The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 202, Ed. 1 Friday, May 24, 1940 Page: 11 of 22
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FRIDAY, MAY 24.1940
Social Security Benefit
Saved From Cent Lots
Want-Ad Service—Call 2-5151
THE FORT WORTH PRESS
Want-Ad Service—Call 2-5151
10c
.Can
2C
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MONTEREY, Tenn.—If book-
keepers for ths Social Security
Board can’t get their bank books
to balance, probably they should
remember that Gilford Dillard of
Meoterey figured it was net eco-
nomical to spend a dime to get
• cents
Dillard received a check for 9
cents from the Social Security
Board. The bank would have
charged him 10 cents for handling
it had he cashed the check— so hr
kept the check.
Mexicans Hope.
For Barter Deal
With Japanese
■ Would Exchange Raw
Materials For Japan's
Manufactured Goods
Britain Demonstrates the Defense For Texas Hunter Trains Coyote
3 1 F • ■ e TY _ . L... .. e To Point Pheasants
Real Meaning of Democracy n Fields Asked __________*
People ‘Gave Dictatorial Powers to Their BLACKFOOT, Idaho. Claims
Government So They May Resume Them Later’ Industrialists and ‘ of extraordinary, hunting ability
overmens Y - * I 11 are made by Arthur Nelson of
By LOUIS F. KEEMLE Business Men Urge —Springfield for his favorite hunt.
United Press Cable Editor Al R. Can - ing companion a full-blooded
Great Britain has just given the world a remarkable demonstra- neon PY 9095999 - foyote.
tion of democracy, - a. detapt :The animal was taken from a
The people of the great Democratic kingdom have voluntarily ___e
turned over their liberties to their elected government, permitting it HOUSTON May 14
STOCKYARDS
IRKET
and GROCERY
2462 64 66-68 NORTH M VIN ST
GRANDMA'S
PRESERVING
Revealed
by
“MAMMA’S
CO SUGAR’
litter of five coyotes. It has been
........... ...... ........ ... ——-----.-----------, .--------- ... industrial raised like a dog Nelson says
to match the lightning, arbitrary decisions which Hitler’s totalitarian data and business men had called the coyote has no peer at pointing
state enables him to make. ♦ ---------------—ion Congress today torast sat “her pheasants. His natural speed also
w use war-time levelling pro- Howley, British fascist leader, tfontar dere.de, Ada provide protect: makers the coyote A natural rabbit
cess. It gives the banker the had been thrown into prison. don for the vital ml-fields and hunter. A :___,
same status as the laborer; the No explanation was offered -, th. gouthwnat
By JOHN THOMPSON
Scripps-Howard News Alliance Writer
K SAN FRANCISCO. May, 24. cess It gives the banker the had been thrown into prison
1 Metcaneat thev are :out to same status as the laborers the No explanation was offered, refineries tor the Southwest
■ pneye vnav S . peeress and the fishwife are Perhaps a clue was contained in
close a huge barter deal with equally subject to the state 1 - Aunane at th. Landan Daily After a detailed survey of the
/ Japan, giving the Japanese free 22
I access to Mexico's raw materials' . British People’s Answer ,
■ in return for product, of Japan. George Bernard Shaw observed .
1 1 that Hitler made the fatal mis- against us
1 A Mexican trade mission head-take of getting the British people
1 ed by Ernesto Hidalgo, sec rotary frightened, and this is their an
1 srA Nt jus ^tX^" “ne British decision is historic. e .
/ oupurine our five weeks in It changes temporarily, a system Every State Capital
I had deension to of individual freedom which haa ‘
I Japan we have hadh occasion te existed for centuries BOUNTIFUL, Utah. — Blue-
\ anose leddera in government and The word ' temporarily" should eyed, light-haired Craig Knewell
I business, said Senor Hidalgo" in bocotrepaeduanete surrender The Rushforth, Bountiful’s 31-month-
/ a statement before the mission InuenEAF" Manchester Guardian
" sailed on its return trip to Mex put it succinctly this way:
ico. o"We must surrender our liber-
Results Expected ties to the government of our
choice in order that we may
resume them."
People Behind Churchill
Churchill and his ministers will
KANSAS MILLS MORE FLOUR
- the comment ot the London Dally yfinton Thauatrin Aes and of the TOPEKA Kan Kansas Is step
H. who is not with us is Southwest th* Houston Chamber ping up in the ranks of Hour-pro- 1
' ' of Commerce urged prov iston of during states and produced 15, per
aerial defenses for the oil indus. cent of all flour nulled in the na- |
try and asked other cities to join ition during February, a report by ,
in plans for creation of a new Secretary J. C Mohler of the
branch of the armed services to State Board of Agriculture dis- 1
protect the “home front" in time closed,
of war 1
Infant Prodigy Knows
HOME OWNED AND OPERATED
NOTICE!!
For Your Convenience We Will Be Open
Each Night Until 9 P. M.—Open Sunday
Until 1 P. M. 4
These Prices Effective Thru Sunday
RI****IWIALR=
| "We have had many round-table
conferences in such cities as
Osaka, Japan's industrial center
I believe these conferences will
soon show tangible results.
“Mexico is embarking on an ex-
UMamma’s Sugar—Imperial Pure
Cane—has printed a booklet called
Grandma’s Pantry Shelf and Some
of Her Preserving Secrets. In it are
revealed the two primary secrets
that Grandma credited with her
preserving genius. These secrets
were: Good recipes and good sugar
—real cane, pure cane sugar. By
using Grandma's modernized, sim-
plified recipes and Imperial Pure
Cane Sugar, you, too, can be-
SPATT’N
come a preserve
ing artist.
feee
Sent ” Congressmen the armed services ‘ “national
. A. report •......itted by George industrial defense corps" to work
A Hill Jr, oil company executive, against saboteurs, spies and "fifth
representing the aviation and mill- column activities
tary affairs committies of the v
chamber, which made the survey, Caird VILA Ama
was sent to members of the Tex- 'It is idle to prepare to defend
ae delegation in Congress a front and leave vital rear areas
It recommended: 1. Re-establish- helpless,” the report said. "The
ment of Ellington Army airfield destruction of Norway, Denmark
near Houst on and Holland w as accomplished in
old child prodigy, is amazing lis-
teners with memory feats.
Bountiful residents headed by
School Principal J. A. Taylor have
interviewed the boy repeatedly
and gone away astounded. They
report Craig not only can repeat 2. Establishment of a seaplane large part by spies, saboteurs,
the capitals of every state in the base at Morgan’s Point, mouth of traitors and parachute troops op-
,,.,— t mon backward, forward or at Buffalo Ba you on the Ho iston erating far behind the front lines
indicates that the people- are back random, but knows at eight each Channel. Action now would not be "hye-
of them letter of the alphabet, and num: 3. Training of civilian pilots teria the report asserted, but
But there is still pat I lament It bers. He demonstrates traffic here. would be ‘simply practical real-
has relinquished without a mur- driving agnale, and the meaning 4. Creation of a new branch of ism."
mur its jealous prerogatives but of colored traffic lights and can ======
retains the power to turn the also name most Important dates F111 Welfare Orders
FaletatoramipP out or ornce As of history and prominent officials-re Fill WIeare preera
quickly as It voted the extra- of the nation, state, county, city |
ordinary powers
History illustrates the strength
of such a system. In the days of
be able to rule virtually by decree.
The unanimous tone of the’press
tensive internal development pro-
gram. including the building , of
roads, hydro-electric plants, indus-
trial equipment and other enter-
prises. Naturally, Mexico will
need much heavy machinery, loco-
motives, highway machinery and
similar equipment) We believe
Japan will be able to furnish us
with this equipment, or st least
I the greater part of it, in the near
future.. . the Roman republic, it was used
•’On the other hand, we hope in time of crisis, but the period of
that Mexico will be able to induce, dictatorship was sharply defined
Japan to buy mere of our iron and1-4
other minerals, cotton and other
99 a a PA0 Sugar Cured al
RAMS I Roy Smoked Eg
* 8.386 8-10 Lb. Average Lh. A 20
PICNICSE T16c
Pork Roast = 10c
and his church.
• 1:
MAN, DONKEY DEFEND ISLE |
GUERNSEY, C. I. John Perrio,
and it was held strictly account-
able for its acts. The people re-
served their latent power. The de-
Pailne
- SUGAR
sp
Toobrain your free, postpaid copy of _
• Grandma’s Pantry Shelf, and Some If I
• Her Preserving Secrets, tear out this ad J
•. and send with one empty Imperial •
■ Sugar sack oe carton top in Imperial •
• Sugar Co. Depex-lGugar Land, Tex. ■
IMPERIAL
SUGAR
raw materials and possibly our
marine products."
Mission Investigated
When the mission left California
on a Japanese liner, three months
ago. Senor Hidalgo and other
members of the party said they
had been invited by the Japanese
Chamber of Commerce and In-
dustry. The mission, they Indi- „,„,. .... -u-*==- ........
cated, was not empowered to cop- down or switched Into
elude agreements or treaties, but form of activity; his personal
would investigate * and report on property, even his home, might
the possibilities of closer Mexican- be requisitioned by the state. His
Japanese trade, wealth is subject to the state
Many Mexicans hope that the No one shall be allowed to make
prospective deal will make their a penny of profit from the war.
country independent of trade with Any gain above normal will be
the United States and overcome confiscated The banks will be
the American financial embargo closely controlled. Labor willingly
which has resulted from Mexican surrenders its hard-won rights,
expropriation of American-owned The drastic bill was, in fact, in-
properties. I troduced in commons by Clement
The Japanese are said to feel R. Attlee, leader of the -labor
that they will get greatly needed +
raw materials from Mexico and
will be given a free hand in the
exploitation of that country. Obvi-
ouelv. if such a deal goes through.
United States relations wth Mex-
ico will become more complicated,
and Japanese activity in the coun-
try just to our south may present
us with new problems.
I cline , of the Roman Empire was
accompanied by a period of un-
limited dictatorships and tyranny.
Has No Choice 6
The Briton today has no free-
dom of choice. He can be put
into the army or into any line of'
work in which the state needs
him. His business might be closed
+ another
70, and his donkey form the de-
fense unit of Brerqhou Island,
eight miles from Guernsey. With
only six miles of island and a
dozen Inhabitants. Perrio ' and
Clarabelle, his donkey, find they
esn manage quite well to keep
guard.
W WEATHERFORD S
mninerce
CASH STORE
Welfare Orders Solicited—Free Delivery
Bulk
Shortening 4.. 29
Armour’s
mygeu:T3 All Purpose
REMIT Sandwich
33Meet
Shop Sliced
BACON
...17«
12-
Lb. “
Fresh Ground Lb. a A
Hamburger MEAT 11®
POTTED MEATS
PINTO BEANS
VIENNA SAUSAGE
Dutchess
FLOUR
2 Cans)
Lb. Ea.
Can
5.
48 289.
CORN FLAKES
10c Size
SCOT SUET JUICE No. “Can
be
party.
The British public was first
made aware of the workings of
the new system when the speaker
of the House of Commons an-
nounced that Capt. Archibald
Ramsay, a Conservative member
of the House, and Sir Oswald
J. W. NICNOLS
719 N. Mala St.
“Where Good Quality Is
Not Expensive”
Milk Fed a
HENS „ 18c
Milk Fed
Fryers ^Zoc
Fat Hee - _
Turkeys 1 5c
Dressed Free: ,
Ready to Cook
Bright U Early
COFFEE
al7e
EGGS, Fresh Doz.
RINSO Large Size Ea
SALMON, Pink Lh. Can
15
Large Fancy, New op o
Potatoes 10 L. 23°
Fancy Vine Ripened m
TOMATOES l^T^
Fresh Roasting Pee-Cooled ,
EAR CORN 2 v.!
Fresh Picked.
Dewberries -
snmee wa Mean, a THE RtiNT TO Lma QUANTITIES
ST @ 0A
uuc.
Fancy. De
"7" ROAST 12
Drum ine
FISH ... 10°
Fresh I.h.
Fancy
“7”
Cured
STEAK 12
Half or
_____.___ RAMO Whole
Freoh Lb. 4 Aw Sugar Cured
PORK CHOPS 13° JOWLS
I Fresh
: GR. BEANS I.b.
5® Potatoes
California 45 Green
ORANGES Dec. 17° ONIONS
I Pork CHOPS“ 15c
LUNCH MEATS
SLICED BOLOGNA .
PICKLE LOAF 1
...Lb. 9c
______________Lb. 15c
BOILED HAM (Armour’s Star) ....Lb. Sfe
ITALIAN LOAF
Lb. IV
9
4.-11®
De
, Yellow F. Fresh Box P
: SQUASH 3 L. 5° DEW BERRIES 5
Pickling (Bring Jug)
VINEGAR o.t.
IK- Armour’s
16 Mil Y 6 Small or
I MILA 8 Lge. Cans
Welch’s Kfk- Whitehouse -7 40.
Grapejuice P1 19°. DICE 2 N. 13°
Bright * Early 10 1 Pinto Ade
TEA KT *132° REARS 10: 49°
DELIVERY SERVICE
i Last AN ALUMINUM
VACUUM COFFEE MAKER
PRICE
$1.35
for ADMIRATION
VACUUM COFFEE
MAKER and ONE
lb.of ADMIRATION
JECLLUl
Cof fee
Fresh Call
Call
Fresh Calf Fresh Calf Fresh Pork
BRAINS HEARTS LIVER
8c Lk. lOCta.
9C Ls.
(Sliced)
PURE LARD e 15c
Attention Fishermen I Lb.
Large Gulf SHRIMP 18c
Here It Is-Something New!
SUGAR CURED-HICKORY SMOKED
PORK CHOPS S E.
Delicious Fried With KER* %
For Break fast.................LD. on
Demco Full 16-0z. Can ,
PORK‘N’BEANS 1 ~ 1
40 Grain Distilled .
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(4) Thermoplax handle—cannot burn.
(S) Oversize seal—faster filtering.
(6) Snap in double filter—simple; effective.
(7) Perfected disk—faster filtering.
Full Qt. Church Brand
ADA DTP TT tEGST We Will Redeem PO
GRAPE JUICE Coupons o an 7
Your Iron For Today
RAISINS ‘."‘ANetin
4 25c
Frazier’s 14-02.
CATSUP
10c -
Reg. M« Size
OXYDOL
15c L.
Full Na. * Cans
Tomatoes
5c ...
YOU WILL FIND THE FRESHEST THE MARKET
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Glassdrip prepared in the new Admiration Vac-
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then filtered the new vacuum way, you are as-
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full of mellow full-bodied richness.
BANANAS mipe Doz. 10c
BEETS P*th
Ls: 2c
Large Mexico 46.
Ieppaes Sugar Loaf Ba. IUC
LIMES—
CORN E
Doz.
3 r 50
POTATOES * 10 • 15c
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Weaver, Don E. The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 202, Ed. 1 Friday, May 24, 1940, newspaper, May 24, 1940; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1685515/m1/11/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fort Worth Public Library.