Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 234, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 15, 1946 Page: 3 of 12
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schools for
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sit and hatch chicks
Com* in today or, if yoa prefer, phone na fer
complete detaUa of the Flreetone Hydro-Flatten Program.
• CUSHION AGAINST SHOCK ... new Hydro-Hater
permits filling to a new high level and Ml! provide ample
air cushion Yon get advantage* of “>• pewwwmtfc tire
including protection agaiaet tire breakage from shock and
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Farmers everywhere choose
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bscauss of those "Baclniiv. Extra ▼slues":
I. Patented Treed DeUpa that provides np to
215 extra inches of traction bar length per
tractor.
J. Trlplo-Brnsed Troetion Bars . . • Will not
bend or allow allppage which result in
exosaalve tread wear.
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aerarea a deep, strong traction Mg.
Tfcoy <00 no more than ordinary tift.
Dept. ( K22
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Fort Worth, Texas
Alaskan Indians erect totem poles
to the animal from which they be-
lieve their tribe descended.
Two simple steps in building
Sturdy Bodies!
eligible to
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I message and whether it represented
the views of an estimated 500,000
U I put oH making repairs on my car.
□ I hoop my cor in top condition.
Do you neglect having brakes adjusted’
Do you fail to replace dead light bulbs’ Do
you drive as fast as usual though tws are
worn? With so many old cars on the road
accidents involving mechanical defects
have more than doubled today!
WANTED!
Reliable man to buy grain
from farmers in your local
town. Write
Liquor Dealer
Indicted For
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cil to give support in public meet- / (/y LVQSlOn
Cakes of salt once were used as
money in both Tibet and Abys-
sinia
• GREATER PULLING POWER .. tho extra weight give
the tire a deeper, stronger bite . . . provides better grip
.. . Increases pulling power.
U1 I exceaded the spoad Hmit today
Cl I never go over the wpead limit.
Do vou try to make up time hy speeding?
Do you take curves too fast . . or forget
how quickly vou lose control on wet, icy
pavement? Last year 1 out of 3 auto deaths
involved driving at unsafe speeds. Is it
worth your life to save 5 minutes?
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YOUNG PEOPLE, especially those of grammar and high school
prone to be deficient in stomach digestive juices and
I. In such cases Nature needs extra help. If an organic
TOKYO. May 15— <AP) A B-29
piloted by Col: E D Reynolds.
Beaumont, Tex, set a new world
load-to-a)titude record Monday at
Guam when it carried a payload of
2,000 kilograms 14.400 pounds) to
an altitude of 44,200 feet
The announcement was made to-
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Cl I cross whan tho signal is flashing.
Cl I never take a chance with a train
Do you ignore signals if the train seems far
away? Do you cross without clear vision
both ways? Right now . . . make it your
rule never to disregard a signal! And you'll
never meet the sudden terror that killed or
injured 16 persons each day last year!
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Beale, enthusiatic over the
success of the trek, wrote: "the
adaptation of camels to military
operations on the plains may now
be taken as demonstrated "
Tile coming of railroads to the
frontier doomed the camel experi-
ment. however, and the herd was
scattered Some of the camels were
sold to roos or private individuals,
ethers died of neglect, still others
were shot by ranchers and hunters
Young Lacoume's account says
tlie last of the camels died in the
Los Angeles Zoo in 1931 three-
quarters of a century after its ar-
rival in old Indianola
"little" chances wc all tike, unthinkingly, every day —the
little repairs we neglect to make! Yes, it's up to you !
You can tut down America's accident rate simply by not
letting an accident happen to you !
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KANSAS CITY, May 15—(46—
Don Turnbull, secretary of the In-
ternationa) Baby Chick Association,
b worried about an air trip to
Warsaw. Poland—a flight on which
he will "chaperone" 55.000 hen eggs
A rough landing could cause
quite aj> omelet, and a costly one.
too Erfl-h one of the eggs, consign-
er! to Poland for incubation by the
I United Nations Relief Admlnistra-
I tion, is Worth from fifty cents to fit
■ Baseball evolved from the English
game of cricket.
Japanese who took part
, Day demonstration here.
The discussion was
I with a Russian request
j mat ion at the next meeting. May
' 29, on an investigation that Atche-
son said was being conducted into
allegations made in the documents
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SENATORS ADMIRE STEAKS—Senators Hugh But-
ler (R-Neb) and Kenneth S. Wherry (R-Neb) admire
some of the 120 steaks sent to Washington by the Ak-
Bar-Ben society of Omaha for a luncheon to lie served
in the Senate dining room. (AP Wirephoto).
Air Command of the U. 8 Army
(PACUSA).
It was the fourth load-altitude
record established this month by
I B-3fl s of PACUSA
The previous reCord in the 2.000
I kilogram load category was estab-
1 llshed in September, 1936. by Vlatl-
mir Kok kinski of Russia at 36,105
feet
This Month Is National Safety Month! Drive In For Complete Chieck-Up!
Declare your own Safety Drive by letting us: I—Cle an and repack front wheels. 2—Drain crankcase, put
in summer-weight oil; 3—Lubricate chassis; 4—Flush and drain the transmission and differential; and
5—Clean or replace spark plugs.
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eluded suppression of movement in
protest of the rice ration, control
of speech on Shikoku Island, per-
version of Allied purge directives,
and diversion by influential groups
I ted bv the Allies to the Japanese
unvprn nw»nt
i chairman of the council as well as i
pmionni m a x MurArthiir'c ulrlfl
E. Lowry said he will
sign a contract within a few days'
under which the Veterans' Admin-
istration will pay $29
per man to ajiproved
tills training
It also will Include
home counseling and business edu-
cation, said Lowry. He will admin-
ister the program as state execu-
tive director of vocational educa-
tion
Schools for veterans have already
been set up tn 45 Texas communi-
ties, 26 applications are [rending,
and it is antici|>ated 75 to 100 more
schools will be found , ■ •• • ■-
train veterans, Lowry said. Of the
$29. four dollars will be set aside
for administrative expense and $25
will go to the local schools.
The attorney general has approv-
ed the contract, it has the okay of
ttie state board of vocational edu-
cation and final consummation de-
pends only on Lowry’s signature
Republican committee hero vestcr- A Bloomin’ ILcody Trip
PARSONS. Kas . May 15-(4b—
i its November election slate of candi- j Police halted Tom Russell on a New
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MacArthur’s aide
"I do not need to tell you the >
United States does not favor Com- ’
munism, in thp United States—or
Japan, Atcheson continued
“It is my opinion that the ef- 1
forts of meml^rs of thLs council I
should be toward the democratiza-
tion of Japan and it is not consist-
ent with our clear duty in that re- j
sped for any member of tile coun-
950.000 people were hllej or injured in auto accidents
last year' And the menace is t^rnwtng! In the first 4 months
after £as rationing ended, auto deaths jumped 36%! Re-
member, accidents tome from carelessness . . . from the
HOPKINS NEW STATE
chairman OFCOP
I’ALLAf,, May 15.— < AI’i - George ’
C Hopkins, Dallas, was unanlmous-
j ly elected state chairman of the
GJ I only slow down o« slop signs.
□ I stop tomptetoly of ovory stop sign.
Do you chisel on stop sgpw often sneak-
tng through instead of coming to a full
stop? D<> you try to beat the light when it's
turning red? Hall of last year's auto deaths
involved just such criminal careleaancss.
Better be safe than sorry. (
York pier as he rushed to meet his
British bride and three-months-old '
son on the Queen Mary
"Hive forgotten m' bloomin'
pocketbook." he shouted. His pos-
ing as a British sailor worked as
, far as a porthole where he saw his
. wife but couldn't get any farther
I Deciding they would fare better
’ with the Red Cross beeause of trav-
I el restrictions. Russell told his bride
I he'd try to make her train. As she
' left the Pennsylvania Station, Rus-
sell left Grand Central. They miss-
ed each other at Chicago and again
at Kansas City—and finally met at
his home here.
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stomach and (2) to build-up BLOOD STRENGTH
when deficient. It helps nature work faster when
extra help is needed. You can start today ... at
drug stores in 10 and 20 oz. sizes. © S.S.S. Co.
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Ings of the council or otherwise to j
any one Japanese political party." j
Atcheson's remarks were made |
during a verbal engagement be- i
tween him and Dereyyanko on the !
! in whisky sales, was under a fed-
I eral grand jury indictment today
for evasion of income taxes.
The indictment charged Stein-
herg with filing a false and fraud-
ulent income and victory tax re-
turn It alleges that the return was
j "lomputed on the community prop-
erty basis ol $49,903.15 and a victory
1 tax net Income of $36,466 66 and
Gorges" made" to IVrtatem^T'in-1lhat
• • - - 'on was the sum of $24,386 21. where-
I as income tax net income was the
! sortie of $502,680 13 and victory tax
net Income was tlie sum of $480.-
242.64."
The Indictment Hated Steinberg s
prefits from liquor sales at $974.-
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Judge T. Whitfield Davidson set
bond at $30,000
The defendant, wholesale liquor
dealer, is at liberty on a $0,000 bond
posted previously In the case filed
in federal court here by the OPA
AH ACCIDENT THIS YEAR?
McAllen Votes Bonds To
Improve Sewer System
McALLEN. May 15--(AP i — Bonds
will be issued for the inodernlza- !
lion and extension of McAllen s„.,u v.i>CIO,w1i .UnUl.,u«. K1Uu>>»
sewer system Yesterday local vot- 1 of food and other necessities allot-
ers approved 214 to 23 the issuance j
of $500,000 in revenue bonds for
the purpose.
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trouble or focal infection is suspected, consult your physician.
Tissue foods must be digested and rich, red-blood must be pres-
ent to build sturdy bodies. 8 S S Tonic is especially designed (1)
to promote the flow of VITAL DIGESTIVE JUICES in the
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AUSTIN, May 15—A graphic
account of the B liar re experiment
ci using camels for Army supply
trains in the Southwest has won
for James G Lacoume, Jr., of Ball
High School. Galveston, first prize
in the Texas Junior Historian writ-
ing contest
Lacoume's paper recalled that
Secretary of War Jefferson Davis,
later President of the Confederacy,
was credited with the idea of im-
porting camels for transport be-
tween the frontier Army posts
The first shipment of 33 cameU
and dromedaries arrived at Indiano-
la. witli their Arab attendants, on
the ship supply, on April 29. 1858
When they were unloaded they
created great excitement among
the people of the town and panic
among the domestic animals, es-
pecially horses and mtilbs
The second shipment of 41 cam-
els arrived at Indianola on Jan 28.
1857 They were distributed to Army
poets at San Antonio and other
[joints tn the Southwest
Although the experiment met
with numerous delays and difficul-
ties. the camels did to some ex-
tent fulfill the purpose for which
'hey were Imported and once, un-
der the command of Lt E Beale,
■t came] caravan made a 1200-mfle
test trip, lasting 48 days, from Ft
Defiance. N M.. to California and
.hack to the Colorado River in Tex-
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AUSTIN. May 15 (APi -Home-
town training tn agriculture and gua|
vocational subjects for veterans; ane!
who do not want to go to college '
under the G I Bill is due for im- I
mediate expansion in Texas.
Maj W E. Lowry said he will
Japanese May Day
Message Called
‘Red Propaganda’
TOKYO, May 15 — i/IV George Atcheson, Jr , General MacArthur’s
[jolitlcal adviser, today told the Allied Council tor Japan that a Jap-
anese May Day message placed before it by Russia's member was "an
attempt to spread Communistic propaganda "
Tlie message, addressed separately to the four council members and
to MacArthur, called the Japanese government "enemies oi democratic
revolution" and asked the Allies for cooperation and assistance to achieve
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ed.
Tire Russian delegate, Lt Gen
Kuzma Derevyanko, brought the 1
message to the council with a re- i
quest to MacArthur tor information
on the statements made therein
According to translators, the
document was not written in idio-
matic Japanese but rather gives the
impression that tile original had
been drawn up in a foreign lan- |
iue and then translated Into Jap-
's7> for presentation," said Atch-
eson, who is American member and I
dav at a meeting of the group
The committee also voted to select
dates at the Aug 13 convention in-
stead of in primary balloting
Hopkins succeeds John W Philp,
Dallas, who resigned because of ill
health
R B Creager of Brownsville, na-
j tional committeeman from Texas.
' presided for the meeting
of Dallas, [------
I charged with collecting nearly
S million dollars above celling prices
i day by headquarters of the Pacific
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 234, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 15, 1946, newspaper, May 15, 1946; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1335953/m1/3/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.