The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 255, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 10, 1945 Page: 4 of 6
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By Frtd Hartmon
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Humble A. M Thompson was
MW opposition in *
*-'-“-
Masters Of Ifee PaciJc
iturdav ox did his friend*
11
opponents organised a write-to «am-
#wnih* day’xwwinf wttmmWl
was mayoMinct of Humble. and Mayor
----left holding the wtefc. feffS; rr
I iiaptor iMfniy*rH,vfn
The dinner guests lingered over
their coffee and cfgarets until the
sa* graa
wRrrE-isrsifERi: too , .....~ .........
.A WrttTlUN campaign that seemed to have more
than a bhtlad of spontaneity waa orgaaiwd here by
I The bottom of
come
>,rnU.i
■It did ill
1930'a as it
the water*
Pacific ocean ban be-
what waa one* the
of Japan. ^
on dregtt parades In the
rem.umier of tile too rid
built itaelf into ijpow-
th* reflnerf waa either the lft» or the ridta*
Dr Otorw Wash out
which ever way you iHUM-tajjljlt R-■
We prefer to coasMsr the young refinery •hemist
a vi. tint for we Mow enough about him to Snow
that IT he had had wtyihii* to do with the writo-
m he would have obtained more than the )• votea
it after ita air arm ■ocdJtwjl
bor on that eventful 1M1
the U. & Jbkvf to tibe
Japanese unit now faces.
1 of the 45.000-ton Tttna-
' if of the end lor th
war
ilntr»r>l|jAnt
A afldutw tt air ef-
fftnaticaJ—In a futile of:
mice of Amcfrhto &fc_„
-*• ,oy wme-h> rifyirf-i fi nmreuiinii •"
to the ptm of Matting Dr WMb but hit tntenU
were In marked' contrast tohteabitHv inadvertent-
trwotNnrir, thta voter wrote —Walsh* on the
Wht what It ia presumed he owant to write
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IN
door bell rang.
' "Good heavens," said Helen,
"the after-dinner. guests are be-
ginning to arrive! tdidn't Know
we'd been sitting here so long."
Rpr- JjlBsilfA iMrr4piip.'
‘’Come oh, Aunt Minerva, you
2|j||g^Kg*|w^2fcot to form a
-WMMWi': wttywtiBP---£"-•
The three hurried out of the
dining room. Philip, Zoe and
Paul following more leisurely.
m "Holy smoke!'' .said a Jovial,
■HMH d 'man
alcanal
bombs. . . . Tokyo next-we
s»--3&E&fis£
ing forces . . . More submarine
sinkings . , . More ships launch-
ed1 by the Kaiser yard*
W«01 *
■i ■■ Kfttoer ..
^Ji'build ’em twice a* fast
tions which are a
■we said In the
‘'Learn Bridge |,
simple lesson in wi
you will never recei
—Is this; Hear ah
see all the cards, the «
eac h pne," Even the <
In
it*
H
jor
middle-aged‘man. "If It Isn't Ag-
gie Jones!"
"Who did you expect, Hedy La-
marr?1' said Aggie. -
old A"‘
“Same old Aggie! Always
quick on the comeback." He
shoftk Aggie's hand warmly. ‘Tm
sure glad to.seo.J5PU, A
“Glad to see you, Jim,” said
thlt' Nazis can sink 'em. tween a ft and a s-arve
•Vaybe so." said Aggie, switch- the difference jKj*
ing* back to music, "but can We makiitg a slam. ,
4 A 2
f AlOgj
♦ AK10
*0765
*0 8
WIWttPMWtfNG (GAT!
the Pacific. They fought u*
p, but we caste storm ir.-
the final salvo hid aounfl-
ea. oac-iyuiu!" of the remaining Japanese
navy waa hunk, and a vital weakness in the
defense of the insular Asiatic empire tota
revealed. ; ‘ * v’
l Tfe.end of the war may not he in sight
in the Pacific, hut the pattenl has heWrw
cUmbt; We are aD powerful now. aBdHwfr
wmum PAJwaawaiy low
"'OIKS A CO we Munmif !fd oursvivrs on’ the
school trust*** status in expressing a desire that W
K' Rt^toBW aadH O Martto breMfeted. The pec-,
. «’.*.•»«*!%/ evm.if smOC^.
of them Werg^gauaiiie'W.hy itwi.e.«haence around
!*U»iW» in Ot^oteHlon. and; flD A D A A Cm
thsf (s a shemafnl tataf to Wstirc. the were aiham- VjB
ed of ear friends at Highlands Ortiy 17 of Uw«n ........... ■■■■ ......-■■■■■—•■.....
thenaht .eameti. of pm etfetten la twat * ballot
Hoar can UlefcUnd* expect us to get all "het up"
*v*r their educational needs (sad we are consrioua.,
^rth»iBT'rnauiTW5s^
te them thaatselass You Highlands fntks might
to pinch marvel vet »nd wake up no kidding Some
ef tbeae dstrs 'vtsu are going to stay away from the
fluffs one ejection 'too many, nod then you might
find ydursetf stuck with “what the little boy shot
at" v .
“GiSd to see ^o»; Jim,” 'anjd
Aggie. “We’ll forget about the
wet, slimy frog you put in my
coat pocket, and ” .....
"And eve’ll forget that comic
valentine you sent me," said Jim.
“You’d never have known I
sent- it," said Aggie, "if Pete
Smith twdnt^rjVfWHW afttt act-
ing me buy it"
_____-.lusic, "but
ever replace the men?"
•That's what I'm always pay-
ing," someone spoke up. -T think
it's awful how they give reports
of the number of planes and
ships loat and say so little about
the human lives." v ■- -
“It’s that sort of war," said
Paul. "And," said Philip, “ships
and planes and tanks will win
"Just the same," said Helen,
“human lives ought to stand for
tometliing."
"They do," Philip Bald. "But
they won’t stand for much if the
ships and the plane* and the
tanks lose the war ” "
At; midnight there Wag Ice
ream and cake and coffee
in Cleveland, Q.,
on a successor to the
saw M. I
of baseba
- . *95
*2
*J3i
m , *AK i<m5
(Dealer: North,
vulnerable.)
North East South
1* Pass
Pass 54
5 NT Pass 64
Mm, ' ;' - *
_______ . years aj
owners met to, elect
first commissioner. T
tion was Landis and tc
ball’s leaders frankly a
choice must be just
\ • ••lllliu I’.IICI .
to America’s favorite
He is a combination
judge and ruler. Ther
sibility that the leagiu
may postpone their selei
24 but little can be g
time and it is fully exp
week; Someone salT'Helen ®n-
■ radio and got some
. flaiqji tmite-Teet -------
'I. What throe sisters all write
novel*?' -'Tf
2. Who wrote “The Cricket on
the Hearth"?
3. What great allegory was
written while its author' was In
Easy Knowledge
Get busy
4d on the _____________ _____
dance music. Four guests rushed
for a bridge table. Soon the par-
ty was In full swing. Zoe, Helen
"and ~AggTc were
. . dally at duplicate?" «£}
Murray, of St. Pet<
were all in their teens.
been loads of .fun. Miss Minerva ™“rray< 01 «• mcrahmg,
and Helen always had been mar- ™>0 did the fancy bidding«
velous hostesses. Thanks a lot. -SdUtlt cards on that. degLMl
Will be the first aftor-
■ the year in the Tn-
_d a good crowd is ex-
oders and Mustangs bat-
, to the last frame yes-
•he game at Buff sta-
. the tilt went in favor
nine. f
.varino, who previously
pitcher Ted Hunt's of-
7* * triple, singled with
in the final frame. He
and third and rodo
Annual Cub f
(|9IAJ f,L,N
Glared janin
At Humble Pi
he game's new leader
the Cle
, meting,
Since Landis' death
■ haw but to edge ahoad. apply the preaoure
that our aacrndancy givea us and in the
end we will land (At the China coast and
on the mainland of Japan itself:
Then the critical sti^e of the war in
the Pacific will have been - reached. Those
. PtH****** who pr«fid*dtit,h^p4 tiike 50,
yean for u* to wtn4>ack the teirtftrltory the
Japanese ran over in 1942 were selling
short tile American war machine-to-be.
America is a peace loving country but
one capable in any 24-montb period dl.
budding the greatest war machine in his»
tanr. llJs wal machine will show the Jap-
anese no mercy. Certainly it m hot deaetw-
-p^’anf.
i*|* oeuwAx raqjLffg
Tf*5 INCOME Ux has thade old men out of young
men. Imt few-persons can trump this story about'
Wnsak HhtUtpe, ehatnmn «rf the has»d of rh«' Phit.:
Mp* Petroleum company.
Hr »m mxkmz a aatarv of *30,000 a year, and at
Jail because.of bis religious faith?
One-MJnte Test Answers
1. Charlotte Bronte wbq wrote
"Jane Eyre": Emily, who wrote
"WuUmring Heights" and "Agnes
ilrontp. who ttrotp “Asrnrs Hrav °
■your haTt's desire, Get busy "and Aggie were in demand for iTayrb^moSTuSWan a barrel ^ partner fo Stop
while friendly;Venua.tays prevalL . ^nclng. bince there were a num- <>ttWonkeys. _Good^ njghtr"djjkwt- ^ proud of |h« k
One-MJnte Test Answers the big living room had been roll- y°u^ Thank you. ^ fepened with 1-Club, I «
__cohllhueff to lohk
( plate, largely as a re-
elr taking too many
Jreht down the alley.
I H0i|y McLemore has order-
, 7<ff batting practice for
llord* of U isdom
Good manners are a part of
good morals, , and It far as much
our duty ns out interest to prac-
tice both.—Hunter.
Bronte, who wrote "Agnes Grey.
2. Charles Dickens.
3 • 'The Pilgrim's Progress"
was written whlip John Bimyad
was in Bedford jail.
th* annual nMtattnjr of the board of directors of
the company, he Utked the board to cut the salary
w Ji a yest,^ ht Jtid:. • ■: - *
"I don’t are why the company should continue
to psy me $50,030 a year when after I get through
paytog all the taxes charged against il l don't have
bat. fftWM left." „. • muSSM ^ ? yE.^
.Of course, Oil Man Phillips has such terrific roy-
alty and stock holdings hi* salary Ur thus dissipated
by taxation ;■ . ’■ WifM
There are millions of us "pore .people* in (he
country, however who would Mat to be In the same
embrareed position In whlch |%t)ttps ^ftoie him-
aetf y ■ >> . ,
Wat. on Etiquette —-
When, you must decline an in-
vitation, however given, be sure
always t to give an adequate rea-
son ,
Rye Ifears Ago
New leWIteMews
By Paul Maflon
WACHIKGTON • “We amuck have prosperity In
the Gutted Statu if the text of the world Is sunk
In dearesaMB and poverty," reid Itate Becretory
BleUiniu* to the (3wag<> DnimH <* WWP w»-
ttons. He advocated among other thing* an Amtr-
■ tsu OnitouMp for Pacitlc island* ■ '
"' The very same MgSi end at almost the sub* hour
In New York, the Carnegtc peace endowment dto-
wr rnn»«wisi
'•peakera say . (quoting pndarly from news w-
>Xpjgikf$: •— . -
"World security depends upon American seefurity
aad world prosperity depends upon American pros-
H^sdvocated that we keep hash* In the Pacific,,
In tine with making our own security first.
------TW sHkwel crmfltef ex* a4
CATS WUt NOW t
WE HAVE A most interesting note from now Cap-
tain Max Levy, new in F«n»e..
"At one of the Red Crox* clubs in Paris, I saw
Ben Ammons' name on toe guest register. He was
there just a few days before I got there. One of
the men in my company recently raft into Vic
Lannou somewhere In France. There must be aa-
mher man from the Trt-CStle# somewhere around |a re a a
Pans for a friend of mine toe other day brought me KAllAfl I rtlAflllar
a copy of the Sun that had boon missent to his WWflWII VUIVlIUul
company/ ■ -w.-. ri
»r Levy send* greetings to all of his friend* in
the Trl-CUkts jkre*. He was just reeenriy promoted
to the rank of hnptkpi. " -• ■
Today's Hoftsscope -' -
If today ia your birthday, you
.are endowed with tremendous
energy ahd an indomitable wilt
that should enable you to realise
your fondest hopes. You are loyal
in your affections apd' adapt
yourself easily to people and
changing conditions. Your mar-
ried life, will be happy. Why wait
for something to happdn today,
when by a magician * “twist of
the wrist" you can make things
happen that arc much mow to
—-^T-
M5GHD EDICATION FALTERS
HIX TCAR8 AO» tie %. ft. «uprcmc court held
that to a state where segregation of -reces is prac-
tk*f, that tat 11 Fftjitf iqlTO squat educational fa-
cilities to ail race*.
Texaa la not complying with that edict, but starts
have been made1 to that direction. »■?'
The Tri-Cities school* are> not CMSplylng, but
■ito<.’Jap-iuBl B*an otoen they wttt bacawae Ore build
of trustees to a man is conscious of the improve-
Mjnrff hfff tip
RED STAMPS—BOOK 4 -
T-S tWrough 31-fl, Void, toidftigHt
April 28. S
Y-5 through D-2, void, midnight,
June i. p-.-..'V.- '
E-2 through J-2. void, Jtm« 3D:
K-2 through P-2, void midnight,
July 3L v
Today’s Headline: British-Nazl
Naval Battle Reported As Allied
Speed Men and Arms to Norway.
Germany occupied Denmark
without resistance today, invaded
'embattled Norway in a lightning
offensive on the southern and
western coasts and challenged the
combined allied naval and aerial
forces to the north sea.
Germany notified Denmark and
Norway today that she had taken;
them under her “protection” to’
defend the mfrom Great Britain
and France.
W. R. Gore, I-a Porte school
superintendent, Tuesday was
elected president of the Rotary
cluh to succeed Rev. B. F. Lelim-
berg. '
R. D. Martin today was the
new president of the ■ boa rd of
trustees of the Goose Creek dis-
trict - ~ • --------------
ed back, as well as those in the
library. The wide sliding doors
between the two rooms were open
and it was easy to dance with-
out being crowded. Two full-
length windows that let out upon
the south porch were also open,
and it-was out through one of
- these that Paul danced'Helrir—
“You're being very foolish,"
Helen told him. She broke away
.from his arms. "Have you a cig-
aret?” ——----------
- - Paul took a case from his
pocket and held It out to her.
When she had a cigaret and he
had lit it for her he said: “I'm
all mixed up, Helen.”
“About wpat?"
"About us”
Miss Minerva sighed when the
last guest had departed:
*4l,ni 1JC1 k-A' 1___
out of ttl
i * — A-vtU'J, ,4 Cl
seven tricks in my hand
™.... scientific but profitable l
gdng straight up and get. lowed by the AluMttl
tHft^sthiight jacket," rite Into ft top score slam."
There was nothing's,,
I m going with you,” said Ag- about his play. Wah u.
gie. "I’ve had Tiih, but Tm all sight, he let Wert win
in.” _She turned to where Helen . —
andrPtrtlr were standing. “Good
night, Philip,” she said. "See you
at the factory Monday. T hope
you won’t stand over me with a
whip —“
"Hardly."
don’t
~ rob"st off*?8ive' ‘ committee, has tmin schi
re: ‘4 Saturday at the Humble
said Philip,
things, that
You’re getting us confused with
iy.’* ' 'He
“Ndw listen Paul, Tm not go-
ing to stand here' ft-hilc you talk
on that subject."
“But, Helen, I-"
Germany.” 'fie grinned. “You’ii
be a big. success in the Mljler
plant. A success and a fine ad-
■ dition. I feel It in my bones"
“I hope," said Aggie ‘
inptt nnvor Via ** **
second trick so he coaH|i
squeeze to get the ljf
Next came his heart A i_
mond A, then his run lid
When the 10 th trick .came,
my had the diamond K-lt
heart 10 and the heart I, l
was discarded on the dub. j
had left the heart Q-J i
mond Q-8. Sure that
his bid had the K and t
heart left, East held ontob
hearts, so threw his dl
That cooked the goose.
Mr. Murray, after ti
other club, discarding the 1
AB R H E
.4 DO 1
..4120
.4 0 0 0
.3010
.4 0 0
. v<> o 0
0 0-
In Baytown.
This is the big event o
for Cubs, the junior ps
the Scouting organizati
comparable to the field
court of, honor in scou
dications are that p:
»very qnh pni-lt to the
from Baytown. Cedar
..........'that your
bones never He." ', ..
When she had followed Miss
■out, neien, :i——— Minerva up the stairs, Philip -
“I wont he placed in a position eIiPWd hs har>d through Helen’s °^her cl“b; discardmg t
»* be gojssiped about” Heien MW and tftey Walked out into the. .tbte. ,dr^
rushed on. “You WOre the cause kardert. It was very still. There 9 when be Ied to the
of my being the object of gossip Was no m°on. Ijut the stars were diamond J took the finaj
once, Paul — and that was »*»H>r*rial|y bright,
enough.” *They're areen."
“That's what I want to talk
about,” -Paul jjaid,
Helen took a long draw from
her cigaret, crushed it out in a
flower pot and walked back to-
ward the window.
“Wait a minute, Helen," Paul
begged.
She paid no attention. She
walked ovdr < to where Philip
stood with Aggie beside a punch
bowl. "Dance with me, Philip?”
“They're green,
“like emeralds."
“And.like- your., eyes," -saicLPhii-
T J. Sudbeck, president of the DOwi -r
La Porte Young Democrats club, she said.
”Inf?<lcd -we®**?, today of the «WIU I?” said Philip
tin—---- ■ r-—V- -. "
BLl'E STAMPS—BOOK 4
C-2 through Gr2, void, midnight,
April. 28.
meeting set for Thursday Jn the
La Porte city hall.
Gerald A. Moses, who Saturday
was a candidate for school true--
tee's;positions at La Porte today
was dangerously ill in the Pasa-
dena hospital.
u Jfe ^g. ||
They moved off together. Ag-
gie watched them. “Why in heck
doesn’t she marry the man?" she
thought It worried her, seeing
her friend still postponing a mar-
riage which she, Aggie, felt was
one that should take place im-
mediately. "Still mooning over
that Paul person,” she further
thought— She glanced toward
Paul, who Was coming in from
"My eyes arc gray." ■
“Most of the time, yes. But
sometimes the green predomi-
nates.”
They stopped beside a bed of
old-fashioned flowers. "My great
grandmother began this garden,”
Helen said. “It was back before
the Civil War."
“Helen,” said Philip, "look at
me." '
Helen did so, and he kissed
her. She slipped her arm about
his neck, held him close. “Philip,
dear,” she said softly, “you arc
a comfort"
‘Then why not come and live
with me?” said Philip. .“Dick
and I need yo\i. Home’s not real-
ly a home for two men unless
there's a woman in it”
HfcJen-stepped - back away, . '”!—
vfish," .she said, “that I could.
If East had noticed ‘
the heart 5 on the A,
discard the heart 4 on a c
would have known fromf
low1 that West protected I
•so would have held his i
to beat the contract. As I
he fell for a pseudo-squ _
e by innings.
I. .. .00000000 0—0
II. . 00 00 0 0 0.0 1—1
( in-Warriner. .
hits- Sauaxino.
ff*Warrtnet 3^ cub in the pack.
i balls, off»Wa;
; out, by Hunt U;
ter 8.
: Taylor and Garcia.
Channelview, Goose Cre«
lands, La Porte, Mont
PeJIy and Seabrook will
On the program for
in which 350 to 400
participate, are a series
petitlve athletic events a
riejty of other contests
cubmobile races, kite fly
erection of tepees. Award
made to the winners of
events program and of tl
contests.
Therq w111 be insPec
handicraft and of camp s
awards will be given to
pack having the fyest exh
the best camp arrangom-
group wilt maintain a re_
visitors, and an attendanc
Will he given the pack ha
greatest number of vidb
■i Tomorrow’s PtoMm
„........i...-'AK 7-i,.
f J1087
k • ♦K63'.
. Jack Williams
b—
: f ^
«
hr- ■ ■ •’"ssw
tmal malnutrition." It aay*
’ doe to th* w*r and to (he absence **01*'
Voto from home.
» m reach on hi* <
GASOLINE ‘ ,
;|KA coupons, four galkmi cadi,
luiwlh. S
good indefinitely.
With more than 30 of ihe
Eighth Air Force’s Urge scale
bombing assaults on important
targets within the Reich. Lt.
Charles E. Steward. 20, B-l? Fly.
"ortress navigator from
Creek has been awarded
the fifth oak leaf cluster to the
atr medftt % “meritorious
achievement. •
4A93 .
f KQ651
4 A 5 4
-■ *K?_____
(Dealer: East. Neither'i
jtecable,)..-.7 - __
- "»s wiimig m irom ".*•"*i •■>“'= mat i couia > How should South
the porch and looking far from "terry you how—this very night , Hearts on this deal uwr»j
- happy. He’d turned out pretty well, —this very moment.” ’ opens the diamond Q?
judging from what she had heard - can be arranged,” said .........- ■ "
»rd of the air medal to Sgt.
.f, Williams for “exception-
neritorious achievement
! participating in sustained
'; combat operations qver
occupied contintential Eu-
f *u announced recently.
L Williams, ball turret gun-
An innovation in this
rally is inclusion of a jun
events for Cubs not yet
.contest is being looked
to eagerly by the youngste
will give tjjem an opport
compete with other boys
own age level.
The Horace Mann Juni
school hand wUl furnish n
the occasion and Girl Sco
operate a soft drink con
Every effort is being
provide for- comfort ant
tainment of the Cubs, the
leaders and tbejr friend!
public is invited to atte
rally, and ft special appeal
to all those interested in
miiams, Dali turret gun- t0 an those interested in
i B-17 Flying Fortress Is Scout movement and in th<
roT the 384th Bombard- 0f the community.
U. Steward is the son pt Mr.
Pine, New Orleans, La.
i I
sar»-»
rDnccWrvpn
bS'ifAm -vril
K'lpP'T.iftixBqs
agnpi dm®?
rllfsM,-
IESS?ii THH |ft<
So lias
8m
9SjnpK,..i ii
judging from what she had heard
about him. Showing some good
common sense; at liuit. But Zoe?
Well, it was hard to tell about
thftt tye of female, predatory,
self-centered, with time off to
eye every mirror she passed." _
I’aHl said: !2 need a drink.”'
,^TIe P yourself,” said Aggie.
?Or shall I solve you?” : ■
Tf you please.” . /'"""
^Tgio filled a punch cup. “Not
overly strong — provided ^you
don't drink too mafty,” she said.
Paul drained the cup. "How
about dancing with me, Aggie?*’
. “Okay with me.," Aggie went
to his arms. “I'm no Arthur
Murray product—but I guarantee
n°t to damage your corns”
“You always were a good
or,'/Said Paid. “Do much dancing,
in New York?"
•'Vity tittle," said Aggie, “Com-
•xEjte'
. „ arranged,”
Poijlp, “i know the man ..who
supplies the license. Also the jus-
of the peace, and—"
konw, Philip," Helen Inter-
.cd. "Rllf T Ufrin'J ivtnssii
tice
i
riiptcd. "But I won’t marry you
until Im ccftato you fill all of
my heart and my thoughts. It
wouldn’t be fair.”
"J teuton not,” said PliiUp,
and there was sadness in his
voice. “But I’m willing*'to take a
chance on—op crowding out that
other man sooner or later.”
Helen ’(pulled his face ’-down
rand-kissed him very tehderiy,“
„mre, i,at.iiw,t- Mwftr she said.
That’s all I ask.”
She turned then and went up
the walk. "
(To Be Continued)
CONE'S PHAR.^
Oome la
Try tbs
Zenith’
Hearing,
West Texas at1
K group. —
1 Of Mrs. Hattie ScBiecR,
»r-old Goose Creek air-
-J graduated from 'Robert
* high school prior to enter-
n service in November, 1943.
Grid League Draft
ling places always have
. of way at an airport.
“ is that those -on the
never know how im-
“ for a plane to effect
ding.
NEW YORK, April 10 (l
National Professional
league opened the way h
closer cooperation wtto
leges by establishing ■
commiUee to settle tol «
sies regarding eligibility
diction in selection of
I makes Radios
: Clocks Repaired
from campus gridirons,
The committee, empowc
meet at any time, must c
any protest by a college
involves players taken m i
ntial league drtft. --- ••
It is composed of Earl
Lambeau of the Green Bay
ers, Ralph Brizzolira of the
go Bears, Gus Dorais of t
troit Lions, George Marsl
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win, home on a convalescent fur-
the Washington Redskins,
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no adjournment in prospe
cause of a deadlock over
merger of the Brooklyn
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chose from Ebbets field tc
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aid he would n
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 255, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 10, 1945, newspaper, April 10, 1945; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1027146/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.