Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 141, Ed. 1 Friday, August 22, 1941 Page: 4 of 4
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expansion campaign wouldn't be
followed by a revolution in Nippon.
The Japs chronically are in terrible
economic shape and now, natural-
ly, it’s about the limit, due to their
prolonged war in China. It’s said,
too, that their troops on the Asi-
atic mainland are semi-mutinous
over the idea of calling them off
from their plundering in the Chi-
nese area they’ve occupied, for
service elsewhere. There also is a
bit of Jap Communistic sentiment.
The recent attempted assassina-
tion of Vice Premier Kiichiro Hira-
nuina in Tokip may have been sym-
tomatic.
Al? the same, no single individual
there, is as conspicuously marked
for the discard, if he shows any
sign of weakening, as Adolf in Ger-
many and Benito in Italy.
Speaking of dictators. Comrade
Stalin's on Easy street, at least for
the present.
The Germans arc bothering him,
j indeed, but darned if he isn’t actu-
i ally popular in Washington on 1. T
suppose, in London. His Wash!:
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leases" by the bale, cl;
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AlUMEROuS crfilER GIFTS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
BAD MEN
FROM
MISSOURI
With
Dennis Morgan •
1 Jane Wyman
| Wayne Morris
5 Arthur Kennedy
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MARTIN
THEATRE
of
Texas, ■■
by Banker Merrick who has
claimed the homestead through
purchase of tax warrants. He
I is attempting in this manner to
I get control of nearly all of Mis-
Isouri, disposse sing the lightful
owners of the farm lands.
In an altercation over the dis-
possession the elder Younger is
killed and Cole Younger is charg-
ed with having slain the sheriff
who had come to serve the dis-
possess warrant. From this be-
ginning grows their career
outlawry.
AT THE TEXAS
"ARIZONA
BOUND”
CLASSIFIED ADS
21-3d
FOR RENT—Four-room, furnish-
ed house on Church Avenue. Call
Black’s Furniture Repair Shop.
20-tf
FOR RENT—Southeast bedr. orr..
adjoining bath, reasonably priced
First house west of Mt. Pleas
ant Monument Co. if
FOR RENT—Modern three-room
furnished apartment, electric re-
frigeration, tex-tone walls, pri-
vate garage. Located at Cass
Apartments. .Call 486-W.
DAVIS & TOWNSEND KEN-
NELS, Mt. Pleasant and Dallas.
Wire-haired Fox Terrier puppies
j and grown stock for sale. Regis-
tered, excellent breeding, best of
care and feeding. Visitors always
welcome. See Robert Davis,
O'Tyson Avenue, ’-2 block north
off Dallas Highway. 17-tf
, Miss Joy Harkrider gave a
picnic for a number of friends
. at the Daingerfield State Pa:k
Thursday evening. After meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. John
Cook the party went to the park
where they enjoyed a delicious
picnic supper.
Attending were Misses Mary
Lane, Dot ‘‘Mae" Grissom, Or-
i.ris Hays, Billie Ann McClintock,
j Nettajean Shoemaker, Joy Hark-
I rider: Messrs. John Waymond
Mason, Thomas Day, Palmer Mc-
Cown, Jackie Oliver.
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During the World War, para-
chutes saved the lives of 800
British airmen caught in burn-
' ing balloons.
FOR RENT—Nice front bed-
room. Adjoining bath. Private
entrance. Call Mrs. P. D. Thorn-
ton. Phone 149. 22-3d
i Picnic Party Goes
'To Daingerfield Park
Thursday Evening
Bmfy Funes. Mount Pleasant,
THEATRES
new
and
Tic Martin Theatre's
Mcture. showing Friday
irwifay, will be “Bad Men of
Missouri," a rip-roaring saga of
girwcr times, with Dennis Mor-
gaa playing the lead as Cole
f«wi<er, chieftain of the notor-
gang of bank and train rob-
’v-rs that terrorized Missouri,
Sim* and Kansas immediately af-
vr die Civil War.
Playing with Morgan are
Wayne Morris as Bob Younger.
Arthur Kennedy as Jim Young-
er.. Jane Wyman as Mary Matha-
way, Victor Jory as Banker
WiH’am Merrick and Sam Mc-
Daniel as the servant, Wash.
The story picks up the Young-
«• Irothers as they leave the
defeated Confederate army in
\H6S. shows them receiving word
.4 Abraham Lincoln's assassina-
w oud takes them back to their
Imou- in time to discover that
®rtr father is being dispossessed
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With
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BUCK JONES
a
TIM McCOY
We Know a
GIRAFFE
Stewart Says:
wouldn’t like one
of our Used Cars
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You’ll Like These
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Black. A bargain
EARL LIDE
MOTORS
Washington Awaits
Germans’ Reaction
To Meeting-at-Sea
Candles. Cold Drinks, Coffee, 1
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Trade With
Curtis Sanders
/Vetr Tonsor Shop
EXPERT BARBER SERVICE
New Equipment, Comfortable
lounging chairs. Tub and show-
er baths.
Frank J. Bernard, Mgr.
AUTO REPAIRING AND
WRECKER SERVICE
CORNER OF WEST
TWELFTH & EDWARDS
AVENUE
. All Kinds Of
ELECTRIC, RADIO AND
REFRIGERATOR WORK,
FURNITURE REPAIR
AND UPHOLSTERY
Work Guaranteed
WARD’S REPAIR SHOP
Corner W. 12th and Edwards
Avenue. — Telephone 185
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1939 Chevrolet Coach. $ 525
1940 Mercury. Very low mile-
age. In A-l S73C
Condition. 133
tlon of Nazi tyranny.” That, of
course, essentially means Hitler.
Much as he unquestionably needs
to be exterminated, it’s hardly to
be expected that he'll be acquies-
cent.
The German people, however,
may be more so. There’s been some
evidence of considerable discontent
in the Fatherland with Berlin's re-
gime, and it’s seen as a possibility
that the rank-and-flle of its inhabi-
tants, assured by the Roosevelt-
Churchill statement that the de-
mocracies’ aim Isn't to penalize
THEM, but actually to relieve 'em
of Adolf and then let ’em profit by
improved international conditions,
will be as anxious as anybody else
to have hinOlqiitdated.
1939 Ford V-8 Pickup. Me-
chanically O.K. in
every respect.
A section i. the second smallest
v.ai-Strength unit in the United
States Army. Consisting of 20 to
. 25 men, it is commanded by a
sergeant.
like the Reich.
Not much attention’s paid to
Italy.
If Herr Hitler can be disposed
of, few if any, observers question
that the Italians will flatten out
over night, and be glad to do so
Their reactions don’t amount tc
anything, either. If they have any,
♦ Yizitr nnn'f afirxii/ ’nrvi ti’hlla Arlrxlf'c;
on the job in Berlin. He already has
Goolsby Garage
We Never Close
A11 W » k Guaranteed
1939 Mercury with low mile- |
age. Maroon s£0C
Color 0/3
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Charles P.
Stewart
Guaranteed
RADIO SERVICE
dean McCollum
’ F. w. Stephenson Furniture
Store. Phone 444 11
Razor Blades, and Many
Other Articles
Mr. Sanden is BLIND and
Deserving of Your Heh . Trade
With Him When Y>u are
Aronnd His Way 1
(This ad sponsored by friends) I
By CHARLES P. STEWART
Central Press Columnist
GERMANY’S reaction to the
new world order agreed on by
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill is being eagerly
____4-^1,^ rJ in
v Disarmamentr First
The chance is recognized that 1
the average German will shy away
from the Roosevelt-Churchill dis-
armament or arms limitation plan.
The schedule aims at all-around
abandonment of “the use of force," i
but it’s made clear that countries
like Germany and the rest of the
Axis group are to be disarmed first;
the democracies propose to remain
pretty well armed, to keep the
gangsters in order until the latter,
have demonstrated, by a reason-
ably long period of probation, that
they’ll STAY decent into the in-
definite future. Perhaps even a re-
spectable, anti-Hitler German will
object to this arrangement. He’ll
have brought it on himself by put-
ting up with Adolf, it’s understand-
able that he may not like ft.
As previously remarked, Wash-
•o ,.nn WAirrrMn ih-
Germans’ reaction. Popular reac-
tions don’t manifest 'emselves very
’ stomach and bowels that result
i from over-eating, improper foods,
' or temporary over-acidity of the
I lomacn. A bottle of McGee’s
Babv Elixir costs only 35c. At
|j Bullington Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS
f CLELAND
Cwasult Us About Your Eyes.
Optometrist
Mt. Pleasant, Texas
watched for in 1
Was h ington, I
and no doubt in '
London.
There’s no
speculation as
to Fuehrer Hit-
1 e r's reaction.
From the min-
ute of the
Roosevelt-
Churchill p r o-
gram’s publica-
tion it was ac-
cepted as ai
foregone con-
clusion that
Adolf would be
simply furious over It. The whole
plan is an outline of what's _ _
hoped for "after the final destruc- , they can’t show ’em while Adolf's
- — • • — - -- on the Job in Berlin. He already has ;
! their peninsula occupied by Ger-
man soldiers.
Japan's regarded as likely to b l
impressed by the Roosevel
Churchill declaration.
The Japs’ government is despotic I
all right, but it isn't a one-man af-1
fair like Adolf's or Duce Musso-1
lini's. Adolf and Benito won’t LET |
their countries copio to the de-1
mocracies’ terms if they can help I I
it, because, if they do, it’ll mean'
good night for themselves person-,
ally. The Tokio crowd, though,
might modify its policy without
blowing up bodily. I
1'
Japan Might Revolt ‘
It isn’t certain, to be sure, that 1
an obviops. figzle, of its Oriental |
Because a Giraffe fiddles with
foliage and things that come
> high . . . and our USED CARS
don’t come HIGH . . . nor do
they come LOW . . . but JUST
RIGHT . . . consistently PRIC-
as a criterion.
Lilt l.'tl'S 'IwMllM. i' | '7'
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Lord Louis Mountbatten, a cousin of King George VI of England, is
shown with his wife as they talked to reporters after arrival in New
York by clipper plane. A captain in the British Navy, he is going to
take command of an English warship being repaired in this country.
He was commander of two destroyers sunk in action.
as previously remarKeu, wasii-
ington’s still WAITING for the
1 promptly in a censor-ridden realm
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Panels .2730"
Stakes .2740'“
it Detroit, Federal taxes included.
Transportation, stale and local taxes (if anv) extra. All
pr.ces chnwn are for Vz-ton except stake mode) which is for
-U tao. 112 standard chassis and body models available.
»R1CU AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANCE WITHOUT NOTICE
• You get such a wide selection in Dodge Job-
Rated trucks — it’s easy to get one “right on the
button” for your job. And when you get that truck,
you've got the biggest money-saver and time-saver
on wheels today! Ask your Dodge dealer •.. today!
at
Truck
Rsndquartcrs
Johnson-Justiss Motor Co.
NORTH JEFFERSON STREET MT PLEASANT, TEXAS
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STILL PRICED WI1H THE LOWEST
Chassis..$500"’ Pick-Ups$63(T
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Chassis..559 5 “
(WITH CAB)
Above price* are delivered at Di
Transportation, state and I...
pr.ces shown are for G-ton except stake
‘‘■4-tnn. 112 standard chassis and bodj
Schwartz Is Good
Name As Any For
Vet, Court Holds
Lang’s Chapel
Mrs. Nora Capehart
expressing doubt that any com-
munity could judge a veterinar-
ian by his name rather than his
skill. ’
Isidore Schwartz, indicating he
was satisfied with the name, had
applied on behalf of his 20-year- ichildren of Pittsburg spent Mon-
oid son, Leon, to have the latter ' day in the W. F. Stanley home,
renamed Stewart. Leon, soon to j Mr.- and Mrs. Marvin Smith
become a veterinarian, expressed ; and children visited Mr. and Mrs.
belief the name Schwartz would ! Lonnie DeLoach in Morris Coun-
hnder him in hi? profession. ' ty Sunday.
Justice Denis O'Leary Cohalan | Mrs. C. H. Parker and baby
denied the request. ■ of Leesburg visited her mother,
----------V---------- ’ Mrs. Arkie Smith, tlfis week.
Byrcn “Whizzer” White. Colo- j ----------V---------
rad) AIl-Americsn football star,/ ’T'he aiant panda, which Jocks
was rejected by the United States like a bear but is related ti ti e
Marme Corps when he volur.- raccoon, was unknown to nv.st
tc?ied because of color blindness. I of the world 12 years ago.
A Sunday School was organ-
ized at this place Sunday morn-
ing and will meet each Sunday
morning at 11:00 o’clock. Every-
■ body is cordially invited to at-
Itend.
NEW YORK. — The name Miss Syble Richardson of Long-
Schwartz is as good as any un- vjew js spending this week with
der medicine, a State Supreme \jrs Mabie Green.
S°_U_r_t.-2“Jtl1Ce.u.rU.1K-. ■ Miss Mary Harkrider is visit-
1 ing in San Antonio this week
Miss Lillian Story of Houston
spent the weekend visiting her
mother and ether relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bostick and
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SLUGGISH KIDNEYS
Your kidneys
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I filter about 1700 quarts of blood daily
a‘nd extract ibout three pints of waste matter for elimi-
nation. Backache, headache, nausea, burning urine
may indicate need for a stimulating diuretic.
Nyal Diuretic Pills stimulate urine elimination,
which aids in relieving sluggish kidney conditions.
1<IYAL Diuretic Pills
50c fasSy *1°.°
SWINT BROTHERS
Drugs and Jewelry
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Button Making
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Cover Buttons and Buckles
While You Wait
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Mrs. Herbert Cross
West Twelfth Street
OFFICE EQU1PMLN1
SERVICE
HU W. 2nd. St., Mt. Pleasant
| Typewriters, Cash Registers,
' Adding Machines bought, sold,
fcxchanged, cleaned, repaired,
f rebuilt. Work guaranteed.
Phone 336
McClinton Radio
& Electric Shop
BCA Radio". Norge Stove" and
Refrigerators
LGeneral Repair Hervice and Complete
Appliance Shop
Phones 490 and 9R
Dr. J. B. Ferrell
Cm
and all
the Eyes.
Office Over First National Dank
Mt Pleasant, Texas
irr^rf ing
Muscle
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r^ntometrlrsl Specialist in
tErrors of Refraction,
Conditions of
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i TE Your Battery
iWe Can Do it!
Willard Batteries
1 (Exclusive Agency)
Mt. Pleasant
I Battery Company
I lay 228—Phones—Night 40S-J
Needs Repairing —
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 141, Ed. 1 Friday, August 22, 1941, newspaper, August 22, 1941; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1366567/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.