Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 141, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 25, 1942 Page: 2 of 4
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NAAVSOTA DAILY EXAMINER
Like food, shelter and clothtag, YOUR NEWSPAPER 1* something <
you take for granted. But only to America is the newspaper still the unfet-
tered organ of • Free Press. The American Newspaper does and will
always champion the people's cause for honest, fearless, free reporting of
the truth. The American Newspaper will always sound out loud and
clear, the never to be stilled VOICE OF DEMOCRACY.
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pretty much for grafted—Just because they’re the very things no one can do without and en-
joy a well balanced life. But skip a meal—get locked out of the house—have your clothes bor-
rowed from the hickory limb, while you take a swim—forget to bring home YOUR NEWSPAPER
—and you experience a hollowness, a sense of loss no subtitute can fill!
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But It’s True
You got the same amount of Vita-
min® A and D in ONE “One-A-Day"
brand Vitamin A and D Tablet, as in
ONE AND ONE-HALF tearpooniult
of Cod Liver Oil, anaatinf minimum
V.. S. P. Standard! — and you will
actually like the taate. You don't have
to mew eround with oily bottles or
greasy spoons.
Do you get ENOUGH Vitamins A
and D? If hot, remember that a “One-
A-Day" tablet every day furnithoo
your full normal requirements.
Ask your druggist for
one^Jday
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Entered an* Second Class
Yeh. 22, llilflt • at Navasota, Texas,
■ader Act of CcngresH, March 3, 1S70.
The NaVy announced recruiting of
enlisted personnel of the Wortu.'.?a
Naval Reserves wifi begin Scptem-
HE USED TO BE EXTRAV-.'
A6AMT AMD SQUANDER
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Any errohebtia reflections upon the
Aaracter, standing nr reputation of
any person, flrin or corporation which
aaay occur in the coininns of 'PILE
EXAMINER will W gladly corrected
' apon being brought to the attention of
‘he firm.
Obituaries and -. resolutions irfr#
spent published ,ai one (I), cent per
word. ■/??'
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War Production Chairman Nelson S. Ranger Battalion
announced thy War Production.
.Board' is relating every project.in-the
war program to secure the “max-
rm tim- impact on: the enemy how."
Combat planes, particularly bom-
- beis, ale at the top of this. new list,
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matter
-test possible interpretation" of a
recent amendment to tire rationing
regulations restricting truck eligibl-
ity to vhicles essential to the war
effort or public health and safety,
till and Gasoline
WPB Chairman Nelson appointed-
Under Secretary of War Patt,ersori,
Petroleum Coordinator . .Ickes and.
Price Administrator Henderson a-i
a committee to. determine whether
fuel oil should Im? ratiined in the.
East Coast area this Winter Be-
cause. of the Shortage of fuel, oil in
VITAMIN A ■ 0 'AHIfl.
Joined
Canadian and British forces
nine-hour raid on Dieppe, Franch,
The Navy reported U. 8. submarines
operating in the Aleutians and in the
Far East sank a crutser or destroy-
er- and, damaged a destroyer, sank
two .'c'ai go ships arid a transport, and
damaged another cargo ship. . The
torpedoing "of seven mpre
Nations merchantmen by
submarines was announced
Foreign Relations
President Roosevelt and Secretary
of Sta-te Hull Sent me-sages of Solie- ?
darjty to Brazil as that country be-
came the first South American nat-
ion to declare war on Germany and
Italy. The President said Wendell
L Wilkie will tour Europe and .the
as his special •represi-n-'
Older to correct tin- im-
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pi oduetion is not all. It should 'hr.
Mr. Wilkie will carry messages from I
ih. President to loreign leaders, in- ' “
ciukllng Premier ' Stalin. ' _____
I a sta ement that the
perpi'tratois Of "barbaric" acts in
ik-ciipivd countries will have to
stand in the' courts of law" id the
same countries in which barbarism
how rages, and answer in
coin s fo; their crimes..
Developed and compounded by the
makers of Alka-Saltser. *>
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led Europe. U. S. flying fortresses
bombed the Nazi transportation
system at A.niehs and Abbeville
In a battle over the North
■Sea, four flyingi fortrcAses shot
dowii throe German fighters and
damaged nine o.hels, while all the
U.. S planes returned safely. A U J ail registrants
reclassified in
1-A, while those not suited fpr any
military service will be placed, in
4-F In tho ciise of men reclassified
in i-A, the Army will determine af-
ter induction whether they will be
assigned to full or limited sei vice.
Stabilization of F&nr. Priies
Spcv-e.Lary of Agriculture Wickard
said he would approve a plan of
i which ‘’must
ntt! permit abnormal profits to any-
one in the industry at the expense
of. the producers or consumers," AJr.
Wickard also said he now favors' l°cal rationing, boards for the "stric-
repeal"of the pixrvMion Of the price
control act -'that prohibits ceilings
on processed farm products if the
ceiling price reflects a. farm price.of
less than 110 percept of parity,” He
said -farth prices ‘‘have readied' par-
ity on ah average?’ The WiPB Pood
Rpquirementi Committee asked the.
armed forces, tho Lend-Least Ad-
ministration, and the War Product-
tipti Board to collaborate in work-
ing out a piogram for allocation- of
all Gveinment meat purchases as
equitalble as -possible among feder-
Our Platform for a
Greater Grimes County
L A united, harmonious cpiuity.
A. laiwer city taxes.
A. 100 per cent- Iwoking of the food-
for-vlctory drive,
A Agricultural development to Its !
bright with empluihis on soli con- ' ' '
Mirvution ' ters. m A.u tiaha reportrd allied ligh*
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A Intensive llviSsto, s development,
bringing the hiereiised cattle busi-
ne*M U> the forefront.
< Turning the unfinished N.Y.A.
building Into' a niuiiieinal audi-
torium.
7. A niodenr hotel- fprNnya.a<>ta.
8. A Cham tier of. Commerce homo.
b. Drawing small industries yrkich
could find the necessary natural
rtaources and facjlilties here.
18. Modem store buildings and of-
fices for Navasota and the county.
1L I’ubllclzing Navasota as the home
of the Texas bluebonnet festival.
IS. All-out patronage of home-town
buolnraseo.
SLAP TH ATJAP/
Do You Lie Awake Nights?
al ILLIONS do. The worst of
*YV it is, you never know when
• sleepless night is coming.
Why not be prepared?,
DR. MILKS
feffervescant Nervine Tablets
help to quiet the nerves and
permit refreshing sleep.
Stop in at the drug store to-
ilay and get a package.
Try Dr. Miles Nervine Tab-
lets for Nervousness, Sleep-
lessness due to Nervousness,
Nervous Headache, Excita-
Mtty, Nervous Irritabilit]/.
Small Package 354
Large Package 75*
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Published Every Afternoon
Except Sunday
Navasota, Texas
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Publisher
Mr. Nelson said
Chan man Nelson reported the U.
8. >s vow producing munition tlue?,
afld a hiilf times the rate in Nov*
ember 1941, the month befoie Pearl
■ Hai-bdr, July production, he raid,
-wa.u 16 percent above June produc-
tion, Inn 7 percent shoit <if produc-
. tj<»n fou.-cuslK nr.-ule at the begipn-
iiig of, J,u|y, ‘ The big job ahead of
US ugh; now is to bring our pmg-
fom into lia.lunce and rnuke sure
that we ,Ha- oUr materials and flic*
rlities ,i; wisely ns possible,'' he | jq,.ar j,vast
"•I lio in, in> that, w<.- mur.t 11 - i |(|.,V(. ln mdi-i to correct the
double our < fforU. particularly onj pl ,.ssiou in- those places that V
tl|i low spins, If we ate?.> makr oui l
g.op-fe; by the -ycii.r'S .Ind?;
Aiiciai' product ion, ticroa-i-c. 11
price nt in July uytir Jupe out nut,-.
Nelson,-
pi oduction i c
Mr. Nelson • said. . Aitjimign combat dent- issued
piane production rose ti percent,, jt ]
was opt up to i XpectatioH.:. He ailso
n'j/in t'ed:. oveitill ordanep produo
non m July Increased t!ti percent
ovci June oiitiiut, and wits ■ very
close to scheduk-s; . pi;o.1'uctiun. of
Hu dhini tanks wa.I 35 ji'-rccir great- Army anil Navy
er thin in- the previous n-.oiitli md '
.ff . .- ■ coiisldi.-.raj l.y ahead of schedules;
LvM light tanks up 15 percent- lils-p were
br 11, and training will xtpr: Oct-
ober 9 at the University of Wiscon-
sin, Indiana University and Okla-
homa A. and M. .College.
Selective Service i
Selective Service Director Her-
hey said draft boards will begin
calling men with dependents before
Christmas. He said single men
"secondary” dependents, such as
aged or, crippled relalivi-a, will be
called first; married ml-h wlyose:
wives work, next; • then men with
bombing by daylinght of Nazi-occup- ^dependent wives; and finally men
who have wives and children He
said the reservoir of 1-A men throu-
ghout the country is “practieally ex-
hausted”. Selective' service head-
quarters. said Cla s 1-B (Men fit for
militaiy service only) will be elimi-
natpd, and beginning Septmeber 1,
i who are not totally
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—Cour ley y (TAIcago Tribune Syndicate. ‘
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ally Inspected packers. The Agrlcu-
Jfural Aidmiini-sltiation
bought $137,900,00 worth of fold-
stuft during’ July for the- United
Nations and other . requirements, in-
cluding 30,000 pounds of dehydrated
beef.
Rationing
Tire 'quotas will have to follow a
downward trend the rest pt this
year, to keep within the amount Jf
rubber earmarked by the WBB for
the purpose, the Office of Price Ad-
minLsti a'uon said. The Office asked
The War Department said it will ••
inaugurate this fall a voluntary livestock ceiling prices
guns training program utilizing
, , . , , ‘ , .. . uxistine- facilities of schiols anil col-
exceuded scheduitis by , la wh/A fnai—
gin;.'' inei chant ships were up 6.
perQCnr and ‘‘nearly on schedule?; tor
the month;'-’ deliveries of major
combat vessels' were , __, Tr. _
in June and “cdnsldei-ably ahead of
’forecasts;’'
The War Front
Macarthui's ’ headipiai-
‘ -r jiilorji' ti.-ing n-v.w: buttle'tacfies t ((|’
‘ ,( -Jf't J.- Japanc.-i I niiljt.tl.y <;,j-uipmj»nl- for forces- stat-.
pl »:u - .-uni prpbably 15 or mor -.1
. IU1R.U rsiivt
out of an” enemy fleet of -17
Black, d Du, Win No allied planes ?cf-. 1|ll0WanC(>4 ,0 'dependents of
wet-e lo t 1‘hc Navy lepbrted th.
Mai ine's' hold on at. least three of
■ he Solomon . Islands Is now well es-
tabhsl.eil ■' wh<‘u , 7.60; ? j a p a n e s-e
counN'r-attackeii pn one of the
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existing facilities of scbiols and col-
leges to mee t present and future
needs for properly trained personnel
ics ot majoiJ'n ‘h’; Armed ForCes' ^t °f H>ry
ahead ot 'those 100 ,,Kn in^dCted into the Army,
about 63 are assigned to’ duties re-
quiiihg specialized training, the De-
partment said The' Army said il
is organizing and training Port Bbt-
I taiions .composed -mostly of for-
■ infer slevedors) for duty overseas
insuje pfomp- handling of U. S,
' ionC.d thYoUgliOut' ..the world. The
. ■ j iut said chetk in payment
?'''' ,|||iiwan<’<‘.< to dependents of en-
1111 listed men of the Army; covering the
. first , applications to , bo approved,
'will go out shOitely after September
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lands 670 wei e killed ' and the o'lie-
30 taken prisoners, Pacific ' Fleet
Commander' Nimitz reported. The
Marines los es were 2S killed and 72
wounded, Admiral Nimitz also an-
nounced a force 6f Marines made a
successful landing on Making Is-
land, killed 80 Japanese, wrecked
various, iti.-talla.ions, and then with-
drew.
, U S. Ar my 'Hladquartrs, Europ-
ean Theatre; announced arrival in
.Britain of the largest U. S. convoy
of the, war, wit h .r.of.v men and mat-
erial for the American au forces
which ' had alieday begun precision
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the area, Mb- Ickea prohibited the
hauling of automotive goaoline by
rail In 20 middle western and aouth-
western states in order to divert
enough tank ears to carry 100,000
barrels of fuel oil daily to the rat-
ioned area. If the withdrawel bf
these 5,000 to 7,000 tank cure create*
a' shortage, rationing should be ex-
tended, Mlt. Ickes, said,
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SMARTEST MAN I KNOW-
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Office over Canady's Pharmacy
in Starker Blgd.
Telephone 2-143- ‘
BRYAN, TEXAS
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Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 141, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 25, 1942, newspaper, August 25, 1942; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1383145/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.