Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 273, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 13, 1946 Page: 2 of 6
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EVERY FAITH IN
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Lodge forces seemed to be pro-
posing was a general veto clause
by which the United States could
mediately nicks the exchange off
the prices to her of goods manu-
ARMED FORCES TO REPEL
SUDDEN ATTACKS IS STEP NO.1.
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Defenses Against Atomic Bomb
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Ostrich buries his head in the
sand to hide from enemies is
untrue. Actually, he places has
head in theground in search ol
water, which is usually scare
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FOR YOU TO TAKE
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... BY MAIL. in Cooke. Grayson, Denton, Montague,
Wine countlee, Texas, and Love county, Oklahoma:
one month In ad- —
The officer stood by speech-
lessly.
By DeWITT MacKENZIE
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst
The breakdown of Chinese dis-
tribution of UNRRA food, result-
ing Director-General LaGuardia
ordering all but emergency sup-
I WAS AFRAID YOU
HAD FORGOTTEN
THAT IT WAS TIME
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BOY, BUFFALO BILL!)u.e
Montague, Wise counties,
Oklahoma:
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NO BUE DETENSE ABANST ATOMIC
BOMM OR ROBOTS. A CIVILIAN
BOARD NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT
SAVS CABUALTES CAN BE
MINIMIZED, HOWEVER.
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TO GET SOMETHING
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rhe Word of God
Man is immortal till his work
is done: I am with thee and no
man shall set on thee to harm
thee Actp 18:10. ‘
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, reputa-
tlon or stanfing of any firm. Individual or corpnration
will be giay corrected upon being called to the pub-
lshers’ attention.
DAILY REGISTER SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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EVIDENCE FROM JAPAN PROVES SWELTERS CAN PROTECT CIVILIANS AGAINST BLAST FLESH ZURNS
AND RADIATION. STURDY BUILDINGS WITHOUT GLASS OR COMBUSTIBLE /MATERIALS; DECENTRALIZING
ones, SETTLING IN SMELTERED SECTIONS CUT By MILLS AND VALLEYS, DEVELOPING ALTERNATE SOURCES
OF POWER AND TRANSPORTATION ARE OTHER MEANS OF PROTECTION. BUT, WHEREVER THE BOMB
FALLS, THERE WILL BE MANY DEATHG, THE ONE SURE PROTECTION IS OUTLAWING A-BOMBS CC WARS.
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^AND YOU, YOU THIEVING SCALAWAG,
HAVE BEEN ONE OF FOUR GENERATION
OF CROOKED OUARV§ WHO’VE BEEN j
collecting money FROM THE
Gainesbille Qail• RRegisker
Founded August, 1890, by JOHN T. LEONARD. Published Each Afternoon, Except Sunday
. ____L_(Absorbed Gainesviile Signal, February, 1839)
The Reginter Printing Company, Publishers, Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. Editorial and Business Of-
_________ flee. 308 East California Street
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CITY COURT mighty poor excuses when ex-
One held for drunkenness; one plaining to a policeman why they
$15 fine for speeding; one $1 fine Violated some trarfic ordnance,
ior double parking? one $5 fine or were in a wreck or. when tak-
for driving without licenes. ing a driver’s examination We lis-
tened in the other night when
AN OLD FARMER, doing
about 20 on the highway turned
in front of an oncoming auto-
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IVE CAUGHT YOU -
RED-HANDR CHISELTON! \
NO DOUBT TOO AND THE
GUARDS BEFORE VOU HAVE
apartment house owner associa-
tions urging no or only moderate
rent rises. And more than that,
large advertisements appeared in
daily* papers everywhere assert-
ing the hold-the-price pledge of
countless retailers.
There was a determined and
concerted effort on the part of
the American public to show it
could develop its own controls.
• and maintain decency. If there is
sustained resistance to the temp-
ip to Dallas.
Harry and Tom Purcell of Hood
N. L. Barrett to Joe Bander, 55 were among the busines visitors
acres out of tract 20 of John Bar- in the city today.
nett survey, abstract 42. C. C. Li
everybody in this county knows
me and knows that I regularly
turn in here. Why the heck
should I signal?”
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cOUNRTY COURT four traffic experts explained the
Marriage Licenses whys and wherefores of a traffic
Raymond Joseph Wilde, .24, commission.tosthe Veteransof
Muenster, and Marcella Schmitz, ForeignWars.Some ofthe anec-
- - - - ’ dotes reflecting on people were
these':
‘G-GREAT SCOTT!
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accepted the. veto provision was 1151. _ . OVER AT TYLER a man was
the fear lest, without it. Lodge’s pMrs;EdnaPaniel,et, vir,,t taking a driver’s license test. The
lationists been less vocal, the Z G; Jolley, at al. Elders, to and soma-on which he faltered a
charter might or might not have raskra 'when1?.™ theapatrolman asked:
contained the veto clause; but Mneral Deed left side of themroad? "5
their insistence made-it certain. Cecil Murphy, Independent, to The man stammered and stut-
Sometimes a little look at his- William Sadler, 2141 acres out of tered a minute. He scratched his
the S.P.Barnes survey, abstract head and squirmed in his seat,
survey, abstract Finally, after repeating the ques-
” r. ab- tion, he turned a beaming face to
he —---1 and said:
5 745 Shanghai on May 30 that the ton-
I- 45 nage needs of relief were greater
3 than the transportation facilities.
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----1—- —----— ---------1------- from Fort Worth on a business
DECENCY TO THE FORE Tell your merchant you saw his mission and meeting his many
EVEN THE CYNICS must admit advertisement in The Register, friends. w. F t W th
„r antupsurgcevntsmor th last tation of‘greed andgrab the sud- today onbuzine..._______
few days While there were land- en ending of OPA, so sincerely A deep vase or jar can be easily
lords who rushed to raise rents, deplored by so many persons, may cleaned inside by adding bits of
J . I.e XIr.A in some turn out to be one remedy for wrapping paper to warm soapy
and meat prices soared in so nation’s postwar economic water and shaking it well. Am-
markets, there was the counter P . monia in the rinse water makes
spectacle of realestate boards and Dl—1S the glass more brilliant.
Entered at the Gainesville, Texas, Post orrice
__as Second-lass Matter ,
Member of the Associated Press, United Piess, Texas
Press Association, and Internationai Circulation Man-
azer« Asnociation.
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Eindhelme survey, abstract 573. ’ ana into that little road. And
B. C. Truitt, et ux, to R. L. Tru-
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within one week after expiration, straight price of 70 Z
cents per month will be charged. 7
Texas, and Love county, a
Three months, in [
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One year. tn ad- ft
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point dealt with by the letter at
hand. My informant mentions
having seen supplies from origi-
nal UNRRA shipments on sale in
the Shanghai black-market
“Squeeze" and other bad hand-
ling of supplies doesn’t by any
means account for all the diffi-
culties. There is scant rail and
doned in the orient by tradition.
The letter at hand says that
“squeeze” is an accepted fact in
every negotiation, even with the
handling of UNRRA supplies by
the Chinese. .
“It would be interesting," con-
tinues the writer, “to know what
a small percentage of relief sup-
plies ever reach the war deva-
stated areas in China. for every
person handling them gets his
‘squeeze’ and the starving people
are inland so far that many work-
ers handle the supplies."
In this connection, Tung Pi-Wu,
chairman of the communist relief
organization, stated yesterday
that only half of one percent of
all UNRRA supplies sent to China
had seeped through to communist
areas. Previously UNRRA em-
ployes in Shanghai had estimated
the amount at less than two per-
cent.
But that isn’t the most shocking
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good deal like the reservations of Ardmore, Okla.
withwhich SenatonHeney Cabot •Elydekawarawooten, Mattie fromoutOt statgthatrwas doing
dowStheLeagueolNatioinsooved SK Ergkeaforolinekreek. mefhemtighborhood o 60, the
nant 27 years ago. - BC.8046 C. L. Ware, 1946 Ply- After the resulting accident, a
Fre+ h-ement+iL month.tudor. ii m i ... patrolman asked the farmer why
First, the league must not touch B C 8047 Virgil Taylor, 1946 he didn’t give a hand signal, any-
the Monroe doctrine. Then it must Plymouth coupe. thing to let the other driver know
keep hands off tariff and immi- BC 8048 Dr. Virgil Wallace, he was turning.
gration policies, no matter if 1046 Nash sedan. “Young man, the oid man re-
these appeared to be war-breed- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS plied angrily. "I've lived in this
ers And so on. until what the Warranty Deeds county and in this home up yon-
ers and so on, until " na me _ _ __ L _ der on the hill for more than 20
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issimo ChiangjE25a4
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ernment of fail- DEWITT MACKENZIE
ing to get mate-
rials to millions in the interior,
and of using relief goods for po-
litical eds. It is said that sup-
plies also are reaching the black
market.
I have before me a letter from
a well-informed American resi-
dent of China which taks the
matter a good deal deeper. This
letter deals with what is known
as “squeeze" in China!. “Squeeze"
is the equivalent of what the but-
ler gets when custom permits him
to help himself to his lordship's 20
whiskey and port. "Squeeze" is
prerogative which is widely con- I
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| water transportation remaining in
I China after the long year* of war-
I time destruction, and former
| President Herbert Hoover said-in
vance --------------
One year, in ad-
vance ----------------
Town Topics
By A. MORTON SMIH
P E O PLE OFFER SOME
In case of errors or omissions occurring in local or 5
other advertisements or pmission on scheduled date,
the publishers do not hold themselves liable for dam-
ages exceeding the amount received by them for such
advertisements. >
The- Associated Press is exclusively entitled to th*
use for republication of all news dispatches credited
to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and ano
to local news appearing herein.
One month, in ad-
vance ____________75c
Six months, in ad-
vance __________(4.00
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PISTOL-TOTING RULES
rNHE RUSSIAN veto which dis-
turb* the sessions of the
torical causes explains things that 90 SPRR Co <
otherwise seem strange. The iso- 1217, John Findley survey, ................
lationists, at least, should not stract 377, E. Farris survey, ab- the patrolman
complain if Russia does what they stract 387, G. W. McGown sur- “Oh. Sure, I know—when you
wanted the United States to do. vey,abstract 695,Jackson.Davis are coming back."
_ . . . . . e survey, abstract 331, Cromwell &
But times change, and points of Hawley survey, abstract 288, J. F. A LITTLE GIRL LEARNING
view change with them. Isola- Davidson survey, abstract 336, W. TO DRIVE ran past a stop sign
people who find it W.Howeth survey, abstract 1481, without the slightest heed of it.
and A. C. Irvine survey, abstract A patrolman happened to be
1635. watching for just that. He caught
J. J. Murray, deceased, by exec- her.
utor, to William Sadler, 196 acres Didnt you see that stop sign?”
DEGGING of Canadian currency out of BBB & C Ry Co. survey, he asked. . „
• 4 1., ,01, 4, IrCs+, and W. B. Morter survey; 124 Certainly I saw that stop sign,
at value equal to United acres out of J. w. Emory survey, she retorted. But I didnt see
States currency will have the ef- abstract 1700; 124 acres out of you.
feet of simplifying financial deal- J. W. Emory survey, abstract A_pRA , There are 27 national parks in 'the American Gem Society re- tinge in colorless and blue zircons
ings between the two countries, 1700; Willis Weedman survey, ab- Er L5 paeaew continental U. S., Alaska and veals experiments are in progress may be banished by exposure to
once the first adjustments .re stract I1and. W. Francis sur- A. H Peming Bi YBanksrand Hawaii. * to find whether the brownish the sun.
made. Oil & Gao Leases Sgt. J. B, Carlisle of the depart- "
Canada sees immediate advan- H. L. Frasher to L. E. Trout, ment,ofPublic Safety and Wal-
tage to her in eliminating the ex- 3732Peter Clark cation department ofrafkas A.
change rate of 1 per cent. By rais- ‘ Blanch M Lindsay to * L E. and M., to illustrate how some
ing the value of her currency, she Trout, 56 acres out of Peter Clark people react to common sense
ha*, in effect, cut the cost of buy- survey, abstract 232. laws,
ing American products—she im- _ Alvin H. Banks, et ux, to Fred
head off any proposal it disliked, itt, et ux, lots 3 and 4, block 3,
That is substantially whatthe D “sidordditirend, « ux, to C. J.
United Nations charter has today, and Ewald Berend, part of the
One reason why the United States John Walker survey, abstract
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WLITARY FORCES GHOUL?
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Snuggs, 50 acres out of the Ed- 64 VAayc A Aem $ 4
ward Seiders survey, abstract 942. OU JL UWI3 HA} • 3
Emily A. Forrester, et al, to „ — ■ ■ C d
. factured in this country. Also she Shell Oil Co., 36% acres out of (From the files of The Daily e •s
. cut* the advantage of American Thomas Lemons survey, abstract Register, July 13, 1916.) H
,1;. „h Lav, flocked north 599, D Parkins survey, abstract Kay Halsell and family left to- 22
tourists who have flocked norm 832, and D c Robinson survey, day for Austin in their auto, ex- <
during the war years and ga - abstract 855. pecting to arrive in the state capi- 2
• nered whatever they could gof Jewell Bond Cox, et al, to Shell tal tomorrow evening. Q
products less scarce in Canda Oil Co., Inc., 24 acres out of the Miss Josie Fields left this after- M
M - .1. rrlite states This Janies Taylor survey, abstract noon for a few days’ visit with
than in the -nited States, a rus 1008. friends in Marietta.
may well lessen the demand tor Assignment of Oil and Gas Lease J. L. Morter returned today
Canadian goods, and thus lessen Maguire Industries to Moore & from Burkburnett and will spend
L, inflationary pressure on their Brown, 126 8/10 acres out ef J. a few days with his family here.
C. Morgan 320 acre survey, ab- D. C. Tranter left this morning
prices ‘ .. , ... stract 749. on a business trip to Wichita
From the point of view of the W. E. Benson, et al, and Primo Falls.
• individual American accustomed Oil Co. to L. E. Trout, 860 acres H. H. Kenyon departed this
»mnp tn Canada fairly often out of N. R. Reed survey, abstract morning on a business trip to
. °. nr nioer, the 869, and Erastus Yeaman survey,-Kansas City.
: for business or pleasure, the abstract 1173. B F Johnson and L j Geer re-
. standardization of money values Fred Snuggs to Sinclair-Prairie turned last night from a business
will be a great convenience. His Oil Co., 50 acres out of Edward tri
dollar will be worth exactly a dol- Seiders survey abstract 942 __ 1
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