Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 159, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 18, 1947 Page: 2 of 8
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ALUMINUM DOORS
A meeting of the Denton County
district committee of Boy Scouts
of America will be held at 6:15
p m. Wednesday at the Texas Slate
College for Women cafeteria. Dr
J K. O. Silvey, chairman, has an-
nounced.
High School Parent-Teachers As-
sociation will hear a pane) discus-
sion of "Building Better Citizens"
at a meeting Wednesday at' 3 p.
m in the school
Legislature
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DROP IN REAL ESTATE
PRICES PREDICTED
Round About"
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Horpool Seed House
Cor. Bell de McKinney - Phone 83
HOT ROLLS
With Every‘Evening Meal
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Insurance, Real Estate
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R. A. Boyd end R. L. Fletcher
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Leroy Arrington of Denton, route
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pendent Investigation of what taxes
may be needed
The subcommittee was also in-
structed to look the various bills
ever to determine what are the pro-
posed sources of Income, to avoid
overlapping. Advocates of increased
taxes on natural resources—aimed
at providing more money to finance
increased teachers pay and more
farm-to-market roads—were told no
public hearings would be set until
the subcommittee reports two weeks
hence.
Congress
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lature provides it with more funds
now, T. 8. Painter, university presi-
dent. said yesterday.
Appearing before a Senate sub-
committee, Painter requested $500,- ; gO down
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bentley and
son. Earl, Dallas Drive, returned
Sunday from Colorado ,Qity, where
they attended the wedding of Mrs.
Bentley's niece. Miss Juanita
Brown. Miss Brown graduated this
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lost its rating five years ago
The $500,000 request was return-
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University of Texas Medical School
at Galveston may be placed on
Beginning Wednesday at 6:30 p.
in. a school of missions will be
held at the First Presbyterian
Church, USA, with a supper for
church families followed by group
study on race relations led by the
Rev J. Hoytt Boles, the Rev Clem
Sorley and Miss Clara Loewenstein
of Denton. The mission sessions
will be held each Wednesday night
for four weeks
IB Johnson faculty member ul , thp church at T:3® p. m Mr. and
— - Mr}. paul Hamilton are chair-
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LONG BEACH, Calif . Feb 18-
(A*>— Secretary of Interior Krug
left at 10:04 a. m. iCSTi today
on a6 Army bomber plane for Hon-
olulu, enroute to Japan
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N«w Ttaatmmit
Gets Real Results
Dairy Feeds
T‘ Starter Mash & Nug
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Egg Mash & Nug
Baby Chicks & Feeders
Brooders & Remedies, Etc.
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Women.
Mrs. Helen
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Your watch "prints" its
own rwcord ol perform-
ance, a "proof" of accu-
racy. ’ Insist I upon this
protection on your watch
investment.
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M. A. Goy Roofing
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' Mrs Cora Givens, Denton, un-
derwent major surgery today at
the Elm Street Hospital and Clin-
ic
Mrs.
LONG ISLAND TRAIN WRECK—Five passenger cars
Jefferson steam train of the Long Island Railroad He
rmfihto near Kings Park. N. Y. jn r
were (rijured. A derailed engine is at upper left of aerial view. (AI’ Wirephoto).
-- ------T said "A
lot of people have been talking
about economy, but when the joint I
Senate-House committee decides on I
some of them want to back
GO!
Don't tet FMZ eMU mffar tl» torment of
Pin-Wormo ITodar. tkanko to a apoaiaL
awdlcaky rwaopniead drag, a higkte a*ae-
u»« treatment has ban made rrnvhli I
Ro watrh for the warain< si*ne. mpe-
M^^paSrSSravm/nd mLt the
dlrveUono. Three email oaer-to-tahe taUrta
Were divsioped after man of potteot re-
ooareh Hi the laboratortaa ef Dr. D Jayne
d Ron to act in a epecial war to rrmvve
Pin-Wernm.
Ife eaoy to remember : P-W tor Pfn-Worme I I
returned from Galveston, where he
attended graduating exercises Feb
14 of the Texas University School
of Medicine. His son. Dickson
Knight Boyd, received a degree
Dr and Mrs Boyd and their son,
Douglas Whitcomb Boyd, will ar-
rive in Denton early next week to
visit here several months. Dr.
Boyd will be associated with Dr
'M L. Holland in the Denton Hospi-
tal and Clinic until July when he
will begin his internship at John
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CHARLIES MKT.
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Power Plant
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pened in the plant recently.
On order now and expected io i
arrive In April is a 1,000 KW port-
able diesel engine which will barely
meet krtbwn increased demands by
May 1. This unit is also of a type
which can be converted to duel-
fuel for economy In operation.
The two large units will be op-
reporter before .
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WASHINGTON. Feb 18 —(£>>—
Secretary of State Marshall told
Soviet Russia today that Under-
secretary Dean Acheson spoke "in
line of duty” in describing Russia's
foreign policy as "aggressive and
expending."
This government's reply to a
protest by Soviet Foreign Minister
Molotov said :
"Under our standings a restrain-
ed comment on the matter of pub-
lic policy is not a slander There-
for I know that on second thought
Cottage Gheese Sp la d ... Cottage Ch&ese _ ,.
Croquette* . . . Cottage Cheese Loaf. . . are among
the dozens of ways to spark up Lenten meals with
delicious, creamy-smooth Borden's Cottage Cheese.
Borden's Cottage Cheese is as fine a budget balancer
as ever gladdened a good cook's heart. It provides the
body-building protein of main dish foods at about
usual cost. The creamy old-time
Borden's Cottage Cheese adds
Uniform Traffic Laws
Measure Given Approval
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AUSTIN. Tex., Feb. 18 — (>?» —
A measure providing uniform traf-
fic laws was reported favorably by
the House Committee on Highways
and Roads last night
The 57-page revision of traffic
statutes by Hep. voe M Kilgore
of McAUen. is intended to bring
obsolete laws up to date and to
cope with present-day high speed
travel.
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DENTON (Tex.) RECORD-CHRONICLE—Tuevday. Feb. 18.
of derailed Jamaca to Port
across the roadbed following a
which police reported more than a score of persons
Three Denton men were charged
late Monday in justice court with | probation again unless the Legis-
assault with intent to commit rape
after a 19-year-old Denton girl re-
lated to officers how the trio had
refused to take her home about 2
a. m. Monday, but instead car-
ried her to a secluded place about |
two miles west of Denton on Deca- :
tur Drive.
Chief of Police Jack Shepherd
and Deputy Sheriff Edgar Hard-'
wick arrested, three youths. Clifford
Luster. Richard C. Scoggins a^i
Dave Adams. Monday after the gui
had filed a complaint with County
Attorney W K. Baldridge.
Baldridge said the girl, a wait-
ress in a Denton cafe, told him
that she was a member of a party
which went to Dallas early Sunday
night, returning to DeiUon alter
midnight. Part of tha group went
home and the girl and the three
men stayed at a cafe until the
girl insisted tht she be taken home.
Baldridge said
The girl’s statement related that
the men then drove out the Deca-
tur Drive where they parked at a
point west of the roadside park
After assaulting her for nearly two
hours, they drove the girl home
where she notified thi* wife of her |
employer
Dr M I. T ‘
ty health officer, examined
Nancy Jo Greef
Wins Prelims Of
Oratory Contest
Nancy Jo Oreef 15. d«»w»bte-
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Oreef. 1814
West Prairie St won first place
in the Denton preliminaries Mon-
day night of the American Legion
oratorical contest.
Speaking’on "The Rights and Re-
sponsibilities of an Ameriran Clti-
sen Under the Constitution." Miss
Oreef spoke before the members
of the Arthur O. McNitzky post at
their regular meeting in the Legion
Kall.
Placing second Was Mary Louise
Ivey. 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs-
Ben Ivey. 515 West Hickory St.,
and third was Ebb W Reeves. 15.
son of Mr. and Mrs. John W
Reeves. 906 Egan
Miss Oreef. a student in North
Texas High School, won a $15 prize
and will represent the Dentou. Le-
gion post at the district prelimin-
aries of the nation-wide oratorical
contest to be held in March at
‘ Wlcblta Falls
The second and third place wln-
—. ners, both students at Denton High
School, received $10 and 85 prizes
respectively
The Denton contest was under
the direction of Legionnaire Lee
Hospital and Clinic.
The Bungalow Class of the First
tethodist Church will have a bust- *
dergoing minor surgery at
Denton Hospital and Clinic.
_ _ J D Brown. 1721 Scripture.
of the e^^atamenTcommit-1 dismissed today after undergoing
uary 1
J Bridges, wh-o wants $6,000,000,000
lopped off Mr Truman's spending
j QOP members convened for a party
I conference (1:30 p. m.. CST).
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Hutcheson, city-conn- j
7 the |
girl and found her unharmed ex- I
cept for numerous bruises. Bald-
ridge said.
The trio was confined to the
county jail Monday night with a
bond of $1,250 each set by Justice
of Peace Z D. Lewis
you will not attribute hostility to i ———
frankness.”
Marshalls reply to the protest Fl
made by Molotov last week against I
testimony given the Senate Atom- 9U ‘
ic Energy Committee by Under- |
Ac heson
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Chairman W D Barrow and Com- I
mlssloners Henry Caddell. W W |
King and Dewey Ball Commission-
er Holford Russell was out of the
city
mnciir iisvr uiny rtH’riuiy rriurneu
from a trip to El Paso and Old!
Mexico. "We hit that heaviest sand- j
storm while near Deming, they I
said "The wind was blowing at I
82 miles per hour and the sand |
was so heavy that you could hardly 1
see your hand before your face " I
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conversion to gas-diesel feed as soon ^c.. '
as convertors are manufactured, at
no additional cost to the city.
Studies by Pennebaker on operat-
ing costs of the straight diesel en- !
glnes and the duel type (gas with I
diesel pilot) show fuel costs of I
00343 per KWH for diesel as com-
pared to ccsLs of .0023 for the duel- ‘
fuel type Savings for fuel for 15,- |
000.000 KW produced woald be $17,- |
000. The duel-fuel type should also i
bring reduction in maintenance |
costs, which last year ran $3 per '
.HP per year, according to the en- i
glneer.
The bid was favored by all four
commissioners present; Commission I
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. that
he Is demanding a record vote on
his proposal and suggesting that the
result be made public.
"I think the public is entitled to
know who wants to cut this budget
and how far they want to go." the
New Hampshire senator
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erated as diesel engines at the be- >
ginning but the contract with the
Nordberg Company provides for 1
BIRTHS
Deats Headlee
Of Pilot Point
Taken By Death
PILOT POINT. Feb 18 -Dotjald
Wilson of Sanger, 56. well • known
Denton county merchant and
stockman, died at his home In
Pilot Point Monday at 3 p.m fol-
lowing an illness of several years.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2 30 pm. in the Methodist
Church in Pilot Point with the Rev.
Crandell Hunt pastor, officiating,
assisted by Rev V H. Arnold of
Saint Jo, former pastor of the
Pilot Point Methodist Church and
Mrs John F. Roberts assisting The
Smith Funeral Home of Pilot Point
was in charge of arrangements.
Interment was in the Pilot Point
Masonic Cemetery. Pallbearers
were Earl Cassity. George Salmon.
Johnnie Stizes, Grady Ryan, J
Earl 8elz, Leo V Selz. Claud Stizes
and Wayne Sitzes
Born in Lewisville Aug 14, 1890,
the son of Mr and Mrs F S Wil-
son, Wilson was associated with
ter of the main Dutch cities thund-
ered out a barrage at 7 a. m. to-
day. awakening Hollanders to tell
them of the the birth of a
baby
By counting the 51 shots the
I Dutch knew that their corwln prin-
cess for the fourth time had given
birth to a daughter For a son
there would have been 101 shots.
serious illness of J B Dunlap, who
is in the Whipple Veteran's Hospi-
tal in Prescott. Arlz. He sufferd
a cerebral concussion as a result
of an accident.
Mrs. L. A Williford.'route 1.
has returned from Glen Rose,
where she has been under treat-
ment for the past 18 months. Her
condition is reported improved
■ D Boyd, business manager
North Texas State College.
Anna Herr of Pilot Point
was admitted today for major sur-
gery at the Elm Street Hospital
month from Texas State College i and Clinic,
for Women.
Mr and Mrs. David Hansard of
Marshall visited Mr and Mrs.
Jerry 8. Fowler. 302 Texas, during
the week end. Hansard is a form-
er faculty member of the music
faculty at Texas State College for ( was born to Mr and Mrs C L.
------ . Beaird, Jr., 2315 N Locust. Mon-
Kelsay. 1103 Pan- day at th Denton Hospital and
handle, has received word of the Clinic Mrs. Beaird is the former
Miss Eloise Headlee. daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Deats Headlee. 2003
N Locust.
PORT HORTH LIVEMTlM’k
FORT WORTH. Feb 18 — (API—
Cattir $.200: calves 700; about ateedy;
slaughter steers and year lings slow;
medium and good elaughter steers
and yearlings 15.00-2900; cutter and
commmi grades 12.00-14.00, medium
and good cows 11.50-13 AO; bulls 9.50-
14.25; good and choice fat calvra
17,00-20.00: common and medium
calves 11.00-16 00.'
Hogs 500. butcher hogs 25-75c
higher sows and pigs steady; top ot
26.00 paid by city butchers, must
good and choice 180-300 lb. butchers
25.5O-75. good and choice 325-425 lb
hegji 24 50-25.25; sows mostly 19.00;
stacker pigs 20.00 down.
Bbeep 5.000: steady; medium and
good wooled Umba 18.00-21.00. good
and choice milk-fed lambs 20.50-
21XX), good yearlings 16.60; medium
and good feeder lambs 18.00-19 00
FORT WORTH URAIN8
FORT WORTH. Feb 18.—(APj —
wilest No 1 hard 2.46-50.
Barley No. 2. 1.37-88. nominal.
Oats No 2 white 99-100.
Corn No 2 yellow 1.64-56.
white 1.60-70
Sorghums No. 2 yellow mllo. per
. .... 100 Iba. 2.58-60.
the H M Russell and Sons Com- "f—— ' --------- 1 ■—
Acheson Spoke
An Line of Duty9,
SayH Marshall
AUSTIN. Tex , Feb 18 JF'
The price of real estate will drop
within six months. Ben H Wooten,
vice-president of the Republic Na-
tional Bank of Dallas, predicted
here yesterday
Wooten made his forecust be-
fore 450 Central Texas bankers,
gathered here for the Texas Bank
ers Association third district meet-
ing.
Wooten said building costs will
i from 10 to 20 percent
within the next six to 18 months,
that labor costs will decline, unci
that contractor cosLs will drop 10
percent
AUSTIN. Tex., Feb 18 — (Ah —
Judge E H Barron of Midland
has been appointed a director of
(he Texas Good Roads association.
President Tom Eplen of
announed today.
Sealy Hospital in Galveston. Mrs j
Boyd is the former Miss Betty Whit-
combe of Galveston
Mrs William Holloway of Austin
was a guest during the week end
| of her parents. Mr and Mrs. Otis
Members ef the Denton Junior , Fowler. 1113 Congress
. a. HOSPITAL NOTES
Arthur Potts of Valley View was
dismissed Monday aftar undergoing
j treatment for burns at Elm Street
pany in Pilot Point a number of
years ago and recently with the
store In Denton. He was also active
as a stockman until he was in-
jured when thrown from a horse
several years ago. He and the for-
mer Mattie Brown Elder were mar-
ried tn Pilot Point April 2, 1911.
He was a member of the Woodmen
of the World and of the Methodist
Church His father is vice-president
of the Pilot Point National Bank
Surviving him besides his par-
ents and his widow, are two sons.
Robert Donald Wilson of Denison
and Frank Earl of Pilot Point,
and three brothers, H R Wilson
of Houston, Frank Wilson of Pilot
Point and Walter Wilson of Sanger
A son, Tommy Wilson, was killed
in action in 1944 during the Battle
of the Bulge in Belgium
Porter Carter of Aubrey was dis-
missed today after undergoing sur-
gery at the Elm Street Hospital
and Clinic
P.M. TUESDAY
6 00-1-42 Club
5:45—Lum and Abner
6:00—Evening Dance
6 30- NEWS-Orace Barrow
6:46—Sagebrush Serenade
7 OO- -Shoppers' Guide
7:16— Full-O-Pep-Harpool'»
7:30—Bing Crosby—Eavenson Motors
8:00—Rev. Johnson
8:30—Symphony tn Melody
8 65--NEWS
9:00— Music of Manhattan
9:30—Lest We Fbrget
9 46— NEWS— Denton Utilities
10:00—Sign Off
A.M. WEDNESDAY
7:00—Sign On
7 OO - Musics) Clock
7 15—NEWS-Stratton Motore
7:80~Musical Cloek
7-56 NEWB-Curtto Drug
8:00—Rev Veto
8:30—Rev gldebottom
6 66—NEWS
9 00—Cecil Sparks
9:15—Tradin' Poet
9'30-Today We Live
9:45—Church in the Wlldwood-
Shepard Funeral Home
10:00 NEWS
10 05—Morning Dance
10:15—Platter Party-Tobin Drug
10:30—Denton Newe-Charliet Mkt
10:40—Rhythm Makers
10:65--NEWS
1100 —Sanger Program
11:80—Rltm Bryant-O. 1 Oil
11:45—Mti Time
1155— Farm News-Seed Houaa
12 00—Jaaa Jamboree—La Mode
12:15—Roundup-Reeves Drug
18 80—MEWS-Ben Iv«y
1246—Mid-day Cwt is
i oo Rav. t7 Stlwtanacfc
1:90—Guy Lombardo Orch.
1:48—harry Clinton Orch.
. 1:65—NMWE
I 2:00—Olnny Shnma
116- Oene Krupa
gag BBsHh TWk
I 9 45 —Plano Melodies
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000 extra appropriation for
i school's use until Aug 31.
| The finance .subcommittee also
considered a request for $11,231.-
000 for the main university during
the next two years.
Painter said that parts ot the
medical school budget, set in 1945
appropriations, have been exceed-
ed by 100 percent Chauncey Leake,
dean of the medical branch, ex-
plained the extra spending was
made with the consent of the
Board of Regents so that Army
and Navy contracts would not be
violated and to keep the school
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AMSTERDAM, Feb 18 —(Ab—Th
guns near crown Princess Juliana’s 1
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palace at SoestDljk and in the cen- I
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to Molotov today in Moscow by |
Ambassador Bedell Smith.
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