The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 301, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 14, 1941 Page: 2 of 8
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THE DAILY SUN—GOOSE CREEK. TEXAS
SATURDAY, JUNE
Royal Subs Take
Heavy Toll of
Axis Vessels
Rift Widens in
CIO Disputes
Is Steadfast in
Refusal To Quit
(Continued from Pace IT
threat.>ned in Minneapolis by de-
i Manila <>f both AFL and CIO
truckera for exclusive bargalalng
right* from employer*, A group
of employers obtained a temporary
restraining order barring a atrtke
by either faction. The 'order ra-
• qu’red the union* to„jamply with
a state law forbidding atrlkea
unle»» a 10-dty notice la filed.
___At- Hathtk. , 1ft v J,, -tha HAW-
CIO suspended 10 membera In
what waa described §a an antl-
Commuhiat drive. The 10 were
charged with instigating a brief
walkoit In the Brewster Aero-
nautical Corp., at Isong Island,
N. Y.
The national defense mediation
board called a conference of of-
ficial* of tha UAW-CIO and the
North American Aviation com-
pany to re*um,' negotiation* in-
terrupted by the strike. The
union will be represented by a
group headed by Frankenstein.
Eight hundred striking AFL
machinist* vole at San Francisco
tomorrow on a recommendation
of international officials to re-
turn to work In' H shipyards. The
shipyards faced a shortage of
machinist* whatever the outcome
of the vote because 400 tinner*
obtained jobs at other factories
offeri ig the scale they had de-
manded. >■
The NDMB presented a pro-
posal yesterday for settlement<jt
the dispute between the AFA
Metal Track** Council and tif
at Sah Francisco. The hearing
GAS and 0|
I Continued from Page 1)
Malta andf'the coast of Tunisia:
"Another- submarine," the ad-
miralty said,, vjnvesUgateu ths
harbor* at Beqghaxi. An Italian
armed merchant crt lser lying In
the harbor was torpedoed.
. "The Aegean harbor of the
■enemy-occupied' (Greek) Island of
Mytiicne was attacked by a sub-
marine. Two schooners and a
large supply lighter were sunk in
thj harbor”
(Oantiamd fNNN Pago I)
when the neat regular session
of the legislature convene* ,
"I’ve been voting against alt
of thase resolution* to Meets,”
commented litp W a Reed of
Palls* “but I have derided now
that when any man can't make
up au imna w hnner ha a run-
10 a»v-' J
, sc-o®1’ lt1
test wy 1
T aithou
jjjTlCn'i-
Its is part i
ale. we ought to .May h#r* and
•atch him"
•Vakra Five Thnea
The house Has. vrted five time
to tecesa until July; and the sen*
ate ha* vttod five time* for date*
M adojurn sine die this month.
..The. matter l* .now being consid-
ered by a Conference «( represen-
tative* and senator* The) failed
to agree at a conference Friday
afternoon and will meet' again
Monday morning •
Eld be tor
the men
itloi as » wl
jjTeriniei't il
u i»ou»e, t
the po°
I fbc boys
i*d to the I
Sul 17th 4
Friends of Dog
SAN FRANCISCO, June 14. (fl.Rl
—A "rowdy defense committee,”
which includes two city officials
and four judge*, today joined .he
fight to save the life of Rowdy,
a fex terrier whosfe mistress con-
demned him to die in her will.
The defense committee—headed
by Dr. J. C, Geiger, San Fran-
cisco health department director,
and including City Attorney John
J. O’Toole and four city judges —
circulated petitions, urging that
the dog’s life be spared. -
The, petitions will be presented
in court next Thursday. .
Rowdy's mistress, the late Mrs.
Clara Edgarton, feared he would
be lonely and friendless after
she died, and she Wrote in her
will a clause, directing that he be
“painlessly” executed. Mrs. 'Ejjfigar-
toii died recently in Illinois, leav-
ing $1,000 of ner $75,000 estate
to the Chicago—anti-cruelty so- :
ciety. ,.■■■■'
WILLIAM POWELL Is nuts about MyrnaLoy, but not about her
cooking, a* Me hardware Indicate*. The two are reunited as the
country’s,most popular Mr. and Mrs. in their latest picture, “Love
('{•ay,” which opens a three-day run Sunday at the Arcadia.
By golly, tomorrow is pJ
Day ... or Dad’s Tib »gl
Day. Poor old guy, h.
sock or two—and we Art!?]
the kind with a fist ^,.*1
Djto works hard all raTJ^
that Maw, Bud and Sk.JSl
the fancy regalia they m
fltav nan ... 1
,n is to ma
i-born boys I
Registration Day
Plans Announced
Rains Add To
Crop Damage
Office in Drive
For 1940 Taxes
(Continued fmm Page 1)
the MgdrtratHu there for all
youth* in Her vicinity
Worker* in. the Tri-CSUe* office.
an> yet w. be named Mr. Read
wud, ami He (yldrd that several
volunteer work! r* *t|ll are need-
sr'.iTofesiri
With Is the ever present M
lectors, and he bles»M »**.
their patience.
There’s one thing the Oil I
does appreciate. THU’* i'
that’s properly washed...J
squeak* . v that hum* sloo.,
the 'rood as it shouUbM
Otto checks it more often ti
each Dad’s Day.
Fes, the Old Man doesn’t *
J] misumlei tail
g)ll classes. I
Itfying social I
Unities, Donald
0f overcpminl
L to tlK. «P'j
, be kept smail
Tax Collector Frank Braswell^
of the Goose Cffeek Indepindent”
School district today had been in-
structed to begin a campaign for
collection of 1940 taxesbefore
the July 1 deadline.
After that date, Mr. Braswell
explained, the taxes become defin-
itely delinquent, and a penalty
of eight per cent plus six per
cent interest retroactive to Feb.
1 wilFbe Sue.
In an effort to keep as many
of the accounts as possible from
going delinquent, the cle'rical staff
of the tax office has prepared
1400 notices to be placed in the
mail at once......rr
Last year, more than 1500 pieces
of property were pieced on the de- -:
linquent roll on July 1, Mr. Bras-
well said.' This' year the figure
has already been cut, and an ef-
fort will be made to reduce the
number during the remaining Mays
of June.
Dr*p hoard So IT hs* )uri*-
.'AtdUmMh HR toe TolHming 'voting
.pfeemft* as. :<*. »: ** sia too.
101. 102. 1«t 14 i, and its
B'rimdari** of the di*mf*t are:
Houston ship channel on -he
south, Green'* Bay- u on the went,
the Biwumom-Soiir Lake and
-WeStota - fmln-rid—right-tjpr-wajr
mm the east fork of toe. San Ja-
cinto river an the north and the
hettmtary of |furk> county on the
, ’em*.
'..•Supplies for the registration
. fcnwv ftorhcmi r»K-»»wc<i.-feut Chair-
. man Read saitji he understand*
■'.there will he a alight change in
the, registratk-n card* to be- used
.—. -
Houston: fee «s,kl.' is' preparing
to register .ti! youth* who reside
within the city lunijtk at a central
localiefti. They with However, ant
up regtrtraiten b in oittlyfjig
cammunttir* which, are under -the
'jjtjlwdklteft of boards located in
Housum, just as , is being done
here
Young men who are away from
home on registration day wit! be
permitted to register with to-
hoard newest which they are lo-
cated ami tiu-ir i ard« will t«- for-
wnrdwj to their home boards In
MpustfR it h plftnned to hav-
tl sjievra! hotih at the central
i*i*tr*ti»«„fl4*'e fpf,,
i cost aboi-.t $4
fkch boy. B“1
fit and public
I’T nff,.rine
kf ANLOHD TOI I’S, i$, wn uf Mr. and Mr*. Willie Toups of fetly,
who recently entered training as u flying cadet in (allfornia, (i*
shown here entering a ptane on the airffrld north of (loose (’reek
ns he began the CAA basic training course here.—Fhoto by Mercer,
I, we offering
litters for a Fm
glool is being e
|tewhom it is
f small start no
imbitious one aft
Oxford House
expensive clothes ... fi*™
tie* . . . etc... , . all hr ug
J* that the family buggy h
nt smooth moving style .,,
we're bet tin’ that heU m
’Ol Man Otto can give hr
touch that it takes to Imp h
‘fine fettle’ not only ou Dad's
but on everybody and aajh
day. .
U. S. To Ignore Baytown To Get
German Threats Curb md Gutters
There were more females than
malos in 76 of the 92 cities iq
the U, S. MxlBg. populations of
100,000 or more in 1940, i
a is a wonderfu
] uid energy lij
for generations
n it away.
,w . seems ino
^Isrirave*8
childrej
t( ontinued front l*age I)
yfcrc.there or that the broadcast
ti Public Work* Administration
project to lay curb and gutters in
lwger.,artd.AyrHArtaddtti&»»-fn
,'jtJMMUs^M .Italy,
u of our
kp possession tel
Lg importance i
ltd in the new sJ
;aP boys make t
feffl. Botany, «
•and architecturd
tied in the curr
Wriles' remark that the 55 miss- has ’been approved, and
it)g member* of the Robin Moor "i'»rk *il! b,‘ started as som as
prqhahly had perished quelled the PH.perty owners have signed up
hope eapretwed in certain qu*r- *h<J agreed to pay for materials
ter* here that they still might used.-
be alive. ' The Baytown project i.s similar
The administration, meantime, •* that- undertaken in Goose
was expected to send Germany * Creek and application* are being
string protest on the sinking Vf “ tokrn V John M Kilgore, who
the steamer, based on ihc ronton- furnish shell and gravel used
lion that insufficient precautions in the work. * -
were taken to safeguard’ihc lives IHV'A officials upon approving
of the ,-rew and passengers. the Baytown project slated that
Well-informed quarter* predict- ttjj labor will be free and that the
«J the protest would demand com- material will not cost over 50
pensatton and would warn against rents per foot This can be paid
any further vi datum* of this gee- jo monthly installments.
C#n|’Rt * too-ntlsi reafflmjedeim'- « . . .
trinkof “freedoih of the *ea*." ' L- fcutch- Ftaeek. ehatrman of
the Baytown Chamber of Com-
Cnderseeretary of State Sumner merer committee working on the
Welles told his -press conference project stated today that the
yesterday that this country stands project is open to property owners
on the principle of international of both old Baytown and Leger
law, that proper precautions must addition, and that-when the work
W taken for thr- lives ;and safety wiiT start will depend upon the
t i paaenger* and crew members co-operation of the citlsomx
before a ship is sunk __ . , _
- The Chamber of Commerce ap-
Offtcial report* to. the State predate* the need of curb anti
Department, based on the «c* gutters in parts of Baytown, and
counts of 11 known survivors, urges residents to take ad Van-
512 West Texas——Phones 34—USD
WILL BUY LATE MODEL
USED CARS AND PAY
CASH FOR THEM.
FOR USED CARS
At Special Prices
On Your Own Terms—Call
DICK BRADCERRY
Central Chevrolet Co.
Phone 34—1100
Fight for Syria
Strange Battle
i leads In chlcl
Its 21S.S18 fan
i ettekens each
Hehs in the U. S. each year lay
enough eggs go that evory person
could eat 18 dozen. ' -
representin
t Southei
BRINKLEY UWRM STATION
MEXICO CITY June 14. Cpi—
Til*, gftrisriimerrt ha* expropriated
the MOJMO-wmU radio station
tormefi)’ owned' by ' I>r. John
liwoajii Brinkley, j{ was ’ reported
today. The station H located at
Villa Acuna, aerasa tbs*- United
RtoAs-Mexicah holder front lb?!
Rio T.xa« ■
Bird Weathertex Roof
Appfied on Average
5-Room House
(Ml Conference
Called By lekes
Secretary Hull
Assails Vichy
(Continued from P*g’ 1>
problems confronting both my of-
fice and the industry.”
An effort -will be made, he
said, "to complete the meeting In
one day," *
It kes said that he was issuing
a “general call" for the meeting
because it would be a physical im-
possibility to extend written or
telegraphic invitation to all who
(Continued from Page 'll
German planes. bad used Syria
a* a "stepping *tene" and that
the German-Italian armistice com-
mission in Sythe''mifht have sent
gome seised French war material*
Into Iraq but said that the Axis
power* only wen* acting within
their, right* under the armistice
OOHWntfo^, . ...
NO DOWN PAYMENT
$1.18 Per Month for
21 MooHn
Inriudes All IIlMUUx- t barer.
Notice
Aipiwlt md A ghettos
Roofing arid “Siding
■^“Ir iSl^nplct^y^ratrue,’’ said
the spokraroan, “that German
force* ever used Syria «» a base
of, operation* against the British
troop* in Iraq, It is perfectly
true that certain Syrian airdromes
were used by German planes as
■stepping 'stones but • this was in
absolute conformiiy.wUh.....the-
term* of thearmistice which give*
the Axis power* the right to con-
trol such airdrome*."
I. W, WhUm 1m Now Ixieat-
r«t Back in Town at the .
Tri-City Barker Shop
Hit West Texas
■' ■..... (rrmse Creek ■’
WR 1Wr-ItogeH,rrap
Hist Wrecks Tiofeer
At Philadelphia Docks
Goose Creek Roofing
PHttABELPHIArJinwr 14; CPt—
A series of explosions ripped
through an unloading oil tanker
doeM .Et tho dell Refining -Com-
pany pier today injuring five
members of her craw and threat-
ening valuable oil store*.
The blast* were believed to
have occurred In three compart-
ments of a vessel unofficially
(tkrntlfied as the 3,194-ton Caronl
of the Mene Grand Oil Company,
Venesuela, -
Police began an InvesUgatimt
but crew member*, believed the
blasts were caused by gas accu-
mulations.
We Fee sri Whiting
-ATTENTION-
Livestockmen... Poultrymen..
Dairymen and Pet Fanciers
Are Invited To Attend
A Free Clinic
- MONDAY FROM 4 TO 12 NOON "
Our entin
you comp
R^ltm Hash Fire
Dees Little Damage
A flash flee Friday la one of the
We Sure Hope You Like Our New Name, Folks!
. . , i ' _ ■ »___-—
The voice is Windy's. But the wish is Paddles's. teo. And the eeeeriee is
fhechange of the title of Dick Moores's daily comic strip from Jim Hardy
g to Windy and Peddles," in recognition of fhe interest of readers every-
Where haVe shown in the frJa,s °»d the triumphs of the cowboy with the
f^fdten heart and his soye-tmtsh Seobiscuit. As yea leek for more of
the exeiteineit and fen they kick up, look—from now on^-for the daily strip under Hs
u can’t
ity and
Bsytown plant of the Humble
Oil and Refining company wss
quickly extinguished. ;V
bM», bi t several days of repair
work Will be IvqHired to ranovale
the battery
of Dr. L. E. Bodenweiser
BUff Veterinatj*n of the Dr Lmmr Medtoine Company who hag
Tri-Cltian* In vlstt* to Ibis area through our firm In formci
. .. i
Clinic end Consultations To Be Held at
HOSPITALS
Mrs. O. J Griffin, at «M Stella
Street, today was taken from the
Geoae Creek hospital to her home.
The transfer was mad* bv a
Paul U. Lee ambulance. -
e Creek Grain Co.
THE DAILY SUN
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 301, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 14, 1941, newspaper, June 14, 1941; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1028460/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.