Stephens County Sun (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 13, 1940 Page: 6 of 6
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THE STEPHEN COUNTY SUN
THuisday, «Tun~ 18, 1010.
I'tmlii)" Play
Taxes Umpires
)r Loop
lASVILLK. Ba, (U.fii --
-Florida leagues umplii
shaktng their heads
t this pu:~:lc jilay that occur-:
j during ii game between j
Hie mid Sordele: •{'
' Cordele had the bases full, with '
Vut'Cey on firi.t and Heller at bat.
Heller /lied oit to right field and;
the runnci>! *11 tagged up and |
started to advance. But the catch j.
(p let the throw fiom the outfi'id
gfct away f.-ciin him and the mri-
ners started home.
Thiee runs cia-sed the Jil.ito
and wen: duly marked up on the
ncoreboatd, but then the iiriij-i i «■
happened to note that i'urccy, '
Who had been on first, wan no v.
on third.
Umpire pal.-.y Yaihle checked j
lite batting euier and i tiled that !
Heller, who had ieoied one of the
runs, was out fur parting a i tin-
ner. That made two out and the;
was i churned. • j:
•But then a Thornasville playei
protested thai H.-ilfai wa; ahead.'
; out, since he ha(j filed to iu;ht j'
Held and, consequently, the! e were
three out. and the side was u tired.
This called tor a eunfereuc-
nmor.g umpiie . plaji: i ,ind fans,
and finally somebody pointed uiil ■
that after flying out. Hellei had
Simply continued around the bancs
and had been counted as one of j
the scoring runner.-!.. ' i
One run was taken down from;,
the iicoieloard P rcey l esu'meii I . -
his post on third tase with two
out, and everybody wa satisfied.
P By Can3 and Air—Drive on .Paris
U. S. Assembles
World's Biggest
X-Ray Machine
WASHINGTON fJ.R> -—Scientists
at the Bureau of Standards are
assembling and testing the world's
largest X-ray machine, weighing
20 tons and capable of generat-
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ing more than 1,5000,000 volts.
The machine is Intended prim-
arily to assist in determining po-
tentialties of high voltage rays in
the treatment of cancer and other
types of X-ray therapy.
An indication of the power of
the midline — and its economy-
is gained by comparing it with an
equally effective amount of ra-
dium. Where the X-ray machine
cost approximately $500,COO, the j
amount of radium necessary to i
create the same voltage would cost
in excess of $50,000,000 — and
probably could not be gathered in
one place, even if the money were
available.
The laboratory in which the-
machine will be housed is 60 feet
tall, completely copper-lined and
fitted with 12-inch concrete walls
to prevent radio reactions from
disrupting the rays. When mail-
ing observations, bureau scientists
will be enclosed in a small ante-
room surrounded by 16-inch con-
crete walls.
KENTON, O. ll"I?) — Joe Vannat-
tcr iwill vote legally this year for
the first time since lie cast his
original vote at smithdale, Arb., in
1898. Vannatter, native of Canada,
voted regularly from 1904 to 1936.
He discovered ti'is pi-m« a-ben pen-
sion officials brought up the citi-
zenship question.
Trick Is Played Oil
Pawnshop Head
NEW ORLEANS (U.R)-It was a
foul trick someone played on John
S. Soulant, chief pawnshop in-
spector for the police department.
A pair of microscopes valcd at™
$225 were stolen from Chaiity
Hospital, and later pawned at a
nearby shop in Soulant's name.
Bbltlng 1000 M-waiing di'.e homhers r.nd 700,000 men against the
i'.'iv cr of the Fietit'S. : 11;iv. .Vio!f Slstler fiiinbled for his greatest
puzi > tin ■; m < i> 'i I'pri rn:d victory in the A'_r.
And v.iiilu t'.e ;it li ttle r:.£i-.«-, the Miadiw of German nrmet'
might looms thiealoiniiiify over France's Arc do Triomphe.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evens nr
Visiting here.
Mr. and Mi.-. K. A. Dean wn-. Hrm H and .Mi-,.
..Pearl .ijidliiig^ pi
hy aiip.ane a hatching or
50 foi a Nassau, Bahamas,
agi icul'.ui al project.
College Papers To
Start Campaign
EA8TON, Pa. (U.R) — A college
here 'Sunday. j;vvere ..in ' fSanger AS'edri.esdBy.;!'ao):it- !
Mr. and Mis H. A. Barker visit- ing.
ud Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Hidlinj; j —|| . . j
Miss Temple Dean is vuiting re- Caddo News
latives in Corpus Clulnti. ! ■ '
We,appreciated the nice atn.-vers Maltha I'orbett and Anhie
of rain that have been falling. l.u.j I.;nn illumed to Jienti.n campaign to discourage war hys-
Kate and Home! l-ang!o:d c-11 Tu.nl.iy in u^uiiic iheii studied teria in the United States and to
cd on J. D. Hulling Sunday after- IU t. .K. T. C. promote peace ''in every honor-
noon. ' lA.-i.-tt P.ea\. i «<-ni tn Au tin able way" has been started by
A large CI uwd attended the fun- Wt dm oday to nib'!,'I th0 Univ- The Lafayette, weekly student
eral of James Graves at 2 o clock ,.r-HHy of Tr\as tin., s:iinmer. < publication at Lafayette College.
Thursday- He was the son of Mi Mr. and Mis. Dean Wilkinson The Lafayette asked editors of
and Mis. Marion Oriives. Biolhe: . and Mrs. J vs. Wilkinson Spent a it; lOaiilern college newspapers td
Johnson conducted the services, ; few daya in Mineral Wells la-jl contribute their ideas af> a basis
Mrs. Little Clrnves or Floydnd.i W(,k
and Douglas Graves of Glrard j Mrs. -Maggie Ti.lltw and .Mr:: E
were here. B. Mu<ir,petii ale in .Mineral Wilis i ence v.-ili b>- called later to furnut
Mrs. Maud Fambiough visiteu . wiili theii moth<- , Mrs. J. 11. Mc- ; late a platform.
Mrs. Sarah Tat rent Friday after- Me,-n who is ill.
noon. ' The liaptist leviv-i! began Wed _
: Bennle Lnngfoid of Carbon riesday night with Rev. She]>pard sl.owcd 80 per cent <:f college .stu
visiting relatives here. doing th preaching. ; dents are opposed to fighting '"Eu-
Mre and Mix, Caleb BarHer.; Mr. (Uul ji'rg, ^ Humphr-.y of rope's war on Europe's soil,' It de-
manded that the Federal govern-
ment crystalize its stand on the
war question, \
for discussing ; means of. keeping
the nation out of war. A confer-
In an editorial, the Lafayette
publication said that a survey
Drannon and Pearl Ridling '.were o;crafthm sf.ent th,> weekend witn
In Breckcnridge Sutuid.iy morn- theii daughter, Mrs. D. Glenn.
"H," """Incw Bred Poultry
here
A few of the ladles of this com Achieves Notice
munitv have been making mat-
treuse.i at the Oakley school house BRENTWOOD. N. H New
foi" the past week. - i Hampslin e'.s cros '-bled poultt y is , , , , , .. ...
Mr and Mrs. Buster Power of rapidly gamine woildwae .eco!: numbering 12,000 troops will
Wttyltihd visited Mr. and Mm. J. nitu.n thiough the eifotta of Mr. 'Isht !l wwnd Sabine v.i.|py wai
A Ridling Tuesday. and Mrs. H S. Twite hell, f - Th«y have been noti
Mr, and Mrs. Pete Mills, visit ,d ; From .their poultry farm here 0 ''' 11 " thice weess
Mi. and Mi S Wid Mills Tuesday, they have shipped li.e h.-ns sir, fir of ^"!d duty commencing Aug. .i.
Miss Vaciii and Ota Krashirr and us liav.-at; and Palestine this •- I>attk-ficlds recently used by
Mrs. Ola Puu'tt attended "Gone te, fthip.i: lit '. ringing u i eat or the regular army again
With The Wind" in Bret,ken. Ulge. , ders. " .<* ,the ""nuuv^s,
Mrs Maud F.un! rough, Mia on. Their latest venture is.: to ex- : whip A, "lvoIv= units from
' nearly all the southern states.
Sabine Valley Site
Si I UEVEPOE'J Ui. <U.R) - Na-
tional Guard and regular army
It's The Only Beer
In The South
Brewed With
TEST PROVES MOUTH STAYS KEEN
AND FRESH AFTER SOUTHERN SELECT!
TAKH a slow, thoughtful sip of Southern
Select—-then wait a minute! Notice how
keen your taste-sense remains—how fresh your
mouth stays! You can enjoy Southern Select all
evening Jong and the result will be the same
That's because Southern Select is
so perfectly brewed that it has NO
a/ter-tai/e whatever! Also, it's the
only beer in the South brewed with
distilled water! Order Southern
Select and taste the difference!
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OAlVJSTON.MOUStON MfWHUES, INC
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GEORGE H. JEWELL
gckenridgp Avrnw Hreckentitlge.
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RO^DRyMUES!
mi
Town House
Finest Quality
Grapefruit
Juice
4(i oz-
Can
No. 2
Cans
tie
Stokely's Finest
Tomato
uice
2.3 ozj
Can
Castle Crest
Sliced or Halves
No. 2 1-2
Can
StoUely's Finest
Honey I'otl
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No. 2
Cans
Country Home No. 2
Cream Style Can
X
Standard
3
No. 2
Cans
Van
Camp's
1() oz.
home.
':'r~ X' Finest Quality Flout
24 Lb. -ISl.b.
SACK SACK
79c $1.39
Mor
Windex
Soap
Rale wood
pound
J.uiieh Meat
12 oz. tin
(i ounce
Bott'i-
Macaroni
Fruit Cocktail
Marsliiiiallows
Salad Dressing
Spinach
Rutter
Soap
Jell Weil
I'raneo
American
Nu. I
can
Timely Brand
Nu. 1 ei'.u
Klilffie^t
J IIj. Ijox
Duchess
Quart Jar *
linierald A No. 1
Buy Ca cans
25c
10c
19c
25c
19c
Fresh Safeway OW5
Z7c
Dog Food
Solids or Quarters, lb.
3.-10c
' 3 ^ 10c
12c
v's" 3 v;:.: 14c
Crystal White—All
Purpose House
Quick Setting
(gelatin
Fr?nch's
10 ox. |)Ug.
Camay
Toilet
liars
Mammy lain Cream
20 pound tnek
45c
Airway FitkIter Finer
COFFEE
I--Lb.
Package
Edwards Coffee
Canterbury Tea
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Tin
1-1 III.
pi's:
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15c
Sugar Cured Tender
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13c
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Hall, C. M. Stephens County Sun (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 13, 1940, newspaper, June 13, 1940; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth131032/m1/6/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.