Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 251, Ed. 1 Friday, June 2, 1944 Page: 2 of 8
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GIFTS FOR
She’ll Enjoy
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FATHER’S DAY
TRAINING
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Denton, Texan
MILE A MINI TE MARTY .
By BEN IVEY MOTOR CO., 311 W. Oak
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$1.00 up
SERVK E HITS
$3.98
SEWING hi IS
$1.00 up
far employment.
prepare students
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Retailers and Repairmen--We Have Your Auto Supplies
WHOLESALE
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CARRIED IN OUR STOCK
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Postal Receipts
Shoir Increase
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Fire, Life and Automobile insurance
ALSO HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE
W. E:‘(iUy) Lanford, Jackson Building
M. A. GAY ROOFING
& SHEET METAL CO.
devitulize it?
The Senate banking committee
Russla, Japan, I
Latin-American I
cessiues
, world's
Denton, fexas
— Phones —
Gas Tank Caps
House Bulbs
Grill Guards
enure
before
What
In
better tell.that
ONE TO THE JUDGE
Gearshifts
Glass of Every Kind
McQuay -Norris Rings
Pistons, Pins; Etc.
alter 1949 we may have some years
of severe depression which will re-
quire all of our resources to over-
through observance of ceiling juic-
es and fun payment of ration poir.ts
E C Bryan was program charma:.
Additional information m
cured by phoning 355W
rightly
ma Jo.
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( hamois Skins
Camel Cold Patch
( oils. Ignition
Cork Gaskets
dutch Hubs
( y tinder Heads
Distributors
Door Tite
Duco Chemicals
1). A D. Timing
Driving Lights
Lengthen )
Your Cl
$12.00
12.05
13.45
14.75
16.05
19.50
21.55
22.10
ing
lease
FOODS STNY FRESW
CONEER Iff MP
Boggs Twist
Test luuls
Bolts and Nats.
Over 100 Sizes.
Brake Parts
Battery Cables
< learance I ights
Clutch Facings
Car Bulbs
( arburetors
Cotter Keys
Champion Spark Plugs
fast
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war repair bill
1 he first stage of relief will be
the feeding and sheltering of home-
war.
to
4.40/4.50-21
4 75/5.00 19
5.25/5.50 18
5.25/5.50-17
6.00-16
6.25/6.50-16
7.00-15
7.00-16
Acid ( ar Solder
Acme Ait Guages
Acme Air tores
Alemite (trea.se
Guns and Fittings
Auto-Ute Sparkplugs
Globe Batteries
Wagner Brake Lining
Body Solder
Body Tools
Bearing. Roller, Hall.
Tapered, Thrust
Batteries, Hot
Shot. Dry ( ell.
Flashlight.
College
See US For
Johns-Manville
T,
-81
Gears and Chains
Dura-Lite Globes
Door Handles
Drill Bits
Evansville End
Bits.
Eaton Springs —
Floor Mats
And Enjoy a Meal At
JOES STEAK HOUSE
"On the Highway”
be se- l
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Tills will not be a selnsh thing fol
us to do. but a will be lor the !
good of the entire worid io see one
URGES AVOIDING FOREIGN
• INVESTMENTS
LET me tell
YOU WHAT t .
PAID FOR./
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Pistons and Rings
Seat Covers
Wagoner Lockhead
Brake Fluids and
Parts.
Gabriel Shock
Absorbers for AH
Cara.*
OH Filters
more
the rJ
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for fle
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HEADLEE’S
307 N. Locust St.
Phone 88
DE LAVAL MILKER
DAIRY St PPLIES
CADENHEAD DENMAN HARDWARE INC.
Buttons, Rue'
tonholes. Will
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$ARV
Hats imt \ Eoeytoo
FACT NO. 4:
North Texas Wheats are Blended Wheats—a mixture
of Hard and Soft Wheats. They make the best family
flours in the world because such flours are particular-
ly adapted for all kinds of home baking. MORRISON S
PEACEMAKER FLOUR is made altogether from
North Texas Wheats.
It PAYS to ALWAYS Use
MORRISON’S PEACEMAKER FLOUR
THE MORRISON MILLING CO.
HOME OWNED — OWNER OPERATED
they thought of OPA and whether
it sliculd te continued and how.
Many Changes I rged
Those witnesses, says the commit-
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HE'S LOOKING FOR1
A GOOD SPEEDY
USED car/
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Economy Auto Store
111 East Hickory -- Telephone 1725
thr hardsl.ip in one case, a whole
swarm of other groups would pile |
in, demanding relief, not only busi-
nesses but labor also
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lumncheon on The Impact of the War
on American Social Life " Rise u.
the cst of living today is less Liu i
hall that ui World Wai 1. he said
He pcinted out that in World Wu:
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1.
fnom t4e
KiCchen
part of the overseas post-
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run honestly, intelligently ।
King Radio & Electric Masonic Building
Phone 351 ex-r-x--re
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other items for civilian rehabllita- war in terms of adaptable .or re-
tion will increase as more territory coiverted war materials. in food,
comes under Allied government. clothing Red Cross aid and govern-
Already plans are being tormu- neat grants. u. cash plus loais and
lated for the disposiuion abroad, a- ' credits will reach additional astron
S will per- । out-and-out relief; but Washingtor o' holding down living costs ends
economic structure
NIGHT CLASSES IN BUSINESS ,
that U S foreign rellef after the
HOT WATER HEATERS
PLUMBING REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES
PHILIP D. COURY, PLUMBING
Phone 1111
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BABSON PARK Mass June>2—
with lend-lease commitments ap-
proaching in value $25,000 .(000,000.
It would seem that our financial
backing at our Allies in terms cwat
materials food and probably in an
undisclosed amount of gold is near-
YOU SAY IV G BEEN DOIG 70 MILES
AN HOUR-WHY OFFICER,THS
IS A USED CAR I BOUGHT OF
quaitec witn the management and
—m case c‛ trouble- have the bene-
tit if V S < ourts
Air transportati.. the acquaint-
ante of rillons cl service men with
fcreign customs and places inter-
ma:rges and the nandng out oi
m:hons ct V S consumer products ।
■ l !< ok back over these
! donbt u they ever
THOUSANDS
About foreign investment?
tunds invested in this country where speaking mursday
at least the investor can visit the
piysical prope rties and get ac-
will tend U oreak down the bar-
ne:s of -ace, lenguage and religion.
more clearly
We have a few Buick
Sonomatic Radios that
will fit 1941 and 1942
Buicks only.
thermore as the U
Fog Lights
Fuel Pumps
And Parts.
Filters for Puralators
Ford Parts, AH
Popular Numbers
Fly Wheel Gears
Files -
Gates Fan Belts
Grease Retainers
Garden Hose .
defined, u
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nent job, Washington lias had a ing and therefore is the m
much as lend-lease does today Fur- I lot oi New Deal experience with { in the whole government
It further is entirely possible that 1 hamstrung? Will it be a powerful
bulwark against the pressures which
kite livmig costs? Or will Congress
Have your clothes cleaned and
pressed at Camp Cleaners. Ph. 1212 i y
Get added wear
; suits and dresse
us do your clea
days not only sJ
shorten the llv
clothes Call us
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M2 720
MeXIO al.
countrie: A'
expersenc-s
TRAVELSTEAD AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY—;:
BOOK HOLDERS
7Zee oe Dncea ose
th Justice tor all tee without
none continuation'
period cur help should constitute (than precept. In the long run we tclals and business men and repre-
, outright gifts or sales of materials , can do the world the most good by sentatives ot businessmen went be-
at cost The investment of capi- -.....—------------------- *- —• - -
tal should for the present oe
World War the increase lias bet i
small creiit equipment. Similar plans will be
The cxport • devised for the gilt or sale of other
ion the committee to say what
LISTED HERE
ARE A FEW OF THE
! only 29 5 per cent Cooperation J:
i the public and business men witi.
। OPA which made thi srecurd opssi-
end IMIm
WASHINGTON. June 2—-
There is nothing more tmportant on
the home front than the fight which
starts next week in Congress en the
OPA
The life of that agency, which
' controls wartime prices and ration-
The Immaculate Conception Cath-
olx Church will hold a two weeks
sumnmer catechetical school fot chil-
dr n begmr.ing Monday in pre-
paration for the firs, Holy Commun-
ion and confirmation in the fall
Classes will be held each morntg I
from 8 30 to 11 30 o'clock Moadny
through Friday. June 5- 16
DENTON, TEXAS, RECORD -CHERONICLE FRIAX, JUNE 8. 1944
WHY NOI
OWN YOl
HOME?
Let us help you buy
made promptly.
DENTON FI
RAVINGS A L<
306 Jackson Bldg.
merits, too, the president will veto
has just recommended renewal of the Bill since he already says he I
and foes may be inchuded in this working capital, they will soon re- OPA and has drawn up a bill on disapproves it.
group Tis, however. Is vuite ; quire all ul oer accumulated sav- which Congress will start work Then what could happen since,
dinennt from making capital in-; Ings. U S umuiemployment and the Monday ORA's life expires June 30? Con- i
vestments abroad Perhaps sot ic I fulfillment of civilian reqvirements Before presenting that bill of gress can renew OPAs life by ap- i
years' after the war when the e- wil aiso require vast amounts of!1 recommendation, the commit tee ‘ proving a simple resolution to do
of rebuilding the entire money Hence I trust that a lit- ; conducted extremely king hearings so without any amendments That
-.e [tie Yankee conumon sense may pre- Those hearings now are published would leave congressmen m a Do-
Ui- 'vail and that we may not entirely 1m a book 1.602 pages long The sition to tell their constitutents
’ lectors may have a part to play , exrend our heritage! One thing Uoxk L a lesson in human nature. who had wanted amendments "You
' However in the immediate postwar , more Example is much more potenit OPA and other government of- see, 1 did the best 1 could "
(‛adrg Sane:
DANNY KAYE
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Household customers should purhase enough ICE
each Saturday to hold them over the week-ends.
A nigbt elass in ofice manage-
mewl and practice will be offered ,
two nights a week far twelve weeks
at TSw during the summer The
class will have its first meeting Wed-
nesday evening. June 7, at 7 m
in room 310, Administration Bidg.
The course will cover training for
omce positions, inetuding practice 1
•a various business machines, cal-
culators, bank posting, duplicaters,
key punch, and IBM electric ac-
counting machine. Special atten-
tion will be given to the work of the
office manager
There will be no tuition charge.
Men and Women, eighteen or older,
who live in or near Denton, ire in-
vited to take the course. The work
wil be designed particularly to
Your co-operation will I* appreciated Our plant ice
sales platform will it- open day and night, (including
Sundays) for yourconvetience fot the summer months
less and starving people of Conti- [ co:ne As Congress is now
nental Furope Both present iriends araining our own industries
lie with OPA was eredited wit. etrd come hardship under tile war-
oi armaments may decline from
here on, but shipments of food,
clothing, building materials and
I
Un a urse of a lifetime of
exceptk.. favored
of OPA but "there
Postal offce rec-pts for May to
tailed 112 066 43 m ccmparson tu
$10396.65 g May. 1943, Postmaste.
M D Pepry said Priday This b mi.
inerease .aLapproximately 14 e
cent over "last year's figure
Catechetical Class
At Church June 5-16
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2-de 03
With Dad in the Armed Forces, you 1 want to
make this Father s Day a special event You
Cal Let he wul appreciate your remembrance
Here art but three of the many gift items from
Our comprehensie selection Eelect yours to-
csv We will gift wrap and mal it if you wish
id: rapvu-gs gratis oil gift of 1560 or more
otneruis 150 addition i
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A Eg
But for many years I am afraid
that Uncle Sani may be looked
upon as a Santa Claus or as a senile
old man who foolishly risks his
money abroad but who will be too
proud or too feeble to insist upon
an adequate return for his support
Some Suggested Steps
Our, gevernment apd our people
should not become hipped, on the
toes that wo should become tile
outstanding leaders in world affairs
Destiny has called us to play a de-
cisive part in World War II. but we
should uot cohsider it‘as a perma-
Sena year eneanne ana pressing
la American Cleaners and livers. I
221 W Oak. We eaU for and deliver
i Economy A
Team Defc
BEN IVEY
haps Lt- the only Allled nation n- । knows nothing about the investment June 30
touched by the physical damagejof capitul Such fore’gn invest- j it seems certain Congress will
aud misery of the war, we iu ments should now be resisted as we continue OPA for another year or
the wculd resist the plague 1 18 months But how? Strong or
Effective Sunday, May 29th, 1944, we
will discontinue Sunday ICE DELIVER-
IES, except to hospitals and commercial
places of business.
maximum Reverse lend-
Lie was urged to be continued ■ The majority of the committee.
omical billtons It may total as
merhod of 4-way
circularioa keepa washed, pure, comsmady
cold, bhumidibed air circulating chrosch
dhe food chamber. Food* acay (mak
lenger, vieamins am peesected
Coolerator
This action is takih due te the MANPOWER SHORT-
AGE (to allow those delivety employees We have a day
of rest once a we-k) to coterve TIRES TRl'UKS and
GASOLINE
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'Car
; war equipment adapted to civilian
j use As in the case of France after
World War I nations allied with the
U s A in World Wal IX as well
as the smaller countries first to feel
Hiller's blows, will profit greatly
' from - our governments generosity
Extent of Foreign Reliet
! I believe we ar safe in assuming
Let Us Imspect Your Tires end
Heip Fes Apply for • Reties
Cericate
case of cotton textiles. Its amend-
ment- was fathered by Senator
— w.. „ Bankhead (D-Ala). It wul be a
ou the HOME FRONT hokirsuynextnoity « the com-
6, '■ n .
। keeping the high cost of living from
soaring to the height of the Pirsi
World War by C W Patton regij-
al information officer of OPA
time controls But if Congress
makes concessions to one group, will
it have any right to make them 10 ;
ether groupe?
The committee recognizea this
diiema in its report-tile committee
aid it a silled to see huraship cases
teltevtd but that incrtases in on-
commodtv or in the rents i cne
irra might set ui motion forces
1. during a perod of the first 5. , whah would destroy the effective- ;
montns ofIwar/the cost of livmg nad ness of rhe stabilization program. [
increased t, 6$ 6 er cent, anile m । In other wort's, the committee '
the same penod of the presen uas saying once Congress relieved
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In a two-hour ga
omy Auto team defi
Butane 10 to 7. in ;
City Park Thursday
Both teams score
inning, the Butane j
in three tallies and
two The second fri
less, but In the thiro
got three runs and
none.
Economy Auto mac
in the fourth and Bu
less, but in the fifty
two and the Econc
the sixth Economy A
more runs while Bu
ing one.
The motorists got i
Isupenisag investing. I have, at - __________ „
ore tune oi another seen my cli- I and taveritism to
jents own all kinds of foreign se- .---were material differences of opin- ,
cur.ties These have cOrsisted prin-/d)P J Krppkor K..e 101. as to what amendment should
cipaily ot governments. municipals | VI 4 PAeue‛ 5 L« made i the law in connection
ana utility bonds I have also, D . ** I I it * with its extension Many ameid-i
seen them own foreig railroad and . A TlCCS 11010 I fOll'tl ments have been urged upon the J
imning stocks They have ranged tar ___ i .ommitte "
I 1 here is no doubt that some busi- '
Cooperation of the general pob- terses or uusiupssmen have suf - ’
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.'cu
netted a dime out of their foreign
holdings Hpie l iave concluded
it is tar better to have readers
mittee has severely condemned the ,
Bankhead amendment, -saying iu *
would upset the balance between i
prices and wages which the OPA has ।
sought to maintain. President |
Roosevelt has condemned it. too. ! I
OPA officials not only are against [
I the Bankhead proposal but, we
j know, are worried that oilier !
j amendments are likely to be offered '
/next week
These things can happen:
1 The Bankhead amendment is i
killed and OPA gets a new lee.se on (
life virtually .is it stands; 2. The
Rankhead amendment, passes; 3.
Once tiie Bankhead measure makes
progress, other amendments will be
ofTered and fought for any maybe
passed; 4. If the Bankhead amend-
ment isaapproved, and other amend- ■
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Edwards, Robert J. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 251, Ed. 1 Friday, June 2, 1944, newspaper, June 2, 1944; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1427074/m1/2/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.