the Elbe strong-
hoid of Magdeburg, Berlin’# main
outer foitrese. : hate: last .night
the Yank* were tePHfd » do**n
mile# beyond Hannover and less
than 10 miles from Brunswick a
key communlcatioto emtor 104
mile* due west of tine German
4MMrt.
Hundred* of . allied flghterr,
bnmber# su iwmr-d out to join the
Kdl.atoiment to:
on a yacht Flynn had bor-
rowed for a cruise in ill \i. .in
water*.
Flynn was divorced in 1941 by
Actress fjii Damita. his first wife
They-had a son, Jean, now four
old:
Pledging his cooperation with
thp Goose Creek eity commission
in working for the .best interests
of the city as a whole, C. Q. (Kid)
Alexander took over the reins Of
the city government at a regular
meeting of the city commission
Monday night.
Alvie Simms, who was elected
to position No,.1, and-H. G. Bailey,
returning to office for the fourth
term, also received (he oath of of-
Mitoagei
tied from City
John
year#.
Harkins. Simifts replaces WilJis
JCohb-, wiw-.tecmtflat-«i- - his
fifth
Ctotfting need not be pressed,
but it must be dean, Mi s. van
Meldert to id. .
Rayburn Says Texans
Want Hard Peat
e Terras
100 BusinessmealriK
Reel Of Trucks 4 Days
BOSTON Cl‘> Nearly 100 pro-
Ith# retreating enemy all aero##
th« northern plain* and aouth-
wtad ta Alto van uf the Amertaiua
Find. Third and Seventh armies.
Flying upwards of 8.000 sorties
yesterday. !he American and
British raider* destroyed t»9 Ger-
WA8H1NGTON, April to. - >.Pi -
Tlie people of Texas want **n
good, tough peace,’’ according to
house speaker Sam Rayburn, who
has just returned to Washington
from % week's tour of the Lone
Star state.
- Rayburn told,a press conference
that in the district# he had visited
Mich; recently doffed their busi-
ness suits and donned winter
work clothes to drive h fleet of
truck# to Boston they
learned of the shortage of pro- kind of peace to be written, al-
fcsMonal drivers. though he said he had not been in
The men selected took driving unv isolationist areas.
-onr-tfae —tong— The Texan said the^people want
_Xk»hh,.5shd-
term in office.
The new mayor, addressing re-
tiring Hayor Jfm Meek, said, “I
only hope I can leave this office
when my term has expired with
the public respect and the many
friends Ahat are yours to enjoy."
’’And to the commissioners, L
say that I come into this com-
mission in aJMrit qf. coijwrfttion
and pledge my full cooperation in
any and ail things to the best in-
’»Ai#u4A k'P 4kn. aUh Ob a ivTinlo ”
"hOCk home," be found the public
■ tremendously interested" in the
tcrests of the city as. a whole,"
Alexander added.
Alexander's first official act
was to call for a discussion of the
employment of an ofifeer to re-
place O. H. Whitmire who re-
......................., _______ ,r,,rT- _______^rr . signed from the citj^i police fpreel
tag-JtahT*. *06 of them caught teete-hefere- leaving *m- the long 'I hi i -i id the people want a few weeks ago C ■■■
raprtrtl, and «ro*ed derthnnddi he> dr«v« to Bout* a a pear* Wugh etiougii lo pre- tvm employed ,.t a salary *nm
struetlon through-the enemy# tar* day for four days over tce-eov- vent the children and grandchtl- a month w»ith the provision that
■Mrohe furnish his own automobile
and fuel for the car.
at the
ALviMO
Always a'Double Feature
Call 461W For Schedule
ENDS TONITE
STORY OF 0R.
WASSEL
The True Story of
Courage and Heroism
. * Starring. .
GARY COOPER
I.ARAINK DAY
•’‘And-
any future war#.
INnwirithPI
Get DOCTORS'
through the enemy’# tor
Wnrr! tviiMe ,irr;is from Hamburg end highway# in suh-uro t«mper- dren of the fighting men and
t0«.! Htures The men ponied the money women nr today from being forced
I 1% hllatering air attai k sent the they roc rived from the tranepor- to fight
Arneroan F,r - .rod Thud ......... ,nd made . gift of ■
arrow f>nt°rai wfoundation
I EFSn?E lyr! - pafftlyaia w-
INI CO 5 And toe
jrllJljl Oseehonlovak border.
; |tayi|ael#*ij iuiitcF Ox*
J I'VlllCJlCOU nusi DC
i By April 30
Hiring of an officer had. been
taken up by the old commission
■» iwm cup-
Z&sZ
IFOL RELIEF
NrniMVMi
raciieatbe
Asammtht sheet* for 1945 .tote
and county luxe* have hern de-
ilvercd to the Tri-CHle# office of
the county tax M and col*
WR and ^- Btalrioi Ma^-..
deputy m charge, reminded prop-
erty owners they must asses,
their property and sign the rendi-
tion sheets before April so to
This exemption mu#t be claim*
lied each yenr. or the property will
automatically be subject to the
talk”-ok* taiiL
Deadline tor rendering city ■
whool taxes ii also April SO.
- ■ v.t- '.
A regular meeting of tor board
Of directors of the Jaycec-eitee
will be held at the home of the
president. Mr*. W. C. Morris, SOT
E. Murrill at * p. m. today.
the terrapin
Mmvtopanaored by the Jaycee#.
Will be dUcussed, Mr# Morris
prior to the new adminUtration s
inception, and at the suggestion
of Mayor Meek was passed on to
the new officials for filial action.
trustee Of Cedar Bayou indepen-
dent school district, today ex-
"i’itl»pr,ci;itr the vote, and -up- Irwin A. Moon, scheduled
I—MM tnt by my friend#,’’ he - show a color motion picture
«Md
idumh , Qg
>ek fast night, did not arrive
I the film wi
i tei nat jhd«EL__i
Fields, home from tip* (Jdediter-
ntatn ink 10 ddy#
leave with hi# parent# Mr. wad
Mm Frank Fields, «f 202 La-
Fay ette Drive, before reporting
baek to New York,
—--—
appear to that church where the
film is scheduled to he »hoWt> tfr-
ntaht
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FELLOWS'
Helen Walker*# tames Brown
SHORT SUBJECTS
mm
OH
---->WJNG NOW!
Btg Double .'PfogramT
JOHMNY WIlS$l|BLtHf)
■ --- -- P-L-U-S
Humphrey logwt
i -
"CRIME SCHOOL"
m*
YIIAI
" " Cdl IS Ft
Schedule
,
Doors Open 1 P. M.
rs*«.r
RADIO . I
FAVORITES!
r ' •
;“-T“
JEANHEAte’CHARLES m
uu
Why feel old at 40, 60 or more—
PVZSSBBrSfl"*'
. as you did in your youth. If ad
Years have slowed-down your i
siTwito aRP„"n m
■dll ■a!^ .r.Tjy«8aatgara»g
..............::3,~ r. ,
*ktotS#S^ttch ,or
I foot, itch, ringworm, 1m-
*at, sun burn, red bugx
t or minor burn#
t he will order It from
ffiUTl frarforv Rnfrati
’
H mi
m
tern tor deli and clothe#; direc- ^ungrtmanl^
utosa. - ■ ■■..■•••{ 4
Fifteen Onto in coin# tor T°
hy not re-
test of a much
3HSES
i beneficial,
ty firm bott
lihrto'ofveurtmt
NOTICE
Announcing The Opening Of The
Sam Houston Amusement Center
7:45 P. M. SATURDAY, APRIL 14th
DANCING
MUSIC IY "HOUSTON MELODY BOY$"
Dancing Each Wednesday
And Saturday, 7:45 to 11:45 P. M.
After Opening Dpte April 14th
LOCATED
Buiyj*g, -Sofit
Miles East of Highlands on Wallisville
*
WoePtoi
Farms,
Road.
This building and grounds available for rental
for special parties and private dances to organ-
i*ation$and clubs. ls V
Owned and Operated
J* A.
’
AND WIFE
Highlands, Texas
——-
wffiSoWOBf
"THE SEVENTH
Starring'
SPENCER
STARTS WEDNESDAY Fori
Julies
..Jilt)
l«u#s
'..ujitlj
adventure
I OCietY' md Cll
Carrie Lou Taylor, Societ
Planned
Seven
li-Elect
Misses Wlsni
Ferguson To I
Feted At Dar
■SfrWft
■ * .... afternoon— when
of the Q- T. club
im *t the home of Miss
^Kelley. West Guif.
tt wilt be Misses Marian
. johnnclle Stuart, Mary
ftaderson. Dorothy Wis-
rLjt„ Hartt, Patricia Fer-
Bp Anndle Rodocape.
Meadames W. C. Wb
George H. Ferguson are
ing tor their daughtci
Dorothy Wlsrrter and
Ferguson, members of t
E. Lee graduating d<
barn dance April 20 at
Community house. Horn
from 9:30 to 11:30 p, m-
Two hundred membe
senior class and friends
included in the guest Ite
TA Will
H^ors.-
Mr*. Bovay Leader
Of Guild Program
IG Burnet P.rent-TeaCh-
-oelatlon will meet at 3^0
fSttoesday at the school
s^usl election of Afflcers.,
, Pierson will be gUest
the occasion, and mo4’
will be shown hy L.
A Biblical quiz was
by Mrs. H. E. Bovay Ji
afternoon, when Parish
Hue Kirkpatrick will pre-
I the business meeting.
•’# * * * * * * * dr.
thehomeofMrs:*
dert, with Mrs. F. L. R
< .toHtotoymmiiitalisMw J
, presided, and the drtmt
read by Mrs. G. A. Lillii
Refreshments were s<
Mesdamea L. J. Wciici
Boydell, F. M. Root, I
man, E. T. Davis, C. V.
" Geoige 'D. Briice, Fryio
Holland, Lillie, J. L. Fra
H. C. Wilson, R W. C
vay and Frank N. Rea<
PTA Council To He
I Ith District Repor
I K COME HOME WITH *
Red ■
The April meeting of
Council, No. 25, Texas Co
Parents andTeachers, wi
nber to take that *
f ef used fats to your :.
Get 2 red points
iforeach pound. Keep *
[Used Fat# for the : *
{Front!- V
■ ' . ; *
!***+ + *.*.■ * *
......-^*-r ■
town Community house,
of the recent district m-
Galveston will be given
Ben F. Wilburn, retirini
president.
Local publicity chair;
asked to bring their
books to the meeting, a:
who will be unable to at
asked to send the books
Wilburn before April 18.
McFerren Home
Scene Of Party
Mrs. Ray McFerren enf
for her. husband on the’
of his birthday at a t
party Monday evening i
home, in Cedar Bayou. Hi
erg for the evening w<
Jessie Stone. and Hilmei
and Mr. and Mrs. J. p.
were consolation prize wi
Birthday cake, coffe
, candy were served- to Mi
Harrigan, Messrs, and M-
Stone, A- J, Chauvin, Me
Johnson.
^ Rond Croft
Weors Longer
The work-
manship that
utim
go?# into
shoe repair
gives longer
war because
it’s all -by
,hand with 1
it availab
materials.
EARLS ANNOUNCE VT
BIRTH OF SON .
Announcement is made
birth of a seven-ppund s
Ham Lee, to Mr. and Mr
ton Earl, of San Angelo,
ril 3. Mr. and Mrs. Earl j
been residents. of the T
for several years, recent!'
to San Angelo where he
ployed by a railroad comp
TRY SUN CLASSIFIEE
Page Shoe
Repair
Shop
108 N.
Commerce
YOUR HAIR IS A TREA
And- to Get a Permam
a Pleasure
Bonnie Ddl’s Beauty S
Baytown Phoijc
139 Market St. Over Hollj
.. > . , -Tailors. :{jy. - -
V-I'I--" -- .■ —1
Mothers Dc
Portraits
A Special Billfold i
Miniature Free with Ev
Order for
8x10"
5x 7"
Or THREE 3x5MPICUH
| Individual or Family
x . Groups. . hi
‘nett Photo Service
• p**rce phone 13'
rival now in progress. With Evangelist
Corl« 0eas and= Wife. •
-Added i
mtecostal Gospel in Song
the best of preaching
nightly at 7:45 p. m. Welcome ail.
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