The Boise City News (Boise City, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 23, 1942 Page: 5 of 6
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ing cut sew a smaller button On
the under side running the thread
thrcugh both
If you cannot get candleholders
for the birthday cake decorate top
with marshmallows and stick a
zandle into each one
Shake your turkish towels vig-
orously before hanging up to dry
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BUYERS
In bringing los buyIng informatkm Os
to prices that on being asked for
what we Wend to buy and as to the
quality we can expect the advertising
columns of this newspaper perform a
worth while service which saves us
many dollars a year
It Is a good habit to form the habit
of consulting the advertisements every
time we make a purchase though we
have already decided lust what we
want and where we are going to WI
It It gives us the most priceless feelin
In the worlds the feeling of beln
adequately prepared
When we go into a store prepare
beforehand with knowledge of what
offered and at what price we go c
on expert buyer filled with self-conf
dance It is a pleasant feeling to hove
the feeling of adequacy Most of th
unhappiness in the world can be traced
to a lack of this feeling Thus adver-
tising shows another of its manifold
facets—shows Itself as an aid toward
making all our business relationships
more secure and pleasant
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WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
Powerful Strength of Nazi Thrust
Drives to Greatest Gain in Russia
Aussies Smash at Rommel in Egypt
U S Forces 'Change Policy' in China
F011'01111 NOTE: When opinions are est d In these columns they are those of
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RUSSM:
Deepest Drive
Even Moscow admitted it The
powerful Nazi thrust had finally
driven deeper into Soviet territory
than at any time before in the his-
tory of the war Last year it was
toward Moscow that drive pene-
trated to its farthest point
But the current German cam
paign wasn't headed directly that
way Its spearhead had thrust it-
self across the Don river and swung
around the big bend of that river
heading southeastward down the
valley toward Stalingrad
Though there were immense
losses of Nazi men and machines
Hitler kept on going for he wanted
Stalingrad on the vital Volga But
even more he wanted what he could
find beyond the rich oil pools
of THE CAUCASUS
The Moscow-Rostov railway had
been cut earlier and Soviet commu-
nications thus suffered a hard blow
When the Germans slash across and
solidate their positions on the Volga
It means that still another highly
important link between the final bat-
tleground for the Caucasus and Mos-
cow would be severed Crumpling
of their forces further to the north
of Rostov would also leave the Rus-
sians open to a hard new push by
floods of Nazis released from that
battle sector
Russia's hope was the heavy toll
of German strength that was being
extracted as the Reds fell back in
their delaying action all along the
fighting front German claims of
success spoke of the breaking of
"local resistance everywhere"
Some military sources were inclined
to agree with them in this regard
but there was speculation as to
whether or not communiques like
this one were true:
In one day's lighting Germany lost
only six planes and on the same
day Russian losses were set at 63
tanks and 74 planes
Berlin said so but Moscow didn't
SABOTEURS:
All Doubt
The eight Nazi saboteurs as they
were tried for their lives before a
Washington D C military com-
mission had the benefit of govern
ELMER DAVIS
Releases were "circumspect"
ment-appointed counsel which tried
to give these enemy agents the
benefit of all doubt as to their guilt
Extensive cross-examination by
defense counsel of prosecution wit-
nesses slowed testimony but during
the trial little information leaked out
to the news-hungry public
Elmer Davis director of the Of-
floe of War Information had a tough
round with the court in getting re-
lease on any news whatsoever He
did get two daily press releases but
they were described as "circumspect"
MISCELLANY:
TIRES: President Roosevelt's
press conference heard him say that
if the war situation gets worse than
at present the government may
have to requisition every automo-
bile tire in the United States
CHIEF: U S army air forces
have as their new commander-inchief
in the European area Maj
Gen Carl Spaatz
OPERATIONS: The department
of agriculture will continue to op-
erate despite the fact that congress
is wrangling over its current appro-
priations as a resolution to finance
it for a month cleared both legisla-
tive chambers
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TRAINING: To house trainee
radio aviation operators the Tech-
nical Training command is taking
0147 the world's largest hotel—the
StLyIns in Chicago Also taken
ovtr was the Congress hotel in the
same city
Released by Western Newspaper Union -I
CHINA:
Change of Policy
mitted it The "There has been a definite change
ist had finally in policy since July 1 (This was
Soviet territory the date on which regular U S
Dfore in the his- army air forces started operations
ast year it was in China) llankow Canton and
at drive pene- other cities in occupied China which
t point were never bombed before have
German cam been bombed now"
d directly that So began a hard-hitting statement
1 had thrust it- from the headquarters of Brig Gen
river and swung Claire L Chennault chief of air
id of that river operations against the Japs in
ard down the China
grad "We are going deeper and deeper
were immense into China All cities under Japa
i and machines nese occupation will be bombed
g' for he wanted There will be a more active policy
rital Volga But from now on You can draw your
d what he could own conclusions as to what will hap
le rich oil pools pen" he further stated
Meanwhile concrete evidence of
ov railway had this new surge of strength was re-
i Soviet commu vealed in an announcement from
ed a hard blow Lieut Gen Joseph Stillwell's
slash across and Chungking headquarters which said
ins on the Volga that Linchwan important base for
GENERAL JOSEPH STILLWELL
Helped with a "change of policy"
the Jap thrust in Kinangsi province
had been bombed by "Allied
planes"
But not only air power seemed to
be growing In the Linchwan sector
for the Chinese ground troops were
reported driving back the Japs
toward that city and toward Nan
chang
EGYPT:
Again the Aussies
German Field Marshal Rommel
had to deal with the Australians
again His mobile columns and ar-
tillery had smashed the British back
in a headlong drive that had dan-
gerously extended his communication
lines back to Bengasi and Tobruk
And then at El Alamein the British
army of the Nile reinforced by
Australians let him have it
They chose the coastal route to
slap back Along the Mediterranean
they rushed at the Nazi and Italian
foras who had little time to dig in
and consolidate their positions The
British South African and New Zea-
land desert units threw out an of-
fensive to the south and west of their
El Alamein line and the Aussies
charged in against the German
tanks
Reports from Cairo said that they
were using a new type of anti-tank
gun and they used it at shorter
range than usual It had been a
pre-dawn assault and some of the
enemy had been caught napping
Time after time the Aussies were
way out in front of their supporting
tanks They overran' enemy gun po-
sitions and in some cases turned
the guns around to the west and
fired at the German-Italian positions
beyond
There developed later however
the most important angle of the
battle for the Suez It was an all-
out air battle Rommel had suf-
fered some heavy plane losses as
he kept hammering the British back
but now his air strength seemed to
be strengthened For as the Aus-
sies caught his tanks temporarily off
guard Rommel's planes rose to
blast the advance British lines This
seemed to mean that from some-
where had come help
Answer in Crete?
Experts looked toward Crete for
the answer For on that island in
the Mediterranean were based the
Nazi ace in the hole This consisted
of the powerful plane force and the
parachute troops that had taken the
island from the Greeks last year
and which now were poised to re
lieve pressure from Rommel
PACIFIC:
New Guinea Front
Strategic New Guinea now bases
U S troops an will likely be used
as a jumping off place for Ettacks
on the Jap invaders of the Pacific
Same day it became known in the
United States that our troops had
been stationed at Port Moresby on
that island the Japs sent over 21
bombers with eight fighters to add
another raid to the oft-hit area Kept
high by anti-aircraft fire the bomb
tag "was scattered and wild and
there was no damage"
THE BOISE CITY NEWS
Fitted Suits Are Favored by
Those Who Really Want 10 Swim
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pLAY clothes are in a vcry color-
& ful and versatile mood this sea-
son and swim suits are no excep-
tion tö the rule It adds to the zest
of things that bathing suit fashions
present two distinct trends to be
considered for dressmaker fabric
types vie with body-molding wool
knits
With some the selecting of swim
suits is a matter of picturesque garb
which spends more hours on the
beach in the style parade than in
the water To these the dressmaker
styles which play up novelty and fab-
ric dramatically make definite ap-
peal Then there are the real swimmers
who go in for health and exercise
and trophies and who want suits
which give perfect freedom of action
to the body To these fearless
divers and swimmers it is the suit
of wool knit which makes appeal
It is efficiency they demand for their
suit with color glory and chic styling
added They will find all they long
for in the handsome yet practical
fashions illustrated in the above pic-
ture The designing of these mod-
els manages the task of allowing
freedom of movement while remain-
ing perfectly molded to the figure
Favored by real swimmers is the
one-piece suit pictured to the right
This bright red ribbed knit subtly
elastic and flexible is a master-
piece The adroit shirring is brought
up into a pretty bow effect at the
front at the same time that it makes
the suit conform to the body Thus
it meets the ideal of the ardent en-
thusiast who is battling with the
w a yes
Just as the plaid sweaters scored
big last season the Argyle plaid
wool knit swim suits like that pic-
tured to the left in the group are
triumphantly in the lead this sum
Wine and Gray
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Wine and gray checked cotton
gingham makes this Jacket dress
for town wear There are interest-
ing details that give this stunning
outfit distinction The beautifully cut
Jacket has bias bands of the ging-
ham on pockets and cuffs The bias
Idea is carried out also in the
pleated skirt and the Jabot A very
signiflcant detail is this Jabot for
it is an innovation for it to be of
self fabric This technique has been
used successfully by a leading de-
signer for lightweight cloth suits
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mer This one-piece suit with front
skirt is a real swimmer and it
rides on the crest of the wave of
fashion as well as on the waves of
the ocean You can get it in muted
colors or in bright lush colors that
are thrilling
The young and sleek two-piece
red and white striped wool suit cen-
tered in the group has all the char-
acteristics which go to make up the
ideal garb for a swimming enthusi-
ast The texture is very new being
a most interesting seersucker con-
struction Its amazing light weight
and its midriff treatment appeals to
the young set
Amidst the confusion of play
clothes which crowd summer
beaches one is impressed with the
number of two-piece novelties made
of jersey An outstanding model is
in black and white striped jersey
with bare midriff and covered shoul-
ders the sleeves stopping midway
to the elbow
The all-white vogue is represent-
ed in many charming jersey suits
Especially charming is the white
jerdsey the halter-neck top of which
is cut out at the front midriff only
Bowknots in contrasting jersey are
appliqued here and there
While there is still a limited sup-
ply of rubber bathing caps to be
had comes the comforting news that
substitute rubberless caps are be-
ing produced These are of cotton
treated with pyroxiline to make
them weatherproof And that goes
to prove once again that "necessity
is the mother of invention"
Released by Western Newspaper Union
Gray Chan'thrayr Is
- Ideal for Summer
Refreshingly new and ultra chic
is the suit or dress made of cham-
bray in a "Puritan" gray that is
lovely for summer Favor for this
gray washable is sweeping through
style centers at the moment the
grays challenging the much-talkedof
town blacks to a lively contest
Women love the new gray cham-
brays because for one reason
among many they launder so easily
and exquisitely Then too they
yield so attractively to white ac-
cents and they have that immacu-
late looking way about them that
Is so much sought for by women
who dote on a perfectly groomed ap-
pearance A new styling given to a gray
chambray dress buttons the sur-
plice bodice over to the left under-
arm with large white pearl buttons
running down the skirt to the hem-
line The message of gray satin
for afternoon dresses is also being
broadcast through fashion circles
but of course these are for "date"
wear and such
The gray chambrays are so def-
initely practical for all-purpose
wear they'll prove a constant source
of joy
Two-Piece Ensenzble Has
Wide Scarf for a Jacket
When the fall season gets in swing
one of the sights you'll see that's
good for the eyes Is the tweed two-
piece ensemble that college girls
will adore
It has a twepd skirt flnished oft
with self fringe (the edge raveled)
up and down the wraparound edge
to the left Instead of a jacket
there's a wide shawl-like scarf The
shawl also has matching self-fringed
edges Add a bright blouse to bring
the costume to a perfect climax
BOISE CITY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY JULY 23 1942
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THAT a practical idea there'
is in this cunning small outfit
for little girls! Off with the jacket
and you have a cunning play dress
without sleeves—so that it permits
rollicking freedom and plenty of
healthy sun tan It is a dress
which your daughter can wear in
comfort for hours of back-yard
play beach games and farm life!
The jacket which dramatically
transforms the princess frock into
a smart street outfit is just waist
length has tiny short sleeves and
a simple square neck You'll like
the effect if Srou apply to the skirt
two bands of the material you use
in the jacket Band the panties
too to complete the cheerful en
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Fair Offer
"Doctor let's compromise"
"Compromise on what?"
'On that bill of yours I'll pay
for your medicine and return your
visits"
And How He Did!
"A burglar broke into our home last
night"
"Did he get anything?"
"Yes my wile thought it was me
coming home lute"
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Synthetic Golf
"Has the rubber shortage affect-
ed your golf game?"
"Yes but for the better I play
it now without losing a ball and
I can walk around the 18 holes
without losing my temper"
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'Twas Ever Thus
"The price of everything has
gone up since the war began"
"No talk is just as cheap as
ever"
The drill sergeant was putting a
squad of draftees through iheir
first paces Finally exasperated
at their uneven lines he roared:
"Whatsamatterl Don't you know
how to line up? MI fall out and
look at the line you've made"
That's Out
"There's plenty of time for Joan
to think of getting married" said
her father "Let her wait until
the right man comes along"
"I don't see why she should wait
that long" replied her mother "I
didn't"
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you complete instructions for
making each of the three pieces
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signed for st7es 2 3 4 5 and 6 years
Site 3 yea:-s dress requires 134 yards of
35 or 39-inch material bolero plus bands
for dress and panties 3'4 yard and panties
34 yard
Send your order to:
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Room 1116
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Enclose 20 cents in coins for each
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Pattern No Size
Name
Address
Young Suitor Felt Sure
The Idea Was Correct
The young man had for some
months been calling on Helen
Then at last he came to see her
father Without a tremor he asked
for the daughter's hand in mar-
riage and hardly waiting for a
reply added this announcement:
"It's a mere formality I know
but we thought it would be pleasing
to you if it were observed in the
usual way"
felen's father stiffened and
glowered then:
"And may I inquire" he asked
"Who suggested to you that asking
my consent to my daughter's mar-
riage was a mere formality?"
"Yes" replied the young man
"It was Helen's mother"
Happy People
That is the best government
which desires to make the people
happy and knows how to make
them happy—Macaulay
1MOON
J Fuller Pep i
By JERRY LINK
)thing much gets by Old Judge
V igginsi "Fuller" he says to me
"Just about the only thing that
can keep on growing without
nourishment Is some folks' con-
ceit" And spealtire o' nourishment
reminds me that you got to get ail
your vitamins That's why I keep
Lenin' folks about KELLOGGS
PEP 'Course PEP hasn't all the
vittunins But it's extra-rich in
the two most likely to be short
in ordinary meals—vitamins Ist
and D And PEP's a Jim-dandy
tastin' cereal too Why not try it
tomorrow?
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A delicious cereal that supplies per Terrine
(I es): the full NUMITIUM daily need of
vitamin El 14 the daily oreed of vitamin Bt
CLEAN FALSE TEETH pi1Ith
our Wales Tooth Brruilk It cleana quickly and
thoroughly removing all particles of food and
keeps the tooth in a clean and sanitary oundi-
tioth This bruah is made vebeditilY tot Una
purpose It Is made of twined wire with wood
handle and halt high grade bristles GUAR-
A tri SSD Send atic raab or rummy order and
brush Will be tient twroodiatoly (NO sumps )
NATIONAL BRUSH Co
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HOUSEWIVES:
Your Waste Kitchen Fats
Are Needed for Explosives
TURN 'EM IN!
OF THE PRESS
Manufacturers and merchants sense the
power of the press Early they began using
it to carry their advertising facts and ideas
into homes And they found it a most
profitable way in which to tell their story
to buyers And the buyers in turn found
it profitable to deal with those who were
willing to state In print the values and
services they offered
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The Boise City News (Boise City, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 23, 1942, newspaper, July 23, 1942; Boise City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2156357/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.