Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 15, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 1, 1942 Page: 3 of 6
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PERSONALS
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your floral
flowers, pot-
Buy Your Fur and
Fur Trimmed Coat
Perrin Concert
Here Seeks to
Enlist Technicians
Receives Call to
Church in Tarrant
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Hold Man Here
For Desertion
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the serious military
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Slidell Revival
You'll iovo money bocauio wo bought thoio lovely Chatham Blanket*
early thl* year! And they ore 100% wool — wonderfully warm by
tert—and bound with Ivxuriou* rayon *atin.
and October of this year.”
This procedure, Hershey added,
and
have
Probably such military policing will
have to be maintained for years
nailheads, rthvs of braid or
draped bows
garment hcpked to It. Some Hol-
lywood girls can use adhesive tape
to paste down the girdle edges.
The congregation was invited to
remain for the ceremony, and Mias
COUNTY COURT
Civil file docket:
H, M Russell de Sons Co. va. W
N. (Bill) Corry, suit for debt.
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NOW—while you can
Cut 100% rood
materials
A concert by the Perrin Army
Air Force band, a polished military
band known through thia port -of
the state, will be played in Denton
at 7 p m Wednesday. Arrange-
ments for the concert were made
between the Chamber at Commerce
and Col. D. O Stitt, commanding
officer of Perrin Field.
The concert is one of 11 which
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Purity Bakery
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peachea and
oranges, and butter have been re-
A culled meeting of ministers, lay-
men and board members of the
Denton District of the Methodist
Church was held In the First Meth-
L Church Tuesday morning for
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PROBATE COURT
File Docket:
Application filed by E. T. Sanders
et al. to contest right of T. C. San-
ders to probate will of Lucy Ann
Sanders, deceased. Proponent's first
supplemental petition filed.
County, and
has accepted an invitation to con-
statesmen and observers,
however, seems to point generally
in this direction:
Japan and Germany will have
Couple United in
Church Ceremony
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influence of barbarism from dis-
rupting peace It means the pulling
Mrs Teal was formerly Mias Eva
J<V Stanley, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs H. L Stanley, 1921 West Hick-
ory Street.
Registrants to
Be Pooled for
Call to Service
To Teach in Port
Arthur Music School
Miss Zells Star Bradshaw, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. I. 8 Brad-
shaw. 630 Schmits Stret, will leave
this evening for Port Arthur to
teach in the studios of the Nation-
al Institute of Music and Arts For
the past six weeks she has been
at the headquarters of the Institute
In Hollywood, taking preliminary
training Miss Bradshaw was a mu-
sic major in T. 8. C. W., and was
graduated from that college at the
session Just closed. .....x...4.
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called a
committee Thursday afternoon at
3:30 o’clock in the council room
of the municipal building, where
'plans for the year's work will be
made.
Word haa been received here ut
the birth of a girl Aug 30. to Mr
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of world society.
We are talking about one of the
greatest epochs of World history
Mr Grew* idea isn’t new. </.
course, but being a post-war prob-
The WILLIAMS Store
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VeivA Lee Film
Shoes parade their bit of deco-
| ration this year, and can be used
predominately as accessories that
> or dress down. Calfskins
the most popular. Of course,
and cobbler's stitching, rakish
tongues and dashing buckles are
Suede models carry
SIX BEAUTIFUL PASTEL COLORS
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The names of all purchasers of War Bonds from the Texas The-
ater during the September bond sales drive will be carried on special
name plaqpes which will be placed in the interiors of North American
‘ ib^rs. as shown in the photograph above, said J. P Harrison,
local chairman of the war activities committee for the Motion Picture
Industry of Texas The B-25 is the same type bomber used by Jimmy
Doolittle and his men in their raid on Tokyo and Harrison said that
local purchasers of War Boh ds. during the September drive which will |
be sponsored by the Motion Picture Industry, would have the satisfaction
of knowing that their War Bonds would carry personal messages to
Tokyo and Berlin.
DISTRICT COURT
File docket:
Ex parte R E Ford and Hannah
Ford, petition for adoption of Da-
vid Ernest Brown. Consent of mo-
ther. Ruth Esther Brown, field.
-Charles Turner, eon el Mr and
Mrs G T. Turner, Monday went
to Sulphur Springs, where he will
be coach in the high school.
and Oklahoma. Stitt announced.
The tour is being made in connec-
tion with an Army Air Force cam-
paign to enlist technicians for
ground crew work at training sta-
tions.
"Men who enlist tn the present
Perrin Field campaign may
to be assigned to duty at
Field.” Stitt said "The opportuni-
ties offered to men in ground crew
work go farther than the prom-
ise of rapid advancement in the
army, for the man who learns
ground crew mechanics or radio
maintenance In the army is also
fitted for profitable work after the
war in the expanded aviation in-
dustry.”
The band will be accompanied to
Denton by officers from the field.
The entourage will travel in a fleet
of army cars
The public was invited to the
concert Young men especially were
Mrs Henry Owsley and children, urged to attend, for they will be
expect
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famous Interior decorator specially for the new bedroom schemes—
pose, blue, green, peach, ma lie, and ce da rose.
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j really long, rope of pearls is to
Remember the two-color combina-
I tlons we were telling you about last
I week? Well, here it comes again—
| this time in dirndl dresses—and
two or three colors in the skirt Just
as popular along the skirt line, are
the draped skirts and long torso
dreases, just <»»e piece of ornamen-
tal Jewelry.
Allies Face Big
Task in Crushing
Jap Ruling Class -
Rev ottis E. Denney, pastor of
Slidell and Argyle Baptist Church-
es. has closed a successful revival
ip the Slidell church in Which then
were 16 additions to the church by
baptism, five reconsecrations
13 tlthera to the church. His broth-
er, Ralph Denney, was in charge of
singing Both will enroll in the
Southwest Baptist Seminary tn
Fort Worth this fall.
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A man identified as a deserter
of the U. 8. Navy was taken into
custody in Ponder Monday after-
noon by Deputy Sheriffs ijither Al-
len and Sam Gentry. A Michigan
man. the seaman was being held in
the Denton County jail, pending
word from Naval authorities at
Norfolk, Va., where he was reported
to have been stationed.
HIGH HPEEDN KILL . TIRKS.
MOTOR AND MAYBE YOHI
es all around the head, shaped and
thinned wherever necessary.
For daytime, then, the hair can
be dressed in soft off-the-face
waves, combed back casually,
back falling
For
Wartime Glamor
to carry out this
elimination of militarism and the
remoulding of the minds of whole
I this end in some countries by
wholesale massacre of recalcitrant
grownups and the taking over of
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showed that lack of such ‘safe- «wple was unattended and the ]
guards enabled quick rearmament. brid« *’or«' a mldlfr bluf> suit with I
1 corsage of asters.
After that must begin the long
and arduous process of eliminating
the militaristic idea from the minds
of the people by education. We
shall have to undo all that Hitler
and the Jap militarists have done
by intensive propaganda during the
past twenty years, and especially
in the last decade. Mainly we shall
have to work on the children and
youth, for the views of many of the
older folk will be more difficult to
change.
It will be a colossal job. for
we shall encounter the resentment
of conquered pepples. Still, It can
be done if it is approached in the
right spirit. The people of both
right spirit The people 01 oom , Rev T C. Wi
Germany and Japan are by nature ister, has receivi
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lleve that all Germans and all j duct a prayer service there Wed-
Japanese are of necessity bad. On ■ nesday evening while euiwlGci lug
the contrary I believe that properly the call. The congregation has Just
led they would be useful members
of society.
noon by members of the Business
Womens Class of the church.
; T. C. Alumnus,
Hero of Midway,
[ Now Missing
Miss Thelma Elrod, daughter
I E D. Elrod of Tallulah. La . be-
came the bride of Kyle Hardesty,
son of Mr and Mrs. T. F. Hardes-
ty 8r, Route 1. Denton. Sunday
at the close of the morning 1
ice in the First Baptist Chi
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: give the designers a chance, and
. here they’ve turned out a ribbon . luncheon served in the church at
nations? Hitler is trying to achieve I
Food Stamp List
For "September
Blue stamp foods availabb dur-
ing September to teBiUst using
food stamps to' Denton County
have been announced.
Foods for Heptetriber
same aa those listed tor i
cspt tijat frosh plums, (.
moved from the list because con-
dltlons do not warrant additional
market support for the items at
thin time The complete list of blue
stamp foods for the period Sept. 1
through Sept M is frosh pears,
frosh apples, all fresh vegetables
including sweet and Irish potatoes,
shell eggs, corn meal, hominy
(corn) grits, dry edible beans,
wheat flour, enriched wheat flour,
self-rising flour, enriched self-ris-
ing flour, and whole wheat (Gra-
ham) flour.
Designed' to help create neces-
sary new outlets for fanfi products
and enable farmers to increase pro-
duction. the food stamp program
also helps build -up the health of
the nation by making such needed
additional foods available to under-
privileged families, Howell pointed
out
AMONG SICK
Bryant McCain of Denton con-
tinues to Improve in a hospital at
Ancon. Panama.
Harry Heflin underwent a ton-
sillectomy Tuesday.
Mrs Leon Baker. 612 South Elm
Street, was admitted to the Den-
ton Hoepital and will undergo ma-
jor surgery Wednesday
W 8. Long, who is in a Dalias
hospital for treatment, is report-
ed improving
Ted Torn and family have moved -
to 8an Antonio.
Miss Beatrice Mmpeon is vistt-
in to Fletcher, Ok.
Mia. Archie Spratt vtaitod Ar-
ehie at Ardmore. Ok.
Mr. and Mrs. Olan Fendleton ef
Wheeler visited Mr. and Mia. Ftod
Goto and attended the Grom Val-
ley school reunion.
Jesse Bradshaw of Wheeler visit-
ed Mr and Mrs Jack Graves.
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1 in Ban Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Klsd
* children qf Iowa Fart art
Mro. T. A. Gmtlek
Meat Production
* Large in August
CHICAGO, Set. 1 —(A*)’ — Meat
production in August was the larg-
est in history for that month and |
more than 1“
A r ~ . __4 1 iiiia piMvcviuiv, ririnury uuuru,
Al?US.t ♦“ ^.ar. T' the Amert' win tend to level off inductions
1 with ’Tile ultimate objective of
j calling men from the small town
| and from the city on an approxi-
| mately uniform basis "
1 To Follow New Rule
[ service policy to "Follow the order
| of dependency deferments" estab-
P 8. to the little animals’ note
we made last week (you know,
1 grouping them on lapels, etc , for
m> -mb. smihiioi.au. »*»*•**;. va , „ a new wwy tevrsr « taagrr
military equipment—land, air and I rea]]y Jong, rope of pearls is to 1
water Their navies, military air- cat£h them with a pearl-colored bee
about half-way down.
Miss Charlotte Traylor, a summer
: graduate of the Teachers College,
left Tuesday for Munday where
she will head the science depart-
ment of the Munday High School.
Mrs Truylor accompanied her
daughter and will spend port of
her vacation there
Mias Clara Tucker of the Uni-
versity of Louisiana, Baton Rouge,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G W. Boner
Mrs. C. W. Trigg and daughter,
Miss Mary Alice, arrived Monday
from Brownwood to visit relatives,
Mrs Trigg returning Tuesday ac-
companied by Mrs Edna W Trigg,
and Miss Mary Alice remaining for
a week or more
Miss Gladys Kelso of the Teach-
ers College music faculty is vis-
iting an ex-student of the college.
Miss Ruth Carr, in Galveston.
Miss Harriet Osborne, who for
1 two weeks has been the guest of
her sister. Miss Mary Tom Os-
borne. returned to her home in Ban
Antonio.
Dr and Mrs Richard Mandell
have returned from a three weeks’
vacation to various Texas points.
Rev T C. Wright, Baptist mln-
, 1 1/ed a call from the
the regimentation pleasant Run Baptist Church, near
• ertithficid, Tcr“~t County, and j
but I am not one of those who be- has accepted an invitation to con- |
lleve that all Germans and all j duct a prayer service there Wed-
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completed a new. modern church ,
between Fort Worth and Grape-
vine.
Wright has been conducting serv-
ices at various places the past two
years, under the direction of the
Denton Countly Baptist Associa-
tion.
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by Fboswlx sew
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fraro tba vayasm ka
Hey. here are pajamas that play to the annual North Texas Confer-
a dual role It is the top that is ence in Dallas Oct. 21-26. Bixty-
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be worn with suite or slacks as slde<j 0)ver by District Superintend-
well as pajamas ent C D Montgomery, who report-
Having trouble with those panty- ed good representation of the 29
girdles or other girdles now that pastoral charges in the district of
you aren't wearing stockings? Just go churches
I Tlie conference closed with the
Casual for daytime—dramatised
for evening—and it all comes from
the same basic haircut. Yes. new
ter destruction of Japanese mill- | f*H hairdos are in tune with the
' Himes, designed for quick changes
ag well as beauty. In just a Jiffy,
1 a smart casual coiffure can be-
glamorous creation that is
wul Friday from selatu., Calif., where
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her husband who is to 25th oboer- f
ration squadron.
Mrs. Gene. Hghes and baby re-
turned from r hogpltai to Tyler.
James Gartto and daughter
Modeeta, Oahf., attended the Groan
Valley school reunion and visited
friends to Banger.
Miss Vernon Bates has gone to
resume her teaching or public
school music In the Tuba, Ok.,
ochools
Miss Kathleen Gentle riottad Mre
Jim Chastain at Denton.
80, driVe u 40 and under I
High speeds not only risk your
life, but also shorten tire life
by half, decrease gasoline mile-
age and hasten the need for
motor repairs that will further
deplete the nation's dwindling
stock of replacement parts Ob-
serve this rule and bring your
oar reyularly for inspection
> and maintenance work that
keeps small disorders from be-
coming repair bills
RAY DICKSON MOTOR CO.*
Phone 1877 115 8 Elm
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Conserve Sugar
By letting ug "do
your baking. H’a more
economical, saves time
and worry during this
hot weather. You’ll
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Pastries delicious.
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New Pastor i
Sanger BaptuU ’ J
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Special to RreoiR-CInvnttf
gajsriwp^Z* L— gg
the First BapSri Ohureti Bunday
ritxvcu bWw< »itHi riMivr wno
paste* of the Baptist Church aS
cal enuren. He nas bean attandias
the Baptist jfamlnaiy at Fort Worth
for the part two yean He piane
to move here abcait 8apt. 21. Ha haa
a wife and
Sidney Wade Hampton at flan
Dtego. CaUf., vteitad Ida paranta,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hampton. He ha»
been to Boot Cai
to leave for aea
days. Two of his „
and Don, are to the Navy.
W. W. King was taken to the
Denton Hoepital Sunday for obser-
vation and treatment.
C. H. Sullivan, son of Mr. and
MiK Joe Sullivan, baa gone to
Camp Woitero to be inducted into
the u. 8. Army.
Lieut John It' Wllaon at tUf
West is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Wlhon. He IS being
transferred to Boston, Maas.
Mrs. Harry Granaghan of Lex-
ington. Ky . and Miss Charline Hu-
len Denton visited here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Slaughter at-
tended the funeral of his brother,
Lewis Slaughter, at Ardaaore, Ok.
Mieeee Alyne Burkholder and
Betty Harris, Maaes. Jeff Oornatt
and O. F. Warren visited Bill Hon-
eypeth at the Ferrin Field Hoepi-
tal near Sherman , |
base at brand Prairie visited his
father. U. A. Burkholder
Mix Betty Hughes visited bar
aumto dS&s.^^
Mrs. Verta Mao Monroe Is No-
lting in Midland
Mrs. Lewis Gray Gentle returned
T.«
i Tuesday evening for a religious ed-
Laura Beattie Smith, organist of '
the church, played the wedding i
marches and soft music during the I
ceremony The couple left immedi-
ately for a short wedding trip, and
on their return will be at home at
1109 Egan Street. Both are stu-
dents in Teachers College and will
| continue their studies at the be-
ginning of the fall term.
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F $ . • ray sag take M beasra to toy.
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YfY bottle and smooth them on easily,
rA/ evenly, spsa-tilyl Pretly to
comfortable to wear! They com^
In two fashion-right cotoTO < <
Sun Beige and Son Bronx* / --
VHVA HO HIM to opaque an<T
covers skin blemtohes and- ^..
Imperfections, i ot, 1XX) '
• Approximately 20 application*.
1 In one bottle.
| Of course you use SlHK first toV
i trante between 18
"Only those who
reached
The collections of hearts on a
wrist bracelet seems to be a thing
of the past—it was Just a fad But
But the hearts come bask, and this
time they are popular on a slen-
der chain to wear around the
neck, and there are earrings to
match—heart-shaped
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system must be utterly crushed. :
their credit and ■
i llshed in the dependents allowance I must be utterly broken, for the
act. | future safety and welfare of clvi-
Registrants having wives and hzatlon and humanity Let's put it
children, or children alone, with in a nutshell: 1
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I ciflc Ocean for a peaceful Ameri- 1
smart details Suede models carry church was held tei> the First Meth- j
| brlglit flashes of color, twinkling I od^t Church Tuesday morning for |
soft ule purpose of organizing the dis-
trict for a successful close-out of j
the year s work and making reports
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By DE WITT MACKENZIE
Wide World War Analyst
Joseph C. Orew's call for the ut-
rtAatmw.,lnn eV am mlll_ '
tarism has stated in grim, blunt
terms the nature of the unprece-
dented task that lies before us.
It's a declaration that haunts the come • glamorous creation that to
imagination, especially coming as 1 Ju*1 right for a long-dress evening,
i it does from one who spent a de- j The most imporant element in styl-
cade in Nippon as our ambassa- ! Un(L of course, is the basic hair- .
I dor, striving to prevent the growing cul- and a number of hair styliste
IrxflisronrvA rx/ hnrharism j tlTt* tllllt tilt* tlHir 8T1O111Q
! be cut four and a half to five inch-
to pieces of the social structure of j
a great and ancient nation, the
liquidation of the individuals who
head the military caste, and then I -------. .. .u„
the colossal undertaking of rebuild- I *aves, combed back casually, the
Ing that nation Into a useful unit j falling into loose ringlets.
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| achieved by dressing the hair high.
l j The side and back are swept dra-
of ! matically upward and then brought
| forward in a soft arrangement of
lem it has beeS pushed into the ! curls-all done with a turn of the B-25 bo.nl
background in the heat of immedi-
ate battles. As a matter of fact |
what he says of Japan applies also
very exactly to Germany, and his 1
pungent words echo the Allied de-
termination to smash Hitler and
Hitlerism. Here's the way he put
it in his broadcast Bunday:
"That Japanese military machine
NEWCOMERS
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Remember to call
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needs. Cut 1
ted planta, and all other
floriat atock.
R. L. SELBY A SONS -
Phone 374-876 , ;
Fort Worth Drive
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j ucation conference fqr church sec-
retaries. educational directors and
! pastors' assistants at Seminary Hill,
j which will continue through Wed-
I nesday and Thursday
A state student conference will
begin Friday at the Lone Star Camp
in Irving, to continue through Sept.
9. This will be attended by students
from all over Texas. Bill Marshall,
Texas B 8 U. president, will be in
charge Going from here will be the
jxistor. Mrs Jack Pitts and others
and Mrs. Pitts will be present some
of the time at the (inference at
Seminary Hill.
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above the knee and the supporting
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t The Flret Methodist B. O. P. Class
| wiU meet at 7:M tonight with Mre.
’ D E. Holcomb, 310 Wainwright
Sireet, for annual election of of-
yieers and a "white elephant" sale
> Mrs John McCormick, 1206 M4 -
Corinick Street, and son, Robert
Edward, born Bunday in the Coker
Nursing Home, returned home
Tuesday.
The name of Lieut Robert Pate, Henry Page and Lucille Clark, were
•hero in the Midway battle, 1 —-----’ ~
I been added to the roll of Teach- , their husband ‘and father, who is
ers College alumni missing in in the reception center at Com-
1 World War II. Rany C. Camp Bowie Owsley has
Pate, nephew of Miss Eula Reno, oeen In the service two weeks and
[on leave from the Teachers Col- i likes it fine, Mrs. Owsley said.
, lege ’’ business education faculty, 1
made headlines throughout the na- i
lion for his action at Midway. He
was in Hawaii when Pearl Har-
bor was attacked and wrote sev-
eral eyewitness accounts of the
action there to friends on the cam-
pus.
He was one of the Texas boys
honored in Fort Worth, on "Texas
Heroes Day."
Pate has been reported missing
in action since Aug 7.
' ca, for any and all of he peace-
loving United Nations, and a
swashbuckling Japan "
Fits Hitler
Substitute German for Japanese,
and Europe for Pacific area, and [
this edict fits Hitler, the master :
SSSSn ’^ilSaS’^ iX? I -ny“‘a‘tailor^ ^w^^ j atte^Hh.^^
tute paganism and slavery. Strange
as those words may sound, that is
the purpose of this man with the
abnormal mind.
How are we
Dr. Weedon at
Board Conference
Dr Frank Weedon, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, .went to
1 Dallas Tuesday for a board meet-
I Ing. and is to go to Fort Worth
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/nW regteteante subject to the draft.. to stripped .al every vestige, of
uuuuiry rquipnirui—uuiu, nu
water Their navies, military
forces and armies must be wiped
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has 1 in Mineral Wells Sunday to visit officers of their opportunities in the
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oeming service in the Air Forcee
will be answered.
Men interested in enlistment as
mechanics or radio men should vis-
it with or write qualifications to
Capt w. Q. McDanel at Perrin
Field, it was announced.
to destroy.
Well naturally it’s impossible at
this stage in the war for Allied
actually I how they will have to proceed with
are 1 a duty In which we failed after the
last world war The consensus of
congress may modify the law ” ] AJlled statesmen and observers.
Senator Taft <R-Ohlo) predicted j
that congress would be called upon
I this fall to make 18 and 19 year
out. and their arsenals must be de- I
stroyed
Hitler and all the other militaris-
tic leaders of both countries must j
be permanently removed from the
picture Some say hang ’em, but j
perhaps more mature judgment will ;
recommend that they be put behind |
prison walls for life.
Military Control Due
Then the Allied nations will have
to establish military control of Ja- j at tbe c*°se
pan and Germany—actually police lce the Flrst„
them with troops Our experience w‘tb the pastor. Rev Frank Weed-
- . AH »*narflrxr» • »-4vx<» 'i'Kva
with Germany after world war one on-
.. —annlx cofo_
S was unattended and the
bride wore a soldier blue suit with
luggage accessories and a shoulder
c.--.
SWB'T ■' ■ ■ ■ ■
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 —(A>>—
Maj Gen. Lewis B. Hershey today
instructed state selective service di-
ucouax ) reet°r8 to arrange induction calls
Mrs. G. Emory Taylor, president I married men would not be
of the city council of P.-T. A., has i d<rttf,ted ln some 1 hu ‘ n
meeting of the executive I 8i,i“le men were 8tlU uncalled ln
— ... . ! others.
The selective service director said
state officials should arrange their
calls on local boards "80 as to
place the heaviest load right now
on boards having the most single
men, or men with collateral de-
and Mrs. Wm R Teal of Amarillo j pendents only . , .
1 Hershey s memorandum to state
directors also Instructed local
boards to complete by Oct 16 the
Initial classification of all regis-
trants.
This speed-up
{ said, because ‘T.
I situation" requires that the selec-
1 tive service system be prepared to
' fill calls In 1943 which "Will be
! equal to or In excess of the month-
ly calls made in August, September
16 per cent greater than
a Vear avu the Ameri- 1
car Meat Institute here.
Tlie Institute said that the num-
ber of lambs and cattle marketed in
August was the largest on record
for that month and the number of
hogs marteteff tire third greatert
for any August on record.
With th£ exception of lambs,
which advanced slightly during tlie
third week of the month, whole-
sale prices of* meat did not change ;
materially during August, the In-
stitute asserted
their credit and predominance
1 must oe uvveriy uruaeu. iui me
| future safety and welfare of civi-
---------------iiwiuiy puv >1. dr
■ : there is not suffl- p
cient room in the area of the Pa-
talned. and who were married be-
fore Dec 8. 1941, at a time when
selection for service was not Immi-
nent, will not be placed in class
1-A. available for immediate in-
duction. Hershey assured.
He declared, however, that as
needs for occupational deferments
i expire, single men and others not
conforming to the type currently
being inducted, will be called.
i Local boards were instructed to
begin promptly the reconsideration
of registrants in classes 3-A and
3-B who have collateral depend-
| ente.
J Registrants with collateral de-
pendents, Hershey said, are to be
inducted ahead of men who main-
tain bona fide family homes
Cvuavcioi uxrp^nucKu, »I, v • u u c grownups and me taxing over OI
wives or children with whom the training of the children That's i
registrant does not maintain a I the sort of thing we are fighting
I family relationship, and other per- | to destroy.
| sons supported by him.
I Hershey declared that of regis-
years uovemments to work out precisely
their 20th birthday
> subject to call until such time as
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