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Records By Your Leading Singers
Owned by
Trank Pettit and
“You phone me
and I’ll wire yot|!"
London. The film does
tell that.
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1NNERSPRING
coffee to take back to the Kiris in
the Highway Dept, office. .. .
X Comn Issloner,
I’rceRjt* 3-7
JOE H. HOUR A
(He-elecHon)
ADOLFK MARESdl
R. .1. OSBORN
Constable Precinct 6
R. T. (JARRETT
■ Attorney
WAYNE HARTMAN
(Re-election)
Congressman,
Ninth District
CLARK W. THOMPSON
(Re-election)
District (lerk
E S. “Pat" KELLY
(Re-e’ection)
Clerk
CHARLES STRAUSS
(Re-election)
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There the people see the
Reds in action. The war
was still on and Canada and
We Are Also
Back To
AWNING &
UPHOLSTERY
WORK
j. Lauteretein and Son
Hallettsville. Texas
Tax Assessor-Collector
JOHN L. S.MOLIK
' Re-election)
Senator, IKth
Distil*!
JOHN J. HELL
(Re-election)
Treasurer
JOHN G. KONVICKA
i(Re-election)
Representative
)M CHEATHAM
te-election)
INTERNATIaNAH "
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GENERAL GAS APPLIANCE CO.
220 W. May , Yoakum Phone 244
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Day Phone 155
Night Phonr 303-J
FOR YOim
CONVENIENCE
AT ALL TIMES
Phone 3
be
be
Lavaca County
Sheriff
VERNON REAVES
(Re-election)
WAY!
with an
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T-J- Jk vyr
product ion so
on about
during I he s ven
Pearl Harbor, ”
JUNE 15TH, 1948
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THE SCRATCHPAD
by Harold Tymea
CHIROPRACTOR^
Dr-T-^r,n^
410 West Grand Awe.
Phono 28
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Army May Call 250 Thousand
Draftees li? First Twelve Months
Thu number of volunteers over
find above t lie drill I induct ions
:i|)piinntIy is <l<’|.cn«lcd iijmhi
jit tells the story as nothing
u*zv atwud 1 . . »
bitterly. | P,ac7.d
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WAen Texans Relied On Own Resources
— The Dallas News — ’ ? *"
YOAKUM . 1
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I "WHO COULDN'T-AND SERVE BETTER
* FOOD, TOO, WITH AN INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER FREEZER!" (35®,
VENETIAN B.INDS—En-
joy 100% privacy. We will
take the measurements and
install the blinds. Wood. Steel,
or Aluminum. A small down
payment( balance on weekly
c. ______! * *' .
MANN FURNITURE COM- j actually
Imagine an American, or
any other national, afraid
of being «nt h >me. Others
long for their homeland, no
matter how |>« >r. Rut not
the Russians today.
Judge
j PAUL H. FERTSCH
(Re-election)
District ( lerk
MAGGIE EDGAR
( Re election)
SItSheN P. HEBERT
(Re—eUon).
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HENRY A. MUGGE
<*•—CtfaB)
is » li ii If-breed
< missionary is nn
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her bereaved parents, find by die
grandparent*, Mr. mid Mrs. Wnde
Hepry ofvBay fit;,’, formerly of
Yoakum, qnd Mr. and Mi's. W.
M. Hempel of Yoakum.
Bov. J. .1. Slone, pastor of the
First Baptist Clmreh, eondnete.l
i> brief funeral service at the
’, .lune 23, JU
p.ni. The little one was laid
final rest <in the Oak Grove
< ’einetery.
round a huge thermos bo.tie of ____________________________
booze in all the
writes Hal Boyle.
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foods. And with freezing three times easier than 1
Other methods of food preservation—well, you just < |
Can’t miss! Best of all, with a well-stocked freezer, 11
speedy preparation of tasty dinners when unex- E L
petted guests arrive will be a breeze. Im—.MK ta—
JACKSON FARM MACHINERY CO?
Teeknt - RanettsviH.
Actually, ‘‘tension
more peoj le in th"
Infant Daughter
Dies In Wharton
j After only 4 months ami
| days of life, Bernice I). Hempel,
infant daughter of Mr. mid Mr..
It. G. Heuijiel of Huy < tly, pass i
ml into eternity r.t Wharton on
Tucsilay, -111110. 22. at (1:00 p.m.
The h: by girl is survived by
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SIS Lett Street
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So come in today and see these great new Inter- \
national Harvester Freezers. Be sure to ask about the
important,basic features that assure months of econ-
omy meals your whole family will enjqy—and feel
'__ better for having eaten! Floor area
required, 58 by 31 Vi inches; height,
3714 inches.
Representative
FRED NIEMANN
BASIL B. BELL
I BY THE WAY
by Walter Make
The Grand Theatre per-
forfned a real service by pre-
senting “The Iron Curtain”
Nothing shows better what
the Communists are. It's not
propaganda but a fact. And
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'else can. No wonder the Reds
I fought the film so I
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‘‘You shall return to Rus-
sia!” This sounded
verdict to the members
2.005,ss^. The itr-
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Cast In “Duel”
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FIRX, froai j>a«o 1
Ui deWrininc the exact <ianM> of
ike conflagration.
Neighbor* inroad in the alann,
but high winds blew the flames
into auch a blaze that the local
fire department arrived too late
wind direction would probably
have <Minght nearby homes min
steres on fire also, Mrs. Harvey
Jaegar, danghter-in-)aw of Mrs.
Will .Iaeger, reported. Homes in
the path of the sparks mu) fly-
ing splinters escaped damage^ be-
cause roofs were wotted dowivaiyl
other precautions taken, she stat-
Mr. Will .Iaeger has been de-
Mrs.
Jhe
Mr.
TOOD BILLS THBST DAYS!"
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Yoakum Herald • Times, Yoakum, Texas, Pilis),
The lilial h-ll exempts World
Win- II Veterans with one year
of nclive service, or only 9<l days
service l.ciwien Dee. 7, 1941, mid
^ept, 2, BM5. Members of the na-
tional guard mid active reserv.''
units would- he deferred.
FOR SMALLH FAMILIM
4.a cubic-foot caaactTY
Tbii jonior tiaa fitt anywhere, yet ft’s «o amply
bailt inrid. (t balds all of 150 pounds of food.
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FREE TICKETS — To the Io
cal merchant who wits observed
unloading a shipment , of farm c-
quipment for storage in In* build
ing across tlie street from Witte's
store Thursday aftcriu.on. If he
will stop by the Herald-Times of-
fice before 5 o’clock Monday af-
ternoon he will receive two FREE
tickets to “Dl’EI IX THE
SEN”, starring Grirgory Peck,
showing nt the tlriind Theatre|
Sunday and Monday. .Bine 27 mid)
28.
ceased only a few weeks, and
Jaeger was living alone in
honsc. Shy is residing wjth
and Mrs. Harvey .1 / ger at the
present time, until n small home
can be rebuilt, it was learned.
Dewey,
may
may
kills
United
States than anythin® else cx-j
over
cided in Philadelphia,
i these forecasts' prove true.
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But the main thing is,
the |M*op|e will still have
the final word. The <>aiidi-
dates must come to them. ,
It will still he a free elec-
tion, not M >sc<iw and her
slave cstmps.
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‘‘An hour more of sleep
each night by everybody
I would destroy more
i tension than all the pills or
bottles,”
"People
who genuinely want to stay
alive - - are short°ning their
stay by tearing down their
nerves and arteries - -".
H&k
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DeWitt County
R __—
/ Sheriff J
. tax on the books.” ,
SOFTBALL
TONIGHT
M<-Muster’i Fir' -ton,' Store will
slay its ini.inl cnngeiuent in th-.
Bulldog Smdiiuii here toii'ght
(Friduy), when tluy tackle Wein-
< ,uiten*K eoftlnill team front Hal
lett." ille, team manager Ralph
Herder reported Thursday.
The Firestcne Store has taken
over the H|Hm»orship of the for-
mer Indcpendeul men’s teanyhen*
liml strengthened it with
dition ol several new playi
night is tbe first game
team.
* .., Ta* AzMMor-Colleetor
> FRANK R. THIEME
P" (Re-eteetion)
"IMAGINE-SAYING SHE CAN CUT HER .
Commiasloner,
Precinct No. 2 14 ,
WALTER H. (OLDEWEY as a penaky for
H. “KOOKY” SEEKAMP
(Re-election)
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Yes, it’s true! With these streamlined beauties you
can spend less for better eating and that’s some-
thing ... these days! Your 11.1 cubic-foot Inter-
national Harvester Freezer is built to hold 385 '
pounds of perishable fruits and vegetables; juicy,
tender roasts and poultry. You can buy in larger
quantities at lowest prices and get the finest quality
Cletjf
HENRY J. KOENIG
(Rejection)
R. J. ETI.INGER oa the State
Bank corner and H. R. PAULUS
in hie office over HmtddmaipK
carrying on a eonvernation ilaapite
Wind*, traffic, sound truck record-
>iiigM, etc. . . . LlCONITA KOLIBA
filling in aa eaahier at the S ate
Bank whde H. A. DONNKIJzY
Vaeationa .' . . HAYMOND
WITTE watching a )x>wcr lawn
•lower deioonstration nt Goetz . . .
LORINE PARMA fighting the
strong Monday winds on her way
to the Post Office . . . MRS. A.
VV. WKLLER playing triipcz ' on
the valtcrs in her garasc when
her ladder went out from under
her ... 8 n.u» sidewalk sweepers
Thursday, CHARLES VRAZEL,
BILL ALBRECHT, MILTON
STAHALA, and FRITZ Sl’IIR
. . . CHARLIE MeCARTY count-
ing the new bricks laid each day
on the new fire station . . , LOW-
ELL MORRIS and E. .1. RICE
grabbing a Iasi minute eup of
coffee before leaving on their mail
routes . . . MONROE RINN and
I A. O. FROBESE Imppily eating
tlieir candy suckers during the
speeches at the Rotary Club's | Bui I ington^ t hapel,
25th anniversary bnrlieeue . . .
LOUSE ALBRECHT and MRS.|'"
HYAC1NCH DOBBS lugging
the Ht. Joseph Pariah Picnic,
National (Hall. (83-3)
Inlaid linoleum, several
patterns.
to nave the home. A change in
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bring iiboiil the net increases lor
the armed forces Io raise I hem j
lo the newly planned sirengib. I
The drnfl bill passed by emi-
gres- Suturda) night fixes thej
outlaw!
That's the way it is these day*
with .Icnniier .lo'nes ami Gregory
Perk, the girl and hoy who came
lo lame in great rali"i< ii- pictures
mid now to their astonishment
— find themselves up to their
make-up in Technicolor violence.
Miss Jones won the Academy.
Award us Bernadette, tin- Saint i
of Lourdes, in ‘‘The Song of j
Bernadette. “ Peck won glory as
Father Chisholm in “The Keys
of the Kingdom.''
And now David <>. Selznick lias[
brought them logother in “DneL (
in tin , Sim." the Iremeiidonsl
Tcehnicoldr saga of the old West |
du Son lay ami Monday at the I
Grand Theatre thru Selznick Re j
leasing Organization. It is a Sel-i
’ . . • ‘ • »»• .
Miss Jones play-- a lutlf Indian I .
girl on a Texas rancli of feudal |
acreage. Pork, the son ol' It***
owner (Lionel Barrymore) is the,
Olle -he loves.
li -eoms that this nstule |>ro
dticer, who offered to b< any tt-
......ml that Jennifer would gel
t he• Bertuidell,■ role when she was
unknown mid unpithlieized had in
mind t but his stars sitonld show
their versatility through tin enor-
i mous variety ol roles;
When it looked ns if Jennifer|
was irrevocably typed as “Ber-
tiadette,” he east her as the sim-
ple American girl, Jane, in
“Since You Went Away.’’ Then!
he cast her in “Le.ve Letters,"j
in which she played a mor.i so-
phisticated romantie role with
l.loseph Cotten. After that he
I chase her for the dynamic role ol
next | Pearl Chavez in “Duel.”
It was the same with Peek,
from the Selznick point of view.
Jennifer sings ami dances tor
the first lime on any screen in
“Duel,” and Gregory is a love
making, tire-brand cowpoke, which
is about as tar away as possible
.‘1,0011,000 , higher | from Bernadotte and Father Chis-
holm.
lile- Dealer- Association -aid to
d-av. Tills was based on mi e-H-
' milted product ion ol -iib-lmil iall.v
l.soo.t.oi cars.
“Passenger oar
fur thi- year has been
the same level a.
years preceding
the statement |iointe<l out. “There
s were miloinohiles lor all who
Wanted them then, hut today
flier, are orders lor 0,000,000 curs
jni dealers’ books that can not he
delivered. This i- enough to ah
-orb the major purl ol comem-
plateil product ion lor the
two years.
“Motor vehicle owners of the
country, however, through the ex-
penditure- ol $7,01 M >,000,000 a
venr on repairs and replacement
parts, me keeping so many old
vehicles io service that the total
number i- now .‘i.ono.uuu, mgiier i
than ev<‘r Iwfore.’’ |
Deders Average
45 Automobiles
'I’ll*- niiiioii’- 10,01 j iiuu
(IcuJciw will ha\e an
Di •.....* ... -......
lii-l six months ol
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Spend Sunday, June 27, rit
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‘ ■» Owned by ' *
YOAKUM MATTRESS FACTORY
Mrs. A. Bernal, owner |
408 Fr—t St.
R ., __J._______L.
L Gaa and Electric Wasners
Tor immediate delivery.
I. IjMiterstein and Son
k Hallettsville, Texas
Knot Point, Gibson.
had
when I left office six years
later. We didn’t raise a single
■ n. . , n ?, tax on the books.” ,
.ley Electric Ranges. For ___________'
tedlate delivery.
i Imutorstein and Son
BdRettavllle. Texas
Lrioaaeiteeeaaaoeaeaoe
E. E ALBRECHT
R Optometrist
Pioneer Texans did not make thia great state what it
is by running to Washington, or even to Austin, for hand-
outs. When something needed to be done, they bared Uteir
own hands and set to work. When money was required, they
dipped into their own pockets. •
An instance of local enterprise ninety-two years ago
is given in a faded page of the Dallas Herald, a paper later
■ merged with The News. In its weekly issue for May 10, 18S6,
( the Herald reported that a new, substantial bridge had been
1 across Ten Mile Creek, on the stage road to Waxa-
I hachie. The bridge cost $400. But this money did not come
from the federal till, the state till or even the county till.
It vas raised by farmers and others who lived in the neigh-
i borhood, a few miles below Lancaster.
America were helpLig Red I
IvUHKia. Yet her agents
were spying a.id plotting j
fr wn Ottawa how to de- t
stroy both of them.
So far reaching was Gou-I citizenB ‘luit crowding the gravy bowl and begin to rely more
• that at' on their own local resources.
Vandenberg, or
Taft or Stassen; it
either one. And it
decided before this is read. 1 ti(,n
Neither one can be consider- 'mlunieer enli,.mem -ituatioii.
ed a bad choice if elected
president.
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The nomination in
delphia is believed to amount
to election. For this
i to b° a Republican year. The
people may vote in Novem-,|,ltH| -tiength i»r the military
her but it will be already de- jtnhlishmem ut
in Philadelphia, if ! my ivmihl be expanded to 8.37,000
I rom it - present 518.000 strength;
I the n;ivv' iiml mmin.es lo li(iti,882
(lrom 409,000 (o| whieh the navy
I part is'3“9,OOO); : li<- air force t<:
!'iUJ.iioo I mm .382.000 (to operiile
70 groups of planes).
i It provides lor drniling of men
19 through 2.5 for 21 months of
set vice. No one c<.nld be dialled
until 90 days alter th)' bill be-
comes effective.
B)<-.nis,. virtually all veterans
will he exempted, the army most
plmi on training the new group-
<>i inductees from seralch, stmt
rig with hn-ic training, then pro
.gn-ssing into work with small it
nils mid t’imdlv with, the big or
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.li ne- p'.tiys
Texas i..
I'lllg.1 quo
<1 only 45 siuloniohili - Ini the
tiii- year, a
. „ i _ bulletin ol the Xaliomd Anlomo
cept over-eating. And over-
eating in millions of cases, is
nothing but a nervous ex-
o7Jmon(iilv"terms.”g. HER ! pression of tension. They
MANN FURNITURE COM-] actually worry themselves
PANY, Yoakum and Gonzo fat at the dinner table.'’
Coke Stevenson Iwlieves
it dangerous for the gov-
ernment to spend forty bil-
lions today against one bil-
lion thirty years a'to. “The
nnl iswie in the senate
• ace i, - - getting our fi-
na trial house in order.”
“As an example of what I
mean, you recall that when I
became governor, Texas had
deficit of $3l.6b0,C00 in the
general fund. By curtailing
non-essential spending, we
a surplus of $35,000,000
1 Owned by
MALEO PUBLISHING 00.
JOSEPH J. MA1.EC, .Sxpq
EditorMxnaxer
Joe Maehac, Jr.
Aaeiatant Editor
1 Largest guaranteed circulation
jof any-publieatian in |Me section.
I^Roo4l4, RkO. —— — — *— -
Times Ert.---± — 1892 1
OoraoMated Oct. 96, 1948 , <<
j Friday meoung — 310-312 Lott I
8t_, Yoataua, Texas.
Covering Lavaca and DeWitt
'Counties.
Entered as eecond-claoe matter
at the Pest Office, Yoakum, Tw- AMfl
as, under the Act of March 3, J
1897. JI
WHEN ADVERTISING 0I»
CULATION COUNTS — TRY
THE HEBALD TIMES.
ganizol ions.
While it would be possible to
send men overseas ns replacements
immediately upon completion of
basic training, many officers
would prefer lo bring them into
work with units in this country
first, however, divisions overseas
van integrate individual trainees
and give them the unit training
r.ccessm v in the field.
A roll cull vote of 259 to 1.36
the House Saturday night sent
Being sent home was a
feared penalty. That is one |
of the most eloquent scenes.
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Today it is not necessary to start subscriptions to build
bridges. Yet many people have caught the gimmie itch and
are trying to get Uncle Sam to do things for them that
they could better do for themselves. To get votes for them-
selves, many politicians encourage their grabbing, ihe na-
tion’s economy can not be put back on a sound basis until
v.4V4w^a»»> qMiv VlUWUUtg V1BV gXttVJT MVW4 K.XJ Itiiy 4I1MI
-J on their own local resources.
Z.< M (IIMCIUMU! I. I flat <1 • |
first the story was surpres-j
sed. And Prime, Minister,
King took the facts at once|
to Washington and then to!
London. The film does not
i The army prohnhly will call b '-
(tween ‘.MHI.IKM) and 225,000 indue-
like a i tees during the f irst »12 wronth-s
... - of | oi the new draft program, a higti-
the spy headquarters staff L' placed <d ti<ial said Sunday,
as a penalty for their fail- Thi' wilt »i>i‘i<>\imate roughly
(the estimated net less to expira-
i t ion ol enlistment- during that
!iiine. Should volunteer enlistments
. mid reenlistiiieni- keep up nt
| somewhat near the prt'.sent I'lile
’in the following 12 month-, be j
i'jinning about July d, 1949, mine j ;h
i or ti comparatively lew dral K 's f he draf t bill to the White House,
(might be required.
But in the year starting about
'Julv' I, 1.950, new calls might
have to be issued heenus<“ the
term- oi the f irst drain es would
I 'gin lo expire.
However army oflieiiils cau-
tioned that much of the draft in
rale depends upon
ure.
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