The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 289, Ed. 1 Monday, June 2, 1941 Page: 2 of 4
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And Now Parking Meters
For Denison
The Denison Press as long bafck aa
three years ago took the position tha\
the manner in which to meet the parking
problem on Main street now, and later pos-
sibly the avenues, is to install parking met-
ers. Now that the matter is being favored
generally and the city officials arc serious-
ly considering placing them, it will be re-
ceived by most citizens as the logical stej
in our efforts to meet the rise of problems
brought about by the modern automobile.
Not only have those cities which have
installed the meters met the problem o
parking, but it hH meant much in the way
of financing the police department and im-
proving the servfoe generally for motorists.
About the only objection that has been
offered is primarily ttua't of dislike to pay
the fee, when you get down to matters. But
if the business men want to have better
opportuniy to have sparking space for their
'customers, then this is the answer. Also it
will eliminate so many of those gratuitous
signs "Reserved, by order of police,"
when the police have nothing at all to do
with iti and have not ordered such a re-
serve.
We trust that Mayor Long and Com
missioners Ussery and Flanery will put
through the meter at the earliest
date. They can be handled financially us
we understand it, so that the city will in
fact not have to draw from the fixed funds
of the treasury/the parking meter company
installing them and taking their pay from
fees deposited by customers until the ma-
chines are paid fpr.
oo—
There is so much misery in the world to-
day that it is enough to break through the
thickest disposition to not care what hap-
pens to others. Ordinarily we move through
life with so much of the absence of wo try
about others and their plight, that we seem
to lose sight of the need of helping the
other man. But with the world shot
through and through with the wails of
war and its frightful claims made on hu-
man life and possessions, it ought to be
true that we can't sleep hardly from try-
ing to do something for others to end this
bloody thing as soon as possible. Is it not
rather incongruous that we have to kill in
order to stop killing? Yet this beast
that is tearing at the heart of human life
and liberty must be removed in some man-
ner from the field.
uO IT NOW!
See Grayaon Count/
Abstract and Real
Estate Company far
ABSTRACTS
aeh, we of course can't grasp what
it moans to aay that a certain life
is measured in terms of worlds.
When they go to place a figure
atop some tall buldings, they
always make It much larger than
life size, else in lifting: it atop the
structure the eye cannot detect
what the olbject is. You can «e<e the
Statue of Liberty beause it is
many times larger than just life
size. The faces of Washington and
Lincoln on the giant Stone moun-
tain near Atlanta are hundreds of
feet from the lower purt of the
determined chin to the top of the
hair which crowns the work of
Borglund.
They made them big because' • a I • Rrlitrt
they wanted the world to see some jTv^\p|*J|wpl|||10
big men made so because they had ZT** V T ff Ti • rl
outlooks in life that were more
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ourselves. We are playing with
peewees when we should be deal-'
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Remember what word it was
that the great painter Angelo
wrote over the work of an under.
study? Find out the story if yo'.i ,
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Is there anything to the rumor
that some of the more outstanding candi-
dates will resign from the Senate race in
favor of Mr. Johnson, in order to throw
everything they ahve to defeat W. Lee
O'DanieJ? Mr O'Daniel is still poj>u-
hir enough in this state to win any office
to which the people of the state have
the chief voice.
Steakley Chevrolet Co.
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WHAT Interesting Bit*
OTHER EDS About Our Friends
ARE THINKING * •
FOR
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conservation
DEFENSE
England has a saying that
victory of Nelson was made pos-
Evelyn '.n the Severvtenth Century.
timber had been thin-
ning at an alarming rate when
Evelyn aroused the people to new
panting and became the nation's
chief forester. Implication that
if there had been no ships for Nel-
son may be a bit strained, but it
has a point, nevertheless.
The present demand for lumber
for defense uses in this country,
plus the increased consumption of
petroleum and certain metals,
shows a close reationship between
eoneervation and defense. We mny
experience no serious shortage in
the present emergency, but if we
continue to send a forty-acre farm
down the Mississippi every minute
and keep on wasting natural
A Visit from Oglesby
The past week we had an inter-
esting caller, the Rev. J. C.
j Ogle.^b.v. Now he does not like to
thej (He called by the prefix, but pre.
fers to remain like other men, he
resources in other wnys, the time
may come when the nation is
caught short.
Much is being done now to
stem the tide of waste. The Dust
Bowl of a few years ago is green
again and on both farm and ranch
steps are being taken to keep the
soil in place, to conserve moisture
and to insure the fertiity of the
and for future generations. Any
nation's security against invasion
depends on the husbanding of
its resources as well as on the
preparedness and determination of
its people. And security against
futur poverty calls for the same
sort of conservation.—'Dallas Newsj
iayn, to u to be as easily at
home with all other men aa pos-
sible through breaking down all
titles or appellate*. "I like men
and the human race and want to
.be one of them and recommend
^Christianity as something that
levels us to the srilme level and
removes all denominational dif-
ferences and makes us brothers,"
he stated. Such a conception is a
worthy one and when you tal'k j
v/ith Brother Oglesiby a few win.
utes you will get the impression
he is doing a pretty good job of
beiivg all things to all men and
will like the way he recommends
Christianty. He is pastor of the
Waples Memorial Methoo'ist
church and is generally popular.
He knows the hard knocks of life
enough he says to be able to ap-
preciate real values in life. He is
a good speaker and you will al-
ways he«r something when you
attend his services.
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Alka-Saltzei also ci<ntains alka-
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it uk store in lnn«ly packages
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Qui-k Crowing Annuals
Flower from Late Sowing
U June come9 with no seeds sown,
there is (till time to have a flower
garden. Suppose you demanded a
combination ot flowers which would
germinate in five days (in warm
weather) and flower in thirty to
forty. Here are some you might
Zinnias, ageratum, aiyssum, can-
dytuft. centaureas, clarkla, cyno-
fiostum, annual sunflower*, morn-
ing glories, annual pinks, lepto-
■yne, linaria, marigolds, popples.
Such a list might be very much
enlarged by including varieties
which will germinate in a week or
ten days. But It would be inter-
esting to tee what sort of garden
could be made of Just a few flower
families, seeking interest by using
different colors and types.
Take zinnia* for example—they
could hardly be omitted from a
garden of snnuals. There are the
smsll-flowered singles, the small
lilliput doubles, the intermediate
or "pumile" type and the giant flow-
ered varieties. They give an abund-
ance of pink, red, orange and yel-
low varieties with a few lavenders.
A whole border might be planted
mostly to xinnias, provided one
used enoigh ageratum. centaurca
•nd cynoglossum to introduce the
needed bhie tones.
There is no reason to confine your
sowing to the quickest germinating
subjects. AU annuals can be sown
•t this time and will bear flowers
by mid-July. They grow much
Sitw In warm weather and their
iiiAvA^a ii- nvii1
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CYN0GLO55UM AMA&ILE, THE
NEW CHINESE FOCOET-ME-NOT
IT GCOVS A&OUT 16 INS. HIGH
flowers are finest in the last hslf
of the season, usually improving
until frost arrive*.
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Along the N«w* Beat
One of the fine fellows in
!Den&on {'/and wiho is rconnedted
with the Katy is J. H, Little, Ibi?;
| frame, broad outlook on life, and
plea-sant and intelligent conver.
sationalist, he is a fine representa-
tive for the road he serves. Flai-
ling into conversation with him
down at the Union News restau
rant, he said we were now talking
in terms of acres when we speak
cf floor space and miles wh«n
we would indicate how wid« run-
way.' are to be for airplanes.
He said when we consider that
we are erecting plants for defense
which have a floor space to be
designated solely by acres, and
that they run up into two and
three figures, and when we have a
series of buildings covering thous-
ands of acres, all under one fence,
then we can realize something of
the size of things we are now un-
dertaking in this defense program.
Of course this talking in terms
of acres for floor space rather
than feet as we so many times,
gives rise in the' fart that it ia
owing to the site of our aims in
life what terms we use in stating
their boundaries.
In measuring the distance from
Denison to Chicago, we speak in
terms of miles, but if we measure
our skillet's thickness, it is in
terms of fraction of an inch.
So it means a great d<>al as to
whether life to ua is outlook and
other people and the general good,
or whether it is utilitarian. You
know that aome people 'are so
utilitarian that a skillet should be
thnir emblem. Looking ait things
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THE CHEESE FOOD THAT'S DIGESTIBLE AS MILK ITSELF
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-an urgent message-
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Anderson, LeRoy M. The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 289, Ed. 1 Monday, June 2, 1941, newspaper, June 2, 1941; Denison, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth328250/m1/2/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.