Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 147, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 21, 1943 Page: 3 of 4
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North Africa Bees
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Cooperating
wide effort to clostfiy guard ail;
information which might be of!
value to the enemy. United
Philadelphia. (UP) — Vic-
• ru a, i torious Allied soldiers in North
Africa face still another foe
despite the surrender of ''the
German and Italian legions,
Bums Family Enjoying
The Christian parsonage in
this city is the scene of a hap-
py family reunion as members
of the Burns family gather at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. P.
4. Burns for a reunion.
T. B. Burns of Dallas, father
of the Bev. Bums, has been
here for the past several days.
Brothers of the minister com-
ing Tuesday were: Rev. A. P.
Bums, pastor of the Christian
church at Alvin; J. B. Bums,
S/C Third Class, U. S. Navy,
Memphis, Tenn., and daugh-
ter, Oleta, of Dallas; M. T.
Bums and family, Dallas.
Gas Pipe Line Company and
associated companies are pub-
lishing an advertisement this
week in the Timpson Daily
Times and more than 800 oth-
er daily and weekly papers in
the Gulf South which points
out how information, loosely
passed, can aid the enemy.
Illustrated by a drawing of
a jig-saw puzzle being put to-
gether by an Axis spy, the ad-
vertisement points out that
“Freedom of Speech is a
sacred heritage, but in war-
time every American must be
careful how he exercises the
privilege. Unless we are cau-
tious, ‘harmless’ remarks give j
enemy agents information that!
may mean death for our light- ‘
Bern, Switzerland, Wednes- men-
according to the Academy of
j Natural Sciences of Philadel-
! phia.
Arthur Leveridge, a natural
scientist who served as a sol-
dier with the British in North
Africa during the first World
war, says the wild African
honey bee is no mean oppo-
nent.
“Bees loosed from their
hives by machine-gun fire at-
tacked our troops," Leveridge
said, "and there are recorded
cases of troopers suffering
more than a hundred stings."
Leveridge said several stings
could disable an able-bodied
man.
Friday, July 30
Announcement is made at
public working of Dixon
(Weaver community) ceme-
tery, Friday, July 30. Thooe
interested will please make
note of this announcement
The Stars and Stripes were
first raised in San Francisco in
Portsmouth Square ?a 1840. >
Expand Italy’s War Area
Have a Coca-Cola = Howdy, Neighbor
)1T/T8
day, July 21. (UP)—Italy’s
war area has been (expanded
by an Italian royal decree to
21 new provinces stretching
from Naples in Central Italy
north to the port of Genoa and
including the Adriatic frontier,
the Swiss telegraphic agency
reported in a dispatch from
Rome today.
FOR SALE—Roll-top desk, in
good condition. Inquire at
The sponsoring organization •
is engaged in production and J
transportation of natural gas;
to meet the fuel requirements]
of war industries, cities and ]
military centers throughout I
the Gulf South. It* oil pro- >
duction is going to meet mili-
tary requirements in this coun-
try and at distant battlefronts.
An Open Letter
to My Many Friends
Please accept my sincere
thanks for the many kind-
nesses shown me and my fam-
ily daring the past two weeks
when it was necessary for me
to be in Houston for an opera-
tion. Your flowers, letters and
cards were greatly appreci-
ated and enjoyed.
Lou Willie Kriatensen.
Miss Willie Mae Barnes of
Jacksonville, here this week
for a visit with her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. J. J- Barnes of Timp-
gon, has gone to Longview,
where she will visit her aunt,
Mrs. Lucille Barnes in Long-
view, before returning home.
Raymond Rose, manager of
the local Red BaU freight de-
pot, made a business top to
Nacogdoches today.
^MACI
MESDIMHUM
Samuel Goldwyn laughingly
presents
BOB HOPE
DOROTHY LAMOUB
In
"THEY GOT ME COVERED"
•
“COLT COMRADES”
with BILL BOTH
•
Saturday Midnight Preview
Sunday-Monday
“FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO”
A Paramount Picture with
FRANCHOT TONE
ANNE BAXTER
•
Tuesday ObIv
Watch for Announcement
of Title
«
Wedoewiav-Tburaday
“THE DESPERADOES"
In Technicolor
with
Randolph Scott - Glenn Ford.
Claire Trevor - Evelyn Keyes j
Edgar Buchanan
A medical journay says hu-
man beings use 44 muscles in
j the act of speaking. And some-
times not much else.
from Arizona to Australia
Ac borne or ebcead, when the Ammrinm soldier ups Bam 4
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olistoMdbowng,CocaOUi irao.l» for dip — ihwtrjmill
—has bearer dm mark of the good neighbor.
•onus imo Avmoain or na coca-cola coaram at
Center Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Center, Texas
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inft relation, loosely passed, helps them to solve it.
Every piece of
freedom of Speech is a sacred heritage, hot in wartime every
n et be careful how he exercises the privilege. Unless we are eantiona, hamv
l-*s remarks give enemy agents information that easy mean dead far onr
In the Middle West, a mother remarks that her boy has jnst wiled ... in the
East a father says Ms son ia being trained in eoast invasion tactics . . . and in
the Gulf Soath a war worker teBa Us neighbor how many porta ha’s tarned ast
on Us lathe. Harmless? Seemingly. Bat they’re facts the enemy agents pick
op—study, sift, check—until often a complete picture appears ... a pit tore
that gives America’s plans to the enemy.
IT WILL HELP FOR ALL OF US TO REMEMBER THIS RULE} /*
If yon HEAR it faom someone- Jwa’f repeat if.
If yon SEE it yourself—don’t repout if.
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Molloy, T. J. Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 147, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 21, 1943, newspaper, July 21, 1943; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth815395/m1/3/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Timpson Public Library.