Claude News (Claude, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, May 26, 1944 Page: 4 of 4
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No patriotic American needs to be reminded
that, in the Nation's interest and in his own, he
must save his car.
He knows that no new cars have been made for
more than two years . . . that the average cat is
now seven years old . . . that one out of every
four cars now in use is ten years old or older!
Plainly, every single car must be kept rolling,
because in a total war, every car and truck is a
weapon of war.
To coax every last bit of usefulness from the
aging engine, chassis, and tires of your car, you
must have efficient maintenance service . . . the
kind of distinguished service available at your Phillips
66 Service Station.
Phillips Tire-Saving Service includes checking
air pressures at least once a week ; ; ;
for nail holes, cuts and bruises ... examination oi
tire carcass to warn you when re-capping is advis-
able and still possible . . . and crisscrossing with
the spare every 3,000 miles.
Phillips Car-Saving Service includes inspection
of battery, air filter, and cooling system ... regular
lubrication of every friction point specified by the
maker of your car . . . and seasonal or recom*
mended every-sixty-day oil change.
Remember, it is your car, but it is America's
mileage which you are guarding, when you drive
in for Phillips wartime Car-Saving and Tire-Saving
Service at the Orange and Black 66 Shield . .. the
sign of famous Phillips 66 Gasoline and Phillips 66
Motor Oil.
Banker on Newsstand
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WE ARE TRYING HARD
To Mease the public n Freifht Deliveries to Mid from AMriitei
When yon have roods to ahip please
PHONE 126
Before 10 A. M. and ire will take your ord*.-. call and f*t
freight to AmarUlo, also take orders for ivtUf fM
brought down from Amarillo. "Salty" Thomas's old tn«k
JOHN W. MOORE, Owner.
Vivian Austin is a movieland
rarity—a beauty who photographs
well in swim suits and who can
swim. She's won medals at it. Uni-
versal Pictures is about to present
her in "Cobra Woman" and "Moon
Over Las Vegas."
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FOR VICTORY... Buy U.S. War Bonds and Stamps
Youngest Writer-Artist Team Bright Corduroy
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Youngest team of writer and illustrator ever to have their work
published by a national magazine are Peter Heggem Matson, nine,
of New York City, and Valerie Witalis, eight, of Great Neck, N. Y.,
shown above.
Peter's "first novel" "The Box That Wouldn't Open" is pub-
lished in the May issue of Cosmopolitan magazine with illustra-
tions by Valerie. f
The story concerns the adventures of two Boy Scouts who
survive a Luftwaffe bombing, outwit the dastardly crew of a
German submarine, come into possession of secret Nazi plans to
invade America, and foil the plot in the nick of time.
A new high in stark, realistic, dialogue is reached when the
author quotes a destroyer commander (who by merest chance
happens to be his father) as addressing his crew thusly:
"You're under my orders every gosh-darn one of you."
The novel concludes on the following high note of triumphant
^elation:
"Our heroes had saved America, and it was worth the hard-
ships."
Corduroy in bright colors is
smart for coat which can be used
for different occasions, such as
sports, street, or evening wear.
1 lie lapels and pockets of the coat
v.hown here are cut crosswise to
emphasize the wale or corduroy.
Plain cotton is used to line the coat.
AMERICANS LIKE GAMES
Americans like games—baseball,
football, basketball and such.
Germans like goose stepping —
■with somebody to give orders —
soldiers all lined up like toys, with
somebody to do the thinking.
This illustrates the chief differ-
ence between a free country and a
regimented country.
Of course in our games we know
the necessity of rules and of um-
pires and referees to decide little
differences of opinion.
In America, we like to see one
toam of factory owners and factory
workers playing an honest competi-
tive game against another team of
owners and workers—to see which
can turn out the best product for us
at the lowest price.
Of course we want a referee to
see that there is no tripping, spik-
ing, or slugging—just clean,
healthy, competitive play.
Sometimes, 'tis true, the referee
gets obnoxious and tries to hog the
limelight or even to throw the game
to one team. Then's when we start
throwing pop bottles!
An Ita-ian wfc*. prisoner hangs oi I
his laundry "somewhere In Amer-
ica." Prisoners get clothing, goo J
fooil and arc paid for work, Officer!
r.re paid according to rank. Ic
American camps prisoners get Si
a month whether they work or not.
Buy More War Bonds
Bring In Your Scrap iron
and tor PROMPT and efficient service
as well as ECONOMY and SATISFAC-
TION there is nothing that beats:
NATURAL GAS
Quick Heat - Clean - Satisfying
SAVE 10% BY PAYING OAS BILL BEFORE
Tilt 10th OF EACH MONTH
Producers Utilities Corporation
Distributors of Natural Gas in the Cities
of Claude and Goodnight, Texas
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LEO FATTBRSON, Cadi.
Phone 183. Claude
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TRY IT ONCE AND YOU WILL ALWAYS USE NATURAL OAS
GET READY
Some folks think they have to be satisfied with whatever they
ran get during wartime. This doesn't apply to IHC parts for
any International Harvester tractor or implement. It's just
plain common sense to make a list of all broken or worn parts
needed. f t'fL®T W
Harvest will be here before you realiie It. lets get that com-
bine ready to start.
Our parts department is your supply depot. Make full use
of it. Telephone or come in. We will do our share to keep you
rolling.
FARMERS GRAIN &
IMPLEMENT CO.
Claude, Groom, Texas
Primitive Methods
Need Not
Be
Followed
v^JSld Advertising
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ADVERTISE HERE!
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Guy Emerson, vice president of a
New York bank, sells papers at a
newsstand while the owner took time
cIT to purchase a war bond, His act
typifies the unity with which the big
anil small business men are buying
bonds and getting war tools to men
at the fronts,
Italian Pin Up Boy
j REMOVAL NOTICE
| Mrs. O. K. Mayo
Announces the Removal
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MAYO DENTAL LABORATORIES
to
221 Nunn Bldg.
Amarillo, Texas
Dependable Service
Since 1906
Osgood Monument
Company
Phone 2-0614 800 Taylor
Amarillo.
We
Buy, Sell
Trade and
Repair
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Service far
All Occasions
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Operator
RADIO AND SOUND SYSTEM
SERVICE
We make them play
S16 South Taylor Street
Amarillo,
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WE ARE NOW READY:
To Repair your Cars and Pick-Ups on
very short notice. And when You need
Gas, Oil and Grease, call on us for
Prompt Service, at The Old Reliable,
MAGNOLIA SERVICE STATION
E. S.. Powell, Owner & Manager,
Claude, Texas PS: Washing and Greas-
ing cars a SPECIALTY.
REG'LAR FELLERS
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ONLY EXCLUSIVE
DYER
IN THE PANHANDLE
Have the Dress, Coat or Suit DYED in-
to a new and Beautiful Color.
All Mail Orders Taken Care Of
Promptly,
POTTS DYE WORKS
227 West 7th St. Amarillo, Texas
\ WHEN IN AMARILLO
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\ 420 Taylor Amarillo
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Holiday Notice
Memorial Day Tuesday May 30th
Being a legal Holiday, this Bank will
;lose
Please do your banking business
on the day before, so as not to
inconvenience you or your busi-
ness that day.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Claude, Texas
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AND LATEST
Shop At The
LUCILLE SH0PPE
In Amarillo
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Waggoner, Thomas T. Claude News (Claude, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, May 26, 1944, newspaper, May 26, 1944; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth354144/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Richard S. and Leah Morris Memorial Library.