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DENTON, TEXAS. RECORD-CTOtOMCIX, FRIDAY FKKBCAKT M. 1M8
Voting on Yucca
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FULTZ NEWS
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word DOBBS when you ask for your new sj>ring felt..We’ll
ask that you run your hand over its amooth. nch texture.
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Oklahoma Pastor
To Preach Here
Taliaferro & Son
Hardware A Seed
SCORES STAND
AGAINST SPORTS
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Rice 53. Baylor 36
Stephen F Austin. 55 Sam
tor Stale 48
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WELCOMES NEW
PHILS’ OWNERS
SCHOOL CENSUS
TAKER NAMED
Plans for the enlargement of the
entire Girl Scout program ol Den-
ton to form a Girl Scout Associa-
tion are under way with the initial
meeting of the workers to be held
Wednesda’. evening at 7 30 o-elock
in tiie municipal auditorium
Tlie assoc la tlpn will include a
large number of adult workers, both
men and women who will guide the
work of Um- Girl Scouts in Denton
i Mfeus LuciUe Skewes of Dallas, sent I
! turn after finishing their job
I do not begrudge anyone a good
time Moreover I do not believe
that good times can be or should
be legislated out of our lives Wnat-
ever
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CHATTER 01T~l|HIGHLAND PARK DENT0N
cdaotc and GO INTO FINALS TONIGHT
FOR DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP
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tnu isporta lion
most important.
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CHICAGO. Peb 19 <4N—Major
John L Griffith commissioner of
athletics for the Western Confer-
ence said today a group of col-
lege presidents had advised Army
officials to take a stand against
partk-ipatlon in intercollegiate ath-
letics
He said tile action was taken by
a few university heads who “don't
like college athletics.'' and that it
was followed up by last week's an-
nouncement by Army officials that
university men trained for the Army
O kindred soul
Sylvester Gordde 6-food 9-inch
Praahman basketbailer who recently
left Georgetown after signing *
Totedo baseball contract, used to
do all right tn court practice until
about 5pm Then he'd ask to
excused After turning him down
several times Coach Elmer Ripley
twUced the kid wasn't working in
tte late sessions so Elmer asked
why . Qoedde had just one com-
plain'. Basketball was fun. but he'd
haw to quit the squad if be couldn't
get near a radio In time to hear
"Superman "
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By HUGH rVLLEBTON JR-
MEW YORK. Feb- IF-'AV
x. Georgetown li Hugh Short wUl go
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Highland Park and Denton to-
night wUl play Die finals In “ “
Dtatrtct 6 achooib " ‘
tourney under way
Both came out on top in the
aetni-finals Friday morning. Den-
ton defeating Arlington 55 to 18
and Highland Park defeating
Greenville 41 to 12
GreenvUle and Arlington had
swept to the aatnlfinals of the dis-
trict tournament Thursday night,
after Greenville wiped out a Mc-
Kinney lead to defeat the Lions 32
to 22 Arlington eked out a 36 to 34
victory over Sulphur Springs
McKinney was well on the way
to victory when it piled up a 15 to
7 lead against Greenville and was
still in front at the half. 16 to 13
A thrilling last-minute finish wiped
out the McKinney lead, however
when the Greenville lads came in
strong.
Arlington's slim victory over Sul-
phur Springs can be credited to
proficiency in cashing tn on free
tosses as the game was nip-and-
tuck all the way The closely-
fought game marked the opening
of the tourney
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Th* owner of the bouse above used just two coats
An of paint. First coat—the new "all-eurfaca
uniforming" SWP Undercoater *450 tec-
Bend Coat—beautiful, durable SWP Home
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slating of recruits who recently were
Inducted into the Army the band Is
attached Ito the 343rd
Regiment
The entire presentation was
H L Dungan
Theron Pouts. Mr
Gay Mr and Mrs
, Mr and Mrs D B Leutv
Mr and Mrs H J Heste '
Mrs Batlev Mullins. Mr i
Fred H
Neale Sr
Slaughter
Sharp Mr
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had tugh team senes with 2 336 in
the week's bowling league play
Harry Keinath, bowling with the
Dtvarty Five had high uidividual arguments
game With 215 and also high in- sport
dividual senes with 530
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Team Standings
In Bowling League
on in the world 1
Justify their usual way of living to- 1
dav hv savliiit that it is what the
IntanLry Hwy —y ih« Che country Jube LIQUOR CURFEW
. Si”X‘ SX^mEcX w 1 LAW FAVORED
Today's guest star
Bob Foote. Pasadena. Calif. Star-
News: "We can t make up our
minds whether or not we are justi-
fied In doing a little playing while
our bwyw overseas are in prospect
of dying Probaly the answer will
be that typically Puritan one We
will do what we want in the matter
of holding sports but we won't
really enjoy them The old blue-
noee conaelencr making 1U cus- l
UNnar( compromise
: Interest U raiming high In the J
' unique Yucca beauty race al
I Teacbwa CoUege
Ln the 1943 Yucca beauty queen
' competUou. which doees March 3.
i nominees from various groups, re-
ceive voles through student pur-
chaaes of war bonds and stamps.
1 The winner will be named Yucca
, queen and iu addition will be enter -
I ed In the national bond queen con- i
test sponsored by the Associated 1
OnlhRMf Press
Nominees include Miss Edna Jo
Allen. Garland. Terrill Hall candi- i
date; Miss Melen Finnell, Dallas.
Marqus HaU. Miss Gerry Goodman. 8 Military Academy at West Point.
prepared to give up many things |
which we have long felt constitute ; yi
our Inalienable rights
Net War Minded
I venture to say that by far the
13 replacing Maj -Gen bulk of our people still do not real-
” in we are al war. People are
i either having one Itoit fling or are
Warrant Officer Nathan A Cam- | totally unconscious of what Is going
Mary Jane Jones. Anson. Kappa mwck Jr u organiser of .
„ Kappa Kappa sorority. the band Newly -formed and con- '
1 morrow night and that's arhy the
Owte will be listening for reports
from Fort Worth at the same time
they're playing 8 M U
Arkansas and A A M open a
two-game series at Fayetteville to-
night
NOW! M EY
Hurry! Ger u
•running tabl
o» n' The »cr
healthful »al
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in hodi fxi'tl
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iho thrilling
today!
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at such an early date His first In-
timation that something unusual
was occurring came when strains of '
music from the street were heard
In his office The prescribed ruffle j
and flourish were executed at the
appealance of the general and the
1 band then broke into the "General's
March Tech Sgt Everett C
Mhts , gvgjv. is assistant band leader
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and Mrs Joe McGinty. Mrs Zetla
Jennln C Mc-
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State 3!
Texas Tech 47, Arizona 35
West Texas State 67 Texas Mines
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New Mr-xpu 41. Tempe < Artr > 34
registered for enlistment, while . night
Grace-Barrow Chevrolet Co.
| IN Vo«*N Locust Denton, Texo PHONE NO. M
G W Kerr veteran of the last
world war has been named by the
Denton school board to take the
Mholaatic census in Denton, begin-
ning March 1
C Y Garrison presented his res-
ignation as a member of the board,
and J H Ru&sell was named to
take his plate ■*
into the army next week without
ggttliw a chance to show his rec-
ord-broaklng 1943 form before hla
aeboolmataa. .. The only Hoyas who
have aeen him in action are Coach
Hap Jfardell and the memban of
the mile relay team The Big
■ftn coilegea likely will schedule
football games against service
teams next fall on the same bases
ag lakt year—if there are any ser-
vice teams When Pitt's basket-
ball team wound up $• home
season against Carnegie the other
night. Doc Carlson rushed out on
tbe floor to kiss the senior players
when he put In the subs and had
a technical foul called against him
ILHAMS STORE
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here by the national office ui N<»
York Cits
. iweetiiiK
Gas Defense
Course 7 onight
Registration and the first meet-
ing at the gas defense courses of-
f tered at T S C W as pert of
Deuton's Civilian Defense training series of spearheads
will be held tonight from 7 to 9 p " ‘ *“
. in in (loom 207. science building
Dr Madison Marshall will in-
struct the courses which have been
designated as gas defense A. a tw<>-
tiour course and gas defense B
which meets three hours
Tonight's meeting will be devoted
to a study of the gas mask
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, military point of view, the terrttora I
now retaken in middle Russia Is of |
relatively small Importance Only
when the main German strong-
holds are evacuated call the flanks
be turned and the territory between
' collapse into the hands of the
Russians
Labor Requirements
The situation in Russia and in
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ever, temporarily.' we must now be continental' offensive require sup-
■ * -----—- Ipliaafrom thia country almost be-
yond comprehension Losses
} through U -boat action are still bad
Until we have adequate surpluses
of munitions and food there will be
continual need of more and moie
employment and rationing for pure-
ly military purposes How suddenly
new regulations governing civilian
purchases can be enforced is seen
Rev H C Ownby of Oklahoma
City will preach at the Central
Baptist Church here Sunday morn-
ing and evening tn the absence of
the pastor. Rev L R Bradley, who
is conducting a revival at the
Hebronv tile Baptist Church in Ok
Mrs ! lalionia City, of which Rev Ownbv
The latter is a leader
among Fundamental Baptists
Oklahoma has organized two such
churches ui Oklahoma City and re-
cently wa^ called as pastor of the
| Hebronvlife church Ins fourth pas-
McNamara Mis Jennln C
CUster, Krum. Mr and Mrs S
McAlister, Hauilyn Morgan
Hebron. Rev and Mrs C
Montgomery Mr and Mrs Lyie E Jtorale in that city
Montgomery Mi and Mrs G W
Martin. Aowaklya Camp Fire Girls 1
Miss Helen Barns. Mrs Lula Bish-
op Mr and Mrs. Ross Compton.
Mr and Mrs Grover Campbell.
i» Central Truck Lanes Mr and Mrs
L Dungan. Mr and Mrs
and Mrs M A
Owen Griffin,
i Justin.
M and
ind Mrs
Minor Mr and Mrs R
Mr and Mrs E
Mr and Mrs L
and Mrs
Mr and Mrs Camp Taliaferro Mr
and Mrs C P Whisenant Mr and
' Mrs W E Williams. Mrs George
Western Auto Associate
i By Associated Press'
The Rk-e Owls now in second
place in the Southwest Cotifareuce
backetball race, move into Dallas i
tomorrow night to play Southern
Methodist University hoping some-
thing happens over at Rirt Worth
that will be different from what
the fans expect
Rice beat Baylor 53-36 last night
at Houston for the Owls sixth
straight victory, thus staying two
games behind leading Texas
Texas plays Texas Christian to-
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in ' '
share Millions of people are ac-
tually engaged in war work and
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AUSTIN Feb 19—iA*>— Texans
' may du more home drinking and
leas public drinking if the Leglsla-
i lure passes a liquor curfew law ap-
1 proved by the House Liquor Regula-
,I tion Committee
we can do and can enjoy with- i
out effect upon the war effort '
should be continued as a port of the I
famililar American scene But 1943
should be our readjustment year
It may be our hardest year of the
war or it may be Just a preliminary
to a harder one to come At any
rate some real sacrifices are now in
order to back up to the fullest ex- ,
tent our armed services
Easy Days to Dale
If every civilian were to ask
himself. "What have I done to help
the war effort?” perhaps only one-
third of them would be able to |
state a clear case Many of these 1
are r
I over 60.000 parents have had a boy
killed, wounded or captured Cer-
tainly these have contributed their j
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even though highly paid they feel. '
and rightly so. that they are doing
their part Many wlllions more a
have bought war bonds winch while I
commendable, is only a
form of contribution
The only way the majority of us
have felt the war 1* through a flight
readjustment in our normal way of
living This has resulted from
rationing restrictions priorities,
lack of resdential building Anted
use of automobles and the cumula- ,
tlve effect of wartime upon our
nervous systems The rank and (
file Of our people have continued '
their Uve* in urctet/mied ruts {
Tiiey feel that things arc getting
better and leave the worrying to
the military
War in Russia
For some weeks now we have
been informed o' much territory re-
| ft d I. w-x. kj_f .J,«l fl > t' 11 1 <»»«■•«■'. tv.d
I of the booty captured from the Ger-
mans of hundreds of German fight
1 er and transport planes being shot
I down Russia Is certainly waging
I some real offensive attacks but her
; success to date does not necessarily
mean Germany is ail through on
the the eastern trout
The line of battle In Russia is a
_ • _.s A great at-
tempt is being made by Russia to
turn the German flanks From a
ModQbqwIc Bond
Presented to New
Ma jor-General
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Hoop's Grocerv had high tram
with 817 and the Hot Shots tn colleges would not have time to
compete In intercollegiate athlet-
ics
"Tliese college presidents present
against
which are i
Griffith observed
lhev refer to a
problem Recently two of our Big
Ten teams played a basketball
game oti a night when the tempera-
t in stood at xero There were 14.-
00C spectators there and moat of
them walked to the field house
“What Is there wrung with these .
people going out to watch two
teems of boys perform* What
there wrong in these boys playing*'
Mart. Oak Street Hall; Miss Reeta assumed command of the division
»nith. Garland. Kappa Then Pi here Jan 1* " ----
•sorority Mi* Jane Trulock Paris. Alexander E Anderson, who died ixe
Phoreff sorority Miss Edith Butler. I 23
Howe Kaghlir sorority; and Miss
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MARRUUi
I Miss Jane Lloyd of Tyler, form*
I er student ui leechers vuUegv, ai'w
Harry H Holman III. of Pittsburg,
i were married Sunday at the home
I of the bridegroom s puraoto ia
i Pittsburg The couple will be at
. home In Jackson, Mlae
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PHILADELPHIA Feb 19 —<>P^
The new owners of the Philadel-
phia Phils whoever they are will
take over the National Leagues
problem team with the best wishes
of retiring President Gerald P Nu- ’
gent who never could do t
with them himself
I wish the new owners
no idea who they may I
luck Nugent said
need it No matter how much money
you have you need plenty of luck
tn baseball
Such was
Kiwanis—
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and Mrs W E Flippo. Mrs Adolph-
me Grabbe Mrs Allie George W
B Nail. Mr and Mrs R B Neale
Jr, Mr and Mrs E
Cora Nichols. Mr and Mrs Brooks
Nash. Miss Stella Owsley C C Oit,
Mr and Mrs N P Pace. Roanoke,
Mrs Amelia Panner. Mr and Mrs
R C Patterson. Mr and Mrs Harry !
Ray Mr and Mrs G D Ross. I
Krum. Miss Nena Roberson Mr. 1
and Mrs J R Swenson.
Laura Schmiti W E Singleton. A
M Stinson M> and Mrs J H
Ru&sell. Mr and Mrs Norris Rus-
sell T J Roadv Mr and Mrs
E B Tobin Chas M Whitlock Mr
and Mrs Ravmond Wheeler. Mr
and Mrs C C Wilkins. Krum Mr
and Mrs Charles N Young
Rev and Mrs H G Goodykoontx.
Mr and Mrs Joe Gambill Jr . Mr
and Mrs F B Huey Mr and Mrs
Chester January Ponder
Mrs A S James. Mrs
Kanady. Mrs Helen Kelsay,
and Mrs O B laird Mr and
J A Lowery Mrs H F Lanier Mr. j is pastor
The bill which will take a place
near the top of the House calen-
dar was approved unanimously by
committee
It permits liquor |»a< kagr stores
to sell only between 9 a in and
10 p m shaving four hours off
present hours und continues Sun-
' day closing
A midnight curfew is placed on I
beer sales from Monday to Friday
Inclusive, with an added 15 minutes
for consumption on the premises
Saturday night closing is extended
to 1 a 111 Sunday with 15 min-
utes more for consumption Sun- [
day hours are 1 p m until mid- I
- ‘t Beer SH|es begin at 7 a in '
except on Sunday
Have y<M*r cwtnew cleaned and
pressed Be sure tu bring vour ham
era. Camp t leaner*. Phene 1212.
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By ROGER W. BAB8ON
BABSON PARK. Man . Feb. 1#
early I _jn mu global war we in America
, weoneaaay. me oem uiviskmi in- kre fighting for the non e—ential
• fantry band was formally presented I knd inefficient buslneas aa much m
to Maj-Gen Harris M Melaxky.lwe are striving to build up bual-
commaiider of the Blackhawk dlvlx- ,)PBsew essential to the war effort. .
Ion at Camp Howie, who appeared we want to continue certain of our
for the first time Wednesday wear- j reactions our r^hts of free speech 1
lug two silver stars. Gen Melaaky , knd othsi factors which make up |
.------------- .------American way of living How- j Africa and the preparation for
A
I Medders
I have , Htorc
be good
and they'll 1 Battleship Tirpitz
• Target Practicing
tiie graying ex-tnag- LONDON Feb 19 —<JP^-A Reu-i
nate s Swan Song to the big leagues. ' ters dispatch from Stockholm to-
! voiced after the National League day said the Tlrpitx. Germany's
bought up hrs stock on a forced most powerful battleship has been
- sale and announced that a re-sale engaging In target practice In the
. would be made within a week { North Sea
■ The agency said apparently the
damage inflicted on the battleship ’
by a Russian submarine In the |
Barents Sea last July had been
repaired and the warship possibly
was getting ready for raiding
erations
und Mrs G
bad been nominated for promotion
from brigadier to major geneial
about 10 days ago. and the nomina-
tion was sent to the Senate for con- ,
firmat Ion Gen Melaiky a native
of Austin and a graduate of the U
Many people dy the recent restrictions on shoe
v nf llvinu tO- 1
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! day by saying that it is what the
. boys in the armed services exr **
, that the country clubs
amusene'nt places and general hil-
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surprise to Gen Melasky, who had doing for the boys to enjoy when
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