The Tyler Courier-Times from Tyler, Texas • 2

II, 1944 SUNDAY GRAPH, TYLER, TEXAS r.ti Tvo-i. ..:7 In llaly Has Unique Way Jo Cclcrfully Doosi Lone Star Slafe Ml Club Girls Plan Encampment Eight Smith County residents will go to Trinidad Wednesday to attend a district endampbent for 4-H club girls. Representing the 4-H girls ofithis county will be Shirley Jones of Bascom, Valjean Vlck of Salem, Norma Lou Kelly of Flint and Gloria Burns of Pine Springs. Also attending will Mrs. Zach Norton, state 4-H club committeewoman; Miss Lorene Stevens, county home demonstration agent; Miss Ruth Little, assistant county home demonstration agent, and a 4-H sponsor not yet named.

Purpose of the encampment Is is mMi fli' mtu i iTiiMitf1 Fannin Private To Perform With Orson Welles Following a personal telegraphic request for his services by Orson Welles, Pvt. Byron Kane, 82nd 15th Regiment, IRTC, has been granted leave at Camp Fannin to perform in the giant radio program at Texar-kana Monday night which Is to officially launch the Fifth War Loan drive. A former member of Orson Welle's "Mercury Theater of the Air," and a veteran of a number of important Hollywood radio programs, 20-year-old Private Kane was requested by Welles because of his "special abilities." Welles is writer and producer of the program which will feature a speech by President Roosevelt and the appearance of a bevy of stage, screen and radio stars. A resident of Hollywood before his induction and assignment for training at the IRTC Camp Fannin over 17 weeks ago, Private Kane has performed in the casts of Arch Obler's famous radio shows and on the Lux and Silver Theater radio sows. At one time he had the running part of Dr.

summer. Instructing at the en- campment will be the following -specialists from Texas College extension service; Miss Hazel Phipps, food preparation specialist; Miss Maurine Hearne, vice-director and state home demonstration agent; W. Glass, district agent. Mrs. J.

W. Cy phers of Marshall, district vice-president of the Texas Home Demonstration Association, also will be present. Smith, countians who will attend the gathering are scheduled to meet Monday at 10:30 a.m. at the courthouse to plan a skit they will present at the encampment and to make final arrangements for the trip. I.IEXSM IOOTHIN MIDICATIB fOWOII Sooths haalradiwtriiMaxjana, aUohslprsvanf Idsal for diaper rash.

Sav in largatizas. Vegetables nil to train the girls in various phases of club work so that they may return, to their home counties and assist in conducting similar encampments later in the 'A 4 4 IN ITALY Cpl. Bryson L. Hayden (right), son of Mrs. James T.

Hayden, 529 East Dodge, Is shown above with his Pennsylvania buddy, Cpl. Thomas Furmaneck. Both have seen ac tion with the 36th Division in Italy, where this picture was taken. Corporal Hayden has been in service three years and over seas 14 months. Premiere showing of "The Story of Dr.

Wassell" on Tuesday eve ning, June 13, at 8 p.m. CRITICIZES RESIGNS Washington, June 10 (AP). Dr. Hernane Travares De Sa, Brazilian educator who Friday sharply criticized United States policy in Latin America-, resigned from the Co-ordinator of Inter-American Affairs about ten days ago effective June 15, it was learned Saturday. Fighting Fifth 'Bond Premiere' At Tyler Theater Backing the boys on the "In vasion Front" and in keeping with the home front effort, the Tyler Theater will present a spe cial War Bond Premiere showing of "The Story of Dr.

Wassell." W. M. Shieldes, local chairman of the war activities committee, mo tion picture industry, said that this picture is most fitting for the occasion, as it is the film industry's tribute to the unsung heroes of the present conflict, the medical corps. With special emphasis being placed on the sale of Series Savings Bonds the Tyler Theater presents the bond premiere with the only admission being the purchase of a war bond of any denomination. A special souvenir ticket, printed for the occasion, will be presented to any purchaser of a war bond or bonds, between now and the evening of Tuesday, June 13, at 8 p.m.

A large panel is being placed In the lobby and all bond purchasers are being asked to "back their fighting men" by placing the names of their heroes, on the panel, designating their effort in our campaign of "Fighting by His Side." With bonds on sale day or night, the lobby of the -Tyler Theater will have a special "Bond Booth," staffed to take care of any number of bonds at any time. Tickets for the bond pre mlere are presented at time of purchase of the bonds, 'and will be good for one admission each on the evening of the premiere. Only through the sale of bonds will these tickets be presented to the public which will make the audience attending this occasion on Tuesday, June 13, at 8 p.m. a standout patriotic rally of those backing the invasion with fighting dollars for the "Fighting Fifth" War Loan drive. Tickets have been on sale since Wednesday and are going fast.

Make your plans now to buy your share of the invasion and back up the Fifth War Loan drive by attending the War Bond SPECIALTY SALESMAN: Dallas Branch of national organization with product considered essential for civilian needs has opening for salesman in Tyler tar rltory with direct sales experience, who is a producer, and Interested In building a permanent future. The man selected will receive sufficient training, protected territory, liberal drawing account, and high rate of commission, To qualify, you must be between 35 and 50 years of age, own a car, free to travel, and be available to start training at once. Applicants give full details as to age and experience. Address replies to Dept. 711 Southwestern Life Dallas 1, Texas.

Texas men in military service ago acquired a world-wide reputation for boosting the Lone Etar State but few manage to do It as colorfully as one Tyler bey now stationed in Italy. According to a letter which Mrs. Maude A. Hewitt, 320 East Lin street, recently received from her nephew, Cpl. John W.

Schtller, with an Army Air Forces supply depot somewhere in Italy, a baseball team of which ha is a member is making Texas known in true cowboy fashion. The team, dubbed "The Texans," has. Corporal Scheller as a mascot As such he has two suits, one white and one blue and white, and the traditional cowboy boots and 10-gal-Ion hat Has GIs Wondering "The pis," Corporal Scheller wrote, "stop to wonder where the rigup came from but the unfortunate Italians are amazed at seeing a bit of the American cinema running loose in Italy in the person of Tom Mix'. The smallest of the bambinos readily call to me in their native lingo, 'Torn Mix'. It's fun creating a bit of excitement among a' people whose very lives are most uneventful." Scheller's antics as mascot were noted in a recent issue of The Prop, newspaper published by his outfit, as follows: "Just about time for the game to start, Cpl.

Scheller of Tyler, Texas, paraded out to the diamond In one of the most spectacular western regalias would ever want to see Scheller took the position of coach on third and his waddle down the base line seemed to carry the hombre on bow legs, along with his southern drawl. Occasionally his Army .45 would come out of his holster if the umpire give out a bad decision, but only the crowd near him noticed the lack of a clip in the gat'." Scheller's twin brother, M-Sgt. Joseph F. Scheller, is at the same'post. He also reported sefr Pisples Disappeared Over Night Tn.

it It la a safa harm less medicated liquid called Kleerex that dries tip pimples over night. TnoM who followed simple directions and applied Klsarex upon r-tirlng wore amaslng-lr surprised when thar found their pimples bad disappeared. These woers onthulas tiemllr prates Kleerex and elalm they art no lonsrer embarrassed and ara now happy with their clear complexions. Don't take our word for it, use Kleerex tonight. Only 50c.

If one application does not satisfy, you get year money backv There is no risk so do not hesitates) Bold aad rsoom-Uended by Neil-Simpson Drug Stores We Will Buy Your Fresh WE ARE ESPECIALLY INTERESTED AT THIS TIME IN BUYING YOUR BELL PEPPERS PINK TOMATOES AND POTATOES MERCHANTS PRODUCE WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Long-Distance Phone 138 PHONES R-3802 R-1297 LIEUTENANT HONORED Headquarters, 13th AAF, South Pacific Pictured above "is First Lt. Theophilus O. Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. T.

O. Wright, 407 East Erwin street, Tyler, Texas, pilot of a B-25 at an advanced base in the South Pacific being presented with the Air Medal by Colonel "Light Horse" Harry Wilson of West Point football fame, who Is his group commander. The Air Medal was recently awarded by the commanding general of the South Pacific to Lieu tenant Wright for "participating In flights of a hazardous nature during which enemy opposition-was encountered, and where anti aircraft fire was effective." Lieutenant Wright "exhibited great courage and untiring energy; his services reflecting the highest credit on the military forces of the United States." ing Jim Wilson, another Tyler-ite, recently. The three, he wrote, hope to round up all the Tyler-ites in that vicinity soon, and he said he had a desire to form a Texas club of all the Texans In the Italian theater. "That would be a great under, taking since most all the strategic fighting since the Italian landings was executed by our famous Texas divisions.

Most everyone Outside the Texas 'fold Is envious of the staunch fidelity Texans have for their great land," he wrote. Wanted! Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing To mike this simple, no risk hearing test. If you are temporarily deafened, bothered by ringing bussing head noises due to hardened or coagulated wax (cerumen), try the Ourlne Home Method test that so many say has enabled them to hear well again. You must hear better after making this simple test or you get your money bsck at ones. Aalc about Ourina Ear Drona today at Nell-nmpson and arncitore ererywhert.

written on every 5wvAniOAri 3" yy -j Wis patriotism is written in WELLES CALLS HIM Pvt. Byron Kane of Camp Fannin has been called to Texarkana for Sunday and Monday by Orson Welles to aid In the Civilian D-Day activities. OVERSEAS Cpl. Harold F. Jersey, whose wife, Mrs.

Rual F. Jersey, resides in Mount Selman, recently arrived, overseas and he has been assigned as an airplane mechanic for an Army Air Forces B-17 Flying Fortress squadron operating from an advanced Italian base. Corporal Jersey was employed by the St. Louis South' western Railway Company before he entered the Army Nov. 6, li'42.

He received his training as an airplane mechanic and pro-pellar specialist at the Army lechnical School, Chanute Field, 111., and at the Gulfport (Miss.) Food, Toiletries Going At Premium Among Britishers Food and toiletries are going at a premium in England. Here's a good reason for the presumption: Foster Blalsdell, superintendent of parks and recreation here, was only a few weeks ago with the Red Cross in While in the service, he had been receiving a package each week from his wife. Upon leaving London for the States he instructed his former staff members to open any package he might receive and offer it to the Duke of Gloucester and St. Johns Red Cross Fund for prisoners of war, that proceeds might be gained for that organization through sale to the highest bidder. This week Blaisdell received a letter from his former secretary there advising that three Jars of preserves and one bottle of shaving lotion had arrived addressed to him, and that said Items had been disposed of as he had advised.

Enclosed were receipts for 1 pound, 17 shillings for lo tion and 3 pounds, 10 shillings for preserves an amount equal in standard exchange to $21.40. Blalsdell conjectured that the articles were disposed of on a lottery basis, with one shilling the probable price for each chance. Anyway, such things must be quite in demand (Blaisdell re ports that lotions can hardly be bought at all), and the donor seems more than pleased that the necessities intended for him have proved the means for more aid to those in greater need than he. Father Joins Twin Sons To Enlist In Navy Mike Charles Fisher, 709 West Erwin Street, has decided to go with his twin sons into the navy, After his boys, E. J.

and P. B. Fisher, 17, volunteered Into the navy and were ordered to report to a naval training station Mon day, Fisher filed his application for duty with the local recruit ing station Friday. Russian-born, but a citizen of the United States since 1921, Fisher is operator of two local military supply stores. Infantry Program On Radio Sunday The second in the series of radio programs commemorating Infantry Day, which is June 15, will be heard over KGKB at 3 p.m.

Sunday. The program will be broadcast from the Ferguson USO. The program was written and will be produced by Sgt. Chan-nlng Overton of the Special Service Office at Camp Fannin. The script, dealing largely with the invaded nation of France, will be characterized by the same actors that did last week's show and received so many favorable comments.

This cast Includes soldiers who before joining the armed forces were radio names throughout the country. -N Deland in the "Those We Love" radio series, starring Nan Grey and Donald Woods. Four Theft Cases On City Docket Four cases of theft were on record at the city police station Saturday, with the articles involved ranging from lawn furniture to automobiles. A 1938 model black Ford coupe valued at $1000 was reported to police Friday to have been taken Thursday night from the home of the owner, Leo Bell, 504 Charn-wood. The car carried license tag number 566-310.

Bell told police that he parked the car in his back yard Thursday night and that it was gone Friday morning. Also reported to police was the theft of three tires and a tube, size 600x16, Valued at $10, taken from the Fred Hall filling station, North Beckham, Thursday night. Paul Messer, 322H West Wilson told officers Saturday of the theft of two folding chairs and a yard table from his home. Messer said the furniture was taken after midnight Thursday. Billy Mack Orman, 509 East Frazler street, told police that his black Packard bicycle was stolen from the east side of the square Saturday morning Dond you buy Our Boys ara Writing Decisivt History with Blood! Back the Attack with Bonds! if A Jf laO an nensen Shirts COMPANY PEARL AT CADIZ DALLAS, TEXAS can wnnKie.

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