Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 196, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 3, 1944 Page: 4 of 4
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Governor Stevenson
Kills Antelope Buck;
His Party Gets Four
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
October 5, 6, 7
« a. m. to r> p. m.
At War Manpower Commission
A Company Representative will interview and
hire workers.
Workers how engaged in essential activity or
agriculture will not be considered.
Texas Regulars To
Organize In All
Precincts
Today’a telemap pictures the war situation in the Netherlands.
(NEA Telemap).
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Located in Central Michigan
LIVING QUARTERS AVAILABLE
TRANSPORTATION ARRANGED
go to the Pentagon Building."
“Why, yes.” Laura replied.
’ Boston
How’s
UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
107 So. St. Charles Street
Dr. A. E. Stinnett
Osteopathic Physician
and Surgeon
General Practice
Licensed by Texas Stats
Medical Board
AMBULANT PROCTOLOGY
Hemorrhoids (piles) successful
ly treated without loss of time
from work.
Office Dial 451
Bea IHal U1<
Where is the money coming from?
It’s coming from you, and millions of Americans like
you... from the taxes you pay, and from the War Bonds
you buy. * .
And while it may pinch a little, buying those Bonds
is the smartest thing you ever did.
For the dollars you put in Bonds not only help win
the war. They come back to you later—and bring more
dollars with them. ---—
In this postwar world we’re going to build, they’ll
be the most valuable dollars anybody ever owned.
Get all you can of them—now!
boys.
that.
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FARMERS-MERCHANTS LUMBER CO.
ROSENBAUM FEED STORE
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BRENHAM WHOLESALE GROCERY CO.
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tween our forces and Tokyo may cost as much or more.
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service. Dial 2701
Navratil Music House
SIMON THEATRE
TO-DAY
Jean Gabin Ellen Drew
“THE IMPOSTER”
Selected short subjects
BARGAIN DAY ,
On a war map of the South Pacific, the little red-white-
and-blue pins march steadily westward.
Tarawa ... Makin ... the Marshalls ... Saipan ...
and each move brings the pins closer to Tbkyo.
And each move is mighty expensive business. The
cost is l)i^h in dollars ... and the cost is high in men.
Tb plant the Stars and Stripes on Saipan cost the lives
of more than 2000 American boys ... plus some 12,000
wounded and missing. Naturally, these losses cannot be
summed up in dollars and cents . •1. there is not enough
money in the world to bring back 2000 dead Americans.
But in guns, ammunition, and other equipment, it is
estimated that Saipan cost us many millions of dob
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The need is so urgent'that for
•very pound of fat you turn in,
your butcher will give you 4c and
two meat ration points, free. Save
them in any kind of tin can, not
glass. Rush them to your meat
dealer. Start doing it today!
elsewhere in th«
out slightly more than 80 pounds.
Hunters left Alpine shortly be-
fore sunup and returned at a rate
suggesting most of them in this
section got their kill the first day.
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will b7^HTrfi^
Do you read tne classified col-
umns regularly? It will pay you
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ScAlce and Sales' ‘
PHONE 2590
Sapphire Phonograph Needles
and other Recording Accessories
Electric Fence*
Service On All Type Sound
Systems
All Work GUARANTEED
SOS’ E. Alamo
jas. p. McIntyre
ALPINE, Oct. 3.—Governor
Coke Stevenson, using a favorite
t hunting rifle he has carried for
years, got the one antelope buck
'I permitted him within 15 minutes
after he left at sunup Monday on
■ the first legal hunt for antelope in
Texas in 41 years.
The governor and three com-
panions were among many Texas
hunters who went under game de--;
partment Supervision out of Al-1
pine to inaugurate a series of an- '
telope hunts to be held through
Oct. 11 on 31 ranches in Presidio,
Jeff Davis, • Brewster, Hudspeth
and Culberson counties.
By 9:00 a.m. the governor’s par-
ty had four bucks loaded fn their
car and headed for cold storage
vaults here. The governor's ante-
lope, his first, dressed around 80
pounds. Ernest Boyett, the gover-
nor's secretary, shot one dressing
Z the Texas Uquor Control
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WEDNESDAY
Martha O’Driscoll
Noah Beery, Jr.
“WEEK END PASS”
Selected short subjects ’
BARGAIN DAY
\PRONT-LINE,^
WHHAM STARRET
AUCTION SALE
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MRS. GEO. BARTELS E»t.
ABOUT 3 MILES'SOUTH OF
CARMINE ‘Y’
Tuesday, Oct. 10
At 2 p. m.
Hay Press, Rakes, Variety
of other Farm Machinery
and all Household Fur-
niture.
laige camps is belter■ UuuuiULJn-.CHAPTER H------
As the. cab pulled away
tie opposition to the proposed bond
Issue While of course an increase
. tii taxes will be necessary to fi-
nance the bond issue, the increase
will be small, says the mayor.
Preliminary work that is neces-
sary for calling the election will
start at once, says the mayor. A
petition artist be circulated to se-
cure signatures of at least ten per
cent of the number of persons who
• cast votes at the last city election. .
-As the vote at the last election
Yvas very light, it will take only
a few minutes to secure signatures
. Tif the necessary number of voters
isking that the election be called.
- Believing that there is no rea-
son for delay the mayor' states
■that the election will be called as
■goon as possible.
Z The resolution adopted by the
•Chamber of Commerce proposes
Jhat an election be held on the
proposal to authorize 1-------
« Texas. Brenham I ackage'onc flying aces of the war.
2 Store No. 1, 8. Market St. i She had read.oSehis exploits in
- Washington Cafe Bldg.
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printed under heading “Too Lot*
To ( lasKify" elsewhere in Uh , [jlc Army Nurse Corps.”
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"I Wish I were again,” Laura re-
they: sent,
enough ^fron^fifie actloSP?’ffff'"“tT
while and sent me on a speaking
tour.” ■ . ' .
Beston slapped his knee , and
laughed.. .“I was sefit o.\ rf /• lnl<> « Ptoce bkc th?-. 1
in' spree myself! And T. give you
my word? I’d rather have been
shot!”
DALLAS, Oct. 3.—Judge Merrit
Gibson- of Longview, campaign
manager of the Texas Regulars
party, said anti-Rooscvelt workers
would organize every precinct in
the state in an effort to gain sup-
port for the party's presidential
elector slate listed on the Novem-
ber general election ballot.
The new patty, formed in op-
position to pro-Roosevelt Demo-
crats, decided at an executive
committee meeting here Sunday
to maintain state headquarters in
Austin.
Permanent organization for the
party’s participation in the presi-
dential campaign was outlined.
The meeting, conducted by
Judge Edgar E. Townes, Houston,
the party’s state executive com-
mittee chairman, took ho action
on a proposal to merge their etec-
tor nominees with those of the
Republican party.
This advertisement sponsored and paid for by
BRENTEX HARDWARE STORE BRENHAM COTTON 011*4 MFG. CO.
SERVICE FEED STORE BRENHAM GAS & OIL CO.
*rREEz,TAix uxkek sis sho'.oe
:^“n^bank JKWx'SSSE'&m .
H. F. HOHLT CO. Member Federal Deporit Insurance Corp.
ALBERT STONE ' W ASHINGTON COUNTY STATE BANK
WASHINGTON COUNTY MOTOR CO. Member Federal Depeait Insurance Cerp.
ROY HICKS (Western Auto Amo. Store)
Shelled and bombed buildings in the city of Stolberg, Germany give some idea of the severity of the bat*
tie that took place between Germans and American troops. (Signal Corps Radiotelephoto from NEA
$l\i0.000 in I Tetephoto)._____ *
"~150n<ls, proceeds from which would ,
. ie-used to buy a tract of about, |—
H ' TOO acres of land, grade and fill (
It, and Improve it. Only the ac-1
4ual amount of bonds needed from >
Jime to timg would be sold. 7
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■Among them were plans for gar- -
jage disposal. It was suggested
that the plan used by the army at
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Try LUCKY TIGER OINTMENT for
palliative ease and conduit from
externally caused minor rash,
chafing, simple rectal irritations,
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Bh itchy scalps.
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tin; November 1, Bremond;
November 2, Mexia.
Syan said the complete pro-
gram would be announced later.
Declaring that outftandlng in-
terest has been showji in the
meetings of the past by law en-
forcement officers, ‘ Suran pointed
out that all groups of officers
have been invited to attend, in-
cluding sheriffs and deputy 'sher-
iffs, police chiefs and their offi-
cers, members of the Texas Pub-
lic Safety Department, Texas Liq-
uor Control Board, City Marshals,
Constables and deputies, game'
wardens and railway special
agents. . ;
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next week at a state-wide rally of
the Texas Regulars, political party
which grew out of the state's ip-
tra-Democratic party fight over
presidential electors.
The rally will be held on a date
to be set when party leaders can
arrange for radio broadcast of
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cinerator, and it was decided to
■visit several army disposal plants
befo.v making a decision. . jn
WNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN | thRt tkat y°“ want ta
. .. 1 go to the Pentagon Building.’
Z in accordance W41 II thei “Why, yes.” Laura replied. "I
• terms and provisions O f have to report at headquarters to
I see' what my- next assignment is
C. I to be.” . •
“Same here,” said the young
____> I man. “And by the way, let me
X. More wmk' said "business introduce myself. My nam«’M Bes-
" to be conducted at Bren-‘ton Bob Be8ton
" L° 1 . 4 k ?♦., Laura had heard that name
2 ha,n> Waslungton ’ many times It was the-name of
2 Store No. 1, S. Market St. > She had read.oSzhis exploits in
- Washington (afe Bldg. •I China and had seen the newspaper
• , --;——-—~--; stories about him when he i• turn-
ed to the United States*as a hero.
“Colonel BeBton!” she exclainj-
cd. "Of course I've heMd of you.
I'm Lieutenant Laura Blake, of
replied.
that?”
“Swell. And I hope
your transfer!”
’Oh, I’ll get it, all right,” snort-
ed the colonel.
(To Be Contihued)
(The characters in this serial are
fictitious)
(Copr, 1044, by Gramercy Pub-
lishing Co.)
|-whotehcm**dly- “At -ftrat I- was
from (scared to death. Then I got over
the station, the young colonel said, , lbat and found it really interest-
ing. Finally I got bored with it.”
"I never got over the first step
- bein’ afraid,” the colonel said
ruefully. "I was mighty happy
when they shipped me to Texas
to teach a little flyin’ to some
But then I got fed up with
I’m a fightin' man, and I
told 'em soi They didn't pay much
heed, so I just up and came here
tc Washington to speak to ’em
about the matter.”
"§aine story as mine,” Laura
said. ‘'I’ve been writing regular-
ly, asking for a transfer to my
real job of taking care of sick or
wounded soldiers. I'd just about
given up hopp, when I got a call
to report here and learn my next
assignment. I’m not hoping too
much, but my fingers are cross-
ed."
And now the taxi was drawing
■ Pentagon
Buiining. “
something of the length of its
jin^ —-•=
sys(ein for gefhng on b<ttsnier-t<i ' ' --
the place he wanted to go. So
they said goodbye in front of the
building. ' ' q -
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fe?l I may nevah see you- Again,
Nurse Blake, he said, with a smile.
(‘We’ll probably be miles apart in
this same building. But if you
can find your way out by dinner • (
time tonight, I’d be mighty glad I
if you’d have dinner with me.” I
"Why I’d love to,” Laura re- ;
plied, surprised. "Where and when- _
; shall we meet?”
I “Lobby of the Mayfair,"
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