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DENTON, TEXAS. JANUARY 10 1944
A—Box,
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SANGER
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plant help it get started on part of the job spread
a heart attack: He is
by his wile .the
former
Morris & McClendon
and several children
‘9tGleHSeH*MGA*G**SH#*t*94G*+-4*4-# L.
well-planned voluntary
Morrison’s Peacemaker Hour
that he’s followed for years in private life
He got tsh underground which he affects
North Carolina He M an aviation '
cadet and has gone to Yale Univer- |
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Best for all Home Baking
Die world for 20 years has not
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COURTEOUS.
Denta
accidents reported in the newspapers but have no
New Iron Cords
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A shipment just received.
First Aid Kits Should Be hept Handy At AU Times!
BREAKTHROUGH
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the Germans
sey’s language this is a hell of a way to run a rail- i
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ALL IS NOT GOOD THAT GLITTERS
WE MI ST PRODI (T MOUE!
the result of the German
Western Auto Associate Sion*
West Side of Square
. Denton, Texas
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Denton Dairy Co-Operative
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For Your Country’s Sake
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WAR SAVING STAMPS!
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drib ft
sackcloth and ashea, for penance
with food" says the
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wuuamson us stationed at Chanute
Field
But the job isn t that simple For example, one big
war production job involves thousands of contrac-
tors. each making a vital part of the finished prod-
King Electric
and Radio Shop
West Side Square
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and publicity as the waste fat campaign A fat sal-
vage committee survey has revealed that 96 per cent
of the American women know the government wants
the situation is ultimately restored
the defeat will still be a crushing
Ta be sure, buy naw while jabs are
plentiful and wage* good. Let us'
help you finance the purchase of
the war front to save the home
• This is nothing to be proud
daastrous repelition of the i
this way can they hope to re
ton, how can they expect to 1
to descend from the west?
the Zhitomir breakthrough a
Merchants
post office
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porter-Newa.
COLD REMEDIEE
cheat rubs. cole
gargles, nose droj
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WILL PAT cash f
pianos. Phone o
■on Southern Ho'
R Boulware a strapping plain-taiking business exee-
utive who has taken on the nation's No 1 bottleneck
busting job without making any noise about it.
of the
in the
Eighth
A fancy name on your battery is a thing of beauty and
a joy forever, but when you have to pay rash money for
the name, when our battery has a better guarantee at
much lower cost, are you really exercising the judg-
ment you inherited?
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CONTEMPORARY
THOUGHT
tn it out because you know the important operating
divisions of business intimately."
"I took him up.” says Boulware and it has work-
ed pretty well.”
4
bossed Gamer Air Conditioning Corp
The thing in the bottleneck business is knowing
dealt kindly with Poland. and Rus-
sia's record in that respect la ad-
mittedly bad, though not a patchin
to Germany's, especially since the
three-wees conquest in 1939.
But there are certain eminently
practical considerations now involv-
way of knowing whether the accident rate has jump-
ed This is perticularly true in Texas lor with so
many important air fields in this part of the State
the percentage of accidents around here seems high
only because of the great number of planes being
flown in Texas skies
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FULTZ NEWS
AGENCY
Sincere fflendship costs you the least and gets
you the most.
formed in
, at Barak
T KEEP \ WELL STOCKED
MEDICINE (REST!
he s been widening the necks of production bottles
since early 1942, when he came to Washington from'
a top job with the Celotex Corp Before that he
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR
TODAY
but the Moscow dispatches, describing the with as little disturbance as possi-
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The Morrison Milling Co.
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I enton, Texas
COMF1 E Tl
FOOD
BASIC PORTUOI
Por Oraduates,
Of
CAPT VICAL. L I
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Distributed By
7-UP BOTTLING CO.
Denton, Texas
, bed.
Is the I Dr and Mrs J S Stubbs are con-
OF ALL KINDS
Denton Transfer &
Storage
Phone 1745
LIMITED QUANTITY OF
ANTIFREEZE
out the middle of the 17th 1
the price reached as high '
INCOME TAX
GUIDES
me
- may prove a major disaster for
if so. all the great armies still left
remorselessly before them. again ah the prizes for are facts, and the biggest fact
Hhe gambie was made and much mere besides Poland’s tfe todsv t that Rui
are lost 'was not destroyed but Germany
ning around and dispaiching of majors and leuten-
ant colonel* hither and yn: creating the tmpres-
alon that something terrible had happened.
Brooks Drug Store
Phones 29 and 39
It's a real
Mm MD i
quallt-re
an example Poland is ahqat to get
I her back up / because Russia is
driving into her country. Where plane. or pear wood, generally one
would Poland be if it weren't foi ; of the last three.
“The prime minister of the Fol- day
ish government in exile, speaking survi
A crowless rooster is the latest thing in the
poultry world with eggs where they are, it's
really the hen that has something to crow about
Now is the tune when we all should love a
parade and get into it— the March of Dimes!
ECONOMY
FOOD STORE
been expected
Gen Arnold pointed out that learning to fly and
fight in the air is a grim and dangerous business
and that pilots have to take risks m training 1:
reapect to ybu and your Eghth
I. Gear i-gj Andersop. aula Go back
rs that A bunch of
at 214 West Hickory Street Denton
moon except Sunday by the Neu**
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"Then someday said the professor 'some__
poration will find itself in distress If the distress
brave young t
■ ready to kt
,e
SWP
HOUSE PAINT
TutuTutal^
NiMlines o
Salgodlicas
I
campaign works out more successfully than a cam-
paign which seeks to impose some penalty for non-
compliance.
yas stopped dead but
xhaustion to that effort
Boulware is the War Production Board s new . . . .
operations chief, the man who has to get fighting if it hadn’t been for the Allies,
equipment out to the time and quantity its need- these countries would be completely
I ed. Newspaper readers hardly know his name, but annihilated as units by a brutal . 400rmile coastline
WOOL CLASSIC
Slipover Sweaters
Sizes 34 to 40
$2.98
Your favorite in red. natural,
powder blue or navy
EXPERT CLEANING MAKES OLD
CLOTHES LIKE NEW!
(leaning. Glazing, General Repairing,
Repair Furs, All Types,
Alterations of Men’s and Women's Clothes,
Complete Service, Including Men's
Hats, Sized and Blocked.
VOGUE CLEANERS
AND FURRIERS
WASHINGTON
COLUMN
By PETER EDSON
NBA Staff CorresponderA
tries Furthermore, they are going installed?
to expect to be fed and financed by A * •
L« the Army’hadravelddeye
--d- ■—
vrter in Italy.
At Hheater have
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Nazism know* If the present breach can
what than? What else, save *
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unae and chsstor
and their govemments in exue ( A—An
to plenty in England. But I century: ._____
when tt looks like the tide is turn- as $50 per pound
ing against the Axis they begin to i • • •
very particular about what '
somebody might do to their coun- t
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in some fanmton
"Poland has the world s sympa- Davidson.
" ' । Roy Herd. Coast Quardsman of
New Orleans. visited his grand- .
mother. Mrs. Floyd Herd, here and
Jan
Mrs.
Miss 1
Sgt. I
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had 31 subscribers.
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9—When was the first temper-
Q—What woods are used in the
block printing of textiles?
| the Allies and yet apparently are
willing to stir up division among
! the victors in order to get assurance
of things they want to the future
Monday E
EASY TO BUY
in every
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JOHN A. ORR. REALTOR
(North Side Square)
REAL ESTATE — LOANS — RENTAIS
If we are thankful hi proportion 1 Tree wills have peen rled for
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unto Jehovah—Psalm 109130. ton Masters, J. Luther Myers and j Besure
qn Record-Cbronide
—-C—ICLE COMPANY mo..
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• wcong -ctams mall matter at Denton
and a profoundly going to be Time and the inhu-
only zeneraiship ence and friendship of the u re
i be dosed and Britain will work for Pol
sn more rehabiltation a an tndepen
pattern? How m enufftry ”___________
For a tune it was toss and go _
whether the underground would 1 sity for further training in commu-
welcome the liberating Russian ar- nications division Anny Air Corps
er than to realived now—Wictuta.Da
I want to be a general manager ”
That's simple, " shrugged the professor
He told Boulware to do this: tl) learn all the
bookwork of corporations learn all there is to
lime, holly, sycamore.
rain unless Poland's imperishable
rights are recognized immediately
system to Washington Grudgingly he hints that the Pol-
.. u, - uu..--------Texas M nil i valescing after havhig influenza.
Axis domination Since their only inlets and irregularities are includ- i -------------—_
hope has been of help from the ed in the m—urflN—*
I AUfes they shouldn’t be too parti- A—it is then V73. miles long
AIR SAFETY" .............
One of the highlights of the detailed report on
the achievements of the Army Air Force released by
Gen Henry H Arnold last Tuesday was the refer-
ence to the safety factor in aviation Gen Arnold
said that during 1944 an esumated to of each 100
h, X ,
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the nest to other plants as far as they can When
in the Crimea and the Dnieper bend may find them -
selves cut off—and in that case, Germany as a mih-
mmy event because so many of the foods you
IB coler ..and these f— — finesi, !
week’s speclal values! "Share and play square 4
— . .. and we belleve that thal
its wise to apologize to a man if you're wrong
and to a woman if you’re right
• • •
The supreme commander of the German navy
is reported on the skids As usual. grease for
Doenitz!
the room in a hurry Then much run-
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Boulware uses the same
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sometimes appears that a
Get your anti-freeze NOW
while'there is some available.
BRING YOUR
CONTAINER
$1.40 Gal.
(Ceiling Price)
RAY DICKSON
MOTOR CO.
Phone 1577
Should you desire to bake w ith ease
And have your bakings always please
Use MORRISON’S PEACEMAKER in ever case
No other flour can take its place.
MORRISON'S PEACEMAKER FLOUI
MeOlurkanBie
DR. KIOHA
McCrary Bull
DEC. L QI
Third Floor J
Ba Ph. 11
OPTOM
QLASSES sen
Lena M. kiles
Cray's Jewelry 81
CHIROF
Nervous and
Wo
OSTEi
DR. C. H
Omee Phone 340
road and a hell of a way to run a war
Here to the invasion of western Europe now being ;
planned Here is the Burma campaign in the mak- | tary
Kursk salient; the attack
paigns connected with the war effort in fact tv
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of the conference room flew open, every-
over half of Poland while the Ger-
mans were trushing the other half.
Suppose the Wehrmacht had gone
straight ahead to the eastern bor-
der right up against Russia what
then’
“In that case when Hitler did
A LOT OF FAT
Hardy any of the war campaigns other than the - . ... , . ..
, 7 0 . P ..., who can make what and seeing that he makes it
war loan drives have received as much advertising .. . -
GROVER STUART PLUMBING CO.
PLUMBING, WATER HE VTERS AND REPAIRS
Q I A L I T Y SEIM I ( E
Telephone No 41 122 E. Mehmney St.
an to
Mrs Ed Watt and Lieut and Mrs
Charles Shumaker Of Weatherford
visited Mr- and Mrs. W B Cham-
bers Mrs Robt. Chambers returned
to Weatherford with them Mrs
TEACHER SPEAKS TO JOHNSON'
CO. GROUP
Dr Evelyn M Carrington proles- ’
premier in exile to pipe down, aside ley's home is in Sanger where his
fr6m the old saying that beggars _ ---- ,,---------------
shouldnt be choosers Wihopt j WILL YOU
outside help Poland couldn't ufe a LI . VrC A LAAKE
finger in her own defense, could not HA V t A HOME
possibly hope to throw off the Nazi AFTER THE WAR*^
power would be finished Even if, as seems
veraty of Wisconsin. A professor asked undergrad-
uate Boulware what he wanted to do with his toe.
Boulware knew the answer
DENTON FEDERAL
SAVINGS a LOAN ASSN.
306 Jacknon Bldg. Phone M
FOR RENT—Clar
Elm St . 3-roon
furniahed, 830 me
WK HAVE plenty
Texas oranges,
lots of zood ontor
cook les, honey p
and shelled petal:
Tennesee red pod
tresh vegetablea
Apple Houne, pho
NEW shipment b
•69 SO sold on
niture Co.
OUARANTEED
painting at r
Trailer Camp 500
J FRANK 8OLC
consultant, real
104 K Oak Dent
NOTICE--All pro
the estate of M
hereby withdrawn
Luella MeGaffey B
NEW ahipment o
ing chair $8 50
lure Co
KEEPING A DIARY
Among the activities which Tod
took was that of keeping a diary; bu
pened for several day* and he gave 1
many iadividuis Whore New Tar
chide the keeping of a daily rcoda
most of them, like Mark Twalm,”
acter eive H up because noting se
Ehat As worth recording
According to an Associated Press
many at the American soldier* in in
the diary habit. Of al'fokks. thdne
services —rid train dhemnelves 1ow
day to day their expa—a theiF
reecthons to events They cannofdlea
mies with lowers or
| nades
JVST
AMONG US
FOLKS
PA:NT NEAOQUARTFRS
pmrnm
-gt -21
a
l the eastern posi-
of the blow about
t b the lezson of
--------on which dermans
are tow mi ng just as a new year B dawning gray
upon them —New York Herald-TribtoM-
they are to have a better chance of defeating the j Boulware is 48 now When he's 55 he wants to go
1 back to college—this time to teach
STORAGE, HAULING
know about the production end. t3» learn selling.. ——.
marketing and the public-contact part of business i thy-—a brave long-suffering and
. . . ; great people in spite of Germany's
. four-year attempt to degrade. de-
Half-Way through his recital. General Anderson
was interrupted one colonel came in a back door
of the qgnl erence room and walked forward to uha-
per in the ear of a couple of other colonels AU three
cular about who recovers their
countries from the Germans As
It is a murderous generali
incompetent one but tt to
ing Here is the Pacific offensive against Japan un-
der way All require intricate scheduline of suppty
and the most detailed operational scheming All
must be temporarily held in suspense while the
Army moves in to buck up a broken-down civilian
economy and stop the threat of a strike
Secretary Stimson s conference was symbolic of
this whole disgraceful business The secretary had
called no press conference. Instead, a conference
had been arranged by the Army Air Porces for
Maj -Gen "Frederick L Anderson Jr head of the
American Eighth Bomber Command in England.
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General Anderson args to be' in Washington only
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Avoid Errors In Making
Returns! Get Your
mtirAhe
GOOD DIRT, n
Phone 172
the idea when he was baseball captain at the Uni- 1 to rule will not throw any obstacles H_____ —____
the path of Russian armies now cently from visiting her husband in '
eing Poland from the Nazi yoke • North Carelia H • an auiatinn I
Some of the weak coumtries in
Europe are getting too particular
Unable to defend themselves, they | Q
folded up and submitted to — Axis the Er
lan - •
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“een-ThheMagMeTA-e-haa
—When was tea first used by
ed which should induce the Polish 1 where Cearley is stationed Cear-
countries shouldn't be so parUcpUr
about all the ''rights' they would
Heres what causes a bottleneck A manufacturer lke to enjoy.
is asked for So many parts. He says he can't do it
because of other contracts or something .
Here's what happens to tt WPB men visit the
9t aaswte
TO USE GOOD PAINT
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yoke Russia, good or bad. is fur-
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Naturopathy,
digeetive rheumu
Bldg, N. Side 8q
PRIVATE I
ACADEMIC. SCI
Private! Lease
BASIC ROMAN
Latin, French. 1
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CAPT VICAL. LL
1621 W Sycamo
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' time.' You can't buy aspirin thatisan
more for you, so why W more:Wori
(argent seller at lOi,36rtbetk 29
UM) onlv 350 Get St. Toseph ASPu
We have 1o additional acreage, no aulditional +tachin-
ery, and ibe same or probably less farmpwer However,
with judiciously careful planning and even more effi-
cient production, were going to make that goal, so
_1:plan each acre wisely; 2: feed livestock balanced
Denton Dairy Diets; 3: use superior fertilizers; I: ro-
tate crops.
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M0ggthanidpan((. ' A
on W <W ot LAving to—iowed under by the avalanene at
—-celling priees featured far — famous WHITE FOOD SALE!
Opening hours: 11 a. m. t?
Ip- P- m. Also our regular time, 3
M-|p.m.to9p.m.
e Joe's Steak Houne
Fi “On the Highway"
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na Annocinted Fism is exclusively entitled to th
mptfpueiiaton’r all news dsspatehes cranee
V‘1or nok otherwis credited in this paper and aw*
the tonal news published herein
NOTICE TO THE PL BLic
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, repu
uuoFlor standing of any firm individual or corpora:
to‘w be gMo corrected upon. Ming called to the
'WBNft**' attention.
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BARGAINS IN U
oil, adjust any
china In your hon
WILL FAT CASH
nograph recur
Shop
UFT OH aan or r
C. H. Miler, ph
Russ in an Amarillo hospital.
Willamson was formerly
Odessa Shelton of Sanger
Special to Record-Chronicle
SANGER. Jan 10—. D Nelson '
died at his home at Overton Tues-.'
. . - . short period of German-Russian
through along a 180-mdle front which Marshal Sta- collaboration when Germany
| im has announced to the thundering guns of the f marched into Poland from the west.
| Moscow garrison, has ripped into the German Unes Russia marched in from the east
I at their most sensitive single spot “Rout” and The Germans came with fire and
There was somethingpathetic and shameful a hoi it j breakthrough” have always been somewhat elastic sword destroying everything
Secretary of War Hery L Stimsons surprise press terms in the fluid fighting on the great Russian ■ their path The Russians moved in
conference when he announced how the Army was Ironts
taking over the railroads The mere fact that the I wreck of dozens of Nazi divisions, describing Ger-
Army was having to stop everything, right in the i man garrisons lost and isolated in the torrent of
middle of a war to run the railroads, was a sad i batue sweeping around them suggest that this time
commentary—a ghastly confession that. In Bob C*- l the huge breach
. . . . ' rhe C.ovinane If
, Miike Your New
Spring Dress
SPRING
RAYONS
body sy90d up. and in walked Secretary Stimson,
followed by Leut -Gen Brehon Somervell to tell
•ShK. ALroa."an Armanutsarer VkS
rez hto order for government seizure
T#-Tha —Qr of how the war in the air was being
| wait The whole war could wait
P—G Stimson and General Somervell
Ruh with their announcementa. General
lock the Roor agaln for a few closing Fre-
he troops at the ft— an keep their eyes
|bm front" he said, “and Im glad to be
back and tell them how well this situation
Balanced Menu*!
Sensible Prices!
. .. . .. even the expectation of independ-
The German* find themselves confronting their ence in any foreseeable future
worst military dwagter since Stalingrad and one far
more ominous in it* possible implications. The break -!
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at-homes can. that nothing ever __
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bur 08—ry has 0— t—. ft
Born to Sgt and Mrs George
whhamson, a girl named
...» Filed for Probate
TT‘T l
Says the Abilene keporter-News
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T _ uct. Boulware and his staff know tiie capacity and
waste fat, and 52 per cent have turned in 130.OOO.0IX) 1 contract obligations of every plant involved,
pounds of fat since the campaign began a little more | *
PRESCRIPTIONS
pounded Two I
Moderate prices
Drug Store
LOOK—We have
hand, studio c
springs, good bed
and mattresses, <
half-bed, springs i
eral sewing mach
gss. oll and woo
and wood heater
bicycles and hun
ful items for ye
Salvage & Trade I
ory St . phone 28
nishing most of the strength to
crush the German despoiler* of
: Poland. The fact that she tent
doing it as a favor to the Poles but
in preservation of her own neck is
beside the point Without Russia's
help now Poland never could enjoy
| sam- -1 .
h
gtingngt
J. J. M A C L A C H L A N
representing
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MRLIMA
( hartered in I >71
Jackson Bldg. Phones 365 or 325
WeDBSON P
M Years
Phone — IOC
$U8T n . ved o
bulk seed.
Hard ware
Dle ' •
"Suppose Russia hadn’t taken I
Robt. Chambers has returned re-
make his . unprovoked attack on
Russia there isn't the slight-
doubt that his total momenm
would have carried him to and be-
yond Moscow, and Russia would have
been defeaed quickly The fact he
didn't and couldn't wasn't an acci-
dent Foxy Joe Stalin had pushec1
his outposts far into Poland as a
cushion against the ven attack he
knew was coming thereby allowig
plenty of space "o slow the
Wehrmacht down and eventually
throw it into reverse This, taken in
conjunction with the pressing back
of Finland and the sovietizing ' of
BY funny people no tenter keep fumiy albums_
Vunnier when they did—Abilene to
N mterrpe I
a few hours He was authorized to reveal one
most dramatic disclosures of the war—how
last two months in spite of bad weather pe_______
Bomber Command had dropped nearly (6.000 tons
of high explosives oa German targets k dropping
them sometimes through clouds 25.000 het thick. „ . . — — — -=
but with every axsurance- tnat those bombs were • after the niver had been lore— a— to do
hl til ng their targets with accuracy because of newly '
developed navigation techniques
Company. Inc
Ahaociated Presa.
Texas Daily Press Lengue
PHON EM
SpELit^=,0"'
SURSCRIPTION BATES
One war (in advance)
th* by mat (in advance)
Th— months by matt (in advance)
ont delivered
Rtesia? Right now the job is to
whip the Axis and these little
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his parents. Mr and Mrs Hayes
Herd in Denton.
Corp William R. Harper, station- 1
ed at Camp Wallace is on a fur- !
lough visiting his parente. Mr and :
Mrs W A Harper.
Born to Master Sgt and Mrs
Marshal] Cearley. Jan 3, a son
Robert Marshall, at Galesburg IU •
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★ It costs less to nrep your medicine chest well sup-
plied than it does to pay unne esary doctor bills. Then,
too, you help the war effort and help relieve the strain
on the doctor.
- than a year ago, which is a pretty good testimonial ■
of the power at advertising and planned publicity.
The American people as a whole want to do
helptul things to win the war quickix.-but they
Ulf WIIJJAMS Stort
I I " • Bril III / ! mJ
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ba-xee
mpvepenee
1 American Cleaners. Phone 260.
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a home now. Home ownership is
one of the outstanding feature* of
the American way of Hfe.
— Miss Martha Jo Hawes of T. S ,
telephone switchboard C W visited Mrs W B Chambers
- _ ’ i Miss Betty Pridemore of Fort ।
A—Th New Haven, Conn., 1878. It Worth visited Miss Merle Arv
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said. ... i the types of jobs open industry, jobs for every per-
This information should be reassuring to a great | sonanty —extroverts, would-be world travelers, quiet
many people who notice the increasing number of । retiring types Wouldn't it be swell to get everybody
accidents reported in the newspapers but have no doing the job he wants to do?'
hand gra- ; Lieut John B Knapp of Camp
Bowie visited his sister. Mrs. W M
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-- the Baltic States saved Russia
was the immense retreat to the Dnieper under the from disaster and just as certat ,
Russan counterblow Again misjudging the situation spelled disaster for Hitler Th r
iheGermanstied Lo hang on in the Dnieper bend Russians not only outfought Ui i
* — —e2 ■--- .--- t-solauneh- Germans—4they outthought then i
ed thetr attack against the Kiev salient Again it was too T*
stopped again the Russian armies have fallen upon By all means let justice be done
an enemy exhausted by the effort and driven him to Poland's righful claims, but tiA
dem-timedn"a
„ r-w- Aor - amimeu
one
For it is a repettion. on a greater and more dan-
cerous xcale of all the defeats which have been stead-
ily accumulating in the Russian war It represents
a repetition of all the fundamental error* of strategy
and psychology which have been committed before
and which are, perhaps, ineradicable in the Nazi
। concept of war Hitler, overruling his general* hung
i on too long before Moscow in 1991 and suffered his
first major reverse. He hung on too long at Stalin-
grad and suffered a second and more disastrous one
Misjudging the Russian strength, be attacked, at
the opening of this year; campaign, against the
Professit
DEN
W. N. ROWELI,,
REFRESH YOURSELF
* AAF pilots can be expected to come through with-
out a scratch Furthermore he reported despite the
vast increase in the number of men flying the 1943
accident rate per 1000 hours flown actually dec 1m- | ._______________________
ed a bit although an increased accidentrate has j becomes acute enough you maybe picked to straight-
ou-year awemP io aegruae. ae
cor. , moralize despoil and destroy them
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Edwards, Robert J. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 127, Ed. 1 Monday, January 10, 1944, newspaper, January 10, 1944; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1426902/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Denton Public Library.