Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 230, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 30, 1940 Page: 4 of 4
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A very large'stock of Men’s, Young Men’s and Students
Suits to select from.
Fill In Orders
Continue to Arrive
Beautiful Combination Suit—odd trousers.
3-Button Single Breasted. 2 Pants.
“Joseph II. Cohen” Clothes in Worsteds and
Tweeds. Double and Single.
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the German station and the station
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Miss Templemnn's letter was written <-<>ntrolledH»y Germany, and then you
October 31 and came in an envelope
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you have
radio and
to tut with his bomba, and 1 was amaz-
ed at the protective methods adopted
to intercept the enemy* ehoaM he coase
by air, sea, atad lead on oar ahorse. It
was a most adventuresome Journey,
and that very day at 1:1S p. m„ three
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now in use and we are indeed grate-
1 ful to the kind ladies who sent them."
Frmu Jimmy: "1 thank you for the
[bed suits you sent us. 1 have been in
I hospital tor nine months and
out yet, but I have seen Muni and
I Dad.
I week. We have eggs for breakfast and
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Why not look us over this (
afternoon and tonight after
supper?
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porridge as well. I am glad you are
making some planes to fight old Hit-
ler with. 1 have to close now. Love
I from Jimmy Abbott.”
No American can read these pitiful
letters without wishing to heli>. One
young man. who gave a pint'of blood
plasma to be fchlpped to England,
said: "I haven't much money to give,
and I feel that 1 must do something.”
Not everyone has the opportunity nor
the privilege of giving his own life's
blood, but «-veryone can give a few
hours of dally work, and this is what
your Red Cross.chapter needs.
Do you knit? Have you patterns
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U«e only on« lovcl tca-
f peonful to ■ cup of lifted
flour for moi» recipct.
BAKING
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Same price today 1
i as 48 years age J
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I Mamdattarad ky bakinf pa«4« II
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week a ahepboad’a cottage teas wiocked
and the shepherd's wits and eon were
ktUed. Tbe sane raiders gunfired the
Scott-London Express, not tar from
Edinburgh, but no one was hurt.
"Well, the story goes on to say that
by next Spring, the B. A. F. WU1 have
bombed Germany almost out of exist-
ence, I hope this happens, it won’t
come too soon tor me.
“The Naris, of course, think we
are the brutea and when some of them
are taken prisoners, they are very arro-
gant. The story goes about one Nazi
pilot who, though badly wounded, was
most insolent, that even while be was
being stitched up, be continued to Im
precate against Britain. The doctor,
however, appears to have had the last
word, for he administered a blood
transfusion' and ended the operation
with these words : ‘Now, my lad, you
have two pints of good Jewish blood
with wldch ea<-li little garment jin y<»u.’ Curiously enough, there were
The small knitted no signs of internal combustion- in the
morning In the city.
VV. 1). Mei'orquodah’ of Iola was
a visitor to the city this morning.
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mark, principally ftelds and booses, a htousa gets M»wn ap and att tW gs«l
number of people have bean kilted and things wasted! 11 .
“To meattra tavaaton again, yea
know we are wooderfoily protected. I
knew we were, bat 1 saw this- for my-
self on Tuesday, when wo motored to
visit a cousta who Is marvUd to a
doctor 25 miles from here and through
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“ Michaels-Stern ”
“Sewell’s” One Pant Suits. Unexcelled
at the price. Single and Double.
“Texas StagecoicY’
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Junior G-Men Serial and Cartoon
toft for new
You’ll enjoy the 'lift' of Hummi
sprightly Forest Tones And disc
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Houston Sunday whore She will see the
Sonja lienie lee Show.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Aldredge and
hoii. Mike, of •Ulmer were here Erlday
ufU*rui>on for a visit witli Miss lies
ter Muse. Mrs. Aldn-dge wilKhe re-
membon-d its the former Miss Mildred
Garvin.
was. bombed three weeks ago bat
we’re not downhearted. Bo goodbjA
and many thanks from Leonard Qgk-
■iay.”
From the skipper and crew of a
patrol trawler: "foe thirteen pullovers.
We appreciate woolen goods of such
excellent quality because conditions on
a trawler in winter are very severe, and
many warm clothes are necessary.
The American Red Cross can be as-
sured that the gifts will be acceptable
and certainly very well worn. A
million thanks, and the best of luck.”
From a British hospital: “To all
those who made and imeked these
beautiful infants’ layettes may I say
•Thunk you' from the mothers whose
babies have been born or are shortly
to be born at this terrible time. It
has meant more to them than I. <*an
express in words to see tlip loving j
cure
made.
blankets and wadded quills are all ptilleut."
The writer also relates about the
"nasty weather, cold and wet, not one
dry day this month—and this does
not help to lift the depression.” She
not[adds that there was snow and lee on
the continent of Europe already.
AUSTIN. Tews. Nov. 80. — Maybe pair, of boots like your*.’ W houum
it’s the Influence of UM war, but cagy
tTeuas are reducing their Savings
boads investments, it oeems.
University of Texaa Bureau of
Business Beeearcb officials report that
October's investments in 88 major
Texas cities declined 15.4 par cent un
- der October, 1»3», and totaled only
8830,782. '
Total IMO purchases of savings
bonds for the first ten months of the
year, however, are still 12. j>er cent
Above January October purchases, and
aggregate 80,261,820, they pointed out.
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Michaels-Stern “Tiffany Worsteds” Land tailored fl'OQ PA
suits. Single and Double Breasted. tpZSO.DU
One five room cottage, every con-
venience hardwood floors in perfect
condition. E. M. Perry. tf
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perfect companion for new Alt dothw:
a good many dualities from, chiefly,
flying gi«H. We are still awaiting the
gevti Hitter's long-cherished bombastic
talk of invading Britain. He doesn't
know the Brtttah people, like a few
other countries. We are made, you
know, of different stuff from the con- the country Hitter would have to get
tluental people of Europe.
"We have had these last few months
many shocks, and France gave us the
greatest, and so what next. The
enemy, rest assured, will not invade
us. He may try of course, numerical-
ly In tlie air, but lacks quality and enemy planes passed over the sky right
that him been too well-shown at Dun- above us. We hestiated whether to
where our It. A. F. exceeded go on our visit, but the all-clear signal
beyond bound. Tlmt evacuation was the came along and so off we went and we
greatest miracle of our age, and so'learned a lot that taade us feel gfate-
in this island ful to our government tor thinking out
band of sav- such wonderful defense plahs, which
I cannot tell you about here.
"The historians will have Something
te write about this war when once It
is finished, but perhaps you and I
lies over the radio if you listen into will not live to read about all the
dreadful things and the brave things
that have been done. Rest assured,
we have a wonderful air force, aud
get the heutrnl Countries, and so you-they are human and our hopes lie*
nt one end of which were printed in must have difficulty in-knowing Just with them in saving this island so we
shall be the victors. But What is go-
ing to happen to the world after it is
all over. It will be a new world
Indeed.” >.
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previous letter received here in itria' which
August, Miss Tetnpleman tells many
other illuminating facts. Then she
wrote: "Well, things are not too bad
with us yet, tho' we hare had a few
Si'iires—three during the night,
eprly morning, two during the day.
Jlea rd firing this afternoon and short-
ly afterwards God’s fireworks began,
but the electrical storm did not last
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of baby clothes? Your chapter is in' "Tomorrow, the 37th, is the day Htt-
greut -need of these services. If you ler is supposed to march triumphant-
can knit, call Mrs. H. N. Handall and ly Into Berlin after taking London,
offer your 'services. If you have pat A-weel he has a. long way to go yet,
'.tertrn for layettes, call yoiir t hapter j pulr man. In your letter you say you
chairman. Mrs. Mary Spann Terrell are distressed over the way ‘old’ Hit-
One NaVasota Red ('toss worker feels ler is ruining our country. Well, don’t
that every sweater she knits is doing . <
her bit toward, keeping Anierh-an i>o,vs
out <if war: for if England is victori-
oils,* America need not take up arms. '
Let' us lieip the Alhericim people
keep tln i.r pfoinlse to Britain I |
Let its help the American Red Gross j
keep it< promise t<> ■Humanity !
T. !'■ I'ronshaw of Keith spen-t. the
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Drink goat milk for Indigestion.
Ulcerated stomach, constipation,
alkallxer, rich in calcium and iodene.;
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bold letters “Oi>ened by Examiner 4431” what is truth and what is lies. Our i
— -which, of course, indicates the cen-j B. B. C, only gives over officials news; |
sorship existing in Britain since the : for instance, it wqs only -yesterday i
war. | we were told the fate of the ‘Lancaa- |
fn a previous letter received here in I tria' which was sunk on June 17.
Nothing is given out until it is offi-
cial. Of course, we have some silly
people here who do listen in to Lord
Haw Haw ami they have such a weak
mentality as to believe him and thus
Spread rtimor and innocently affecting
the morale of the weak. Rumpr is
now punishable.
“We are living a fairly normal
life, but Just can’t help feeling a bit
unsettled, especialy going to bed at
night, wondering if the sirens will gv.
Our refugee room is the hall and glass
[therein is protected, so far we have
jiist stayed in our room and turned on
the electtlc fire to keep us Warm.
Besides having our window protected
with adhesive gauze,’ we have a shut-
ter. The rest of the windows in the
house have just the gauze, and so we
pray and hope the window won’t get
damaged so as rain and wind will
get -in In any case we have one
room storm-tight. ;
“We get all the food necessary, but- ■
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Nemir, Lucile. Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 230, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 30, 1940, newspaper, November 30, 1940; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1382627/m1/4/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.