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Thursday. January 9. 1955
MARKETS
Town Topics
Briefs
Personals
Hospital Notes
on and New Jersey's new Repub-
By ED CREAGH
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Special to the Record-Chronicle
TEXAS HOW
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the matter.
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i Ruddell, Wednesday at 6:55 p.m.
in Flow Memorial Hospital.
i, Fred Arrington,
i Fire Chief could
A boy, Ricky Don, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson, 729
Texas. He is survived by his'fa-
ther, W. H. Gregory, and his aunt
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men said minor di
walls and roofs of
REGULAR
ADM1SSION
and uncle, Mr.
griff of Aubrey.
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Paramount News
Metre News
Box Orflce
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the 00000*1
Tm Muir is president of the
club, which had one of its best
years in IMS.
LEX BARKER!
MALA POWERS
HOWARD DUFF
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recomm
president, and C. H. Easley, sec-
retary-treasurer. One new direct-
or, B. L. (Buck) Collins, was
named.
erad
PLAZA
lox Office Opens 5:45
TODAY THRU SAT.
Women's National Press Club.
Neubefger said a “distinguished
member” of the Republican party
engaged in below-the-belt tactics
in the 1954 campaign.
He named no names Some Dem-
ocrats have accused Nixon of such
tactics. The vice president listed
Neuberger as a “left-wing” candi-
date at Pocatello, Idaho, last Oct.
that America's response
swift and decisive—that ne
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Sanger Lions
Set Meeting
a resident of Denton County for
more than 62 years.
; Gibson was one of the founders
and charter members of Grace
------- — —it Ray Parker,
Ponton Stovs Hospital, C-S081.
elate justices, as he now does.
Circuit judges. Court of Claims
judges and judges of the Customs
and Patent Appeals Court would
be boosted from $17,500 to $25,000.
District judges would receive
$22,500, a raise of 47,500.
Judges of the Customs Court and
the Tax Court would be raised
from $15,000 to 117,800.
Funeral services for Sidney Ar-
thur Gibson, 82, were held this
[ at 10 o’clock at Grace
Burial was to be in the Oak
Grove .Cemetery, under the direc-
tion of the Smith Funeral Home
in Pilot Point. A
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
INDOOR AUDITORIUM
own peo
disaster.
the addressee. return address and
postmark of all mail received at a
certain address, The special com-
mittee was told it is used often
by the FBI.
The check was put on McCar-
thy’s mail and that of some of his
associates for three weeks in 1952
by a Senate elections subcommit-
tee which was investigating his
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Services Held
Today For
Arthur Gibson
for to the Justice Depa
testimony it took. Hol
sassination" in political campaign-
ing
Mrs. George W. Mlone, wife of
the senior senator from Nevada,
booed and then left the crowded
Presidential Room of the Statler
Hotel while Neuberger was speak-
ing.
Neuberger, sworn in yesterday
as a senator, shared the speaker’s
platform with Vice President Nix-
Grocery Store
Marks Opening
Announcement was made today
of thes opening of the Sawyer’s
Grocery and Wolff’s Market, locat-
ed at 108 Industrial avenue by
owners Frank Sawyer and Paul
Wolff.
The new firm offers a complete
line of foods, fruits, product and
meats and plan a formal opening
in the near future, according to
Sawyer.
Alec Guiness
_In_
Elders of the First Pesbyterlan
Church, USA, will meetonight at
8 o’clock at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Brgoks, 1800 W. Oak.
Word has been received here of
the death of an infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Meredith, Ander-
son Calif. The mother is Nita Raye
Parker, daughter of Louise Park-
Tempestuous Love...Violence Under and
On the High Seas! .
AUBREY — Funeral services
for Leroy Gregory, 26, who was
killed, almost instantly five miles
southeast of here Wednesday morn-
ing when the car on which he
was working fell on him and broke
his neck, were to be held at 2:90
W. R. Frank ww
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by the lust
for glittering
richs!
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by the
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awoman’s
unclaimed
lips!
George Sees Drop
Of Mail ‘Probe’
lamage to the
the home and
FEATURING:
‘ memuuousandaaza
DANCING
WATERS
Direct trom
Radio City Music Hall in New York.
A GREAT _.
HIPPODROME SHOW
"a vicious violation of law."
The special committee’s report
the use of “mail cov-
Senate committee and
Bd that the Senate re-
CROSBY PEELS
Pvt. Dennis Crosby, 20, son of crooner Bing, 1
hand at peeling potatoes after bejng inducted
Ord, Calif. Crosby’s efforts are amusing a more ex- '
perienced K.P., Pvt. Russell Blesener, left, of Port-
land, Ore., who was inducted a day earlier. (AP Wire-
photo) .
a Republican senator walked out
last night on a speech by Oregon's
new Democratic Sen. Richard L.
PERSONALS
Miss Jo Johnston, who tenches
in the Amarillo schools, has re-
turned to her home after spending
the holidays with her sister, Miss
Ola Johnston, 1801 W. Mulberry.,
Miss Norma Jean HlU, 2912 Bol-
ivar, has returned after a week’s
visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Raper of Marshall.
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
"First Run At Same
Low Admission"
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anices),
UST YOVM TICKETS NOW .to
AMEKICA’S GREATEST KkNA
SNOW) 7
CRNTRAL TICKET OFFICE HOTEL
give no cause of the fire.
.A bathroom, wall heater _ was
blamed for a blaze in a home at
601 East College this morning at
8:55 a.m.
Mrs. M. C. Macey, owner of the
home, turned in the alarm. Fire-
DEFENSE
Continuea From Page 1
Communists of the futility of seek-
ing their ends through aggression
If Communist rulers understand
cement. SIB.
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Oor personality for today is Stanley Munson,
1955 president of Hie Denton Kiwanis Club. The
inutellation ceremonies were held at last Tuendays
meeting. To the new president and all’other offi-
cers we Seed best wishes for a Successful year
ahead k
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Big Fire Loss
An Oklahoma University student,
Arthur Marvin, on his way to Dal-
las this morning about 9:90 a.m.,
reported and aided in extinguishing
a fire that could have assumed
dangerous proportions.
Marvin was passing by Fred’s
College Cleaners at JO West Hick-
ory when he noticed flames through
the window. He reported the fire
and went back to the building
where he hailed two other youths.
Together they broke the front
door of the cleaners and pulled a
burning counter and two clothes
racks into the street.
Fire Chief Tom Robinson said
the youths probably saved serious
damage to the cleaners and sur-
rounding buildings.
The counter held most of the
clothing taken in by the cleaners
during the afternoon Wednesday,
Robinson said.
The Denton Fire Chief added that
the two racks contained finished
clothing awaiting delivery. Owner
OLDENEMPIRELeg
POLICE ON
HIS ‘NECK’
A man can lose a lot of
things in a 14-month stay in a
penitentiary — • said a man
lodged overnight in the Denton
city jail.
He was arrested here for be-
ing drunk. He told officers he
- was released at Huntsville day
before yesterday and was on
his way home to Oklahoma
when he stopped off in Fort
Worth for a couple of drinks.
"I guess I ain't what I used
to be,” he remarked this
morning.
A drinker of alcohol, no, but
a prisoner of police, yes.
DUBLIN
PLAYERS
Ronald Ibbs and Julia Worth of
the Dublin Players enact lead
roles in "Devil’s Disciple,"
George Bernard Shaw's play
about the American Revolution.
The famed players from Ire-
land will be presented Friday at
8:15 p.m. in the main auditor-
ium under the auspices of the
NTSC Fine Arts .Committee -
pt a
FOR ALL
OCCASIONS
L.= Florist
502 W\ Hickory Ph C-2561
—=tz-
minor smoke damage was the ex-
tent of fire loss.
No personal injuries were re-
ported in either blase.
er committee member with George
was defeated last November
Their report was filed with the
secretary of the Senate Dec. 3.
The parliamentarian said the re-
port will remain in the secretary 's
possession unless the Senate votes
to send it on to the attorney gen-
eral.
A "mail cover" is an investi-
gative technique in which a gov-
ALSO
Blue Ribbon
Cartoon
Late News
publican Leader Knowland of Cali-
forni avoided such tactics and
was completely fair in Oregon
speeches he made against Neuber-
ger last fall.
"I hope and predict the Demo-
cratic party under its experienced
leadership will do well in the next
two years," Case said. "I know
our party will do well."
1050 DODGE Club Coupe, 645, Ra.
dio, heater, whitewall tires, turn
lights cyrHa Barren. 110 Bolivar.__
WANTED riders to Love lela or
Oak Cliff area, arriving 8 a.m..
leave 5:15. Call C-4040 after 6:8
pm.______________. ■
FOUND our Oolil* bot7thank* to
evwyon*. WUllam O. Woods.
^AhAGB ROOM, private bath, tele,
phon Tor oolleg men, 815 Normal,
1____________ 1_____________ 25,000 to
with proceeds going toward the 595,000 with the chief justice re-
class funds. ceiving 8500 more than the asso-
room home. attached garage, mod-
l emn con venlences, firepiace, good
wall of water with presure pump,
two earthen tanka, aheap fenced,
several out-bulldings. Located with-
in 3% miles, with .PD. and school
Mrs. Raper1
Marsh of K
toDy’s POULTRY
AUSTIN (AP)—Brollers, fry era:
South: steady, 81. East: About
stenay. 40-21. Waco-Corsicana:
oteady. Waco 81. Ooraiean* 22.
TODAY'S LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH (AP)-Gattie L-
OOO: caivea eatte active, steady.
Calves ateady to weak. Good and
choice slaughter steers 19.00-23.00;
cholce 750 Ib. MM; HO lb. steers
24.50; plain to medium 12.00-17.50;
madium and good fad batfen 13,00-
19 00 beef cows 10,00-1 1 00; good
an4 choice killing calves 15.00-10.00;
er steer celves 14.00-10.65.
350; butcher hogs 50-75 lpw-
m steady; choice No, 1 and 8
grades qf 190-240 lb. butchers 1S.S5:
choice overfed 230-285 lb. butchers
qmo-ndtionally Famous.
SKIING
Ea6 89%
i-bed.! ama because outgoing flights had
been canceled. '
17.00-18.00; choice 150 lb. butchers
16.00; cows 13 00-18.00.
Sheep 9.100; slaughter and feeder
lamba ateady; other elnsses acarce;
good and choice wooled slaughter
lambs 1S.00-1S.00: these included
190 lb. lambs at 19.00 and 110 lb.
choice to prime lamba at 18.76:
and choice shorn elaughter
17.50-11.00; cull lamba 10 oo
14.00: utility slaughter ewes 6.00;
feeder lamba 16,00-17,50.
Authorities said they were trying
to find out why Lipstein had sailed
for Italy from Vera Crux, Mexico,
Dec. 17, then decided to disem-
bark at Guaira, Venezuela, and
come to Panama.
Reliable sources said Lipstein
was a native New Yorker, educat-
ed at the University of Southern
California. They said he had taught
school in Los Angeles two years
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Starts Tomorrow
WILL ROGERS COLISEUM
IN FORT WORTH
JAN. 7-11
Ef DANE j
WVCARK
Special to the Record-Chronicle
SANGER - Ernest M. Acker, - . .
president, and other recently-elect- ernment agency asks a postmaster
FARM LOANS
Continued From Page 1
paper said. v
"Now the FHA to asking a
larger percentage of income before
it will agree to a 1955 loan for a
rancher who borrowed from the
FHA in 1964,” the Standard-Times "
said.
1g. - •aesub.
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WASHINGTON (B-The wife of "lican Sen. Clifford P. Case at the
’ annual congressional dinner of the
we buy peace at the expense of
honor or faith—they will be power
fully deterred from launching a
military venture engulfing their
many others in
ROBERTSON-MARYMORPMY-LCARROLNASH
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ton. pastor of the Liberty Meth-
odist Church, will be in charge
of the services.
The accident occurred at about
10 a.m. Wednesday on the John
Vandergriff farm. Gregory was
working under his car when the
1 jack slipped and the car fell on
him. He died several minutes lat-
er.
Gregory, a nephew of Vander-
griff, had been working for his
uncle for six months and had liv-
ed on his farm during that time.
He came to his uncle’s farm
from Waxahachie, where his fath-
er lives.
Gregory was born near Italy,
handclapping at the end of Neu-
berger's talk, however.
By that time Mrs. Malqne-
known to friends as “Katie”—had
left the room, declaring in audible
tones:
“Ive had all I can take."
Outside, she had verbal tiff
with Mrs. Perle Meets, the party
giver often called the official host-
ess of the Truman administration.
Onlookers said Mrs. Mesta, for-
merly minister to Luxembourg,
chided Mrs. Malone for walking
out on a speech by one of her
husband's colleagues. Mrs. Malone
reportedly contended Neuberger's
speech wasn't worth hearing. Then,
said the witnesses, the women ex-
changed some personal references.
Mrs. Malone had been seated at
a table near the center of the big
ballroom with her husband, a
Special to the Record-Chronicle Temple Baptist Church, and had
‘ SANGER — An outstanding pro-. served as a deacon since its or-
gram to expected to be present- ganization. A native of Illinois. he
ed as the Sanger Lions Club holds, had formerly operated a grocery
its semi-monthly supper meeting store here, and later he owned a
Miday at 7 p.m. at the highstock farm near Roanoke
school. Henry Cooper and Dick I ...... ’ ’ .—
Chatfield are co-chairmen in charge p A V PA IGu
of arrangements for the program.! - 4 * -KAAeT
X "SM wiheidtqets Conttnued 1
Court
14 FIGS Fdn BALi, 10 weeks old. continn.a , .... .
Olen Spencer. % mile Southwest -on-ueg r rom Ha8e i
Mayhill Bchooi. when told he could not leave Pan-
SUBURBAN, 40 acre farm.
plain and medium 10.00-14..00
medium and good stocker steen
13 .00.10.SO: medium and
"The Man
or, formerly of Denton and niece
25 - of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hawk of
Nixon did not join in a burst Denton,
of applause which greeted Neuber-
ger's ir reference to “character emIT T .. Ac
assassinalion." He did join in the 3I ILL HA3
ng
-d
L1-.,
view, said he wants the matter
referred to the Justice Department..
He termed the check on his mall
WASHINGTON U-Sen. George
(D-Ga) said today he does not
think a Senate probe of a 1952
“cover” put on the mail of Sen.
McCarthy (R-Wis) turned up "any-
thing the attorney general would
regard as serious."— ......-
George, who served on a spe-
cial two man committee which
conducted the investigation last
serving the supper. Various class- Justices of the Supreme
es serve the Lions their meals, would be raised from 825.
CAMPUS NOW
Charles Cook. Lewisville, surgery;
Mrs. Don Johnson, 729 Ruddell.
medical; Miss Phillippa Unger, 817
Oakland. surgery; Loyd Fellers.
Lewisville, accident.
Dismissed1: Johnny Gheen, San-
ger; Baby Katherine Turner, De-
catur; Baby Devin Abbe, 913 Bol-
ivar; Mrs. Viola O’Quinn. 1519 W.
Hickory; Mrs. Harvey Lewis and
Baby, 338 Sunset Drive; Mrs. Tom
Johnson, 513 N. Wood; William O.
Bradshaw, 405 W. Mulberry; Joe
Bowers, 2022 N. Locust.
Denton Hospital and Citato
Admitted—W. H. Holt, Frisco Ri.
2, medical; Mrs. T. J. Strange,
215 Maple, medical.
Dismissed—Mrs. Will Holbrook,
<410 N. Bradshaw; Mrs. J. C. Mc-
Spadden, Krum; Master Charles
Thompson, 508 Railroad Ave.
! Elm Street Hospital and Clinie
1 Dismissed—Mrs. W. L. Null,
Comanche, Okla.
BIRTHS
____.... _ ... —iwever, the ;
— committee took no position on the
further win be done about question of whether such "covers”
ed officers of the Sanger Cham-
ber of Commerce will be install-
ed at the annual installation ban-
_ quet Tuesday night, Jan. 18. An
outstanding entertainment pro-
gram is being arranged for the
event, which also will be the or-
ganization’s annual “Ladies
- Night"'
Acker, recently named Sanger’s
“Man of the Year," was re-elect-
ed president of the Chamber for
1955 at a recent meeting.
Other officers to be installed in-
clude Henry Cooper, first vice pre-
sident; Billy Gentle, second vice
president; B. J. Ready, third vice
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«Driv. Carefully. You Might Injure A
- Customer of Mine"
Lyle E. Montgomery Co.
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table. I \
Some 70 senators and. several
hundred other persons, including
a number of Eisenhower adminis-
tration officials, attended the din-
ner.
Neuberger, the final speaker,
said that if both Democrats and
Republicans agree to campaign
“on issues and not on character
ssassination" then “we will have
contributed something to Ameri-
can life which will endure in all
the years ahead."
Assailing “guilt by association",
bus ervice. Priced •8,500. "Terms
•SfSar-106W.MeKnney—
PORRENT,2-bedroom‛duplex
apartment, plenty closets, bllt-
ins, on paved street, with garage,
$45 par month,
___8. J B«ir —'ioe w. McKinney
FOR BALB Washateria, equipped
with Maytag Washers, Dryers, ate.
Good location, reogpnable rent, can
ba bought for 81,050.
A 1. Saif — loe W. McKinney
FOR RENT: 2-bedroom home on
Neff Street, only 140 per month.
8. 1. Self. 104 W. McKinney
WILL KEEP children, my home or ;
yours. Will do nursing, have ex-1
perience. SIS N. Wood.
SORSALEORRENT,owner tearing
town, must sacririce home, t-bad- |
rooma, garage, large lot. already
finance.* 1307 Knight, Call C-7311.
Holdover directors include D. C. morning
Gheen, Loyd Bucklew, Tom Muir. Temple E
Bifl Enlow, Lawrence Horst and ed by the
Jack Burkholder. Irving.
The installation banquet will be; Burial was in IOOF Cemetery,
held in the school lunchroom, withand pallbearers were W. R. Ye-
s
event, including the program, the and °Y. Hardie. Goen Funeral
sale of tickets and other necessary Home Was in charge of arrange-
plannare underotha diroctonoka who nvea at sio Center
H B. Toon. Muir, Cooper, Buck- Point ROnd, diea Tuesday evening
lew and Enlow. : , in alocal hospital, after an ilness
- -...... - or about one year. A retired gro-
|cerman and farmer, he had been
p.m. today in the Liberty Method
the new omator tad Sonate xe ReJ' pomr corsospa
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Jeenne Crein, •
Thelma Eier
"THE MODEL AND THE I |
MARRIAGE BROKER" I I
ed from a visit in Marshall.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Flow Memorial Hospital
Admitted: F. A. Davidson, Lew-
isville, medical; Mrs. Tom John-
son, 519 N. Wood, surgery; Leslie
H. Prine, 629 Ruddell, medical;
MILLAND
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