Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 22

TWELVE Section Two FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Sunday August 6 1944 on the Propaganda Front 'Good Germans' in Are Trying to Save Reich Dana Andrews' Texas Them Handsome Men harms Convince Good Husbands -7r171z TWELVE Section Two FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Sunday ikugust 6 1944 '''-i ana Andrews Texas Charms Co'nvince tbn tile Prol)agasnlia Front Lei 0 Them Handsome Men Good Husbands 6: 'Good Germans in -U ra---- :4: ''-'4'-' '14: 64t ave eic 4g- 0 lotle 's Are Trying to Rh rr: --tt eX94 1 1 4 T' 4:: A -''''v -844 'o' C''''--' -i r- -mt-- ki VI 044 A I 'n LOCI I 10 I CAd 3 no I I I I I 13 0V I kV I I 10C 4' rts''' Them- Handsome Husbands Men Good Husba "k- 4e :4 't ":3 i': -1k- --1yes A 1 -s Ilw Iv i i it iiik5i 'gritt: "i 1- i' A --v LIEUTENANT COUGER Bunger Officer Killed in Action Junior College Plan Gaining AUSTIN Aug 5 Junior colleges of training 18000 Texas gathering momentum in their efforts to become a well-rounded soundly-planned essential cog in the machinery of the state's educational system For three years junior college leaders have been gathering each summer at the University of Texas to examine the problems of these "little brother" institutions of higher learning This week the ideas that have crystallized in these annual conferences and laboratory courses will be put into the mill for final action at a three-day session here at the universitr Aug 10-12 The group gathered here July 5-8 to open its 1944 conference and junior college educators of five states called on the university to set up a training center for the entire Southwest region The request was promptly met by the university board of regents which approved a recommendation of University President Homer Rainey for the creation of a new position in the school of education that of professor-consultant in junior college education This will mean that as soon as the new position is filled a year-'round training program for junior college teachers and administrators to the particular educational needs of these be started At present such training has not been obtainable anywhere in the Southwest except through the summer conferences held at the university and a single history of the junior college which has been given here from time to time since 1926 Junior College Gaining Plan Aug Junior col- AUSTIN Au 5 become a well-rounded soundly- planned essential cog in the ma- chinery of the state's educational system For three years junior college len i Any avytt 11-1anri evIthelri nu tanh time to time since 1926 BY WILLIAM SIIIRER I Welles and Lippmann want the I often wonder whether we will ermans in some measure to bear be sensible enough to withstand I the consequences of the terrible 1 war they have inflicted on hu-I the propaganda of the "good Ger- manity If only because they will mans" when the time for a settle- be discouraged from repeating it ment of the German problema generation hence Our "good comes I Germans" want to spare Germany from these consequences That is the fundamental issue Our Volks- Ze Rung writer is most angry that Vti elles and Lippmann could ap- prove the giving of East Prussia to the Poles and that -Welles should suggest dividing Germany i nto three parts Old Argument Raised And he brings up the old argu- ment that we shall hear a thou- sand times in the months to come from our "good Germans" that to take away German soil will make as he says "the necessary demo- cratic revolution in Germany prac- tinily impossible" and "at the same time will strengthen the present hypernationalist spirit in Germany instead of stamping it out" This is a form of blackmail which the democratic Germans will constantly threaten us with at the war's end The answer to it is it seems to me that the German na- tional spirit will thrive regardless of any territorial changes Finally Mr Kuehl urges the "necessity of a cooling-off period after the end of hostilities and before there is any final settle BY 'WILLIAM SIIIRER I Welles in Lippmann some measure want tehaer i I often wonder whether we wall Germans the consequences of the terrible be sensible enough to withstand ar they have inflicted on hu 41 di (Inv 1 filv Ai- 1:: BUNGER Aug 5 (SpL)---Seeond Lt Quincy Couger a member of the parachute infantry who was killed in action in France on D-day June 6 will be posthumously awarded the Purple Heart! Ile was the son of Mr and Mrs John Couger of Bunger and a brother of Miss Loretta Couger 2341 Goldenrod Fort Worth One of his seven brothers Staff Sgt Omer Couger is somewhere in China and another Pvt Rupert Couger is a patient at McCloskey General Hospital Temple Quincy Couger was an outstanding football player at Graham High School and at Rice Institute -Sec-Tiber as -day )usly Mrs Id a uger One Sgt in Ipert tand'ham Ante VW 4itP74eptVK: 'ii01)4 4 WfitVMS' 44-4 If you want a fine example of how the "good Germans" are going to work on us to try to save Germany from the consequences of defeat you need go no further than the pages of a little German newspaper published in our midst the Neue Volks-Zeitung of New York City An organ of the Social Democrats and dedicated "to the inter ests of the working people" its editorials and articles are written by Germans or in some cases by naturalized German- Americans who undoubtedly hate Naziism and fiercely love democracy Yet no Nazi newspaper in Deutschland that I have I read a great looked upon the Russian victories over the German armies with more foreboding than this anti-Nazi German journal in New York No paper under the thumbs of Dr Goebbels has been more vitrolic at the very mention of East Prussia going to the Poles It leaves no doubt at all that in these matters a good many anti-Nazi Germans are all one with Nazi fact which it might be If you want a fine example of how the "good Germans" are go- ing to work on us to try to save Germany from the consequences of defeat you need go no further than the pages of a little German newspaper published in our midst the Neue Volks-Zeitung of New York City An organ of the Sacial Demo- crats and dedicated "to the inter- ests of the working people" its editorials and articles are written by Germans or in some cases by naturalized German- Americans who undoubtedly hate Naziism and fiercely love democracy Yet no Nazi newspaper in Deutschland that I have I read a great looked upon the Russian victories over the German armies with more foreboding than this anti-Nazi German journal in New York No paper under the thumbs of Dr Goebbels has been more vitrolie at the very mention of East Prus- sia going to the Poles It leaves no doubt at all that in these mat- ters a good many anti-Nazi Ger- mans are all one with Nazi Ger- hit it miht SAND BOX "STAGE" Dana Andrews and Daughter alilmet neds Lebanese in Pact 1w Vsj --f BY ROSALIND SHAFFER opil 0ig HOLLYWOOD Aug 5 (IF) Girls often are told that a good- jt1 i -v looking man doesn't make a good 'eW that and 'meet Dana Andrews the proverbial tall 'C4: dark and handsome man from Tex- rgM as just a hint of a soft drawl He is a family man 'W 'Watit4i: Listen as he talks gaze into his big dark eyes and get to dreaming about running your hands CAPTAIN HANCOCK through his raven rippling hair Now snap out of it and look at A Flier to Fler is cleft by a big dimple that chin which juts a bit and Killed Over Biak WILL OF HIS OWN In case you don't know a chin like that is supposed to mean ABILENE Aug 5 (Spl) trouble Or In his case it tells the same story his friends can verify Purple heart and Air Medal have got a will of his own it has been awarded posthumously to to be his way and not your way Capt Curtis Hancock pilot of a Our handsome friend started Mitchell bomber who was killed "young and learned fast his life in action May 28 over Biak Island is pretty well figured out and is The son of Mrs A I Hancock of Abilene and a native of Jayton operating according to plan He's made progress at 32 Hancock went overseas last Novem- Dana's flair for living first apber leading a squadron of Mit- peared when he was in his late chells which flew across the Pa- cific teens He saved $1000 for a His widow the former Miss Lu- trip to New spent it all in two weeks and landed rule Kowatch resides at Stockton back home with reports of a Cal where he received his wings in 1941 wonderful time At 19 he gave 444 up a job as bookkeeper In Ausi tinwhieh was paying him $225 982 War Refugees a month because be was bored with it "I hate business" he Arrive From Europe says referring to that job Andrews talks easily rapidly Aug 5 sincerely Ile likes acting He's OSWEGO VP)-- not like many actors who did it Nearly 1000 hesitant yet eager only to make money Andrews victims of the war in Europe ar even liked trying to be an actor so rived here Saturday to remain for well that he worked at all sorts of jobs for nine years them all of its duration in an emergency refu-1 'unrelated to acting before he got gee shelter established by the War' in front of Hollywood cameras Relocation Authority at Fort' On- Legend has film scouts finding tario talent with some sort of srperhuAlthough they had been silenced man divining rod Yet Andrews for so long by fear of the Nazis with that face personality and each family among the 982 men physique picked figs sold con-women and children had its own crete and filled gas tanks all that story of escape from oppression time before he got a chance Ile Some were marked for persecution was a Community Playhouse stuby their religion some by patriot- dent too and took singing lesism and some by chance but their sons stories all had the same essential "It never occurred to me that elements of terror flight and final I wouldn't make ihe grade" says liberation Andrews "I'd still be trying if I Chosen on a basis of need from hadn't" Italian camps the Majority of the TOUCH OF TEXAS refugees are Poles Austrians' Andrews has a touch of Texas Yugoslays Germans and Czechs' in his marriage Ile believes mar-Nineteen nationalities in all are riage is the only way of life that represented people get more happiness and real living from family life than US Bulls Shipped to India from anything else He has six brothers and two sisters TWo CHICAGO Aug 5 careers wouldn't make his kind of arrival in India of six Holstein a home bulls born on the Curtiss Candy Ile told me that when -he pro- Company's farms northwest of posed to his wife Mary Todd then Chien INRA annntineed satordav a promising young comedienne Awards to Flier Killed Over Mak ABILENE Aug 5 (Spl) The Purple heart and Air Medal have been awarded posthumously to Capt Curtis Hancock pilot of a Mitchell bomber who was killed in action May 28 over Biak Island The son of Mrs A I Hancock of Abilene and a native of Jayton Hancock went overseas last November leading a squadron of Mitchells which flew across the Pacific His widow the former Miss Lucille Kowatch resides at Stockton Cal where he received his wings in 1941 982 War Refugees Arrive From Europe OSWEGO Aug 5 (IP)-- Nearly 1000 hesitant yet eager victims of the war in Europe arrived here Saturday to remain for CHICAGO Aug 5 (INS)---The arrival in India of six Holstein bulls born on the Curtiss Candy Company's farms no of Chicago was announced Saturday 4 BY ROSALIND SHAFFER -Np 1::: g- HOLLYWOOD Aug 5 (IF) Girls often are told that a a good- od li -14 looking man doesn't make go that and meet Dana Andrews the proverbial tall dark and handsome man from Tex- as just a hint of a soft drawl Ile IS a Tzfmialy 12allit 4 Itei- 4 BY ROSALIND SHAFFER i 4-1 HOLLYWOOD Aug 5 (IF) Girls often are told that a good- ::4: looking man doesn't make a good :4:: that and 'meet Dana Andrews the proverbial tall '-eC440 "4''''''i'4''--''''' P-' dark and handsome man from Tex- 4 as just a hint of a soft drawl Ile 0 4 iT is a family man A Listen as he talks gaze into his 4 4 40 mitai i1F4: big dark and get to dream- ing about running your hands CAPTAIN HANCOCK through his raven rippling hair Now snap out of it and look at Awards to Flier cleft by a big dimple that chin which juts a bit and is WILL OF IS OWN In ease you don't know a chin Killed Over Biak like that is supposed to mean trouble In his case it tolls the ABILENE Aug 5 (Spl) same story his friends can verify Purple I got a will of his own it has heart and Air Medal have been awarded posthumously tol I to be his way and not your way To his regret he says he's' 4-1" He's sure that Texas is every bit as good as West Point and quotes figures on how many alumni are officers He went to Sam Houston College in Huntsville Now working with Gene Tierney in of those popular psychological murder dramas he's quiet inclined to slight reserve Yet the minute that anyone from Gene to a set carpenter looks friendly he smiles back and turns on that Texas charm He's a nice guy to have around guy to have around LONDON Aug 5 (AP)--A Moscow broadcast Saturday said relations had been established between the Soviet Union and the Lebanese republic former French mandate at the eastern end of the Mediterranean which was granted its independence late in 1943 I ta 41 to rmer end was 'e in he asked her if she could be happy just as his wife She said she thought she could Imagine that he didn't know if he'd go over or not but he asked her to take the big chance with him and give up her own career That's typical Andrews for you Married previously his first wife died in 1935 leaving him a son David now 10 Ile and Mary have a daughter Kathryn 2 Financial success blends into typical home new awnings were an event Texas Anerews told me proudly is one place where everybody is fighting this war There on a recent bond tour he said he never was asked to ex plain why he isn't in uniform Anerews told me one place where is fighting this war recent bond tour he asked to ex ver was he isn't in uniform 774 77-11717774r' 4 7 8-Diamond Ensemble Free Treatment Norwood Clinic r4 FOR INVISIBLE SHANKS The Southwest's 11 Most Boautifut Shoe Ropair 01 i 4 4 4 1 IF Free Treatment -4 1v- 7- 1 siT 4 Norwood Clinic if Tle' 'V 1116 The Name That StandiFor Y' sat EIR I QUACIT DI AM ONDS ''i I 10'-o 11 11 4 i 11' I 11 7- 4 tiP- 1 i I I 40 il V'241-11kS: 1 I i 0 't 1 li A I 1104-14: el- 1 -r 4 1 ------1 'k IA' I 1- I 3- i 1- 42 FOR 1 t----z 8- Diamond INVISIBLE i -I 1 SHANKS i'F-'' I 0 4 Ensemble aPAIN' 0 i' The -2 7 ii -'1 1 1 i' 0 It --s n- moStotuthwe 1 Beautiful 4 I Shoe Ropair 'y 0 04614 I -P-t 44 i 1 't 1 I A Zs A 04W A A 44 A tAd4: r'7 1 'tlt A pw Nteoo m10 Av Irr 110 fiS 1- if is Ler lbw '-1 i C' i illCe fT (1'" ment Here I think the Volks- wise not to lose sight of in the IZeitung author gives us the clew coming months I to one aspect of the political strat- American Writers Scored legy of the "good Germans" Don't Distinguished American students' do anything to Germany until the of history are roundly attacked in i Allies have cooled off and had the columns of the Volks-Zeitung time to forget what the Germans for their contributions toward the did to the world solution of the German problem That the average German still Thus in the issue of July 22 one hopes that Germany will be Michael Kuehl taking full advan- "saved" by Britain and America tage of the freedom of the press and that a common approach to in America makes the patently the German problem by the two absurd charge that "American war western powers and Russia can be hysteria is rising in a sharp curve" torpedoed is shown by a front and gives as "two current ex- page article in the Volks-Zeitung amples" the book of Sumner by Friedrich Stampfer who seems Welles and a recent column of the more worried than the Nazis them most unhysterical Walter Lipp- selves by the retreats in the east mann Mr Stampfer writes significant-Let us look at the somewhat ly that it is not "a matter of in hysterical arguments of Mr Kuehl difference how the war will be for they will give us I believe lost and to whom" And he scores an insight into the mind of the the German military leadership non-Nazi Germans whom we will for barring the last chance for "a be trying to deal with in the corn- political rescue from the west'' ing months and for "making Russia alone the You may not agree with the master Of Europe" ideas of Mr Welles and Mr Lipp- iCopyrticht" 1944 New York Tribune Dm) mann on the German question but you will I think agree that both Retired Orchardist Dies are sober-minded observers Yet Mr Kuehl finds their recent writ- NEW YORK Aug 5 VP)--Frank ings on the Germanproblem "bate Clements Doremus 64 retired or-literature" Why? Because what chardist of Medford Ore died they say is he argues "not a good here Saturday omen for the coming peace" And A native of Switzerland he set-if you understand why their writ- tied in Santa Barbara Cal and ings are not considered by Mr graduated from the University ed Kuehl as good omens for the California on 1902 He was re-peace you will grasp I think the garded as one of the pioneers in kernel of the problem we face in the development of the pear in-dealing with Germans dustry in Oregon time to forget what the Germans did to the world That the average German still hopes that Germany will be "saved" by Britain and America and that a common approach to the German problem by the two western powers and Russia can be torpedoed is shown by a front page article in the Volks-Zeitung by Friedrich Stampfer who seems more worried than the Nazis them selves by the retreats in the east Mr Stamp ler writes significantly that it is not "a matter of indifference how the war will be lost and to whom" And he scores the German military leadership for barring the last chance for "a political rescue from the west" and for "making Russia alone the master Of Europe" 1944 Neer York Tribune Dm) Retired Orchardist Dies NEW YORK Aug 5 Clements Doremus 64 retired orchardist of Medford Ore died here Saturday A native of Switzerland he settled in Santa Barbara Cal and graduated from the University of California on 1902 He was regarded as one of the pioneers in the development of the pear industry in Oregon PILES FISTULA FISSURE HERNIA VARICOSE VEINS TONSILS etc without hospital confinement during the second session of our 26th Annual Clinic September 4th to the 17th 1944 If preferred reservation may be secured in our Hospital Most difficult forms of rectal diseases i treated without general anesthesia jalso skin growths HERNIA closed by ilproliferant obturator injections Her I' ma patients must provide small expense including a truss Special arrangements may be made for removal of tonsils and adenoids Patients must have appointment before date of Clinic in order that the work must be done during period of free treatment No charge for exaMination of patients expecting service during the Clinic This 'free treatment is made possible by the physicians who pay for the opportunity of observing the scientific methods employed in the Clinic During 1943 fifty-eight phy- sicians from various parts of the availed themselves of the tench- ing program offered by the Norwood Clinic Private cases will receive our usual attention now and during the Clinic DRS NORWOOD BROWN NORWOOD MINERAL WELLS TEXAS CiPinrlieVate cases will receive our 'usual attention now and during the Clinic DRS NORWOOD BROWN NORWOOD MINERAL WELLS TEXAS treated PILES FISTULA FISSURE HER- NIA VARICOSE VEINS TONSILS etc without hospital confinement during the second session of our 26th AIrra1194C4linlictpSreeptember 4th to the ferreit reservation I may be secured in our Hospita Mos! difficult forms of rectal diseases rolifernt obtur i without general anesthesia Ialso skin growths HERNIA closed byl I aator injections Her Aq'rn inc peansPe itaiding a truss atient must provide small ex- 0Special arrangements may be made removal of tonsils and adenoids Patients must have appointment before date of Clinic in order that he work must be don during period of free treatment No charge for exaMinati on of patients expecting service during the Clinic its treatment is made pos- i opportunity my is A 13 vny ppy oservng the the scds ploye in the Cliientific methonic During 1943 fm ifty-eight phy- sielans from various parts Of the availed themselves of the tench- ling program offered by the Norwood I Clinic THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS HERE IS I FFERENCE IN FLOWEK ARRANGEMENTS 20 1loacc 20 asoaigiailEt Fmteral 4 II A WEEK Tax $125 turluded SI IJ Styled exclusively for sSel et IiinnIso 411 oaf it xi Toiro: Sas splendor Distinctive floral engraving I Q2n Mali orders filled 20 Federal Aslw25EEK Tux $115 InSrthy'ldevdd exclusively for 5rsinls 4n a luxurious setting of tailored splendor Distinctive floral engravi I na Mall order fined 44-: '--'7! Pf- 0 i 4 Swore at PILES! by Otto Schnering president of the firm He said the bulls will be bred with India's sacred brahma cows on military dairy farms to improire milk production for the armed forces in India Despite air and torpedo attacks en route the bulls gained from 100 to 125 pounds each on the voyage according to Schnering But Now He SMILES! 205-A i 0''-' WEST SEVENTH rt 4-- 3-0200 'i4Wi 141446 Pe4 A It-H7: WEST SEVENTH C'rec 3-0200 littpA- 'tv 205-A MIP OCittOtTOIEWELERSai ovcColti)o-s tuAt FLORIST 1220 Pennsylvania Dial 2-2265 1J fit '0111 0 vcCol 11)0-s ttl 4t7z 110 -U 2Aef FLORIST tleC so we f-: 1220 Pennsylvania 9 twatiEWELER Sa ill OC 4 '4444: Dial 2-2'265 313 Houston Stnott A -7-3 As tt tii You may smile too Use doctors' formula for distress of piles Same ss used adjunetively lie specialists st noted clinic BP amazed so pain aid) soreness get such QUICK relief! 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