Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 275, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 3, 1942 Page: 4 of 8
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THE LONG ROLL
KEEP 'EM FLEEING!
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road from Rangoon to Mandalay is a bloody
its northern
boundary.
No matter what you do, some-
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trialization,
tendency.
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17 North Caro-
lina (abbr.).
18 Compass point
19 Nickname for
Edward.
21 Born.
23 Genus of
geese.
24 Checks.
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of mister.
37 Calcium
(symbol).
39 Crimson.
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42 Merriment.
44 Characteristic.
46 Local position.
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4 Onward.
5 Symbol for,
tantalum.
6 Fixed look.
7 Entirely.
8 Scold.
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written.
(abbr).
31 Old Roman
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32 Baybreak
(comb. form).
33 Electrical
term.
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41 Ventilates.
43 Title of
nobility.
44 Migration.
45 Drop of eye
fluid.
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god of
pestilence.
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no reason to
it.
The total debt of a people is the sum of fact that it may encourage the baritones,
the debt of the federal government, the state '
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IN STAMPS
sunrise plainly visible now at Chang-1
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rie. Schmersahl, Byrd, ('ashen, Manley . . .
"Soldiers, the year 1941 will bring con-
Attucks. Carr, and Maverick were written in
blood on the streets of Boston.
Now the grim roll is being,called again:
/AHOY, EVERYBODY]
we’Re SINKIN’/,
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“I thought as long as I was enlisting in the Navy, it might
come in handy on a dull day!”
“That’s his camouflage—he seems to think people will be-
lieve he’s working so long as he has that machine around.*
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“A 4.75 by 16 piece of salami to use as an inner tube,
please—I just had a blowout!”
i ever, and dances like an illusive will-o’-the-
j wisp before the tortured eyes of the Ger-
I man people.
are being urged to hold down their expenses
and cut taxes.
WHEN M ILL IT END?
Well, what difference does it make?
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It is like a roll call of all greak#
America.
and local governments, and corporate and
personal debts.
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By Galbraith
in all our plans for the future, Complete victory, which set-med almost
must keep in mind this trend and try to within Hitler’s grasp in mid-1910, and again
conditions in mid-1941, has now receded farther than
The long roll is again extended. Names j
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id various out o’ China, 'cross the bay, and it isn’t the
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10 First vertebra
of the neck
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port unity should be lost to hold the total debt
burden in this way as small as possible, by
reducing the elements of the total debt.
; ca was nearing complete annihilation. Hav-
ing added Japan as an ally, he has added the
ing districts grew by 16 per cent during the astrons withdrawal on the Russian front,
past 10 years’ while the cities themselves while his expeditionary force in North Afri-
this United States as an enemy.
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According to the 1940 census, nearly ily.
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THE OF. GLYS
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ning side.
That is all we need to know. about
“When will it end?”
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the payment of personal debts and of cor-
poration debts with money that would other-
wise be spent for decreasing stocks of con-
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HOPE DEFERRED
Hope deferred maketh the heart sick.
It will unroll yet farther be- ( sha. There are rays visible in Chinese rein-
fore dawn. Thev must not have died in vain j forcements in Kipling's beloved Burma..
Yes, we can hope for a real sunrise in 20 English town
j East Asia after 10 years of dark Japanese 22 Sesame,
clouds, and the only bad feature of that is the 25 Amsents:
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terbium.
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years—40 years. Not the optimist (growing
State and local governments fewer daily) who sees the Axis breaking in 1
1 six months. Nobody.
It will end when the enemy has been
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Now when the federal debt unavoidably
soars skyward on the wings of a vast war,1
it is time to reduce the other debt elements
whenever possible. Economists are urging
The Old Moulmein pagoda probably isn’t 1
lookin’ so lazy at the sea these days as it did | ’
well launched, the names of Gray, Caldwell, in the days’when Kipling and Speaks were ( “
;rrwnan:
King Ludwig ill Died
Penniless and Alone
IN Contrast with modern ex-ktngs
1 who flee their countries loaded
with treasure, Bavaria's former
King Ludwig III ended his days,
penniless and lonely, as a guest of
the Prince of Leichtenstein.
The stamp above, of the 1914-
19 Series, pictures the former mon-
arch. He became Prince Regent on
Dec. 13, 1912, the day following his
father's death, and ascended to the
throne upon the deposition of his
I cousin, the mad King Otto, in 1913.
He reigned three years, was forced
to abdicate by the revolution of
1916.
Upon leaving Bavaria after the
revolution, the 75-year-old ex-
king fled to Switzerland accom-
piinied only by two attendants.
The Swis government gave him
permission to reside at Zizera in
March, 1919 During his stay
financial distress was said to have
threatened his sanity.
When the Prince of Leichten-
stein extended an invitation to
Ludwig, the ex-king accepted say-
ing. "In my old age I have no place
to lay my head."
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' ONE thing certain about Febru-
ary weather is its uncertainty.
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A Michigan' hen was horn
with four legs. She's lucky, if
she has to scratch for a living.
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With tire rationing, the old grav
mare is very likely to be what
she used to be.
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were growing onlyhy9 per cent.
The war, with ns emphasis on indus-
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Every dollar that can be cut from per- beaten. The sooner that is done, the sooner
sonal, corporate, local and state debt during1 it ends. Whether that be six months or 60
this war is an offset to the unavoidably huge years, we do not know. But the United
federal debt that is being piled up. No op- States will be in at the end, and on the win-
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Wearisome are the discussions, tire-
some the learned calculations on "When will
victory come?” Will it be six months? A
year- Two years or three years or five?
We do not know. Nobody knows. Not
the wiseacre who talks knowingly of 20
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"One Hundred Gallon' of Boot-
leg Dumped Into River”—head-
For Quick Results Try a News Classified Ad! 1 e Poor fsht
be exact. Note that this refers to metropol- summation of the greatest victory of our his- l
itan districts, not cities themselves, for ac- tory.”
tual great cities aie growing more slowly j So the year 1911 came and went, and as -
than their surrounding territories. Outly- it dosed the great German army was in dis-।
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Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 275, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 3, 1942, newspaper, February 3, 1942; Henderson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1497115/m1/4/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rusk County Library.