Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 41, Ed. 1 Monday, September 29, 1952 Page: 3 of 8
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THE DENTON RECORD.CHRONICLE
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A group of pooplo from various walk* of Ufa
was organized to smoke only Chesterfield*. For six
month* this group of men and women smoked their
normal amount of Chesterfields - 10 to 40 a day.
45% of the group have smoked Chesterfields con-
tinually from one to thirty years for an average of
10 years each.
At tho beginning and at the end of the six-
months period each smoker was given a thorough
ton, Carrie E. Catt and I.uc'retia
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examination, including X-ray pictures, by the
medical specialist and hi* assistants. The exam>
ination covered the sinuses as well aa the nose,
ears and throat
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Theas ere one of the finest heaters that sen be beaght.
Attractively designed to Mend Into any room. If It Isn't
e cool cabinet—it Isn't o true circeleting hantsr. The
quality la long remembered after the cost Is forgotten.
Get mor* for your money end only $1.00 down, de-
livers one of these hooters. Don't got it oH.
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MAUTIFUL COLORS!
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A responsible consulting organization has
reported the results of a continuing study by a
competent medical specialist and his staff on the
effects of smoking Chesterfield cigarettes.
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QUESTION IN PROTOCOL? — Gov. Adlai Stevenson
(left) and VicePresident Alben Barkley (right) seem
to be insisting that the other go first. They are holding
their lunches in their hands after being served at the
outdor lunch being served at the Barkley home in
Paducah, Ky. Mrs. Barkley is at center. (AP Wire-
photo).
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The best time to start is child-
hood. But it’s never too late to
get some benefits
The possibilities for happy tooth
life are made-cleai in reports to
and tips from the American Den-
tal Association
1. Decay: Early, frequent check-
Seize Boats
TOKYO —Communist China is
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and keeping Japanese fishing boats,
the Fisheries Board says
The board reporta that the Rus-
sians have seized 35 boats since
Japan became independent in April
but returned 33. The Chinese Com-!
unists in that time seized sev-
en and kept them all. The Com
niunists have been seizing the boats
Each Tooth Worth $1,000,
The medical specialist, after a thorough exann
ination of every member of the group, stated:
HIt is my opinion that the ears, noee, throat aad
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accessory organs of all participating subjects CM
•mined by me were not adversely affected fas the
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Lv. Gainesville 9:10 pm
Ar. Houston 7:55am
Ar. Galveston 9:50 am
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Lv. Galveston 7:99 pm
Lv. Houston 9 Z5 pm
Ar. Gainesville 9:14 am
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and Accessory Organs not Adversely
Affected by Smoking Chesterfields
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Atom-Treated Disk Is Seen
As Boon To Cancer VmSh
Early next year, that disk will i
be placed in a vault in the base-
ment of the new building of the ■
University of Texas M. D. Ander- ,
son Hospital for Cancer Research
in the Texas Medical Center. |
Since the cobalt flu unit throws (
off rays of 125 million volts, the ]
concrete walls of the vault are four
feet thick. The "flO’’ refers to the <
place of cobalt in the atomic ele-
ments and describes the nucleus of ,
cobalt. i
The Canadian government has |
advised the Aterican Atomic En- ,
eigy Commission the cobalt disk
is now ready for shipment to Oak
Ridge. The disk will be shipped
here early next year.
The cobalt 60 unit at Anderson
Hospital will be the third in the
world, Director R. i** Clark said.
Dr Clark pointed out:
“In radioactivity, the cobalt 60
is equivalent to 30 million dollars
wbrth of radium. The Anderson
unit was designed by Dr. Gilbert
Fletcher, head of the department
of radiotherapy at Anderson Hos
jpital, and the late Dr. Leonard
Grimmett, an English physicist
who was at Anderson. Their design
won in a competition sponsored by
the Atomic Energy Commission.''
Dr. Clark pointed out cobalt is
one of the “hottest*' metals in ab-
sorbing radio-activity The cobalt
disk energy source of the cobalt CO
will retain its strength five years, i
The cobalt GO will be used to
treat lesions of the head, neck and
breast, but in addition will have
the equivalent use to that of a
multi million volt X-ray machine.
“Its principal benefit will be in the
economy of its operation and in
the maneuverability ol the ma-1
chine,” Dr. Clark said.
The cobalt 60 unit costs around
life without a toothache, or
UP—A cobalt, |150,000. Main contributors, other
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the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund,
the American Cancer Society and
the first Shamrock Charity Bowl
Game here.
The cobalt 60 will be a boon to
Texas cancer sufferers. Dr. Clark
predicted.
“The new Anderson Hospital will
have some of the moat modern ra-
diation equipment in the world,”
Dr. Clark said. “Obviously, the
anti radiation safeguards also are
outstanding.
“Once we are in our new hos-;
pital building, with all its modern (
equipment, we should be able to
benefit materially at least one-half .
of our patients, provided we get
NEW YORK, Sept (#1 — You
do your chewing on $32,000 worth
of leetb
Each tooth is worth $1 000, dental
experts estimate, and nature gives
you 32. Courts have settled cases
on this basis.
But loss of one tooth can
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In Texas Shootings !
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Death by gunfire, coming in a
flurry of shootings across the state,
boosted the state’s violent deaths
to 11 for the week cna.
Four persons
gunshot
Dental Experts Estimate
haps even without the loss of a i cavities while they're still small,
single tooth.
What it takes is stress on pre-
vention, in three ways: prevention
of tooth decay, or gum diseases,
and of trouble coming from a
faulty bite or faulty meshing' of
cost Uie tee,h-
you move than $1,000 If it's not
replaced, one missing tooth can
lead to loss of still other teeth.
Ixise several on one side, and you
start chewing on the other side.
Result, over development on that
aide and a lop sided face.
Dentists now can promise you1
per- ups can spot decay early and fix
NOTIC R
Have yoa wen ear ad la you
Katarday Syeabsg Poet,
earrent Iwae, Page Tt. Rent. »7th?
FRIO U DINOY
INSURANCE
THS TBAVCLKMS
tM MeClarknn BMc. Ph. C-4411
for Women.”
Since the approval o' the slogan
cancellation by the Post Office
Department a month ago, Penry
has received 257 requests from
stamp collectors and brokets. Eve
mail brings from five to 10 more
requests, the postmssler said. Each
tequest contains an average of four
letters to be post marked.
One collector enclosed 22 letters,
each with different stamps and all
addressed to him. Some requests
obviously from brokers enclose let
ters addressed to their clients all j
over the United States
Penry s/id each request is dif-
ferent. Some are homemade post
cards with as much as 6 cents
postage on them.
One letter had the address on a
white diamond shaped piece of pa-
per pasted to the envelope. One
envelope contained the postage
Btamp commemorating ”100 Years,
Advancement of Women ” ~
The bright spot in the lives of
157 stamp collectors Wednesday
will be Denton, and the most popu-
lar man here will be Poetmaster
M D. Penry.
Stamp enthusiasts from 36 states
and Canada have Written to Penry,
enclosing letters and cards to be
mailed to them wlj.cn the cancella-
tion commemorating the golden an-
niversary of Texas State College
for Women goes into use Oct. 1.
The cancellation reads: “50th
Anniversary, Texas State College
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accessory organ* of all participating subjects at
six-months period by smoking the cigarettM
provided.”
disk."about the aixa vf axilver dol-] than the Anderaon Hospital,
lar, for two years has been absorb-
ing energy in Canada’s atomic
stockpile.
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old son, Frank Eugene, was carry-
ing a rifle when lie stumbled and 1
fell. When Tuttle tried to help the
boy up the gun discharged sending
a bullet into the father's face.
A. R. Shipp, 47, of Kent County
in West Texas was found dead of
a gunshot wound Sunday in the
kitchen of his ranch home. Justice
of the Peace L. H. Matthews with-
held a verdict pending further in-
vestigation. Shipp's wife told offi-
cers she heard a shot and rushed
into the kitchen as her husband
fell dead with a head wound.
A head on car crash near Lufkin
Saturday killed two persons and in I
jured five others seriously. Dead! even
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ster, 14, was killed by another 14- 40 and Mrs g g fraljer gbout
45, both of West Columbia.
An aged Burnet woman was kill-
ed in a two-car smashup in down-
i town Austirt Saturday. She was
I Mrs Stella Wills, R). a passenger
| in one of the cars. A negligent
homicide charge was filed against
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TULSA, Okla, uh—Five high
school seniors have their minds on
next spring. They ncentiy had an
all night vigil in front of the school
ticket office to buy the first low-
number budget tickets entitling
them to choice ticket i tor the “Cen-
tral Daze,” all-schcol show next
Careful brushing helpr keep teeth
clean and aids gum health. Right
after meals is the Uesl time. Tooth
decay seems to start within five
minutes after you eat.
Sodium fluoride, in drinking wa-
ter or direct application to chil-
dren's teeth, definitely cuts down
decay Good diets promote dental
health.
2. Gum diseases: Decay is the
main threat to teeth up to the age
of 30. After that, gum diseasos
cause more loss of teeth. The
gum ailments can be caught early
and contrglled by periodic treat-
ments.
3. Faults in bite: Each time you
bite, you hit each tooth with pres-
sures ranging up to 350 pounds.
If teeth or jaws are out of bal-
ance, even slightly, the jfressures
are uneven. Unbalanced teeth rock
and jar each other, loosen rather
than exercise each other. Gums
and jawbone also are affected.
Faulty meshing of teeth, or mal-
occlusion, is common. One survey
found that nearly 80 per cent of
high school youngsters had some
degree of malocclussion or crooked
teeth. Most can be corrected by
simple measures If one jaw is
slightly out of position, muscle
training sometimes can make them
meet evenly.
Loss of one tooth, from neglect
or accident, can throw the bite
out of kilter. Teeth on either side
of the missing one tend to move
together to close the gap. The op-
posing tooth tends to move out of
the jaw toward the missing tooth.
Teeth get out of alignment and are
exposed to decay or shock.
Children who lose oaby teeth pre-
maturely often need space-main-
tainers, temporary devices to keep
th; “"r •~-“-
to come into proper position. For
adults, deqtal plates or bridges are
| the only remedy for lost teeth.
There’s one last tip.: The faulty
ck ng of jaws or teeth sometimes
is the cause of other troubles —
neck pains, headaches, clicking in ____, _______
the temple joint and ringing in the year-old youth who had secured a
ears. real gun.
_ , | m#n WJ(S IQU^j an(j three
persons wounded Seturday in a
shooting scrape at a Lufkin resi-
dence. Tommie Tatum, 42, was
dead on
Wounded we're Tati in s wife. Thel-
ma, also 42, her son-in-law. Junior
Sharpe, 23, no relation to Tatum '
and Tatum's stepson J. R. Smith,
21, a son of Mrs Tatum by a
pluvious marriage
Near San Antonio, Burt Joseph
Tuttle, 44, was killed Sunday in an
accident while he ^nd his two sons
were target shooting Police said
Tuttle, a plumber, hsd taken his
family to a ranch south of San
Antonio for an outing. His 10 year-
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Only
lopes bearing commemorative
stamps for Marquis De Lafayette
Another's request was stamped
with a three-cent stamp commem-
orative of William Allen White,
famous Kansas newspaperman
Most of the letters came from
the Eastern states, and only four
we're from Texas. There were more
from New York, New Jersey, Ohio
and Massachusetts than from other
states.
They came from places like
Schenectady, N Y Vicksburg,
Miss.; Oakdale, Calif.; Cincinnati:
Morristown, N. J., Cumberland,
Md.; Story City, Iowa; Indiana-
polis, Fremont, Neb.; Sioux Falls,
S. D. and Dover, Del.
Penry is holding the letters until
Wednesday, when the post office
will begin using the commemora-
tive cancellation Good for six
months, the cancellation wHl go on
anproximately 15,000 pieces of mail
which leaves the Denton post of
fice each day.
According to Penry, the stamp
collectors learned of the special
cancellation through their own
I magazines and stamp publica
i tions
The cancellation stamp which has
made the postmaster here so pop-
ular was requested by TSCW in
observance of its golden anniver-
sary, which the girls’ school will
celebrate all this year Its approval
by the post office department will
give the Teasies nation wide ad-
“The vertismg and put Denton on the
stamped pictured Elizabeth Stan- “stamp collectors’ map”
inn Carria E Catt and laic'retia " Official festivities for the obser-
vance of TSCW's 50th anniversary
Another collector sent two env- will begin at the college on Nov. 6 year.
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them in early stages of esneer,”
Dr. Clark said.
The new hospital will be agar-
ped to handle 300 out-patieats a
day; that includes those patients
who come for preliminary examin-
ations and the follow up ear* that
is necessary for st least five yeafrt
in every cancer patient. And they
can be sent here from any area
in Texas.
met death from
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died in traffic accidents as the
automobile rang us its usual heavy
toll.
Charles Holder, 24. Dallas, was
killed and three other persons
were injured when their car ran
the space open fdr i>ei manent teeth j off a farm-to market road near
Pans, Tex , and smacked into a
tree late Sunday night.
Saturday night in Fort Worth, a 1
make-believe boys’ gun battle turn-,
ed into the real thing and ended I
in tragedy. Joseph Howard Brew-'
arrival at a hospital. |
It. Max G. Gibson of Bergstrom ion the pretext they invaded terri-
Air Force Base. torial waters. , -
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 41, Ed. 1 Monday, September 29, 1952, newspaper, September 29, 1952; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1348775/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.