Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 1, 1955 Page: 4 of 12
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fense force, it should have 350,-
000. Shigemitsu promised Japan
would do its best. It expects to
have 1,300 planes by 1960. ,
West Germany. The former en-
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A terrific buy at these low price*.
Sites 10 to 20.
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your full cotton skirts.
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boro church who are preparing
for active ministry. Jack Gorham
and Carroll Brown are complet-
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in
Sizes: 3 to 6x
7 to 14
Plaids, solids, stripes.
Jumper styles.
A WONDERFUL SELECTION
OF HRE WASHABLE FABRICS
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Two Whitesboro
Men to Preach
Two young Whitesboro men,
George Baum and Robert Hock-
ing. were recommended to re-
ceive licenses to preach in the
Methodist church at the first
quarterly conference held recent-
ly in the Robertson Memorial
Methodist church of which Rev.
John Brand is pastor.
• Baum is a sophomore at North
Texas State college in Denton
and plans to enter Perkins Theo-
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Den Mothers and
Cubmasters Hold
Roundtable Meet1
A Roundtable meeting of Cub
Scout Den Mothers and Cubmas-
ters for this district was held
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Owen, left, shows his champion Hampshire ewe at the Cooke
other, Nick Frank Owen, is seen with his champion South-
So soft, so rich, so easy to' tailor, you'll love it ,
for sport togs, tots’ overalls, distinctive looking -
home decorating too! Wonderful fabric buy ...
and it's machine washable! .o
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Gunter discussed the Septem-
ber Cub Scout Roundup during
which time all boys of eligible
age will be contacted through
their school. Murphy told of the
organization of a Webelos Den
which will hav its first meet-
itionally priced!
ted styles in lus-
new shades.
quickly. Need no
being put together now is
a “security force.”
Nylon Tricot
1 Gowns
L. T. Gunter, cubmaster, di-
rected the business session and
Murphy brought out points on
the importance and responsibility
of the den chief. The September
theme on “Robin Hood” was out-
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armed forever.
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September to receive their licens-
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four associated with the Whites-
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ROOM SIZE COTTON LOOP RIKS
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Murphy home, 903 South Rusk
street. Boys are requested to be
there promptly at 7 o’clock and
they will be dismissed promptly
at eight. ' f
. Mrs. J. A. Enderby, Hood road,
announced the September Round-
table will be held at her home,
Thursday, September 8.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. William E. Miller, Mrs. M.
J. Wilson and the hosts of Pack
.Mr. G. A. Scott, Mrs. Helen
Seiwell, Miss . Mary Jo Walter
and L. T. Hunter of Pack 657;
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Your best buy in fine pastel colore
Maize, blue, green,, rose, orchid
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ing their work at SMU, Dallas.
in has been protected from
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and planes stationed in and
re on Japan's determination to
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Sanforized Cotton Shirts in
10 color*. Sizes 32 to 30.
Outstanding values at these
low prices, so select many.
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Once again this ironic reversal
of his ory was highlighted yes-
terday Secretary of State Dulles
and Japanese Foreign Minister
Shigemitsu issued a statement
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10 Fall colors. Sizes 34 to
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CREST CARDIGAN
Opening with the den mother
piedge and cub scout handshake.
Di J. Murphy led the group in
singing, "We’re Forever Boosting
Cubbing."
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Roasts 35*
Penney’s Newesr — The
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Gerber’s BABY FOODS................12 Cans $1.00
Kimbelrs Sour Pinted CHERRIES, 303 Coe..... .. - 20c
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Shobe and J. O. Miller of Pack
654 and Murphy, district scout-
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Tell your merchant
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From the American viewpoint
—with its eyes ’ fastened on the
strength of Red China—Japan
isn’t rearming fast enough.
The American zeal of early
post war days to force Japan to
stay peaceful was shared by Ja-
panese. They wrote into their
constitution — under American
guidance — a determination to
stay Unarmed.
By JAMES MARLOW
sdAssociated Press News Analyst
-- WASHINGTON. Sept. 1 (P)-
TAe cold war with Russia and
Rfd China has grabbed history
by the tail and turned it
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wants to withdraw its
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defend themselves. I
Under American prodding the
Japanese are building an army,
but slowly. But because.,of the
constitutional prohibition against
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It could be called an army, it’s
right name, if the constitution
were changed. That may be dle
in time. But a change in the con-
station requires a two-thirds
vote in both houses of Parlia-
ment and a majority vote by the
people.
There are two main political
parties in Parliament—Shigemit-
su’s Democrats and the Liberals
—but neither has a majority and
therefore neither can supply the
two-thirds vote necessary to
amend the constitution.
i The Socialists of left and right,
are against rearmament. So are
the Communists, If the Demo-
crats and Liberals merge, as they
may, they will have a majority
but will still be 13 seats short of
two-thirds.
Dulles and Shigemitsu talked ■
here yesterday, the last day of
the foreign minister’s visit, of 1
when Japan would be strong •
enough to defend itself and the ,
American troops in Japan, now
100,000. could be withdrawn.
That is some distance away. 1
The Japanese have about 150,000
troops in their ground forces .
now. Shigemitsu talked of in- 3
creasing them to about 180,000 1
by 1958. ]
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• country’s worries about Russia
increased and Red China became
n- a threat in Asia.
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 1, 1955, newspaper, September 1, 1955; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1580379/m1/4/?q=C.+I+Scofield: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.