The Alva Daily Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 305, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 31, 1940 Page: 4 of 4
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l'ItOBA BLE LINE-CPS
Coldbugs 1"4 Da COM a i sHIFT sLATED
Farrell r I Davis
Schwennesen I' F Cline l
Short CC Poison I FBA LirEosEs
McClul e G G Wet- I
Vetter -- CA Leslie'
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Most of the basketball fans ofl otate Patrol to Be Place
Woods county will be eyeing the! at Aiding Tag Agents
prize holiday cage game to he
played bere tonight when the Alva 1 in Their Duties
high school Coldbugs entertain the I
strong Dacoma high school Blue I oKLAllomA my Live :tt
end White Streaks
i (Speciall—Plans to shift the en-
Although the Ditc"nla ere"' 111"Y i tire 125 members of the Oklahoma
not use the name of "Blue andi highway patrol over to the duty
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White Streaks" they are rer- of exam!ning drivers who failed
ed to as such by the basketball to renew their 1911 license before
followers in this sector for year January 1 Were completed today
in and year out these basketeersi in a conference between Welter B
have been noted for their speedy1Joh" eenunisi0Ler of the de
and sharp-shooting ebilities and partment of public safety am'
this season promises no differ- Capt John IteLding first officer of
ence from the past -J the patrol
Dacoma Loses But One The examinations will be nor(
Dacoma has played eight b8s-1 thorough and on a wider Feat(
ketball games already this seasonl than ever before in the history of
and has lost but one contest the patrol the executives assured
that being by a one-point margin The patrohnen will go on duty
to the Horace Mann high Colts of the morning of January 13 at ev-
Alva Tonight the Dacomans come ery tag office in' the state to give
int() the city gymnasium with! the examinations in conjunction
"blood in their eyes" and revenge vitt) the regular examining stall
in their hearts for they must re- and will remain at their posts as
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bound to greater heights to over- long as is necessary it was said
come their licking at the handsi Assignments for the patrolmer
of the Colts in the Dacoma gym' u'ee t() be worked out within th(
something which is hard to believe next few days
for the Streaks are regarded as in-1 In the meantime a strong drivt
vincible on their home court l against persons operating vehich!s
Coach Dean Simon has worked: w'thout a 1911 license will get un-
his Coldbugs hard all week in pre-! der way as soon as the dendline
paration for the invasion of the falls on Dee 31 Since the licenses
local cage by the Dacomans Ed-1 were placed on sale three months
die Farrell has been steamig up in advance of the deadline depart-
for the affair and Simon is rely-1 ment of public safety brads feel
ing on him to general the Bugs that the public was given temple
through one of their toughest bat- opportunity to get the licenses
ties booked for this lk ea SOIL W it heat inconvenience
Selections NI mit I A large number of eye charts
Along with Farrell the Bug tu-1 is being prepared for the slug-
tor has selected Cal Schwenneseal plenty(' staff of examiners and
part of the examination will
who looped five baskets against Ma
Blackwell to team-up in the for be stressed Tests have shown
v(ardpositions W'ith Bill Short in Commissioner Johnson said that
many wrecks ere being caused by
the pivot spot nod two hawks of
the maples Buddy McClure and person's with faulty vision Tests
Dobbin Vetter for the guard as - for hearing nerves and an actual
signments driving test in traffic are included
Stopping junior Cline will he in the examination More than 5
000 Oklahomans have been re
one of the chief worries of the
Bugs for Junior has a habit of
bouncing the round ball through
the netted rim with precision
Anywhere from five to seven field
baskets is his usual party and to-
night the Bugs realize that that
must be stymied or their cause
will be A bleak and disgusted one
(line Not Entire Show
Even though Cline i the dyna-
mo in the rolling power Of the
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homes stock grain machinery—al-
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hold goods community houses sod
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INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
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INSURANCE GENCY
Lonna - Insurance Heal Estate
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"If it's Insurance let George do it"
HUB
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Expert Cleaning
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haven't seen such ele
quisite styles'anywherel7
New "window wedges!" Ghteefni Vipoint pumpl
Box Toe Casuals! We've
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te Patrol to Be Placed
at Aiding Tag Agents
in Their Duties
strieted in their driving beelust
of physical defects mostly visual
and some Iti3O00 have failed the
examirations out of 12000 which
have been given
Six countries are known as the
Bolivarian nations Founded by
Simon Bolivar are Venezuela Co-
lombia Ennio r Peru Bolivia and
Panama
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Over Deegle's Drug Store
Res Phone 466
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Dr L IL Kepford
Chiropractor
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couNry GAGE Streaks he is not the whole show
for there is lk ler ' am Poison as
well us Davis Leslie and several
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others who also have more than r
suspicion as to what the game
basketball really is and any one
of them may turn on sufficient
heat at scoring to add new life tc
a Dacoma team that might be
- TONIGHT waning in a tussle
Preliminary to the main game
Alva High Gokibugs Are to the 13 teams of the two schools
will settle a similar difference of
Tangle with Dacorna's their own on the Dug court at 7: 30 start-
Tcalll
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AL1Tik DAILY RECOIZ
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RANGERS HEAR
BECK REPORT
ON CAGE MEN
Coach Returns from State
All-College Tourney at
Oklahoma City
Jumping back into the bouncing
ball game with more iire and dr
t I-initiation the N orthwestern
State college Rangers heard a re-
port on some of Ce Oklahoma t
Collegiate conference teams from
Coach Wes Beek who has return- i
ed front the state all-college tour-
nanwnt and then settled down to
two daily workouts in preparation
for their circuit battles which
etime in threes and twos from
January 9 on
Beck stated that Southeastern
defending circuit champions look
good and will have Big Boy
Brown and Miller eligible the sec-
ond serneset which will add more
strengtit to the Savages in their
drive for a consecutive loop title cra
East Central Looks Good
The Ranger mentor further altav
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stated that East Central looks
tine and are big ?nd can go hard
which accounts for their runner-up
accomplishments of last season --
and have nearly the same team re-
turning with few additional own
who Beek believes will strengthen
the Tigers in the conference drive
Darting up and down the court
with speed but hick of shape the
Rangers returned to the mapleal
Monday afternoon after a holiday
from last December 18 when the
locals defeated the Pan-Aggies at
'
Goodwyn
"We're going to work harder
than we ever have" Beck stated
Monday "and since I've seen Dur-
ant and Ada play I'm sure we've
got to show more than we have t'!-
yet to come anywhere near win-I
fling"
Conturence Has Power
The coach admits that the collo
giate conference tleis year has
more power than heretofore count-
ing from the top to the bottom
Central has a good team the Bap-
tists and Northeastern are strong-
er than ever Phillips of course
is powerful as is Southwestern and
the Savages and Tigers "Even Ok-
lahoma City is stronger this sea-
son" Beck said "and for the life
of me I eta see a breathing spell
in the whole 16 conference game
schedule"
Central invades the Ranger court
on January 9 Oklahoma City is
here January 10 and Southwestern
comes to Alva January 11 which
inaugurates the circuit play for the
Rangers From then on it will be
two games and three gameg a
week until its over save a coup1-'
of layoutg
Basketball
All College Tourney
Pittsburg Nan 39 Texas 38
HELP URGED
FOR BRITAIN
Commander of Veterans 3f
Foreign Wars Proposes
Increased Ticip
KANSAS CITY Mo Oec
Special)—"Let's keep war out of
America by giving Great Britain
all the help it needs to defeat the
axis aggressors in the shortest
p4ss4ile time" declared Joseph C
Itlemiez New Orleans commander-in-chief
of the Veterans of For-
eign vars of the United States in
n statement ivsoed from lintionAl
headquarters here 1111! IMO
Amerleai4 A it F veterans be-
lieve continued quibbling over
Britain's five billion dollar World
war debt will force the United
States into a new war that will
cost at least 100 billion dollars
Mendez emphasized The V F W
leada's complete statemoNt fol-
lows: Prom put Action
"When the 77th congress eon-
venes on January 3 the American
people will look- to their represen-
tatives in Washington for prompt
and effective action on the most
I mportant issue which confronts
this nation—the defense of Ameri-
ca by aid to Great Britain
"Every murderous ect of Adolph
Hitler has committed to date ev-
ery outrageous lie he has uttered
upholds the conclusion the west-
ern hemisphere occupies a definite
place on his schedule of invasions
and conquests In unmistakable
terms he has proclaimed his ha
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Hitler is smart enoue:h to avoid a
direct affront to the United States
that would foci us to officially
lire war upon the axis powers
One country nt a time is the se-i
eret of the Hitler formula His!
record to date proves this ttrategYi
is eminently slecessful
Appeasement
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"One word for those who think
ve can avoid war for America -ay! 5
being nice and sweet to Hitler I 6
refer to the 'America First' cion-I
mittee and the so-called "No For-
eign War' group Toleration pio! 405 R
tience or compromise with the!
'Beast of any form-- I--
is simply camouflaged appease ----
ment Try to find on current world
maps those pence-lovin democrat-
ic nations that thought tin:) could
appease Hitler Appeasement t!
simply another word for Su ic ide in
the axis dictionary
"As 1941 dawns the siege of
Great Britain bas reached the
'point that forces America to act
quickly and intelligently It be-
comes clearer cach day we must
rush to our own defense by giving
Great Britain the help it needs:
This aid—in the form' t ships:Awmpa
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A group of "Fool-for-Europe Pilgrims" are pictured on a hike from
Lancaster Pa to New York City to dramatize their plea that food be
sent to the war areas The group expected others to join them en route
Left to right Lee Stern of Aurora O Preston Luitweiler same
Philip Mayer Stubepvile O and Angelo Mongiore New York
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tred for America and his deter- guns planes and other war mate-
mination to sweep the United rial—must be delivered before Hit-
States from his path to the thrones ler has a chance to strike the
of a world conqueror Speaking in knockout blow that will deny the
Berlin on December 10 llitier's United States possible support
verbal attack upon the United from the only major democracy
States constituted an unofficial that can help us defeat aggression
declaration of war—a war he Skins in Danger
clezAy contemplates on his calen- "With our on skins in oanger
liar of aggression there is no time to quarrel with
Efforts Failed Great Britain over unpaid debts
"After several months of fever- incurred during the World war II
ish effort we know it is impossible vill cost as much less to forget
of a world conqueror Speaking in knockout blow that will deny the
Berlin on December 10 llitier's United States possible support
verbal attack upon the United from the only major democracy
States constituted an unofficial 7 that can help us defeat aggression
declaration of war—a war he Skins in Danger C
cletAy contemplates on his eaten- "With our on skins in nanger MU
trol
liar of aggression there is no time to quarrel with ger
Efforts Failed Great Britain over unpaid debts to
"After several months of fever- incurred during the World war II flat
ish effort we know it is impossible vill cost as much less to forget barg
to construct a Ilitler-proof defense temporarily at least that five bil- der
of the United States wthin the lion dollar World war debt tha1 qui
brief ptriod of a year or two Corn- to invite a new war at the priet to
mon sense opens our eyes: to the of 10i billion dollars C
realistic fact that if we should sud-"While we lose time haggling
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denly be faced with a declaration with the British over prices cred- —
of war by the axis powers the on-i its and collateral in the form of 7
ly thing that would save this coun-lAtlantic and Pacific bases to Fie!
try from a crushing defeat would i mit the purchase of ships and mu-
be our enforced alliance with Great' nitions in the United States Ger
Britain man air and submarine warfaeel
"Fortunately for us as long as tactics threaten to destroy the en-i
there is any tight left in John Bull ly military power that can possi l
Bitter is smart enough to avoid al I rh
direct affront to the United States'
NEIN' YEAR'S ENE
DANCE
TUESDAY DEC 31
A3IERICAN LEGION HALL
ALVA OKLA
Music By The
TEXAS MELODY BOYS
P M UNTIL 1
Everyone Invited
Mee elliEft-21KNEMMINZONEMIC
bly help our own country we
Hitler strikes at the western hemi-
sphere "Zero hour has art:yed The
time to act is now! Congres must
forget its partisan politics its per-
sonal grievances and the mistakes
that Great Britain may have made
lit the past in its dealings with the
United States This is no time to
deplore Great Britain's imperial-
istic policies of the past century
Instead we must be concerned ex-
clusively with America's present
and future security
"If democracy is to be saved for
America congress must concen-
trate upon one paramount issued
the problem of keeping war out of
America by giving Great Britain
the type of assistance that will
spell certain defeat for the axis
agressors in the shortest possible
time"
ROME ASSAILS
RADIO SPEECH
OF ROOSEVELT
England Pleased and Berlin
Silent on Address by
FDR on Sunday
By Associated Press
President Roosevelt's address on
Iworld hostilities was greeted today
with outspoken satisfatcion in
London studied silence in Berlin
and a charge from Rome t'-tit he
is "a man of undeclared war
fouht against the axis"
British official circles hailed the
speech as "further proof of the 1
courage and realism" of the Unit-
ed States attitude toward the Eu-
ropean conflict and as "one of
the most powerful logical indict-
ments ever spoken" against ag-
gression Warning Issued
Virginio Gayda the editor who
often speaks for the fascist regime
warned in delivering the Italian
reply that the "tolerance" of the
Rome-Berlin axis is limited
The official German reaction
was Adolf Hiller's own personal
secret and until he ' chooses to
break his silence not even offi-
cials usually well-informed can
predict Germany's attitude nazi
spokesmen indicated
Afternoon newspapers in Ber-
lin carried a brief summary of the
speech omitting Mr Roosevelt's
prediction that the axis would
lose the war
Japanese View
Unofficial Japanese sources n1
Tokio said they considered the
president's words as a commit-
ment to further as4stance to
China These sources interpreted
the speech further as indicating
the United States is not disposed
toward conciliatory conversation
when the new Japanese ambassa-
dor Admiral Kichisaburo Nomu-
ra arrives in Washington
Some French official sources in
Vichy described the address as
"sensational" others tended to
minimize its significance with as-
sertions that the president failed
to present figures on United States
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Creomuls101t relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw tender in-
flamed bronchial mucous mem-
branes Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the un-
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back
CREOMULSION
for Coutzhs Chest Colds Bronchitis
Only 50 Cents
Brakes Equalized
ALVA DRAKE AND
ELECTRIC
1ellyen Vlsone 13
What the Wetmore Hammer Mill-Cutter
Will Do For You
J It will grind your grain to any degree of fineness
2 It will chop or grind your roughage green wet or dry
tt it sill top bundles and grind the grain in one operation
I It sill chop and grind hay—saving storage space
5 It sill rut your ensilage and fill your silo
6 It sill grind and mix combinations for balanced rations
ARNETT IMPLEMENT & MOTOR
405 Seventh St Automobile Service
Alva Okla Allis-Chaters Sales
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defense production to prove that
"America's bite would equal her
bark"
Switzerland Silent
The press in neutral Switzer-
land which has been) walking the
tight rope of neutrality since the
war's start carried full and direct
quotations but made no editorial
comment
Madrid's only morning newspa-
per the Monday Official Bulle-
tin prominently displayed an ac-
count of the Roosevelt broadcast
but it too refrained from comment
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Leading American beauticians as-1
sembled in New York designated
this the official hair-do for 1941
Created by Victor Vito and modeled
by Nancy Bridges it is described as
"a simple practical hair-style de-
signed to help the average woman
be smart looking and economical at
the same time " 1
Wife Preservers
It is a good idea to clean your merlin nt-
cal refrigerator when it is being defrost
ed Wash shelves sides and trays with
warm water in which one teaspoon of bak-
ing soda has been dissolved
TODAY' ONLY
Save up to 50 on Shoes worth
$3 to $650
: 60
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Woe Preservers
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To shell and blanch chestnuts cut lash
in flat side of each shell cook chew nuts
in boiling water to cover for 15 minutes
Remove shell and brown akin white hot
Or heat in moderately hot oven for aboft
15 minutes remove shells and skins with
sharp knife
TULSA PAINTER
CLAIMS HOYT'S
RENEWED HEALTH
Hoyt's Compound Brought
Relief From Stomach MLA
cry After Nervous Break
down Says Mr Haddock
Mr R R Haddock 418 East
Seventh st Tulsa Okla says:
am n Days
MR R R HADDOCK
"I had a nervous breakdown last
June My appetite was gone and
what little I (lid eat gave me mis-
ery I couldn't sleep and I lost
weight I became so run down that
I could hardly work and being a
family man that was no good!
"After taking lloyt's Compound
am able to eat anything I want
to without discomfort In fact I
can't get enough to eat! That aw-
ful stomach misery is gone
more nervous spells or constipa-
tion I sleep all night and I'm
gaining back my weight and I
feel 'MO per cent beam I know
that I will soon be back in goad I
health! My thanks to Hoyt's"
Hoyt' s Compound is sold by the
T4ouis Schuhmacher Drug Store
and by all other druggists in this
area -
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and some 16000 have failed the
the netted rim with precision ing
auurates the circuit play for the A group of "Food-for-Europe Pilgrims" are pictured on a hike from Some French °Meta! sources in
Anywhere from five to seven field examinitions out of 12s000 which 1 ' Lancaster Pao to New York City to dramatize their plea that food be Vichy described the address as
Rangers lrom then on it will be
baskets is his usual party and to hatve been given g "sational" others tended to
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wo games and t h sent to the war areas The expected others to join them en route ens
ree games a
night the Bugs realize that fluid t
Preston on in wei er same
Left to right Lee Stern of Aurora 0 P t 1 't 1 minimize its significance with as- " I
attic taint its over save a coupla stiti
must be stymied or their cause
Six countries are known as the Philip Mayer Stubenville 0 and Angelo Mongiore New York
ti sertions that the president failed
of layouts
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will be a bleak and disgusted one Bolivarian nations Founded by s t o present figures on United States
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BUSINESS DIREC All College Tourney
Pittsburg Kan 39 Texas 38 States eon
verbal attack upon the United from the only major democracy
stituted an unofficial that can help us defeat aggression
declaration of war—a war he Skins in Danger Creomulsica relieves promptly be-
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1cENT NV JOHNSON Over Beegle's Drug Store America by giving Great Britain "Fortunately for us as long as tactics threaten to destroy the en ELECTRIC
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all the help it neNIS to defeat the there is any tieht left in John Build ly military power that can possi ! ss a'Z' I s 4
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Cayce, O. F. The Alva Daily Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 305, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 31, 1940, newspaper, December 31, 1940; Alva, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2114817/m1/4/?q=wichita+falls: accessed June 20, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.