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London
lit' Tlw .tMMH'ittlltl Pre**
Germany hi rink ut (¡real Bri-
tulu'w heart iuhi night und early
today i Sunday i with the might-
iest uihI longest iter iu 1 ut'ack of
the war upon U>ndon which re-
sulted in admittedly "hovhh"
dama**' and mount In* Ibds of
dead and Injured.
Tlie air raid alarm In tit*-
wiHI :•
■ flifRBi
Air Raid As Hitler
British
MUI'ld l«ntt<Mt city M'h'UIUHl M
warning ut Ni ¡111 p. m. Hwurdo)
< lültf p. in. CNT) uiiil the " 'l
ilwir" wax mil kIvi'ii until elglit
hour* iiiiI 18 minute* Imer,
sboril Morp ilnvvn lodat
A fui' i he Germans, Bet II
had u respite. No alarm wus
sounded. and (¡minan sources
au'd Hrlt ImIi ruldei-H liad been
¡maten buck frout the city. (general war puiun uud prepara-
Flrea caused by Na*f bomba , tlons for Juat much uii attack. In-
wlilch shook London had ubuted • stead of from ill,, local view-
somewhat h the ruld ended. but point,
rite engines uní) uní bu latí cea mill j -pin- city roared with flrea Isihi
dunged about the street*. | night muí oarly today in (he
While authoritative sources Nasi uir force « effort to make
described the dumuge a# "sev.' good on Adol! Hitler's threat to
ore," they uwd observers to "cruse" the cilles of Britain,
consider It In relation to the! The nil nek-, which Britain ml-
Hill (I'll .'lllll (■I'l'IIIIIII.v iMtllHltH] :
en< lb,, worm thus far t>c;;uit
Kiiiiiriln.i afternoon unil com in-\
ii'.'d thiougb ilie night.
The (¡erinuiiH Haiti they hurl-
cil in i 111 i>^ih ut pounds oí bomb i
on London. wreaking destruí!- i
don in Die 1,'ust end, nioiH; the!
Thame ¡mil on industries and j
.itaportil.
Tin- British officiitlly acknow-j
iedged greut flreu in malty dla-
trlets dulling,. to electric utili-
ties net-vice and communications,
and wide industrial destruction.
The Gorman claiined S?
Hrlt lab planean were deal royad
and 2ti Nssl illn"111lie* loat. The
Mr It IhIi suld ti.'i of the raiders
were shut down and 18 British j
planea were lout.
in ferocity iind intensity the |
i nld« Win unparslled lit the j
clty'a history
The first ultack cante 17 bourn j
after the tdruilM hud Hounded the '
all-clear i t c'rlduy inldnlKbt j
an hour when Royal ulr force
bombera were ruuging otfur Ber-
lin In the beginning of u deal rue-
tlv,, niKht raid lu
Hitier'a threat to
cltlea unleaa the
lacka mopped
lit Rumania,
were reported authoritatively
liutre attacked i lie train
out-led long t'nrol waa bound ft
.Suit ¿crin nil.
(t Will lu Iied on f'utfe TWO)
"íSffln'íilfK
Fonville Named
Chairman
Kly Fonville was nnmiid Roll
Call chairman of the Hut$ht|iSon
County Bed Croat for tin- vwr
1S40 «t u meeting held in i-lm|i-
tar heniltiuartera yesterday after-
noon, the flrat session of the chap
t«?r aime adjourning in June for Ju",0rBo,«"r Hl«"
the summer.
The new quoin for ISnropann
war relief to be ready for ship-
ment by Dec. 31, wan accepted by
the chapter.
flarmenta ro<|ulred will be 15
women'a d reason, 7fi «irla d reuse ,
86 luyeltea, SO boys' alilrta, 20
operating «towna. in hoapltul pa-
lainaa, 30 men'a sweaters, 3D
women's aweulera and f>0 chll-
dren'a sweaters
Under the new aetitp (he Ma-
tlonnl American Bed Ooaa wlil
furnhih loi-al ehaptera acceptlnx
Ir (motan, the materlala to com-
the woi*.
Since AiiKuat 3,'^hlpmenlH have
been going regularly to Great
Britain for the French and Bel-
gian refugee and Hiigllah evne-
ue*ft In that country and addition,
al shipments are being planned
to be aent to ^Inland. The future
ptdgram will aireas children's «ar-
menta nnd aid to the ah k and In-
jured.
The Hutchinson county chapter
aspect* yum and material for the
above quota between Sept in and
m
Any Individual, or group of
worker*, wishing to volunteer
thalr HervleiiH may do so by call-
ing at chapter headquarters on
Monday «fternoou, where they
mgy contact the chairman, Mr.a
j. *>. Coolhaugh and Mrs. Bexutine
Ellis. chairman of the knitting
program. Thoae unable to come
Monday may call any other after,
noon fftr Information concerning
program.
The Junior Red Gross Is also
lo participate with this
and Juniors are urged to
make contact with their chairman.
Mf# saving reports were given
Mllian Heinmlo showing
summer activity at both Bor-
uned on Ha«e TWO)
V()J„ 14
-NO. 248
NKA Service
150 Here Today For
Credit Bureau Meet
Associated Press
PRICE FIVE CENTS
HORGER, TEJÍAS, SUNDAY,
Louise Jordan, 15,
Dies; Rites Today
Flfteen-yeur-od Muir y Louise
Jordan. duuKhler of Mr and Mr .
B It. Jordan, died In a local hos.
pilal at 6 o'clock Friday night
following a lengthy lllnea .
The popular young girl would
School this year.
Funeral aervlceH «r,, scheduled
for 2 (/'clock this afternoon lit
the Firm Chrlatlun church, with
the Rev. Wallace Jones officia-
ting. Interment will he in Clar-
endon. under direction of the Po-
well Funeral Home of this city.
Mary Louise l„ survived by her
parents, a brother, R. B.. 7, and
her maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Mary lloaro,, of (Maude.
Ball bearer will be L. C Cram,
tine, Jr., Marvin Chappell, J. B.
Wat kins, Karl Downey, Leon
•johnson and Jack Fraley.
Legion Prepares
Hall For Services
American Legion Hall la being
extensively reconditioned and re-
decorated, John Oliver, recent-
ly elected commander of the Ittcat
American Legion poat announc-
ed yesterday.
Oliver named Tom Ouvali
chairman of the "house commit,
tee" for the ensuing year to
serve with K. I Adama. B. T.
Brlnton, VV. K. Coppock. Lnudou
K dial. Ruasitll Raguit and II
H si uil.
The house cninmltteo Is charg-
ed with the ¿{unerul maintenance,
care and repair of tht. Legion
Hall, promotion of social and en-
tertainment activities of $te
post, and rental and reservation
of the hall for all activities to
be held therein
Fall and winter reservations
for the hall are now being made
and civic, social, and other clubs
desiring the uae of the aaine are
requested to contact Tom Duval!
house committee chairman, at
the Bradshaw Motor Company,
ielcphonn 727.
raffle Violators
mast Warning
A joint proclamation from the
sh#riff'a office and city pollen
department yesterday laid down
the "Iant warning" for traffic
violators.
. "Begging and pleading seems
to have done very little good In
wlng down traffic within the
limita of Horger. therefore
Borker Police Department
Sheriff's office are warning
onf, unit all thai there will he no
ekceptiona lo last drivers hern
.... regret thai any ill feel-
ing might be directed at any of.
rln enforcing this law, but
feel It absolutely necessary
(to slow down traffic. In doing
so. we may have aaved the life
of a member of your family,"
"THINK. SLOW DOWN. YOU
MAY AVR A LIFB!"
the proclamation was signed
by th„ sherlf and chief of po-
lice.
'Many of the ancldent* during
past month have been due
to speeding and traffic
sheriff Vern Under
and we Intend to put
to every Mt of It."
tff Jeff Dunham oxpreassed
his thanks for the co-operation
many Borger motorists have
gliton the police department,
bnt he was also emphatic fti his
determination to halt traffk
violations.
"We've been watching the
streets with a pretty henvy guard
the last few weeks," he said,
"hut we're really going to go In-
to this thing full force now."
Dunham pointed out that
motorists who passed the safety
lane should read the back of the
OK atlckera. It reads, "This ve-
hicle Is safe. If driven sanely."
■ -I . II/' _
iniOocn ▼▼
Of Father' Daalh
Word waa received here Friday
of the death of tho father of
Robert Wing of Borger and Mrs.
Keith B. Shar-pe of Texhoma. for-
merly of Borger. ,
The parent died In a hospital
In Norton, Kana.
Funeral service* are scheduled
for toinorrow in Columbua, Kana.
■■■■■ ■■■■■■■
More I bun 150 persona are ex-
pected lo register this morning
between nine iiud ten o'clock at
the IiíkIi school auditorium for
the Joint conference of the ("re
dlt Unreal! Secretarles and Credit
Merchants In district one.
Oiu of town guests who arrived
last nlghi were enterlalucd with
a dance at the Bluck Hotel which
Borger business men end their
wives attended.
Registration fee la one dollar,
J. H. O'Neal Jr., president of the
TexaH L el a 11 Credit liurean, dia-
f ict number one, Borger, said
today.
The ticket will admit one to
th0 barbecue supervised by R. L.
(¡rimes president of the Panhan-
dle State Blink, and given on the
J. C. Phillips lawn, Sill West
Franklin, instead of ai Hither
Kirk as wna previously announ-
ced.
.Morning
10:00 Meeting called lo or-
der J. H O'Neal, president T.
It. C. B District One, Borger, III-
t reduction, announcements, ap-
pointment oí committees.
10:10 Address of welcome
C S Goldsmith, president of Bur-
lier Chamber of Commerce.
10 20 Response to address
of welcome Dave Bauer, pres-
iden: Pampu Credit Grantors club
of Pnmpa.
10:30 — Address. "Profitable
Medical Membership." Alvah Con-
ner, Medical & Surgical Clinic,
Wichita Falls.
10:5(1 — Address, "Nine Old
Men of Credit." J. A. Ilazelwood.
vice president A. R. C. M. of
Texas, Anuirllo
11:10 —- Address, "Cooperation
of Credit Burean and Credit
Merchant*," J, W Waddle, chair-
man of cooperation committee, A.
R C. M. of Texas.
11:20 Address, "The Credit
Highway," Charles T. Lux, Sue
mgr., R. M. A. of Texaa, Austin
11:40 Address. "Looking In-
to the Future," J F. Stewart,
president T. B. C. B„ Palestine.
18:00 Address, "It Pays," J.
Price Olive, president A. R. C. M.
of Texas. Dallas.
12:30 -Special barbecue lunch
by R. L. Grimes, president Pan-
handle State Bank, Borger, Toap-
tmaster Phil A. Hpldy, sales man-
ager. Panhandle Power « Light
Co.. Borger. Selection of spring
convention city.
Afternoon
2:00 — Call to order — O. O.
McCttrdy, vico president, T. It. C.
B. district one, Vernon.
2:1ft — Addreaa. "FHA Repor-
ting." Mra. Walker, Amarillo Cre.
dlt Association.
2:30 Addreaa, "Belter Busi-
ness Bureaus," Gordon Morrison,
secretary Belter Business Bu-
reau. Amarillo.
2:60 -- Address, "Whgt'« A-
liead for the Credit Reporting
Profession," J. B. R. Chilton. Jr.,
president A R. C B. of America,
(Continued oh Page TWO)
RANCH FAMILY
OF FOUR FOUND
SLAIN AT HONE
Officers And Posse
Find Mexican Who
Is Suspect
Rl,DORAIX , Tex., Sept. 7—i/Pl
— Kmc llo Beuuvlde/, a , Mcvicnii
half breed ranch band. win. char-
ged lu<r(. tonight with I lie Ninying
oí Henry Calente, at, Scbilei lier
county riinrliiiinn. The coniplalni
was signed by District .Ittorne)
O. ('. Fl'lsei', Han Angelo.
('barges luid not been filed in
the murders of Calcóte'* mother,
bis Wife and Ills two year old
daughter,
Bl.MORADO, Tex,. Wept. 7 —
iTP)— Bil lets from a Ji(>-:tO rifle
wi|wd out lile lf.nc> Calcule
household of lour near here
Tliursday. Bodies of Henry Cal-
cóle, ¡(I, his wife, Hardline il«i
Cnlcot,. ao, bis daughter, Patsy
Irene ii, and Ids mother, Mr .
Biuiiih Calcóte Oft, «ere diaeov.
• red liKlay after iielttlibors he.
came ulitratitl -it their ubseiic;*.
BodioH of Calcóte and hla
mother were found nl 1:15 p.
m. today in the kitchen of their
tunchuhiuse, in mile* north of
here. His wife mid baby were
found in u pasture midway be-
tween the Calcóte home and Kl-
dorado .
All were killed by shota from
a rifle. Officers placed the time
of the !-layinKn :ih Thursday
night.
Officers and « hastily formed
pOBse are Hoart'ltlnv. for a 28-
yuur- old Mexicau employed at
the Calcóte plu.ee off and on for
the last tlireH years. Last Thurs.
day ho went to the Jeff iünochs
place adjolnlnc, the Calcóte ranch
to work. The Kliochs family saw
him ituit al about u p. m. Thurs-
day. Mr. Knocks' ;t:: :tn rifle is
ntlssiiiK and In ltK place and ol.l
30-30 rifle was found.
Officers sitrmlaed I hut Mr
Calcóte was sain by a shot,
through the window as he stood
eating watenneou. The back )l
Ills bead was blown away. Sound
(Continued on Page TWO)
City Schools Will Open
Tomorrow At 9 O'clock
iiiiiiMiamiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiHiimi
Hospital Newt
■Miiiiaiitiiiiaai
4IIIIIMIIIIIIIII
Charles Rlmore. Injured In an
"automobile accident when he at-
temptiul to cross the street* Fri-
day afternoon, la Improving ra-
pidly and Wlli probably be dla-
inlasnd from North Plains hospital
thlB morning.
W. L. Hamilton, Jr., under-
went an appendectomy In North
Plnlns hospital Friday.
Mrs. Mai tie Stall lemore under-
went a major operation In North
Plulns hospital Friday.
R. O. Grimm
appendectomy lu
hospital Friday.
underwent an
North Plulna
Borger public school^ open at
nine o'clock tomorrow morning,
and will «o through the recular
all day schedule Sitpt. W. A. Mc-
intosh announced yesterday.
vioi'e than (i 2:1 students ha vé
registered at the Borger High
School. W J. Atlklus, principal,
announced lale yesterday.
Seventy live more students are
expected to register Monday. I^ate
«■l iners will have to sew Adkius
in his office from four to five
o'clock Tuesday afternoon to reg-
ister. lie said.
The high school faculty Inclu-
des: \V J. Adkius, principal and
economics; R. K Bishop, diver-
sified occupations: Ml8« B. Angle
Hoyle, Englisht Ml«s Klizubeth
Chenoweth home economics and
foods; B. H. Cockrnll, Kngllsh
anil choral; Misa Pearl Rudy. Ktt-
iillHh; MI«h Oiu Kskelson, nrath;
Mrs. I.ula (i. Krudy. general sci-
ence ; Mrs. Mary Henderson, soc-
ial science*; Miss Bllice Hudson,
commercial; Misa Audle Johnson,
chemistry and phytlcs; Stdmer
Rlrby, American history and as-
sistant foot hit 11 coach; Mías Edllh
Krai, home economics, clothing;
Miss Pay Langford, glrla physical
education, general science and
girls basketball coach; Mrs. Grace
Martin. Latin and Hug Hall; Leon
Paine, meaban leal drawing and
shop; Rlcbdfd Wade Hoes, Junior
business (raining and general
miillt; Mlaa Sibyl Roblnaon. Rug
Hah and Spanish; Clyde Rowe,
band; Mllburn Smith, math; D,
M Telford, mailt and Coyote
coach; Misa Haxtt) Williams, typ.
iug. shorthand and junior liual-
ness (raining; Miss Kdntt Sue WII
sou, library; and MlaH Riijeuboth
Wood. Riigliab and public speak
Ing.
Weatherly school faculty: J. ('
1<Howies, principal, Mian Anna
Bell Cox. Miaa Margaret. Rlllott,
John B. Kellerer, Ms« Lucille
Mulze Mlss Myrtle Molyne«,iux.
Miss Rllth Poc, Miss Ivas I e Ita.
ley Mra. Ruby Stephens, and Mrs.
Bonnie Curry Johnson.
Raat Ward school faculty: Mra.
Buss V. Looney. principal, Miaa
LnVlafne Garrison. Alies Riele
Green, Miss Rvelyn Kerns und
Miss I in a Scott.
West Ward achool faculty: Miaa
Mildred McGhee. principal. Miss
Lucille Baker. Mra. Mlnni,, Brit-
ton, Mlas Do Italy Bryan. Misa
Flora Curtía, Mra. Rdlth Doekery,
Mlas Hazel Harria. Miss Roalne
Lawson, Mra. Jewel McCasiklll,
Mlas Reva F. Newman. Miaa Ora
del Nuhn. Mrs. Henderson O'Neal,
Mrs. Bern lee Pelley, Misa Knth-
eritte Purvla, Mrs Udln Rugeley,
R. L. Shulcr. Mra. Lola Sublett.
Misa May H*dl Veatch, MI h Rra
Bell Watklna, Miaa Amy JSull
Weaver, and Mlas Jewel Willlum.
sou.
School nurse, Miaa Valeria
Brown.
Booker T Washington achool
faculty: Sarah G. Butts Will-
lams.
Model Plane Fans
Hold Meet Today
The fi 1 at model airplune meet
ever lo be held lu Borger will
atari ut two o'clock this ufter'
noon at the airport, Frank Phil-
lips. general director of the meet
announced yesterday.
More than fifteen hoya from
tSorger. fhtlllps and surrounding
(owns haw expressed a desire to
enter the contest, phllllpa auid.
and 11 larger number than that
will probably show up this uf-
ternoini.
RorIsIration fee la fifty cents
and may be raised or lowered
iterorrtthg to the vot,, of the ma-
jority of the contestants. Phil-
lips emphasized prlxea would be
larger If mote entered the con-
test ,
Various handicaps und endur-
ance flights have been urrtinged
according tb the type of plane.
The various flight will have
ended by six o'clock and the
awards mudo, he said.
Spnce for spectators will be
provided and the public la In-
vited to uttend tills meet.
If the meet la a auccoas, I he
airport pinna to schedule others
soon.
County Schools
Tomorrow
Infant Catches
Head In Crock
SAN J08R. Calif.. (API -
Two-year.old Angelo I^asoolo he-
cume intrigued with >< large car-
then crock toduy. It wouldn't go
In bis tnoitlb so he put It on his
head. And there it stayed.
Home 0(1 neigh bora und pnsaera -
hy tried their banda ut pulll K.
wiBglltiK or twisting it off, and
fiiilliiB In thai offered some (10
different suggestions on Ihe best
way to remove a crock from ttn
Infant's head Most or (he pro
poauls were u variation of broak-
liitt the crock with a hammer.
Police Sergeant Ray Blackmore
und Patrolman John Patrick sol
ved the problem with a knife.
They Inserted the blade In a
cruck, pried the crock In (wo
und treed u bewildered, crying,
bnt uninjured Infant.
Dies Warns U S.
Of Perils Within
GOOSR CRRKK, To*. Sept. 7
— (AP) Rop. Martin Dies de-
clared tonight this country's gra.
vest danger is not from invasion
but from subversive actions from
within.
The congresamiin wia* the prln*
clpal speaker al a patriotism ral-
ly sponsored by tho American Le-
gion.
"Totalitarian assaults have
brought speedy collapae of Chech-
oslovakia, Poland, Norway, Hoi
land, Belgium and France," Dié«
aald. "Adolf Hitler had ao many
«plea in those countries he knew
every action they were taking six
weeks before his u.my began to
march " Dies said.
60-DAY CLAUSE
SCUTTLES LAW
UNTIL EIÜCTWN
Senate And House To
Iron Out Features
That Conflict
WAHHINGTIN. Sept. 7
The house passaed Ihe
Wudaworth peace-time
Hon bill tonight, but with a
vision (hat the actual
deterred (or 00 days to
further trial of the
enlistment system.
The vate on final
2(13 to 14 .
A vote of 20? to 200
ihe earlier, tentative decision to
defer the actual drafting of
Thla provision Is not
in the senate bill and It,
other nhanges. raised the possi.
blllty of lime-consuming delay in
Ken iug the two houses to agm
on the final form an the mu-
su re.
The house measure would r*
quire all men between 21
inclusive to register and
them liable to the draft,
ihe senate bill fixed the
limits at 21 to 30 inclustv.
The bill will now go bock to
ihe senate with a r
the house anteadme
proved. The senattt
to do so, and each
appoint repreeentativ
'tank- off "
to
Practicing to Land Nazis in England?
&
M Í
I
for the
in Nasi air raids on England, of
irftons
on England, of 30 four-motored bombers of the
to wonder whether German troop landings from
ercial planes, the Junkers fitar.ts were troop trans-
er commercial planes, the Junkers giant*
. They are SO feet iong, with a 115 foot
trdop
wing span.
Children all over Hutchinson
County will oegin school tomor-
row morning al nine o'clock.
MS fcs Onu Manaban, county
school superintendent, announc-
eii yesterday. ,
Phllllpa múdenla are asked lo
report al the high school audi-
torium at nine o'clock for pre-
liminary announcements before
going through the entirG ache-
dtilo Ken net h ICendiick. prlncl-
pnl, aulti yealerday. Graminur
achool pupils will report to their
lionip rooms at the eleinentury
school.
I «aat Monday ülinuetl enrolled
(wenty-four seniora, ¡wenly-slx
júniora, thirty sophomores, and
twenty freatmen, a lotnl of 100
which la ten per cent lower than
the high actiool enrollment for
last, your, i'.upt. Homer Frank-
lin said.
Rnrollment In the grades: sev.
entb, twenty three; sixth grade,
seventeen, fifth grade, t wenty-
four; third, thirteen; second,
twenty-one; und first, twenty
aix, with a totuI or 160.
Norman J. Rwlng will teach
the twenty-six studenla enrolled
In grammar achool ut Pantex
School No 0.
J. W Dlllurd 1 principal at
Spring Creek, Ralph Suitor at
Snnford, and J, (5, Martin at
Rrlteh.
Piernona achool aturled Inal
Monday with an enrollment of
K.'l. George L Grahain Is aup-
eiintendent
Mr and Mrs. J, B. McCoinbs,
Jr. und Mias Rachel Burnett
compose the factulty ut Prlngle
which registered UU pupila last
Mondu^.
Miss Manaban reporta thul all
text books hare arrived uiul muy
be hud ut Ihe county depository.
• THIWKATHKK
Panama Project
Halted By Strike
BALBOA, C. 7. , Sept 7 (API
Panama Cuñal uuthoritlefl de-
clared tonight that a strike on
secret canal projects apparently
win Influenced by agltutors who
"may be am vlng special Inleresta
opposed to orderly government "
The strike bemsin among sever-
al hundred workmen on the At
Jantlc aide of Ihe ciinul Thursday
und spread lo the Pacific side to
duy when between 300 und 400
men refused to check In for work,
couiplululng about food and de-
manding pay Increases.
tockney Invites
Nazi Settlement
AMARIJjLO, Sept. 7- ~
Mayor R. 7, Reed of Lockney un.
nounced (onighl the Lockney city
government bud Invited the mas>-
tcr of the Naxl ship ColumbuH to
look Into the possibility of In-
terning the 450 acamen from the
scuttled ship tit Lockney.
"We haven't been able to con-
tact the ('¡iptnln," said Mayor
Reed, "but We passed a resolu-
tion offering to open negotia-
tions. We have a large city hall
nnd about three acres of land on
which barracks could be built.
The German',! proposition would
hnive to suit the Germans und the
Immigration service,"
Mayor Reed auld he would try
uguln tomorrow morning lo get In
touch with the ship's master. Capl,
Wllhelm Duehne, by telephone.
IB by the
— the war department ia
ed to the provision
counter Intense opposition.
were already suggesting a
promise formula which
Involve retaining the house
ty-day postponement and the
senate's age limit figures.
Up to the Inst. th« postpone
ment amendment, whose attt
wua Rep. Rlsh Il-NY) was a
ject of deep controversy its
portera conteuded that since
war department actually pli
ed lo Induct no conscripts
the army before the second
of November, the National
fetise program would in no
be delayed.
The opponents of the
amendment on tlie other
sternly charged that some
barking ll in an effort to „
t.'e" the bill and ottartt for
IHir'.ose of pOMtponing the
draft until after tlwy have
for reelection In November.
Conyitiilitioiii
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robertaon
of Hun ford, upon the arrival ot a
7 pound son, born at 8:0 yea-
terday morning at Pantex
tal. The baby waa named
Vunca.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Barry
the birth of a 4 pound
daughter, born at 10:
night In North Plains
Mr and Mrs. B. IT.
whose 7 pound IS 3.4
wan born at 8:0fi
ternoon in North Plain
Candidate Wilikie Promises
TolCee JU. S. Out
¿ll
mi
West Texaa Scattered Ihun-
derstorms over southwest portion
Sunday and Monday and over the
Panhandle Monday Otherwise
generally fair with little change
In temperature.
HI XHVIM.M, Ind.. Hefit. 7—
(/P)—-Wendell h. Wilikie, Bepnh.
Ilciiu nomine^ for pre*blent, dr.
rlnre«l In a Mpeeeli at «Ml open air
metMing here lonlghl that "I shall
never lead this country into way
Ruro|te«n nnr and when I any
that I mean II."
Wlllkle spoke to an audience
galhernd for the showing of mo-
lían picture* made by the
publican national committee,
aald.
"Henry Wallace.
tic vice
recently tbat the
ty waa th* party of t
Thot can mean two
' if he
promises With ike
he
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Phillips, J. C. Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 248, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 8, 1940, newspaper, September 8, 1940; Borger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth168063/m1/1/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hutchinson County Library, Borger Branch.