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M. A. GAY ROOFING
& SHEET METAL CO.
nomens is, however, too easy One of the facile fal- I
lacies is to say that strikes normally increase as in- 1
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strikes, with the index at 113
in 1942. there was a drop to four million man-'
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The strike record of 1937 can be attributed to just
No other flour can take its place.
MORRISON’S PEACEMAKER FLOUR
Best for all Home Baking
The Morrison Milling Co.
Denton, Texas
ECDNDMY
FOOD STORE
She maumber qf atrikes
to number of man days
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The time to start worrying if any, is when
your friends stop telling you you re looking older.
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Bathtubs now can be purchased without au-
thortzation from the WPB That s something to
sing in and about.
Distributed By
7 UP BOTTLING CO.
Denton, Texas
THE SEED HOU&
Corner Ball ana MeKinner
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Have rear elother» eleaned and
pressed at Camp Claa Kin, Ph, Utt
within the narrow limits allowed by dketaioriai ruie
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moon except Sunday by Uhe Record-
to. hi.
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And have your bakings always please
Use MORRISON’S PEACEMAKER in every case
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Feed Your CHICKS Only the Best! *
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A Farmer’s Laying Mash
Denton Dairy Co-Operative
Bell Avenue __________ Phone 963
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Spring will bring the usual number of optimists
—folks who believe everything they read in a seed
catalogue
Denton Transfer A
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Phone 1745
tree grows aerial roots which grow
toward the ground where they take
hold and form supporting pillars.
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The quallties usually ascribed to
great leaders include modesty near
the top. together with th* Incli-
nation to give others proper recog-
nition for their part in the uccess
of any undertaking achieved. How-
ever modesty is not always appar -
ent—or existent— in many who have
One Day Service On
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one thing That was the year the Natl
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Slipover Sweater*
Sizes 34 to 40
$2.98
Your favorite in red. natural,
powder blue or navy
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IN WARTIME
By JACK STINNETT
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PLUS POINT-FREE MEAT*
Only Ken-L Biskit contains nature's
; richest combination of vitamtna This
Let Us RECAP Your Car Tire*
Don’t wait. drive in—let us recap your tires for
longer, safer mileage. We are able to recap the fol-
lowing tires:
600x16 650x16 525 and 550-17
600x17 525 and 550x18
and labor
are caused by—
ou ***** looking under more beds than an
in a charity ward
ge in February the Bureau of Labor Sta-
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The ferment of the old win* left
hi the old bottles will soon repeat
the fermentation of the old. If you
want * new life it is safer to start
with new companions and friends:
Neither do men put new wine in old
bottle* Matt 9:17.
WASHINGTON
COLUMN
By PETER EDSON
NEA Staff Correspondent
Schmitz Funeral Home
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East Side Cleaner*
next fall might find they have no more voice in
the selection ofgorernmentomcals.than.anahen. 1
infested jungles in the mud and muck of Italy or
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- Probably the helicopter will not become, for a long
time, the ah-purpose vehicle that some have visual-
ized But such incidents a* that at Mort Hancock
prompts us to belleve that it will be a very handy
and useful contraption when property developed
Wichita Daily Times.
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“Under Cover”
by
John Roy Carlson
(Prom Record-Chronicle January 28. 1925.
Retirement of James H Lowry from the Board of
Regents 1 of the College of Industrial Arts will be
received with genuine regrets by friends of the col- i
lege
J W Degan. president of the Denton County Na- I
Donal Bank of Denton and president of the Lewis-
ville State Bank was named by Governor Perguson
as local regent of the College of Industrial Arts
Oliver Pearce Taylor, aged 88 died at the home I
- Denton Record-Chronicle
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Mrs Hlizabeth Wynes 76. a resident of Denton
County for 50 years died at her home in Stony
early Wednesday morning of heart failure
The Denton High School Eels nosed out the North .
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powerful iftuences on Congress, is solidly opposed
to any such act Their fear is that it will nullify j
union strength completely and reduce the individual
worker to a state where he will have no right to
say where he worts at what wages or under what
conditions
man-days, with the index probably averaging .235
The figures don't prove a thing they are supposed
I to prove The large number of man-days lost in
lost through strikes at over 13 5 million. That aver-
ages 300 strikes a month, 10 a day each losing 3760
man-days labor
No one will condone a single strike but from labor
advisers to the War attitude and hi* accomplish-
War and Navy Departments, come frank admissions ... Sreaking < - - ■ ■
that there has been no sineable failure to meet any leader - “
production schedule because of strikes." I marks:
To consider strikes as inescapable, natural phe- i
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The President says that a national service law win
prevent strikes Before accepting that one you might
esk yourself. "How?" Pact No 1 to determine is
“What causes strikes?"
Herr you run into one of the most imponderable
questiona ever asked Sidney Hillman used to answer
it glibly with. “A difference of opinion between man-
DENTON. TEXAS JANUARY 29 1944
Street fell against a
Despite all of the argument pro and con, about 1 dustrial production goes up Take a look at that for
the payment of poll taxes this little receipt is still . a few selected years
Q—What is the pronounced
culiarity of the banyan trer
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York, a preview of postwar aviation. A coast guard.
flier at Floyd Bennett Held piloted his helicopter to
a pier in the harbor, picked up two canes of blood ,
plasma and delivered them 14 minutes later at Fort
Hancock where survivors of a destroyer explosion
were under treatment. By nutomobile, or by a com- l
bination of automobile and airplane. the errand
would have required several hours to least, and prob-
ably some of the wounded men would not have sur-
d
heart of the enemy 's continen-
tal stronghtld. I send God speed
and good luck to each of you
along with the assurance of my
lasting gratitude and admira-
tion "
can help you finance IL
DRNTON FRDERAL
SAVINGS A LOAN ASSN,
306 Jackson Bldg. Phone 54
days lost, while the index rose to 199
For 1943 the estimated loss will be 13.5 million
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diaries E Boyd of Dallas and Mis Gracie lee
Sizemor of Denton were united in marriage Wed-
neaday. .
C O Rowell of Anson is here to visit his brother
Dr. W N. Rowell
Sliver Gray Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs J w
Gray West Oak Street is til
Relations Act was declared constitutional by the Su-
l preme Court it resulted in 4740 organizational strikes i
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m. Annoctntea Fives is exclusively entitled to the
un for r-pubicaton or all mws aispatchea creditec
so tt V M* odherwin credited in thia paper end •le
the temi aawa published heretn.
NOrIcE TO Till PUBLIC
Amy erroneous refection upon the charetE.FPI
tsticawin come out with its formal report on strikes
* ML About the same time the Nationai War Labor
Board and the W*Mn*l Labor Relatsons Board wi
taMW tetr annual reporta, and there wUl be some
annual nkumres to from them None nor an of
the whole story. You must look. in
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Morrison’s Peacemaker Flour
That is the status of the proposed National Service
Act to date There are bills pending in Congress but
none met haven t actually or in effect been pigeon-!
holed.
The only thing that would bring them out would
be another outburst of strikes or threatened strikes
Neither the President, other war leaders or even
Congress itself is in any humor to put up with
1 to another,
again in the
PRESCRIPTION WORRIES ARE
A THING OF THE PAST!
In 1930 there were 33 million man-day* tost
among citizens to pay poll taxes Sometimes it I
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STORAGE. HAULING
OF ALL KINDS
dent s real purpose in suggesting it has been accom- i L
plished One observer referred to the rrcommeodH- |
thntdsezpaodurtrnyoudcgunemarounaonomuen.Vitamin Protection In
Your Dog’s Food
be one of the outstanding men
Im
In the Axis countries any such organization w hich
fostered a program directly opposite that of the gov-
mum nt would be abolished and its members thrown
into concentration camps in the United States dem-
ocratic toleration of minority groups allows such
rwg*nim lions to grow and prosper so long as they
can attract members and stay within the law
The Axis nations say tins is concrete evidence of
the weakness of the democracies in Germany or j
Japan, any such opposition wouldn t be permitted '
and the leaders in those count nes cant understand .
why a mtnority group will be tolerated in a democ-
racy
The truth is, what the Nans and the Japs con-
sider a weakness of a democracy is in reality its
strength A people accustomed to freedom of speech I
freedom of action freedom of enterprise and the I
omer freedoms of a true democracy can withstand
the oppomition of small minorty groups whie peo-
pie under the heel of a dictator can t be allowed to
do any thinking or acting for themsetves except
g 2gg
Q—Where did the Barbinon
School of Paintin gget its name?
A—From the French village of
Barbizon, where such artists as
Corot. Millet and Rousseau went to
paint from nature
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► TODAY •
Elmer Gentry of Wichita Fans »as the guest of
Mr and Mrs T E Peters
Malcolm Stroup has gone to Verora where he has
accepted a position to teach
Mis Jewell Castleberry daughter of Mrs R L
Castleberry. 903 Vine Street was married to George
A Mobley of Greenville on December 21 it has been
announcer
The Palace Theatre today presents Blanche Sweet
and Marshal Neilan as the featured actors in "Teas
of the DUrbervilles
Mrs Susan Baker wife of G W Baker, 217 Bay-
less Street a resident of Denton County for more
than a half century, died at the family home at a
o clock Tuesday afternoun from pneumonia.
The smart thin* to
pee ar with Hitler and Hiruhato Many
Flraters former Bundis La, noted pacifists
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TOTOABT Mi IMi
j and other vitamin-rich sources give
your dog all vitamns proved **Mn-
tal- vitamins A Bl BG).Be and
WHILE WOUNDED MEN WAITED 1 D Pure wholesome nutritious, U 8
A little faith and imagination enables you to see, । Oort inspected horse meat baked in.
In something that happened the other day near New IWWMFWWWBH
40 with a few exceptions. If they wish to exercise I through strikes with the Federal Reserve Board in-
their right to vole in 1944 elections The time is | dex of industrial production at 91
drawing short for the payment of these poll taxes | In 1937 there were 28 4 million man-days lost by
Bnd the securing of exemption certificates by those 1
enuuea to exemption- Otherwise Texans who will
want to cast ballots some time next summer or
Winning the war this year isn’t just a job far the man with a
run. It's your job and ours . . . and ours, too! So let's ail bark
Um- attack and BLY MORE BONDS! You may think that you
are buying all you can right now, but it'* surprising bow care-
ful spending for daily needs will provide extra eash lor extra
bunds For instance, you may be able to reduce your food bill
by shopping here. Hundreds of families have found greater econ-
omy in our everyday low prices—and greater mealtime pleasure
in our appe-tempting variety of plensirul foods.
YESSIR
We Caa Repatr Most Tires
There to no Ure Job that
OB repair department
can’t handle. Drtve by to-
gAk"26
Apathy and not a lack of money, Is the great
ebstacle to poll tax payments Even in a national
election year, It is difficult to arouse enthusiasm
J P
con
ins i
would have been easy for Gen-
eral Eisenhower to yield to
popular demand and dismiss
one of his subordiates the oth-
er day Whether he was right
or wrong in keeping Li ut
Gen George S Patton, he had
the courage of his convi tim
So the general has trade far-
wel? to one commaod- Ui a
message that ungether with his
record, furnishes the best pos-
DENTON, TEXAS. mOOTED-CHKONICIE IA1
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JUST —-A,:
further work stoppages, but observers are posiuve
that conditions uouid have to get much worse be-
fore a drastic National Service Act could nnd enough
votes to put it over
What is more likely is that anti-strike laws will
be tightened and labor leaders will see that dissat-
istaction is ironed out before it reaches the work-
stoppage stage
However there is a feeling here that the Presi- 1
WASHINGTON—In spite of Secretary of War j
Stimson s advocacy of a National Service Act and
the President s recommendation of it in hi* message
to Congress, observers on Capitol Hill believe that
IT has only a ghost of a chance of ever becoming 1
law
The reaxin Tlie public isn t enthusiastic about
the idea
A canvass of the Congressional mail shows only a
trickle of interest in the President's suggestion and
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1 The library has two more books
written by a Denton County au-
thor, the lat J. N Rayzor of Den-
| ton. "The History of the Denton
County Baptist Association, and the
j Sixty Churches Within its Juris-
diction" is a valuable addition to
the county historical material and
i "Foot- prints of Time as Revealed
. in Travel in Europe Egypt, Syria
1 and Palestine*' is a well written
’ travel book combined with sacred
[ history and bits ot philosophy.
Three excellent "books-of-the
1 month" of 1943 have been donated
1 to the public library "The Battle is
the Pay-off", by Capt. Ralph In-
i zersoll. describes the preparation
and training for modern warfare
mid the soldiers in action during a 1
' battle in Tunisia. This vivid ac-
count of facts will tell friends and >
relatives of men at the front "What 1
it is really like."
The Little Locksmith" is a biog- '
raphy of Katharine Burton Hatha-
way, who reconciled herself to be- ,
ing a defanned invalid and made a
life that was fuller, richer and hap- |
. pier than the lives of the normal
1 young beauties she envied so wist- ;
fully
"The Star-Gazer." by Zsolt Dr
Harsany1. was translated from th
Hungarian by Paul Tabor. It is the
human intensely interesting' his-
torical novel of the life of Galileo,
the Italian astronomer and psysie- j
st
One of the notable qualities
of General Dwight D. Eisen-
hower s leadership is implicit
throughout his farewell mes-
sage as commander of the al-
lied land sea and air forces in
the Mediterranean. It is the in
nate modesty which causes hun
to attribute all success to the
men under him, and none to
himself I take my leave of
you.' he begins, 'with feelings
of personal regret .that are
equaled only by my pride m
your brilliant accomplishments
of the year just past ' And then
having briefly reviewed the
situation as it existed in the
late fall of 1942 the general de-
clares. All this was changed
b) your skill, your determina-
tion and your devotion to
duty ' Nowhere in the message
is there any reference to hts
own contribution, i without
which all tnose virtues might
have been unavailing He dok
not even resort to tile inclusive
we' Every achievement -
designated as yours' ‘You hate
established vourselves on thir
mainland of Europe 'You an
still advancing ' Those are the
words of an officer who welded
three armies, two navies and
two air forces into what he
rightly calls a mighty fighting
machine' yet who remained so
rigorously in the background
that he would not permit com-
muniques to be issued from
General Eisenhower’s head-
quarters. They are the words
of an executive who nows how
to delegate authority, withoit
STRENGTHor DEMOCRACY I xr: x Srk5 andmorelmhan-daysstorsidne.;
News reports from Washington tell of the growing I ness than the country has ever had all-time rec -
strength of an organization known as Peace Now ! cads A law in other words can cause strikes instead i
which has as its primary aim an early negotiated ! ot stopping them
America ‘ Think that one over a minute Then look at the '
shirking responsibility.
ctaronuc 1 experience of the Hritih. who have a National
agitators and others wiu somewhat shady political service Ait which makes strikes illegal in 1942 in
. ..____ a .. m. ,i > ~ t spite of their taw the British had 1300 strikes, caus- :
backgrounds are listed in the membership of the 2_____T„
" . " ug mHten man-days ideness The United Bta les
onganization. along with member who apparently , has about 35 times as many industrial workers as
*f* MUrely Mncxn tn wanting 0 stop the war j Grat Britain yet the United States without a Na-
Uhroush a negotiated peace uonal Service law, had only 2.7 umes as many strikes
racyh-amcsa.
assumedihsehepiacesnatthouzhuuny raihe,"eents"nametr ”
may no be real leader*- " least A —originelly the city of it
was renamed by Sigismund I of
Poland in the middle nfteenth
century, after Bari. In Italy, hl*
wife's birthplace.
• • •
Q When was barbed wire first
put into commercial use?
A—In 1874 The first patent was
issued to Joseph F Glidden of De-
kalb. TU.
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We’ve been serving this community for the past
20 years. And we can proudly say that in all that
time we have never caused a customer to change.
to another pharmacist. Some of our prescriptions
date back that far and with your help they will
continue another 20 year. You are always welcome
at our store.
WE ONLY EMPLOY REGISTERED
PHARMACISTS
OR DIDN’T YOU KNOW THAT ....
Brooks Drug Store
even in that opinion is divided
Thue who feel that ther should be such a law
so the Congressmen tell me. are mostly service men
and their families who feel that we are tetting the
boys down on the home front They see in a Na-
i tional Service Act a possibility of ending strikes
in addition to general disinterest from the voters.
! organized Laboi1. which operates one of the most
Condensation of year's most
talked about , book in this
week's
CORONEr
son-sermon which will be read in
monotonously guarding frozen outposts in the Arctic, all Churches of Christ Scientist,
cant feel that this would be any injustice to home Jan. 30 The Golden Text is "Belov-
front workers let us love one another for love
tront . . c u of God and every one that loveth
That, in substance. Is the way Secretary Stimson is born of God and knoweth God"
has summed it up 'I John 4 71 Among the citation*
There are some observers here who belleve bow- which com prise the lesson-sermon is
ever that neither President Roosevelt nor Secretary Oolromne SromutheueiovercoRe
sumson had any idea that a National Service Art evil with good (Rom 12 21).
would be enacted unless conditions get much worse
here at home The President hedged on his recom- JUDGMENT GRANTS A DOF i ION
______ _____.. .. .. . mendauon bv saying he wouldn t favor it unless OF CHILD
Bom To Mr and Mrs M J' Bennet Fa’ the State - other legislation were enacted protecting the worker Judge Ben Boyd entered a judg-
ana Mrs Bennett at the State against abuses which might grow out of it since ment in District Court Thursday
I Secretar Szmson was speaking for the men in orrerng the adoption of Allie Ger-
service there was no reason for his hedging Ques- Aldme Powell by Mr and Mrs
toned on the Presidents suggested colateral laws. David Leroy Erittian
he said in effect that they were outside his province w .. . . ___
. . Wanted to bay. wire hangers.
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