Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 106, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 29, 1943 Page: 5 of 8
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PAIR HAY UK MORE PLANES
AND EQUIPMENT FOR PACIFIC
By United Fran
•Chiefs of U. S. forces in China
were in Washington today for
conferences at which they may
seek more planes and equip-
ment to throw against the .lap-
uiese while in Shanghai an ene-
^ spokesman predicted an of-
fensive In the Pacific area to
relieve the allied pressure on
Gerp-.any.
Lt. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell,
uommander of forces in Burma,
Bnina and India, and Maj. Gen.
Claire J. Chennault, commander
of the 14th U. S. air force in
China, were scheduled to talk
with chief of Staff Gen. George
Marshal. Their visit follows
a month similar trips by lea-
tiers under Gen. Douglas Mac-
Arthur in the Southwest Pacific.
A German transocean dispat-
ch from Shanghai quoted Yoji
i>ta, identified as the Japan-
embassy spokesman, as say-
ing that the allies are unable to
reinforce Australia and India
against a coming Japanese
thrust because of 1 he policy of
txving to- knock out Germany
flrst.
On the fighting fronts, (lie
British repulsed anojlicr Ja-
panese effort lo dislodge
III em from the Ma.vu Pen In-
fslilu in Klirina, reporting
that attacks l:tul been thrown
Itark after brisk fighting. It
was the second futile Japan-
«\se try this week.
_Gon. MacArthur's bombers
™>red direct hits on a 2,000-ton
Japanese cargo ship in the Ara-
fura Sea yesterday, following
up successful attacks on two
other vessels in the same gen-
ual area. A reconnaissance flier
reported discovery of what ap-
peared to be a new Japanese
landing stirp at Dyaul Island,
south of New Ireland, possibly
one of those developed for the
Mtpected Japanese attack to-
Wird Australia.
In China, a slackening of the
Japanese offensive in the Taih-
ung mountains on the Hunan-
Shansi border was reported. .
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WHAT YOUR BONDS BUY
Fast Army Fighter Planes—
Like the P-38 "Lightnings"
Cost % 100,000 to Build—1334
S100 War Bonds at $75 Each
SCOUT TEACH Kit—.Mrs. Hiir-
ve.v Meyer, den mother for the
Cub Scouts of .lolin It. I,eivis
school for four years juid ar-
live leader of .voting people in
Sweetwater is teaching a
training course for den mo-
thers at. 2:15 p. in., Friday at
the City Commission room.
Mrs. Meyer urges a large rep-
resentation at the series of
seven courses underway.
'Truck Buster* Film
Packs Many Thrills
At Texas Theatre
Miles of thrills come roaring
down the highway in "Truck
Blisters'' with Richard Travis,
Virginia Christine and Charles
Lane at the Texas Theatre to-
day. The story js topical, based
on the recent prosperity of the
trucking business because of I
war demands, and centers
around the efforts of a group
of independent, truckers to break
the monopoly of the large organ-
ization in control. Travis, lead-
ing the independents, has the
help of the marketers, and con-
tinues in business even after
his trucks have been seized by
the? finance company.
At The Kit/.
With cold courage they face
, the murderous threat of the Ges-
tapo. Sherlock Holmes and the
Secret Weapon starring Basil
Rathbone and Nigel Bruce at
the Ritz Theatre.
ON THE AIR WITH
KXOX <
1240 lUot'jclM
FRIDAY'S PROGRAM
7:110—Sunrise Jamboree
^7:l."i—-Wake up anil IJve
*7:5."—News
8:<H —Top of the .Morning
8:15—Symphonic Moods
—Devotional
8:45—Shall We Waltz
j|>:tH>—Vaughn Monroe Orcll.
^1:15—Music in the Air
Side Glances
J):45—A lo 7j Iii Novelty
10:00—«Ne u.s
10:05—Listen, You'll Like It
^0::i0—Music Land
10:45—Just Ite'iiN
tl:(M>—Master Singers
11:15—Vincent Lope/, Orch.
11:II0—Joy Theatre Time
11::I5—'Traffic Jam Session
Al:45—Hymns You Love
12:00—News
12:10—Song Parade
12:15—Melody Mill
12:!I0—Something to Cnnv
A built
02:15—Your Exchange
1:00—Down on the Farm
1::t0—Rural Rhythms
1:4.V—Reflections in Ithyllini
2:00—Iteipiest Hour
H:00—News
0!:l."V—to Mllslr
;i::m—I'ncle Sain
.">:45—Tropical Moods
4:IMt—Church in the Wildwooil
4:1."—For Dancers Only
4::i«—Vocal Varieties
A4:l.~—Jesse Crawford
5:00—Modern Meiwiles
5:1."—Rhythm Club
5:45—A lot> i l<anil
0:00—Slipper Dance Time
15:15—New*
—Mellow Mlisle
0:45—Sports I'arade
7.-00—Allen Roth
7:iMP—-Orjran Reveries
7:45—Novatime
HiM)—Let's Dance
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DRIVI OUT
. Roundworms can
raune real trouble
Inside you or your
child 1 Watch (or
warning stgnm
^dieting, "picky" appetite. Itchy note or
■■at. If you even auapect roundworms, get
Jaynt'a Vermifuge today I JAYNE'S la
America** leading proprietary worm medi-
cine i used by mllllona (or over a century.
' roundworm«.
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rlca'a lea<
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17-42 \
For a neater-thanneat look,
this house frook is the answer
. and for real cool comfort
nothing can beat the square
neck and set-in belt.
Pattern No. 8108 is in sizes
1J, 11. Hi, 18. 20; Id and 12. Size
l i takes, with .drop shoulder
sleeves, :i :5-1 yflnls 35-inch ma-
terial.
For this attractive pattern,
send 15 cents, plus I cent for pos-
tage. in coins, with your name,
address, pat tern number and size
Sweetwater Reporter Today's
Pattern Service, 100 7th Avenue,
New York, N. Y.
Now you can order a Summer
issue of Fashion, our helpful
sewing guide and pattern cata-
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terns, has information on care
of clothing, how to make over,
how to plan practical wardrobes.
25c per copy.
SMITH
(Continued from page I)
the vice-presidency.
"He makes coquettish glances
at the 11,000,000 labor votes ev-
en while more than a half mil-
lion of .them bear the brand of
disloyalty to our armed an 1
fighting forces by reason of
their participation in war'.strik-
es," Smith said. He commented
that Rayburn was an apologist
for bureaucrats and had failed
to explain why congress has not
enacted an anti-strike law.
CHRISTIAN
(Continued from page 1)
sent were Mines. C.\ D. Fraley,
F. Ij. Shaw, jr., Torrnnie Cox,
Charles Bledsoe. Refreshments
were passe:!.
Circle 2 met with Mrs. Wal
ter Anderson. Women said the
Lord'. Prayer in Unison. Each
member gave a chapter of Jud-
ges. Others present were Mrs.
Ben Stamps, Mrs. Jack Roland.
Mrs. John Hubbard, Mrs. C. B.
Dean, Mrs. Fred Williams, and
the hostess. A refreshment plate-
was served.
Mrs. Manse Wood was hostess
to members of Circle J at her
new home on Oak Street. Mrs.
Hugh IJ. Warner, wife of the
First Christian church pastor,
gave an interesting lesson for
the afternoon.
LUNCHEO N-
(Continued from page l>
wieh Shop on Hast Broadway
The luncheon table was an.in-
ged with a nandsome bouquet
of blue cornflower and pink
roses.
Ending a series of 1} we.'ks
and seven games. Mrs. Fred
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Wills scored high and Mrs. J.
G. Harris, second. Mrs. Willi
was named captain for the next
series.
Following lunch the group
went to the Stepiieneon home
for games. Others playing were
Mrs. C. W. Breeding, Mrs. A. H.
Fortner. a guest Mrs. John
Hubbard, Mrs. Robert Eidson,
Mrs. H. W. Broughton.
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GET YOUR SHARE
OF THESE VALUES
These oreonlya few of the
hundreds of Ward Week
volues. Hurry to Wards
and see them all. Save now
on everything you need
for Spring and Summer.
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5 .P'CAvrq A* this Pr.ce
BiqSdV.ng OQ94
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20% down on P0^
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..Itimea Ul,S nimed oak or
Cheer y""r n,r'1 . • your choice o hrjKht ^
:,cU Neatly styC( You'll \>kc . wheti
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A on,/ 9 fl width
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Covri youf n°"rXTRA Ward Week
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32-Picce
Serves 6
, i-l, tiif expensive din
t/joUs like I- . (loralspray
nrrwarel handles,
paliern, 8 _ Wcck cut price!
fluted sidcsl Ward n. J7
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• FOR WARD WEEK ONLY!
PRICED FOR WAKU
Bring your containers : I
Stock up e"1' Savc'
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Qt.
Plu<
Fed t<j*
, the best
. . al a low al,a\,ty Purc ,
anywhere! If. ' t, 35c Qf tor h.
^ "^xrs.«"p tw'rd''and
scrvicc stations
Here
gine
an
Economy
Sweatshirt
Sale Priced
77"
Solof
39c Lidospun
Prints, Plains
Full athletic pattern ... cut
for action! Fleeced medium
weight cotton. Silver grey.
Tire Tube
Palch Kit
Reduced
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yd.
Wonderful, c r e a s e-resistant
spun rayon with a slightly nub-
by weave. Hand washable, 39".
24c
Words
20c AnWets
Reduced to
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72 sn in material: 10 sq.
patches, S7'/, in. patch rubber 1
2 tubes cement, buftei .
Regular 1"59
BatKroom
Light
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Blazers! Ribs! Plain or novelty
knits! In mercerized cotton or
fine rayons. Colors!
Ballerina
Ployihoes fill
Women!
No i
Rationed
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Snow-whif.c glass shade with
porcelain holder. Handy plug-in
outlet for electric razor I
C osct
Sale! Cnol cotton sailcloth in a
smart open toe and heel style
for play! Red or blue.
Salel Regular
-r\\^gP 1 98 Slacks
Sturdy hardwood seat finished
Ulgleaming white enamel, com-
hardware. Price cut!
Morbleiied
Linoleum on
Felt Back
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Ward Week Only! Cover wall
to wall. Gay colors in delicate-
ly grained marbleized designs.
now at only
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Fine rayon slacks to wear for
"everything" all Summer long!
Tailored to fit. Sizes 24 to 32.
Sale I Men'i
Tough 3.49
Work Shoes
Raliontd
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29c Washable
Fiber Window
Shades
25'
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Look like linen! Oil coated for /
extra wear! Ready to attach to j
your own rollers! 37^1*^ size. Jjj j I
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SAVE NOW-IN WARD WEEK!
Reduced".
Rc9«*ar **
Sprirsg Coats
11°
Specially Priced for
This Great Sale Even..
Never have you seen such
values'. Finely tailored coats
VaU of wool-and-rayon-
drastically reduced for
Ward tWeek! Love y
dressy styles w*
white pique revers...
handsome twills . • •
and lots of casual pas-
tels. 12 to 44.
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Men's MohHIb?
Work Outfits
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wcanna. &a t fun for work -
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pa'nt^t - sm-ngly n^et
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Wards famous black elk work
shoe gives you real wear and
comfort at a low price.
Wards Fqmous
MechanicSocks
Reduced (a
NOW- IN WARD WEEK
Sold Girls*
1,19 Dresses
Sizes 1 lo 14
W rd , . na;„tv dimities and
s\ub muslins Dainty a
lawPS. Washable well made
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SAVE NOW—IN WARD WEEK
Homestcode*
Work Shirts
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Sale! Highly-absorbent cottons
with rcinforccd heels and toes.
I Shorts or longs in Y0l/2 to 12.
88'
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN
liritiy lie uSrHl dti tlfiyTjpurrhcises totaling
$*(b 6r mor**! ftuy NMftV pay LATFR'
BUY WAR STAMPS ...ON SALE AT
MONTGOMERY WARD
113 E. 3U1>
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Now reduced'
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Br eeonornicM.^^ SRi0 price!
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Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 106, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 29, 1943, newspaper, April 29, 1943; Sweetwater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth282534/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sweetwater/Nolan County City-County Library.