The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, March 1, 1946 Page: 3 of 4
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THE DENISON PRESS
Impair* viiion. Above, he studies the
eye* of a chick exposed to the danger,
ous ray*. He conclude* protective gog-
gle* excluding the rays should be worn
by welder*, sun bathers, skiers, fliers
and others exposed to the rays._
MARCH 1st, 1940
DIXIE SUNSHINE TRAILWAYS OFFER FIRST AID FIRST
Ask Bid on Roll-Filled
Earthen Dam at Fall River
Announcement is made this
week from the U. S. Engineers
offices here that bids are being
asked on earthen roll-rt’illed dam
to "be Constructed at Fall River,
Kan, Rids will be opened April
llfh.
The dam will be of the same
type as the dam here, only on
a much smaller scale. A con-
(rate spillway is part of the
work of the project. Time limit
for completing the job is given
as 900 calendar days.
__V-r—| « l
Mills near Austin, Te«xa« ara
producing cedar oil and otheT
ehcmi<4l byproducts from the
common cedar.
The Body ChesEsrJ-!er Bearings
,p" ' gl
Within six months every
Dixie-Sunshine Trailways bus
open dor will be a graduate first
aid man. It is believed that the
company is the first in the
United .Staten to o fer this, pub-
lic safety measure t0 the trav-
' bug public, says B. H. Majors
president of Sunshine Trail-
ways.
Uixie-Sunxhine operator® at-
tend a recently organized bus
iJ'.'r -dors school which teaches
them every wrinkle in regard to
•ucty First. Cash bonuses are
,a;<i ''.’’orators making th(, best
sa. elv records. A special com
ikiM TZ °L °rftors. ..re?ui«ny
up Ct the routes of Dixle-Sun-
,h,"e '’’ailways in Texas, Okla
!°ma’ Louis ::na and Arkansas
for t»a fic h raids which a-c
>'(‘p i ted to tbp highway depart-
m,';nts for prompt remedy.
Ill', February Rej Cross grad-
uating class in first aid shown
above is Ie-t to right, Illian I.
Hamilton, Rod Croi* instructor
Minor E. Hounds, Joseph M
> -Neal. Martin L. Collins, Perry
R. Eudy. Norman M. Townsend
and A. I). McCurley. Operator
Charley A. (Langston acts a»s a
patient in the demonstration of
the correct application 0f a
leg and hip splint
With wartime priorities removed,^Marle (The I3ody) McDonald, star of
‘‘Getting Gi 1 tie's Garter," is shown above oiling tbe bear!):;. in her bicycle
«> bicycli’-g a 'in becomes the fashionable pastime in tin movie colony
Let’s Grow Vegetables of Finer Flavor
—Photo Courtesy Ferry-Morse Seed Co.
Some of the vegetable varieties grandpa and grandma raised in their
garden long ago still can't be beat. But they are exceptions. Plant
breeders have been extremely busy during the last half century, and
particularly in recent years, developing new and better varieties and
1 strains of all kinds. In addition to improving other characteristics in
.vegetables, they hive been placing♦
I 1 . » 1 „ i 1,
General Ike To
Visit Texas AM
Easter Sunday
College Station', Texas.—Gen-
eral Dwight D. Eisenhower will
be honor guest of the Texas A.
4 M, College Victory Home-
coming and Muster on Easter
Sunday, April 21, barring any
“unexpected interruptions of
schedule,’’ ho wrote President
Gibb Gilchrist recently.
The Chief of Staff’s accept-
ance wag the result of a per-
sonal invitation to General Eis-
enhower delivered by President
Gilchrist on a recent visit to
Washington. Alter his return
to the College. President Gil-
christ wrote confirming the in-
vitation, and General Eisenhow-
er’s reply was: “I will certain,-
y do my best to get there,”
md he authorized announce-
ment of his intentions.
The Victory (Homecoming cel-
ebration will begin April 19
ind will be climaxed by the An-
nual Aggie San Jacinto Day
Muster at a sunrise service in
Kyle Field stadium,
“We are tremendously pleased
hat General Eisenhower has
agreed to be our guest,” Presi-
dent Gilchrist said, “and we
eel that anything that would
prevent his attendance at the
last minute would be something
vitally effecting this country’s
welfare.
“We have looked forward to
the Victory Homecoming cele-
I ration each year since the out-
break of hostilities. Throughout
eye research sponsored by American
Optical Company, Dr. Ernst Wolf, of
the Harvard Biological Laboratories,
hasJ discovered that Invisible ultra-
violet (sunburn) rays ranging from
190 to 365 millimicrons In wave length
In tune with its expansion program Adam Hats
has issued 100,000 shares of common stock. Above,
Ellas Lustlg, president, pleasingly accepts the first
stock certificate from Richard Noel of Aletyne
Noel Company, underwriters. 25,000 of these
shares were magnanimously allotted to Adam Hat
employees._- _
rma
President Rios of
Chile congratulates
unidentified Cadet
and thanks him for a
book which the Cadet
presented to President
■S'
[TAIL-LESS PLANE—LONDON, ENG.—Pilot of the Handley Page
"Manx” sits in the front cockpit (right) while his passenger sits
back near the propellers in the unusual bird-like plane, seen here
Ion an airfield through the airscrew of a bomber._
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BATHING SUITS
FOR 1 94 6 —N EW
YORK — Lastex and
knitted bathing
suits, off the market
for the past several
years, will be fea-
tured among the
various other swim
suit styles for 1946.
STAGE DOOR JOHNNIES—Patrice Munset, brilliant young star of
"The Family Hour" radio program, obviously enjoys the job of s |
ing autographs for the crowd—with small boys invariably in the
vanguard—waiting at the stage door after each Sunday afternoonj
broadcast-
the war we were cheered by the
spirit of A. & M. men who held
their musters in every corner
of the world on San Jacinto
Day- We ar"e preparing for not
less than ten thousand o1' out
men to return to the e. inpus
with their families for this
year’s Aggie Muster.
“The Victory Hojneeomtng
sponsored jointly this year by
the Association of Former Stu-
dents and the College wil 1 lie
one th„ biggest things that ever
has been attempted hero, and
General Eisenhower’s presence
will mean a much grander cele-
bration than we could have,
otherwise.”
FHf-SH SHIPMENTS
BUNT’S
BRACH’S
ASSORTED
$1.50
$1.00
'Gen. Eisenhower will make a
one-day visit to Denison, Texa
in April.
Though inactivated the Texas
36th Division still belongs to
the War Department.
WELCOME T' • 200 BLOCK
DENISON HARDWARE CO.
Mac Pharmacy
200 W. MAIN
PHONE 331
lighting Man To^Anothev
' a lot of empha: i, on getting them
to taste better.
Now that peaci time gardens are
underway again you can add to
your own keen interest in garden-
ing and your own and the family’s
zest in eating vegetables by being
rpore discriminating than ever be-
fore in selecting varieties to plant.
And when you select, for finer flavor
ypu'll usually get all tire other
superb characteristics thrown In,
such as tenderness, fine texture,
good form, rich color, and often
greater vitamin content so much de-
sired today.
Ever munch a carrot right out of
the garden row? That’s the way to
get true carrot flavor. Fut in a
rpw or two of Nantes this season
alongside the varieties you usually
plant. Compare the flavors. Nantes
is the one with the blunt rounded
ends which many home gardeners
especially like.
Even snap beans vary enough so
that choice of varieties can affect
your enjoyment in eating them. The
delicate flavor of brittle, golden yel-
low Pencil Pod is unsurpassed. Or,
*' perhaps you prefer green beans.
Ferry’s Plentiful is a decided im-
provement over many of the older
varieties with flat pods; Tender-
green, a fairly new round pod green
bean, is in the same class in ex-
cellence. t
If you have never tasted the crisp
dark green crumpled leaves of
Chieftain, the latest development in
Savoy or “odorless” cabbage, you
have a treat coming. While there's
no mistaking its sistership to other
cabbages, tiiere’s a difference!
A vast improvement lias been
made in garden peas these later
years. Little Marvel and any of the
Laxton type have richer sweeter
flavor than some handed down from
earlier days.
Naturally, you will want your
vegetable garden to consist mostly
of your old favorites and standbys.
But a few of the newer varieties
added along with the others may
prove to be a genuine revelation.
If your dealer does not have them,
he can undue!.,. Ily g»‘, them for
you. L
Year by year plant breeders are
forging ahead in the improvement of
all characteristics in vegetables.
Home gardens of the future are
hound to furnish fresh foods even
more flavorful. more nearly perfect
in every way, than in the past.
took place at Texas
when Marine Private
_ V happy reunion between iwo ngnting men
his daddy served his country, Jimmy liked the gift his dad brought hint
but says. "To have him jume U tltt belt fiwnt <W$T»
’’ V
ROUGH WINTER
DRIVING
Rough winter driving has given
your car quite a beating. For
safe and enjoyable driving, have
a complete check-up. We check
everything from brakes to tires.
Stratton Oldsmobile Co.
209 SO. RUSK
PHONE 2243
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Anderson, LeRoy. The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, March 1, 1946, newspaper, March 1, 1946; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth526767/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.