The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 150, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 14, 1938 Page: 2 of 8
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AID STUDENTS
Eotarian John A. Embry of
today detailed an out-
«ne of the^orWngaof the.stu-
dent loan fund at tbf ' ‘
id at thf luncheon
of the Rotary club here today.
Embry was president of the
Grilled by U. S.
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Houston club In 1923 when the
fund was set up and has been
closely associated with the work
since that time.
In a brief summary, he said
top Houston ' chib “
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fund whose assets now'total more
than mm More *99,000 |
has been advanced to students to||
aid them obtain a college educa-
tion, andmore-thanfTO.eOfthas
. been repaid to date.
He said less than two per cent
fcna been charged off due to the
care exercised by the board of
. trustees la making Hie loans. ,
“A merit system is the only
method by whkh the loans should
be made,” he cautioned. “Don’t
make a loan because you like an
applicant, amd don't refuse a loan
because you don’t like the appli-
cant.’’
S PresWtat R. D. ‘Martin, who
- presided at the luncheon announc-
ed that the club here would study
more fully, the possibilities of the
fund, and that action would prob-
ably be taken next month.
Guest* today were George Har-
row of Houston, Buchanan Zeag-
Mr of :'Lufkin and .Rev, H, W,
Goodpaator, new Christian minis-
ter here. Brady W. Steele, Hous-
ton Rotarian, al^jj, wag a visitor.
In response to a request of
President Martin for volunteers
to helping to Mage the Goodfel-
krw* benefit minstrel tomorrow
light at Baytown, the following
volunteered to serve on a com-
mittee: W. E. Buelow, Max Levy,
William Quarto, Harry B. Snide:
Martin and W. W. Sloan.
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ulated in some states, has been
recommended as a market-stabll-
iring factor.
Governors James V. Allred of
Texas, *. W. Marland of Okis-
* -A4r' «sd Walter Huxman . of
, ex-Goremor W. J. Hol-
loway of Oklahoma, and Gover-
nors-elect Leon P, Phillips of Ok-
lahoma and John E. Miles of New
SIX DIE IN BOMBING
MADRID, Dec. 14. <D!> —
were killed and 20 wounded, in-
. eluding chUdreh, today during
Insurgent bombardment when six
“” Shells fel on the’hospital' of the
Child Jesus, now a child welfare
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ARCADIA
PRP8
NOW
Showing..
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*1 con’f marry
Im or parole!
Th® low says sh®‘s
her what her heart
woofs most! See for
th® fiat tin® th®
tru® heartbreak of
lov® on parol®!
SYLVIA SIDNEY
GEORGE RAFT
YOU and ME
Abo ~
Masks 1 Comedy - Latest News-
Buckner,
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into activities ttf William
:«ucan«ri who was held on mail-
fraud charges.
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JAPAN REPORTED
SEEKING PACT TO
END CHINESE WAR
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Japan to exploit cotton, coal, iron,
spit in the Northern China
3. Adherence of China to
anti-communist pact signed
Japan, Italy and Germany.
Tiic establishment of such an
accord presumably would fit into
jEapan’s recently announced plans
for a great far eastern Woe com-
prised of Japan, Manchukuo and
China, bound in economic and
(trade policy established for China
under the nine-power treaty.
LEADS IN
n
piace to be'worked out definitely
later today by a committee tom-
nose of Chief N. J- ting, Bounds,
W. A. Cook, Williams and Wit-
BFiMCCOKTROL
COMPACT IS SEEN
Ijlexico were present for the Ses-
sions, along with oil representa-
from California, Montana,
Colorado, New Mexico, Pennsyl-
vania, Kansas, Oklahoma, and
djyywf ri ' T »■' 1 'y
lhe compact commission ses-
. Important discussions begun last
Saturday, at which oil men have
sought:,® solve for 1939 the prob-
lem of market stabilisation. The
West Central Texas GH and Gas
Association considered the ques-
tion at Abilene Saturday. The
Texas railroad commission hear-
ing at Austin Monday was devot-
ed largely to testimony by ex-
perts on the quantity of stock-on-
hand Reeded to supply the na-
tion’s petroleum market.
Monday and Tuesday, the inde-
pendent petroleum association of
America’s policy committees held
sessions here.
liamgon.
! A new system of awarding of
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In the future each fireman will
receive 80 cents for attendance at
each meeting and drill in the
month, with $1 a month as the
maximum. This plan makes it-pos-
sible for a member of the depart.-
J W»h
men* to receive ^lZ r.year
the city. „ ,
A pnm of $1& will be giv-
en to the fireman present at the
(host fires during the year. The
second high man in this competi-
tion will receive $7.50 and the
third man $2.50.
mmamas
HSIS PMNSED
traced?to<^,gas<teS ^arudrepairs Monday night and were questioned
fmDortant' have ^en made to ths line. Fred “ight. They are heU at .county
G. Gillette, president of the
A walk along any city street
nowadays offers convincing proof
that the man who coined the
phrase ‘‘mad as a hatter” was a
genius, v
IDtUIXE
1 S3
Now
Showing.
“ANNABEL TAKES A TOUR”
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Pelly, Tress
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“Cooanut Grove”
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On Robbery Charges
BUFFALO, N. Y., Deo. 14. am
- Jimmy Slattery, Who earned
nearly $500,000 during a auccgss-
ful ring career, was held today
~ on a charge of first degree rob-
bery. ' • • - ■ ■ -
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j M-L-M- rtmtoncat Mystery
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Sunday..,
“Valley of The Giants”
board, said.
At th? suggestion of Gillette,
the fire "-.commissioner, arranged
for the test on the tones at the
school, and the passage of the
ruling is expected at die next ses-
sion of the city council.
Funeral Rite® Set
For Mann Appointee
DALLAS, Dec. 14 'ERI—Fun.
eral services will be held here
chin, doctors said.
Attorney General-elect Gerald (
C, Mann said that Erwin had 5
been slated for the first appoint-
ment after the Mann administra-
tion goes Into office Jan. 1. Er-
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER i
IA5PER
Ry Frank Owen
r
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ceived from Allen Gene Rice, Bay-
town Junior High PTA, David
Burnet PTA, and Ladies’ Aux-,
iliary, Robert R. Tuck Post, VFW.
Thanks to all of you. And as good
as money is acknowledge a gift of
600 oranges from Grenader’s
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“You’re too good at fencing to miss that bad—yon
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TWO
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and transmitting to agents of a
foreign, government documents,
writings, instruments and informa-
tion. relating to United States na-
tional defense.
$25,000 Bond
Penalty in war time is death; in
peace, a maximiim of 20 yekrs in
prison.
The men were both arrested
GOODFELLOWS TO
SPEED PACKING
Airs His Views
jM.vcxsi rv MUU v ivi gvt yuy
strel show to be staged Thursday
night by the Humble Jesters.
Those hoys and gals really will
give you your money’s worth, if
you attend, and remember every
nickle that comes in goes into the
toy fund'of the GoodfeRows. Buy
a ticket, or several of them, at
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workers'
will arrange and unpack toys Sat-
urday morning at Grace Methodist
church in Goose Creek. Monday,
with the help of PTA workers,
she will start- packing. Into each
bag will go an orange, an apple,
a handful of nuts and, a bag of
candy plus a generous portion of
SEAMAN HEU) IN
HOUSTON SLAYING
jail under $25,000 bail each.
U. S. Commissioner David B.
Head set Dec. 24, for a .hearing
for both, but it was aaid that
federal grand jury action would
be taken before them.
Other than to insist that th*
charges were ridiculous, the Rus-
siarnt had nothing to say.
HOSPITALS
Mrs. J. L. Wright was taken
to the Gooae Creek hospital from
her home, 401 North GilUard, this
tomorrow for Edward M.-Erwin, morning* for X-ray exaamwtlori.
26. slated for appointment as an She was later removed to her.
assistant attorney general .who home. The transfers were madp
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Mrs. Annie Izard of Mmth
first street, yesterday was token
died Tuesday in a hospital at
Austin. ^ ;
Str^ocwcic tofectio»«hicU0#g* from the Goose Creek hospital
toated with a razdr nick on the to her home by a Tri-CStiea Fun-
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her when Hauser called. Hender-
son arrived a moment later, walk-
ed past Hauser and asked for Nel-
son.
As Nelson stood up to meet
Henderson, he was shot in the
chest with a pistol Hauser was
moving toward the living room
when a bullet struck him in the
chart,
killing him instantly- v
Mrs. Henderson said she was
married three years ago but
bean separated from her husband
about two months.
Hauser played with Galveston
toys. Arid what toys! Every toy
imaginable (within, the GoedfeK
lows’price range) has been bought
by the dozens so each person
packing a bag will have a wide
variety of toys from which to se-
lect. No two children in any family
ALLRED ASKS!
NEW SCHOOL]
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board of. education in flv <i
tax-rate and certifying ^
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BY!
vashingtc
' the A«erl
™nh -comp
i senate fli
Alfred P. Sloan, chairman, of
boardof General Motors,S pirit
as he testified before the Set—
finance sub-committee in Washing-
ton, on profit sharing. Me proposed
that government cut taxes and en-
courage industry to scrap eld a*
Silent On Dm,
jStt&aS
*ed .to maintain and SUl
public schools for gri
months each year, it ,1
to where the duty r pi*'1
ly this is a legislative
especially since
authorization and levvinr
which is the constitution,!-
saasssfe.
necessary to operate the
ht least six months.
By Legislature Only
“In my opinion, a rcouMt
higher per capita than Si
should-get the same toys.
Here’s an invitation to all .Good
fellows: stop by some day next
Week at the toy shop aqd browse
around a few moments, ’and see
how your money is spent! Don’t by a string, from bis left hadd.
get in the way, and don’t disturb h« looked like a balloon. He waa
the workers, just look in and seel tremendous.
We guarantee you’ll go away
wanting to give more into the
fund!
Funeral Rite* Held
For Dawson Infant
. Burial services were held at
Hill of Rest cemetery at 3 p.m.
m££JS K “Sy 5 *
toe, sport. He is survived by Ms
wife, a small daughter and his
mother.
Escape From Texas
Prison U Caught
win was studying the attorney- son, Thomas Edward, were a»ov-
jS^ afflce when be became ed from the Baytown hospital to
eral Home ambulance,
Mrs. H. O. Niemeyer of'Cros-
by, last night was taken to Meth-
odist hospital, Houston, by a Trl-
general’s office ..
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Jimmy Slattery Held
their, home at 414 Wisconsin by a
Tri-Cities Funeral Home aiubu-
(The 34-year-old former light-
heavyweight champion waa token
him lying in tow sfre&fl
According to authorities, Shea
in his statement to police, said:
“Slattery came up behind me
and punched me and knocked me
down. Then he took toe #oney
from my trouser pocket and left
sp£ on tfre sidewalkM
WON FATAL (N DEATH
NAIROBI, Tanganyika (U?> -
A man-eating lion which terrorized
li diatrie* near Kigoma, Tanganyi-
ka, killed five villagers before its
death and caused toe death of a ■
Mrs. J. J. Balderach, Jr* and
infant daughter, Doris AdeH, were
brought from Memorial hospital,
Houston, to their home at 118 1-2
Indiana, by a Tri-Cities Funerql
Horn* ambulance.
New Orleans Gets
Cotton Laboratory American Federation of'iir,
ASHJNGTON, Dec.
WASHINGTON, —. ,v
—Secretary of Agriculture Wal-
lace announced today that the
four federal agricultural research
laboratories authorized by the
last congress will be located In
Peoria, HI., New Orleans, La., the
Philadelphia area, and the San
Francisco bay area. 1
The New Orleans laboratory
will serve the region comprising
Alabama, • Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Oklahoma, South Carolina and
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 14 (i’.R-Pv
lice, today held a man describing
himself, as Elbert H. Harvey, 26,
Pampa, Texas, who aUsgediy ad-
mitted escaping tost Oct, l? from
the Huntsville, Texas, state pria-
on. Police quoted him as saying
he waa sentenced ftotn Ptoinview
in November, 1937, to a five-year
term on eharges of .assault and
robbery chafes.
He was arrested on suspicion
V-
Agreement hi Witter
fhnt sufe F«a. /:
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 14. «H>)
New difficulties today hampered
the setttemeht of a strike of op-
erating engineers at city water
pumping stations.
A peace conference between
city officials, and repreaentativea
ference room. ■■
The strike started Monday
when 102 engineers and appren-
tices left their stations, charging
that, the city had violated an
agreement to reinstate four men.
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Italy Authorizes
Huge Arms Spending
ROME, Dec. 14 «DR>—The cab-
inet has decided to spend 10.000^- .
000,000 lire ($526,250,080) on ar-
il was announced to-
s New 193 9
I*
was explained that the ex-
ture was approved because
’the urgent necessity of furl
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situation.”
add Mrs. C. H. Dawson of 701
pita!,
Interment was under diree'bn
of the Paul U. Lee Funeral Horn?.
Survivors are Die. parents, a
grandmother, Mrs. Ruby Carter
of Pelly, and two grandfatnera,
Dock Carter. Houston, and J. D.
Dawson of Overton, ; .
BRITISH-GERMAN
BREAK WIDENED
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noyed. .The menu showed Field
Marshal Hermann Goering (Nazi
No. 2} as a huntsman, wearing an
alpine hat, with a rifle slung over
his shoulder and a bird hanging
statute be amen.dcd
■ provide the amount which",
islature -desires to give
tremendous.
“Nor was the cartoon of Dr.
Paul Joaepb Goebbels (Nazi No.
3) good. Goebbels was shown aa
a waiter.”
Incidentally, the cartoons Show-
ed Renito Mussolini as toastmas-
ter, giving the Fascist salute, and
Premier Edouard Daiadier of
France aa a waiter.
The boycott story was publtsh-
sensation of the first rank, and
it brought rBOteiaaiiWto which.
|leal st^^^ReBy, wpo^dled yes- ^g TCJerrijanai may not have antic-
ipated.
Make Your Xmas Gift A
maSKSm
% to 8 Years to toy!
and
ion as --
jye do not Vi
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l • "Our View I
IB ;t vvbfill
by statute is nothing taw*
than a request for an am
tion. Appropriations must baa
by the legislature only, if,,,
crease is to be r---1- •-*-
ade H‘i™
by the legislature, j i
fore recommend to you )
schools as per capita aid-1
any surplus remains ^ ,
end of the fiscal year,,
Plu* can be taken-ji%i
toajt per capita. It is cerii
a sound principle of gta,
to permit either the state t
education or the i ' -1
board to legislate
making appropriations andli
ation by the legislatuw |
mining whether it ail
Debutantes’ coming out
in New York annually cod )
enta $8,000,000. After the 1L
it’s the old ntan who really *1
When COIN
THREAT
Uaed at firrt OHI
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if
America First...Last,
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mi Always
YeK see America for what it really i
—better than a promised land.
To our forefathtrii it was just a|
land ofprtmiiae with ne tfimminghl
merciless frontier drove hard t
exchange for day-tontay, existeneh 1
' " " 1 dpfifident
they were thankful and
. Today vart oceans atlli guard out
dom. Whfcave the Earth’s greatoit I
house of natural respurces. Comfort**
conveniences abound. Best of & »
see every promise of a future mo»l
erous. stilt. For America? Yes!
dally for all those with the M
America's pkmeers. M
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to recognize t1
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 150, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 14, 1938, newspaper, December 14, 1938; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1095898/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.