The Vernon Daily Record from Vernon, Texas • Page 6

PA CT, THE VERNON DAILY RECORD, VERNON. TEXAS THURSDAY, JANUARY 1012 ernon aily ecord K. rf, IMiipr Manager Published ei cry afternoon eji-cpt bT Ree erd. Cti St ri Vernon Texts, second iba tier Noreftiber 2, at the post office at Ve jmier hr of March i lf'70. of the Associati Tre- The ted Is exclu 'ireiy en- tit for republican on ail 4SS1 -ntchess to ir or not r.f i credi: in thif- paper i tht loeal i 1 ocrein.

desiring a charge in ti nr paper she uhi ie csrefal old ell as new proper a Im r. lu ird coin it per week. i no pe I lr im-atht i per mor h. Elsew here sic ra i rates. 1 meF 1 i 7 In.lividual.

firm er. iba i ut on the nation er ofThe i will be gladly I Hen led the of the tor. --------PROGRESS, A RY-PROM OF AR. As this cun try -w economy to the ncc solved. At the present time tion which nat have hr nr.

me thought was p-'en to such gasoline and -v; the rationing The prospect of not being shouid iike to make idea of being not hr nearly ban we that sufficient automobi ps business uses, though some imported from the Par vhi war suppiir- to Singapore and what re logical 11 tht materials like tin and robber It ret empty, r. 15 He next rr and South America Tliey are net las ly developed important sources is being -i'V- and the output hr It a together prob-ible tio-i of the rtc' "rmunt for our norma: use an th ike our Far East ior this important c-mnyta uill be true ot other eon.n. 1 progress in of truth sity is the mother of invention wii: Yankee ger os do vonp Ti Don't throw in the sponge yet. Arr.f XS FOR THE HIXESE. The repute of the -e arnn a Changsa wnh extremely hr the to raise the of r.

of the Philippines is to General planes tanks and guns on a sustained counter-attack It seems certain that defeat of developed into one of the ma miht the entire war. Within the of Japs were killed or captured and ti 100.000 was destroyed. Bot pn program of supplyirg th vast resources in manpower. If Road can be cut and 'he io. then would be the or w--y ot over such distances as to make of operations.

China can do with Japan and no Germany. a o.o-n of t' democracies upon regarded as untoucbaHes bv a world. Like war problen )S 1T iust be jbbcr prr- ients a (if the a'-1 eitizen. ed No as anion' mobile auto- which 1 lave gone on i i he aliti trips doi re hP-h the ituat. ion will iis time.

Chat ices are available -ssential have 0 sto p. on son le nt ry solid rubber 11 beinq Indio- ers ano return id be k-ac led ith raw bringin home or rubbr in Cent ral bill ny -an Synt he? ie rubber icy will neniisph- uffiaent pnt indepr of the hai 15; ie of rubber brine i ip i i ha neees- rate an ew and nipos: sible. even half-1 icked. the Chinese city of the po ssibil ity that Give That Gentleman Twenty Silver Dollars! ir-g and drive the Japs out Chiang Kai-Shek with juanntiC' to enable him to carry if Japanese at Changsa has litary reverses for any force in few days more than 30,000 ffectiveness of an army of of course, is vital to any and utilizing her is knocked out the Burma i will be closed. Russia China and that would be ie a ue for large scale Russia is doing for proud British and American 1 China, which have been on of the so-called cultured hPfi f- 110W ew insured his Year party.

violin si fi.000 He rr ust be going light st irr fitter Christ: mg. Too fu! of fn through the house not ken A1 i control of bi the bag. i i a have to worry about Party Line Is presented In person daily over Station KVWC at Vernon at 32:30 p. m. You are invited to listen in.

Here's another letter from one of Wdbarger County's fine young- men in the service, "Dear Party Line: "I rote you sometime ago! about life and the high mo-j rale of the Air Corps. I am' Kelly Field now. going to ground school for five weeks. Then 1 will; go on to primary flying school the Joth of January, morale is very high down here, everybody saying as soon as we the rising we will be able to go homo and enjoy life. Also, another saying we are using is Chap Get a There are several hundred sergeants here and several thousand cadets.

'Hoe only difference is the flying cadets get a different uniform. We get drilling, ground school, duties of squadron officers here. If anybody says pilot business is a snap, they are very mistaken. For it is really work, and you are doing something all the time. We didn't get off the post for Christmas or New Year's, but the men weren't mad.

They know that they are here to learn how to fly and shoot down some Japs. They mind as long as they ran pay them back for what they did at Pearl Harbor. slogan is Pearl and we are going to re- i venge it to the best of our abil- i "SHKRIL D. Always speak kindly of your neighbor-- -for he may someday i head the draft board. 1 ve been making cracks Youngblood that permitted of various interpretations for quite sometime, and now be turns up in charge ot registration in Wilbarger County, and already 1 can detect my admiration for his ability as a cowboy, either on that barrel in his back yard, or actually on a horse, rising like the rising sun.

There's nothing like a barrel sn the back yard to bring out one's ability as a bronc buster. I recommend a barrel for all the real couboxs of the country. Phone 171 For Rent For Sale-Miscellaneous FOR utifnrnished, hath kitchen cabinet. 2)21 Pearl. FOU KF.XT- .1 i room.

Close in. oarage, if ll'OiS loniuin. FOU RF.XT—Modern five-room fur ni sii ut! bouse. S'lOtiO, SOU Foranee St FOU furnishotl three room upa riment. Win 1er.

50 1 i Fur i 1) i 1 Phono a pao I FOR RENT room furnishes house, Frundaire, 3TOO Paradise. Apply leo! Maiden. ISTI-; .1 FI FOU SAFF ic veti en mol '-'eli 1 freshen in anti 1 rrh. lief.1 and l'ut 1er. Trentuli, te OK S.

VI, mmillt cuncii, un Hin tM 11 V- M. cr iltp FF- bllSht extra, emid 1 11 IFilf cotton foil. K. B. Arnold, Ikiin un inri FOR AL -stockno ti eouipinent in -t.

a tit noin good busi i a f-r, SA FF- 3. Model A ilar 'itid other Qui niKiit. Ha Smith, Vernon cci 7 (it FOR unirmi shed Also (no unfurnished rooms. Rhone FOR front southeast bed room. See Mrs.

W. B. Howell nt J. C. or Call 750 after 6:00 m.

2T7-f f'iij FOR rurnlshed bed rooms. Ctoso In. 2104 Paradise. Phone 771. Iiv: dl FOR Vacuum eleaners, 50e ilnv Rocers Electrle Service.

97-ffe Loans FARM Unlimited funds to loan on laud. Five per cent Interest. No application, appraisal or title examination Her us for a good loan. ITFNGST 1.g11 Wilbarger Street A I TOM BILE LOANS See Wilbarger Finance Corp. office of Farmers State Bank tfuno Wilhnre-er St Beaut Parlors County Briefs By Special To The Record Harry Wimberly i mes Democrat sir 11 the U.

Ammoma is used in mah in for cleaning. We use to rv explosives and also is fine the Japs. WASHINGTON COLUMN BY rETER IDS ON NEA Service Correspondent of u.vee time and another close to 1- pla er on the councils of Gcncr recently indicted by a federal grand i1 parent compar Germ a A cnt New Dealers, all at one Hou. e. have bobbed up in il ine ai Film Corporation, New York City along with the 1.

G. Farbenindustrie or The three are: Poughkecpr.f. N. Dutch- of President Roosevelt, who fr tee indietinent wa-. elected Film Corporation president.

Roe.eveH hither a director of G. A. F. at v.ar made president. Roo.evcltV, icral who since his resignation been a hot-, hot lawyer in ork and Connecticut.

Cummings A ine and Film. t-lcar at the beginning there Judge Mack or eeiection of Iiornrr Gumming-, in keeping with the high- 11 t- simply a lawyer conferences with the Jus- divkson lawyers arc most it vice! 1 ke that involv- Products, Inc. This -icr New Dealer now r' r- -r ite washed. few days of cold I hope they are past designated a- Kind to Plumbers Week. Sounds like a good idea, and 1 like to sug- I gest that the plumbers launch on the first day of next month a "Be KiVfti to the People Seems like that is 1 1 1 hey could do in return.

4- I nominate General Douglas MacArthur and his heroic of the Philippine' the gr(-aiest iunk collectors of all hiMon are collecting the scrap iron we sold to Japan a years ago. Harrold Harm Id Mrs. Buck Turpen and children have returned to their home here after visiting her parents in Bellevue. Miss Jean Baxter has resumed her ctuties as commercial teacher after being ill in her home in Krurn. Msss Frances Kelly visiierl in Bellevue Monday and Tuesday.

Mrs. J. N. Norsworthy and children returned to their home Friday. after being at the bedside of her mother, who is ili Wichita Falls, Billy and Angelina Fowler have returned to their home in Handley, after visiting their aunts, Mes- rkimcs Fowler and John Showers.

Miss Lutie Mane Aneell has returned tn Dallas after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cott Ancell. Miss Anccil is in nurses training Dallas. Mrs.

Arthur Watkins visited her mother. Mrs W. A Kee. last week Mrs. Watkins, who formerly lived I in Wiehita Fails, was en route to Amarillo to join her husband n'ho is employed there.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Yarbrough made a business trip to Temple; last week, College students resuming their studies this week include Boyd Vaughn, Ralph Houtehens, T. and J.

W. to N. T. S. T.

Denton; Walter Oliver. Texas University, Austin: George I Richardson. John Tarleton. Stephenville; Misses Claire Trisler. Sue Perry Holt.

Holt and Arlene Gillespie. West. Texas State! College in Canyon. Mr. and Mrs.

Doyle Powell and son h.o moved to Wiehita Falls, Miss Jo Hannah Strieker has I returned to Dallas after visiting Mrs. J. C. King and Mrs, R. H.

1 King. Guests of Mr and Mrs. Ike last v'eek included their! sons, Buford Luttrell. of Hereford. Benton Luttrell and family of Lawn and Mr.

and Mrs, Henry Lee of Oklaunion. Kcvs left last week for; San Antonio, where she will spend the Winter with her daughter. H. J. Fowler has returned to his home here after attending an aviation schol in Dallas.

Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Potts of Iowa Tark visited in Harrold Saturday. Miss Flaine Seay spent the week-end in the home of her parents in Archer City.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell and children, of Lubbock spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

F. L. Campbell. I OH 1 III V' IN I It MONI a new I'ennaneut you eau br iaU Oil '1 i ho OH 1 Ml I uhi. OH Wave Mai OH IV Ul VI I SPECIALS St on Oil Wave ti -ft i-nie Wave All other beautv services moderateli nrieed.

i rws is i tv Phone Thalia SILVER STATE name Ml na Gandy in the list of the hometown i products making good. Although ih one, Mi- Gandy is making the grade v- fiction for magazines, and it is no easy grade. But when you make it. it pays quite well. Miss Gandy I writes under a pf-n name, and not even the immediate of tlie family know what the pen name is So no one Vernon knows whether read any of her stories.

Edson est ethical tra out to earn himself snot fe tiee Department on this careful they don't t- ing another German Dye trust to k. prf -re practicing law in Washm: ton TI ALL EX-NAZIS ALL the indj rj 1 7 Aniline and a sre --d Amencansj Dietreich A Schmitz, president of A. t.okl Joccc election a brother of the Hen. Berlin who i- head of I. I dr ben and reporteQly one of t.

sod most influential men in man who 1 5 be ri -h and world-powerful after Hitler is licked and gone; Wilhelm II. von Roth, G. A. F. secretary, anothei naturalized American, son atid heir of one of the German dye trust founders; Hans Aiekelin, G.

F. vice prc, ident, another na.uralized American. Iliesc are tne principal persons indicted. Where Judge Mack and Amba; Bullitt come into the picture is through the staging of a nam br.ttle witliin the G. A.

F. orsaniza- tion, a battle in which it is mode to appear the company is rid of its German control and is now run 100 per cent for U. S. interest by 100 per cent Americans pos ing the unquestioned and loyalty of Judge Mack and dor Bullitt and represented bv such di: anguished coun el as the C'-x-ottorney general, the Hon. Homer Stilie Cummings.

Piofits from the operations of firms like these would even now be gouig to Germany if it. were not for the freezing of German funds. It would not apply, of course, to the funds of naturalized Americans hke the original panel of G. A. F.

officers and directors, nor would it apply to transfers of funds to neutral Switzerland. More alarming than even this profit motif, however, are the potentialities which tie-ups such as this offer for espionage on American war pi eparations. Doing business with the war industries, German- controlled firms have a natural and accc, to what goes on and where. Curbing this form of industrial is as important as preventing sabotage, Germany May Use Zeppelins For Raids on nited States Washington, can. R.

Re- 'pon-ible military officials, said i Wednesday it is in the; that Germany may use her zeppelins in token raid'- on east I coast cities of the United States I The Nazis, these sources be-j hove, still have the two dirigibles which bore the swastika at the ar's outbreak the trans-Allan- tie veteran, Graf Zeppelin, and the I great sister ship of the! Hindenburg wljich was destroyed by fire at Lakehurst, N. in 1937. Either dirigible could be fitted! to carry up to ten bombers within easy striking distance of the At-' lantic coast and could hover off shore while the planes loosed destruction on the cities, experts here said. Or the zeppclins, thcrn- i selves, could undertake a suicide mission and do their own bombing. HORIZONTAL I Depicted is 14 Javanese badger.

15 Entertainer. 16 Roman road, 17 Fastened with tape, 20 Domestic slave, 21 Greek fabbr.) 22 Doctor of Medicine (abbr). 23 Mimic. 24 Bone. 25 Vitgima abbr.

i. 26 Entangle. 28 Amend. 30 Espouse. 31 Idolized.

34 The Grand and South Platte are its principal 37 Baseball tea ms. 38 One of the genii. 39 Risen. 42 Wreath (poet) Answer to Previous Puzzle A 6'b OK a I I S' PE EPE Cl aMe' a smp 5 NtlTP Op ARA SW IMMER 4 3 Fault, 46 Antitoxin. 49 Mu: leal instrument.

50 Alleged force, 51 Music hole. 53 Tanning vessel. 55 Cowardly. 58 Card game for two persons. Cl Gold was ----here in 1859.

IIRTICAL 1 Brand. 2 Quaternion, 3 Beverage, CO 5jT NT) REiR LL'An'AiPA jTJT SOLE I EhuC Til RJ A TO' NjN'D SAG A sTBO TRANCE 4 Definite extent of time 5 Editor (abbr.) 6 Opposite of 7 Quantities of mined here. 8 Boy. 9 Mystic ejaculation. 10 Regrets.

11 Onager. 12 Its capital 13 nymphs. IS Dutch measure. 19 Even 27 Pertaining to tone-'. 28 Paradises.

29 Experience sleeping visions. 30 Filled with weeds. 32 Upright put of a stair. 33 Compass pom! 35 Hostelry. 36 Phial.

39 Admitted. 40 Disencumber. 41 One who craves. 43 Symbol for erbium. 4 Form of 47 Girl's name.

48 Indian. 52 Without (comb, form) Dance top. 56 Reverend 57 Make a slight bow, 59 101 (Roman). 60 Red Cross PRICE CONTRI, BALKED Washington, Jan. 7, backing of President Roosevelt was claimed by Senate leaders opposing a farm bloc proposal to give the Secretary of Agriculture veto power in applying wartime controls to farm prices.

J. Pennington of Brady visited her sister, Mrs. G. W. Scales, and her brother, Ludale Oliver, last week.

Roger Jackson is v-siting in Fort Worth. Mutt McKinley and family have moved to Dalhart, Ted Solomon and family of Lorenzo visited her mother, George Doty, last week-end. Miss Maxine Fleshcr of Lawton, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.

last week-end. Don Bryson and family of Lawton. Okla and M. Bryson and family and Mr. and Mrs.

J. Bryson of Mineral Wells visited Mr. and Mrs. K. Flesher recent ly.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Gray accompanied their sons, Fred and Loyd, to Austin last week, where they entered State 1-niversitv Captain W. D.

MeFlroy of Fort Bliss, FI Paso, and Buck Brumfield of Wichita Falks visited Mrs. Willie Cato Wednesday. Red T. McElroy of Levclland visited his sister. Mrs.

W. N. Cato, Friday night. Mr. and Mrs.

FI by Smith of Dodson and Mr. and Mrs. C. SI uve ol Wichita Falls visited in the G. A.

homo duriny the holidays. Miss Irene Doty has returned from a visit in Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Rader of Roswell, N. visited Mr.

and Mrs. O. II. Wood Thursday. Mrs.

Mike Cates and daughter Betty Sue, Mrs. Joe Bailey, Marc Bailey and Elmer Dinson of Sunnyvale, visited Mrs Mack Edens Tuesday. Mrs, Rex Snowden of boro is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

C. TL Wood, Arda Long and family of Post visited relatives here recently. Eudalie Oliver visited relatives in Brady last week. Mrs. Eunice Deakins of McMin- die, isited her cousin, Mrs.

T. R. Cates, last week. ilbarger Mattress Renovating TFT.FrnoVE D5S POR ESS RBNdVVTINQ AIT. kinds of steri no west 1 A 1 li ESS CUM HUHLAMi ST.

Servi -e, 1S14 Main 3i -'ifc DR. G. N. WILSON Osteopathic Physician RECTAL DISEASES 208 Herring Bhiti. Office Pho.

132 Res. IMio. 170 G. Chas. Knauf CHIROPRACTIC Office and Clinic Radionics Shortwave Opposite City Mall Phone 667 ESSLEirS NA1CKVL IIKALT1I CLINIC VERNON.

TEXAS Cltiroprmtor and virtgnetlc Masseur Therapy Chuno rn. 1182 SUO w. Wllbarjrer Congress Urged To Provide More Equipment to Railroads Washington, Jan, S. -The In- terstate Commerce Commission told Congress Wednesday the railroads must be given materials necessary for the prompt construction of new equipment and repair of exisiting rolling stock to enable them to provide adequate and efficient ar sen ice. Reporting that the carriers had been conservative in estimating their equipment needs, the Commission said there was cause for apprehension that in allocations of metals "the railroads may be deprived of the materials for the repair of the motive power and cars which are now in Are Your Glasses Modern Your clothes are comfortable, well-fitted and IN STYLE but what, about your glasses? Do they fit comfortably''.

Are thcv for your eyes. and are they Dr. C. H. Robertson Radio Bldg, 180!) Wilbarger Phone 1318 Both natural and synthetic camphor are used extensively in the pryoxylin and safety-glass industries.

MOVING CRATING AND STORAGE Done At Reasonable Prices Stewart and Dodson Transfer and Storage 1718 Paradise Pho. 908 Wallace Stewart Henry Dodson run -Six-vfllt PeLuxe wiuri- wiilt batteries Petty's Servi'-f Staiiou on Crowell Hlg-hwar. LLLL FOR SAT Biibr chicks now on chicks White Rocks, Ha aiul White Leghorns. McDonald IJatcberj, 180a Maio Street. For Sale-Real Estate on i "Ki Owner lia It Vi-rnon and is going to ell (ins tine SIX rooms, bath and halt on irrotutd floor.

Two batb and kiteheu i und floor with o.it- lu un ni ui.v un ou v' Par.tel bv. Hou he is j'Ct'fccj recoiidit Good oak bot watrr ln-atrr, Ucw paint and paper, at oii, ni is twico (bat nnicb. for -liOW thi- A IIIM.VI n'flbnrspp HUM! fon ri- -e Very cheap Abo it 00 Ti 00 i bath with tvoment. A barga iu at oil-i'fiidic i fo i roi.no liath su i ii, in Sui! i boa i'-! for and many other boitM's havo fur vale II A tfs il I I 11 rg I or .1 acres, 9 miles i of rui'ii. bus electrification, J-i alfalfa land, consider rade Dallas area Lovelace.

McKinney Arc. Dallas. Wanted all Wal ioih A Tu Tn ah me -his room, well a Falls for Ver- A Tt i Vnt cr. worth Mu sir wax tu nail ti ou se to be M.irvin Taylor Pilone Si or 40 -2 0t KLKCTPJC WIRING Apj)li- I ances and Repairing. Rogers Elcc- trie Scr Phone 810.

tfc For Sale or Trade portable typewriters i are rn'oviii-T ioori1 popnaii for ar, a i- tliftn ever before. It is i 1 if ear got them after l-t. Small down payment. terms on nay maciilne. i Dennis Typewr street.

Ads Get Re-ult Lost-St rayed or Stolen ye- S' Id F.lbon Man Cafe. See ard, itp POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS or May or: X. WRIGHT 1 or District Attorney: JKAN RODGERS or I list it In MRS. JESSE V. ROBERTS tor s'hrriff: ORAN O.

FROST I or lerk: R. SUIVE or oiml roasurrr: MRS. WILEI1 i GORE SMITH For ountv ommbsioncr Prec. E. R.

THOMPSON I or omniissioner Prrc. AS. II. SMITH 3 or (unity CommiNsioner, JESS HANCOCK I OR Banquets, Luncheons and Special Parties Bailey Hotel Coffee Shop of Sizzling And Mexican Pishes Notice We will remove your dead or crippled horses, mules, cows and hogs free if you will call us immediately. Call Collect Phone 1100 WILKARGEK RENDERING AND BY-PRODUCTS CO.

AUTO LOANS Truck Loans Furniture Loans Collateral Loans VOWER RATES Customers Say Best by Comparison! WILBARGER FINANCE CORPORATION IRIS Wilbarger Street Phone 708.