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DEL RIO NIWS-HERALD, DEL RIO, TEXAS Del Rio News-Herald Published Sunday Morning and every afternoon etoept Saturday find Monday. Published by Drl Rio Nnwspnpnrs. nnd entered afl second-claw matlrr nt Irm po.st oil ice In Del Ilio, Texas, under the act of March 3, 1870. W. GAINKS, Publisher and Manager IMA JO KLRTSTWOOD.

Kdltor Any ri'lircilnii upon I IIP crmrnctflr, stAndlng or tion of on, fivm or ciirporallon which may nppcnr In iuiy Is BIIC of in- riiirriully corroctcd ipon brought to ihc nllontlciii ol' thf iii. In nf iTn.r or 111 or other advertisements Ihn dc.i hold lluble for diimiiRe further than the niiioiin; rcd-ivi'o hiv.i lor Ihc actual spare covering the error. MKMHKK OP THK ASSOCIATED PRESS The AKMM i 1'iv. 1 is entitled to the use for re- piibltciilii.i) hrK credited lo It or not, otherwise emitted In Hi" Uic local news published heroin. All lor of -pedal dispatches Is also reserved.

NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE n.iily 1 LeaHUf, Dallas, Texas O'' Mobility EDSON IN WASHINGTON i.l i i I 'I'll. 1 i.i'; i nlil! il I' our in 1 1 i Ti PI i 1 our 11 v. 11 i qililVS i iillluiin i .1 I jinny moves on its sloin.icli. iiijiy, but con 1 sc I'oiv (Ins (if Ihc inlcnial Army sli'l innvi on ils sloiu- lic of I'JisnIinc for in-'ir; 1 lluin pi I'ciil of nil. on MM in lln 1 iiir.

nlic-lljilf of Ibc of Will' niir slmrcs is Kvcn in ilic consumption for strictly iii-rmmis. To Irjiiii Jin airplnnc pilot rc- lo run Ibc sivcni.nc fiunily 1 II hikes Ion of to i.Mii'ii iivcrjii'c mid. i.l JIIK! especially lo (bose of iiiini'liile conveyjince liiis become purl Hie be.LjinniiiL; of Ibe Ibere l.inuiliiies iii Texas as there fami- -Mine protest al Ihe drastic culling i'alion. Mill il has come from lack ni' the military needs of as set il- lo a question of Ilie car slaying I'limber slayiiiL; in the liiiiiL'jiri I'rr gasoline be Ljrcsilly increased monlhs of Ibe critical of cons Ilii 1 ur.iienl. patriotic duty of every to Ihe utmost.

In appealing lie should calculate on little be i 1 much be can And il is of black I Ibis critical viatic of Ihe war. Ihe In be rapidly. The most I flisloyil ihiiiii that can be done on Ihe (ii'-Mblv. oiilside of oulri.uhl Mi rl. is ihe encouragement of Ihe lioolleu' C.ilixen should not only resolve 1 lull he should stonily disconr- aniuiii; his friends and acquainljinces.

our forces cannot move and, there is no striking power in modern wondi'-r if Miller remembers when il was bis wallpaper I -i plastered. Another way of making the best of things: when you need new (ires. your fu ,1 a dentists' meeting in Illinois, one of them 'iiiiilKls conduct Iheir operations with pains." I'-'s Ils A h-ii'l, i-ci-ounl is where the husband makes Ibe deno-'ils and ihe the willuirawals. Thi- lime il is smurl to be Hood for nolli'mo is von are hil foi- a lean. The-c days you can'l keep a "ood thermonieler down.

M's a cinch to spol a yoiinosler who has been into Ihe jam because he spi.ls himself. Secretary SliniMin says Ihe (iermans do not know when llit 1 ion start. Now promise you won't Icll lliein! i A is a person who so mad al her husband she eric-, on hi shoulder. is said to have decreed a new for Il be appropriate lo run it up lo half-mast rivjil BT nCTEK KDROn NKA Serrtoe Correxpondent. Tlie mystery Is why some smart HepiiUllenn, or even just some Republican, hnflii'l come nlong to lick this Rcnsevelt ucimlnl.stration solely on ils record In handling of labor malters.

No other nrini- ineiil should he needed, for ns now si and a ease can made by labor, by management iind by the public that, these poll- elf. 1 fin do labor no good, (b) do no and (c) do th: 1 ))iibllr no Rood. YI--N. If. Is Jidinltled immediately that unions iniuii 1 (jrent r.ain 1 In that wage have been Increased ion borrowed moncyi, Ihai war produc- lii.n hiss been tremendous, and that nia.i|'.ow;r and lime lost through sij-ikes luive been held ilr.wn io an average of a fraction of 1 per cent.

F.ul where are we now? Take a look at Hie delays in rases before National Labor Ilel.i.ions Board, War I.Mbor and othtT ROV- Takf of Mic Foremen's in the area. The fuieiinn have thus far caught the blame, hut they had be: iryi.ii 1 lor two monilis to wl their IM.SI? handled by the government. l-iir-herniore, the foremen had been for much more than to tivlr case heard by Iheir employers. Top munuse- inent refused talk with ihem in every cxecpl. F.irti.

Why, ihis as much a strike by Hovcrnmonl an'-ncries and by mananemei! 1 as ii is a strike by the. foremen? Ami if the govern- me.n! e.an Uie foremen back wcrk their case is sei- ili'd, why government also i.rdi-r to deal with T.ikr (he Biij ease, now tae- a iiair'l of the War Labor The case was certified for board action over four 1 The Steelwoi'kers' unit rtpri'stVitativi'S have pre- the senlalives of the steel companies have their answer on only one of the 14 demands of the union. II will be months before ihe is settled. While, the hearings drag on, there is supposed to be in effect an atirecmenL by the unions not Ivi strike. Yet look at.

the strike records lie Unileii Sleel Corno- luuiin alone ihe first four monlhs of the year. It shows an in sizing total of 188 work stoppages on account, of Inbor disturbances in 121 calendar than one labor disiurbaiicr- every dav! Tolal man-hours of productive l.ibor lost by ihesn distur- w.if. total steel I.on- n.iiie lost, was 223,022. Tliis a number of work han Ihe cnrporation had for I ho fuil years of either 1942 or Causes of the stoppages sincfl Jan. 1 were 80 disputes over wages, five OVT hours, 81 over working condiiions and 13 over miscellan- noiis Hrievanccs.

Thai record batl unionism and irrespMir.ible Liiionism and there isn't any i him; else you can call it. Management, can't, do its job if every day somr-booy has to slop a strike. HIS CONTRIBUTION Ancwrr lo 1'rvvioun I'limie LATE FINANCIER Rgl MEDAL FOR INVENTION LONDON. Mny 25 of a time-saving sparkplug remover led to t.lie uwnrd of the or Merit to Clinrlcs C. Erway of Hosovillo, an aircraft mechanic of the U.

S. Ninth Air Force Service Command. Presentation of the decoration was announced today by Lt. Gen. Lewis II.

Brercton. commander of the Ninth Air Force. VICTORY: BUY HOlUZONTAr. Skill 1 I''''-'-! I-'-' Dinners 11 Nat MOine Kiuploycrs US ii.Sc/uih Pacific (abbr) 48 Foot (abbr KINiar stronghold 27 Perfect 49 Paid (abbr UO MuMi'iil KM.nHiicniint 28 Rhode Island 51 Also 21 Inn) irihlM- i (abbr) 53 Pecan Mother 29 And (Latin) 5-1 Horsepower Prucfeil Iiii.crn.itional 31 Assessed (abbr 2ti 33 For 55 Measure of Unir.Miiiiiin Atmtisphcro 34 Female sheep area Shuck urrhrue (comb 38 Permit 50 Ream (abbr.) Idi in) 39 Ever (contr i 57 Indian army 'M Sea 21 Distant 41 Neither (abbr) Ago 42 And 58 Silver Ann. k- in 44 Muscle (symbol) 37 Ontario 45 Greek letter fiO Myself Finish U'lll! Transpose fabhr Provided Afternoon (abbr.) i() Railway 51 explosive 52 Garden tool S5 Operatic solo 59 Cliiclo 61 Me was also an electrical VERTICAL 1 Therefore J.

0. SMITH'S TRADING POST Trades for or buys and sells anything of value. Highway 85 and Du La Rosa St. Phone I(i3 Del Rio, Texas CASH FOR YOUR CAR Lute Models, Good Tires. VV.

N. PEARSON Ford Dealer Printing Office Supplies TYPEWRITER SERVICE Rentals under Government THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Phone 1 110 W. Greenwood St Printing Press Operators Held In Counterfeiting Case NEW YORK. Mny 23 Manhattan printing press operat.irs were held in $2,500 bail each for Federal grand jury today on complaint charging conspiracy to violate the counterfeiting laws through the manufacture of ration coupons.

U. S. attorney James B. M. McNally said the arresis brcke one of the largest ration coupon counterfeiting syndicates in the country.

Thu operators, Harry H. Du Bilsky, 45, and Max Spiegel, 49, were arrested by secret service agents last night. Assistant U. S. Attorney Thomas ANNOUNCEMENTS The following announce for offices designated, sub- jaci to action of the Democratic Primary, July 22, F.

Murphy said the agents seized from Hie Du Bitsky press jiUc 1 tr.iii:ihii:«; rirproducUo.i of of all mUbn K. amps ami plutes for gasoline cou- POUK. thai written ine- lor wore found office of Spiegel. SMITH WK.EK AT BANK I.OS for the This Week" al. Uio Hui) Cross blood' and plij.t.si.'d vuin ropwtod today that 1,146 of this arcn's approximately Hinith.

1 Irive donated pint each. Contributions aren't limited to the Smiths, of course. The Joneses are perfectly welcome to Ueep up with them. In 1841 oil deliveries In 17 eastern States and the District of Columbia averaged about 50.000 barrels a dny. Veterans Of Aerial Warfare Get Medals At Buckley Field DENVER, May 25 veterans of asrlal warfare In the Pacific now stationed nt Buckley Field, were presented awards in ceremonies nt the post today by Col Thomas A.

Ctineo, director of training nnd operations. Siaff Sgt. Robert J. Colllnge of Pswtucketj Te.in., received the Dis- Flying Cross and Air Medal with Onk Leaf Cluster, Staff SRI. Leroy A.

Schichner, Chlcniro, armorer and aerial gunner, wns awarded, the DistiiiBuiHhed Flying Crosii with Oak Leaf Cluster, and the Air Medal with four Oak Lent Clusters. Whaling began more than 1,000 years ago. Prr State Representative: LeitislaUvc DisLriat) JAKE M. MABE Njr Sheriff: A. K.

STEINMETZ (Ke-electlon). P'or Tax Assessor-Collector: LYLE ALMOND (Re-election) For County Attorney: S. B. BUCHANAN JR. (Re-election) For County Judge: GROVER C.

POOLE (Re-election) For County Clerk: W. A. HOPKINS (Re-election) For District Cleric: MRS. EMMA STEWART (Re-election) For County Commissioner: (Precinct 1) HUSSIE C1ALLAWAY (He-election) For County Commissioner: (Precinct 2) WALTER FAWCETT (Rc-elcctlon) For County Commissioner: (Precinct 3) TOY tURrnZE; (Re4nlectlon) H. A.

(DICK) WALKER County Commissioner: (Precinct 4) J. V. DRI8DALE For Constable: (Precinct 1) TOM TURK (Re-election). For Justl.ce of "the Peace: (Precinct One) W. O.

LEE WOODS THIS CURIOUS WORLD WERE IN USE IN ITAL.V BEFORE AOOPTIO EVEN AFTER 50AAE WERE TAKEN TO ENGLAND, PIPTY YEARS BEFORE THEV CAME INTO GENERAL. USE. COPR. BY NEA CIRVICC. INC.

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PAT, OFF eart QuoTlnqOdds dlRUAAUSTBUItOVOtiUP BEFOM SHE CAM LETVOU OOMM, JOHN MORBJX, IT IS ESTIMATED THAT WASHINGTON. O.C., HOUSES AS MANV IT DOES l-lt, DEL RIO NEWS-HERALD CLASSIFIED Alt elftwINM mart to In the 11:80 A.M. day of puMteitlon. Atfc fat tawrttaa wtd Ic tlonul insertion If IB ut cost words. M'nlmum te Ltated we Words 15 20 25 30 1 Time .30 ,50 .60 cotniw for the 3 Times I .66 .80 1.00 1.20 5 $1.00 1.40 1.75 2.10 Mill Ttmnka KATES ADS Mr.j'MCh ho for 11 if Month 4.00 5.00 6.00 DMPLAT BATR.

Oe Inch. liwwttonJ for on. one luoh RENTALS FOR unfurnished npnrtmmit. Cull, nt 304 Central Streel. Phone 550-W.

ROOM with kitchen privileges for couple. $7.03 wiliiry to wife for llRht, housework for elderly couple. Mrs. Emmn Wtoif, SCO S. Main.

FCTl furnished bedroom with kluhen privileged. Call Rural 15F4. 51c. WANTED TO RENT COUPi-K centres auartincnLor room with light housekeeping facilities. WrKe Box News-Herald.

49p. WANT TO RENT-Apartment or house furnished nr unfurnished, pi-rmnnenl. O. K. "Brown, 613 Mnln.

51c FOR SALE FOR SAI Ford 4-door Super $1250. May seen 600 E. Second after 0 p.m. FOR room furniture, and di'Slt, exewllrnt concn- tliin. 1218 S.

Main. Phone 136-J. 51 p. Wanted To ttjf WANT TO BUY rrfrlR- crator nnd smixll stove. Win nay cnsh.

Call Mrs. Campbell. Phone 7I4 WANT TO or Ice box. Also cold's tricycle. Phone 422.

Lost Found i wliitcfwe, steer calf, ID months old. Bru.idejV.L loft lui'- EsbcrL H. Cofield. -ISP. Elgin watch.

Reward fcr relunj to. Ne.w.i-H< r- all fl Miscellaneous FOR ranKc and switch box. good eo.urUion. 411 Avc. C.

FOR 0-Horse Power Scotch Marine Boiler. Good condition. John Rowland Sons. 20tfc. trees.

Fuquay Nursery. 71fi E. Lor.olla Street. Phone 88C-W. Call for information.

FOR A Electric Brooder. Just like new. Phone 723-J. nnd nnlt, mis'i'd ready fur for stomatihn worms In sheer 1 and goats. Phono powder.

Del Rio Wool Mohair Co. Real Estate FOR SALK: New 5-ream F. H. A. llomex; othrr frwn to Real Estate.

RrnUK Inrarance CLARENCE HERRKFORD H. Main Tel. 244 Financial USE BANK MONEY ORDERS Issued By Del Rio Bank Trust Company Member FDIC Calf Vaablnder As Rowlett. Phone tfc. DR.

ROGERS special tapcworn and stomach wori'n drench. It ttftfi the Job done. OW Rio Wool Mohair Co. exclusive distributors In Del Rio, Phona 45tfc, FOR or buy and anything of O. Smlth'u Trndin? Post, Highway R5 and DC Lft'Rosa pnonc 163.

tfc, bodily Injury and diunfiee, insurance, see Clarence Htsrrerord, 405 S. Main Street. Phoiw 244. 259tfe. -FOR VICTORY: BtV Business Service Our BURIAL ASSOCIATION embershliM Available Inquire at Doran Funeral Home Employment HELP of car to clerk at my Depot Cafe.

Dick Owen. Ue. HELP A for Inside work. Cart's Drive-In. 49c.

OUT OUR WAY BY. J. R. WILLIAMS MO--WHAT HES WORRV- IMG ABOUT IS MOT KklOW- WHAT KEPT THE GUV AWAY-- RUINJIMG THE JOB OR THE BAWL.IKJG OUT THE BULL 6AVE A BOSS MA'S TO BE MIGHTY HE SANS TO A MAM THESE THE MEW C-IJV AT (MAT MACMIKJE DIDM'T UP THIS MORNJIWO-- I HEARP HE RUIMED A POLLAR JTOBVES- TEP2.PAV/ PO VOLl S'POSE THAT'S WHY THE BULL -rue! I Hfc. KtMl I fcW I COM 1e BV NM timict.

MUk SHIP VIA S.M.T. Del Rio-rJ'hfynt 104 San Antonio Phone Dally (Inc. a.m. 5 p.m. SALES call on consumers for our "beautiful sonutte frocks" In Del Rio.

Owxl for right persons. Good commissions. Good hours. Be your r.wn boss. Get in buslnpss for yourself.

Everything lur- nlslied free to start. Advancement as supervisor In very short tlmt- if ability shown. Will interview personally if inquires justify. Aci- (vress, The Ward Stilson Company, 300 Barrett Avenue, San Antonio, Ttxno. UKVf drivers for pickups for city deliveries.

Apj)ly Hoach's, Inc. SOc. WORK wanted by expurienced practical nurse. 110 E. Pafford.

B3p. VICTORY: BUY JNO.Y, LONG SON Eslate 505 S. Main Dt'i Rio, Tex us GRADE A MILK DAILY Phone M5 or 18FIS We SpecUliie Wekling, Forging and Motor Work CARTER'S REPAID SHOP Phone Cfll-J Ave, and 2nd Ht News-Heraid Classified Ads Bring Quick Results i.