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S3RD YEAR.OF DAILY SERVICE NO. 52
. DENTON, TEXAS, MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 1, 1955
Condition Of Ike
A
New Anxiety
6 Feared jack benny’s daughter
President ’
SEPARATES FROM HUSBAND
Given All
Dead In
Rest Possible
Crash
FRENCH GIVE DEATH TOLL
1
SANTA FE CROSSES THE KATY
SPONSORED BY C-C
band of 2,000 were reported killei
WORLD
EVENTS
For Gen. Williams Early Lead
leave next
for duties in Indo-
New Rains
Marked In
Texas Areas
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PERON BEHIND
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TOMMY GUNS
WEATHER
He was housed in a new three-
story
cardo
porter. The property has a small
ing pool,
ipanions
garden and swimming
Peron’s only com
on the
31? 8. Elm
See RAINS, Page 2
IN DENTON TUESDAY NIGHT
500 Future Farmers Due
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courthouse construction.
To Attend Awards Banquet
He paid no heed. Looki
have
what wan, he saluted to
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THE NEW
CHAMPION
from the plane
t from another
induction
Call Here
residence belonging to Ri-
Gayol. Argentine textile im-
WANT ADS IN SUNDAY
PAPER MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BY 4 P.M. SAT.
Denton t
this month
FLOOD-HIT AREA
ASKS FOR RELIEF
the
the
Market Opens
Lower Today
French Delay
Planned Visit
Later today he
his first news cor
wasousted .
* Stratojet Bomber.
Liaison Plane Hit
Over New Mexico
to hold
since he
rainfall 60 far
hes. So far this
retreat in the face of French tanks,
planes and troops. The tribesmen
were friendly to the Sultan who
left his throne Saturday.
Four other outposts defended bv
Moroccans in French uniform were
Berbers Retreat
After Attacking
year: 21.22 inches. This time last
year: 17.78 inches.
later that he had awakened at
7:10 a.m.
From Fitzsimons Army Hospital.
Hagerty sent this statement to
newsmen;
"The President went to sleep
last night at 8:45 p.m.
"He slept soundly until 4:25 a.m.
when he awoke.
"At that time his temperature
and puse were checked and found
to be normal
"He went back to sleep within
the half hour and is presently
High Sunday ...
Low today ....
High year ago .
Low year ago .
ling some-
> the right
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This is a view of the Santa Fe Railroad overpass at
the north edge of Lewisville, at the point where the
' new main line route into Dallas crosses the Missouri-
Kansas-Texas lines. The Katy tracks in the foreground
LONDON U — A man who
may be champion for a long
time took over today as holder
of the last place in London's
telephone directory.
His name: V. K. Zzzu.
In the new directory Zxxu
took over from Lewis Zzymbla,
who reigned for years.
host at OMMNt hr Sb Tam
Star Farmers who were approved
at the recent state convention, and
TIME TO INSURE:
BARROW INSURANCE AGENCY
NEWS RELAYED
James C. Hagerty, White House
press secretary, announced a few
minutes after 7 a.m. today that . -
the bulletin usually issued at that
hour would be delayed because the
President was sleeping later than
permanent members.
The bitter decisions were takan
as bloody fighting broke out anew
in Morocco, the most restless of
France's North African territories
Armed guerrilla bands attacked at
least five French outposts in a
new development of the nationalist
campaign against French rule.
MEXICO CITY (—Floods in the
wake of three disastrous hurri-
canes besieged much of eastern
Mexico today Pleas for relief
taxed the capacity of the govern-
ment
Damage to the Mexico City-
- Laredo highway apparently was
more serious than first repotted.
The main tourist route may be
closed for some time.
Tamazunchale, a favorite toar:
ist stopover usually pronounced
Thomas-and-Charlie, was reported
completely inundated by the ag-
ing Moctezuma River. The big
steel bridge there was said to have
been washed out. A messenger
walked the 70 miles to Ciudad
Valles with a note from the mayor
saying the city of 25,000 was under
water and running short of food.
HOLLYWOOD (P—Comedian Jack Benny’s 20-year-old adopted
daughter Joan and New York stockbroker Seth Baker, 27—wed in
a lavish ceremony here 18 months ago—have separated, a spokes-
man for Benny said last night.
He said the cause was "incompatibility." Asked whether a
divorce was contemplated, he replied, "I don't know."
The spokesman said the couple came here with their 2%-month-
old son. Michael, for a visit with Benny and his wife Mary Living-
stone, over the Labor Day holidays. Baker returned alone to New
York two or three weeks ago, he added.
of flooring ip the third
the courthouse is to create more
RABAT, French Morocco (-
Berber tribesmen were reported
in retreat in the Atlas Mountains
today after a aeries of weekend
guerrilla attacks in eastern Moroc-
co and along the Spanish Moroccan
frontier.
French authorities said 11 Eu-
ropeans. including three women
and two children, were slain in a
ferocious attack at Immouzer des
Marmouchas, 85 miles southeast
of Fex.
Several hundred Berbers in the
ganization. Alphand n
phote)
present from Northwest. Lewis- also for the four successful Amer- ______ ____________________
" " "* "* ican Farmercendidates, the seven end Heft and- •smiled at AM i
flight to exile were Juan Chaves,
Paraguayan ambassador to Argen-
tina, and Maj. Ignacio Cialceta,
the fallen dictator’s aide.
Clovis Air Force Base said the
air search and rescue service had
been caled in to reach the isolated
wreckage.
WARNING ISSUED
The Hobbs News-Sun said one
area is closed. •
In an effort to create additional
floor space, the county has de-
cided to do away with the jurors'
room on the third floor and has
asked the Agricultural Stabilisa-
tion and Conservation Department
tommove Ha ottices from the court-
Construction in the courthouse
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advisors from eachqfthe Denton
County area schools are expected
to attend. Representatives will be
Sun sets today at 6:11 p.m.:
rises Tuesday at 8:25 a.m. Fishing
good today, fair Tuesday.
Denton Record - Chronicle
The Hometown Newspaper For The Denton, Wise, Collin and Cooke County Area
ed - he nmer|
by a jeering ir
Argentine exile.
iximately one-fourth
• floor space when the
attended by Generals Carl Phin-
ney.eDallas, dose friend of Gen-
eral Williams. C. P. Kerr, Dallas,
and Albert Sidney Johnsonv Dallas.
Williams was picked for the pro-
motion in September, and will
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A dinner honoring Lt. Gen. Sam-
’ uel T. Williams, recently picked
by President Eisenhower for pro-
motion from Major General, will
be held for the Denton native Fri-
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
New rains fell Monday across
a wide section of North and West
Texas following downpours of five
Inches in the Wichita Falls area
Sunday.
There was a possibility of low-
lands flooding in the Wichita Falls
area. Lake Wiichita. the reservoir
six miles south -of Wichita Falls
into which the rains drained, was
already chock full from last week's
precipitation.
The five inch rains were re-
ported at Dundee. Pleasant Valley
and Mankins. Wichita Falls had
1.19 inches and the rain still was
falling Monday.
Lake Kemp, southwest of Wichita
Falls, had two inches in 36 hours
and the lake's level had risen by
8 inches Monday.
A high pressure area centered
over the Great Lakes was credited
for the rains. Winds, circulating in
a clockwise motion around the high
pressure area scooped moist winds
from the Gulf across the state.
Rain was falling at mid-morning
at Childress, Lubbock, Salt Flat,
Mineral Wells and Wichita Falls.
The rest of the state was ct ndy
and pre-dawn temperatures ranged
from 82 at Galveston to 62 at Am-
arillo.
Between three and four inches
By HARVEY HUDSON
PARIS (fl—The French Foreign
Office announced today the pro-
posed visit of Premier Edgar
Faure and Foreign Minister An-
toine Pinay to Moscow has been
postponed. The announcement was
made after Pinay had received the
charge d'affaires of the Soviet Em-
bassy to give him the news.
The Foreign Ministry said the
French government thought it pre-
ferable to put off the visit to a
later date. The explanation was
that the governnfent considers, in
view of recent events in the United
Nations and the reaction of French
opinion, the atmosphere is not
favorable now for a trip of this,
type.
The trip had been scheduled for
Oct. 14-16.
Russia voted with the majority
last Friday in the U. N. General
Assembly to debate troubles in Al-
geria. France insists Algeria is an
integral part of France and As-
sembly debate about it would be
a violation of the U. N. charter
provision barring interference in
the internal affairs of any member
state.
As a result of the 28-27 vote,
the French govrament withdrew
its delegation to the Assembly,
and also its permanent delegation,
but kept one foot in the U. N.
door.
The Cabinet last night announced
withdrawal of its U.N. delegation
and an end to participation in all
activities of the international or-
ganisation except those of the
Security Council, its Disarmament
Commission and subcommittee and
its Military Staff Committee.
But the communique left the
door open for France's return and
avoided any mention of withdrawal
from the U.N. as a whole. By re-
maining In the Security Council,
France kept her preferred position
as one of the five veto-holding
A Streamlined Report .
Of Important News
curve northward toward Denton. The Santa Fe struc-
ture is a long one, spanning former Highway 77, left,
and old Highway 423, right, in addition to the Katy
tracks. (Record-Chronicle Staff Photo by Allen Bogan)
teachers who were voted the hon-
orary Lone Star Farmer Degree
and the seven business men who
were voted the honorary degree
on an area basis
General arrangements for the
banquet have been made by L. I.
Samuel, area supervisor of voca-
tional agriculture who maintains
his office in Denton
Ses BANQUET, Page 3
Yankees, fighting to even
World Series, climbed on
day night at 7:30 in Hubbard Hall.
Sponsored by the Denton Cham-
ber of Commerce, the dinner hon-
oring the former Fourth Army
commander, at Houston, will be
EGYPT. ISRAEL
PI LL TROOPS BACK
CAIRO, Egypt w—Egypt ard
Israel have finished pulling Dack
t seir troops from the demilitarized
El Auja-Nizana tone but on the
ciplomatic front the battle of
words continued over Egyptian
t ans to buy Communist arms.
F Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser
told military academy graduares
in a speech that Egyptian inteili-
mence had intercepted a message
from the British War Ministry to
tie British Foreign Office saying
Egypt would work to avoid aggres-
r on "but we have little confidenre
Hat Israel will follow the same
policy.” L
Kef°S Three Answer
NEW YORK I-The stock mar
ket opened lower today. Prices
were down around 2 points at the . ______________ ______
outside There were few plus signs fell at Iowa Park, west of Wichita
in the list. and these were small. “ *
plied “W« I
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officials who greeted him at Cam-
po. Grande military airport. He
entered a black Lincoln automo-
bile for the nine-mile ride into the
city. A few townspeople were
gathered along the route to watch
the procession, but there were no
cheers •
ilu"DeCaturnfiscD.loptBspne,
Celina and other schools with FFA
chapters
The event will recognise the
Lone Star farmers In the area, in
addition to the four successful
American Farmer candidates, J.
B. Heisler of Denton is one of the
candidates for the American
Farmer award.
Farm & Ranch magazine will be
FRENCH W
Antoine Pinay, left, France
members of the French deb
United Nations Building in r
eral Assembly voted to take i
At right is Ambassador Ha
French representative to the
whether France woul4l withd
attacked Saturday night and Sun- . _
day and two were temporarily usual. Word came a few minutes
given up by the French.
office space. "
County Judge Jack Gray, in an-
nouncing the construction plans,
said the county to in "desperate
need of space" and that it will
DENVER (AP) — President
Eisenhower “slept soundly”
for more than seven hours
last night after his physicians
had reported him "a little
tired” and not feeling "as
well as usual.”
The doctor’s bulletin at
8:55 p.m. Denver time Sun-
day stirred new anxiety over
the chief executive’s condi-
tion and brought to an abrupt
end the string of encourag-
ing reports which had come
from the hospital bedside for
more than a week.
sheriff's department radio report
mem * To Moscow
Red nose and tail markings are
sometimes used to designate
planes carrying radioactive mater-
ials, but none of three New Mexico
Air Force bases could confirm the
plane was theirs or that it was
carrying a “hot” cargo.
DENTON AND VICINITY: Con-
siderable cloudiness through
Tuesday with scattered showers
and thundershowers. No Impor-
tant temperature changes.
TEMPERATURES
(Experiment Station Report)
coming down.
The wreckage was about 16 miles_____________....
west and two miles south of! before the tribesmen began their
Tatum. ------------
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ASUNCION, Paraguay (—Juan
D. Peron, the toppled Argentine
dictator, took up residence in exile
here today behind a guard of po-
lice and Tommy gunners.
The weary onetime strongman
was flown- here yesterday in a
Paraguayan amphibian plane 13
days adber he had taken refuge
aboard a Paraguayan gunboat in
the river Plate off Buenos Aires.
His departure had been delayed
while Argentine and Paraguayan
officials straightened out the tech-
nicalities of his asylum.
The new Argentine government
of Provisional President Eduaido
Lonardi obviously hoped Peron
would not tarry long in Paraguay,
just across the Plate river from
Argentine territory. A communique
from Lonardi's regime said it was
"confident” Paraguay would pre-
vent Peron from "being an ob-
stacle to friendly relations" be-
tween the two countries.
There have been suggestions that
he might go ultimately to Spain
or Switzerland.
Peron's pilot on the flight was
Cmdr. Cosne Migliori, an Argen-
tine who went into exile after an
unsuccessful revolt against Peron
in 1951,
The former President was greet-
TATUM, N. M., (P - A B47
Stratojet bomber and an Army
Liaison plane collided in the air
over this southeastern New Mexico
oil town early today, and first re-
ports said five or six were feared
dead.
Incomplete reports from sheriff’s
and state police radio said at least
one was dead in one plane and
another injured.
INJURED MAN
The Injured man, brought to Lea
County General Hospital at Hobbs,
was identified as 2nd Lt. William
D. Borgen, 63rd Bomber Squadron,
stationed near Tucson, Arix.
Heavy rains in the area prevent-
ed early attempts to reach the
wreckage of the second plane.
Some 5% Inches of rain had fallen
at Tatum, closing schools and
roads at 7:30 a.m. and was still
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Yanks Fight
Banquet Set Here Back, Take
Approximately 500 Future Farm-
ers of America, representing 20
schools in 13 counties, will be in
Denton Tuesday to attend the an-
nual Area V awards banquet, to
be held in Hubbard Hall. The event
will begin at 8:30 p m
Each of the 99 chapters to al-
lowed one voting delegate. and a
number of other FFA members,
officers and chapter advisors will
attend. •
Seven area officers will be elect-
ed and in turn these officers will
elect an Am V president.
Delegates, chapter oflicers and
i.ln
2uu
Officials said the post at Till
Ouzli, a former fort of Abd el
Krim in the 1225 Riff war, was
still under attack, and another.
Bou Zined, was on fire late last
night. Both are along the Spanton
Moroccan frontier. Bou Zined to
within the Spanish zone and is
reached from the French zone only
by an international road.
The outbreaks came on the
heels of Sultan Mohammed Ben
Moulay Arafa's departure from his
palace in Rabat to a villa In the
international zone of Tangier.
His going was the first step tn
a French plan to meet the demands
of nationalist* in the turbulent
protectorate, but he left new prob-
lems in his wake.
In leaving, Moulay Arafa dele-
gated his seals of office to a cous-
in, Moulay Abdallah Ben Moulay
Abdel Hafid. This apparently was
a concession to French colonials
who had bitterly fought the gov-
ernment’s ouster of the Sultan.
In an effort to quiet areused
nationalists, Pierre July, French
minister for Moroccan and Tuni-
sian affairs, termed the delegation
of powers an "intermediate" step.
The French resident general for
Morocco, Gen. Pierre Boyer de
Latour, in a broadcast asked all
Moroccans to support Abdel Hafid
"for the moment” as a symbol
of unity.
Brooklyn Dodgers today for a 8 to
1 lead at the end of the fourth
inning inithessjath game) being
played in Yankee Stadium.
The New Yorkers, trailing in
games 3-2 before today’s tussle,
hammered young Karl Spooner out
of the box in the first inning
when they collected all five of
their runs. The spree was high-
lighted by Bill Skowron’s three
run homer.
The Dodgers scored their lone'
marker in the fourth inning when
Pee Wee Reese and Carl Furillo
managed a pair of singles coupled
with Roy Campanella's walk. It
was Brooklyn's first hits off
Yankee starter Whitey Ford, who
collected the victory for New York
in the first game.
The Yankees opened the first
inning with Rizzuto walking. Mc-
Douglad walked and Berra singled,
scoring Rizzuto. Bauer singled,
scoring McDougald. Skowron hom-
ered. scoring Berra and Bauer.
sleeping.”
Hagerty explained that the
President’s physicians decided it
would be better not to awaken
him, to assure Um maximum rest. X -
GIVEN SEDATIVE
Eisenhower received a sedative
seconal before retiring for the-
night No additional dose was
given him when he 'wakened at
4:25 a.m.
A formal medical bulletin was
exepected later in the morning.
Last night's bulletin said this:
"The President is a little tired
this evening and did not feel as
well as usual. Otherwise his con l-
tion is good. His temperature,
pulse and blood pressure are
normal.”
It was the 35th Fitzsimena Army
Hospital bulletin on Eisenhower*
condition since he entered there a
week ago last Saturday—and toe
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8 PAGES PRICE: FIVE
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Low Bid Is
Accepted
A low bid of 89,712 from the
McGalliard and Crout Construc-
tion Company was accepted this
morning by Denton County Com-
missioners on flooring the third
level of the courthouse.
The only other bid received,
which was from David Mulkey,
set the costs at 111,259.58.
The commissioners court an-
nounced last month that bids
would be opened today on the
China as chief of the U.S. Mili-
tary assistance advisory group
there. He will succeed Lt. Gen.
"Iron Mike” O’Daniel who is slat-
ed for retirement in November.
The general's wife formally pre-
sented the general with his three-
star flag during promotion cere-
monies held at Fort Sam Houston's
historic Quadrangle late in Septem-
ber. His mother, Mrs. Ida Wil-
liams. resides at 425 Fry.
Williams, 59-year-old veteran of
both world wars and the Korean
conflict, after having been chosen
for the Indo-China assignment, was
given a recess promotion by the
President. A formal promotion re-
quest will go to the Senate when
Congress reconvenes.
A native of Denton, Williams
saw active service in France dur-
ing both world-wars. In Korea he
commanded the 25th Infantry Divi-
sion from July 1952 through Au-
gust 1953. Later he served as com-
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Two former area men and one
from Lewisville will be inducted
into the Army Tuesday. C. P.
Craig, director of the Selective
Service board here. said today.
William Dectar Crosby of Lewis-
ville. Otis Richard Carter, former
Denton man now living in Dallas,
and Williams Anderson Curtis, for-
mer Frisco man also living in Dal-
las, are the ones who will be in-
ducted at Dallas Tuesday
i There will be no physical call
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