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New styles—new colors—new fabrics! But
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which is made up of fleets from
Dallas, Fort Worth. Wichita Falls,
Hungary Revives
War Debt Topic
AVALON. Santa Catlina Island.
Feb. 25 —(P)—The curtain of mys-
tery hiding the connection Tony
Lazzer wih have with the Chicago
Cubs this season was lifted today.
Lazzerh, after 12 years with the
World’s champion New York Yan-
kees. will serve as one of the prin-
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... have "variety” as well as style and smart-
ness. Styles in the sleekest calfskin with
leather doles or a robust "Shagbuck” with
thick Crepe rubber bottoms. In tans and
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District Sailors
1937 Brought
More Sun Spots
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field should be in good condition
next week, the grid coach said.
The territory of Alaska was pur-
chased by the United States from
Russia in 1867 for $1,720,000.
Lazzeri to Be on
Cub Strategy Board
pardon attorney, declined to divulge
details of the justice department's
investigation of the prisoner's story
but said it was "worthy of very se-
rious consideration”
Rector. also known as Roy David
Wheeler and Riley Rector, has been
in prison since March, 1935.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 25.——
The Army outshine the Navy at last
night's White House reception for
service officers and their wives
The reason new blue dress uni-
forms replaced the Army's custo-
mary olive drab attire, in use since
the World War
"Im jealous," laughed Admiral
William D. Leahy, Chief of Naval
Operations, as he saw a crowd In-
specting General Malin Craig's uni-
form
Craig, whose position as chief of
staff gives him the right to design
his own, wore a double-breasted,
high collared blue coat similar to
that worn bv General Grant in
the Cwil War
Cleaning and Blocking
C. W. Woods
Back of Postoffice
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Two Meet Death
In Fire and Smoke
Tax Revision
Bill Eases Burden
Business Activity
In Texas Declines
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base. It was in the latter position
he was such a scintillating star
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W M Loveless, bustness manager
of 8. C W.. was elected district
governor of the executive commit-,
tee of the newly-formed Southwest-
ern division of the snipe class at
the International Sailing Associa-
tion at a meeting in Fort Worth
Wednesday night.
cipal members. of Manager Charlie
Grimm's newly created board of
strategy, organized to bring the 1938
National League championship to
Chicago
The other members will be Char-
les Leo "Gabby Hartnett, rated
as the outstanding catcher in the
major leagues, and the two veterans
of the game. John "Red" Corricten.
and Roy Johnson, both retained
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Works by Mias Coreen Mary Spell-
man, of the 8 C W art staff, are
on exhibition at Hockaday Junior
College in Dallas this week. A large
proportion of her exhibition to com- i
posed at water colors, accomplished
by the artist recently.
An informal reception honoring'
Miss Spellman was held Thursday
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WASHINGTON, Feb 25 —(PP—
Hungary revived the whole ques- !
tion of war debts today by announ- 1
cing a proposal for settling her obli-
gation to the United States.
She offered to pay "one hundred
cents on the dollar” of her original I
indebtedness, but minus interest '
Payments would total $1,207,000
divided into 30 annual non-inter- 1
est bearing Installments of about 1
$39,000. The orginal debt was $1,685.
000, from which Hungary would sub-
tract the amount she already has
paid on interest and principal—
$478,000.
Hungarian Minister John Pelen-
yl in a statement, said the propos-
Has nothing to do with the debts ! plants, fertilizer and garden
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Shoe Store
Removal Notice!
DR. JACK SKILES’
Veterinary Hospital And
Clinic Is Now Located At
129 East McKinney St.
Former Coca-Cola Bldg.
Complete line of drugs,
serums, vaccines and
bacterias.
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night at the school with a mem- .
ber of Alexandre Hogue’s Hockaday
art class conducting an interview
of the artist as a feature of the
hurg "Ne day.om tonight's
two games at Teechers College that
gressional leaders last Thursday. It
brought opposition from some con-
gressmen on the ground that it
could be used as a precedent by
other and bigger debtors
Under the present debt-funding
arrangement Hungary would pay
$77,000 for another 50 years
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Jordan Volney Sellers, WJtruck.
er from Morrilton; Ark. died w A
convalescent home where he was
taken after he was overcome by
smoke in a tourist cabin. —
S Mrs. Beatrice Votion, 24, victim
of burns, died in a hospital.
Galileo demonstrated in 1632
that the earth revolved around the
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as coaches. Hartnett, in addition to
signing as a catcher, also signed a
coaching contract this season
Lazzeri, besides serving as a mem-
ber of the strategy board as a
coach, will also be available as a
utility infielder to fill in either at
third base, shortstop or second
evening The exhibition will last
through March 3.
Study Contention
Man Wrongly Held
WASHINGTON, Feb 25. —4-
Justice department officiate said to-
day they were giving "serious" study
to the claim of Rollie (Hardrock
Roy) Rector that he was confined
in a Texas jail when a bank rob-
bery, for which he is blamed, was
committed.
Rector is serving a 20-year sen-
i fence on Alcatraz Island for rob-
j bing a bank at Saint Jo, Tex
Daniel M. Lyons, United States
Miss Spellman Has _
Exhibit in Dallas
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before Texas University. 25 to
23, earlier this week, and today
the experts wondered if the Mus-
tang's machinery had fallen apart.
However. S. M U. will have in
this series an micentive lacking in
the contest with the oft-beaten Tex-
jas team, and should be difficult
to handle
Arkansas has lost one conference
game and won nine; Baylor has won
seven and lost two and 8. M. U.
has won six and lost two If South-
km Methodist sweeps the series, it
wiU have a fine chance to win the
title Baylor and the Mustangs clash
in ths season finale, which conceiv-
ably could decide the race.
EAce FOWL
cities with Increases over the pre-
ceding month were Austin, Dallas.
Del Rio Fort Worth. Longview,
Marshall, Paris, Port Arthur, Waco.
Sweetwater. and Wichita Falls
from month to month and year to
year in a gradual rise or fall.
Dr Seth B. Nicholson, astronom-
er at the Carnegie Institution's
Mount Wilson Observatory, said to-
day the spot groups are increasing
again, after a lull last fall, but un-
less the rise gains sharply it will
not pass the activity of last July, .
"The total number of spot groups;
observed here in 1937 was 537, es-,
tablishing a new record for Mt.
Wilson," he said. "This compares |
with 469 in 1936, 450 in 1917 and 424 1
in 1927," I
The yean 1917 and 1927 marked 5
the maximum of the last two pre-
vious cycles, which usually run ten '
or eleven years. 1
Previously the astronomers had
learned that sun spots cause mag- l
netic storms on the earth, disrupt-
ing telephone and telegraph service,
and making the Aurora Borealis
visible" in states as far south as the
Mexican border.
Nathan Mann sprawls on his back, hands and feet i n the air, as he drops to the canvas in the third
round, knocked out by the fists of Joe Louis st Madi son. Square Garden in New York. Referee Arthur Don-
ovan is seen at lower left while the heavyweight ch ampion stands poised under the loud speaker, as
though to stress his authority. It is an unusual vie w of a fight looking down on the ring.
a 24 mowtos rasraa-
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to UNCONDITIONALLY OUAB-
Buckner Put on
Card on Eve of
1 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark . Feb 25—
WHA band of seniors, itching for a
. chance to return Arkansas Univer-
sity to its former place of basket-
ball glory, embark tonight upon a
final mighty effort to rack up the
Southwest Conference champion-
ship
A handful of the finest all-around
athletes in the institutlon’s history
will take the court against South-
ern Methodist Universly to the first
of a two-game serles.
If Arkansas wins both games, It
takes the pennant; I it splits with
the Mustangs, it cinches at least a
tie.
Stepping out for the Razorbacks
will be Jack Robbins. guard; Jim
Benton and Don Lockard, for-
wards, and Ray Hamilton, center
Robbins. Benton and Hamiton
played spectacularly on the football
field as well as the basketball court,
and Lockard last year led the league
in basketball scoring.
The Razorbacks used to win the
conference basketball titles with
monotonous regularity, and these
-men aredetermied to set Arkan-
sas back on the old road.
Commodore Vanderbilt ----
/$100,000,000 to his fortune between
United States;
Has nothing to do with any trade
agreement with the United States,
which Hungary does not contemplate
at present, and
Has nothing to do with the John-
son act, since Hungry does not de-
sire further loans in the United
States. The act forbids further loans
to delinquent nations.
Hungary's debt to this country i
arose through the purchase on cred-
it of 13.890 tons of flour in the
famine year of 1920
Her proposal was discussed by
President Roosevelt with Secretaries
Hull and - Morgenthau and con-
AUSTIN, Feb 25 —IP—Texas
bustness activity declined somewhat
in January, partly because of sea-
sonal trends, the University of Tex-
as Bureau of Businss Research re-
ported today
Postal receipts in 35 cities totaled
$1,228,946, a decline of 30 per cent
from December, 1937.
Department store sales slumped
516 per cent under those of Decem-
ber but made a satisfactory gain
over January a year ago.
Employment dropped 4.9 per cent
and payrolls 5.1
Building permits totaled $4,475,-
942, a decline of 17 per cent, but
High School Band
To Play Saturday
The Denton High School band
will give a concert on the court
square tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock.
! The program follows. "College Boy"
(Bennett) "Port Conway" (Rich-
ards); "Little Arab” (Bennett);
open the annual Region 3 cage
meet tn Harries Gymnasium.
Vernon High faces Paschal High
at Fort Worth in the opener at 7:-
30 ofelock. Then at 8:45 o'clock
Woodrow Wilson High at Dallas
sewages Waco Htoh
Saturday night at a o'clock the
m" agahunas“mausxiwz qtagay
for the Iterscholastie League state
champlonship meet in Austin.
WALTHU AND POWELL TO
IN BALLINGER
------- Walters, violinist, and
Lytle Powell, pianist, both at the
8. C. W. music staff, will be guest
artita tonight on a program at the
Eist Christian Church in Ballin-
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ENGLISH CLUB MEETS AT WEST 1
WARD
In the weekly meeting of the
high fifth English Club of the West
Ward school, presided over by Mar-
garet Lowe, president, and Dorothy '
Nell Hall, secretary. Anna Marie
Reeves was program chairman, and
presented Bobbie Chambers, who >
read a poem; Kelly Hildebrand,
who told a story, and Marva ret i
Lowe, who gave a song and tap
dance
“The bill will not keep firms from
expanding and branching out and
providing employment—if they real-
ly want to do it,” he said in an
intervew.
'Our objective was to relieve the
hardships and inequities and to
raise the same amount of reve-
nue, and I think the DII wni do
that."
(The legislation, drafted by a
subcommittee which Vinson headed,
would modify the undistributed
profits and capital gains taxes and
put a new surtax on family or
closely-held corporations.
A minority member of the sub-
committee, Representative Crow-
ther (R-NY), asserted there was
"no great issue left in the bill.”
"The undistributed profits tax
has almost been destroyed," he ex-
plained. "We have taken the $25.-
000 corporations and said, "you’re
out. We exempt you.’ "
Suits and Topcoats
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for your money Whenever it is spent! You want
real value at a reasonable price. Gentlemen, you
will find that combination at its best in Eagle
Shirts. To be convinced, you need only glance
through today's arrivals. Woven fabrics beau-
tifully colored and superbly tailored are .
Buckner’s Home of Dallas, con-
ststentiy a hard-hitting capable
eleven. has been added to the Den-
ton Broncos’ non-atstrict football
schedule for next fall. Coach H. V
Stanton announced today on the
eve of spring training camp open-
ing.
It leaves the Brones three open
dates, two of which when filled
will be sufficient to make up a
complete calendar for the Denton
eleven. Now open are Oct. 28, Nov.
11 and Thanksgiving Day. and in-
side two of those dates Stanton
is hoping to place home games.
No Veteran Baeks
What the spring camp roster will
look like March 1 when the mentor
sends his candidates into their
first limbering-up calesthenics is
still uncertain. Only positive fact
is that a strenuous campaign to
develop polished backs will be un-
der way—not one of the five re-
turning lettermen are backfield
players. They are Fred Hereford,
Dorris Harrison and Glen Fuller,
guards. and Fred Walters and Pinky
Harpool, ends.
Equipment will be issued at the
high school Monday afternoon, ac-
cording t Stanton's camp program.
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“Them Basses' (Huffine); “The
Booster" (Klein); "Gypsy Festi-
val" (Hayes); "Rhythm Medley,"
consisting of "St Louis Blues" fea-
turning trombones; "Milenberg
Joys" featuring trumpets, and
"Some of These Days," featuring
reeds; "Hal Alma Mater.” loyalty
song: "Aunt Hannah" (Bennett).
"Milionairies on Parade" iKIeff-
man).
Accordion duets and solos wil
be given by Dick Wooten and Theo
Brooks and trumpet solos by Bil-
lie Floyd Brooks
HOUSTON, Feb. 25—iP>—Broad-
shouldered Walter Emery, working
the hard way to win the Houston
Country Club invitational golf title,
goes into his third day of grief to-
day against bespectacled Jack Mun-
ger, one of the game's ranking
amateurs.
Emery: the Houstonian, who went
to the finals of the 1935 national
amateur and won a Walker Cup
team position, has scrambled to
stay in the tournament since he
teed off tn the qualifying round.
Forced into a playoff for a cham-
pinship flight berth.. he got the
'open shot after a four-hole "swat-
tst."
Paired against Reynolds Smith,
Dallas Walker Cup star. In the first
round he jammed a big cigar in
his mouth, puffed all the way
around the course, and came ott a
one cup winner at the home hole,
despite Smith's perfect round of
89. two shots under the per 36-35—
71. Emery had a match play 70
Today he was up against Munger,
former Southern champion, twice
quarter-finalist in the national
amateur, and an easy-going youth
who took one shot away from par
yesterday in beating Ed Anderson
of Houston, 5 and 4
"And," grinned Emery. "If I
should just happen to get past Mun-
ger. it looks like rd have either
Johnny Goodman or Harry Todd
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