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TIIS 'LONGVET7 DAILY SID METAL Spanish Youth Is Cheerless OTHER SEALSALE Dodd Talks To Baylor Official II Afternoon, December 19, 1343. USED TRIMS ARE ely New Method Of Radio Reception Is Discovered AddiUonal contributors 1946 H3 Seal campaign art: IITMORE, Dee. 19. VP) -Thm I (Hopkins university announced American National Ins. Charles Adams, Atlas Tile R.

D. Anderson, D. C. Abel, Airport Package the discovery of termed an entirely new meth Store No. 8, Fred Ashford S.

radio reception, in which Andersort, J. M. Anthony, The Arte. CWli R. Alotto.

A. K. Alex. "art waves are picked', up a tiny atrip of frigid metal ndnr. M.

Abnev. Booken, V. use of tubes, current antenna FULLlEt E. Blackstone. Mrs.

John Bradley, H. P. Black, T. E. Booth.

t.1tnlvirlrifv maiA nrntfnml fiArl B. N. Bullard. Bearden'a. Percy J.

Boudreaux. J. T. Bell Jr- R. T.

Boul- eard clearly through a ii nitride smaller man din, P. P. Baushke, R. Brown, Kay A. Bean.

Raymond Bioxom, l. n. ntffnn pin and made super-con- if' by lowering its temperature) Burrow, H. E. Gingham, Frank Bro-naugh, Douglas Bush, Ray Buckles, Walter J.

Brooking, M. tsatn, wax- lisii 435 degrees below zero soliAheit). igepes close to the university and in. Smith Busbev. C.

A. BoSt. Mrs. K. I.

Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Abe ioerunent which led up to the 'J) 4 ry said that in its present state 1 r-lopment, there was not much Bowman, M. Clint Brown, Mrs.

Willie M. Brown, B. M. Baiter, 3. T.

Bovd. J. B. Cockrell. Mrs.

O. S. Clin standard home radio seta be replaced by the strip of ton, Jas. H. Campbell F.

G. Cerliano, Bobby Dodd (right), Georgia Tech coach whose team meets St, Mary's of California in the Oil Bowl at Houston, Texas, Jan. talks at Waco, Texas, with Ralph Wolfe (left), athletic director of Baylor university. Dodd was in Waco concerning the head coaching Job at that school, (AP photo). 4a.

John Uarr, om-rtur Station. B. A. Crocker, W. rmm'rr.

W. J. Cloud. F. S.

Crocker, vex Mrs. Bertha A. Cook, Jack C. Col lins. L.

L. Cleveland, Dorothy ChubD, A T' For Texas Berry's Service Station, Gus Basu, James Curtis, BeaU Brothers, Chief TO HELP Chemical Raymond Crow. If outward signs of revolt are scarce In Spain today, so are the outward signs of gayety or freedom. There is no cheer on the faces of these girl members of Spanish youth organization, lined up in review in Madrid during a huge athletic meet EASE COUGHING DeWitt Demaree, Walter W. ua B.

Dav. Chas. L. Deupree, TIGHT CHEST E. J.

Deupree, Sam Y. Dorfman, Miss MUSCLES Dessa L. Dry, East Texas L-namoer metal, because of the great expense involved in refrigerating equipment. of Commerce, E-Tex Motorcycle fHOlATUMf Sales. However, these unofficial sources, 3 Findlev Mrs.

J. W. rai it Wayne Finley, I. G. Fletcher, Miss fro Mary Grant, W.

A. uooanigni, jonn W. Griffith. Goyne's Dry Cleaners, C. O.

Graves. Mrs. H. G. Glover, IUR SERVICE AND PARTS DEPT.

NW PEN! Mrs Oussie Glover. Hubert Gregg, Earl S. Greene, Fred Goetsch, Fred W. Hansen, Mrs. J.

T. Harper, Mrs. who declined to be quoted by name, said the discovery may open the way to -a revolutionizing of trans-ocean and other long distance radio sending and receiving because of the treated metal's great potentialities for sensitivity to wave impulses. UNCLE SAMBECOMES 'THE WRETCHED POOR' PIERRE, S.D (PH-The U.S. treasury with a 270 billion dollar deficit has been enriched $1 annually for nine years, through the deadlet-ter office, thanks to an anonymous Santa Claug who addresses his gift to "The Wretched Poor, Pierre, SIX" Postmaster R.

Y. Bagby has urged the benevolent soul, who -mails his New 100 Horsepower MOTOR ASSEMBLIES CRITICAL PARTS AVAILABLE H. H. Harper. Duane Wallace Hamilton, J.

H. Hurst. Owen Hunter, F. Hendrix Krvlr Station. T.

A. Hosey, Hite Real Estate. E. F. Hicks, Mrs.

W. M. JL Horner. W. O.

Huff. E. H. Henderson, Johnnie Holloway. Bill Harper.

E. H. Holloway. C. E.

Hineman, Billie Ann FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS ALL WORK GUARANTEED Hanna. Hi-Way Laundry. A. A. Harkrider, J.

C. Hancock, frame Hodges. Dean Halloum, Hubert W. Harrison, J. A.

Harral, J. A. Hay- Dost Eolamd Motors donation from Onida, S.D., to send it to some charity since there is no person legally known as 'The Wretched Poor" in Pierre. ward, J. L.

Hicks. Mrs. T. A. Bankhead, Electrical Workers Local Union No.

324. Mrs. J. E. Perkins, Evans Stone, Louisiana Iron SuDDly Miss Maxine Authorized Lincoln Mercury Sales and Service Phone 1656 341 W.

Tyler The Duke of Windsor abdicated the throne of England at the age of 42. Wells. R. F. Isbell, Idylwood Beauty Shnppe.

J. L. Jordan, E. C. Johnston Jr Jack's Modern Courts, Bertha Kuy-kendall, D.

E. Kennon, Dr. Harvey Kennedy. Jack N. Kimball.

Kern UP TO 55 STRONG! Kew Bayei Cor ftUfti-are Body CM ras Extra froteettos AfalBet Blowottta UP TO 60 MORI NON-SKID ANGLES Tw laftt-Orip TrtM Provides Extra tnUetiem Axsinet BkUtihns UP TO 32 LONGER WIAR Widse, flattw tr4 esp. dally mpainde wltk Titsaile Bibber 1tm rrestsr rsalstamae weatbsr and vear aid assures axtra mileage. Baking L. E. Kern.

Eddie R.U- uaLi ilian. Evan Kemp. Broad GIVE casting R. 'A. Kerstetter.

Mrs. Georgia Lane. Charles Lutes G. A. Lee.

Mrs. Dula Laws, William W. Lawrence. Mrs Jas. V.

Leak, Irl R. Lowry. Members of the Texas Longhorns form a for Texas at the 69th Regi- ment Armory in New York where they held a workout for their game against Long Island university on the Madison Square Garden court. (AP Wirephoto). Louis Lacy.

Edwin Lacy, Floyd Lane, I Rayon Cord atY Regular Prieo B-K itm m-ttfmqin cotiwi iji eor4 kedto hi aiMlUr JT ifcat urifH nwr rayon vyf hvilbto. Cole Lcath. James Mcuent. rara. Mable E.

McCrary. M. L. McGannon. McMaster Motors.

Miss Jodie Mc-Clure. C. R. McCollum, M. O.

Mc- TRAILER-HOUSE HARRIED UETS Kinnev Packing Co. H. Moncrief, Albert Mahlow Fog The Homtie GETTING BEST SCHOOL GRADES R. Moberly. Model Cleaners, MnffMt Lumber Mrs.

Ethel Mar IF11 ITEMS tin, Mobberlv Hotel, Mrs. Lois Morse, r. Moselev. M. U.

Mowery, Palm Up Club. W. A. COME AND SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF Miller. Roy W.

Madison. Helen Mcl- HTonr EW. SuDDly H. A of these eight, five have children living in the trailers with them. "Being away from this country for a long time makes men appreciate advantages of the United States," is the opinion of John Holly of Indian BLOOMINGTON, -Married veterans who live in trailers taking the high grade honors at Indiana university.

Students living in Woodlawn, a trailer camp on the campus, are leading all groups with an average of Joe Mustacnia. m.v,,,ii Nett es. neoei Ksioh-Loneview. Mrs. BEDROOM Nnhle.

which is good. T. A O'Brien R. L. Oliver, Almost 20 per cent of these vet apolis, who made straight As in his economics courses.

"Also being out of things for quite a while makes us Patterson Dental Laboratory, Mrs. Piiw W. J. Pritchett, Long- SUITES erans, however, were slightly below which is excellent, and eight of want to make up for lost time." Max M. Marsh, also of the 300 finished the first semester view Livestock Exchange.

Doyle Pruitt. Mrs. Charles Park Poes Peerless Laundry Dry with a straight A average. a senior studying chemistry, said: "The veteran studies harder than be ELECTRIC TOASTERS $3.90 to $7.10 JUICE-O-MAT. $4.35 TRAVEL IRONS $5.35 AUTOMATIC HEATING PAD Atifo Accessories HYDRAULIC BUMPER JACK $10.50 TWIN TRUMPET HORNS 6.95 Fatherhood also must be an urge Cleaners, T.

C. Hunter, Mrs. Nnn'e Mr. Wilbur Ream, Wallace to do well in the classrooms because fore because he now has a clearer- picture of what he wants to accomp Beautiful 4-Piece Lime Oak Suites with large Four-Poster Bed Lovely 4-Piece Suites in Solid Maple R. Reeves.

A. I. Richie, Frank Rains, Miss Alvie Ross, H. C. Robertson.

lish." e'-3ll 1 lal JcTl Fire Fails To "Veterans are able to schedule their time to better advantage and don't Robinson. Robinson at ward Tire Service. S. W. Belly, p.

R. Barney, Cecil M. fall into the habit of wasting is the opinion of Donald R. Cressey'j Disturb Boys Suites in Also 4-Piece Butt Walnut of Fergus Falls, graduate stu dent in sociology. All of the veterans agree that being married helps.

Comic Reading Exquisite Solid Mahogany Suite 5 beautiful pieces: bed, vanity, chest, bench and night stand. CHAMPAIGN, 111.. Dec. 19. UP The married veteran has more time to study because he doesn't spend so much time' in extra-curricular activi Even a fire in his own house couldn't pull seven-year-old Bernard Burke away from his comic book.

Rutherford, T. A. Re. Robinson, Mrs. Nina Rob-tiins Toy Sutherland, Miss Ruby Stewart Jack Steele.

Ew Sheets, Mrs. J. R- Sparkman, W. E. Soles.

W. M. Scowins. Mrs. Bertie Sullivan.

Shaw Grocery. Herschel Stillev, T. T. Sturgis, John L. Spurrier, 1.

Scrimschcr. Fred Stevens. Geo. E. Sides.

Mrs M. Stone, Mrs. Leona Sparks, Jhe. Stewait. Edwin H.

Ste wart Mrs. Bernice Smith, Service Real Estate, Mrs. Abe Scher, W. T. SWJPJ Guy Sterling.

L. L. Stone, DeWitt Spinks. Oran Shackle ford. Mrs.

Swlley, Sherwin-Williams E. E. Tompkins, J. A. Tubbs, Mrs.

Nell Toler. Mrs. Mildred Terry. J. R.

Firemen were called to the Burke SEAT-COVERS! ties, observed C. Sharp Cook, graduate student in physics from Columbus, Ind. "I Love A Pub' 5- home, where fire caused by an overheated furnace had filled the house with smoke. HOLLYWOOD Inner Coil Spring $AA Ell MATTRESS "4 FYLES Seeking the basement door. Fire Says The Vicar om Which to Choose Chief R.

W. Alsip opened the bathroom door by mistake and found Bernard taking a bath in the bathtub, reading a comic book. LONDON, W-A clergyman who "loves" saloons is the Rev. J. Dumph- Tillery.

Miss Matt.e a Alsip said the conversation went reys. B. Tnomas, J. TillnrV like this: "I love a pub," the vicar of St. I I mim mm aiil I I aii ii ii'i i i mm li Uiiiiiii "Sonny, don't you know the hoifce Philip's church here told the Fulham and South Kensington licensed Vic is on fire?" I Always Shop Colliers'-Before You Buy! tuallers association.

"Yep." "What are you doing here?" "I'm busy. The firemen will put it 'The public house Is a place where all creeds and conditions meet to en out." joy happy fellowship, friendship and Bernard went on with his comic a bit of fun. book and the firemen put out the 'There is no evil In a public house fire. When they left, he was still except the evil that is created In the T. M.

Utzman. Rev. Monroe Vi-vlM. Joel H. Ward, W.

Morgan Works -W. T. Williams. Mrs. W.

M. Guy Wetzel. Miss Sara Ann Walker. Mrs. C.

N. Wilkinson, H. E. White. Mrs.

Horace Young, Lawrence Zuercher, Wm. Uhlenhoff, James F. Underwood. Vo Ernest Vanderwater. Dr.

R. 3. Van Sickle. Velvin Transfer J. L.

Vierling. K. D. Vincent, Ben Visage. Paul N.

Waddell. A. E. Wade H. Wager, S.

C. Waggoner, John Walke; L. C. Walker, Walker Realty Co C. C-.

Walkup, N. H. Wallace, Miss Lorena Waller, Longvlew Soap Co, Gen. Watson. H.

P. Watson G. C. Weatherly. R.

0. WeaOie rs. reading. minds of malicious people." Complete Stock $9.95 to $19.95 BIG REDUCTION ON ALL PLATFORM ROCKERS AH Kinds Velours and Tapestries IVING ROOM SUITES By HOLLYWOOD 3-Piece Suites Lawson Sora and 2 Matching Chairs Fit most any model Selection of Patterns and Colors. (Coupes) "Insure and Be Sure" Skipper Zeigler Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Service Exclusive Representative for THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE of Hartford, For all lines in this territory.

101 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 041. A E. Weddington, irau Richard Wells. Dorothy WenUand, Z.

Werby. O. E. West, Western Drilling Weyrlck's Bakery. W.

WhaUey. W. W. Whatley. Wheeler, O.

G. Wheeless, Miss Addiio Whitaker, F. W. White, H. White, Miss Mildred Whitfield, G.

P. THERE'S A BIG STORE FULL OF FINE FURNITURE AT Whitley, ZJ Q. Whitney, Miss Celeste Wldney. E. C.

Wlllard, Mrs. H. A. Williams, Herbert I Williams, Tiss Katherine Williams, Lonnie Williams, Mrs. Luclle Williams, Mrs.

Lynn R. WiUiams, Miss Inez Willoughby, E. S. MM The Little Art Gallery PAINTINGS By American and European Artists 212 West Grand Avenue Mrs. Rogers Coke MARSHALL TEXAS TIRE SERVICE 6TH AND METHVIN PHONE 2335 Chrle Fuller Clint II' Wilson, Fletcher Wilson, Gay Wilson, Dr.

R. R. Wimberly, 1. Z. Winn, Robert E.

Winton, F. M. Wltherspoon Frank Woodbeck, Glen S. Woods, F. M.

Wooster, T. M. Worthlngton. E. M.

arborough, Mrs. J. C. Young, Mrs. Ras Young, T.

3. Young. During World War II 98 percent of U.S. Marine Corps officers and 83. percent of enlisted men served overseas.

7 W. Tyler. Phone 1596.