Del Rio News Herald from Del Rio, Texas • Page 6

SIX DEL RIO NEW8-HERALD, DEL RIO, TEXAS Sunday, Nov. 19, COMPLETE WAR CHEST DRIVE IN COUNTY Vnl Verde County's War Clinst drive lins been completed, Autrey Walker, chnlrninn, announced Snt- urdny. A totnl of $17,000 was raised, though the quota wns $15,000. Of th? totnl, more than $2,000 was rnlspcl nt LuuRhlln Field. Walker said.

"I wish to express my appreciation for the iTspon.sc of everyone In the county who contributed to making the drive In the county such a success," Walker said. ColleciPrt by P. T. Jones at Post Engineers, Laughlln Field: Oscnr Jones E. Johnso.i Lei 1 Lopez F.

J. lloone C. Davis J. H. Garcia Silvino Garcia Felix Garrlii J.

A. Anui S. A. Wolfe A. O.

Sotn Mike Consianclo K. C. Heniaiv.U'Z L. Loath P. D.

W. K. SWl'CUMl Nrlscn F. T. Jones Evrlyn Gunayill Dornthv Henrv H.

J. E. Z. P. G.

J. B. J. L. G.

s. J. A. Moore F. Ojeila Ziimora Avila Pope Park Tipt'm Cepeda Joniis T.

Pe.nm 1.00 2.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 3.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 5.00 2.50 1.00 3.00 1.00 2.50 2.00 2.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 3.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 PT BOATS PICK UP JAP SURVIVORS Escaped Nazi Prisoner To Speak Here Oscar Stern, who spent more than Eovcn months In Nazi dungeon 500 feet under ground, will be In Del Rio Tuesday at the Gospel Tabernacle to tell of his experiences, Rev, Walter Jost, pastor of the taber- nncle, announced Saturday. Stern had been condemned to spend 12 months In the dungeon but escaped. Genuineness of his story has been been tested by authorities, the Rev. Mr. Jost said.

The man had been condemned to solitary confinement because he told a story of Hermann Oocrlng, which the Gestapo overheard. The public Is Invited to hear him Tuesday night, the pastor of the tabernacle said. Pictures Of Big Victory Party On Display spotting and attacking Jap hav- potting and attacking Jap naval forces nttrmptlng to force Svvrigao Strait, during the sec- ond bnttle of the Philippine Sea, but also in picking up survivors. Here Jap survivors, encircled, from naval craft in Surigp.o Strait, clinging to debris, approach a Navy PT boat for rescue. (Navy Photo by NEA pholo).

O. L. Williams 2.00 Mrs. J. J.

Coddlngton Jr 5.03 E. Garansuay 2.00 HunieUe B. Frey 5.00 R. E. Crye 2.00 i Mrs.

Glenney Hughes 2.00 Glenn Thainham 1.00 i L. Roberts 1.00 2.00 Dr. T. B. McCLISH CHIROPRACTOR 100 Dignnwity X-RAY SERVICE Office Hours 9 to to PHONE 1099 PHARMACIST In cooperation, with your ptivsicijin Grebe's Pharmacy Foster Bide.

Phone 124 Bldg. Prompt Phone Delivery May S. Reed's collections from the Quartermaster Office included the following: Elizabeth Mcascls 5.00 Eleanor D. Wyzynski 1.00 1 Haxel M. Henderson 3.00 May S.

Rccd 5.00 Marjorie Hawthorne 3.00 Pries 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Caldwell 2.00 i Conrado Paredo 1.00 Ola A.

Hillman 5.00 Alum G. Porter 5.00 jPnye Ncsbltt. 2.00 Pnsciml Sotelo 1.00 Jacinto S. Vasquez 1.00 Jucn M. Domiiiguez 1.00 Vicente V.

Esquivel 1.00 Harry F. Montgomery 1.00 Edna Gloria 1.00 Jack B. Jones 2.00 Virginia Chadwlck 5.00 Luia D. Lewis 2.00 Antoinette Bobbin 2.00 ban Luna, Jose Salazar, Rodolfo Piulilliv, Luis Lomas, Aurora Sot.o, Oscar Vasquez, Arturo Ibarra, Cresencio Dominguez, Bella Duron, Es- Altcla Henrietta Morris 3.00 i peranza Guardado, Mrs. Ruth Martin 2.00 and Laura Vasquez.

Billye Wardlaw 2.00 contributions through San Felipe Catherine E. Haeuser 2.50 Scho ol No. One included the fol- 3.00 i lowing: Mrs. Eve.ly,i Eunice E. Russell Mary E.

White' 5.00 Frances Bursey 5.00 Ida Mary Bader 5.00 Eleanor J. Baker 5.00 Collected by Winnie Mac Newton of Supply was the following: Mary Cnsh 1.00 Frank UrisLa 1.00 MiUru-cl Capcrton 2.50 Solicited by Maria C. Martinez for Civilian Personnel was the fol- 2 -00 Maria de Sada 1.00 Miss P. Cepeda 1.00 Miss M. Cepeda 1.00 Candelario Delgado 5.00 Erncstlna Ramos 3.00 Marcos Ortiz 1.00 JF.

Humphreys 1.00 Mrs. Mary Booker 1.00 Juan Pedro Castillo 1.00 Berta Mlnjares 1.00 Salvador Ponce 1.00 1.00 Pictures taken of children attending the big party last Saturday at the Victory Theatre are posted In front of the theatre and all who Identify themselves in the pictures will be given a courtesy pass for their mothers. The pictures were taken while the party was underway wlien "pay day," with envelopes containing real Dnr i rnonp y' B'f'- nn popcorn were given all the children nt the Victory Theatre. The Victory will have a party every Saturday morning for the children and the screen attractions are especially selected for their entertainment. SPEAKER Oscnr Stern, condemned to 12 months In a dungeon 500 feet, unier ground as a prisoner of Hitler, escaped and will be In Del Rio Tuesday at the Gospel Tabernacle to tell ot his expcrle.ices.

He will speak at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday In the tabernacle and the public la Invited to attend. VICTORY: BUY BONDS- Pablo Saenz Dolores and Consuelo Kowena 3.00 2.00 Jv.ani'.o Theresa V. Vasconi Jo.vephine ConM Francis M. Kwirick UcmiriRu Vela 1 Trevi.io Ernestine T.

Contras 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 Anna M. Mays at Post Headquarters collected the following: Sally Candy 15.00 Maria C. Martinez 11.00 Lcpa Crisp 9.00 Martha Buck 9.00 Rose Go.i7.nl?z 900 K. 5.00 'athrine Lewis 5.00 i fay Yancpy 5.00 iJanlp Bucler 3.00 Flo M. J.ihnke 3.00 Valdey, 1.00 Mis.

Minnie Chambers i Maebelle Robertson 1.00 COK-SU? Parkinson 8.G6 Both Greenland and Iceland i In SanFelipe School No. One the In (he western hemisphere. included contributions Martinez 1.00 James Chapoy 1.00 Ramon Veliz l.OOJ Mrs. John Dissler 2.00 Marcelo Sanez 1.00 Mnnucla Garcia 1.00, Joaquin Guerra 1.00 i C. M.

Arredondo 1.00; Pedro Lur.a 1.00 Albert Ramirez 2.00 i 2.50 THIS AND A ROOM, TOO! PETERSBURGH, Pla. Charlie Oranderaon sought lodgings after someone entered his room and stole his clothing. At another lodging house, the proprietor told him: "The man who had this room is In jail for stealing a watch." Charlie moved in and found his stolen jailed clothing roomer's hanging In the closet. are i Anna M. Mays i Ethel G.

Preston 5.00 5.00 Santa Approves OUR SUGGESTION TO SHOI' EARLY Use Our Lay-Away Plan Christmas Cheer EVERY MAN ON YOUR LIST We're for C.liristm;is shoppers with slt.r uliil of select men like best ljul due to our ly to uiiike repUteemnls on many artirk-s, you to and avoid n- we At MOWLAND'S you'll I'rnd a trained personnel to remler yon helpt'id C.lirislnias serviee. are invited to use our LAY-AWAY PLAN. Christinas buying I'roiM nationally known niaiiiifaeturers and HOWLAND'S years of. salisfaetttry and dependable iiieir1iaiidisiii.if in Del Hio is.liaekof every make Ire re. Let come he will like it! from ROWLAND'S and rest assured Appropriate Gift Wrapping A gifl service! Kurh comes handsomely, wrapped with ribbon and lug.

Ask for this free In our customers. JOHN ROWLAND SONS "Gifts Of Distinction" 1 by Concha Diaz, Maria Curisl, 1 Concepclon Mendez, Vicents Bar- I rera, Abelino Maldonacio, Estela P. Charles. Antonio Roi- 1 rittrez, Euglnia Tuezada, Valentin and Federieo Lum R. Castancrta.

Concha Diaz, Nicolas Chavarria, Carlota AKUillon, Antnnia Marlines. Teresa Oniz. Dora Gf.ilin Carvajal. M. Alorin, Gabina Fernandez, Alicia Gaiinciu.

Carva: pi. Ge.iavo Moran Aram Rorno, Mrs. Delia Gomez, Guaclahipc Val! des, Rodriguez, Juanita Cervantes. Gregorio Cas- 1 t'ulo Gutierrez, Francisco Molini, Daniel Andrade, Francisco Salazar, Teresa Pacaila, Maria Luna, Gua- clalups Gait.au, Manuel Reyes, Mania Sifucntez, MarceHna Franco, Luis Nanez, Abel Her.uuidez, Hcrc- tor Aguero, Ma. de Jesus Ramirez, Arabela Cardenas, Ricardo Perez, Juanita Vazquez, Natalia Moreno, (and Juana Ccrventcs.

Francisco Rodriguez, Lidia Dominguez, Catalina Carvajal, Hortencia Chavez, Raul Felan, Maria Campos, Arnulfo Ozuna, Virginia Ramirez, Ma. Gloria Castano, Jesus Diaz, Teresa Padilla, Feliciano Canales, Maria Reyes, Enrique Castano, Pedro Campos. Clara Lopez, Natividad Luna, Maria Mendcz, Francisco Rodriguez, Francisca Veliz, Guadalupe de Gaitan, Jose Baldilles, Rodolfo Rodriguez, Eudelip Perrez, Rodolfo Padilla, Juan Rodriguez, Criselde Chavez, Frank Maldonado, Francisco Molini. Jose Molini, Nicolas Chavarria, Carolina Esqueda, Ricardo Valdes, Feliciano Canales, Roberto Felan, Rodolfo Urby, Santiago Rodriguez, Maria C. Enriquez, Noeme Cardetlas, Angelita Chavea, Ell Rodriguez, Frank Guerra, Genaro Cuellar, Ignacio Camarillo, Este- Dry weather tends to make the fibers ot the cotton boll shorter.

Start Chicks on STARTENA For livability and growth, (eed only 2 pounds of Startena per chick. DEL RIO WOOL MOHAIR CO. Phone 380 No Matter Who Your Doctor In We Can Fill Your Prescription. SCHUEREN'S DRUG Si PRESCRIPTION DEPT. 630 S.

Phono 788 We Finance Army Personnel finance- the ear you buy from anyone. You mukc Ihe down We do Ihc rest. RAYMOND SAMPLE MOTORS Van Adams Garage Losoya Phone 990 MUST BE OUT OF STOCK BY-NOVEMBER 30 Christmas Toys On List Sale Hand Price Plastic Chain Guard 19 1.00 .50 Bicycle Seat 2 1.69 .95 Wilson Tennis Balls 9 .60 .30 Sun Glasses 11 .79 .25 I Pt. Tire Paint 2 .39 .10 Rad. Stop Leak 1 .39 .10 Rad.

Flush 13 .39 .10 Chamois 10 .39 .10 Sculpturettes Paper Dolls 18 1.00 .35 Invasion Sets 10 .50 .20 Army Building Sets 7 1.00 .35 Navy Building Sets 15 1.00 .35 Motor Building Sets 13 1.00 .35 Smiling Jack Bomber Game 27 .70 .25 Painta Plack Girls Boys 8 1.00 .35 Flag Puzzle Game 6 1.00 .35 Walt Dizney Scramble 4 .70 .25 Drawing Sets 1 1.00 .35 Picture Frame Set 5 1.00 .35 Black Board 2 .95 .35 Gin Rummy 7 1.50 .35 Cribbage .7 1,50 .35 Poker Set 4 1.50 .35 Checkers 6 1.00 .35 Backgamon 8 1.50 ,35 Chinese Checkers 11 1.00 ,35 GET THEY MST 767 So. Main I 0 i 9 ifel Rio, tt xm Phone 602 Cold Preparations as directed Grand Coulee dam contains enough concrete to build a highway from New York to Seattle and back. In most pnrtfl of Philippines rain usually falls 126 to 225 day a a year frequently In heavy showers. P. H.

VAUGHN Doctor of Optometry 614 Del Rio Natl. Bank Bldf. phone for AppotaUMtit PHONE 484 TO PARTY LINE SUBSCRIBERS During the present emergency we have been compelled to jrivc many people party line service. That means there are two parties on I he same line. Each has a right to service on the line.

You cannot both use the line at (he same time. For this reason we tire asking that you jyivc con- Hidcrntion to your neighbor. Please avoid lonij conversations and visiting on the line. Your neighbor may have vital need of the line. Wil! you help us UH well as yourselves in the mutter.

DEL RIO WINTER GARDEN TELEPHONE CO. MORE HARD TO GET ITEMS AT WARDS STORE OPENS AT 9A.M.! SHOP EARLY 81 Inch Unbleached lucky purchase enables us to obtain 1,191 yards of this Sheeting to sell Monday! Limit 10 yards to each customer! 10 Rolls Oil Cloth 120 yards, 46 inch width! Store opens at 9 a.m. promptly! This small quantity will sell out in a few minutes so Shop Early! lYd. A -TTL 1 Real Values! 348 yards just received! Limit 7 yards please. COTTON PRINTS Printed Cotton House Dresses First time in many, months that we have been able to secure values such as these! Be sure to see these Dresses.

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