Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. [51], No. 287, Ed. 1 Friday, July 2, 1954 Page: 3 of 10
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SUMMER STYLES . . SUMMER FABRICS
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Ralph Beck vs. Bessie Mae Beck
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Famous Big Top Show is
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HAMBURG, Germany I— The
Carl Hagenbeck circus, remember-
ed fondly by millions of Ameri-
cans, has been drowned in red
ink. The show started in a small
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the show rather than charge the
children more.
The Hagenbeck name still re-
mains in the circus world. There
is a Wilhelm Hagenbeck circus
and a Willy Hagenbeck circus. But
the Carl Hagenbeck circus owners
turned down a Spanish bid for their
whole show. They did not want
to see it operate under another
name. Now it's scattered all over
Europe.
Some lions and tigers went to
Paris. A soccer-playing elephant
team, some zebras and horses went
to England. One of the animal
trainers is touring Africa with his
tigers. A giraffe was sold in Italy.
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Many of the animals are staying
in Hamburg, however—in the Stel-
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TRIO OF BEAUTIES—Here are three reasons why the
autograph hunters have been busy in Berlin during an
international film festival. Left to right are actresses
Sofia Loren of Italy, Yvonne deCarlo of Hollywood and
Italy’s Gina Lollobrigida. (AP Wirephoto)
Ranch Wagon.
B. E. Shahan, Lewisville—Ford
pickup.
C. H. Good, Lewisville — Ford
pickup.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert Earl Meeks and Mary Jo
Callan.
Ben O. Collins and Venus Lorene
Watson.
Willis W. Finney and Msry Jose-
phine Shown.
David Joe Sturn and Evelyn Sue
Cooke.
U-BOATS NEVER LIKE* THIS—Walter Janick, once a
erman U-boat crewman, eyes one of his wife’s Amer-
ican hamburgers at the Paris, Tex., dairy bar where
she works. They’re former members of Hitler’s Youth,
but now happy citizens of Paris. (AP Photo)
Former Nazi Pair
NEW YORK (—The nose wheel |
of a National Airlines DC6 plane
collapsed during a landing at Idle-
wild Airport today, dropping the
big plane’s nose to the ground and I
tilting its tail high. Two of the 48
passengers were injured slightly. |
A small fire developed in the
nose wheel housing. It was put out
quickly by the plane's engineer,
while the captain and other crew
members assisted passengers out
through emergency exits.
The plane had left Tampa, Fla.,
at 10:45 p.m. last night and made
a stop at Jacksonville just after
* midnight. It arrived here early this
morning.
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At its peak it traveled in 120
railroad cars with 250 animals
and performers and other em-
rloyes to match. Lorenz Hagen-
beck, son of the owner, and Carl-
Heinrich Hagenbeck, a nephew,
say they could not pay expenses
and maintain their 12-cent price
'for children’s tickets. They closed
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Stover B. Wilson, 1023 Alice
Street, Denton — Ford pickup.
Richard Barton, Lewisville —
Ford Express.
B. V. Treadway, Lewisville —
2-door Ford.
Concho Petroleum Company,
Lewisville — 2-door Ford.
James Smith, Jr., Lewisville —
4-door Ford.
Ern L. Gravley, Lewisville —
4-door Ford.
C. E. Vinson, Lewisville — 2-door
Ford.
Eddie Huey, 317 Bernard, Den-
ton — Ford coupe.
fish every weekend.”
The Janicks are saving their
money. Soon her mother will join
them. Since the war, she has been
alone in Ansbach. Ruth’s father
was one of the thousands of Ger-
man soldiers still missing on the
Russian front.
"Ruth and I love this country,"
Walter said in perfect English,
"It is our country now. Soon we
hope to become citizens.
"Our neighbors don’t ask if we
are German or Nazis. They accept
us as Americans. And that, we
are. . .
“Yes, if there is another war,
I will fight for my country . . .
America ..." ......——
THE DE NT OK RECORD.CHRONICLE
WOVEH SANDAL
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NEW CAR REGISTRATIONS
M. R. Anderson, Box 147, Lewis-
A. noe,"erdinvie - 4-door
Chevrolet.
William D. Mattson, Lewisville—
4-door Chevrolet.
E. M. Graves, Lewisville — 4-
door Chevrolet.
Harold E. Lowe, Lewisville —
2-door Chevrolet. " ’
C. C. Mitchell, Lewisville -
4-door Chevrolet.
Hamlyn Morgan, Jr., Hebron
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J. C. Samsill, Box 73, Keller —
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ing and fishing is only for the rich. J. H. Henson, Lewisville—4-door
Here I hunt when I please. and Ford.
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years. Later, when it toured the
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Russian Humor
Must Hit ‘Spot’
With Kremlin
NEW YORK, July 3 un—Even
humor in the Soviet Union is sup-
posed to have "social content.”
Soviet catoonists, humorists and
satirists find almost all their em-
ployment in propaganda work for
their government. They get pretty
caustic too.
This was underlined by a recent
Krokodil cartoon lampooning for-
mer U.S. Defense Secretary James
Forrestal's suicide following a ner-
vous breakdown. It showed him
bound in a straitjacket and land-
ing on his head.
The U.S. government protested
the cartoon. The Russians returned
the protest note to the American
Embassy Ih Moscow, refusing to
accept it as “unworthy."
In the foreign affairs field the,
chief target is always the United
States. A cartoon in Komsomol
Pravda showed a Soviet version of1
Uncle Sam unloading a large box
on the shore of a country labeled
Guatemala. The box bore the leg-
end “United Fruit Company” and
was half tipped ove, with bombs,
grenades and little saber-brandish-
ing Guatemalan "rebels" all roll-'
ing out of it. It was intended to!
illustrate the Communist thesis
that the United States started the
Guatemalan uprising.
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duty series . . . Power Brakes* even on M-tonners— al! help
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PARIS, Tex. WP—To their Paris
neighbors, Walter and Ruth Janick
are just another American couple.
Walter is a parts clerk for a
Paris implement company. His
wife cooks hamburgers at a dairy
bar.
But 14 years ago, the two were
proud, robust members of Hitler’s
Youth.
Walter joined the Nazi navy and
voluntered for submarine duty.
They assigned him to the U 67,
one of the famed Nazi marauders
that prowled Allied shipping lanes.
U-67 had sent 29 Allied ships to
the bottom when she was hit her-
self.
Waiter and two other crewmen
were on deck and tossed into the
mid-Atlantic and swam for four
hours before an American destroy-
er picked them up. From there,
they were taken to Washington, for
questioning, then to prison camps
in Stringtown, Okla., and Phoenix.
After the war, the small, bright-
eyed German went home. He found
his refugee parents in Ansbach,
Germany. He worked as a truck
driver for the American Exchange
and married Ruth, an old school
chum from his home town.
Walter worked for a division
manager named Hank Smolarz of
Paris. Ruth was the Smolarz’s
housekeeper. So when the Smolarz
family came back to America,
they invited the Janicks to join
them in Paris.
In November, 1952, the German
couple came to the United States.,
Walter went to work for a Paris
motor company, Ruth for the Smo-!
larz family.
Four months of saving and they
bought a 1941 car. Later they ,
swapped it for a 1950, and two
months ago, they drove up to
Stringtown to visit the prison.
Ruth gave her husband a shot-
gun for Christmas. “In Germany,'*
grins the U-boat crewman, "hunt-
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