Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 14, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 30, 1941 Page: 4 of 8
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Tobin Drug Store
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Deputy Defense Oil Coordinator. Ralph K Davies, left, with Sen Fran-
cis Maloney 'D-Conn • going over Davies 51-page report to oil short-
age subcommittee as Davies testified before Senate commerce committee
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Human Safety
One needs judgment at all tunes
but never more than when driving
a car Whatever else one may sat
for alcohol, one cannot claim that
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The members ol the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church assembled at
the church '1'tiursaay evening tor
a fellowship hour honoring the pas-
tor Rev O N Baucom on the fifth
Rrisoruor pr> IS on rash *nd
rarry e lean I ng and pressing Amer-
ican Cleaners and llpn, 221 Weal
Oak. Phone 26*.
Mr and Mrs Walter Paschall re-
turned home Other guesu in the
Paschall home this week were Mr
and Mrs Llovd Paschall and daugh-
ter Mildred Mrs Johnnie Land-
aermeyer and daughter. Carole Ann
and Miss Christine Neilson all of
Fort Worth
Miss Nancy Hodges who received
a degree here in June, has gone to
Lockhart where she will teach
mathematics and science in
high school !
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presented with a gift of silver dol-
lars as their token of appreciation
and an appropriate |>orin written
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Mrs R G Myers. <nu tgan Street
entertained a group of little fnends
and adults on tne first birthday of
her daughter Jo Ann, Thurscay
afternoon Toy balloons and min-
iature airplanes were favors and a
tirthday cake was cut and served
with molded ice cream to Tom and
Beverly Ann Davis. John Ray -and
Mark Harvey Waggoner. Harvey
Ford III. Jo Ann Burks, and Mmes
H L. Ford Jr . J L Burks V. E
Waggoner Tom Dan- and A <
Bryant, unci Mmes R I.
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Mrs George Wil.lil .iihI
in the Denton Hi.-pit.d
have beet, taken to then
Denton Route 1
Birthday Party
For Jo Ann Myers
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So Japan wants to make her peace 1
with America to get the smoke of ,
Complete stock for your
needs. Come in. Get
ready for dove season.
W*ma» will live tei *Ull* J
fall brcwiur Uwt *
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Use more *lrenou» I
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win look poised I
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task war Work com- 1
a to toe ■yarning to ■
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AT UCTT Cl’TTER AT WORK; AT RIGHT ONE OF MANY GIRLS OPERATING MACHINES.
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Did you know that there is a
manufacturing plant in Denton to-
Two-toned and tjlg-brimmed
is the styling of felt hats tor
fall Black accents the gray in
bumper-brimmed number at
top Fresp detail jn the classic
tan swagger hat. bottorn is pro-
diK wl tn net < olorwi CGwhldo
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One of him star Marlene Dietrich's tamed gams is in a cast as u
result of an accident on a set In Hollywood Miss Dietrich was carrying
“Babv X" iwilh her in above photo> when siie tripped over a toy fire
engine aral in twisting herselt so tliat site wopld fall with the baby on
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Street _______ ____ ______..
seven people were employed and garment and passes it down the line
1,500 square feet ot floor space were
occupied
Today the plant, m its present
location in the Masonic Building
on East Hickory Street, occupias 8,
000 square feet of floor space Tile
60 employees bring the factory's
” average weekly iiayroll to-S 1.000
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Krum M oinan
Teo Young to Die
You say you have your car un-
der perfect control Pernaps — if
nothing crosses your path or
terrupts your progress But
pose something does, and history
certainly proves that it easily might
What then? Slamming on the brakes
when you're going 60 miles an hour
or swerving to avoid something in
your path, are not exactly sale at I
high speed What makes you think
that either of these things might
not be necessary ’
In my home town, a girl of
was instantly killed in a motor ac-
cident a day or so ago Pretty young
to die The man with her died the
following day A pretty big ciieck
to have to pay for an evening spent
at a roadhouse table
Davies Reparts To Oil Committee
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and science in the
Sne is a daughter of
i Frank Hodges
Frances Caddel of Lus An-
geles and Mrs Dovie Campbell of
Oklahoma City are visiting Mrs
S Thomas, 206 Harm Ave
Miss Henrietta Austin will go to
Greenwood in Wise County Mondav
for a home-coming of her former
iiome community. held annually on
Labor Day. and attendee! by a
Large number ol fonnei residents
Sne will be x-comiiartted by h<T
niece Mrs Joe Hobson
Mrs A L Zumwalt of Ardmore
Ok is a guest in the bone of her
brother Henry Caddel Un- week
Miss Exa Adams left Saturday
for Edinburg where she will tet»< h
this winter tn the science depart-
ment of the high schol
_ Denlun light
the United Slates warships out of ' M»n4a» night
her eyes That would call for vast
preparations on her part and we ■
must wait to see how far she
prepared to go
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1 stride the Clunese tiger and find-
ing it UBpoaalbke either to rtde it of
to dismount
The bond with the Axis, upon
which Japan has banked so much,
doesn't look so good a.- it did for
despite Hitler's successes in Russia
CURB ON RECKLESS DRIVERS
URGED BY MRS. MARTIN
A shocking number of accidents
on the highways have been report-
ed from all p*rts of the country
during the vacation period On wide
concrete roads with no mteraec- '
tions and a dear right ol way.
there has been appalling wreckage
Why? Excessive speed for one thing
For another, the bld impossible at-
tempt to fuse alcohol and gasoline.
They simply will not blend
When a car touring along at 6()
or 70 miles an hour crashes there
isn't much left of either the car or
its occupants A momentary loss of
control and it'» too late Irrepara- •
ble damage has been done Death
seems too big a price to pay for a
burst of spead
When motortec were allowed 35 (
miles per hour, they ran their cars i
at <5 or 50 Now. when they un-
allowed 50. they roar by at 60 or
over Is there no limit ’ Have drivers
no respect, either lor law or human
life?
for the next addition
] Two cloths are used by the fac-
tory for panties Trico non-run ray-
on is employed lor the more expen-
sive ones and circular knit rayon
is used for others Satin, lafTeta and
crepe go into the making of slips
' and brassier*
Bull- C utting I er manufacturers. Russell pointed
After the cloth Is received from I out The new equipment that lias
the mill it is turned over to the cut- ' speeded up and made more ef!L
He places the pal tern to be used | elent the manufacturing process has
cloth ;::‘.d j.'.art- the new ----------
rccetltly purchased by the 1
By DEWITT MACKENEBE
The American-Japanese negotia-
tions which are getting undgg way
in Washington look like a long de-
layed show-down between the two
countries
Maybe It will be the big show-
down upon which will tiEn the
question ot peace o» war. Die poal-
for industry
Going Into partnership with R
B Newman, who was associated
with the Pool Manufacturing Coni-
pany in Sherman for eight years
and looking for a plant site at that
time, Russell and Newman start-
ed the Russell-Newman Manufac- _ .
turing Company at 229 West Oak I assembly line formula Flach worker
When the factory opened. | adds to the manufacture of the
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factory, to work This cutter can
cut from Hi to JO dosen garments
on a single pattern at a time
When the cutting is completed,
the cuttings are sent to the seweys
and trimmers The scraps are sold
for junk
Newman, manager of the plant,
said approximately foul months are
usually needed lor the training of
u new employee He added, howev-
er. that since the Russeli-Newmah
Company has recently purchased
the latest and most efficient man-
ufacturing equipment, the training
period of its employees has been
substantially shortened.
According to Russell, two factors
prominent in giving the plant a
competitive advantage are the new
machinery used and the experience
gained In selling the products to the
retail trade through the H M Rus--i
sell department store
Having a retail outlet whereby
the factory finds out first hand the
problems and needs of the custom-
ers gives it an advantage over oth-
er
out
turned over to the cut- ' speeded up and
Four Salesmen
Four traveling salesmen represent
reaching and forceful policy in the tin- rapidly growing company and
Far East sell Rs products in Texas Okla
... .. .. . . . hom*. Arkansas and IxnUsiuna In
Would Extend InHueua-e
That policy, as Tokyo sees it,
would set the clock back on Ja-
pan's program for control of Asia
and vastly extend American influ-
ence in the Orient
For one tiring Toky o undoubted-
ly believes America has determined
on such an extensive all-out aid lor
China as will render it impossible
for Japan either to complete her
conquest or to hold the territory
which she already has taken On
top of that Washington is going
ahead with material assistance for
Russia in the war against Hitler--
and Japan is desperately worried
lest these supplies be turned against
her in event of Russo-Japanese
trouble
But back of that grim view, To-
kyo sees on the far horizon smoke
*r<xn the funnels of the United
Slates navy- and is afraid we are
getting set for action
Japan is in a mighty uncomfort-
able posltiorf No friends in Asia-
surrounded by countries hostile to
tier operations - no money -eco-
nomically at sixes and sevens—a-
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Bv LOl IS P LOCHNER
BERLIN Aug 30-14*— The Eng-
land of the present mentality can
have no -iiare in Europe's new or-
der as designed bv Adolf Hitler and
Be-:Ito Mussolini authorized sources
i-ommented today following the
sixth and longest meeting of the I
two dictators since the war began
England arrogates to itself the
right ot play ing minister of interior
everywhere the spokesmen said
h'nee she is unfit for a Europe
of cooperation."
Remarks of A
U. S secretary
next era
described
CROSS ROADS
CROSS ROADS Aug 28 Rev C
Moreland. Ernest Smith. A C Sitz.
J D I rick and Garland Sitz at-
tended Baptist Brotherhood at He- f
bron.
Mr and Mr* Roger* Martin and
daughter and W T Fulmer are vis-
iting relatives Ln Brock
Mrs Walter Turner and daughter
visited her parents Tn Wijson Ok' ' i
Misses Lucille and Oneta Smith I
are visiting Rev and Mrs
Turner ot Floyd
Mr and Mrs
his parents at Aubrey-
John Herbert returned home from
a Dallas hospital
Mr. and Mrs O Toomer and
grandson. Kenneth Maples, visited
tn Dallas
Miss Helen Sitz of Denton visited
homefolks
Mr and Mrs Geo Bell and chil-
dren of Aubrey visited Mrs J M
Smit fl :
Mrs Ann Lawson relu-'ed to ,
Bridgeport after an extended visit i
here
Mrs B M Owens and Mrs Ruth
Christian and children of Hollis,
Ok . visited A A Cofley
Mr and Mrs Carl Evans of Wax-
ahachie, Mr and Mrs Henry For
of Norman. Ok . were guests of Mr
and Mrs Charles Frady
Mr and Mrs Harold George vis- l
ited Mr and Mrs. Rome Griffin of
Pilot Point ,1
Mis* ljuira Smith Is visiting Mrs
Adell Waggoner in Dallas
Mr and Mrs C W I rick and sons |
visited Mrs Guyer of Hanger
Mr and Mrs Geo Cook of Grape-
vine visited his parents here
J L Bteele has gone to St Paul.
Minn . to visit his daughter Mrs.
Ruth Thomas.
Let ■■ take ease er year wlalrf
garment* far the •ummer, Prtre*
reaaanabtr Amrrraa CTcaaara an*
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Nellie Gene Marlon, daughter
Mr and Mrs Paul Manon ot Bor
ger. ah<> imih rucnl . n ap|H n<l<*
toniy m tin I a num Hiepii.il 1..
Suuda). *:cs I
the Allies are in far better position I inane o! trial
than they were a few months ago
Anyway. Germany is too far away |
to aid Japan in event of another l
war in die Pacific
The Denton AAA force will
a second holiday this tear Monday,
when the office will be closed all
day m observance of Labor Day,
ths- i-iunty comimttee decided Fri-
day afternoon
Wil) Open liid*
Howt ier. al 2 p m the county
committee and Administrative As-
sistant Loyd C Sullivan will meet
at the office to open the bids on the
A AA terracing pr<»gram which were
advertized for t<> be tabulated tiiat
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chief executive might say m a
speech this afternoon io the Roose-
velt Home Club and in another
Mondav to the nation
Toe Home Club Is an assemblage
of the presidents friends and
neighbors who meet once a year on
the la«u ol Moses Smith a tenant
• <«1 Hie hrxrrvHt estate, to hvtr
Neighbor Roosevelt" speak
Whether Mr RooM-velt would
have sometlimg of significance to
sal today could nut be gauged in
adiiiiiic It u|>peur«sl likeh Uiat any
detailed discu.-slon ot the tem|>ec
luoirs nit<*rnstionnl situation would
tie reserved for toe speech Monday,
when the president will have 15
mini.les cm radio networks He will
peak at 11 4> u m 'CST'
Denton Couple Speeulate on
United in Marriage K I). K. Sin tdies
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Raymond L Wheeler ano Miss
Dorothy Hutcherson were united in
marriage Thursday at Marietta. Rev
W. R Dennis officiating with Uu.
ring ceremony
The bnde is a daughter of
and Mrs B F Hutcherson o' Clif-
ton. and is a graduate of the Clif-
ton High School and Junior Col-
lege The groom is a graduate of
the Gainesville High School and of
Texas University He is a member
ol the Junior Chamber of Com-
merce and Klwanis Club here and
both Mr and Mrs Wheeler are as-
sociated with the Industrial Credit
Co
They are making their home
1H1! West Mulberry Street
nws muffs
Si. PaulN l.uthe**n Sunday
Si-hool will have a picnic Sunday
afternoon at Uie fanii home ot Gut.
Trletsch and tile re win be no other
evening service The
leave the cilurch at :
tne farm
The monthly meeting of the First
Baptist T E 1. Class has been
posqsmed l roai Munday. because
ot i-abor Du. and will be held Mon-
day Sept 8 in the church
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dennie
Carr of Krum Saturday, in the
Medical and Surgical Clinic a boy
who has been named Kenneth Ray
Bom. u> Mr and Mrs. T H.
White, m the Denton Hospital. Fri-
day night a boy
Mr and Mre Robert Drennan and
baby David, of Denver City and
Mrs W C Brannon and sun I any
it clears the bram or produces bal- .of El Paso who had been visiting
ance and judgment Every one
knows that, but does the knowledge
slow one up? Records prove that it
doe* not We persist in thinking of
ourselves as the exception to the
rule. H's the ocher fellow who can t
drink and drive—he can't hold his
liquor as we can Saddest of all. it s
sometimes the other fellow who pays
with his life for that precious ego
of ours, that stupid belief that we
are different, the Great Excepno:
addition to lingeries tile factory
___________ r______ ______ manufactures the print flour sacks
day producing 2,000 dozen garments used bv the Morrison Milling Com-
. ___ of lingerie for women children and ' pany.
J?*" 1 every week? The success achieved by this ex-
I Two years and one month ago J ! [landing plant is a tribute to Rus-
The Indications are that tne Nip- . Holford Russen aware of Denton's j sell s foresight and courage in
ponese finally have reached tn* • nefd for decided that he ; bringing another industry to Den-
potnt where they want to square wou|d prove this city's siiituliililv . ton and Newman's ex[x-ii manug-
ing of the faclory
_ The sixty employees, four sales-
men. six clerical and floor workers,
eight trimmers and 42 sewers, each
keeping her machine humming
present the plant's visitors with a
scene of Industrious activity The
manufacturing process follows the
HYDE PARK N Y Aug 30 <4*.
Act tMii|>anif‘d bv Han y 1 Hop-
kins President Roowvelt came to
hi* Hudson Valley home here to-
day to make two possibly weighty
addresses in three days
Although Hopkins the president's j anniversary of ius pastorale He was
lease-lend supervisor is a relatively
frequent guest at the Roosevelt es-
tate his presence on the train trip
from Washington this tune stirred | by a member was read
up new s|>eculatioti about ahat the [ Recounting the accomplishments
might say m a i ol the five years, important events
were list t a 80 received into mcm-
I bership one or more revivals each
year, organization of a Junior
Christian Endeavor the first year a
dnily vacation Bible schol held the
past three tears a unified finan-
<ul plan adopted and the church
debt lifted; rompiet inn of t lie
churoh busejiunt making it avail-i
able lor classrooms and an audi-
torium. and terracing uf the church
vard hi addition to Un- above Hie
chinch lues been hut h> two Pies
tv tel tan meeting' and
< teiwral A-ssettibly
A short devotional and a piv
gram w<ie presented in oja-nmg
the session and at the close o' the
evening the pastor and his wife
were presented with a beautifully
decorated cake bearing five lighted
candles, refre.slunents were served
and a sing song enjoyed
Obviously, something must re-
done to protect'u.’ against ourselves
Car cannot be permitted to nm
wild and endanger the lives of tlitee
who come in their path Parkways
were not built to destroy life or at
best the peace of mind of those
who travel on them Unless each
driver assumes his responsibility
and operate* his car with due re-
gard for human safetv irastl.
chaages m the Liu will have to oc
male and enforced if wt ...■>■ t>
surv ive
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Miss Mary Dixon. 35. of Krum
died tn a local hospital Saturday
where she underwent a major opJ
eratlon Wednesday evening She waJ
a native Texan, and had lived iff
this county 22 year*
member ot the Baptist Church Th«
body is being held in the Schmitz
Funeral Home until noon Sunday,
when it will be taken to the Baptist
Church in Krum for funeral serv-i
ices at 3 p m Burial will be in th»i
Jackson cemetery
Surviving Miss
mother
A Berle assistant
of state that the
would be American were
another example ot
plutocratic powers trying to meddle
in world affairs
■ Berle in a speech before the
Williamstown Ma s i Institute of
Human Affairs, asserted Thursday
night that the next era would be
the American Century" only if "the
•ord American is taken in its
broadest finest sense "
lur Ainarwan*.' Ua»
German sources said, is agreeable
to us but the United States should
keep its hands off elsewhere We
have no ambitions whatever in the
America But leave us alone please "
Dixon are her
Mrs Tom Dixon of Krum,
iuxt a bi other Jun Dixon iA Minis.
Uon 1* extremely serious, though
far from hopeless.
There is one fundamental point
which we must not overlook It* aid-
ing up this situation Washington
has hardened tremendously tn re-
cent weeks toward the Japanese
operations in the Orient. Uncle Bain
is in no mood for tea-table talk,
but looks like a man i Xi—
pared to meet any eventuaUUes.
~ the Nip-
finally have reached the
Haar* t H*aV W«T*t
themselves with Uncle Sam and urt-
load the disastrous Chinese “inci-
dent ' which is breaking their backs. [.
It will take much to achieve agree-
ment* with Washington al this late
date, and what isn't clear is how
far Tokyo is prepared to recant,
for it certainly must back water
The nnpdl.se bock of Japan’s
rather sensational move to try to
make terms obviously must be a
powerful one To my mind Jt is
1 just what I have mentioned above
the hardening of Washington to a
point where Japan is afraid the
cord of peace will snap
From information which has come
to me from a private source I
should say that the Japanese very
recently have come to the conclu-
sion that the United States has de-
cided Ao pursue a much more far-
When Your PhyNirfan Gives You A Prescription
A FEW PRACTICAL POINTERS
First of nil. Detect a pharmacist with more thun ordinary care
Consult your physician on this point Chcwwr a pharnmi 1st' with
high professiiMm) Ideals, a pharmacist of character a pharma
list who sfieclalixes in preacrlpdon work n pharmacIM wlio en-
joys the good will nt Hie medical iirofeasion
Uecoirn take jrour prescript ion to only a p|mf mg, IM wtai is
qualified by law. by experience and training mid by edueatton to
accurately coni|MHind prerwripHotv.
ITiirii. make Mire lhat the pharmacist you wlect uses <ail* high
quality materials in compounding
11 IwecauUoiia are observed, the medicines will* fulfil) the
eg|i**lattona of your physician mid recovery of Hu* laiiient will
ia- mi>re certain '
Brooks Drug Store
Phons* 2B and 3D Where Denton TTadea Pr.v Delivery
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