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man take fire in hi* bosom and his
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Grocery & Market
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Home of the WILLARD ear battery. Plenty of Grade 8
recap and used tires for sale.
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KING RADIO SHOP
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ALLEN BUTANE
GAS AND EQUIPMENT CO.
Phone 13 South Side Square
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Hickory Street Sun
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The Dreamland
straight” with Bob
PACKARD
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WALDR1P MOTOR CO.
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lief work among Jri
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Shoes
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Shoe Store
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The first sign of spring hit aS Alabama
hard—a boy broke a leg jumping off of a
big hand tn taak-
according to the
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ALL KINDS OF MILL, DAIRY ..
AND POULTRY FEEDS
Including Grain, Maize and Shelled Corn
SNOW’S FEED STORE
AND CUSTOM GRINDING
603 East McKtancy St. Phone 1926
‘-THE FARMER’S FRIENDLY STORE”
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BODY OF MAN^gftgT MX TIMES
MIDLAND, x Feb Iff. —(T>— The
body of a man about to j—--'
age was found about 14 ml
of here yesterday, pierced
bullet*. Police Chief Jack
ton said ttto name -J. R.
well” and laundry mark "JFW' was
found in the man’* clothing.
t money from as.
iwrvtee. Many ere
ms bow—jroa can
to MacArthur. Already th^^^sayh^here^timt Jt
Lee™ stmiewal? Jackson and several other* *111 the
military history book*.
P.-T. A. Observes
Valentine Day
Shell Be Yom : ”
VALENTINE
With FLOWERS
from
WHAYNE
FLORISTS
800 N. Locust
Cut Flowers, Pot Plants.
Other Special
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Send your cleaning and pressing
to The American Cleaner* A Dyer*.
221 W. Oak. Phone 26*. IfcO
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rfil Fuller’s principle* « warfare
■ be revised? --
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■tae of Liberty postage
power with all Its
futofe made Oen
something that m
After thl
of warfare will alt dawn to determine how it was
Won. Then they may be able to write their new
textbook* for future generals.
. Ibe program /tea* a joint dis-
cussion. ’ What Parents Expect of
Teachers," by Mrs Cole Parks, and
"What Teachers Expect of Parents,"
by Lawrence Wells.
has run off to the war plants Ne-
gro maids? No, according to the
I^tbor Department. White m»id*
The Labor Department has made
a study of the problem and this is
what it says in its "monthly labor
review": - ■ I
Between 1040 and 1944 the num-
ber of negro women domestics In-
creased 50,000 "but it was not
enough to counterbalance the de-
cline of 400,000 among white d<>-
mestictoervants.t
Exclusive of the negroes In the
Army, the number of negro men
working in civilian jobs has In-
creased 300.000 and the number of
negro women working has Increan-
ixl 600,000 since 1040
Shift to War Job*
And the biggest change th^t. took
place among them was the shift
from farm to factory, particularly
munitions factories
They’ve made their greatest em-
ployment gain* in those Industries
and area* where the adjustment*
after the war will be most severe.
And says the Labor Department:
The extent to which these gains
can be retained will be largely de-
pendent upon the maintenance of
a high level of poet-war employ-
ment."
Which mean* that if there are
plenty of jobs for everybody, the
negroes will have jobs. If not—
what? They’ll undoubtedly suffer
first and most from unemployment.
All fresh nnd bmutifttl
to brighten the home of
a loved one. Can 40.
LELA FOSTER
FLOWERS .
• WASHINGTON
COLUMN
imA-maff omvS
arkana Gasette says:
" Plane Span. United State, k
in Record Six Hours’ aaid » ™tn S
headline, and doubtless mil-
lion* of speed-crazed Am<ican*
got a mental kick’ out of the
announcement. But everything
1* relative. It was really1 rout-
ing to get excited about. The
real thrill came long ago. when
the Wright Brothers first got
an airplane of the ground and
into the air. A few thoughtful
people are beginning at last
to suspect what the Athenian*—
perhaps the greatest race in
human history—learned 2,500
years ago. That is. that speed
except perhaps for foot races—
is not of much importance. The
important thing- a* Arthur
Brisbane used to write with an-
noying repetition- is what goes
on inside of people's skulls.
Inunaipuel Kant, rated as one
of* the great modern think-
ers, never went more than 30
miles from the place where he
was born, and never troubled
himself about human flight.
In their present mood most
Americans seem to think, that,
wherever they are, it Is a great
thing to be somewhere else.
They may get over that in time..
Otherwise they would have to
.admit that a man’s feet are
more unportant than hi* head "
Give brass door knockers a coat
of. wax and there will be les* pal-
Ishing needed as the wax form* a
protective coat which keep* off tar-
nish for some time.
' For easier cleaning select an oven
roaster with rounded comers.
PUT ON fi
CON vrNIFNT TERM5
Ramsey-Colwell Service Station
North of Fostoffice Phone 1418
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TODAY
en the HOME PROUT
I ju Or Ammb Mwriw*
WASHINGTON, Feb iff. —(F>—
So you need a maid.
And you can’t get one.
And you’re sore.
A tot St housewiyes are.
A M of housewives are suffering
from housemaids' nay:
• No, ma’am. I can't work for you
I do better in a war ptant."
. And a lot «f housewive*. Just be-
cause of good pay in war plants,
would like to work there themselves
and hire a maid to take care of
the children.
Down South, I know, there's been
peevUhhes* among white women
who couldn’t get a maid. I’ve heard
them say:
• You can’t get a m
housework any more,
make more money elsewhere or
they say they don’t have to work
because their husbands ire making
so much money.** ,
I know that in a city like New
Orleans you could get a negro girl
before the war to work in the
house for 03 to 06 * week but af-
ter the war started some people had
a time trying to gst a maid for $15
weekly.
White Maida Gone
But the maid shortage has hit ev-
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s smell
SUNPROOF
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WASHINGTON
IN WARTIME^
to the war automobiles were I
made faster and faater in order
satisfy the customers,
highways were rapidly I
ed into racetracks which----
Ing hazardous for even those who
were careful and observed reasona-
ble speed*. Even today, despite the
plea* to hold the speed down to M
miles »n hour to conserve tires,
many motorists make from 50 to
00 miles per hour all the time.
What may be expected after the
war? Airplanes have added speed
and added speed until now they are
mere streaks in the sky, and when
automobiles, tires and gasoline are
available again in unllmit?d quanti-
ty. if ever, it is to be expected that
many motorists will try to emu-
late airplane pilots In getting
'round.
Speaking of the subject, the Tex-
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DAILY, OVER KDNT
7:55 a. m., 1:55 p. m.
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MR. ELMER MURDOCK, MR. FLOYD SULLIVAN
R, L. ARMSTRONG, District Agent.
Raley Bldg. _ Phone 357
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JUST
AMOttG US
FOLKS
K clearing the Japanese out of
ildnt be underestimated It’s far
vtetery. It * «• bridge to China
waa li a dead line
can take its share of glory tn this
knocked out the Nipponea* fleet in
be (faglnal landing* on Leyte, It prevented ttte foe
rotn tending reinforcements on Luaon
Bu^ credit for the real surprise strategy must go
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I Best Method* of
Gardening Discussed
| Best methods for cuRtvatiofi.
. date* for planting, fertlteer, end in-
sect eliaMnaMon were among (hr
toptas discussed at the meeting of
1' city and rural victory ganMhers t
tural agent. uMd that only
group took advantage of th
tag. explaining that many
ere began their work test j
received necessary inform
that time, while others p
personally to* the «W
office for help with their piob-
.10 ■
rummage sale for the benefit o! the
P.«T. a. treasury waa planned for
March 5, to be held at the mar- I
ket square, and any one having used 1
garments, shoes, etc., to donate,.
were asked to notify Mme*. Lukens, I “
Una Glttbins or Mlse Georgia Bar- T
gent, at the school.
A committee to nominate officers.
for next session was named, com- !
posed of Mmes A. O. Calhoun, W. >
A. Colwell and Miss Lila Holllngs-f
worth. Miss Hollingsworth’s room t
received the cash award for the’
most patrons present, Iff of the 60
attending.
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WASHINGTON—Bome armchair strategist* here
already are writing off the Philippine (Luzon) cam-
paign aff h Mt of military luck. Other* chalk it up
as whoteeafe dunderheading on the part of the Jap-
ilsfl*
Over at ths War
differently. Tbere tar
gfudingly, but *11 ®f them agree that Oen.
Mbrilrthnt has i*’"’ ~
gfeat strategies of
Boon after he piled Into 1
’ there were between 170
Luaon. Part of there tiri in the north of the
. part tn the eouth. With MacArthur’s force*
striking through Leyte. SamffT, Mindora and Mar
induque. they Concentrated on preventing a landing
from the south. ;-r~- ■ ;--------
From a mlMtgry standpoint, three wa* good reason
for this conclusion. In the first place af^operstions
arid hence an oonsentratlons of force were in the
aterth. la the second piece, it was almost incon
cetvabie that MacArthur would approach through
the haaardoue narrete* up the weet coast.
♦ • •
The enemy was wronft on both count*. They should
have .but they didn’t know MacArthur. The tendings
on Leyte and other laterids to the south were ac-
triany a dlverskm. The Navy had a biff ’
Mff it a successful one. MacArthur, ac
War Department experts here, didn’t
any more.
Unsold ng up the west coast, he put his fereee In
the Lingayen Gulf almost exactly half way between
M A — — —^* — *-• A . a1
uw •rwpanrsp concei 1 uBuons at
aft* positive that the recapture
will go down in military history as one of the better
military strategies of all time
The battles above Baguio fa the mountain* to the
north, and below Manila to the south may be almost
aS fierce a* the American retreat down Bataan. Th*
Bhttte of th* Philippines isn’t won yet by any mean*
But there te ■» Unger any gusstten about tte out-
come.
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Let
Vogue
Cleaners and
Furriers
clean your
—Dress Suits
—-Evening Dresses
—Robes
—Gowns
J. H. BARROW
Phone 168 731 N. Locust
The Sam Houston P.-T. A., meet-
ing in the school Wednesday after-
noon, had an Innovation from the
regular schedule wten the session
wa* opened with a valentine ob-
servance with mother* of Mr*. R N.
Lukens' room hostesses for the «o- | 1
cial part of the afternoon prior to
ng nxuA re revireor A , * * I
^W4<oftM«M«»«tegiMtheortet.T^“^renU J
hostess committee which pinned
red heart* bearing each one's name
on him or her, and during a get- ’
acquainted period fruit nectar and
cookies were served by Mmes BUI
Cook. Raymond Morgan, A. O.
Smith and Lukens.
During the business session the
-----and Mr*.
A iiuuijjvihi, » owUt Sponsor,
made an appeal for persons who
would be willing to give two hours
each week as leader* with either
Boy or Girl Scouts. They were
asked to give their names to the
principal, Mrs. Thompson, or Mis*
Margaret Carter, Girl Scout execu-
The. association voted to endorse
and signed a petition to be sent
to the Texas Legislature concern-
• Bre. P
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Here ate
air warfare
1 The amazing advances In trl-phibtous air-tend-
2 The still developing use of airborne glider and
I mi at roops . 1 ’•
1 The gas turbine, Ot jet propulsion airplane which
even today threatens t <r make all Internal combustion
engines obsolete for aircraft.
4. The use of rockets and robot bombs for resisce-
ment of long distance botnbtng planes, for extended
middle distance replacement of artillery, and for
ih close combat
neb radio and electronic devices for
for remote control of botnbl or
against them.
i Maj.Oen. Fuller of the British Oen-
, down ter N» own guMsnee what he
.j6 Mric principles of war. -
• ” • *
The surprising thing about General Fuller’s doc-
trine is that it makes absolutely ho mention of air
power Ovci -simplifying, the nine principles may
be stated briefly as: the determination of the ob-
jective. taking the offensive, attainment of mass su-
periorftyi economy in the use of force, maintenance
of movement, the She of surprise, the obtaining of
security, simplicity of operation, the co-operation of
an forces
I* air power
be incorporate*
r Department, the experts think
are a tew who give their opinions '
’ * ™ Douglas
lulled out of liL cap one of the
----- global war.
Leyte, it was determined
IfiOD abd 236.000 Japanese
Friends of Fred ft Minor Monday inserted his an- Drinclwu j K Varbrouah
?e«*TntoUTO’ ,ub^ct to Doyle Thompson?a8cou't
acUon ” Demuy*UC primary. made an anneal for oen
--- MS Ada Fitch. Area Rae D-
of Pilot Nint teste in Den-
Whlteaide. 00, died at Pilot Point Bunday
odd poisoning, contracted following a fall
i yesterday, 63; low today. *.
— painful cuts about the face
automobile wreck which occurred
nday afternoon. _ ___
has been appoiMafl chairman of tng the chlM labor bin. No 37. A
Campaign to raise funds far re- “
ws ta Poland and ttaasta, aecord-
tfiff to a letter received from Edward Tltahe. Dallas,
chairman of sone 1 tn Texas
Herbert M. W> Men is ill of infiuenm at the home
of his sister, Mrs. ft'p Schweei*. West Oak Street,
lexmsrri Robbing of Argyle was operated upon Sat-
urday evening for appendicitis at the Buckner Hos-
pital sad Monday was said to be doing rilMW.
Born: ToJMtr. aid Mrs Pete Brown, east of Denton,
Saturday, a girt. -------
Mrs. Alva Thrower was taken to the Denton Hos-
pital for treatment Friday. «
Mrs. Foul Ramires was taken to the Denton Hos-
pttal ice teeaffmiMt ftataffdflff.
Mrs. O. H. Bl * ikK H, 613 Schmitz Street, is ill
Mrs. O. L. Floyd. Dallas Drive, is ill of influenza.
Mrs. B X Dooley and chUdren, recently of Floy-
dada, are here for a vt“ -------
Mrs. Joe T Curtis, of i
8. P. Wilson and D
Denton. »
U. B. ARMY Adt FORCER TACTICAL TRAIN -
ING CENTER. ORLANDO, Pla in General Georg*
i^deTof Ote’Upited Nation* settled a lot a the
«w mr^nit nuriifrVwft ftTwi up in lit ft hid* machine ry Obukb was left totally unprotected save few tlte
“ thL. aire«h have Kuard put down from the skies by the 19th U 8.
Tactical Air Oxntapnd.
This was a new development la warfare. The idea
of employing an al? force to protect a ground forces
flank from above W something that the military ex-
pert* Will haVe to ponder pn and perfect for a long
time before they put it tri their textbook* on mili-
tary science, yet it is only one of a number of sur-
prising new tactics vJhlch today dictate the writing
of thest textbooks on a loose leaf priseipie, so that
some pages can be torn out easily and replaced with
later tactical doctrines. Here at the Orlando univer-
sity of aerial warfare the teachers mqst change their
courses almost dally, and even the teachers must be
replaced constantly with fresh fighting professors
from the front, who know all the latest stuff, through
actual practice and eo ar cable to teach the theory
• • •
just a tew of the factors indicating that
of the future i* Just beginning to un-
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Back the Attack by Buying More Bonds Now.
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MU encountered and probaMy Wfil be encountered
irt ore days that win follow When efforts are made
to wtabtiab a lasting "peace. What was actually ae-
-----oomptMied at the Yalta meeting was overshadowed
in many respects by the fact that the leader* of
three powerful nations, with divergent interests and
claaMw ambitions, composed many of their differ-
ent visw» and set at rest the growing fears of a
split between the three major powers.
The lessons of World War H have demonstrated
clearly some facts realised more fully by American
Muter* than by the average American citiaen. and
that is the importance of American participation In
world affUrs, which tneafis making concessions for
the common welfare of the citiaen* of the World.
America tried to remain aloof following World War
I, before the airplane made the world into a small
community. America cant remain atoof following
WOrid War II without grave risk to the nation’s to- v
. ' .....
EAST TEXAS FOREST FIRES
The plague of fires In the pipey woods of Esst
Texas stems to have sprung up again. More than
75 fires were reported last Thursday and Friday
by pitots of the Civil Air Patrol and Tzaras Forest
Itetrol. and at the week end, when rains providen-
ttally abated the fires, approximately 1,500 acres had
Men burned over. ■ ..,
It appears that the dry weather and high winds
ate not atone in starting so many costly forest
fire* More effective stem should be taken to prevent
duiteiii wtftth ij?
tfinber. K an of these fires are accidental, the peo-
ple of East Texas must be extremely careless with
tftrir ffiatelM*.
In These Days of Rising Pirkes
ELECTRICITY is still CHEAP!
Electricity glvm you tt» most for th* hast. For only stew esnts
K.I fyLi. Lak «<1) A ZL tell 1
W a full’ wSk and tnftely tWo cedts^sk/^M
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ARBS
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• leg jumping
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A Stockholm newspaper say* Hitter win give
up his title. A prelude to just givft| up?
"'1triT—g--- as ths result of a serious
scarcity of abundance of matt tiling*
"Investigate before you invest,” advtoes a
■' as io War Bond*!
What some people need 1* an alarm clock that
will ring when it’s time to rise to the occasion.
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Edwards, Robert J. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 160, Ed. 1 Friday, February 16, 1945, newspaper, February 16, 1945; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1370405/m1/6/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.