Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 258, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 12, 1945 Page: 3 of 8
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NTSC Enrollment
Above Last Year
I41 reply
til I PR
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rights of
the Allied armies to victory in the
west.
Speaking from a balcony draped
tn red and decorated with banners
and laurel wreatiis, Elsenhower told
the throng:
"You have done something in ce-
menting the bonds that must al-
ways remain between your country
and mine and into which scope
must be brought Russia, France,
China and all the other great coun-
tries that have helped to whip the
Nazis and we hope will quickly whip
Mina Temple, I
V H Swanson,
Denton Record-Ciikonicle
Tuesday, June 12. 1945
LONDON, June 12 —(JPh- Qen
Elsenhower received London's high-
est honor- the Honorary Freedom
of Hie City- today and heard Prime
Minister Churchill call him a great
commander with the capacity to
direct armies and "to stir men's
heart*,"
Later King George VI Invested
Eisenhower with the Order of Mer-
it at Buckingham Palace The Al-
lied commander is the first U. 8.
soldier to receive this honor The
king presented the insignia with
its crossed swords and blue and
crimson ribbon to Elsenhower in-
formally at a tea.
With all the pomp and circum-
stance of empire, London paid
’ homage to the American who led
of Illinois, complete a prop job at a
dia. Ffc. Allen entered the service in
has been overseas since April, 1944.
pie Bar to the Guildhall,
the ceremonies took place
Thousands of Britons and Amer-
ican soldiers lined the route of the
procession and cheered the smiling
supreme commander as he rode
through the flag-banked streets,
past the gaping scars of many an
aerial bombardment.
A shout of welcome went up from
the crowd as the procession started.
Eisenhower waved genially and at
times saluted the happy crowd,
from which shouts of "Good Old
Ike" went up frequently.
Amid all the colorful tradition of
historic London, Eisenhower at the
Guildhall was presented a sword in
token of his victory over Germany.
A weapon used by the Duke of
1 Wellington at Waterloo was lent by
| a museum for the occasion, because
I a special sword being forged by the
maker of tile famous Stalingrad
victory blade is not yet finished,
liur in Washington Monday
Eisenhower flew to London from
his headquarters at Frankfurt on
tire Mam yesterday.
Texas Shriners To
Meet in Galveston
When Possible
GALVESTON, Tex . June 12.—UP/
Tile all-state ceremonial of Texas
| Shriners will be held in Galveston
; as soon as transportation condl-
| Hons permit, C. M Wolslon, r&-
i corder of El Mina Temple here, an-
nounced.
Representatives of the ten Texas
ivv pivot uinGvr.i Hi mu ten tt Atvo
; temples of the Ancient Arabic Or-
der Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
i met here Saturday to reorganize
, J P Tarry of Masket Temple, Wl-
Surpassmg last summer's first
week of registration at North
Texas State college, student enroll-
indit late Monday reached the
1.417 mark including 2« students
enrolled m the college's Mexico
field .school at Guanajuato Figure
lor last summer were 1,240. Includ-
ing the Mexico field school.
Enrollment totals show approxi-
mately 1173 girls and 244 boys ae
cording to an imof'iclal tabulation.
Names of 43 ex-service personnel
are listed on the summer term ros-
t ts
| as neuu oi me ueparuneni oi jour-
, nallsm at the University of Wich-
ita He was district information ex-
ecutive with tlie OPA at. Wich-
ita. Kan before transferring to
Dallas in April of this year Allmiui
has his A B degree from the Uni-
versity of Kansas and M A from
the University of Missouri He has
i been corresjxmdent for the Chris-
| tian Science Monitor of Boston
‘ since 1932
ANOTHER STEP TOWARD VICTORY—Keeping B 29
Superfortresses fit for battle is just as important as fly-
ing the giant bombers iii the eyes of the Army Air
Forces. Here Pfc. Wtxxirow \V. Allen, (left), son of Mrs.
IJ. F. Allen, 913 Bell Avenue, and Tech. Sgt Gene Lasko
Ixunber base in In-
February, 1913, ant!
The supreme commander Is ex-
pected to go to Washington next
Monday. Presumably after that h*
will return to Europe.
At the Guildhall the acting city
chamberlain, offering "the right
hand of friendship," declared:
I "London's roll of fame contains
i the names of many great men, |
among them distinguished Amer- I
lean citizens like Gen. Ulysses |
Grant, Theodore Roosevelt and
Gen John Joseph Pershing
I We are proud to feel that to the |
. great company has now been added |
, Hie name of general of the army
1 Eisenhower, supreme
*"‘-J forces." ,
Eisenhower said his
1 not erase
OPi Official To
Speak Friday (hi
TSCW Campus
| Ix-o W Allman, regional informa-
| lion executive with the Office of
Price Administration in Dallas who
■ spoke today at North Texas State
I College, will return to Denton Fri-
day to lecture at Texas State Col-
lege for Women.
j Tile TSCW lecture will ire given
I at 10 a m FTiday in tile college
science building auditorium, spon-
, sored by the TSCW War Council.
and will be open to the public
A former newspaperman. Allman
now on wartime leave of absence I ter two of them former members
as head of the department of Jour- of the WACs. Miss Elizabeth Ann
i Miller of Sjtearman and Miss Edith
Faye McKinley of Dallas are listed
as the two ex-service women en-
rolled Many of the returning vet-
erans are returning to the campus
under the provisions of the Of Bill
ot Rights.
"The general increase in the col-
lege enrollment is principally due
to three .reasons," Miss Gladys Bates,
assistant registrar announced. "The
slow-up of conscription into the
, armed forces, tiie reduction of war
I Industry employees, and the In-
| creasing number of veterans of
World War II who are returning to ,
school "
I J P Tarry of Masket Temple, Wl-
I chlta Falls, was elected president; I
Paul Rudat of El
' vice president ; and
I Ben Hur Temple of Austin, secre-
tary.
I .
Fisherman Schools
RIO DE JANEIRO -bp)-Eleven '
i thousand children of Brazilian fish- I Dwight David
| ermen, to whom most schools are commander of the Allied forces ”
I Inaccessible, are being educated by i Ln reply ry..y-f-..-.-* •
j special schools maintained by the ; feeding of humility could
| ids great pride in being tendered
1 tile Freedom of London ,
"I am not a native of this land.
I he said. "I come from the very heart |
| ot America.
"In superficial aspects, by which
-we ordtnarlty recognize family re-
lationships, the town where I was
born and where I was reared are
far separated from this great city !
Kansas and Texas
"Abilene, Kansas and Denison,
Texas would together add in size
to possibly one 500th part of Great-
I er London. To these people I am
proud to belong, but I find myself
today 5,000 miles from that coun-
tryside • • ’ hardly would it seem
possible for the London council to
have gone farther afield to And a
i man to honor with its priceless gift
of token citizenship.
[ "Yet kinship among nations is
I not determined in such measure-
ments as proximity, size and age.
Rather, should we turn to those
inner tilings • • • that are the real
treasures free men possess
“To preserve his freedom of wor-
ship. his equality before the law.
his liberty to speak and act as he
sees fit. subject only to the provi-
) slon that he trespass not upon sim-
[ liar rights of others—Londoners
1 will fight.
I Ministry of Agriculture.
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In Denton, at Bt’ook* Drug Store
-ui/j.i mm we nope win quiCKiy wmp
Japan."
Churchill, who received a similar
J honor from the city shortly before
( Oen. Elsenhower loosed American
and British armies upon the shores
ot Normandy, declared tiie general
had shown "the capacity for mak-
ing great nations march together
more truly united than they ever
had been before ”
Accepting the honor. Elsenhower
said "Humility must always be the
portion of any man who receives ac-
claim earned in the blood of fol-
lowers and the sacrifices of his
friends."
The American general, seated in
a carriage drawn by a pulr of b*}s.
was escorted in triumph from Tem-
wbere
Paul Rudat of KI
I
That Ain’t Hay
NOHFOLK Va -One Navy
tefrlgerator at the Norfolk depot
has a storage capacity of 39,000,000
pounds of rheat, or enough to feed
a million men for a month, and
15,000,000 i-ggs.
Bob Stanley of Denton, a May
graduate of the NT Demonstration
school, 1ms been named editor ot
the Campus Chut, weekly news-
paper at North Texas State Col-
lege. according to an annoutice-
ment made today by the college
publications council
Following the first summer issue
of the Chat last Friday, staff mem-
bers were appointed by the faculty
council members, Miss Virginia
Halle, Dr F M Darnall, Dr. M
P Wells, Mrs Dude Neville Mc-
Cloud and J D Hall Jr.
Stanley a former co-editor of
the Question Mark, demonstration
school newspaper, graduated this
May with highest honors. He is a
freshman student on the campus
majoring in journalism
Miss Lavon Buster of Denton,
also a graduate ot the NT Demon-
stration school and former co-edi-
tor of tile Question Mark in 1644.
was named associate editor Miss
Buster, a member of the Junior
Mary Ardens and tiie Gammadion
society, is a sophomore student and
was assistant editor ot the Ciiat
during the full and spring sessions
oi 1944-45.
A reporter and feature writer for
the Chat during the long term.
Miss Sarah Benton of Breckenridge
is assistant editor Miss Benton a
graduating senior, is a member of
the Senior Mary Arden club, the
tennis club and Quintilians.
Society editor for the Chat will
be Miss Peggy Love, a so]>homore
from Coleman, who served as socie-
ty editor during the 1944-45 ses-
sions
Torn Dean, sophomore from Sher-
man. will serve as business mana-
ger lor the three publications, the
Chat. Yucca and Avesta Dean, an
ex-serviceman, was a photographer
for the Yucca this year and is
acting president of Gamma lota
Chi lormer vice-president of tiie
Irishman class and a member of
the Math club.
Harry Parks of Denton, sports
editor of the Chat last year, will
serve as sports editor for the sum-
inei pubheations Parks Is a junior
Tokyo
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Long Promised Jap
Civilian Army To
Defend Homeland
MANILA June 12 ./Pi
radio reported today that |.
tions are at last underway lor or-
ganization of Japan's long-prom-
ised civilian army to defend the
homeland with weapons ranging
ftpm grenades to bamboo spears
A broadcast telling about the
"pennies volunteer defense corps"
which was provided tor by a Diet
bill parsed yesterday, said it would
effect nudes between the ages ot 15
and U5, knd women between 25 and
45
To the Point
BLOUNTVILLE mn
"I give and fjequeath to
all my .prop4rt>
Will is tin* slxAtest
to Deputy Clerk
tiie dearest one km 1
llvan County CliVk s
MALARIA
Checked In 7 Davs With
666
GETS SILVER
Major James F
worth, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. Hollingsworth, San-
ger, has been awarded the
Silver Star for valiant ac-
tion in Germany lie is
•serving with an armored
division.
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Il IV Wife
This Irn-woni
ttiHf ttctordiHM
Mrtth 1. Stone,
iilr at the Sui-
(dfice here
Gen. Eisenhower
Given London s
Highest Honor
Denton Student
Named Editor
Of Camp us Chat
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 258, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 12, 1945, newspaper, June 12, 1945; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1370503/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.