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GAME REGULATORY
Week
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sapp.
Coke Stevenson expresses
• Sherman, were visitors here Sun-
BULCHER, Jan. 11—Rev. J. W.
Martin of Marysville, preached at to Kansas and Mrs. Wilson will re-
Miss Olivia Stock of Muenster,
spent Monday in E alias
by the Houston Symphony
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lewter and orchestra at Camp Howze Sunday
filed for non-payment of rent
smith, had died.
Yet that
Horace Ray were in Dallas
Mrs.
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ie just when to
vention.
CALLISBURG
GAINESVILLE
The game commission
ditions, without having
tion had closed, and have
Lt. Henry Barlow.
few days’ visit
A. T. Williams.
To date 3,000 copies of
; gasoline ration
Hodge.
MYRA, Jan. 12.—Mr. and Mrs.
son.
are
Va.,
black market operation
and
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important fact to
it of
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Daily
turn to her home
largely prevails,
well over half of the
ip and the most
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one who gets
is
ing off about
happy returns, Joe.
Job 19:25.
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Federal Jury
Indicts 5 Men
For Lynching
y as being poorer
ple of Great Brit-
Democrats from the
hold 103 seats of the
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Felix and chil-
dren. of Fort Worth, and Mr. and
of a
and
THE REGIS
PUBLISHERS,
By MAIL in all oher counties of the United
States:
Gainesvine were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Bridges Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dennis and
sons of Gamnesville visited with re-
latives at Bulcher Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scruggs, and
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emememm
cations:
Landlords must notify the
rent director on possession
move to the congested North and East to
“tend furnaces, ” so to speak.—Denison
Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Settle, Jr.,
have returned to their home in
Street USO club, and Mrs. Regina
Ewalt, directo rof the YWCA unit
of the USO, are in Dallas this
week attending a special meeting
of USO directors. 1 .
’ I know that my redeemer liveth, and that he
shall stand at the latter day upon the earth.—«
The Word of God
In difficult days there always is a ray of hope:
home after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Goike and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Kemplin.
shold be continued.
“It is my hope-and belief that the next
Legislature will pursuie such a poilcy."
Will the Legislature follow this pro-
- gram?
It can be done, and if done will stamp
the Legislature as the most useful that
■ Texas has had in its history. There is
a visit with her parents, Mr
Mrs. John Sailings
without many things they are accustomed
to having, surely the state can do no less.
The Legislature has every reason to fol-
- low the leadership of the lieutenant gover-
nor and help the war effort while helping
- the people of the state bear the burden
* of the cost of the war.—Paris News.
Published Every _____,__
FOUNDED IN 1878
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local sportsmen determ:
open the season on gam
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CALLISBURG, Jan. 11 — Miss
Hazel Martin, teac her in the Bird- ■
Mrs. R. Y. Clark Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Dishman and Mrs. J. N. Mar-
tin. Jr, visited recently with Mrs.
Robert Reed of Denison.
Major and Mrs R. H. Holliday
’J " _ * , Betty, .908 South
Houston, after a
men, professor of music at the Uni-
versity of California, to the fact
that the American musical ear has
become so educated to jazz and
syncopated rhythms that straight
martial songs no longer appeals to
it "Praise the Lord and Pass the
Ammunition” and “The Fuehrer's
Face’ mark the high-water mark
of war song production to date, he
’ tAi and a very sorry one at
- Dothan, Ala-
bama. are visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Carte and J.
N. Martin.
books, drawings for lantern slides,
and surgical exhibits, will sketch
various stages of operations in 5
naval hospitals. M
OXNARD, Cal.,
Jones county jail at Laurel and
hanged him from a bridge on the
night of Oct. 16, 1942.
1
visit here.
feet here.
But setting of March 1 rent
charges as the basis ceiling date
halted this rise. All housing
rents are being stabilised and the
threat of unjustified eviction has
been removed for many tenants—
among them war workers and
army personnel whose disposses-
sion would have seriously impeded
the war program in this area; and
Representatives,
rties
Mrs. Jake Wagner and Mrs.
Stephen Geray, city, were guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Al Kunt
WEEKLY REGISTER
BY MAIL, in Gainesville or in Cooke, Grayson,
Denron, Montague, Wise counties, Texas and Levs
county, Oklahoma. •
nothing unreasonable in the things Mr,
Smith outlines. No vital function of gov-
ernment will be injured. * While individ-
3 uals are undergoing hardships, are doing
Bulcher Sunday morning. > turn here for a time, before join-
Miss Melena Bridges, and Mrs. J I ----- -
Ira Bridges of Olton, are visiting | side.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bridges.
John Pembroke of Arp, spent
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THE SMITH PROGRAM
WRITING an article that was published
" in East Texas magazine, John Lee
Smith, who Will be inaugurated lieutenant
governor of Texas this month, gives hope
that there will be economy in state govern-
ment. He says:
the criminals dealing in black market com-
modities.
Such a letdown of civilian compliance
with an all-out war effort, even after vic-
tory has been assured
trous. It is the duty (
take an uncompromisin
Hattie Powell, Donald Grierson
and Richard Freeman, all of Bal-
las; Mrs. John A. Myers, Green-
ville, and Miss Lucille Alexander,
Marietta, Okla., have returned to
port: . .
When federal rent control was
established October 1, 1942, in
the Gainesville defense-rental,area
a rubber stamp, almost purely administra-
tive in character. It should be given dis-
. arrived from Abilene Thursday on
~~ ■ - a business mission. They were
Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker and
family of Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
SunsTrgglsaged,famiiynd“rebstr. daughter. ."<■ Mr*. Minnie Wood,
nest ‘ Reeves and daughter of O Sanger, visited Mr. and Mrs.
INTING COMPASY (NG.)
VILLE, COOKS CO, TEAS
l o r d s’ registration
Bill Wade and family, who have
been living in Amarillo, have 1
chased a farm, 10 miles eas. J.
Gainesville, and moved thi 3 week
might as well abolish
turn game control back to the counties.
As it is, the commission is little more than
day night, en route to their home
from Davis, Okla., where they had
attended the funeral of a relative.
Mrs. James Kaden and baby
Hayden James, of La Grange, ale
guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Kaden, 1938 Rice avenue.
Grove community Sunday.
Carrol McDaniel was a visitor in
Fort Worth Friday.
DEXTER, Jan. 13— D. H. Lew- andtamly. na Valley View. ,
tet-czmssnderentdanioperatnoa and
home Friday and is improving nice-
ly-
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Welch and
children, formerly of Muenster,
have moved into the J. W. Owen
home here. Mr. Welch is employed
at Camp Howze
s a brief visitor here Saturday with Grand avenue, left Sunday morning
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sapp. for Louisburg, N. C., their former
i Pvt and Mrs. Hugh A. Wilson, of hom. Major Holliday, who is sta-
“ —_____ tioned at Camp Howze, is on fur-
day, Pvt Wilson being transferred lough. .
tioned at Strother army air field,
Winfield. Kansas. She is the former
M iss Johnnie Romine of this city.
Misses Mozelle Phipps and New-
son of the Gainesville Bus lines, ..ton Pierce of Dallas have returned
ill. their homes, after attending the
Pvt. Joe L. Biffle of Yuma, Ari- funeral of Geo. W. Myers, which
zpna, is spending a few days with was held here Wednesday after-
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest noon.
Biffle and other relatives and Sgt. E. M. Russo has returned
friends. * J [ .to his duty in the public relations
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Pryor, who office at Camp Howze, following a
have been spending the pest few; brief visit with his parents, Mr.
weeks in Fort Worth, .returned; and Mrs. M. A. Russo, and other
home Saturday. Mr. Pryor, who relatives and friends in Kansas
has been receiving medical treat- City, Mo.
Miss Sarah Grierson of Fort
L. McComb and family.
Mrs. W. A. Danil of Abilene, and
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AAINESVILILE WEEKLY REGISTER, GAnESVILLE. TEXAS.
Reviewing three montns of fed-
eral rent control here, Ray Win-
der. retiring rent director, Thurs-
day outlined developments of the
program from its inception to the
present.
Following is the text of the re-
in a fair and* satisfactory way, then we
l it altogether and
Comrade Joe Stalin „ __ ___ ____
kick out of life. On Monday he celebrated
his 63rd birthday by knocking off about
11 Southern states
222. Add the 27
Summary of OPA Actions Here is
Compiled by Retiring Rent Director
Several amendments to St gg
regulations have been issdegsnt
the price administrator tor hy
purpose of effecting flexibilitv-i.
the administration of the prog-im
Here is a brief summary ofgel
eral of the more important modir
Editorial and Business Office, >01 E. Cal lorn la St.
Entered at the Gaihesville, Texas, Postofrice
as Second-class Matter.
Member of the Associated Presa United Press,
Texas Press Association, Texas Daily Press
League and International Circulation Managers
Association.
sumed most of the time to date.
Most of the registration state-
ments were returned in acceptable
condition to this office befor: the
deadline. Approximately 2,0 0 0
statements show rental fixed by
landlords for properties which
gardless of the plentitud
game in given localities.
You can’t fix, by tie calendar, the
spawning season of game fish. T. -1
is what Texas has been doing all these
Legislature to act. -
We have always taken the attitude that
if tlie game, fish and oyster’commission
can’t be trusted to attend to these matters
POWERS
open the season on game fish, to prevent
the destruction of millions of bass and
widely in Texas, even by counties and dis-
tricts.
ily, has returned home to be with
Mr. Piper, who is ill, at the fam-
Uy residence. 818 East Main street.
He is reported to be iproving.
Mrs. Ruby Mitchell left Tues-
day for Fort Worth to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Dulock and
family, for several days.
J. A. Carr was reported to be
much improved Tuesday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. W.
Beall, 829 East California street.
Mr. Carr suffered a paralytic
stroke last week.
Mrs. Sam Kelley and her son,
Lindsay Kelley, of Cleburne, visited
friends here for a few hours Mon-
less liberal there, according to local con-
ditions. This is the sort i of .decision that
must be made quickly, on the basis of con-
to wait for the
books good for two million gallons
government and
bility of this method, seasons are often
opened too soon or too
ill at his home in that city. His
son, Lt. Bob Kimbro of Randolph
field, is at Sbis bedside.
Pfc. John W. Malone, stationed
at Kellogg’s field, Battle Creek,
Michigan, is visiting his aunt, Miss
Mollie Malone, and other relatives
and friends.
Mrs. S. C. Myers, Jr., of Arkan-
sas City, Kans., is a guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Romine,
1102 South Howeth. She left here
before Christmas to join her hus-
band. Pvt. S. C. Myers, Jr., sta-
Trew, west of Gainesville.
. Captain Robert L. Delashaw cf Miss Maurene Hodges is sick at
Saturday. Mr. Scruggs remained the U. S. army air corps Miami her home, 504 West California
in a hospital at that place where he Fla., was a weekend visitor here street Miss Hodges is employed
will undergo an operation. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. at the county clerk’s office.
A. large, crowd,, from.B ucher T- B Delashaw Captain Delashaw Mrs. G. C. Brown is convalescing
went to TylerE luf Sunday,after- left his plane at Perrin field sat- at her home three miles east of
noon to attend the singing con- urday evening while he made his town. Her sister, Mrs. Bertie Mil-
visit here. ford, of Wichita-Falls, is spending
Little Christine Deckard is con- • several days with her.
: fined to her bed with a severe at-
i tack of influenza.
ing problem. .
Because rationing on a wide scale has 1..0., J— .. "
worked well, and with relatively little vio- Earl Dees of San Francisco, Calif.,
lation of law, in Great Britain we jump to are here at the bedside of his fa,
“ J - ther, J. T. Dees, who is seriously
also should have
authority to fix bag limits—liberal here,
Mrs. John Sailings,
ill for several weeks, is reported
improving.
Mrs. Jimmy Stokes, returned
Bart Lewter Sunday. from a week’s visit in Temple.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L Parkhill left Miss Nelle Francis, of San Mar-
Saturday afternoon for Ardmore, cos, and C. C. Newton, bf Okla-
Okla., in response to a message that homa City, were the weekend
the latter’s father Will Hocker- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert .
years. If the game commission were
given regulatory powers, it could after
consultation with its Wardens and with
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, repu-
tation or standing of any firm, individual or cor-
poration, will be gladly corrected upon being called
to the publishers’ attention.
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the use for republication of all news dispatches
credited to it or otherwise credited in thia paper
and also to local news appearing herein.
In case of errors or omissions occurring in local or
other advertisements or of omissions on scheduled
date, the publishers do not hold themselves liable
for damages further than the amount received by
them for such adverttsement.
SMOKE OVER TEXAS
TEXAS, the big farm and ranch state, is
1 becoming more skilled each year as an
industrialist. Where only puffs of smoke
lifted to the skies above its pygmy indus-
tries in 1880, billowing volumes roll up-
■ ward on the Texas horizon today. The
University of Texas Bureau of Business
Research reports that the tate has
climbed from 27th to 14th place in its rela-
tive rank with other manufacturing statesa
from 1880 to 1940, and its volume of man-'
ufactured products, from 17th to 11 place.
In number cf employes, it has risen from
29th to 16th place.
The progress of industry in Texas is as
widespread as are the resources, for it is
in development of its own raw products
that it has almost entirely made its gains.
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SOUTH GROWS IN IMPORTANCE
ing her husband in Kansas, to re- cpi. Bill Teague. of Perrin field,
—— visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
; Pfc. A. W. Farrar,: formerly of dek Teague, Sunday. He and his
Mrs. S. E. Farrar. cert
later as the case
may be; and bag limits are imposed re-
ide or scarcity of
strictions on evictions imposed by
the federal rent regulations do not
protect those who fail to pay their
rent promptly.
The first step in the adminis-
tration of rent control was the
registration of every dwelling unit
in Cooke county.
Editing of registration state-
ments, mailing out copies to land-
lords and tenants and acceptance
of landlords’ and tenants’ petitions
for adjustments in rent charges
were undertaken before registra-
was born near Stirling, Scotland.
DR. FRANK ALVORD PERRET
NEW YORK—Dr. Frank Alvord
Perret 75, world-renouned volcan-
ologist whose direct research of
volcano eruptions dated back to
1906. He was born in Hartford.
Conn. :
EDWARD BRANCH LYMAN
NEW YORK Edward Branch "
Lyman, 66, publicity director, who
was manager of the Belgium relief
fund which raised $2,000,000 for the
relief of Belgium in the first World -
War. He was a native of Greenfield,
Mass.
DR. HERMAN JOHANNES
BOLDT
ST. • PETERSBURG, Fla - Dr.
Herman Johannes Boldt, 87, retired
German-born physician who won
world fame as a gynecologist
REV. CHARLES BAKER ;
HEDRICK *
NEW HAVEN, Conn.—The Rev. I
Charles Baker Hedrick, 64, a pro- I
fessor at the Berkeley Divinity I
school since 1911 and acting dean I
for the last year.. I
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3 New Members I
For Era Faculty 1
ERA, Jan. 13.—Three new mem- 1
loose-jointed na-
tion. . Its law enforcement agencies are
less efficient. Its citizens—its really good
citizens—are less concerned about law en-
--. -■ ------------, , 4 . — .. Mrs. J. E. Holden, who is con-
Leonard Rudd of Perrin Field, fined to her home, 318 South
visited relatives here Sunday. Grand avenue, on account of ill-
Milton Henderson of Camp ness is reported to be slowly im-
Bowie, was a weekend viistor of: proving. i
reetgs Summitt or. Sherman, is Jacksim-
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Raymond —— ‘e a ~ • — —
placed on the black market is cause for
public concern. It is evidence of a com-
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (UP I. — ten years.
The failure of the present war to Court officials indicated thAt the
inspire any “good” war songs is at- case probably would be tried in
tributed by Dr. Walter H, Rubsa- Hattiesburg in April.
Coleman said this was the first
time in U. S. court history that an
officer of the law had been involved ANAPN c,, p,Mis-
in such an indictment OXNARD, Cal., (UP)- — MS
ond time thatsuch action .h,ge Doris Williams, feminine pilot, a
taken. Te“imEnacton had been former student of Compton Junior
1904inAlalfmt ecrazinwasin and Whittier college, ” the
not tried AaaMaDut the case was woman on the West Coast to be
susttindbecadethessupreme court accepted as a flight instructor for
- a demurrer. | the and the second one in
Baffin-. L ,g the United States. She is a product,
w-riuin S Eay was discovered by of the Vega Aircraft school and ski
"42 m Baffin, an Englishman, in ready has served as instructor to,
-10 ‘ . civilian pilots.
Tom Blankenship Sunday. ’ is employed in the post engineer’s
E. J. Riley Jr., of Borger, spent office at the camp,
the weekend here with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lanford
Mr. and Mrs. George Odom oi and little son of Dallas were here
Denison, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clif- Thursday to attend the funeral of
ford Odom Sunday. Lt. Henry Barlow.
Bpb Kitchens, in training in a
camp in Colorado, is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud ___ __ _, ...
Kitchens. J with his parents, Mr. and "Mrs H.
Mrs. Austin Sims of Borgers is L. Settle, 821 North Commerce
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. street.
Democratic seats in the border states, I
where conservatism largely prevails,
Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, Oklahoma
and West Virginia, and the total is 130,
rat member-
crappie in egg or fingerling form. The
season could be opened and closed with
due regard to local conditions which de-
termine the time of spawning. It varies
chairmanships. —
McKinney Courier-Gazette. 1
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DEXTER NEWS
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Action Termed ‘An '
Attempted Invasion ■
Of State’s Rights’
JACKSON, Miss., Jan. 13 (AP).
The United States government! took
a Southern negro lynching to court
here yesterday when a district
ship. . I
Beyond this numerical strength, there is
the fact that Souther border state Dem-
ocrats hold a majority of the key posts,
including the speakershi]
important committee ch
years.
As we understand it, Texas and one
other state are the only ones which deny,
their game commission powers to regu-
late seasons and bag limits. In Texas this
power has been retained and exercised
by the Legislature. Because of the inflexi-
Wave Sketches Operations
SEATTLE (UP). — A highly- J
specialized type of art-anatomies! I
illustrating was transferred into
the armed services with the indue- J
tion of Jessie Phillips, well-known |
anatomical artist, into the Waves. ■
Miss Phillips, whose work has 1
included illustrations for medical
has swung well in our favor, when our
minds have been eased somewhat, the old
American impatience with restraint will
return. It will make tie way easier for
so there must be a
ssian armies. Many
breve port Journal.
ville schools, spent the weekend4 , _____
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. , .
C. T. Martin. Mrs. Don Gallagher of Whites- Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Mrs. Henry Thomas is visiting; boro underwent an emergency ap- Schneider of Chicago, Hl„ are in
’ her mother in West Texas. t pendectomy at Medical and Surgi- Gainesville, visiting their son, who
Mr. and Mrs. Presley McComb of cal hospital early Thursday morn- is stationed at Camp Howze. Mr.
Paris. spent Sunday with Mrs. M. ing, and was reported resting as Schneider is secretary and mana-,
well as could be expected at noon, ger of Roberta Sash and Door
___ Her husband, Lt. Gallagher, is sta- company.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peitzker of tioned at Camp Howze. She is the Paul Kimbro of Cleburne, Santa
Gainesville visited Mr. and Mrs. : former Miss Mildred Burleson, and Fe engineer, who is well known in
Gainesville, is reported seriously
mills and two scouring plants. In meat
packing and leather goods manufacture,
the state has made “ten-league” strides. forcement for the other fellow than are
Chemurgy, the science of making agri- those of Great Britain.
culture turn magically into many things of . As long as the peppleof the nation are
service, is finding as warm an incubation impressed with the seriousness of the
in the Lone Star state as anywhere. ‛ war, the black market will make little
Texas can truly say today “watch our headway for the reason that it will not
smoke.” For this, Texas labor should be have wide patronage. But when the war
glad, because it is more pleasant to stay
in Texas and work in its factories than a
Muis McHugh replaces Misti
Willie Green, who resigned to ac-i
cept a school at Albany. She holdM
a degree from NTSTC and has I
been teaching at Thalia, Texas.
Her home is in Gainesville Miss
Green, whose home is in Sanger,
received her master’s degree fromi
NTSTC last summer and had
taught in the Era schools for the A
past 14 years. I
Mrs. Wade, of Sanger, a former t
teacher, is the author of severaldl
textbooks now used in Texa
schools, and Miss Arnold, of I
Greenwood, will receive her de- I
gree jit the end of this semester at A
NTSTC, Denton.
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are cooperating wholeheai
were rented after the ceiling date
of March 1, 1942. As stated on
bers have recently been added to
_______________ the Era school faculty, including
which took Howard Wash, 49-year- Misses Virginia McHugh and Max-
old negro farm - hand, from the ine Arnold and Mrs. Glenn Wade. I
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damages.
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Late Deaths -
John McLaren
SAN FRANCISCO-John Me- N
Laren, 96, horticulturist, who built 1
San Francisco’s famous Golden |
Gate park, the world’s largest eul- 4
tivated park, on sand dunes. He
to the new location. Mr. Wade is
a new subscriber to the - “
Register. .. ' ,, i
Mrs. Cecil Roberts left Wednes- Wash had been convicted the day
day morning for Berkeley, Va., to before for killing his white em-
visit her husband, who is stationed ployer, Clint Welborn, with a: milk
there with the U. S. navy. pail when Welborn reprimanded
e Miss Ruth Carter assumed her him being late to do his chores,
duties in the office of the Lone Only two of the 12 jurors voted for
Star Gas company this week. She capital punishment, making a life
formerly was associated with the sentence mandatory.
H. M. Powell Insurance agency. Jailer Holder was charged with
J. F. Parker of Dallas was a failure to take any steps to secure
business visitor in Gainesville the jail and Wash "as was his duty
Tuesday and Wednesday. I and within his power to do by lock-
K. R. Tharp, manager of Jewel ing a single mob-proof steel door.”
Tea Company, was here from Dal- The other four were accused of
tees SU’ warsgsfaffdee-
chargedowithdrunkeress. No punishment becauseof his colr
settlement had, beenAade in any Maximum penalties under the
Of the cases Wedneday morning, civil liberties statutes provide a
wg.gm fine of not more than $5,000 and
--2-0—: imprisonment for not more than
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Flusche cele-
brated their 27th wedding anniver-
sary Sunday, with a dinner at- _________
tended by members of their family, lords are required to show their
Mrs. Rafe Piper, who has been copies to new tenants, who must
in Wichita Falls with her daugh- sign it in the space provided on
ter, Mrs. Raymond Pate and fam- the back.
ment is reported improved. . ,
Mrs. Wm. Dosier, of Dallas, spent Worth and her sister, Mrs. Roy
several days last week with her W estbrook, Jr., of Bonham, were
sister, Mrs. W. A. Hoskins and here Tuesday afternoon, on ac-
Hfamily count of the death of their grand-
Zeb Pittman is confined to his father, Gen..W.Myers.
home with the influenza. : .Miss Phyllis Graham, secretary
Mrs. Ralph Neely left Monday; of.the.YWCA unit, of the USO
, T • here, was confined to her room
for independence. Kansas, to join Thursday on account of illness.
her husband Pvt. Ralph Neely, who. : Pvt. Earle M Leonard, 86th air
is stationed there. I base squadron, Perrin field, re-
J.T. Biffle left Dallas Saturday turned to camp Thursday morn- .
for Norfolk, Va., where he will en- ing, after attending the funeral of
ter training As a chief petty of-: his grandfather, Geo. W. Myers,
ficer at Camp Allen, in the U. S. Charles A. Howard, Santa Fe
navy. I ~ machinist who has been critically
Mrs. G. L. Wren of Amarillo is ill in a Temple hospital, was re-
visiting her sister, Mrs- C. L. Max- ported to be greatly improved
field. „ . Thursday.
Miss Tennie George, of Fort Little Miss Sandra Ann BeSaw, '
Worth is visiting Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr and Mrs D E Be-,
T -J: Rryor. . , i : Saw, is ill at the family residence,
Ernest Cummins of Texarkana, 532 Moran street
is spending a few days with his wife w M Thomas, who resides at
and family. Baxter Springs, Kans., is a new
Lieutenant andMrs.F. H. Hurd subscriber to the Gainesville Daily
spent the weekend in Dallas, v , Register. He formerly lived at
Dr. Hal W. Maxwell of New York Eastland and Olney, and recently
City arrived Monday for a visit moved to Kansas
with his mother. Mrs. C. L Max- Lt. John Kwarchak. stationed at I
well, before reporting to Corpus Camp Howze, has been called to
Christi for naval duty- Macon, Ga., on account of the
Sam Pratt of Sacramento, Calif, death f his father. He was ac-
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Fulton and son companied by Mrs. Kwarchak, and
of Lubbock and Mr, and Mrs. F. S. they expect to be gone for about
Piott of Gainesville spent Sunday a week. They reside at the home
with Mr. and Mrs. N. Piott Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Luebbert,
Pratt is staying for a longer visit west of Gainesville.
_ L L Bob Sanford, formerly of Gaines-
TT ville, has returned to Killeen,
WOODRINR after a trip to this city, where he
1. transacted business and visited '
Six monthm. im One year, !■
advanee_______1-$1.00 mdvanee -
AN OFFICIAL points out that the most
H important fact to be faced by Presi-
dent Roosevelt in the new-con tress that
is the rise of the
cretionary powers along the line sug-
gested by Governor- Stevenson.—Abilene
In fact, it has been a steady movement of Reporter-News.
“finish it in Texas” that has given buoy- ------—V-
• ancy to the industrialization. Such is to RATION BOOK THEFT
the contrary’ in many of the industrial QEVELATION that
centers of the East, which have grown to A heole ennd
prominence in some particular industry be- were stolen from the
cause of the strategical locale of the city
or cities. Nearness to the site of demand
gives a city a keen advantage in finishing
out a row product that might be manufac-
tured hundreds of miles distant, Many
other factors enter in, such as proximity
to water transportation and water power, the conclusion that it wil work as easily
or equi-distance between sources of two in this country. It might be well to com-
raw products that combine to form a fin- pare the law enforcement record of Great
ished product. Britain and this country under formal
Texas is overcoming all these disadvan- conditions. This is not condemnation of
tages, even in the “fenced-in” woolen in- the people of our counti
dustry. which has been a “closed” indus- • citizens than are the pet
try for the East since the nation’s incep- ain. America is a big,
tion. Today Texas has three or four wool
night - me Gainesvie aeienae-lcao-■— — rueu ur nvi-payinem or rent a
Mrs. R L. Bledsoe has returned of Cooke county, a gradual rise of any other type of eviction pn^j
housing rent charges was it ef- ing:
Tenants must be granted |
days eviction notice in conn<^|
with sale of a dwelling for ^
chaser’s personal use; one-thir.
the purchase price must bepa
down on such sales and possessj
of a dwelling from tenant is ne
limited to personal use by 1
owner.
Landlords renting a propertyf
finally, rentcontrol has proved to theirtitimetor sinsa.retrbe
etaeimea preetesananoratgctor & or"helttit
George P. Clecson and miss "MVayV "tenmitai
Muriel Hensler, directors °! Elm for the filing of possession suits, is subject to later revision by t
Tenants know today that the re- area rent director.
' ‘ No adjustments will be grant
because of changes in the housi
accommodations which were ant
ipated by the landlord and tens
and reflected in the rent charg
on the date determining the mu
mum rent. Increases may be (
dered where a major capital |
provement occurred during t
term of a lease which was in effe
on the ceiling date of March
1942. This amendment remov
the limitation which specifies th
the improvement must have (
con- curred within the six months pri
to the ceiling date.
“In conclusion, I want to pol
out that with few exceptions t
landlords and tenants in t
Gainesville defense - rental ar
ANU5 A Mt'WC 4 accompanied by Mrs. Thompson,
IVI I KA INHV3 ‘ who is visiting her husband here. "
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Chick. Mrs.
45,000 nazis on three sectors of the Rus-
sian front The name Stalin, we are told,
means “Man of Steel,”
lot of Stalins in the Ru
would be disas-
every citizen to
attitude against
both in his own
personal dealings and n his public atti-
tude and expressions. Fhis may be called
‘ vyalty short,” but in
ion era wefhave an example
happen in this country.—Dal-
’ I
I lih I ;
grand jury indicted five men, one
of them a deputy sheriff-jailei, un-
der civil liberties statutes.
___ The first reaction here came from
They will spend several days here the Jackson Daily News which com-
before going to Fort Knox, Ky., to mented editorially that some local 1
join Captain Kaden., attorneys “frankly say they re-
Miss Mary Gwyn and brother- gard it as another attempted fed-
in-law, W. H. Clark, went to Dal- eral invasion of states’ rights.”
lasTuesday. morning, to be at the Frank Coleman of Roanoke,
bedside of .their sister Mrs. J S. special assistant to the attorney
Walker,’who remain.ina.eritical general who indicated he expected
tanditionn,in1t he Meth Qdisthospi- a test of the statutes, describeatqe
covere re- indictments as “based in theory of
Tommy Winget, confined to the law not yet passed, uponby.the
Gainesville sanitarium, is aid to supreme court which would “Chart
be somewhat improved. H is the a new law course in such matters."
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Winger. William Oscar Johnson, a farmer;
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Barnhart Nathanial Shotts, employe 1
hate moved to Gainesville this wholesale firm; Allen Pryor
week from route 1, Gainesville. Barney Jones, employes of a manu-
Both Mr. and Mrs. Barnhart had facturing plant, and Luther Holder,
resided on the farm from which Jones county deputy sheriff
they moved for the past 50 years, jailer, were charged in the indict-
Their son, Jack Barnhart, is in the ments.
army-aircorpssin California, and Coleman said his department, in-
duct moyudintesGatnesville vestigation indicated that Johnson.
Pryor, Jones and Shotts were lead-
pur- ers of a mob of from 50 to 100 men
One year, im
—nt advanee___________
and patriotically in this emere
gency war-time program, which 44 a
—--- • - . a vital part of the government®
the copies mailed to landlords and effort to hold down the cost of
tenants, these are subject t re- living * the director said.
view by the area rent director and , ..in Imnin nf nnLS
to revision of rent if the charge is Acontinuing cam PaignqfP al
out of line with comparable rents. lics.information. and education al
- ‘and- being carried on by tn is ornce H8
statenhents order that every person affecte
have been maed to registrants by.rentcontrolmayhe acguaintej
and to their tenants. If the; ten- with his obligationiandundergtani
ant agrees with the information why the regulations are in effect |
supplied by his landlord, he should The rent director and staff are I
file away this copy, but if hi dis- trying to administer the regula-
agrees, he should contact the rent tions Which govern operation of 3
office in order that investigation this program as fairly and ef- ]
of the facts may be made, and- ficiently as possible. Those who I
■...... violate the regulations face not J
only criminal proceedings in fed- ’
eral court but civil suits for treble
5 ~ i - - — u
BULCHER
________ . ______;_________________ s
5:4, GOVERNOR
"-40"222 4-* the belief that greater regulatory pow-
AXP MESSENGER ers should be granted to the game, fish
luriFnlFsbran.-12n? and oyster commission — a subject on
which this newspaper has harped for
“It should be the express policy of the “selling American loj
. state government in these times of war to the prohibition era we
retrench on every front. A tax dollar of what can I A
: saved on the home, front can be used to las News.
aid the boys on the battle front.
“This Will mean the sharp curtailment
of state spending, perhaps to the extent
. of reducing the normal functions of cer-
tain state departments and agencies.
Some will say."Such a policy will impair assembled Wednesday -- r- —
‘ the services muk needed by the people.’ South, with its basic economic and social
“To which I reply: ’Even so—such im- conservatism, to a position of power and
• pairment will be as nothing compared to influence it has not enjoped since the New
the jeopardy in which these services will Deal swept into Washington a decade ago.
be placed if we lose this war. And to win A sober statistic or two will tell the
the war all our available resources should story. J
be contributed.”! Take the. House of Ri
• “No unnecessary stte employe should where the .two parties, ar very
, ? be left on the payroli, and no state agency eloselydivideds4s g,resultofthe Novem-
not actually needed for the public welfare - her election, with 222 Democrats and 208
- r Republicans, four members of other par-
ties and one vacancy caused by the death
of a Republican.
WOOODBINE, Jan. 13. — There , Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Steiner and
piltbepreachingnservices “ the fanut "2hatevmbven tsdnken
RAtfuanbswodten, has
been recovering from an operation his hme i the Woodbine comma
atthehome of her parents, Mr. and nity, was reported to be somewhat
Mrs. O. D. Mask, was able to re- improved Friday. He is the fa-
in the Union ther of Mrs. W. B Purcell, 415
North Grand avenue.
Cliff C. Gardner, Cooke county’s •
newly-elected member of the house
who has been of representatives of the state leg-
islature, left Friday for Austin, to
be present for the opening of the
Sunday from mnalana, where ie new legislative session next Tues-
viitedarlativeslastweek.. ne . Howard Lockard, who is attena-
whitesboro, were guests of Mr. and ingeanyingschoa Wasocisvta-
Mrs. G. O. Renfro Sunday. J itinghis parents,Mrand Mrs S. K
Mrs. Ray Lynch and children, ot -oek4rd,near.Marietta, Okla.
Houston, have returned home after +,S8t R ginaldPeitzeker has re-
— . turned to Camp Bowie, after spend-
ing the weekend here with his wife.
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Gainesville Weekly Register (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 14, 1943, newspaper, January 14, 1943; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1470282/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.