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THE DENTON RE (ORD CHRONICLE
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LOOKING BACK
Denton County’s
Yesteryears
hi
a few things to whet the appetite
of a playgoer. . or, at least, his
imagination.
•evidence has been produced which could cause
•grand jury to indict Lattimore.
‘unusual public apology came about when
y m n-
• (inly the calming hand of
can soothe them in their dis-
Ten Worst Scenes In Moxie
History Chosen By Scribe
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Nation Today:
Debate Might
Help Voters
By JAMES MARLOW
WASHINGTON (Ft—We could all
between
he must
was he
A Michigan farmer boasts what he calla a smart pig.
They always have been porky.
Theatrical Season At Low Limp
Now; Will Pep Lp In September
Sean O’Casey will be back
us agaih, this noted Irish drama-
tist wearing hi* blue shirts and
string ties and turning Broadway
into a bit of Dublin for a week or
two He has written a new Irish
I ‘‘Purple Dust.”
Understanding Of Relatives
cannot run and play—but in Which
he has some responsibility.
WEDNHDAY PROGRAMS
KR1D-TV (Channel 4)
0 15—Bride and Groom
9 Claudette Colberfi plunge in- ' • u Rlrb
to Ui» mud tor “The ---
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-1DL0CK
The superiority of American pilots over enemy fliers is
being demonstrated again in Korea.
“Planes.” a publication of the Aircraft Industries Asso-
ciation. Inc., illustrates that fact graphically. -
In the Korean War so faf; 12 Air Force pilots who won'
the rating of “ace” have destroyed a total of 68 MIG-15’s
(As announced by televiaion stations. Subject to change.)
TUESDAY PROGRAMS
Kitl.D-TV (( hannel 4)
M vie Quick Quiz.
Armchair Theatrt
B)P PAID THROUGH THE NOSE FOfe
THAT RDGMAL NUMBER BECAUSE
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do To help him you
in touch
Speeding trama atill hold the non-stop-for-an-auto rec
ord.
Thb World Today
I>rt Look Rt the Weather
circus scene in
The sight of the
Christians
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bridge of love
was and what
matter what he
^from leaving the country. Further investigation showed
•the information to be entirely false,
^agency executive wHio supplied the “tip'
•making a baseless charge.
By E. ,1. HEADLEE
One of the most interesting suc-
cess stories we know, is that of
the W. Robbins family. Jack and
Hilda (Haynes) Robbins were here
enroute to visit her father at Ath-
ens and his father and mother at
Georgetown.
Jack is with the law firm of
Cravath, Swaine A Moore, a big
law firm in New York and he's
not the office boy. They represent
many national accounts, and Jack
has been busy tn connection with
the Bethlehem Steel seizure case;
and has been practically com-
muting between New York, and
W ■ « h i rvnt rvn *’
happens that we do not drive a
Studebaker We came down across
Pennsylvsnis, Ohio, Missouri, and
Oklahoma, and we plan to return
via the Southern route and the
Eastern Seaboard -.ers. However
“We have worked out a schedule
whereby we will spend the exact
number of hours with each of the
grandparents. It just would not do
to show favoriteism in this very
I matter.”
sey and O'Flaherty act through ag
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fl .SO- B«ul»h
10 00—Texas News
10 15 Weather Telefacta
10 25 -Bporta With Sherman
10:30- News Final
10:35 Movie MarquM
12 (X> -Bl<n Off
By FRANK CORMIER
BARBARIANS IN OCR MIDST
by Virgil W Peterson (Atlantic-
Little Brown; $4.50).
Peterson, operating director of
the Chicago Crime Commission,
says hoodlums and certain Chicago
politicians have conspired in an ef
fort to put the city under the
thumb of Al Capone's gangster-
heirs A lawyer and former FBI
agent, Peterson contends a crime-
politics alliance exists—and tried to
show that this alliance has paid
handsome dividends to a ruthless
crew of 20th century pirates
Careftilly tracing the city’s his
tory, with emphasis on racketeer-
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fl 30- The World Today
fl 40- Let e Look at the Weather
fl .44- Parry Como
7 OO- News Hlghllghta of th» Week
7 15-Sporta Scholar
7 30 The Huntar
S 00— Blue Ribbon Bouta
fl 45—Midweek Sporta Review
9 00—Arthur Godfrey and Frienda
10 OO Police Story
10 30—Chronoacope
10 4S--NightWne Movlee
12:00- Vaepar and Sign Off
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WFA4-TV (Channel S)
7 00—Today
8 OO—Prologue to the Future
S 30—Breakfast Party
fl 00—The World We IJve Id
10 no—Morning
11 OO- The JuTli
11 45—News
12 OO—Studio Party
1 OO- Showtime Matinee
2 OO -Matinee in New York
3 :00 -Gueet Book
3 15—Powers Charm School
3 30 Howdy Doody
4 OO Frontier Playhouse
5:00—Captain Video ,
5 30 Thoee Two
5 45 -Camel News Caravan
6 00—Webeter Webfoot and
Waldon
fl 30— Newa
fl 45- -Highlights of Pporta
fl :B5—Weathereaat
7 00—Kraft Televlalon Theatre
8:00 Baseball Dalles Baglse vs
Oklahoma City Indiana
10 OO TTie Name'a the Same
10 30—Channel R Theatre
11 30— Antell Talaa
11 45—Veepera Sljn Off
WBAP-TV (Channel s>
fl SO- Breakfaat Party
9 OO <lood Morning Pastor
fl IO-Let s Go to Market
s 20 Musical Varieties
9 30 Bobby Pstsra Show
10 OO— Ruth Lyons' SO Club
10:15- -Let's Oo Shopping
fl OO— Paul Winchell-Jerry Mahonev 10 30—Whal e Cooking?
11 30—Morning Matlnes
12 OO- Mualcal Varieties
12 10- NBC Newsreel
12 20- News With Baastndale
12 30—Memory Lane
1 OO- The Big Payoff
1 SO- Johnny Dugan Show
3 00— Matinee In New York
3 00—Hair Styles
3 40—Howdy Doody
4 00--Ann Alden
4 IS—Carnival of Muste
4 30—Tom Corbett, Space Cadet
8 00—Summer Showoeee
8 40—Thoee Two
8 48—News Oaravan
fl oo—Cow bey nmis
fl 28— Weatherman
6 30 Oene Autry
7 00—Television Theatre
• 00—Kit Oanoe
( 40—Facts Porum
5 OO Big Town
8 30 Oangbuatare
10 00- - Texas News
10 14 Weather Tsl«facU
10 28 Sports With Sherman
10 30 News Pinal
10:35 -Movie Marquee
12 00 -Sign OU
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By HAL BOYLE
A ' TOWN IN THE WEST
(A* — The problem of ■ tremen
dous number of intellectual chil-
dren it how to deal bravely with
a parent s ailment.
The father and the mother do fiash thut weakens
By MARK BARRON
NEW YORK—The theatrical sea-
son is in a low limp at present and
you can't expect anything exciting
on Broadway until about the be-
ginning of September But there are comedy caTled
Time was when O'Casey and Lia
O'Flaherty would ccome over
from Dublin with their manuscripts
For instance, the Theater Guild uncjtr their arms and demand that
crowds in Iliir ois when they
for the Senate in 1858
But presidential candidates never
took to the idea very well, perhaps
because it was always more com
Lx>ts of politicians have two hats — one to throw in
the ring and one to talk through.
i
Judging from today’s skirts, women are going to all
lengths to keep in style.
he would make more money in season. In order to be busy about
thifl Guild production. So he would something, he starts rewriting the
have further problems on how to title After discarding one title aft-
spend his money " er another he will probably end up
Another pleasant thing is that with the original one.
Such is the twilight goal of pow
er foi many men and women who
wield responsibility, and who have
suffered a stroke
A strode is an interior lightning
s one or the
their best for the children they other aide of the humun body from
love. But they leave no pattern a , ,
of comfort behind if death should the weak side emotionally depend-
auddenly grab them ent On the side that is not handi-
One of the most common dis capped
ideas of the best scenes of movie ‘ 2 ______2_. '
history So we might as well do I have witnessed. It showed how
the reverse and pick the 10 wont even one of the great actresses,
scenes. as she certainly is, can go awry
This is the equivalent of an Ike with the wrong material,
man putting his head in a Taft
caucus. It can mean nothing but
i man d > for any
ak of A cted by a stroke
„ The m-in thing about a person
and becomes helpless, so far who has had a stroke is that ne
as the use of his muscles ia con- has lost communication wit., -is
cerned. • ordinary world He_ knows that bet-
The great hidden drama in many ter than you
Amer'can families is what they do have to help him keep in t.
with a man who suffers a stroke with the life he ms known before
Uusually the women of the family You have to escort him over the
begin to make him their prisoner ridge <' dill'rent e
by babying him. build a
That is Jim's problem He must what he
go ahead inflicting his views and be. no
personality on a world in which he fore
Denton Rjcord-Chronkxe
Fubilxbau wary artamoon (except Saturday) and Bunday by; Danton Fub-
Uebing Co . Inc. 314 F Hickory 8t
■btered m eecond clue mall matter at the poetofflce at Denton. Tens.
'•nuary 13. 1821, accc-ding to Act of Congrexe. March 3. 1918
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FIVE YEARS AGO
Joe Skiles will assume duties as
manager with the business depart
ment of NTSC on Sept. 1
Maximum temperature
day. 95. minimum, 72.
Dr and Mrs. Arthur Sampley
are in New York City this sum-
mer while Dr Sampley is study-
ing In Columbia University.
lost in accidents, and on operation duty, a loss that oc- dent thinks he can do better for
himself by not risking a public
meeting with the other guy, he
won't risk it.
Director Of Chicago’s Crime
Panel Writes Interestins Book
V ■
irfi and politics, Peterson conclude*
that the Capone gang—which the
Senate Crime Investigating Com
mittee said survives today as one
of America's two top criminal syti
dicates—"was the product of a
deeply entrenched political system.
. . .” Peterson describes the sw
tern, in general terms, as “bastH
on alliances between the unde,
world and politicians for their n.u
tual advantage.”
‘Barbarians in Our Midst” r
not devoted to generalities, how-
ever. Peterson gives a
and detailed account of
velopment of big time <
Chicago.
He tells of mayors and monte-
banks, assassins and aldermen,
weaving a sinister picture which
packs a convincing wallop.
The facts which Peterson recite'
are not new. Most can be found
catalogued in the reference files <'(
Chicago newspapers, and in the
reports of the Sen ate-crime- pr<>:>-.
CL------ Peterson has suc-
ceeded in filling a void in the
literature of Chicago—not bv un
earthing new faCtk but by fitting
the jigsaw pieces of the past into
a shocking panorama which.serves •
as a backdrop for today's news.
The total is higher than the kills recorded by the entire fuls have their last
Chinese air force. The Red pilots have downed only 58 '
Allied jets.
Of course, our plane losses have been higher, but only
leaders who violated the constitution and other American bated
laws.
The FBI makes no charges of communistic activity unless
it can prove them. Similar caution should be exercised by
others in public life.
And ho*/ much wear do you
THINK SME GAVE IT ’
TEN YEARS AGO
Claude lupviUe, who, for several
years has been salesman for the
Ben E Keith Company of Fort
Worth, making Denton trips during
that time has decided to move to
Denton with his family.
T J Fouts underwent a major
operation in Baylor Hospital, Dal
lai, Wednesday morning and was
reported to be resting well at
noon.
Mi»s Mary France* Hampton of
Sanger underwent a tonsilectomy
Wednesday.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
July Fourth Program will draw
— ge crowds to Denton to see the
various activities that will be of
fered
Born To Mr. and Mrs H A
Dawson Thursday afternoon in the
They have two children, a girl
and a boy, Randy, 4, and Mark, 3
They live in Great Neck, L. I ,
and have an acre and a half on
which they raise all kinds of edi-
bles, which they store in a deep-
freeze.
Mr and Mrs W Robbins, for a
long time in the grocery business
at NTSC, have retired to a small
farm, four miles south of George-
town on Highway 81
The other son, David Robbins,
until recently at NTSC, has just
received his Ph D from Ohio State
University, at Columbus; and will
teach at Rollins University in Or-
lando, Fla What a break! He will
teach Busmess Administration
there
David is blond and looks like a
movie actor, and his wife, the
former Ruth Minnerly, could have
been one Her parents, the Claude
Minnerleys. now live in Loveland,
Cold , where he went a few years
back, when he transferred from the
locsl postoffice, whYre he had work-
ed for many years. They have one
girl, Sherry, 18 months old. David
has gotten a patent x>n his foam-
rubber office stamp-pad, of which
he has sold thousands
Quoting Jack: “My work is very
interesting We represent Time.
Life, and Fortuo*; and other na-
tional accounts such as Bulova
jimmy Watch, IBM, Studebaker. But it so
Dr. and Mrs Hill Rowe have
a two weeks' trip
NOTICB TO PUBLIC i
, th«re, except to destroy Mies Col
MrtNRR S9« not rwponaibl* for eony omlattona, typographical arrorn bert'x dignity
ttoiBtonttonal arron that occur othar than to eorrnct in naxt taaua jo, spencer Tracy and Kathar-
ine Hepburn exchanging endear-
ments under the courtroom table
in “Adam's Rib ‘ They're too
mature for that sort of thing
Well, there are my selections.
How about yours?
By BOB THOMAS cut had little more power than any
HOLLYWOOD Lately we b^.ldown in
have been kicking around some “My Son John " Her “mad scene”
KilLLJ* TV °?e mos^iincomfortable large crowds to Denton to see the
.. .. » ... .. . - ... varjous gctivjuej be of.
! An order went out to customs bureau men to bnr him tlJ*1,rnen or networks If all
•from leaving the country. Further investigation showed 1 * ,ime »lr<‘a<b' used by the
- .. . . J i j- . « ox candidates individually was laid
end to end it would amount to
many hours anyway.
There's nothing new in the de-
In and I
10.16—Lora of Lilt
10:30—Baarch for Tomorrow
10 48—Martha McDonald's Kitchen
11:48—Oarry Moore 8how
19:30—Guiding Light 1
12:44- Shirley Marie Oreen —
Sewing School
1 OO The Jack Gwyn Show
1 SO Keeping Trim with George I«e
2 IS—Movietime
8 Jo- Reddy Kilowatt's Kitchen
S'SO .Variety Fair
4 18 Movie Quick Quia
4 30 Armchair Theatre
6.00 Party Tima
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1 The incident illustrates how easily public furore may be bate - between - candidates idea,
^■whipped up during a period of tension. It’s at least 94 years old Lincoln
• The effort to root out Communists from the government and Douglas debated before big
.‘is applauded by every American worthy of the name. crowds in Ibirois when they ran
; But occasionally, in a campaign of this short, hte charges
• fly fast and free. Not everyone who disagrees with us, or
’holds a different opinion, is necessarily a Communist.
• In a free nation, a variety of opinion is normal.
Us becoming apparent that some Americans
Slneared as Communists when in fact they were nothing
•The State Dept. Apologizes
• T-xww.u-.v* X --T¥C VUU4U fl 11
• The U. S. State Department Saturday took the unusual make up our minds better about
^atep of apologizing publicly to Owen I.attimore, the Johns the presidential hopefuls if they'd
•Hopkins University professor whose name has figured in just have a nice debate, face to-
in W»«h_ face' on television
For instance, Sen Robert Taft
and Gep Dwight Eisenhower in
one debate and some »f the would-
be Democratic candidates in an-
other.
__________ , Then, after the Democratic and
Jices for the department, denied the charges. It is a fact Republican conventions in Chicago
' 'that despite the numerous charges made against him. no each pick a candidate, those two
'evidence has been produced which could cause a federal winners could debate on T\ Not
just once As often as necessary
I-': . . r. . x . i xi And none of the TV debate, be-
• The incident that led the State Department, to ,make the (ore'jJT■after tha conventions, would
•unusual public apology came about when a "tip reached p»ve to be 30 minutes quickies ln-
•intelligence officers at Washington that Lattimore phinneii stead, full dress debaie, ever, if
Jto leave the country for Russia or some other Soviet satel- they took hours.
This wouldn't be asking too much
et it fortable, politically and personally,
have been not to
w.v— _____________ __________ ____ _______ .. '-'..'...J 1° the days before radio and TV
of the sort, and merely differed in opinion with the Con- in a country as big as this, if the
presidential candidates wanted the
gressmen who made the charges. . . people everywhere t0 hear and see
We doubt that there are many Communists in the United them arguing logelher ,hey would
Stfitcfl whose identity And Activities are not known to the have had to tour around like a
Federal Bureau of Investigation. vaudeville team
The hard-working and efficient FBI keeps good tabs on There never was any reason, of
subversion, and has brought about the jailing of many Red course, why they couldn't have de-
L ‘ 1 a few times in just one
place. The newspapers would have
covered every word for the people
who couldn’t be there
There was still less excuse for
the candidates not debating once
r«dio had networked the country,
enabling every one to hear them
at the same time, no matte, where
they met.
Since" Tadic can't transmit a
campaign smile into a living room,
some politicians may have consid-
ered it a disadvantage, particularly
if. being invisible, they just sound
nasal or noisy
But now that TV stretches across
the country, the presidential hope-
t excuse—
except one—for not meeting face
to face where everyone can
and hear and judge them.
The one excuse: There is still
eases of late middle age is the
stroke—or the heart attack. -
One stills the b r » 1 n—at least should massage her stricken hand
partly. The other stills the heart and make her know you love her
pump the valve of life
The parent usually doesn’t know
his adventure into mystery
cause his children do not tell him Jove
the nature of his ailment Perhaps tress and doubt
the children themselves do not This any membei of any fam
now ii. should as a labor of affection
Every lamily must havA a man d > for any relative or friend at
like Jim a man at the pe;
his powers who is suddenly strick-
en 1
Washington.”
Some five yearn ago, Jack mar-
ried the beautiful brunette, Hilda
Haynes, NTSC Ex Students secre- — ------ -
tary. Her father, a leading citizen important
of East Texas, was here, along*
with many others from Athens It
was quite an occasion.
They have two children,
J. Jose Ferrer’i de«th «cene in B«ylor Hospital, Dallas, a bov
“Cyrano de Bergerac ” It was =-d «— ”••■ -
trouble for me. since I will doubt- otherwise an artful performance, returned from
. l._---Z2 -----.■ ex- to Galveston,
pire Ferrer seemed to be hope-
column- fully eyeing the academy commit-
tee through-out
4. The trial scene in “Joan of . ,,
Arc." Maybe I was just getting a J*'"'" ln®- n was s,llP
posed to be torrid romance But
it came out with all the excite
ment of a faculty tea at a
college.
6 The
Vadis.”
lunching on the
neither entertaining nor appeliz
ing
7. The Gregory
Jones death scene in “Duel in the
Sun ” Somehow I could never he
lieve that such a handsome pair
would take potshots at each other
on a mountainside
8 The scene of Clark Gable and
Greer Garson's running through a
cornfield in “Adventure " The
acene had no particular relation to
the picture, which hid no par-
ticular relation to anything
leaa pick scenes which many film but I thought he would never
fans remember fondly But we
must have f e ar 1 e as
writing
Here are my selections
1. The Victor Maturo-Hedy La Arc." Maybe I was just getting a
marr love acene in "Samson and little tired by then, but the trial
Delilah." wherein ahe gave him a went on so long I was afraid there
clip job Neither of them seemed would be a hung jury
much interested in each other, 5. The love sequence
much less passionate The big hair- Jim Davis and Betta
WELL.oKAY.rri* \
A LOT MOPE THAN )
I EXPECTED TO \
SPEND. BUT IF IT’LL )
give you mope /
Sx WEAR- S
58 jets were shot down in air to air combat. The remainder politics: And if a would be presi- is- according to managing direc- a producer buy them. Today O’Ca-
were lost in accidents, and on operation duty, a lo«s that oc- dent thinks he can do better for ’or general manager Theresa Hel
cur, even dur.ng pMcetinu. k Nm..K b, no, r,sk,„, pnbbe •-
story, says Miss Helburn, is about O'Casey says that his play con-
a man who can no longer find any- cerng two Englishmen Knowing the
4 IS
♦ 30
5 OO—Hurry Time
5 45 - Wrstern Theatre z
fl 15- Kht D Movieton* N*»«
8 30
6 40
(5 45 Per' y cotnn
7:00—City H<«plt«l
7 30—Busprnse
8 OO CflrP Sportxltght
8 20—8poru Preview
8 30 Wrestling
10.15-Gient Flghl»— (Louls-Fxrr)
10 30- - Movietone Newe
10 45—Nlghtlme Movlex
12:00 Ve»per and Sl*r»(Oft
—oOo- ■
WHl-11 (( hannel 8)
4'00—Frontier Playhouee
6.00—Captain Video
5 30 Dinah Shore
8:48—Camel Newt Caravan
fl 00—-Webster Web foot and Jimmy
Weldon
fl 30—New*
fl;4A—Highlight* of Sports
fl 55- Weatherrnst
7 00 Boss Lr.dy
7 30—Armstrong's Circle Theatre
8 00- -Original Amateur Hour
8 45—Industry on Parade
fl OO—Charlie Wild, Private Detective
9 30—Rocky King Datectl1?*
10 OO -Channel 8 Theatra
11:00—Veepera, Sign Off
WPAB-TV (Channel 8)
4 00—Ann Alden .
4 15—Carnival of Mual*
4 30- Roundup Tima
4 45 -The Chimp*
5 00- -Summer Showcase
5:30 Dinah Shore Show
5 45 News Caravan
8 00—Cowboy Thrill*
(1 26—Weatherman
fl 30—Mualcal Varletla*
7 :00- Bom Lady
7 30- Clrcl* Th*atr*
8 OO—Ctaoo Kid
8 30- Fashion Forecaat
8 45 Bob Consldln*
eSenator McCarthy’s investigation of communism in Wash-
ington.
» McCarthy made Lattimore a special target in charging
Ithat communistic influences wer® at work in the State
•Department.
* The professor, who had performed some consulting serv-
ices for the department, denied the charges. I‘
calm
O'Casey says that his play
thing on which to spend his money jri„n O'Casey as I do. I can only
“So now he is going to spend hn imagine, with shock, what he would
money on a Theater Guild produc- wrjte about a couple of English-
tion,” I said and I thought it was men
a pretty good quip. -phi* i* also the season of
“The only trouble ii,” the calm- “change In titles ” A playwright
minded Miss Helburn said, "is that has a new play ready for the fall
season. In order to be busy about
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