The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 245, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 9, 1941 Page: 2 of 8
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THE DAILY SUN—GOOSE CMIK. TIMS
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WEDNESDAY, AH|t , ,
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Consolidation
Meeting Called
At Chaimetyiew
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Patron* of ChanaeMtw laade-
- pendent school district' hart* • b**a
called to meet at T;*» pm A ml
M in David Crockett aebMft mM-
torium ■ to lM«f report « a <?■**,-
mittee whteh tm *tm tjWtl-
' ftatitis of
with *>me (apart* dwrtart
' . The meeting wm walta* W the
board-of trustee* after tS* ■-«»•
mittee. rowpoowl of 1 V Phelps.
. j irwouHi or mitt to re-
port at that time.
't'T.j
-til* committee im instructed
At A pr«fcfj «PMM »*•&$ to
interview nfftetotoef the Galena
■ Park 'Dow Pari And .Goose Creek
tod*D*nd««»t school' district* 8en-
mr htjfc sr hoc**-students of tfce-
Ctuuinclvirtt <hstrict now attend
Robert K Lee high schok
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BBS*;
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life
•Ttnfit ¥>*< ns tm ;:*t. I,.:.|j rtfpyy Girt. Alt ram pur Trow
->M<j i far jntM
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The district Asckted to took «on-
■ ion when it 'tow**# appar-
ent that it doe* hot have suffi-
; cient income to finance the sys-
tem Mure than *13,000 ef deHai-
oaent taxes, »re on the roll* of the
thrcfi-year-old district and teach-
r or* have »ot received their last
pay' elm It'S ' ' ■' “........
Trustees of the district are to
meet noon and reorganize follow-
ing last Saturday* election, in
which -! H Ponder and S'. H
Sr leer defftttad H. liner and Mt-
Social Security
Backers Seek to
Revive Measure
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dered after members raised ques-
Ucn* a* to whether money would
be available for emergencies, and
whether a comptroller* eiUmate
‘ definite en
would be definite enough , to use
at a basis for appropriations.
Attorney eGneral Gerald- C. ,
Man n e*nt a communication to
Governor O'Daniel ,and bath
branches of the legislature sug-
provision be made prevent
.lapse of sla^e claims for taxes
that have accrued under the chain
store tax law.
One .uit gkme, Mann said, ha*
been filed claim of lpoa.1.18,
^1 BS3S,
«* swavrf""
cjuilUn, ,«*■**,
»«sana**
issr^?
ML
-JHiY SUN tU^IFlED,
and is set for trial at on early
TRI-CITIES SKETCHES: “Loeh at the way he fbtom those bars!
Anyone can see He waaat* to be a harp player like Geraldine and ,
Shirley SwHIey!”
t Altf >I.F. UiMB VKV andMr.
t herlr* lAuiKhtoit. atoote. will
be seen at the Arcadia begin-
ning trill*) tor tw» d*>*,ui the
drantatle hlt. ‘ t hey Knew What
They Warned," from tbd PuUts-
<m vM' WAS Ponder^«t. *» ****> b>
Uses Found For Ms
Unwanted Slag
Of Steel Plants
Juncture Witl
Italian Troops
v-
Hunter Spurns Temptation
h “ Bonds Approved
PITTSBURGH, AprH 0, -CPi ~ this morning. Both Ldndon and* '
S!*K °nw the unwanted by-prod- Athens said that there had been
uct of the steel lndustry-U fast no contact yet between the Ger-
becoratog of vital importance in „ mans and the British Expeditiaii-
the nation's rearmament drive. , Hry forcei.
TiJe lava-like material, which is farther east the Germans had
tJtewastc -msUerdcft .in the pro- reacbed the Aegean after taking
_ductlon of ironr-forraerly was a Xanthe and-thus were in .Jie.pro-
Coventry Again
' ‘ ' ■■ , J AS s’ i~'~ " "tofLW&il&lWrfSiiny ,«». 'tarn.. of'SKopljen the Germans were
DmSlBd DV AXIS ' to local steeb within 25 or 30 milcA of the Al-
1‘ROBE ON AIR CRASH
COV1S, N. M., April 9.
civil aeronautics authority inspec-
tor was en route here today to in-
vestigate an airplane crash which
late yesterday killed W. J. Dress-
ier, CAA student flying instructor,
and critically injured an advanced
flying student, Roy Bain, of
Rnnchvale. N. M.
iisaacn;rrui7-
Sm *!. Mm
kwUlin* to ahoot, -r
**r->**•* t wbmt or whether ih
Pinaliy Goepfort went hack in-
to hi*' house- arid e*Med ,_ft,gt#«.
Tiechgraebvr, Tiecbgraeber
PERKY. Xu, April I. CP»—®-
' Wm R. Go*pf*rt, A farmer, enjoys
nothing imw than to K oot Mi
shotgun.and go huntmg,^p*rt)tu- » 8>e 'm*. i duck
tarty fed tfocfu and
■'The Perry Amerjean Itagicm
Trapahootiltf etab ha* its build-
. lbgaMaek.t)w.MMcre wheat term
wMeb Gepfert aparata*. Goepfert
' 1* one of its magt active mam-
her*,, sititon^h he is a stickler
- for obeying game ■ law* and - He
never Allows any shooting on hi*
• pta*» wot of tnaon.
' Goepfert it pnmAnlv a wheat
’ ■fsim.m defending for- hi* living
.. op the money the 'wheat 'bring*
_ oimry, ymr
Recently Goepfert was awaken-
ed- by the ' "bonking" of - geese,
An investigation d»*< i«*»d that
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bond* mtire than a 7 to I margin, tbe-citjb .
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. JSSn dropped on a town .to: smiths
west England.'
Thara waa an alarm at London
and gunfire was heard in the
outskirts but no bombs fell to
makers and slag processors. .. .........toiion Iro-ntter in h ntsition: to J
'tytof* in. important make contact with the Italians. _
thousands of the bird* had alight-
ed on a SU-acm take in the mid-
dle ui Goeferf* wheat tieid
.. _ .many- of !1h grem ,«bbi*4 -at
the sproot# just above . the
ground. The ^o«iion iaunediaU-
ly area* in Uomfert» mind
whether he *hmi!g »«
' *
ar-
rived a short time later and «fc*
timated the' sie of the flock at
2Qjrn geese.
The (k*-k stayed at Goepfert'*
farm fm several day*, toeding on
the wheat When the first, fits k
hM gam, % new one arrived. The
second one departed without
Goepfert m,.t firing a,shot,-.
- Hr hopes the gci'ise, along next
November, when they’re going
south, recall what excellent treat-
ment they found at the -Goepfart.
farm • The hunting season will
whitetbose in precinct I floated
sligltUy more than i do l. ’The
Pmfmt 9$ vote wm m to to tor
the sewer bonds end 132 to 17
tor Abe water ban®i. The Precinct
100 count wns iS to tl on both
issues.
Voting was confined to prop-
erty owners, who Had rendered
their property with the city and
Slag is .playing an
part in. the construction of emer- in the region of the river Drin.-
Ffpc? alrjD®U|. It k going into '<0fMW Prisoners Taken------------ -
the ram»way*,; hhnger aprons, (The German radio asserted that
drain*, and building foundatiow, more thanT 20,000 prisoners had
Cantonement streets in army been captured, including six gen-
camps ore being paved with slag, erals. and thaf huge spoils^
and coastal fortifications are be- ' ...... '
March.'
who had -paid poU taxes.
liclals were Henry
Election offli
Cathriner, presiding judge; Mrs.
Emma l^awrencc. judge, and Mrs,
Pearl Coe and Mr*. Otto Huddle,
clerks. Box 09, and A, M. Huds m,
presiding judge. Mrs Jess Boyer.
be o« then.
judge, and Mrs. E H Buller and
Mrs R. A^ prnme. clerks, for Prei
cinct MO.
, Avers
time
»!«* a,gt:_<jf mothers at the
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aagRff'M* • TRY MW (TJUKTIED^AORi-
.. Pitotory value of baskets made
tor the fruit industry amounts
to SU.Omt.OOO anmtatty. *
and that
guns and materials had been cap-
I eon- tured- to South .Jugoslavia,
being used to toe. .. (“The Metaxas line has
af ffsr -1sr fira
,i.' slag. German troops have attacked
;___The material is also employed as arid captured important Jugoslav
‘ ■- ballast for railroad tracks and is and Greek positions covering
the filtering substarice for sewage
disposal systems in army camps.
But its use' is not limited to the
American armaments program.
Officials of the National Slag As.-
sociation report that the famous
German naval ’base, at Helgoland
is largely built of slag concrete
in addition to its use in the West
Wail.
According to slag officials, • this
waste material is coming "into tor
creasing importance because of its
availability, economy and dura-
bility.
Phone 645 for
C. Estes- Hargrave
- - -:••• representing y
Great Southern Life
STORE you?
furs
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FUR STORAf
VAULTS
h ^ T.sm
lacetsd o* tk.
tm Hsor of
Store j,1," t imr llac^t
against W1.W
Mrs. Gladys
B (xtoiva itoprsi
Phone*1056R
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"FORQUICKRESU
PROPERTY FOR SALE
FOR SALE
m cap- | FOR SALE - Six-room^modern-
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J been • OIH RIv»r. Tprra^o i2:*WW1 *1 9m
FOR SALE-Misc.
m MLk --HEAP >>Wl
Defense Area
Plea Supported
mountain passes, informants- as-
serted.
Tne advance into Jugoslavia .is
being pushed despite bad roads
and most difficult terrain, they
said. . . .
cf land near Baytown. Mrs.
Bess Shannon, Shannon’s Tailor
" Shop, Pelly, 245-3tc
FOR SALE—O^e, two, five, ten
. -lumber- -ai -the Fire- gue ,
f ellgws touilding. Inquire a
from-Prilly Post Office. 3!
and 100-acre tracts. Prices from
$40 acre up. Close in. Lots,
homes and acreage. Jones and
Jones, Phone 40, lOOS Miciam.
242-tfc.
for ^ALE—Lots 7 and .l-M
lings1 Street,,Morrell Paritlf
' M'ahde Hall, Phone »-J,3
4 p.-m. Hid
FOR SALE—Peterson baby c
Tie up. Custom hatching,
miles north Goose Creek, I
b,v-Cedar Bayou road, to
’Last Man" Army
Trapped By Nazis
With raster sjtofpers
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FOR THERE’S NO BETTER GIFT THAN THE
.CLEAN WHITE PACKS WITH THEIR
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Albert Thomas and federal hous-
ing authorities to have the Tri-
Cities designated a defense area.
Such u classification. President
L. .M, Trenckmann , said, would
lUitke fed.-ral funds tor bousing
'3£ss±sz'&t sr«w» -
“ | Ees tor^vcrton !XuS Ze 'lhan^cS’' °f S%* & «T.S MiiTSiM
I “* °f Ma£t‘ highW!‘yS lW “m! It is inexiwnsivc, with grinding serve i tto starting pointTa
! It was . pointed out that -the ±SZv ^ ^ 0ffST% K “
1 gpi?r^»hS^
oh I Itageotftlj hr husinvsv - n* gv m f xfl himmef' |
i !!•! - sV TT:-ta”’ *r SSSSrSSr1.? i
!■• LiSHISi-“!■?■***? >.
, - . „ , , " ' The use of slag in the present They ld the Gcrman mechAn‘
Davton Pastor Holds emergency also allows conserva-
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cording to the slag association. ’ 'Tcf wmddL'lfbcef usele.lf1"1'
Slag is one of two solids that anmL^ J i JZl ^Zterdll that
e-Dme out of the-blast furnace- ' .. Tlle , d'«closwc, ye.sterday that
NOTICE
NOTICE—Iced crabs, fried crabs.
Dancing. Miller’s Inn, Morgan’s
Point, 242-tfc.
Ff)fC SALE Cheap,Ttriiowr*
cattle, . 1936 Chevrolet Stay
Body 'V - Ton Truck; C ftjjj
garty, Bust'll Terrace,,
town, Box 403.
NOTICE—WE PAY CASH for old
gold, jewelry, trinkets, dental
work. Jacobs Jewelry Co., Got
, Creek
MGNtlMBagfS,' MarttoM,
s-opse
245-6*’
FOR SALE - Thoroughbred!
her Spaniel, Puppts. fiegk1
4KC, $23, Cedar Bayou 1
. .. Yard:
Ceme-
tefy work. Tri-City -Monument
Co., Market Street and Pelly
road, Baytown. Phone 759R.
217-tfc
Methodist Revival
y-J&.
/%i/a&z, 'i&Xfei 7m&
Dr. E. Ws Solomon of Dayton,
veteran Methodist preacher in
the Texas conference, is conduct-
ing a serkus of pre-Easter ser-
vices at the First Methodist
church in Biytown.
Dr, Solomon is preaching each
evening at 7'45 p.m. and will con-
the British Expeditionary Force
a vast assembly of men, guns apt
the other being iron. For every , assemh)v of men euils ,,nd
two tons of iron one ton of -slag m ^
is tapped in, a toolten ^te from ^ but u *«*„ ruml
the furnace, ^ «ftg though city streets for days
taster shoppers and all smokers,
who are after smoking pleasure at
its best, are asking for Chesterfield
( night. - nlATits where it is screened into
! R Paul Fulwider ,* in charge Cmus ,^ iri Lordanc. with
■ of Dturta^te _ to u* for which it is intended.
Bounced. . _ ' -
Dr. Gordon will deliver ? «uacial Bodtplates are ancient. Some
Easter sermon at U a.m. Sun- small tablet* found in Assyrian
day and the choir of the chureh libraries must have been book-
our own Southland blended with
costly aromatic tobaccos from
far-off Turkey and Greece give
Chesterfield a definitely Mildtr,
Cooler, decidedly Better TasAt>_ .
program at the
Sunday Sight.
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• TRY sex CLASSIFIED ADS nbout 14W)
ern bopkplate khown is a hamto
olored heraldic w«
Hag
Terrace
NOTICE—Special on permanent
Waves until.. Easter. All $7.50
, Waves, $6.00.,.- All $5.00 waves,
ley, Owner. Ilfrey’s Balcony.
Phone 281-W for appointment.
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. FOR SALE QR TRADB‘-:J
trade equity in 38 Ford Wl
De Luxe, radio, for cheaper’^
Box 1407, Highlands^
GLApiOiX TUBEROSES, (
—bulbs, priced Tight, .Greer
1st- and Greenhouse. PhoneS
Goose Creek...
FC;R S-ML OR Tit.
rent houses ’
USED AUTOS
W*| sacrifice equity fc';|
furniture. Also moving pWt
. projector, radio parte. -JtJ
Odom, 201 Yupon, Pelly.
1940 Oldsmobiie Ford or deluxe se-
dan. Radio equipped. See this
bargain at Jack Saunders,;Buick
Baytown. 242-6tc.
1038 Plymouth Coupe. Perfect con-
dition. Try to beat'this One at
BUSINESS SERVICE
$295. Jack Saunders, Buick, Bay-
town. ’ ", 242-66tc.
1941 Chevrolet Special Snort—Low
mileage, new car guarantee, ex-
ecutive’s personal car. Big (dis-
count, Central Chevrolet Co.
• J 242-6tc
Reid & Strickland
Attorneys At-UW I
■ ■
SOI West DeFee Street
PHONE 305
States flag was pre-
carliest mod-
vm.aiver Terrace last night by
Treaties American Legion post.
Piesyntatiph was made by VV'
L. Blansett and the flag was re-
1941 Chevrolet Special Town-Ra-
dio, low mileage, new car-gtlar-
antee. Driven by executive. Save
$200.00. Central'Chevrolet Co.
' - -- 242-66tc
THAT'S WHY rrs CALLED
THE SMOKER'S CIGARETTE
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ettt of
/h Blansett and the flag; way
.../ celyed by Scoutmkster E. J. Dotoe,
5"* Post Commander W. B.‘Killough
The post also will present a
flag to Cub Pack 101 in Goose
Creek Monday night, according
to Louis Van Maldert, post ad-
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TRY SUN CLASSIFIED ADS-
REAL ESTATE LOANS
I-^EDS'PAtoto btp:ABS
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TRI-CITY AUTO I
WRECKING CD
‘‘ ■“ PhoBe 34?^
[ighivay lF. “
WANTED
Let I s Help You
Remodel or Repair
NO CASH PAYMENT or
W A N T E D - Three “Li
- -jBlonde; brunette, and.
-- J a eke t In h. j*. .-™g|
MORTGAGE NECESSARY
Monthly Payments 1 to 3 Years
H LOW INTEREST, RATE h
Lone Star bnber Co.
Phoire 404—618 No. Commerce St
We Invite
Your Account
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FOR RENT
m
IT
is#
Quality Swift's Premium
EGR RENT Furnished. bedroom
and bath over garage. Also ga-
USED FURNITURE WA?
One piece or house !?«•
• Heard, 200 South Goosej
......(Street* phxmcJSJ. |
WANTED—Middle - agrf
for nurse work and
Live on place Goo<i -
ply 322 East
Creek.
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w*ia2r
, Editor*,
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mss
Basest j
V’;'
School
rage. Men preferred. 217-West
Loblt. Phone 1071. , 245-31e‘
TRY SUN CLASSIFY® \
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Need Cash
For Your :;1
EASTER
JklUUMBdb,
Quran
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Everybody likes to “spruce up” for **
time of year some folk* are low an c*sh „ h*rt
folks who will help you out. Drop by today - - t
- -- - - " - - ^ • $ Easter proeww
Barber & Brunson 11 iSciSS H^e C*
“An I. G. A’Store"
*
uM you to take 1
We Cash Pay Day Cheeks WRkout <^lfi ,
Miss G. Balky. Manager rn lUl^V.
“ I An Wt-
Floor Mike kit rit*
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WHAT?
1 as a miser,
as a snake, f
ed as a rabbit,
Jl as a mite,
j as a meadow lark,
h as ft kite, - —
as .8 tiger,
lk as a fool, '
■ as a lemon,
d’stubborn as a muh
as a cookie,
jt ta n dove,
Iftat'means, Mister,
IN. LOVE’
MARJORIE HA
4Mt DRlWStt^
■one has a desire tt
this vocabulary he n
ft. E. Lee- drive
^ Jt shme evetorig' ;
liten the highr school
[and teachers- start t<
I and find that their «
'mded by. the cars of ji
( students and other pi
have business at R. E.
I high school lets out.
k when, and if, they to
iout they have to try tc
[tie drive-way without
1 1 one of those man-h
aking an axle.
e idles in the road are 1
igeroos. Some day s
1 going to fall info on-
I and won’t be able to
need a better system
[ and of driving here,
rrwauld always stay
5 right as they enter
Ida from the main high
\ would be fewer aecid<
her day I was watcl
1 from one of the upst
, which faces the dr
en a car entered the d
* to his right. He broc
dor college students to
[ and then went on .aro
i Mnd sback. still fetaj
aright, but before he pas
““Y” a truck entered
_J Instead of keeping
it, be went to his, left.
i ndnlng rather hard, 1
: suppose the two drii
. AMfief because the tr
s ftont’of the car—the r«
1 “wave” in the truck’s 1
fschool but also for the j
‘"’- -I suggest a little m
to: from both — w
a suggest?, ,
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le...... Dimple Htonlb
I........ Jo Anne Mon
leg....... Ruth Webl
V ..... Tmnmle Lee Tk
tig .... Robbie Wea'
•....... Barbara Pi
■ Wilma Jean I**
.......... Sue Hugi
........Mildred Sti
I.............. Elaine Sato
L-......... Wnnda Hm
Mary Eva Morg
■ Jennie Margaret Bielgt.
fcf’v’......• VYilma Wtag
Geraldine Hop
_ Doris Carr
[•“..... Virgtaa Matran
.......... Dorothy Cla
Yvonne I
.......... Melba Lev
‘ Laurinda Clepp
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’ tteUrwarn' 0t and dOT
*!» <Iu*t again,
of a p
t&dlrgth8t t!
Jackie mYMfltE,
Baytown Elementar
*K tl“l" °f Eob*" 1
s£5?n“r«
J^tagtoaUendtt
**** to pay the aoi
1 *L,IW®*r Spanish clu
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It|^* Anne OHourk
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