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Thursday, July 11, 19J5
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THE DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE
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Ex-Red Dismissed
ADLAI HITS GOP
TAX PROMISES
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Dinner will be served at 6 30 and
the program will follow.
Program chairmen are
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HUMAN DECOY—Marine Pfc. Henry Friday, left, of Nekoosa, Wise., walks down a
trench at a forward observation post of the 1st Marine Division on the Korean west-
ern front while T-Sgt. John W. Boitnott, who grew up in the hills of Kentucky, a
Leatherneck sniper, prepares to fire at an enemy sniper. This was Friday’s last
run as decoy to allow Boitnott to pick off enemy snipers. Their company commander,
hearing of the system, put a stop to it shortly after this picture was made. (U.S.
Navy Photo via AP Wirephoto)
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
TONIGHT and FRIDAY
Man Found Dead,
Identity Sought
North Texas law enforcement
authorities were asked for help
today in an effort to identify a
man found dead Wednesday about
three miles from Decatur, Wise
County. Hi» body contained 10
bullet hole*.
Wise County Sheriff Carl Ram-
sey said the man appeared to be
between 45 and 50 years old. He
had a cataract on hia right eye
| and was about 5 feet 10 inches tall
' and weighed about 155 pounds. He
1 was found in a ditch by a rancher.
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TELEPHONE OP^^iTl
Get ALL the Io«W N^)W 1
; Joe frank
Kans., Mrs
PILOT POINT-Postal receipts
in Pilot Point are exceding re
reipts for the same period last
year, Mrs. Faye Emberson, post-
, He said he felt the Taft Hartley
heves that "foolish promises" of Law needed substantial revision,
can but saw no necessity for its re-
| peal.
On
Alathean Class of the First Bap-
tist Church will hold their regular
monthly meeting Friday at 3 p m
in the church.
Downtown Bible Class will honor
Dr. Roger Hebard, who recently
resigned as pastor of the First
, Bapitst Church, with a barbecue
at 7 pm Friday in the Dickson
i Motor Co.
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concerns itself with aeademie free-
ord f>
"I shall await with considerable
Interoat their evaluation of the rec-
ord.”
In dismissing Blanc, who waa a
member of the faculty for six
roars, the regents report auoted
him as saying be considered him-
self • onetime member of the
Communist Party.
Ho was accused specifically of:
”1. Extensive social and official
party -association with the Commu-
nists.
•‘2. Direct participation in the
publication of a Communist news-
paper, by contributing articles,
checking copy, and otherwise pbys-
icslly assisting in the publlcstion of
the newspaper.”
The publication was not named.
In Cinoeolor
Dane Clark - Bon Johnsen
Peter Graves
Features: — 1:20, J;M,
— Also —
Grotery Peck
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‘'ONLY THB VALIANT"
Features: — 2:00, 4:47
Plus: "Fun At The Zoe"
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THIKNIIAY I.nLMTOCK
FORT WORTH (AP)—Cattle 1.000;
calve. 480; weak to un.venly lower.
Good slaughter ate.r. and yearlings |
S26-S30; common and medium kinds >
(15-4125; cull yearlings downward
to 112; good and choice slaughter
calve* 425-028; common and med-
ium calves 115-424 cull* S12.S15,
good and choice Stocker calves (25-
430. common and medium calv.s , r.,,
I Am,, Doud.. MacArthur today
Hog., 400. butchers and sow* steady |
to 25 cant* lower Pig* mov*d to I
killer* at price* 13-04 lower. Choice,
180-240 pound butchers 828; choice
250-800 pound hog* S20 5O-S22 78;
choice 150-175 pound bogs 417-
(22 73; pig* *10-112; rows (16-418.50.
Shesp f.OOO, slaughter lambs and
ewes were 26-80 cents lower: feeder* I
steady to weak Clood and choice ,
slaughter spring lamb* >25.00-420.00;
utility and good spring lamb* (22-
424. cull to good slaughter ewe*
(8-47. medium to good feeder lamb*
Sll-418.
Weather
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ture at Wichita Falls, however,
dropped 22 degrees in an hour
when a rain shower struck Measur-
able rain in the North Texas city
was light, but the weather bureau
said the Red River area had some
heavy rain
River area had some heavy rain.
Showers also foil at Beaumont,
Galveston, Texarkana and Lufkin
Dust blew in far West Texas and
the 82<iegree weather in Wichita
Falls was the coolest reported
Wednesday.
>o* isurwMT os J.,-"
i POLIO AX:3
CALL TODAY
' If. C. Raker — C-«21g
; Katherine Farrington—C-8762
Lois Caldwell—C-6216
Mr*. R. J. Beck—Pilot Point
I. Pauline Anderson — C-4104
Bert Fow ler - C4K12
Or Your Local Service Office
Mra. R» R. Lemiers, Manager
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A tomic
(Continued from Fage 1)
uranium ore from existing domes-
tic sources—even as 'new aources,
both foreign and domestic are
nearly ready ready tor initial pro-
duction."
Regarding weapons develop-
ments, the A EC followed its usual
policy of guarded, close-to-tha-vest
statements.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Flow Memorial Hospital
bles its floor space and the Pilot nutted—I.. R Carty Sr., Route l. 'him' love' o"nh
Ozy I rA * Un I nh L> -A a 1 _ — ' It. —A ... _ _ J . — _ I . * f .. _ f - 1 _ t \ _
Aew Industry
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ton chamber C O Simmons was
program chairman.
Seven members of the Denton '
Team
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professor j Dismissed — Mrs. Katie Boyles,
> College 1 TA-ii-. . ti__ ■ ...u. uni..
[ Jackie Doyle.
Optimist officers and directors
be declared free of the disease by (will have a called meting Friday
Sept 1. There have ben no new at 7 30 p. m. In the Junior Op-
outbreaks reported. timist Gymnasium on Austin St. I
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will
surgical her waist, put a can of lye under Mexican cattle and meat products
Ph B
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Mingo
Garland Ellison. 328 ^exa*. i |)ls |)e,j anfj carrlPd garlic in her
purse
Yesterdaj morning, he said, she
i put poison in his
food. "So 1 went and got my .38
automatic," he said, "and when
jg
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ti e director* and officers in
effort to make Pilot Point a bal-
anced city of homes, culture and
industry.
Since organization of the eham
ber, the I Dighton Manufacturing (
Co has established a branch fac- I
Ton Feddeis *nd two 3 4 ton Mathe*. lory here. About 25 women —
Burial Here Set
For Philanthropist
Georg* Washington Birchfield,
88, retired rancher, buainesa man
and philanthropist, died at his
home in Fort Worth Wednesday
night.
Mr. Birchfield gave 850,000 to
Abilene Chriatlan College in 1849
and th* same year he gave an
equal sum to the construction of
.the present West Berry Church of
Christ building in Fort Worth.
Funeral services will be held at
10 a m. Saturday in the Weat Ber-
ry Church of Christ. Burial will be
in the Odd Fellow Cemetery in
Denton
Survivors include two half broth-
ers. His wife died In Jun* of this
year. The couple had no children.
Cattle Quarantine
May Be Lifted
WASHINGTON P — A1
two day meetin-j of U S and Mexi-1
lean representatives was to begin j
today working on the details of de-
claring Mexico free of hoof-and-;
mouth disease j
Denton, medical; Mrs Elmer Da- ■ knJtted sdk' string arouiid Sllch a declaration will mean1 . .. „
vidaon. Mingo Road, surgical ^cr UU1S( put * ran of iyc under Mexican cattle and meat products Junior optimist bsssdsu
- Mrs Garland Ellison. 328 Texas, I i.ls i)(..i a’n,i carried garlic in her r"n again enter the 1’nlted States,were special guests of the senior
I medical: Pat McDonough, Route , J ‘ K under normal regulations. There Wednesday. Present ware Bill ;
2. Denton, medical; Michael Me-i YeMenlas morning he said she l,er11 an embaigo on them for Griasom. Fred Cogdell. Jim
Mahan, 2018 N. Elm, surgical; Ada«>'- Thornes Sim. Donald
Mrs. Ruby Harris. Krum, medical; 1 fc>K| ..^n [ u(.nt atKj -ot nlv Secretary of Agriculture Brannan Smithers, Billy Jack Wiggs and
James Sprayberry. 303 Smith, I automatic," he said, "and when sa*(1 las^ March that unless new [Jackie Doyle.
emergency treatment; Mrs. Clctis ran j)l|t of house I shot outbreaks occurred Mexico would ----- *— '
I her.”
in, wr
rooms and bath,
Denton, fenced and cross
dee? well. n«w windmill. l»r|
13 acres Bermuda grass,
la^d Joins pasture
her. price (125 acre
wBcmnr A Orr Inauranc*
phone C-2815
' accepted th* chairmanship of
Remington Rand Inc., manufactur-
| ers of business machines and elec-
tronics equipment.
His acceptance was announced by
James H. Rand, president, who
said the post had been offered Mae-
Arthur nearly three yeera ago.
■ The company made no mention of
the general's salary as chairman,
! but it was previously reported un-
officially he had been offered U00,-
1000 a year,
A company spokesman indicated !
the general will retain his army
rank, on an unassigned basis. His
status will be similar to that of
[General of the Army Dwight D. ,
„ — .. -"-z— - «us-1 Eisenhower w'hen Eisenhower was'
pension from his job as warden president of Columbia University,
of Colorado's penitentiary was
handed Roy Best, president of the
I National Wardens’ Association, by
the state Civil Service Commission
yesterday.
The merit board recently tried
the Warden on U counts filed at
the direction of Gov. Dan Thornton,
a Republican One was dropped
during the trial.
| Best, who was aquitted in two
, court lases during the past year
3~d a half, said he will appeal
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I Com« ScjoVi".;
HOUSTON, Tex r - Voodoo
charms that Mrs. Mary White, 29, and
used to hold her husband s love the "ridiculous decision” to""the
failed, but his 38 automatic state courts,
didn't
The woman was dead of seven
bullet wounds yesterday while the
“ was
All INTtlSTATF THEATRE
TODAY thru SAT.
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»fr THE KID FROM^
AMAwn.Tn«
Ex-Valley View
Man, 100, Dies
Special the R*«er8-Chrenisle
VALLEY VIEW - J. E. Lyde,
100, grandfather of Mrs. L. D.
Harris, died in Henriette Tuesday
night. Funeral services for the
former Coke County resident will
be held tn Marietta, Okla., Thurs-
day at 2:30 p.m.
Born in Kaufman County, Mr.
Lyde had lived for a number of
year* near Valley View. He waa
a retired farmer.
Survivors Include his grand-
daughter, Mrs. Harris; three sons,
two sisters, a daughter and a
number of other grandchildren In-
cluding H. K. Lyde formerly of
Gainesville. Grandsons and great-
grandsons will be pallbearers.
MacArthur Takes
Remington Rand
Executive Post
The woman was shot down as
she ran to a house next door to
jca 11 police.
Ad
Ao Air Crash
Claim Planned
By Gamhill
Reg Gambill, lawyer who rep-
resented Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Biggerstaff at the Civil Aeronautics ;
Board hearing on the mid air I
collision in which their son, Paul
Brower, was killed, said today be
has" no plans to file a damage I
claim against the City of Dallas.
A claim for $100,000 was filed I
by Hal Jackson, lawyer represent-
ing The family of Don Walker, an-
other victim.
The two Denton youths died tn
Quesenberry, Aubrey, medical;
Mrs. M. T. Klein, 1325 Maple. | _J -
surgical. IDsmissed — Mrs M. C.
. Charles ,/< uneral Held
! For E. JF . Oliver
Funeral services were held i ‘
the Calvary Baptist Church Wed
nesday afternoon for Ewln W
Oliver, 70, who died in a local
hospital Tuesday.
The Rev. Fred Brewer conduct-
ed services for the retired farmer.
Pallbearers were Will Cruhaugh
of Corinth, Bob Shahan, Chester j
Norman, Bryan Graham. Berry
Harbert, all of Denton, and John
Morris of Krum Burial was in
Oakwood Cemetery under the di
rection of Jack Schmitx and Son
Funeral Home.
Survivor* include his wife, Mr*
Gussie Oliver of Denton; three
son*. Ernest and Houston of Den- i
ton and Curtis of Grapevine; two
daughter*. Mrs Juanita Morris
and Mrs. Irene Christian, both of
Denton
Grace Brown, 215 Bonnie Brae, i
I Mr* I.ula Davidson, 930 W. Prai |
rie; .Mrs. A M. Haygood Jr.. San
ger, Joe Nash, Roanoke; Mrs. C.
PERSONALS
Dr Stella Owsley, |
emeritus of Texas State College
for Women, and Dr. Anne Schley
Duggan, director of the health,
physical education and recreation
department of TSCW, are vaca
Honing for six weeks in Massa-
chusetts. Dr. Duggan is a member
of the summer faculty of Ted
Shawn's University of Dance at
Jacob’s Pillow, Mass Dr. Owsley
is attending the Berkshire Music
Festival at Tanglewood Lenox,
| Mass. They will tour Canada be
fore returning to Texas
Mr. and Mr* W. W. Wilks and
family, 1108 Neff, returned Sun-
day from a vacation for three
weeks in Niagar* Falls. Nev/ York
City, Washington and in Canada
They visited Mr Wilk's brother, I
S. S Wilks, in Princeton, N. .
The Wilks traveled in 19 state*
Mr and Mrs Alton Blankenship.
020 Panhandle, and Mr and Mrs
Harry Goss of Dallas have re-
turned from a 10 day Vacation in
Colorado Springs, Red River. N
M . and Lubbock
Don Paul Kluck of Route 2. Den
ton, and Lindell Vincin of ( oit
Special to the Rscord-Chroniel*
PILOT POINT — Business men
| here can assure those of other
I towns that a live wire Chamber of
I Commerce pay*.
the’erash" of Brower s light plane | A survey of Pilot Point business
near Ix»ve Field June 28. Love . condition* since the Chamber o(
Field is owned by the City of Dal Commerce was organized 1»
- month* ago show* considerable
The dsim i« not a suit for dam I gains.
a ’es but merely notice of liability.] About 200 member* work closely ]
Pvlli’s ordinances require that it 1 with Secretary Alvin Branum and:
. .. . j— ..j tJe director* flnd officers tn an
, D. Palmer and infant, 1710 Sena.
Denton Hospital and Clinic: Ad-
i mitted—J. T. Faulkner, Box 485,
Denton, surgical; J D. Stallings,
Denton, medical; Jimmy Lee
Hampton, Aubrey, surgical. Dis-
missed—Mrs. E. P Chumbley and
son, 406 Mill; Miss Vernon Bates,
913 Anderson, Joe Frank Cole,
I Clearwater, Kans , Mrs I. A
' Pierce. 1004 Austin
Elm Street Hospital and Clinic;
NORMAN Okie.,
Prof. Richard Blanc, dismissed yes-
terday by the University of Okla-
homa board of regents for alleged
Communist sympathies, said he
believe* his dismissal was “not
warranted by th* record.”
Blanc said he la sending th* re-
port of the regents to the national
office of the American Association
of University Professors "which
Dallas; Mrs
a inwright.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. B M Grimmett
of Dalls* are the parents of a aon
born Wednesday in the Elm Street
Hospital and Clinic
Mr. and Mrs. Edward I.. Rolan
of Gatesville, formerly of Denton, '
are the parents of a daughter, Lou
Ann. who was born Wednesday
Mrs. Rolan is the former Eliza-
beth Pockrus of Denton
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-i have been built in Pilot Point. The Bridgeport
ow Pilot Point Cooler Tower Manufac- home Saturday.
tnrinu Y’o ham ritnatrHf'fnrJ an ad«li. LAf^CDlT
that almost dou |
..)g *-'**•’ saw** epitr aisu inc g nui
"1. Point Hatchery ha* moved to larg-
B" er quarters.
SPRINGFIELD, TH. <JT — Gov say anything until after the elec-
Adlai Stevenson, the Democratic | tion ”
party’s presidential candidate, be
Il - — a I L. „ I I l/zx/.l i r k rsa I HOC * * /
substantial federal tax cuts
be “very misleading ”
Stevenson told a new* confer-
enc* yesterday that everybody ! Stevenson said he doesn't see "eye
wants a reduction in taxes but it to eye” with Oscar Ewing, federal
must be obtained at the earliest security agency administrator,
opportunity "consistent with our 1 Rcgar(jjng FEPC, Stevenson re-
needs.” ~z
He was aaked by the newsmen ancj yjat federal
concerning Dwight D. Eiaenhow- [ -I- 1.. -
ers remarks recently’/bout je- an^r,‘a'7t7te’faib'to "meet'it*
’ Stevenson has cancelled all pub-! i
[lie speeches except one on Aug 14 £
at the Illinois State Fair during' ?
the Democratic Day program. But g
Stevenson said he has no campaign
plan* yet and doesn't know' wheth
•r he'll stump the South.
Mr* Ida Mas Morgan Kerr, 60,
died at her home Wednesday night
after a heart attack.
A lifelong resident of Denton
| County, Mr* Kerr was bom
; March 20, 1892. She moved to Den
| ton four years ago
Funeral service* will be held at
the Faith Tabernacle Assembly of
God Church at 4 p m. Friday. The
I Rev. H. A. Johnson will be the
minister in charge and burial will
be in the Old Shiloh Cemetery j
under the direction of Shepard
Funeral Home.
Survivors include her husband,
three sons, William
Floyd Kerr of Argyle, Walter Lee
Hubert Arther
! both of Denton; two sisters,
I Heath, both of Denton; one broth
er, Carl Morgan of Grapevine and
j six grandchildren.
IC-C Improves
Pilot Point
1
iterated he felt this is a state re-i
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government should step in only
during federal taxes, and replied: ,
"I would hope that neither can
didate or party would offer hopes
that are forlorn and at the same
time be demanding a defense es-
tablishment to accomplish our
common objective ”
Eisenhower, the Republican pres
idential nominee, had envisioned
a 40 billion dollar yearly federal
spending cut, but he did not speci-
fy any date or the goal.
Stevenson said he regarded for- • w-w- w-w
eigu policy as the "most import '
ant consideration" of the coming [ xBl KKVlllV 1.AVI V
political campaign. He added that
he supposes his views and those [
of Eisenhower on this subject will,
turn out to be similar.
He said be no longer is a re- <
luctant candidate for president and |
is "quite content with the Chicago
Democratic convention and it* re- ,
suits.” .
Asked if he could make a “give- ’
’em-hell campaign,” the governor I
replied “I don't believe I’m gifted
with talent* of that kind. But I’ll
give it everything I can.”
He parried a question whether
he'd keep Secretary of State Ache-
son if he waa elected president
by saying "I haven't the faintest!
idea about the Cabinet and I won't ^al herr;
Kerr and Hubert Arther Kerr,
! both of Denton; two sisters, Mrs.
! Emma Montgomery and Mrs. Ethel
REMOVAL SALE
Refrigerated Room Cooler* One 3 4
Ton Feddeis and two 3 4 ton Mathes, lory here. About 25 women are lon, al1<i i-intien vincm oi < on husband JuniOus White, 29, v
HZX1d1‘I^OU^r‘l«k«ik«l0naiir'’,‘mIdaU)* emPlo-ved in the manufacture of a/ representing the Asbury a chal'. of ^urd'er
iuTor"hu‘,K “ ' ,‘T ty The woman was shot down
North T.xa-s Eleetrit Six large broiler plant* also J?ethodi»t yomh camp at Lake shp lan t0 a b()Use next door
200 Austin Ave Phone /-82J8 I
FOR BALE7 3 Sid ponlee, 1 cow
horse, 7o« Mo-aa tunng Co. ha* constructed «n addi-
OPEN NOW. Pleaeant sales w°r'1‘. I tional building
established local department etore. -
permanent If you qualify. Younr
women 18 to 45 write us your appll
cation today for interview, Box "P"
thia paper
FC»R RENT Nice nearly new 2 bed-
room house with central heat, in- I ft
sulated celling, the kitchen and bath. • ‘ ‘ J 1 7n
plumbing to rHUtomatlc washer, un- • ■
M^Uhcan c^iis <iupi,x »»me »• to lAons 1 onight
NT3C male student desires work.
References Tom Matthaei (Mattay)
C-6336.
t NFURNISHJJD ground floor. 2 room*, convention in Chicago last week,
_b_aUi. Karag» optb’na/1300 Bolivar.: W1]| sfx.ak to the Denton Lions
Ft)R SALE, due to remodeling, over- CIub tonight in the Student Union ! Murrell, Aubrey.
.Xn ’^'"o^ToS 4.10 4h.rm^ 'hu'hiinx at North Texas State Col Barker and mlant, 1127 Vme, King
Dr“e ' I lege. [Chancellor, 1000 Fannin; Mrs
t’ffFtfRN73HED duplex, Lardwood I
floors, Venetian blinds, electric re- I
frlgerator. 405 (K>. See W. H. Knight,1
^^■hWROOM-^U-entH-nZ.. I Brlnkm»n ‘n<» ^ge Macklin,
adjoining bath, eaat front, kitchen I
privileges If decked. 013 Bell Ave-
nua. C-4418 t
CAB HOP, wanted at Dixie Cafe-
foR-baleT bedroom rock horns,
buy equity and assume FHA Li>an
2310 Fowler Drive.
ATTHACTIVE 2 bedroom house tor
rent unfurnished, Milton street
near school, Mrs. Jack Bullock,
Lewisville.
262 ACRE farm, well Improved, seven
~~J ‘ .. 15 miles West of
and cross fenced. , , , -
bnrn] master, said today.
This makes it almost certain,
j she said, that the Pilot Point post
Agency, i office will retain its rank as a
1 second class post office in 1953
Denton
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