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PAGE THE AMARILLO DAILY NEWS, AMARILLO. TEXAS SATURDAY MQSKING. JULY 18. Ask Your Boy in Service on How To Vote American-AHred WPR Pptfniw ISong Writers 'Going to Town' iii i 7... ni iv For Skv-Bustinq Plainsmen Competition 3 Teacher stuck his neck out yes-.

in giving the assignment for; with that as a WASHINGTON, July 17. (3- le5SOn of wriling The together: 35 "Come on. prop, them coming, bombs a com- ing, I Like sixty giant birds in. tmxe there. When thev call for Texas Aces," Moody Discusses Records on Date of Q'Daniei Marriage They're gonna find this squadron! ir hard to stop.

HASKELL. July 17--Dan Moody, I candidate for United States Sena- Hi speaking here this afternoon jEv-ry time they hear those motors You "can not trifle with our own said that he thought. Senator W. IW Deferment List lor the next six crucial! yoars. Vote for your boys out there iri the battle i "You hare been told that there are en g0 gr( Squadron Hy: increase would soon be absent yesterday or Since the eastern oil ere; the- the White House.

I'm President Roosevelt needs the help! ireeour nation in the I -This is a matter which I have never mentioned before." said am induced to men- rubber stamp for Roosevelt but i bulletin a iso rather rubbcrstamp for Roosevelt oiulinfid condi a 0ns week than to rubber-- We'll dig in and shove or the We're on our way you little yellow owed he'd make them eat his counter we love. Pouring from his blazing guns. Our young wings are strong and! Clfo TMf Until the dirty lot fell dead. well keep'em above i "Roll out "Texas Plainsmen you bet your life they'll shortage squadron we are studying about Sairue! all way We'll put the Japs on the run. we there tion j.

a 5la temeat the senator stations in that; to Composed of 60 Panhandle; ork ea Ch other'Holl out Plainsmen-- jsky-Busters galore and guns invade in" Dallas last night grew -boys, orgaaaed as a BOSS of Sa-ry- a 4 God. We'll make-um think hell nas come. 'he said still irx-ing to fine- area nave on.y pe- ce-- Aviation fighters. The sosss you; We everv brave true to! Come all ye Wel bust all crowns oar when was born. I of iheir usual supply of gasoiine.

is udeills are sending in will he; the Red, White and Blue. Come joung I And dump them in the" ocean!" don't know if anyone who has been said steadier had better concerned abous when he was born, stick to his teaching and not at-i but some have been- wondering a hum-! Ieni write songs. This means'-about when he got married." jmore of you students will have toj -Bloody produced a page from I write them so let's ail make a try. no Who in America in which Texas o'Daniels marriage date was given tip. 07- an-i ciTM' J-neyii nesG iui as June 3Q 19i a cen ifi i Ine nav J- our spirits are nign, and sing; TJ songs will be turned to Under ihe present system, uie; A.

Davis, secretary of zne; as we flv, limited gallonage delivered to eachj McLean TJOQS club, submits "I we're eager to fight, and we're ready to die. with i Coope 0 had exhibited the customers. issuing its order, a are from Want To Be a well win against any number and adds odds, see most of the songs submitted so Each man do more than his bit to girls and the end. Never quit! editor over the TSXAS- PLAINSMEN gotten up; NAVY AIR SQUAD!" submit songs which G. G.

Glover of Floydada send? I Grundv, Sacramento, CaL Plains," ive-um chill bumps they hear us sing: Chorus "Come all ye "Tex-ans" Texans is just what it takes, Come on ye give our country the breaks friends and neighbors-- First Pipe for New Line Ready For we want to keep our country for One and Re fOr A1L last; vear he'd get you 521.000,0001 including astronomers, psychologists I absorb the price increase. federal pensions? "Was in Congress the Senate? Yes. ana wnai, was more are needed ta It was a pension for to national i posed on gasoline sales and Senators who already are be-j burse the government in parts -i want; ing paid 810,000 a year." Uts assumption of the extra gaso-i i anc to learn to fly and glide Allred played a transcription 50 8 hauling charge. I want to go with you away up in "VTSli "DrOGUCLlOll 3.HQ ciroeiluiiii tu A 1 A- rtf i i stai6ineiit i phflirman Gillette ot oi ne blue "ss tffYTT -w Congressional Record, that, penons QuaL.iea or SU11-. prodaction ol sjnaetK be a Texas "High, high in the air jWeli drp on OT)aniel was present but refused tea' to engage in them.

to -vote when that bill came before! A student in trammg and prepa- the Senate, "Can you understand ration JOT one these may why a man wouldn't vote against not be considered by his local boarc a pension for himself when he said lie was opposed to it." The crowd laughed- "Why didn't he offer a substitute bill "for the extra money lift promised you?" Allred went nest to Commerce where he talked to another large crowd on the city square. He wound up two days of campaigning in OTteniel territory before an ever for occupational aeferment 'unni close, of his second or sophomore expressed the belief that rd OH of New Jersey was! referred treatment inj of a process which This was the; substi- ty." the bulletin stated. A graduate or post graduate student undertaking further studies for these scientific and soecialized fields, may be considered for I new process receiving inten- nment- th- government company. cupational classification, if ad- onlv last and al. accepted." Agents of the A-Iighting by your side- want to take my gun to the rising Where the enemies of freedom live; I want to bomb Tokyo, Eirohito and Moto I want to give and give and give.

Yodle for Chorus 'T want to be a Texas Plainsman increasing throng of voters by speaking to thousands at Green- studies, he" is also acting as grad-r widne- nriorities oni ville tonight Allred also spoke overate assistant in a recognized 'or construe-' radio stations in Greenvffle and materials uhe construe. Dallas. "We're peace loving people, we! stand for the right. For our freedom we battle today; We honor our Mothers, our sweet- hearts and sisters And don't like vour debauchery wav. in "We're the Navy Air Squadron, we! shoot from the hip We are robust young men from the Plains; Don't want to stay at home; want jFrcm the wide open spaces, rearing! thera- to visit Rome to get in the traces, And send Hit Bemto on his pate; Matters not whether sunshine ori Want to fly up the Rhine, just i any old time jv Kan.

"Some have been so unkind I to say tha: instead of giving the 1 I true date of his marriage in Who's I Who; and all sketches in that book iare furnished by the subjects them! selves: he moved the date back a lyear as a means of explaining why he was not in the army during the first World War." LORAIN, July 17 iJPt--Secre-l Moody presented his message to tary Harold L. Ickes today crowds at Anson, Stamford jLorain's steaming rolling mills turn land HaskelL Miss Reta J. Waiters, 800 steel into the pipe that will bridge; Jones County, one of the i Street, has a brother "in service to 550 miles from oil-wealthy Texas "champion" cotton "raising counties jwhom she sends all'copies of these toward the oil-hungry east, and! of the state, he detailed his con- songs as they appear and she thinks; sailed its makers for helping openiception of what should constitute Axis reisn. I Ihe5e young Texans who are form-ja second remain Europe. twinning the peace after the war, ing the "Texas Plainsmen'" squadron i "They are firing the boilers of securing a lasting Urn jare splendid.

Her song is entitled factories where bombs for Tokyo urged support for the i'-One Dozen Bombers" and. you! are in production; they are trade treaties advocated by Secre! guessed it--the tune is "One Dozen I lOQ-octane gasoline to the fighting; tary of State Cordell Hull, stressing I 1 fliers who will blast more ships out! free of world trade as neces- jof the Pacific: and they are fuelingjsary to a lasting peace, i the-engines of the tanks that willi "I don't know what you think map. the A Air Squadron lains. i "Give us one dozen bombers I In the skv we will fight to the Put Texas Plainsmen in to guide them, And send them put acro'ss the sky. The Huns will believe them, When thev receive them; open a second front in about it.

but I think that Wood- declared the petroleum coordina- row Wilson's League of Nations was the greatest ideal, for peace ever In front of him. as he sooke. 46- i advocated. I believe that there must As something we are talking of-- foot lengths of the great Texas- i be an association of There may be junior Plainsmen -lUliiois pipeline, glowing trith their I peace-loving nation, led "by the Kind-a think that there will-- 12,250 degrees of heat, rolled out of United States and pledged to the There's something about this war i the machines due to turn out 2501 preservation of peace and order. A son of the Lone Star State; that gets you Our youth will not be still Oh give us one dozen bombers.

Put Texas Plainsmen in to guide i mil es of the two-foot pipe by Sept. jl. Then, doffing his "blue coat, and backing that pledge with the promise to use force when necessary them out across Secretary Ickes followed the tubing to peace." I have no quarrel with any Candidates File Cost; Accounts AUSTIN, July IT WJ--Second expense accounts listing 5 disbursements "$3549 Jtimesi Allred and $5,861 for Dan Moody in the U. S. senatorial race were on file today in the office of Secretary of State William J.Lawson.

Senator W. Lee report had not been received. Allred reported contributions of S7J.43 and Moody said he had received no-contributions. scientific research related to the war effort and which is supervised by a recognized federal agency. Knights of Columbus 'Amaze Post Editor through its cooling processes.

Soon; it that' permitted it "become part! ed in the Preceding governor's ad- jof the 26th car of a solid trainload I You were tir of IVIrs. Pearl Gilmore Walters of of the pipe, consigned to the South-1 at you had had and dissatisfied Drop a A bomos here and tnere call us we're i the same address of her daughter, west tri tj2e handling pensions. You Want to shave Hiders Up. then to 3S tjie Bison above sends "The Plainsmen" song! give him a clip i I want to get into his hair. I want to be a Texas Plainsman reserve company, he Drop a fetf bombs here and there Ickes reiterated the hope that were tired of en on being used That roamed o'er the Plains long the tune of "The Wild the War Production Board miaht as a SLe P- a stone, of little men ago; Here's Tvarning Herr Hitler, and all of your pals.

Stanley Crossland. vice president of Rubber Beserve, on the stand at the time, testified that- his organ- i -want to go to Liningrad: We are noc in this war for the ization was making a survey to de-j i want to be a yank, drive a. show." termine what critical materials were available for "makeshift plants." Senator Thomas of Oklahoma served notice in the Senate, that he --a song typically -Western-: find it possible to allocate -steel or i rt would call tip at the earliest mo- VOTMT next week a bill to create a July. 11 W--Teal te goverrim ent agency to of New the of synthetic rubber from grain alcohol. War Production Chief Donald "I'm shocked yankee tank Want to help those Russian lads: Want to shoot: want to yell-Want to cuss and raise hell; Want a pistol and a gun, Want to scratch--want to fight Want to kick and want to bite.

i Now that we have the boys quiet- ed down tor the first half of today's singing session let's see what the students have turned in. Here's from Mrs. Cora Bielman. 612 jKlimore Street. ArnariUo.

that every And put those "Jerries on the run. Irishman should love for-it is to We give up our saddle, for now construction of the pipe line from we are flying, near Norris, HL, its presently plan- We give up our jpurs, we are jned eastern terminus, to Bsyonne, dashing and gay: N. and Philadelphia. But he We give up our homes, under warned this was something for the future, that the East faced probable rationing of fuel oil this" winter, and that people there -must realize the seriousness of the shortage by more oil burners to coalj tion IV jonna be a Texas Plainsman of the directors of the Knights of re neatediv has expressed rm gonna go where I need go; Columbus in urging tne justice de- -----i i partment to prosecute those sponsible for publication of a concerning IT S. Senator David Walsh of Massachusetts, a promi- jce sung to the tune of of up our homes, unaer western stars.

For we're going calling on Japs, thugs and liars. Chbrns We are the Plainsmen, the Texas Plainsmen, We're from a state you all know Senator O'paniel has voted in the Senate against the interests of America. The people of Texas do not know about his background and cannot be expected, in the of his record, to have confi- Moodv as a is only an attempt Moody aoserted. the proauct-ton -y nent Catholic layman. in at eau of Columbus board of the! Lovelady's disburse- with $50 in Brooklyn.

$70; Karl ments are donations, and Bryan Patterson has expended 5275. Three gubernatorial candidates filed reports. Gene Sr Porter of Beiton enumerating 81.609.64 in expenditures while C. L. Somerville spent $169.80.

Alex M. Ferguson has disbursed $682.02.. For lieutenant governor. Boyce House's report showed expenses of and no contributions; Harold spent S555 and received no donations: Virgil E. Arnold Has expended $205.20 and John Lee Smith $555.18 with contributions Of $657.

For the regular "six-year railroad commission post. Ernest O. Thompson has received and spent $2.62.60. i only 34 more recruits for -Goraon Smith has expended Navy are needed by Chief 4 for state treasurer and W. Norman the Amarillo cry Hatcher $227.90.

Neither contributions. With- donations $250, Larry Mills has spent $298.80 in his race and Jesse James $1.779.75. James showed no contributions. Other expense accounts: Bascom Giles, for land commissioner. SO: W.

"Bill" Cprry. for culture commissioner, $155.25: Clif-j ford E. Butler, for state comptroller $457.63. Milwaukee and announced yesterday at the organization's headquarters in New Haven, "also requested the! postoffice to refuse its facilities to the Post, which carried the story. Senate Democratic Leader Alban Barkley of Kentucky told the Sen- ati "rVbuff today when its ambas- May 20 that a justice depart-! ment investigation hati exonerated! Walsh of an "unjustified, Welles Rebuffs Vichy Envoy WASHINGTON.

July 17 Vichy government of collaboration- Pierre Laval received a diplo- Gast0 Henry-Have, called at depa rtment. had been sched- gale. Through the ice and through the Where I'm needed you will find me I'm as tough as hickory: I'll put the handle in the pan And raise a lot of sand And march to victory!" Guess Students Davis of McLean and Hawn of Silverton shamed the other men song writers for the boys came through today with neat the ily they fly; the Atlantic Ocean; they fly the Pacific, too-- They are fighting for our freedom! We for me and for vou. They are rid this world! You kee a-busing, we kee em burners. 5 nS to SoT-S? i 00r raciceceers a real Where we go a-calling we leave jpipe line around Dec.

1 win only! about it He "is without a bombs a-failing. (help relieve the em- dr influence in the Senate We are the Plainsmen, from the phasized--it will mean that never able to mus'-er cars now going all the way to Texas than four votes for anv" and Oklahoma need travel only ie has' introduced. He is" as lost in oo Illinois. the Senate as i would be on a Lone Star State. rc We give up our boots, hats, rodeos and of the Mips and Nazi pests.

And the boys of the Plains of Texas are boys of. the best. Chorus "Brave boys of the Plains of Texas Brave boys of the Western Hemisphere. We know you are brave boys and in the mail. degrading charge" that Walsh viH i to see Undersecretary Welles, house of ill-repute in: but tne ap 0 intment suddenly was-j C.

C. Whelan of the Milner Hotel cancelled and the ambassador was in ArnariUo submits "The Plane Navy Recruiters Nearing Quota i asked to transact hi sbusiness with papers and good There wasn't no actual fear. a single apple for teacher, though, We a11 behind you And doing our bit at home: Mothers, dads and sisters, too Work our fingers to the bone. We will help from sun to sun flying-. For we are the Plainsmen, from the Big Star State.

Oh, Friends, say a prayer as we leave you here, Keep praying and working, keep smiling and gay; Green Fruit Express Derailed Near Miami circus trapeze. of Four Plainsmen" and advises he is now C. Dunn, the department's busy writing the melody. So until political adviser ori European af- the tune has been completed let's place the tenors outside, the bass to Tj-as understood to the front and let the sopranos and instructed by Vichy to altos lead off with: discuss two matters--his govern-! Well keep smokin'. you keep workin' not talkin' For we are the Plainsmen, we're leaving today!" In all and every way-For we know you boys, like the rest of us Love the good old U.S.A." Mrs.

J. M. Nix, Box 385, Sunray, She doed it" eron, 712 Kokomo Street. Plainview Seven cars of oranges in a green fruit express train, eastbound on the Santa Fe main line, were derailed and overturned yesterday afternoon about seven miles east of WASHINGTON, July 17. Miami.

Cases a four of the eight No one was injured, according toi leged Nazi saooteurs on trial fo! reports. I their lives before a military corn- Cause of the accident was un-1 mission were completed todav. the known, according, to Santa Fe off I-1 ninth day of the trial Sallie Marie Dam-icials here. i Texas, says she had been reading I Amarfflo. A wrecking crew was sent out of i6sen dence against the four remaining so much about our singing, classes A "green fruit express" is a fast defendants, and such she decided to try her- hand at a freight carrying perishable pro- the eight may offer.

defense as of 141 men the en- signed up yesterday afternoon. Furthermore the chief is de- ittee in Chief of song for the so while "washing dishes I 'doed it'. And v. -I take this opportunity to i PIRATES WILL BLEED wdsh the boys the best of luck andj PITTSBURGH. members teacher i God bless them" she adds as the Bittsburgh Pirates have and it: sing her "The Song of the Plains- signed up to contribute a pint of Major General Frank R.

McCoy, president of the commission, announced the prosecution had rested its case against the four defendants who landed on Long Is- Laval's published warn- For mean, to get those sneaking to the United States against Japs: juraging the British to seize 0 rj We all their cannon down ititemed French warships ac thei throats: imea to ormg tne covetea iomb them to sleep in their own! back to Amariilo where it hung A on the wall of his station six out of seven months to show he was 1 LOiU not entirely surprised turned out just fine, so if the boys men" to the tune of "Home on the'blood, each, to the Red Cross blood land froin a submarine. The of the class will cut out their talk- bank others, also brought to 'the coast ing we will all sing: others, also brought to the coast on a U-boat, landed in Florida, The time required to present th "Oh give us a plane, let us fly once again NEVER TOO OLD are leaving the plains, on a By the light of the glittering stars. I HOLLYWOOD. 6 stream-line train JAS we fly o'er the-land, you'will I 39 Babe Herman. Hollywood! our duty in Navy now calls; I know by our brand i first baseman and former National clear the trial would last than had been -At a ffej prcsecutiozl evidence against only Hollywood our tiie defendants made it tf' that weiies nac.

can-; i i uj uwu. -iuat, utLseuia.u is-uu luriner National; tnat iJie the aonoin-ment Henrv-Haye i I the Deepest hole in all the seas give us our wings and a rifle we're Texas Plainsmen from the League star, is leading the much longer thai newspapermen with a smile Wel1 bu ese would-be Hitlerees. TM ngs land of ours, i league at bat. erally anticipated IP was "not enurelv surorised." a ie we raise a xisia CHORUS Slowness of th Grand Prairie Naval 3ase Needs Recruits are being taken now from the chief since that day for 0 two attention when, as in for hundreds of men needed at the JJaval Air Base. Grand Prairie, Chief C.

M. Norman, commander of Today, however, chief is grinning, He visions an opportunity of re- I I i gaining the pennant and has taken! A I Inn I rmtllffiY an oath "the other stations may as i HI I A well make them an if theyi fue. want one in the future." Scores of men who have been; mailea mauction orders oy tne Se-j Pvi tes Rites Set Today I Pearl Harbor. Lidice arent forgot, Such acts as these make our blood run hot. Chorns: Well put our arms around you.

Red battle thats won, and eachl sun of so pa. to ffichimge so the world orla free. re roui of our name and were out for big game ers. and yeomen particularly arej lormatlon ne 3 have the right; B. Fincher.

of the Eliwood needed and will be enlisted with to enlist once such order has Presbyterian Church, will of- ra-tings commensurate to their abii- received. The chief refers to pagejfj set of Means peace, freedom and victory 1 for you. 11 "Goodbye mothers and dads, sweet-1 honoring the memory of tnat found you for We Agoing to miss you the same; we far ver the sea an( when we are gone, voull ou no our brand, we I singing this song will fight for our land sever ouri Heroes Panhandle Plains. For what's right and for our liberty, fealty. HI I "Oh how our hearts yearn and! CHORUS ity and experience.

Ratings of truck drivers win be determined at Dallas, but other ratings will be determined here. 43 of the new Recruiting Pamphlet "Men Make Navy Makes the following pa: -Hurrah for Texas, the Lone 7 return home, that we love; I To you for freedom and fame; Well return to you some sweet well be carrying when we're through with the foe, i lEvery Plainsman will know Panhandle Plains." We've been blessed by the Great! One above." I hankering Hundreds of men between 17 and! Chough you have received your the Baptist Church. show 30 years old are needed to train der TO report lor induction under He is survived by his wife, three; Teacher told you yesterday when! as aviation mechanics. Men en-1 Selective Service, you may still vcl- daughters. Mrs.

J. B. Gamer and; We're peaceful men and like fa 1 r'' we published "-Salute to listed for such training will take junteer for the Navy right up to the A. Storrs. Amarillo.

andj play a 16-weeks course. i moment of your Graduates of recognized first aid: courses also are needed and will! be enlisted as hospital apprentices, i i i a i i A i A Aiiii; OI AT IT" i a I ou-OLJiViyii rti iilC 1X1V HPPTT Further inforamtion may be ob- volunteers in the Navy. We do Doc Hathcox, blood spil ea ce our fr Yankee Dooole tained at the sub-station, third draft anyone." and J- W. Hathcox. Yantis.iWe salute our flae for what it' wa 7 stimulate interest it will give me Iar 5 i ow Notice was received yesterday Texas.

stands; me unspeakable pleasure" sing it and what tune ou from Lieut. L. H. Ridout, offi- Burial will be in Llano Cemetery, i Liberty, justice in all the lands "Best of luck to the 'First 111 a11 get ner ldea tne rds cer in charge of the Dallas Naval! iSoon it will wave in the sea-bom of the Plams'-may thev' Texas Plainmen roared to i District, men with dependents can MORE GOOD THAN HARM breeze first in everything" is the wish' town OTTAWA, July 17. WFV-Primej be accepted as apprentice seamen: Very little harm is done to crops; O'er the isle noted for cherrv trees Mrs W.

Hughes Box 43 Atop buckin flivver, MacKenzie King an- in the Naval Service provided anjby pheasants. The good they do i We Ye men of few words arid easv i Skellytown, Texas, as she sends her i His countr and freedom from today in the House of affidavit is executed to the effect I in destrovins insect 'TMj: that be held tomorrow by Miss Sadie Britain of i larid street. Amarillo, sends us herj floor, Federal Building. Ottawa Has Secret Session I in destroying insect pests and cut; drawl I j. ao ociiuo ilci song -What a Navy" to the tune oli Tne Gictators to deliver.

incidents In River, Two -Canadian ships have been by enemy gnfamaimes in the St. new pay bill. All of this information. Norman believes. Js goinj; to bring Quiros in 1606 been successful.

A i WOULD HAVE BEEN" SPANISH Robert Dorough. S07 Ind. a 'T four months ago: Chief Had the voyage of Ferdinand de Plainview, Texas, sends words and i Navy bar.k t-o thr Federal Building in Amarillo for the Dallas district. to a catchy song en titled 1 "There's a Navy, what a Navy tralia rnicht havp, been discovered i "The Texas Plainsman Navy Air'Only Panhandle Aces seen there by Spaniards, instead of Hymn." The music is as men. snappy as a college pep song so There's never any gloom there.

For there's always a Navy tune And by-gum I wrote 'er. CHORUS "Oh ho. here we come With a ripping, roaring slam; You lousy Wops-, Nips and gory Hun A A Al Smith (above) left the White House reporters him it he mijtht seek the New York governorship. The Happy Warrior swered "Xo, no and no." proceeding ap- jparently resulted from the time; consuming reading of many lengthy documents. General McCoy said the reading of one long document, started yesterday, was completed this morning.

One of the FBI witnesses was recalled by the defense counsel for additional cross-exami- i The four against whom the pros-j ecution has completed its case ar George John Dasch. Ernest Peter Larger. Heinrich Harm Heincfc and Richard Quirin.The other defen- dan' are Edward John Kerling, Herbert Haupt, Hermann Neu- bauer and Werner Thiel. They are accused of being ene- i mies of the United States, 'acting on behalf of Germany, arid of unlawfully entering this country for the purpose of committing sabotage, espionage and other hostile acts in violation of the laws and articles of war. Fourteen persons described as i being, their "immediate in this country have been appre-J headed, with official indications' I that additional arrests might oe expected.

Lone Raider Bombs London i LONDON. July 17. single enemy raider dropped bombs at a I place in the greater London area this afternoon during the first alert the capital has had in four months, it was stated authoritatively tonight. Slight damage was caused but there were no casualties. Enemy planes dropped bombs at a southwest coast town, earlier the day.

One hoinber was destroyed by i off the south coast..