Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 195, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 30, 1948 Page: 3 of 8
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FOR CIVILIAN USE
McALLXN, Tex.. March 30—<FV—
Throe Rio Grande Valley cities and
the Mate board of control received
too former Moor* Afmy Air Field
today, with one hitch: the Federal
government can take it back if
there is a national emergency.
War Assets Administration ot-
fiscal* her* disclosed this reser-
vation yeterday.
Th* board of control will convert
31* building of the field into a
state tuberculosis sanitarium.
McAllen. Edinburg and Wertrwt
will receive title to 31 building*,
runway* and airport maintenance
equipment. The cities operate the
field as a joint municipal airport.
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PERRIN PERSONNEL
WILL TOTAL 1,500
WASHINGTON. March 30-K*>—
The authorised strength ot Perrin
Field will be more than 1,300 mili-
tary and civilian personnel when it
i* reactivated April 1.
Rep. Sam Raybum of Tna* said
yesterday the field personnel would
include 400 civilians, communica-
tions and weather detachments and
a band
The field will be used in train-
ing aviation cadet*
The Air Force* expected the first
class to Include MS studenu. using
AT-S •Texan" trainer plane*. The
second das* 1* expected to be in-
creased to 400 cadet* and to 530 in
subsequent cluses.
The 1,117-acrv base was opened
tn 1M1. It has been ctoeed since
Oct. 31. 1M«.
COUNTY COURT CRIMINAL
DOCRET
Ray Kirk, defrauding by obtain-
ing property under the value ot
550 by giving worthless check
William Dink Wright, poeaeeslng
intoxicating liquor in a dry area.
Everett Zachary, selling Intoxi-
cating liquor in a dry area.
Nunnie Mackey, selling intoxica-
ting liquor In a dry area.
NEW CAR REGISTRATIONS
Louie Thoma*. Fort Worth, Ford
pickup track.
Ben C. Peterson. Justin. Buick
sedan.
Emmett Powell, Eastland. Buick
sedan
D C Smothermon. Frisco. Willys
jeep
V H. Warp. Sanger, Internation-
al truck.
C/aig W. Parris, Fort Worth.
Studebaker sedan.
A. J. Wside. Sanger. Chevrolet
sedan.
J. L. Oassoway. Route 3 Denton,
Chevrolet track tractor.
Elden H Cole. Justin. Plymouth
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Charge of Murder
DUNCAN. Okla., March SO—
Arraignment of a former Duncan
Policeman charged with the murder
of a M-year old waitress will be
delayed, County Attorney Hegel
Branch said today.
Branch filed murder charges
against E. L. <Lefty> Fowler yester-
day tn the slaying of Helen Beavers
whose body wa* found February 9
crammed into the trunk compart-
ment of an automobile.
Branch said arraignment of the
former Arizona and Oklahoma
peace officer woald be delayed be-
cause he ha* not obtained counsel.
Fowler was returned to Duncan
from Chickasha where officers ob-
tained a confession after question-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Joseph J. Copeland and wife to
I. Pauline Anderson, lot 11, block
IB. High School Addition, Robert
Beaumont survey *7.500.
Beulah K. Bright to E. A. Chap-
man. part of lot 6, block B, W. B.
Cowan Addition to Town ot Lewis-
ville, *307.50.
Rube Martin add others to P. A.
Chumbley and wife, part of lot *.
Acme Addition, *3,000.
M C. Sheppard and wife to H
M Lindley and wife. 30 acres, S.
Huizar and O. H. Barb survey, *3,-
300.
MARR1A0E LICENSES
James Thomas Reeves and Miss
Fayrene Eddington.
Earnest Hobbs and Miss Evelyn
Colbert.
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RUSSIANS ‘FORMALISTS’
COMPOSER RESIGNS
MOSCOW. March M-4SV- The
composer Dmitri Shostakovich ap-
parently ba* resigned as professor
at the Msecow Oonee
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Chicago, at •:30 p.m. (OdT) Tues-
day, March 30.
Senator W. Lew v'Dauivi, woe
seldom gbae to dinner* here with
the Texas delegation, made an ex-
ception of the one at which R. O.
Letourneau of Longview was pre-
sented th* Citation ot Merit.
He wa* in fine fettle a* he was
called upon to speak. As he put H.
he WM substituting for th* necee-
aarlly absent U. g. Attorney Gener-
al Tom Clark. »
Irf mock seriousness^ be then
identified himself a* Clark and
said. *T have just instructed the
Supreme Court to reverse itself
in the tidelands case. I have given
my full and bold disapproval of
President Truman’* civil rights
program.**
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By SAM DAWSON
NEW YORK. March 30 -<Fj-
Economic thinkers who have been
saying a recession is just around
the corner see a number of clouds
today in their crystal ball.
There * a good chance that gg.-
gOO,000.000 more will be pumped
into the purchaging power total
soon.
Retailers are picking up courage
again and some now think the sec-
ond quarter will make up for the
disappointing first quarters sales.
The home construction industry
is talking of a new boom, aided by
the possibility of tower lumber
prices.
And. although all eyes today are
on the picket lines around the
New York stock and curb exchanges.
Wall Street broken have recently
seen their boardrooms filled with
prospective stock and bond buyers
for the first time in months.
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TEXyfNS ^SWNGTON
Rep. Gossett Strong State
Rights Supporter in House
which held a lengthy b
the tidelands measure._____
mlttees of both the Senate and
House now have approved the leg-
islation, but i* must be akoyed by
the fun committees before going
to the floor of each house for a
vote. A favorable vote by a sub-
committee frequently means final
passage.
The presidential election bill pro-
poses a constitutional amendment.
Thia would have to be ratified by
at least 38 states. .
Under the present system, all
the electoral votes of a state are
given to the nominee receiving a
majority of that state's popular
vote. Thus, all of New York's 47
electoral votes would go to the can-
didate who came out on top of that
State's popular vote, although 4g
per cent of the state's voters might
have cast their ballots for the rival
candidate.
‘The evil of such a system,"
says Gossett, "la that it gives the
minority groups too much power.
A small handful of votes which can
be manipulated can throw the en-
tire electoral vote of a state from
one party to the other.‘,<r
He adds that is why such atten-
tion is paid by both major politi-
cal parties to the Negro vote in
the large eastern stales which have
a big share of the electoral college
vote.
Under Gossett * proposal, if the
Republicans receive 4* per cent
of the popular New York vote, they
would receive that per cent of the
state's 47 electoral votes. Or. if
the Republicans should poll 30 per
cent of the popular vote in Texas,
they would share that percentage
of Texas' 23 vote* in the electoral
college
Incidentally, because of Gossett's
popularity in the House, the Re-
publicans permitted his name to
remain on the bill as it was report-
he beat the young waitress to death j committee.
Jan 33 after she "cursed and I Rep. Gossett is to take the af-
abused ' him following a chance j firmative side of the question,
meeting two blocks from the Dun- "Should We Close The Gates to
can Police Station. I Displaced Persons." in a program
to human experience, .and over tbe
year* a* be has reM end observed ]
more and more of human thought
and eettons, be he* grown to bis 1
present stator*.
Rut Jim’s estimates of himself '
to beet oemmed up to this ifitto 1
etory: Be was riding horseback ,
with a friend in tbe Arisonb cow '
country when be turned ewritienry ,
in hi* saddle to inquire whether
his friend’s adolescent children
"paid any attention" to what his
friend said to them. "Neither do
min*.’’ said Jim- “Tbsp think I’m
just a dumb cartoonist and don’t
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AP Bp^la^Washington^Servlce
WASHINGTON. March 30- UP)
- Red. Ed Gossett of Wichita Falls
ha* emerged in recent month* as
one of the principal state's rights
proponent* in the house
Hr is identified with three cur-
rent movements: .
1. Opposition to the Truman civil
rights program; 3. The tidelands
bill to give states title to submerg-
ed coastal lands with the valuable
oil deposits; 3. Legislation to di-
vide the presidential electoral col-
lege vote on the basis Of the popu-
lar strength ot the candidates.
The 48-year old Texas, who was
born in a Louisiana saw mill camp,
led the protest movement in the
Texas delegation when President
Truman proclaimed his civil right*
program
He served on the joint Senate-
House judiciary auboommittee
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interpreter ot American Rte ami
ways, and vtohe* he bettor
express tbe eympathey and tove
that be baa for human fraOttos and
tbe grandeur of Ood’s nature.
Tbeeq thing* ar* being said to-
day because March 30 is the «)th
birthday ot James R- Williams,
whose famous cartoon "Out Our
| Way" it published to mor* than
one thousand newspapers over the
country and has been so published
for 3g years, n hM never mtoeed •
day.
The cartoon appears regularly
in the Record-Chronicle.
Jim employs no “gag” writer*,
nor does be lean upon suggestion*
even from hu closest friend*. The
human suggestion* which be un-
i folds in hi* daily cartoons and
which bring laughter, tears, or
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chasing power will come from two
sources, if it materialises.
President Truman is expected to
ask Oongreas this week for 84
billion mor* tor tbe military for
the fiscal year starting July 1.
The remaining 84.g00.000.000
which seem* about to be added to
purchasing power would be more
widespread than tbe military spend-
ing. n represents tbe saving to
taxes which Congress is about
ready to pass. R would affect a
large number of consumers.
There is still another 88,388.000,-
000 to be reckoned to the boost to
inflation which may make a reces-
sion unlikely this year. That la the
amount of the European Recovery
Program. Most of it will be spent
on goods in this country—food, ma-
chinery. steel.
The wool Industry says that the
talked-of increase in the size of
the Army, Navy and Air Force
will mean that civilian supplies of
woratsito and woolen goods may be
cut by 25 per cent. Spokesmen
think that will come, not so much
from tbe immediate need for uni-
form*. but from. government
stockpiling.
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