Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 286, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 14, 1953 Page: 3 of 12
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TRIES CIVILIAN LIFE—Former Army M-Sgt. John
Beck, who was reared in Pilot Point, is getting used to
civilian clothes of 21 years of Army olive drab. (Rec-
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nounced that this too-tough-to-die
town in the “cow” country is the
only Cochise County community
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Continental
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rule, “The show must go on.”
Mrs. Castle performed on Broad-
way and in Hollywood silents and
talkies. During World War II she
knitted caps for Alaska-stationed
GI‘s and lately has been selling
US defense bonds.
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3,000 GIs were being moved in box
cars. When Allied planes began
strafing the area, the POWs form-
ed “USA—POW” to halt the fire.
Beck feels lucky that he was not
mistreated as some of the prison-
ers were. He lost 40 pounds during
his confinement and after his re-
lease spent more than a year re-
ceiving medical treatment.
The Becks are planning to visit
army friends in Pennsylvania this
week. Beck was National Guard in-
structor in the state
The family has also lived in Ok-
lahoma, Tennessee, Kansas and
South Carolina.
the City Park.
The concert is the first sum-
mer program to be given by the
band.
Director Carroll McMath urged
all prospective Denton High School
students who are planning to join
the band next fall to attend re-
hearsals.
The rehearsal schedule is 3 a.m.
in the band hall on July 30-24 and
At The Selby Greenhouses
1400 SO. LOCUST
Watch For Opening of Our Brand New Quarters
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Papapo Nutrition
Below Average
TUCSON, Arts, un — Papago In-
dian children get fat and healthy
on a diet that would make phy-
sical wrecks of white youngsters.
- Dr. Arthur R. Kemmerer, pro-
fessor of nutrition at the Univer-
sity of Arizona, reported Papago
children eat little meat and only
small amounts of fresh fruits and
vegetables. They get along ‘ . on
beans, native foods, sugar, syrup
and coffee.
Despite diet deficiencies, they
have good teeth and healthy bo-
dies, he said.
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Come on in . . . the weather's fine . . .
in an Oldsmobile equipped with Frigid*
aire Car Conditioning*! I magin . . .
driving along on the hattrst day of the
year and enjoying the same cool, re-
freshing comfort you get in the finest
air-conditioned roomt just imagine ...
NO HEAT! Torrid weather outside-
refreshingly cool insideven after being
parked, all day under a blistering sun.
your Oldsmobile cools off in minutes!
NO DUST! You cruise along with
windows rolled up—all dust and pollen
are kept where they belong ... outside!
You arrive as you started—critp,
clean, cool!
NO HOAD NOISE! Howling
winds and traffic mir are eliminated
with "window s-up" driving. You can
talk in whispers and be heard ... enjoy
your car radio more.
NO HUMIDITY! Sticky, muggy
days won't bother you! Your clothes
keep their press—you look and feel your
best when you drive an Oldsmobile
wish Frigidaire far Conditioning-
Get your introduction to Frigidaire Car
Conditioning—to all of Oldsmobile’
great features—Power Steering*, Power
Brakes*, "Rocket” Eng i ne. Come in soon
... make your date with a "Rocket 8”!
"rooket’enoinE O LOS N O BI LE
Man, 66, Gets Pep
Feels Younger Than Real Ago
•Whenever I need more strength end pep, I
take Oatrez. Km 66 now feel atronger.
vounger than my age" — Carl Swanson, Sac-
zameto, Calif. New, higher -potency Ostrex
sontamdgntph.bsrastctaeylpp"Rr°oNcE
put, vir». vitality in body old fust because
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today lor Sl.18. U not deligbted, maker F.
funds price of this packago. You don t nil a
poppy Start new youth today. Get pep. vigor.
OsTRux—fer that "after 40” leidown.
At all drug stores everywhere - - in
Danton, at Tobin Drug.
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Army Veteran, Former POW, Park Cancert
Hopes To Make Home Here
An open air “pops" concert by
the Denton High School band is
scheduled for 8 p.m., July 27 in
eratton are highlights of Mrs. Beek_________
scrapbook of the family’s Army 27. The band wili rehearse at 7:30
life. pip- on July 20, 21, 23, 24,
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days of the Battle of the Bulge
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One of his most vivid memories
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$4.05 one way
$7.30 round trip
JOPLIN
$7.75 one way
$13.95 round trip
LOS ANGELES
$29.55 one way
$50.25 round trip
HOUSTON
$6.40 one way
$11.55 round trip
The John C. Beck family, 725 last week, is loqking for a position year-old son, Johnny, to a student
Texas, has decided to give civilian that will keep the family in Denton: at^TSCW Demonstration Bebori-
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this is home,” he says. Beck was during World War II, was doing
Forty-two-year-old Beek, a mas- reared in Pilot Point and Mrs. intelligence work in Germany be-
ter sergeant until his retirement Beck attended TSCW, Their 13- fore he retired
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disappearance in action, hit loca-
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Social Security
Annuities Aid
In Retirement
NEW YORK u- Americans in
fast increasing numbers are add-
ing to future social security bene-
fits with annuities to make their
retirement years more comfort-
able.
With maximum social security
benefits $85 a month for a man
! and $127.50 for a couple looking
less and less adequate in the light
of present prices, annuities are be-
ing bought by the hundreds of mil-
lions.
The Institute of Life Insurance
reports today that ownership of an-
nuities has more than doubled in
10 years. At the start of this year,
4,238,000 annuities providing future
income of $1,528,000,000 a year to
the holders were in force.
That figure applies only to
straight annuities, with no life in-
surance provisions, to pay the
holder so much a month for life
starting at a certain age—usually
65. If the holder dies before that
age, his family gets back only the
premiums he has paid.
In addition, there are policies to-
talling about 10 billion dollars that
provide life insurance on the hold-
ers if they die before retirement
age, and pay annuities for life if
they live to that age. They pro-
vide for future annuities of at least
one billion dollars a year.
The average of all annuities in
terms of future income for holders
( isn’t so impressive—about $360 a
year her policy, or $30 a month.
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At Age Of 90 *
• Air Reserves —-=
From Denton
To Begin Training
Six Denton Air Force reservists
will leave Sunday to attend a two-
week summer training encamp-
ment with the 8708th Pilot Train-
ing Wing at Hensley Field, Grand
Prairie.
Wing members from Denton are
Lt. Col. Choyce G. Brock, 711
Schmitz, First Lt. Edward F. Har-
ran, 225 Bryan, S.-Sgt. Don J.
Portman, 1814 W. Mill, A-2C Riley
Taylor, 2231 Bolivar, A-3C James
A. Smoot III, 1917 Bell, and A-3C
Walter P. Wolfran, 319 Ponder.
The Denton men will join Tex-
ans from 70 other North Texas
communities to participate in a
fifteen-day training schedule.
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