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By ALLIN BOGAN
Record-Chronicle Staff Writer
KRUM—Prospects loomed bright
...a:
Nancy looked him in the eye.
"My mama’s hurt. You can't have
NOSE TIPS
OFF POLICE
TO BURGLARY
No Compromise
On POW Issue,
U. S. Tells Foe
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Bari ■> Godfrey of Fort Worth
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ton
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•Ion of*
the said. "but I don't tafow where her purtS.”
the purse is."
"Your little girl has it," aaid the officer.
For County
Hinted In Test
......... A '—r. .___
V 50TH YEAR
of Daily Service
to Denton County
Davies ft-. another
mat and like Vincent
min
v J.-]'*' ' $ '‘(T FZ
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RAW.
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bly’e
oner ____ r
as armistice ■
^■PhW anj!. Brifott atoo
prtssed deep regret that the Cbm
muriate S*d closed tM.life on
the V. N. peace proposals. ! ; ,
s rejection "entirely nega-
I, for the time being Any-
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French U. N. delegation aaid Red
they were
y Hospital
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By I. J (Boh) BDWARDS
For both he that sanctifieth and
they who are sanctified are all of
one: for which cause he is not
ashamed to call them brethren —
Hebrews 2-11.
The consecrated, one-talent man
er woman haa promise of a larger
influence for good than any in-
teUectual genius who has not met
the Master. — Samuel M. Zwem-
had been trying tn Ho
nrn Harbor when a Mb*
C-C Banquet
Date Is Set
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W:-*' Fair AMI
zsSts _
$^*L"**S*f***i
Lowe, 887 AvWmm D, am
Strange, 1068 8. Leewt;
be may ask the V. A. to put the
dividend on deposit That way it
wilt draw 3 per cent interest and
wiB be added to the cash value
of the policy.
The rtte'of dividend payment
on moat policies will be 10 cento
for each Si,000 of '
each month It wai
after discussing the matter with
President Truman, probably next
week end, Secretary of State Ach-
eson may decide to reap— the
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Merry Yule?
— Not For All
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putting
"But
Tale It,
her dri
Nancy put a hand on her htt.
"How do I know stat told you to
take ft? Maybe you're just tolling
me that to get it?”
"But I'm an officer of the law—
I'm supposed to nee drives’ 11-
censes . • • ”
"You can’t have it. You might
a^evaa bo a ptotomny, *wu
the
of I____________________
accept fine and commission?
The summary of the attorney
general's opinion stated:
"When a prisoner charged with
a misdemeanor has been arrested
by a constable and placed in coun-
ty jail in the custody of the sheriff,
the sheriff ia the proper person to
accept and approve bail bond pend-
ing trial.
’’'After the defendant has boon
nt trip to Korea that
ahead and do things £ >? **“*%** *** ** *•»'
the others to want the sheriff io the proper person to
accept the paymont oftho fine and
— ------------ rocotve credit for release foe when
Bte peymeut io made."
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Indicted
I
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LW
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I’m
I Steve, 5, and Robbie. 4, were
ng down OA Amarfito street
k tbofo mother, Mrt. Robert 1.
n.
'Anew Mrs. Ownboy out The
roUod on. Naney 2
lined foot. But she grabbed the
ml, stood on
ught the ear
Dly turned oft
led up her m<
A LwV WVWB8W sMBy ” - -
E'awfc'sawix
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AT MOfold tat tty purse,"
■■S8£. '..»f
.x-...42 .^... s x•.
later offered to become a member
of the JMfifti Counter-Intelli-
gence Corps (CIC).
Unaware at the switch, Soviet
see JAP SPY, Paso 2
DiSaUe Appointed
U. S. Control Chief
* ^TTON » - Prool-
in FmUi •ppoinf^d
NUMuet win honor
r of the chamber
rar attrition to the
g^offieero.
dent Harold Farmer win
eat the banquet Tickets
win go on sate about Jan 1. Com-
mittees for arrangements have not
New officers to be honored are
Tom. Iiurpool Jr., prooident; J.
ftantoy Monroe, first vice prMK
dent, ^and, W^ D. Barrow, second
are Farmer, pn
Jr., first vice p
Cn^MI Jr.. MM
Hon NSW I
Mb bom in
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3®'a*sr:
lln Argument Over Purse
"But*!” need her billfold," saM
Record-Chronicle Staff Photo
MITZI AND WEBSTER y ..\
. .. The f u doaottT Hy. BBys wwitor.
Friendly Duck Is Cat’s Meow,
And That’s No Wise-Q *
A kitten named Mitri and a duck nant|d Webster asay not
bo birds of a leather but tboy flock together just the-same.
The four month-old kitten and three-month-old duck, owned by
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pierce, 1SU W. Oak, oat sleep and play
together. Both like eat food and oat it out of the mme bowl.
Webster came from the State Fair in DaUas in October.
Mitxi was akeady a member of the Pierce household.
“ saw Mitxi la the tiny-duck’s box
t "feathers and for would fly."
didn't Mitri and Webster have boon pate ever sineo.
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numerous. ptt-SOM who. he '
reason to believe, wore either
Communists or Communist sym-
pathisers."
800 DIPLONT, Page 2
Bail Bond
Ruling Made
The sheriff Is the proper person
to accept and approve bail bond
pending trial, the attorney general
of Toxas has advised-Denton Coun-
ty Attorney Darwin Wilder.
Wilder had requested a written
opinion from the attorney general
concerning the following two ques-
tions:
1- Map a constable, after a
prisoner has been placed in the
county jail in custody of the sher
iff. accept bood before trial?
2. After conviction aod while
mnor to in jail aod custody
sheriff, may the constable
1LMNG HANDS-Studenta in the North Texas Lab-
itory School will Rtf Wrtme* toother Don-
L j children, with tqye they gre remodeling and making
: in their school shop. Edward Jonea, left, and Mitchell
Wells apply screwdrivers and paint brushes to a tricycle
and small wheel barrow. (Record-Chronicle Staff Photo).
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The method of payment will be
the same as this year unless the
poliryholder informs the V. A. he
wants to bo psid differently, by
writing to the V. A. office to
which he pays premiums.
If he holds a term policy, he
can get the dividend in cash or
he may tell the V. A. to apply it
as advance premiums to his pol-
icy. If he has s permanent plan
two miles north of here. Rigging
was scheduled to arrive today and
drilling to expected to begin by
Wednesday.
Cement was poured in the easing
last week end, snd after the usual
12-hour solidifying period, was
ready for cutting today.
Oil men are unusually optimistic
over chances that the long-sought
second pay formation in Denton
County may have been found. Oil
was recovered on the drill stem
test at a depth of 2,848 to 2,882
foot in 14 feet of Ellenberger lime.
Showing in the Ellenberger
boosted hopes for an excellent pro-
ducer. The previous producing Dea-
ton County fields art operating out
of sand formattona, at depths rang-
ing from 1,521 to IMO feet. Here
The first Ume Mrs.
But
,? J \P CONFESSES
DOUBLE-SPYING
TOKYO <P - Natioaal Rural
Police today said they had
arrested s Japanese radio opera-
tor who told a weird tale of double-
dealing espionage: Ho aaid be had
made millions of yen spying for the
a S in the guise of 0 spy for
Russia.
A Foreign Office spokesman
said police are investigating re-
ptt’ta of an international spy ring.
But he added that unless American
secrets are involved, nothing ean
be done to the spies. Japan has
no law against espionage.
Police said the radio operator,
Meno MttouhasM, teM tbe follow- chamber of Commerce on Jan. 15
ing story:
He was repatriated from the
Soviet Union in 1847 and was
questioned by Allied counter intel
ligence men He admitted that
Moscow had given him the mission
of transmitting information on or-
cup*tion nuAttAT* to thf Soviet
Union by radio!
He was subsequently released
under American surveillance and
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iMttimore Indicted
On Lie Charge
WASHINGTON IT - Owen
Justice IJopartmmt eNor—
The Idp of turning gome laws 'I
’c'JIXE
boo long boon discussed, pro and
coo, in Texas, but the matter has
never been decided to the effect of
taking the powers of laws and
regulations from the Texas Legis-
lature. With the poor hunting in
Denton County, and other counties,
too, the idea of letting the Com-
mission have full sway has gained
many adherents. With the Com-
mission in charge to do as they
think best in regard to regulations.
local matters eould be adjusted in
order while under the pres-
ate of attain the Legislature
makoo the laws and regulations
for a period of two years. In that
WBF,' me game situation to either
two yean ahead of time, or two
ynare behted. It has seemed to us
that the game rules and regula-
tions almild have been tamed over
to the State Commission, which ia
i* etoao touch with conditions in
See ROUND ABOUT. Page 2
An you pianniog that big Christ-
mas dinner? Most of M WiB Matt
on ham, tarkey and chicken.
KigDty-nme nmuML tM nMlitrt
in Danton County, won’t havt mntft
to Mt on Christmas D«y unites
you Mlpvl it
For tM to
fortunate• Cso4l, — , ,..,, _,,,,
CDimwr w izOmn^ref bm tw
Record-ChNntolo are sponsoring
the anmill Christsaas MmM fund.
IMye — ttrioft "— ------
fiSr w«r
ootedtoya
insurance for
» in force be-
tween the 1852 and 1853 anniver-
sary date. Moot term policies an
for 810,000.
There are nearly 3,000 rates for
dividend payments Mr permanent
------ plan policies, the V. A. said, and
policy to it'i impossible to give a T
n 1953 formula on them
’EARMAN. Tax. iP—Tb every-
r vtto wvor wanted to "tall tot
to,." and to people hora and in ■ Mi .
Ay Amarillo, Dr., blonde the officer and wont to see Nancy,
ty Ownbey to a rail heroine. I------
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Denton record-Chronicle
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Diplomat Vincent’s
Loyalty Is Doubted
By Review Panel
WASHINGTON tn—The govern- whole case and may eventually
ment’a top Loyalty Review Board reinstate Vincent Aeheaon is in
has ruled there to reasonable doubt Paris and thek-e was no official
aa to the loyalty of career diplo word to support this theory,
mat John Carter Vincent, but the The State Department an-
State Department kept the way. nounced the review board's action
open today to accept or reject its ■ last night and said it had sus-
| recommendation be be fired. pended Vincent yesterday and ord-
I Some officials speculated that, orod him home from Tangier, He
E ■- has been minister and diplomatic
agent there.
Simultaneously, the State De-
partment announced that the Loy-
alty Review Board had cleared
John P ‘
voioran ........
a eootroversial figure for eeveral
years, of any reasonable doubt aa
his loyalty. Davies to presently
I as deputy director for
___ affairs with the U. S.
High Commission in German.
The department, tn its announce-
ment of the Loyalty Review Board
dectoton en Vincent, made public
a totter to Achooon from Board
The United States say* flatly R Chairman Hiram Bingham. BiM-
‘ ham wrote that the board was not
called upon to find that Vincent <
was disloyal, and did not do 00.
-UA-J •’laitt in
. tts**M See
office . . . forces us eetactently
• awMkAslsntoM BBamd fflu^Hrina Im
iq cvnciiKje inai umw w
able V11^ aa to hla fovaltv
Bingham’s totter eftod what it
too ConinMnisto m Gm
gM hto wi “ '
S of Gm '
iment” The U. 8.
Chiang, r ,
won’t compromise on the Korean
prisoner issue and it sees no mm
pushing any more peace pleas
plans through the United Nations
unless the Communists agree that
POWs won't be forced to go home.
The State Department took this
determined stand last night in a
Crash Injuries Prove Fatal
To Milford Watson, Navy '
Milford (Brink)
late Monday in fite
ersns Hospital near ________
munists had closed Gtt. dOCg on
fk- w as.
A French spokesman t
Peiping's rejection "entirely
five and,___2___ ’ _1_
way. destructive of hope.'
r _‘ ____‘ ____
China’s demands that all pgtoon
era be returned whether they want
to er not to a call on tbe U. N.
"to accept hxnaiitifiaa
bankruptcy."
Britain's spokesman said the
Rod rejection "raises serious prob-
lems which will require careful
consideration by her majesty’s
igatac were busy study-
ing Um 8,0UGword reforitoa note,
sent yesterday by Rafi China's
Foreign Minister Chou En-lai to
Assembly President Lester B.
YWCJtt CFC * II Io
terms for a settlement identical
to Soviet proposals which the 80-
natton organixstion overwhelming-
ly rejected.
The Peiping reply called the
U. N. plan, written by India’s VJL
Krishna Menon, "illegal” and "un-
reasonable" end deanndod thot
the AaMmbly rescind ft and order
the U. 8. to reopen trueo negotia-
tions.
Pearson worked today on a re-
port to the General Assembly on
the Communist rejection and del-
egator wondered "What next!*, 1-
They had in mind U. 8. Prari-
dent-elect Eisenhower’a atatem^t
after hto recent ‘ ----
“wo must go 1 _ ____
that induce the others to want
peace also."
LEGHORN, Italy W - Four
Navy helicopters rescued thv 7*
last crewmen from the U. 8. Navy‘
chip Grommert Reefer today, 38
hours after she ran aground and
broke in two off leghorn.
The helicopter* brought off 12
men. Previously at bad boom xw*——■
moved by breeches buoy and boat
Originally the Navy said 40 men
were aboard but thia was revised
today to 38.
The four craft circled the etern
Of the wrecked refrigerator vessel. -•I
Then one after another, ‘bey hov-
ered above the broken off section, ;
lowered a seat, pulled it up with
a man aboard and flew to a Leg-
(nnt* Bftttcr field.
The helicopters were from th# f ••
U. S. carriers Midway and Lqyte. .... J
They landed briefly at Pisa before
starting the rescue operation.
The operation waa completed at
4:88 p m. (8:86 a.m. CST). •
Until the helicopters took dvef.
the Navy's rpecM MOw depended
mainly upon a bresrtex buoy to
get off the Grommet Reefer's num.
The breeches buoy took threo men
’ off yesterday ut flNN ~«r Uno
parted. It was re-rigged today.
Henry Saukant, Brooklyn, roas-
ter of the Grom ’ ~
the last member
leave bar.
AU 88 members of the crew worn
hi goo dhMlth, although C
kept to^ firn ajk^ArtW
°«* «>y «**-
j W. C. Orr CM
t, and Jake ff
tional torma
BIG SPRING UB-This prowl-
er was too nosy for his own
Here’s ho^be'’m)t' cauBiSr*''
Two policemen, on routine
patrol early yesterday shined
their light on a local dub. The
beam illuminated what looked
like a noee sticking through a
crack in the door.
They flashed the Ught again
but the nose was gone.
Investigating, the officers
“** nrum arm stem wsi, iw found the prowler with a looted
for Denton Cwunte *** 00 cnt nrad driB *«*• Ho-fiad apparently
Dreoared to drill ta • ’tem te,t op<n ,or ,lx mln“te»: <’s watched the patrol car through*
P eparea to artOto a wtil on too lurface four minutes. The bottom the door crack but stuck his
two mUM nSfi? of 011 FI5LD’ Pa<e 2 i»om out too far.
accused the Chineae Reds of
jecting peace in Korea when (
turned down the General Asa
for breaking the |
Kk that to holdiaa
tofore. no major producing pool I
has been found in the EUenberger
formation in Denton County.
In the Krum drill stem test, 700
GI Insurance Melon
To Be Sliced Again
WASHINGTON GT-Another div-
idend will be paid next year to
about five million veterans hold-
ing National Service Life Irisur-
ance policies, the Veterans Admin-
istration said today.
The first psyments will be made
in February, fhe sixe of th* in-
dividual dividends for most pol-
icyholders will be the same as
this year's dividend, with the vast
majority of men getting a flat >60.
1 ne nivideno m the second regu- policy, he has these choices or
lat one on NSLI policies—the first . . --- > -
was paid this year—and wUl total
180 million dollars. Two special
dividends also have been paid.
The four total nearly four billion
dollars.
Payments to individual policy-
holders, the V. A. said, wUl be
made from 30 to OQjdays after the
anniversary date of the policy.
That's the date the policy first
went into effect.
To be eligible, the policyholder
must have paid premiums for any
three or mote months between the
anniversary date of his L .
1152 and the same date in 1863.
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CHRISTMAS
n i ■
Helicopters
Help Rescue
pteked tip by a smaU Italian
boat that bobbed nearby to
the choppy water
Savage winds and wages had
piled the SJMNMon ahip onto toe
harbor roof 888 yards off totte
early ye«terday and thee broke
her to two. The stern, wito aU
the crow aboard, wedged fad on
the reeks.
■Hto
up in
mile gust caught her.
nd
slacking ndads and a modem!
sm aided oporatotta tadaRcs1
DOttl, ZyCrRC FlUMUB# OK IwW •
City stepped asheco wito
aimpie wordk, "Thank QOd." f'
The high winds oubeidod toot
night, removing immediate danger
to the stern and her crow, and
operauoAS wait ,^i
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Schoob, College,
To Begin Yule
Holiday Friday S
|
holidays. ClasoM win bo reousMrt
Monday, Jan. 6. j
p.a. Friday. Nqrto '
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Lena Star Gas Gaupa
IS eJd^Tght M
18 noon. «....
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to sol '.T2!
will be the principal
the annual banquet of
Godfrey Is president of the Fort
Worth Chamber of Commerce and
a member of toe board of regents
for North Texas State College.
Um
the »
and 8
"You can’t have tt," saM Nancy
ft behind her.
your mother told me to
" UM1offiewr said. "f want
liCOBM H
Nancy put a hand on her
stiffly worded communique. It alsq termed Vtocent'a •‘MwAied praise'
BBuuiaa^ Msm /TklanMAM mF tt>tt I CMW
early 1840s
tod eritiefoi
illy etnd-
aag Kai-
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Rmgham
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DBNT0N AND VICINITY: Fair
aad slightly warmer today, to-
night and Wednesday. Lows to-
night M-44.
EAST AND WEST TEXAS: Fair
and slightly warmer today and
Wednesday.
T8MFSRATUR8S
8 apartment Station
High yesterday
Low tpday ...
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Monitor
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