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GI Rescued From
Grounded Ship
Ballard Returns To
Post at North Texas
ApfHuntment Of
Gordon to Be
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port to For t Sam Houston for his
Lewisville H. 1). Club
Sees Food Demonstration
crew from breaking the ship loose
I and life teats were sent out from
Black Patent
Brown Calf
ed here at times Hr said, "There the U. S. the ship was grounded
are 50,000 idle people in Flint since off the coast of Virginia A mild
Nov. 21 and business conditions are storm and heavy fog prevented the
months before he was sent back to
the United States, and since then
he has been trying to get her home.
Two previous applications have
been ignored, but the bachelor-hus-
band is still determined to establish
have not been satisfactory He said
the union is seeking an increase
of $2 da ly in wages or its equival-
ent in working condition adjust-
Top $17.76.
Fort Worth
Black Calf
Brown Calf
Yamashita's Fate
In M'Arthur's Hands
Negro Held After
School Girl At
Malakoff Attacked
t Hiked of peace in Washington, ev-
en as Nippon's fleet moved agatnat
Peart Harbor - Saburo Kurusu and
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JAME PRAZRE
Miss Beulah Harris of the health,
recreation and physical education I
department of North Texas State
College, has been named program
director fcr the National Delta Psi
Kappa convention which will meet
April 9-13 in St. Louts, Mo The
convention will be held in conjunc-
tion with the American Association
of Health, Recreation and Physical
Education.
Theater of New York will present
"Rip Van Winkle" tonight at 8:15
o’clock at the Texas State College
for Women main auditorium It is a
concert and drama series produc-
tion.
All members of the Junior Cham-
ber of Commerce today were urged
by President Dick McClendon to
attend a meeting of the organiza-
tion tonight at 7 o'clock in the city
hall council room.
Frintess A. Chumbley. son of Mr.
and Mrs. G O. Chumbley of route
1. Denton, has recently been pro-
moted to sergeant, according to an
Army news release from Okinawa.
Sgt Chumbley has been on duty
with the Army in the Pacific the-
ater since last July.
Circle groups ef the First Meth-
odist WSCS, which have postponed
their meetings from today as sched-
uled and will meet tomorrow at 3
p. m. are Circle D, which will meet
with Mrs T. H Williams, 1102 N.
Dm, and Circle C. which will meet
with Mrs. George W Welch, 1409
Austin. Members of Circle B will
Nomina tions
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his assistant, Al Petty,
cial guests.
Other officers elected
mie Broyles, secretary
topics
HOGANSVILLE. Oa , Feb 5 — (P)
—Two years ago Will R Perkins
reported hts dog Fiji, had been
stolen, but now he feels there has
been a settlement
Perkins found a note on the door
of his home and a puppy lying
on the poreh the other day The
note said:
"I took your little dog. but am
leaving you a little puppy in the
place of it.”
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High School Auditorium
PONDER, TEXAS
Thursday. February 7th; 7:30 pm.
Reason for Selling—Owner Leaving Town
OWEN'S HELP UR SELF LAUNDRY
213 East McKinney
Stamps
True Tone Quartet
of Radio Station KSKY—Dallas
BIG CONEERT
doesn't," sajd Tom Fry, south of
Denton In recent weeks the wheat
seems to be going all to root and
not top I believe that a good hard
JUST A COUPLE OF FRRSHMEN— Dad and daughter,
fellow freshmen at Pennsylvania State College, team up
to do thein homework, while Mom prepares dinner. Har-
ris Lyon, 37-year-old ex-Seabee, goes to college under the
GI Bill and is in classes with his 18-year-old daughter
Patricia.
GUY SPALDING
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HOMER RODDEN
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Little Major Filling Station
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Sheep 3,
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er of the Jones Photography Gal- discharge before arriving home
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Three years of overseas duty in I
the European theater came to a
dramatic close for Capt. Bob Evers
VISIT OUR
COSMETIC BAR
FOR YOUR
MEXICO CITY Feb 5. —()—
More than a million persons stop-
ped work today throughout Mexico
in an "anti-Fascist" demonstration
ordered by the Mexican Labor Con-
federation (CTM).
CTM reported that the work stop-
page took effect at 9 a. m ICST
in all states, two hour.1' ahead of the
pre-announced starting time, and
tha the sitdown would begin at
noon in Mextee City. The idle pe-
riod will last four hours in states
and one hour in the capital.
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. common to good light-
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A Marrying Man
KANSAN CITY Kas, Feb 5-
IP— Thomas H Pinigan may mar-
I ry two girls at one time tomorrow.
Finigan, a proxy bridegroom, says
two sisters in a Ohio town have
been oorresponding with him about
a double proxy marriage
if it comes off it will give Fini-
gan. the "most married man in
America.' his fiftieth and fifty first
wedding in the same ceremony
but company offers so far
State College and a graduate of
an oil btil.
Senator McClellan (D-Ark.)
Chiang Hints He
May Retire From
Political Life
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To) Jones Denton reared boy now , shore to bring tile war-weary GIs
of San Antonio, is here for a visit home.
with his son. Ronald T. Jones, ju- rne son of Mr. and Mrs. C A.
nior in North Texas State. Roland .Tripp, Sanger Highway, Tripp is a
has been with the U S. armed for- former student of North Texas
Strike Relief Fund
For S’Western Phone
Workers Approved
DALLAS, Feb. 5.—IP—A proposal
to establish a $1,000,000 strike re-
lief fund has been approved by di-
rectors of the Southwestern Tele-
phone Workers Union. Ray Hack-
ney. rren plant president, announc-
ed.
The board has discussed wage ne-
gotiations with the Southwestern
Bell Telephone Company, Hackney
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through Saturday, Lt. Laramie of
the Denison recruiting station, an-
nouneed today.
Prior to this time the recruiters
have been in Denton on Monday
and Tuesday only, but Laramie
pointed out that the new arrange-
ment will provide better service for
men in the Denton district who
wish to enlist
A new War Department regula-
tion provides that veterans may
now reenlist with their highest
rank or rating within three months
from the dale of their discharge
before June 30, he added. After
that date a 20-day limit will be in
effect
Lt Laramie and Sgt James Tune
will be at the Denton post office
each day from 8 a m to 5 p m.
Aotiv, steady. Top $14.85
I guess I’m pretty tough," said for some days.
C .1 Meinecke, "as Ini still here ’
after being shot by my doctor 24 I | .. D..
times But, with all those ’shots’ I | -oponese eoce
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United States executive director of _
the international bank of recon- I TripD of Denton Sunday when res-
struction and development.
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were SM0-
birthday anniversaries Wednesday.
Feb 6.
Husband ’Tve insured my life
for $10,000, so that if anything
happens to me you will be provid-
ed for." . •
Wife: "How kind and thought-
ful, darling Now you won’t have
to see the doctor every time you
feel sick, Will you"
mnents.
He said that a strike notice has
been filed with Southwester Bell.
Although it is effective Feb. 15.
he said no walkout action was plan-
ned until after a meeting of unions
affiliated with the National Federa-
tion of Telephone Workers to be
held in Memphis, Tenn., Feb 18
eeCc2aaKeje he .
Worth was admitted today to the
Elm Street Hospital and Clinic for said.
LOS ANGELES. Feb 5 —IP—The
$1200 Lucille Bassolo had on ice
vantshed today She told police a
thicf found the money in the re-
rigerator, but missed $800 hidden
in a pepper box
DENISON, Feb. 5—(m— It was
the goat that lost in the member-
ship contest between the Denison
and Sherman American Legion
. si- . • i’auw*
pabsengers to New York from a
' grounded ship, the Leon Wilson
asked Senate confirmation of these
nominations:
Secretary of the Treasury Fred
M. Vinson, to be United States
governor of the international mone-
tary fund and U. S. governor for
the international bank of recon-
struction and development, for five-
year terms.
Assistant Secretary of State Wil-
liam L. Clayton, alternate U. 8
governor in the same organizations.
Harry D White of Maryland.
United States executive director of
the international monetary fund.
Emilio G Collado, of New York,
Army Recruiters To
Be in Danton Daly
Beginning This Week
Recruiters from the Regular Ar-
my of the United States will be
in Denton each week Monday
Dale Kenas Heads
May Hill 4 H Club •
Dale Kenas was ciecte president
ol the May Hill Boys’ 4-H Club at
u recent meeting, when G it Wur-
rne. county agricultural agent, and
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urer; Darrell TunnichtT. vice-presi-
dent; Robert Jackson, reporter.
Bob Oldham, adult leadei and J
T Nabors. teacher and sponsor.
cue boats carried him and fellow
were Jim-
and treas-
terrupted to declare that lie op-
posed evidence by telegram or let-
ter.
Senator Downey (D-Calif.), not
a committee member, told the sen-
ators that he’ personally had rec-
ommended Hail s appointment and
did not believe Pauley had had any-
thing to do with it. He demanded
that Hall be permitted to testify.
Tobey remarked that Hall was
the man whom Senator Brewster
<R-Me) reported last week had
tried to influence him to vote to
confirm Pauley. Downey replied
that Hall had denied that in an
interview
The Banking Committee also
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MULTI-PURPOSE SHOES ‘
MARRIED COUPLE
No children or pets, who has a
business in Denton, wtshes to
rent three or more rooms furn-
ished apartment will be per-
manent renter Would lease by
the year. Write Box ’T’ care of
Record-Chronicle.
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Ex-GI Makes Third Attempt To
Get English Bride to America
,000, active on killing
former Ambassador Kichisahuuo
Nomura—la bettig contemplated. It
was learned today at Allied head-
quarters
Both Kurusu and the aging No-
mura have insisted they did not
know in advance of the sneak at-
tack on Pearl Harbor, and were not
stalling in the Washington nego-
tiations to cover the assault on the
United States fleet.
LEWISVILLE, Feb 5 Prepara-
tion of foods suitable for the noon
meal was demonstrated by Miss
Nena Roberson, county home dem-
onstration agent, when the Iawis-
ville club held an all-dav meeting
last Thursday in l he home of Mrs
Walter Uecker. The February meet-
Jug will be in the home of Mrs
F Howard Stockard
ces and was only recently in To-
kyo. He has been in the service
oat tratling during'the cost nearly $1,000,000,000 are being
the goat.Dentson, won scrapped by the U. 8 Army in Bu-
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dr LAW DAY#
WB Johnson-Ginger Rogers
1 tort Worth Livetork
FORT WORTH Fb 5 — (API—
(USDA)— Cattle 1200 calves 400.
i active ’and strong, some cows and
calves fully 25 higher Medium and
good beef steers and yearlings 813.00-
15 50 lond heifers 016.00 and load
• 15 25 Good beef cows scarce at
812.00 and up most common and
medium cows $8 50-11 50. beef bulls
to *12 00. aparingely: good and choice
fnt calves *13 00-15 00 common and
medium grades *9 50-12 50; few me-
| dium and good stocker calves and
I yearlings *12 00-13 00 good and
: cholce quotable *13 00-14.00
Hogs 900, steady on butcher hogs
and sows; good pigs steady, light-
wetgilt pigs and common and medium
pigs around 50-1 00 lower Good and
choice 155 lbs up *14 85. ceiling,
James Goodwin, son of Mr. and
Mrs R W Goodwin, 813 Oakland,
made his third attempt Monday to
get his English wife home to Amer-
ica—and Denton.
The former technical sergeant in
the Army married his British sweet-
heart in May, 1946. only four
ATHENS, Feb. 5 — (AP— A 21-
year-old Henderson county Negro,
who Sheriff Jess Sweeten said, con-
fessed that he attacked a 14-year-
old Malakoff School girl, was being
held in an undisclosed jail today.
Sweeten said that attack occurred
yesterday afternoon when the girl
was walking from a bus stop on the
highway to her home She is re-
ported in a critical condition at a
hospital
The girl was severely beaten
about the head and threatened
with death before being released,
she told Sweeten
English at North Texas State Col-
lege Wednesday.
rant counties will apply to Denton . riHehnsbensattahedto theer-
"If we hear thunder here during I tions°n “Washingtonisicehe°comh-
tins month, then Ill predict a frost | pleted his preliminary training.
or cold spell on the corresponding He and Mrs. Ballard and their
da> in Aprii . he said.. [ daughters. Laura Leah, 4, and Mary
Ann, 20-months, will reside at 302 i
WASHINGTON, Feb 5 —MD-
Naval Captain L. F Safford said
today he acted without the knowl-
edge of Rear Adm. Husband E.
Kimmel in undertaking a campaign
to clear Kimmel of responsibility
for the Pearl Harbor disaster.
"Admiral Kimmel did not know I
was doing this,” Safford told the
Senate-House committee investigat-
ing the Japanese attack which
caught Pearl Harbor by surprise
Dec 7, 1941. Kimmel was command-
er of the Pacific Fleet at the time
Safford said he went to New York
and saw Kimmel in mid-February.
1944 This was one month after he
wrote a code letter to Capt. Alwin
D Kramer, saying Hist no one in
the Washington naval high com-
maud could be trusted and that
the 1941 Anny commander in Ha-
waii, Maj. Gen Waiter C. Short,
bad been framed.
The 53-year-old intelligence offi-
cer described the meeting with
Kimmel under questioning by Rep.
Murphy (D-Pa).
"I was in New York and went to
his office and saw him personally,”
Safford said, adding that he had
talked to no one else
Safford said he did not talk to
Kimmel’s counsel, Charles Rugg,
until August or September of 1944.
Safford has testified that he
wrote Kramer on Jan. 22. 1944, urg-
ing him to win over Admiral Wil-
liam F. Halsey to "the cause." He
identified this as a campaign to
clear Kimmel of any blame a* the
Pearl Harbor commander.
L. T Brockett has been a voter
in Denton county for the past 38
years During that time he has
been a voter in Precinct 1, most of
that time was spent in the Liberty
community.
Albert Robert Jeter was being
held in the county jail today
charged with illegally transporting
whiskey, County Attorney W K
Baldridge announced. A. V. Wade
of Gainesville pleaded guilty in
county court to a charge of driv-
ing wnile intoxicated and was fmed
ISO and court costs, Baldridge also
announced.
can t say that I can get around any ,
better than before I got ’em."
Lt Cmdr. Garrett Ballard, who
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"SKihae" Issas
AUSTIN, Feb 5.—(P— An Inves-
tigation of the procedure under
which Dr. Wendell C. Gordon was
recently appointed assistant profes-
sor of economics at the University
of Texas will be started today by
the faculty committee on academic
freedom and responsibility.
Dr. J Alton Burdine, chairman
of the committee, said the results
of the investigatio would be re-
ported at the next faculty meeting,
the date for which has not been
set.
Dr Gordon was one of three fac-
ulty members who were not re-
elected by the board of regents in
1942 after they made public state-
ments critical of a Dallas meet-
ing at which the wage hour law
was discussed. This action was one
of the polnts of difference between
former President Homer P. Rainey
and the board, that ultimately led
to Dr. Rainey’s discharge.
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rain would benefit the grain, as the I TOKYO, Feb. s.—(AP_The U.
top soil is somewhat loose and I Q mn——, ,,.4,, „.ia T»
u needs u> be packed Senupromoyuktramresetan aatt
l do"h .... sentence appeal leaves filial de-
cision up to General MacArthur
Envoys Will Not
Be Prosecuted
Curtis L Beaird. Jr. Gloria Ney- :
sa Neeley, Cha* N Davis, Jr.. A. | TOKYO Feb 5— (P— No prose-
B Ivey, Mary Jane Sullivan and i cution of the two Japanese who
Benjamin B Ford will celebrate..... ‘
and possible United Nations action
on it.
Shaken by disagreement, the
council scheduled another meeting
for 8:30 p m. (2 30 p m. Central
Standard Time) tonight to decide
formally whether Russia can in-
voke her veto power.
The veto issue was raised by An-
drei Vishinsky. Soviet vice commis-
sar of foreign affaire, after seven
members of the 11-nation security
council said last night in a heated
debate that Russia’s charges against
Great Britain were unfounded
The text of the Syranian-Leba-
nese note was not immediately dis-
closed.
Fl Khoury said it was a joint
letter of the two countries and that
it called for simultaneous with-
drawal of British and French troops
as soon as possible
Lebanon and Syrla, former man-
dates of France, were generally
recognized as independent by the
1 Allies during the war. although the
French and British continued to
maintain troops there.
Late last year, Britain and France
agreed in principle on the stnul-
taneous withdrawal of their forces
from Syra at a time to be decided
by a meeting of military experts of
both countries.
The meeting resulted in a dead-
lock over where the British troops
I should be sent—to Lebanon, as the
I British argued, or to Palestine, as
’ the French contended The dead-
, lock still exists.
PERSONALS
Mrs R. T. Harpool, Sr., 1108 Con-
gress. has returned from Fort
Worth where she has been a guest
of Mrs Fanjane Stovall During the
week-end she was entertained with
a luncheon by her hostess and at-
tended a dinner party.
Misses Wanda and Sara Lane
Ginning returned to their home in
Dallas last night after a week’s visit
with their grandmother, Mrs. James
Jones, 913 Bell. They are the daugh-
ters of Mr and Mrs. John Gin-
ning of Dallas.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Miss Betty Jane Higginbotham
of Bronte, a student at TSCW, un-
derwent an appendectomy today at
the Denton Hospital and Clink-.
Mrs M C. Sooter, 514 Welch, was
admitted as a medical patient to
tiie Denton Hospital and Clinic last
night.
Mary Hargrove, T-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr and Mrs. Roy Hargrove
of Pilot Point, route two, was ad-
mitted last night to the Denton
Hospital and Clinic and underwent
an appendectomy.
Miss Lois Hornbeck. 909 Green-
lee. was admitted to the Elm Street
Hospital and Clinic for medical
treatment Monday
Miss Dorothy Marie Smith of
Argyle was admitted to the Elm
Street Hospital and Clinic last
night as a medical patient.
Ted Morris of Sherman was ad-
mitted for minor surgery today at
the Elm Street Hospital and Clinic.
Mrs. Katie Brown of Gainesville
was admitted to the Elm Street
Hospital and Clinic for major sur-
gery today.
Mrs. Cora Mae Jester of Fort
Third grade students of the Rob-
ert E. Lee elementary school will
present a Valentine musical pro-
gram over station KDNT Thursday
at 2:30 p. m. under the auspices of
the City Council of the Parent-
Teacher Association. Miss Mildred I
Hodges, radio chairman for the
school, is in charge and will be as-
sisted by Miss Roberta Rogers,
teacher of the group.
ctasses: siaughter lambs steady to
strong, some sale* 15-25 higher, other
killing classes steady; practically no
feeders Good and choice fat lambs
813.25-13.50. latter prica for 101 lb
lambs, medium and a few god lambs
*1150-13 00 including shorn lambs
with No) 1 pelts at *13 00. medium
and good yearlings *11 50 Good and
choice aged sheep *8 50-7 00
Markets at a Glance
NEW YORK. Peb 5.—(AP)—
Stocks- Irregularly higher metal,
specialties lead belective recovery
BondsSteady: changes narrow
Cotton—Irregular; mill buying:
profit taking.
ciCAOQ:
Wheat—Unchanged at calling.
Com—Unchanged at ceiling.
An Unchanged to 6 cents lower -
dimming prompecta of calling re-
cent years he has been in the drg
business tn San Antonio He said.
"I am a RBM (Retired Bustness
Mar i now. as I have sold the busi-
ness and am taking things the easy
way now." has been on active duty with the
• ♦ • • ’ Navy since October, 1942, will re-
Jim Reeves, the thunder-prophet, 1 sume his. duties as protessor. of
isn’t of the belief that, thunder I
which was heard in Dallas and Tar-
his home and he filed his third ap-
plication for her trip to this coun-
try Monday through the local
chapter of the American Red Cross
Transportation is just now being
provided fo rforeign wives ol Amer-
ican servicemen, Mrs. Bess Mc-
Cullar, executive secretary of the
Denton Red Cross, explained today
The first ship load arrived Monday
in New York aboard the Argentina.
Goodwi entered the Army in
May. 1940, and met ins wife soon
after going overseas in December,
1943 4
stitution, Chiang said "I haven’t
(thought pf that. As far as I am
concerned, as soon as the power
of government is restored to the
people I have finished my respon-
sibility ’
That was the second time within
a week that Chiang had hinted he
might not remain in office after
the elections Constitutional revi-
sions are to be presented to the na-
tional assembly May 5
Chiang’s acknowledgement that
Russia was seeking economic con-
sessions was made at a conference
with foreign correspondents
His statement followed renewal
of rumors that Russia is demand-
ing joint ownership and control of
mining and other enterprises in
Manchuria. These rumors were
sharpened by the return to Chunk-
king of Chiang Klang-su, special
commissioner lor economic affairs
discussions.
Chiang said General Marshall’s
activities would center on the ques-
tion of reorganizing China’s armed
forces These would involve politi-
cal problems "in which he might
render assistance.”
Marshall, President Truman's
special envoy, recently helped ar-
rive at a truce in China's civil
strife
and confirms that "tile trial of war
criminals definitely is a responsi-
bility of the military ."
” Allied headquarters officers, re-
porting these conclusions today,
said that MacArthur has had the
recorc of Yamashita's Manila trial
"My Grain crop looked mighty
wei in November, but right now it
CHUNGKING. Feb 5—(API —
Chiang Kai-shek told a press con-
ference today that "informal" dis-
cussions looking toward economic
concessions to Russia by China are
taking place.
There was no immediate elabora-
tion.
The generalissimo also hinted
that he might retire from active
political life after a constitutional
democracy is established.
Asked if lie would be a candidate
। Tripp had been on duty in North
Africa with the Anny Signal Corps
i lor three years and had been en
route home since Jan. 5 Nearing
Barry Walter Louis
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 149, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 5, 1946, newspaper, February 5, 1946; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1458633/m1/2/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.