Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 87, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 23, 1952 Page: 1 of 31
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DENTON, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, IMS
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Dayton L. Warren
asked tor clothe* several bundle*
were shipped. Warren, a heli-
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YOUTHFUL ARCHITECTS—Charing Karnes, Jim Carrico and Dick Haitian, left
to right, check their building plans against the addition to the high school shop
building now being erected. In the background is C. C. Jones, shop instructor.
the First
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expected to testify.
Congress created the committee
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damaged by ftroFriday nirt
Cause of the blase was unfa
The Denton Fire Department
ed put out ths flames.
The fire started between 9 and
IS p.m.
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A MW addition to the Denton
“g^. :bjr'.S
nd sttotents watchtag tbe work are
three youngsters who designed the
in Wert Texas, reported Saturday
that generators have bees aet up
at nine points in Texas and Okla-
homa. The machines are used to
shoot particles of silver iodide into
toe clouds to induce more moisture
than would, normally fall.
. "We are;not rain-makers,” Dr.
Krick has insisted. "We merely
icreaae the amount of rain if oon-
llions are favorable.**
Two generators were turned on
Saturday, the Lames, office re-
ported. One is located at Anson ______
and .bother st RsngH.-TIte slivw ind fflgtattanuns to get thv pro-
airstream, afler careful c.lcul.
Does your bouse look cluttered
lately Have you been saving
things for ‘‘some day” and that
“some day” hasn't come around
in the last five or six years. The
Parents Club of the Denton Civic
Choir sells all those “some day”
things n their shop called trea-
sures, trinkets and trash. The shop
is open daily from 9 to 12; 3 to
S::M p.m. and all day Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Chambers can be reach-
ed at C 8884 or C-6029 and Mra.
Hal Norgard at CA343. Both wom-
an will be happy to pick up any do-
nation of treasures, trinkets and
trash. On SatiAday, Nov. », a
bake sale of Christmas plum pud-
dings, cakes and cookies will be
held in conjunction with the sale
of all regular merchandise.
15 Nevf Directors
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Fifteen new directors have beau
elected by Chafaber of Commerce
urday
They will servo foe a two-year
prnofi * • -
The new directors are:
^YLDjhrrow, Ben W.
AirForce_Agrqi‘s
rangements are made with the
Air Force. Ueed clothing is now
haing gathered
Methodist and
Churches far shipment to Lt Joe
Glass of Denton, whose outfit is
giving the Korean
Christmas party.
Meanwhile, the aplrit of the
party and collection of the
clothes spread over the state and
county. The Rost Cottage at
Pilot Point, operated by the
Church of the Naaatene, brought
Students Design
Addition To Shop
crafts courses, far which spece te
"^Haaa'aMMaow beiag made by
ahep students fec..aW« concession
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school Mwdiun? i•
put on the pump on the Hop Fores-
ter Fsrm, west of Bolivar. W. E.
Scherle, oil operator, said, “The
teat gives every indication of be-
ing a good producer and it is the
farthest south of all the wells on
the Forester Place.”
One of the deer hunting crew*
ate back home, bringing eight big
ol’ bucks along with toem. G. E.
Taylor got two. one being knock-
See ROUND ABOUT. Psge 2
By R. J iBetol EDWARDS
For I will defend this city, to
save it, for mine own sake, and
for my servant David's sake.-ll
Kings 11-34
Wnen infinite wisdom establish-
ed the rule of the right and hones-
ty, He saw to it that Justice should
be always in the highest expedi-
ency. Wendell Phillips.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn , ffov. S UR
—Communications snarled by a
super snow storm left areas of
four states blacked out today, but
ages. Glass said his buddies,
would round up every kid they
could find and serve them a
T*teteal that win seem Mha hfaate
u> them ”
Glass is the third Dea
to appeal for clothes for
rean war o
when Capt.
aaaal which the transportation
outfit will give them, but Mrs
B. I. Osborne has offered to
send several hundred pound* of
hard Christmas candy tor the
children and fee members of fee
host outfit.
Spearheading the drive in the
two churches aro the Baptist
Choir and the Women’s Society
at Chrtotian Service of fee Meth-
odist Church. Lt. Glass was a
soloist in the Baptist choir.
The drive started last week
California Hit
n wn a w aaahMMa to
By Eartbquake
a.v corner J ~ __
SAN FRANCISCO, Jtor. » UB-
A midaiflM eailteiwfeo ehaak sad
__ twisted a MO-mfle strip of the CaU-
Gathtage eaid be doesn't know tomia coast last night and early
today from San Franeteco to Lae
^rtroke
'»<BBtei- _______
the children containing their re-
quests tor his Christmas eve re-
turn jourM#. -- fiahdy win bo given
to the small children by the mer-
chants committee of the Chamber
of Commerce. George Surber te
chairman. J. H Fuhs Jr . will be
in charge of the distribution. Fow-
ler stressed that small eUMren
will be served first
Community Christmas programs
patterned after those held in Fort
Worth are planned by the Chamber
of Commerce under the direction
the pubUe schools will be asked to
furnish programs tor the Yule
season. '" “ '
The Christmas tree to bo erect-
ed'Monday will be decorated by
Mra. Helen: Wright's anetrhandte-
ing art ciass at North Texaa Mate
College-
w Dame
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Denton for a good many years
has had the reputation of having
■about the beet Christmas light-dec-
orated city fa the country, and this
yedk will be no exception. Work
was started on t .
around the square Friday and
hoped they will bo operating by
Thanksgfvmg or at least by the
end of this present week. The
idea ef lightng the city hall wae
spaneored by Mrs. W. R. Hicks
and even then many people thought
Denton had the prettiest lights of
any of the cities.
anil, in addition to close study of
wvalbrr forecasts and storm con-
Sr&wj sxsxte i
Durant, Okla on fee nor* and
the tamua jfotata fa Weet Texas.
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Yule Tree To Rise
Of Allies
At Square Monday
Denton’s community Christmas
tree will be erected Tuesday on
the courthouse lawn, in advance of
the official opening of the Yule
season here Friday.
0. L. Fowlor, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, said Sat-
urday that a 30-foot spruce will be
brought here from Fort Worth
Monday.
The tree was cut in the moun-
tains of New Mexico by a group
sponsored by the Fort Worth Star-
Telegram, which also brought back
a giant tree for Fort Worth.
Denton's yuletime season will
open Friday with a parade at l:to
p.m., featuring Santa and his rein-
deer.' The parade win be followed
by a band concert and party for
children on the east lawn of the
courthoux.
said the Air Force would make
arrangements to pick up the
clothfag fa Denton for move-
ment to Carewell Air Force Base
Md farther shipment to Korea.
Ramey was contacted late
Thursday by wire, when word
was received hero from the
headquarters of the Military Air
Transport Service that the re-
quest had boon relayed to “high-
er headquarters)”
The clothes will be picked up
fa Denton next week after or-
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Kentucky dashed In a Southeast-
eYn Conference football game here.
Shifting air masses brought 18
to 2X Inches of snow instead of
rata yesterday to parts of Tennes-
see. Kentucky, Virginia and North
Carolina.
Lighter snow flurries settled as
far south as Northern Georgia and
South Carolina,
nessee playing-field
thick layers of
the annual game to be canceled.
The field was soggy and wet at
game time. ' • .<
n» East Tennessee city of
125,000 began to dig out today
from a 22-toch avalanche of saw,
about half of which stuck. And the
Weather Bureau said it was even
heavier ta mountain sections of
the four states area. ** ’ ,
Electrical service to thousands
of homes was out, Western Untea
lines were down, and automobiles
moved at a snafl** pace over
treacherous highways.
Automobiles, many carrying foot-
ball fans to the Tennessee-Ken-
tucky game, were stalled and
abandoned along the slick road-
See SNOW STORM. Page 2
^. Saturday’s Football Scores
| LI4 Oklahoma —
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Kentucky
TenneaaM
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By ALLEN BOGAN
Recerd-Chranlcle Staff Writer
In ease you are Wondering . . .
snd who isn't? ... if the Dallas
htead “rata-tocreascr" had mach-
faa^fa operation Saturday—yes,
But msm of the generators he
used to Induce more moisture if
rdta. Clouds appear Were set up In
Denton County
vlMhl to moderate fell
over much of fee cfeinty Saturday,
but It would M tepUM to toy if
Dr. Irvfag P. Krien Water- R* iodide patfefod aro shot fate the
MRfflre* Development Corp, of Den- £________ -----------__— __—r™—
ver, Colo bad anything to Be with Worn of v-ind diroctions and vari; T„„.’ duit Saturday ahead « a
ewi* San <*UIHa*s flan falftahfa wfraaalw uwf
^flRtowrafa totaled^ II of an
faMgJmedt Btetton at g p.m. tat-
At Jurtte, .01 at an Inch was re-
>4 to Lewte^Mej|B(>»ato«
tcordvd ot Jfl wf to forb " "“w*'
keaduOarter* tar foe tich Gulak, Auto Lmm,
>sny, located at laUWota phena C-4M4, Mark
Dallas hired Dr Krick to induce
rain over the upper Trinity River
watershed—in order to try to fill
up Lake Dallas, chief source of
Dalias* water supply. The take. Mw
less than one-fourth of normal
capacity, to located entirely fa
Denton County
Dallas city officials Friday
finished drawing up details ef the
$36 505 contract wjth the Denver
firm. It stipulates six monthly pay-
ments of g5.494.50, plus an extra
12.538 the first month for surveys
slipjpd to i'H*
special House committee favestt-
sting public sates of objections-
to raadtag matter.
Chairman Gaihfaga (D Ark) said
the auterial, mostly pocketnised
noveto and “cpsaie” books, has
been sent ta from all over the
country by citizens demanding that
Congress do something to cieaa up
book and magazine racks.
Gathfaga* committee will start
public hearings here Dec. 1. Dur-
ing that wook, spokesmen for re
ligioua groups, puNtabers, parents'
organizations, the Postaffice De-
s;
last "summor and directed it to
find out what, if anything, should
he done to proves* “fodecent'' lit-
and-easj^^accemiblo!*^*
"The people aro demanding that
MOStetidM bo <k)M tO dOM Up Ulil
situation,” Gathfaga said ta an fa
tarVh*obomealM*k^e *d
.v— Matter te available te anyone at
iven uy Mri- a email 4n almdwit 1---------
damaged aa ,tore m me country, it te a serious
mottooo to tbo bi or o Is o^ ^^p*
y««to” " .
touch M <
ema pei
orphans
world.
sSS’S Be Aimed At
Wooing Arabs
VIENNA. Austria. Nov. 22
Red Czechoslovakia's purge court,
conducting a treason trial wheee
A ... mi trail for the RoltvaV ovortoMe may be
• rJL J.. fW fen tomed at wooing fee Arab world
Field was the number ten welt rommunism today heard a
voluble/confesaion of conspiracy structure,
from Arthte- London. Jewish far-
mer deputy foreign minister.
The Prague radio blared out de-
tails as the fourth of the 14 de-
fendants told the court he wanted
to restore Csechootovakia to the
Western camp and worked to fill
Important poets in President Kle-
ment Gottwald's government with
"anti-demockatje. Trotskyite ele-
ments.” ’
Rudolf SUnaky, deposed secre-
tary general ef the Czech Commu-
nist party, led off Thursday with
a detailed plea of guilty to charges
he had plotted murder, tresson,
sabotage and anti-Soviet actrvibes
for 25 years.
London's old boss, former For-
eign Minister Vlado Clementis, and
a Jewish former backstage opera-
tor of communism, Bedrich Gemin-
der, recited similar ains yesterday
against the phrty and the govern-
ment.
London, 27, Is one of the "Lon-
don ifroup” ft Communists, as to
Clementis. Tfrey spent moat of
World War II te the West.
The Prague radio quoted London
as saying he was a Trotskyite who
he was a Trotskyite who
_ with Slansky to oust
Gottwald’s regime and swing the
nation awsy from its Eastern or-
bit. It continued:
See RID PURGE, Page 2
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Rain-Increaser’s Aid In Area
Showers Hard To Measure
The Eighth Air Force band from
Carswell Air Force Base, will lead
the parade, which will form at the
Lyon-Gray lumber Company m
North Locust. Boy Scouts will
march in the parade, and the girl
scouts will enter a float. Frites will
be given for the best-deeoratod
bicycle In the bicycle corps, which
will also participate ta the parade.
Prizes of $2.50, *1.50, and N will
be given by the Chamber ef Com-
merce for the boot decorated bicy-
cles.
BaltoosM will bo givosi to chfl^
roe who will march in the merade,
Fowler safa He said it ia hoped
1,000 will participate, Fowler acid.
Automobile dealers will be asked
to drive the new model a etome
biles ta the Um of march.
The Christmaa caravan will
move up North Loeust and will
eirote the RMf*. Santa aad hto
reindeer will pull up on the Mat
fee Air Force .u«i>u, »
John Lowhea'o fiddle bead will
receive letters from
small obfauto, aad frightened pen
pie over fa wMe area. But M te-
juries er mejer demote wore sa-
St1- k/* r ■ —v
Quick aurveya of fee teoot
Charles Karnes, Dick Hartings
and Jim Carrico drew complete
plans for the addition, which will
include a store room, spray room
i and finishing room.
The spray room will be equipped
1 according to regulations, with
’ vapor lights, auction fans, modern
spray guns and an exptosion-
' proof motor. -
The work of the three students
in drawing the floor plans, roof
plans, elevations and specifiea-
1 tlons means “a considerable oav-
1 tag to the school," C. C. Joms. |
, instructor, said Saturday.
1 “It will be constructed at about
half the price it would cost to hire
, an architect," he added.
The exterior of the building will
. bo finished with 1« siding, and
the inside walla will be covered
. with g-lnch car siding Comptei-
tton roofing, staaitar to that used
on ths present building, will tob
used.
Actual construction of the budd-
ing to being doM by school main-
tenance crews, but shop students
will do mueb ef the roftatohtag
work, School Supt. C. O. Strickland
said
Jones said that the spray room is
needed by the students who build
furniture, and the storage and fin-
ishing space is needed ta the
what the committee can do about
it. but suggested feat it may rec-
ommend changes in existing law
designed to curb the distribution
of obscoM matter.
FrasMt taw bam ebeecM mat*
tor from the malto and from fater-
state ahipmeat by common ear-
rim, but deaa Mt prohibit distribu-
tion by other maaas. Many of fee
objectionable books are dtotributod
by private troet,., .
Chamber Cjw>iges t
Ivey’ ■ 1. NontaJr’,1^?’. Xi 59
Jr, «-C. Hrrwr
sell, J. B. Savage
more.
To FlV^fitaK’s Gifts To Korea Oi
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SOO pounds of clothing and a
check for *25 to cover mailing
to the Baptist Church Friday.
A Beaumont service dub wfani
that it ha* two tans of clothing-
for the Korean orphans, which it
has been unable to ship because
of the expense of parcel post.
Saturday, th* Order of the
Eastern Star's past matrons and
patrons said they had packed
seven boxes of clothes for Korea.
Not only will the children re-
ceive the clothes end a good-she
By JUNBTTA WATSON
Reeeed- Chronicle Waft Writer
The Air Force agreed Satur-
day to airlift Denton’s "bundle*
far Korean orphans" to the war-
fam peninsula fa time for a
Christina* party to be given the
homeless children by the 298th
TYsnapartation Track Battalion.
_ta a telegram to the Record-
Denton-born . Maj.
M. Ramey, director
i for the Air Forte,
UNITED NATIONS. N. T . Nov
22 UB-Brttata and the U. S split
tonight over fodfaa proposal* te -
end the Korean War aad Britete
has withdrawn ita support from a
U. S. * sponsored plan, a U. •-
spokesman announced. - -
The break came at a conference
between Ernest Grass. U. 8. date-
yeta- BsMtah Furebpa r
Anthony Eden; and Britii
tor of Stat* Selwyn Lloyd.
Gross went to aee fee British
diplomata an instructions tnm
Secretary of Stat* Deaa Acheson.
He toid teem fa a meeting tastiu
mor* than aa hour that the V/C
would not accept the Indian pro-
posals without extaaaive and eote
staatial changes la ita wording ea
th* machinery to handle war pris-
oners who resist ftecibl* repatria *
tion te Communist areas.
Th* British told Gross, th* UJ*.
spokaamaa said, feat “tt was aat
port th* ladfan plan.
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wearing only tattered
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By FAT IZBLL
Reeerd-Chrentefo Staff Writer
Nine persons were injured in
car accidents on rata-slick High-
way 77 Saturday afternoon and
night.
Four teen-agers and a track
driver were injured about 10 p.m.
Saturday a mile south of Corinth.
None is in critical condition, ac-
cording to hospital attendants.
The youths, all of Denton, are
Johnny Hicks, Harry PayM, Wil-
liam Hasten and Gene Stone. They
were taken to Denton Hospital
and Clinic by a Jaek Schmitz and
Son ambulance. -
The truck driver. Willie Vest. 55.
of Dallas, was taken to Elm Street
Hospital by Ctarton Ashby, of
Denton
The youtha were riding ten MB
Chevrolet and Vest drove a atx-
whael tatortalteMl truck. The
vehicles collided bend oa.
The victims ef a twe-car colli-
sion about two rnilaa auutii at San-
ger near a bridge
factory condition.'.
They aro Mrs. C. B. Spraffa^QL'
Oklahoma City, Philip Orr. Jr.,
te. and his wife. Geraldine, 13.
Fort Worth.. 1 .. ■.«-
'Mm *al«U> 1! --
City, who suffered braises on her
ms* snd mouth in an accident ta-
voiving three cor* an the north
edge at Lewisville city limits, will
be roteasod from Flow Memorial
Hospital today. .A . ,,
I Investigating highway patrolman
said that Mrs. Spragor waa drtv
iag bIom is * south bound 1952
Cheroalet. The ear driven by Orr
was a 1410 Ford Th* vehicles
collided head-on.
Mr* Speaker, reported te be fee
moo* seriously injured, wo* thrown
from th* car. which landed fa fee
crook bottom under the bridge.
A dog in th* Orr ear waa unhurt.
The injured were taken to Flow
Memorial Hospital by a Sullivan
Funeral Home ambulance from
Sanger. ..... . I:,'.,” ?
Aeron J. Lewellyn, Dallas, was
traveling south on the “S” curve
outside of lAwiaville when th*
three car accident occurred. Lewis-
ville City Marshal Harold Tanner
said the 194S Dodge sedan was a
total toes.
fbe 19S0 Pontiac driven by Mrs
Nelms’ husband waa f
estimated |1 000
U. and Mrs. Victor F. Ritchie
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^^“wiiuihtagtap^farlte
But w* cookTMt get___ _
this and we ahaB have te M abas
and gain euyart *--- —
Spare, ehoek-i
dJaftfaT’
merits ta__r
ed that neither
no 444^n dtaa^e 'Go
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word by lagaltotte sti
Ho has wen pnww
Secretory* Anthon1”1
8Ero*io what the fadtan fine
euggeats:
So fighting to Karon mart be
ended. There wait be » MUtieal
when Oto Dentoa officer wrote
a totter to the Record-Chrooicle,
appealing to Denton residents to
send old clothing to the orphans,
who, he said “ru» tbroufai the
pieces of
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Denton lieutenant and hi*
mned an "Ameri-
----is* party for
gram started. \
.-Ceid. drisalfag rain
mwmm* rlstwi fimiaavrlata A
norther moseying south _ ...
TBe cold front pushed deeper ^in firn
------ Oklahoma Marytend
rata fell at Big Spring,
Wichita Falta. Dallas, Fort Werth,
DENTON AND VICINITY: Cloudy
I to partly cloudy and colder with
occasional rain Sunday; Monday,
pertly cloudy and cool.
WEST TEXAS: Partly cloudy, a
little colder in the Panhandle
and South Plains and colder
elsewhere Sunday; Monday,
partly cloudy and continued cold.
EAST TEXAS: Cloudy, occasion-
al rain and colder Sunday; Mon-
day, partly cloudy and cool.
TfiMFIRATURBS
13 noon
5 :
0 p.m
* P-m......
10 p.m.
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 87, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 23, 1952, newspaper, November 23, 1952; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1348822/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.