Denton Record-Chronicle (Newspaper) - September 16, 1949, Denton, Texas TELEVISION Is Coming Again To North Texas See Page 10 DENTON WEATHER Partly Cloudy VOL NO 340 TEXAS FRIDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 16 1949 Associated Press Win TEN PAGES Bodies of Two More Airmen Found in Wreckage of DIVER Underwater Search Called FORT WORTH Tex Sept worked tn blackness be- fore in San Francisco Bay but that's the blackest I've ever seen couldn't see my hand in front of my face Job RIDE EM young members of the Meeker family all from Steel Strike Threat Clouds Labor Picture in wew torn to participate An older brother James 15 is still hospitalized in Dallas with the AP ROUND ABOUT TOWN By H J BOB EDWARDS TRAVERSE CITY Rt 1 Mich fool despiseth his father's in- bnt he that is Chance fights even on the side of the Euripides Welcome Set Tomorrow For Air Tour 10 Witnesses Are Called In Election ALICE Tex Sept witnesses have been called by a grand jury probing the terly contested Democratic mary of Aug 23 1048 for the 10 persons were issued late yesterday The Jury is investigating re- sults of the U S Senate race last year between Lyndon B son and Coke B Stevenson Johnson won the second primary by 87 voles Later Stevenson charged SOO votes were added in Precinct 13 in Alice after the polls closed Light plane flying has become of age in Texas and its popularity will be demonstrated Saturday morning when over 100 of he pleasure crafts land at Denton's municipal airport as part of a Crisis Looms In Soft Coal Over Pensions We've liati and entertained quite a few people here this ail welcome until today when had a visitor that we would have pi to stay at home This scribe 1 has lived quite a few years but I never before did he have R er s unwelcome on his front porch i While at lunch Mrs Roundabout thought she heard some otu at the front door so went to the ing room She no one nor an automobile so returned to lunch Roundabout took a walk to the porch im there he which he thought lo have been made by s bear We'd heard of WASHINGTON Sept a hear near Traverse but j A today in the soft never thought of ft getting this i coal industry over refusal of some j operators to pny the Roundabout asked Mrs I ty for miners pensions and Mrs Roundabout if they had j John Lewis headed back to seen a bear around the place both said iu horror No Then about said you've had a bear visitor here on the front porch took them out to see the but still they couldn't it as they knew Roundabout wus no We'll admit weren't so tive about the tracks so we ed in Bud Kroupa one of our young to take a look at the prints He said Well I am not positive but I feel sure a bear has been on your porch this afternoon But call in Dad Bert who has tracked and killed quite a bears in the Upper Peninsula Finally found and brought him over When he saw the tracks he said Those are certainly bear tracks but there are three Indians over in one of our houses who pre apples I'll get them to come over as they know the hears they can tell yon ly how much the bear W a shing ton from Wh ite ur Springs W Va for a possible sho w do wn with at lea st t he s ou them coal operators who have been holding back the welfare payments due Aug 20 Some operators ed R strike call as imminent also was tp be calling a meeting of the welfare fund trustees rumors that Senator Styles Bridges the week-long air tour of the state The first ships are expected the field at They will be here 15 minutes before taking off for Sherman next stop on their tour As in other Texas where the group has landed it will be welcomed by city officials and ic groups Welcoming committee for the Denton stop be Mayor L Yarbrough Texas State Col- lege for Women president L H Hubbard North Texas State Col- lege President W J County Agent Al Petty and ber of the Chamber of Commerce aviation committee headed by W F Brooks Jr The All Texas Air sored by the State Aviation Is composed of legislators and light plane enthusiasts During their quarter-hour in Denton participants of the est private plane armada will be served coffee milk bottled drinks and doughnuts Any servicing that planes need will be done by the North Texas Aviation Co and jeep service will be furnished pi- lots Six men will park and prop he planes while others register the flyers Brooks and John Wagner North Texas Aviation head will flv to neutral member was about to sign Lewis concentrated his welfare attacks on southern operators he said were causing the a year pension fund to b bled white But there were indications also that he was anxious about whether mine owners in tiie North West would hold back when their pension payments come due Sept 20 met with tho northern and western operators at White Springs yesterday for three hours Dibrell of San Antonio former FBI agent rnd special in- for Stevenson In an tion prove last September spent for Stevenson in an tion last September spent almost four hours before the Jury Tuesday He told a reporter the Corpus The investigation by the Jim Wells County Grand Jury can have no effect on the senatorial election My evidence may only establish criminal responsibility at a local Solis summoned as a witness for today has not been located by officers At the Fort Worth hearing Soils testified that be voted ballot No 841 in Box 13 at approximately 15 minutes be- fore the polls closed at 7 p.m He said that he remained Rt the polls they were closed and fied that he was the last person voting In the election An amended return from Box 13 tiled approximately 24 hours er the polls closed Rave a total of votes cast tn the box Another missing witness was Mrs were unable to subpoena her for She testified at Fort Worth that she did not vote in the election Stevenson supporters charged that she was listed as No 842 on the poll list Melvin R Best of Arlington wartime di- ver ran a hand through blond tousled hair you touch down there is razor sharp You have to out for your 11 ties every second It's rough I The Carswell Air Force Base crash boat in which he rodu I bed slightly in a swell ra J the north activity in of Thursday night's ed along in- 1 tensity Somewhere in the cd water or In the ol world's biggest bomber might aave bodies of four Air Force men Best a volunteer win down a ladder and under he oily blue-black cover of Lake Worth at approximately six hours after the had hurtled to Its watery grave Best submerged for 5 then was up to the surface and back in the boat No point in going on he said wearily I an't see a thing I He moved laboriously In 115 Bv THE A possible strike by ers and threatened by union workers in several other jor industries darkened the labor picture today The strike threats involved more than union employes ever company and union in most of the labor Death Toll Three Pair Is Missing FORT WORTH Sept the use involved in last lAP A riant R world's accident we are more In the giant woutis thon eyer BS Us largest bomber crashed into said thai the pilot Worth last night ing three or more lives Air Force officers said they were mystified by the giant's plunge into the lake An unexplained power failure was blamed One member of the crew of putes ire seeking settlement the issues Involved Tiie walkout of the country's by I CIO appeared the most Imminent Philip Murray president of the CIO and the Unit Of tho cd said failure of the j U S Steel Corporation to accept recovered to the presidential Two still Were was forcing the j jng A Navy diver probed strike emergency power the emergency power was Indicated on instruments but the plane was j not delivering It The plane hit the water nose The nose took a terrific jolt All of She four missing men in the nose William G Seymour cT 13 was in the crash Bodies of two crewmen j Murray j caught in the submerged 1 c i Fort Worth son of Mr and Mrs in pounds of gear It's about 35 feet deep down there he informed the trow and I bet I sank two feet the mud at the bottum I didn't ind out a thing Best foresaw a tough job If the unaccounted for airmen were still In the wreckage the Job of cutting to them have to done by saw he said Too gas to use a cutting he said toward Benjamin Fairless president of U S Steel said if there is a strike the union must take for 11 He said U S Steel Is ready to meet with the union The extended truce in the union's j threatened strike Is Sept 25 Other industries involved j in labor disputes and which may be struck unless agreements nre reached involve 400.009 United I Mine Workers CIO United workers CIO ed Auto Workers Coast AFL Stevedores and 7.000 UAW Workers In equipment plants aM water for their bodies Eight of the crew survived j The Riant down Carswell Air Force Base's long runway just after dusk last night rose only a few feet and fell Into the lake at 100 miles an hour It was the first serious accident involving n since the altitude craft began more than a year and a half ago Is Quoted Maj Gen Roger Ramey Eighth Air Force commander After all of the The four missing airmen the crash Capt Harold 30 spare pilot of Sydney Va His wife and infant daughters Jean and Sura live la Fort Worth Maj Joseph L Jr radio navigator bombardier U His wife and son live In Foil Worth Master Sergeant John G Stanko relief flight engineer Appollo Pa Lt Herman S Styles Jr radioman navigator ier of Lynch Kan His live in San Antonio 12 Sponsors Chosen For Opening Parade JL a look at the tracks said f a look over the premises to see the old one yeah bear tracks and a bip bear Afterward Indian said No yon won't find tf they could find which way tiie bear hart gone but it had been path of departure or arrival raining all tiie In- dians or Roundabout rould Mud which indicate their or arrival searched tile barn but the Old In dian No you won't find bear here as they don't like to Constable Only Gets Promise HOUSTON Tex Sepl Dale got only H promise lie asked for to keep up his one-man raids ou gambling In Houston i The County i ers Court Tiie boy attired constable from La Porte H would see what could be done The commissioners ed Sheriff C B Kern s Worth tonight to eaders on the Denton landing Members of the aviation com- ore Joe Nichols T R Brks Jr Wagner Clarence Phillips Ray Hunt Hal Dyer Joe Herman er Jack Gray Charles Floyd Earl foreman and Bob May Jr SWEETWATER Tex Sept 16 low celling prevented caravan of private Texas fliers from leaving today for Lubbock next stop on a statewide tour Of 25 planes which the tour from Houston Monday only 14 were ieft tile caravan ar- rived last The planes have traveled about miles and are to end their tour in Galveston Monday j The tour is being made to threatening weather If the bad mulate interest in small aircraft weather doesn't halt activities the and to prove flying is both safe carnival will continue through and practical The Lions to have a booth Carnival To Continue Rain Hampers Program The Lions Club Carnival got off to a slow start last night II was the rainy weather that put a cramp in the first night ties of the carnival held on the Courthouse Square The Lions had to wait until most dark Thursday to stsrt ting up their booths because of the Enrollment Of in City Breaks Record It looks like the flood has Just about reached Its peak We're not talking about weather this time but enrolment In ton's public schools A record en- that swept all records and climbed to a new high of at the end of the first week mostly first grade Instructors In the three elementary schools were inundated as a record crop of war babies circa 1943 to 1943 were washed upon their steps Rooms that had seated 30 to 35 now were taking care of BO It was the same way with seventh graders In Junior High School Tiie first week was over today but instead of resting of- and teachers will probably spend the weekend looking for some solution to crowded conditions A would be greatly I Here's a rundown of lie first week's enrollment Senior Hlsh School Junior High School 5731 Stonewall Jackson Sam Houston Robert E Lee School 343 and Fred Moore 357 Still from are the est incorporates into the Denton Independent District Center Point May Hill and Cooner Greek Twelve sponsors have been sen to represent towns in the and local organizations In the Denton County Fair parade Sepl 21 Krum and Ponder Lake Dallas and Sanger representatives have reported lhat they have chosen a 1 sponsor for their sections of the 1 parade and in Denton Hoop rison's Grocery North I Texas State College School let Company H M Russell and Son Thomas cery have chosen sponsors One other sponsor has been chosen but has not yet been contacted Tonight the parade committee of the fair will meet at 8 in the City Hall Auditorium Walter son chairman said that plans will be completed for the route of the The remaining sponsors are ex- pected to be announced tonight at meeting Wilson stressed the mporlance of the meeting to get the final preparations for the rade completed Entries are still being received by Dr Jack president of the fair association for the various contests and shows parade from town to tho grounds and positions of the various tions in the parade will be ed Hopes for Ending M P Strike Fade Those making the See AIR TOUR trip include 2 be in i request for extra because Sen ROUND ABOUT Page 2 of increased business of his office Hungarian Communist Tells of Plot With Americans Phone Franchise In Today's Paper The text of the posed franchise the city will grant the Texas Co for on- here is being run today as a notice ou page 9 The franchise worded almost M the Denton County Fair which will help make up for the loss tn revenue that bsd weather has ed C P Whisenant carni man said He placed the rt money taken in night at Fund taken in by the Lions will j COTTON FARMERS HIT Reds Charge U.S Spying MOSCOW dept ed American spies of Eastern Europe dis- has j accus lival Ir ne amount I as ST LOUIS Sept of an early settlement in the week-old Missouri Pacific Railroad strike faded today Representatives of Ihc four ing brotherhoods turned down B management plan to end the out yesterday At the same time they submitted a counter plan of their own But after a one and a half hour slon Guy A Thompson trustee ol the railroad I personally can't see that we have made any progress up to this point The dispute Is over 282 individual claims involving interpretation of operating rules Five thousand trainmen are on strike and 0.000 other employes ol the Missouri Pacific have laid oil Report Due On Cold War Deal WASHINGTON Sept Secretary of State Acheson ed to President Truman and the cabinet today on new U measures to deal with Russia In War The report was made Rt a meeting in the white Souse Acheson however ed afterwards to discuss It with reporters It was the regular day cabinet meeting Topping the list believed to be agreement lo give Marshal Tito nil tial support in his economic and political struggle with Moscow All the various matters have been In- reviewed here this by Acheson and Foreign arid Schuman The American British and Fren foreign policy chiefs climaxed their round of meetings yesterday They held then a thre hour and five minute session devoted to dis- cussing Yugoslavia and the al Balkan situation as well as Germany and Austria to the Library BUDAPEST Hungary Sept in Rojk Hungary's NO 2 Communist told a people's court today he plotted with and other Westerners to over- throw the Communist Government make Hungary a colony of Yugoslavia former interior minister and minister in the Com- munist Government went on trial for his life with seven others st a background of ft seething war of nerves between Communist Yu- and the tions of the The former boss of Hungary's pleaded to itll ges in the indictment One of these Dint hr with Marshal Yugoslav Government lo leading Hungarian named canns as accomplices j Built upon his own heart In a long recital to the court he most to contacts with British French Intelligence agen The Americans named by Lt Col George for- merly stationed In Budapest and a man named Martin Himmler said both Instructed him about spying and plotting government The slate contends the defendants had marked uty Premier Matyas Communist boss for III as all franchises between 1 OH and their telephone com- lanles gives the utility the right o operate here to use and alleys for lines and poles It also sets out that a dial or automatic telephone system must be In operation within three years as was ally by city and telephone company attorneys last week i DALLAS Sept WI eral judge was asked lor a nent court order against separate THOUGHT TO BR There was a missing writcr from the typing room at Pilot Point School when the fall semester began hut Supt H W thought one of teachers had borrowed It A check of produced so the Denton department war notified It a vo look H be a touch typist and unequal schools for Negroes in the Independent School District Judge W H Atwell yesterday said he would hear the case at 10 on Oct 1 It was the second such tion filed in court In three days lie has set no ing for a similar suit filed day against officers of the son Independent School District in northeast Dallas County v Petitions In both cases the names of U son Tale and C B Bunkley Jr of Dallas I Tate yesterday told a reporter jhe is special counsel for the National Association for the advancement of Colored People Rains General In Big Area of Texas MRS MOAD INDICTED FOR MURDER AT CISCO CISCO Tex Sept Eastland County grand jury has indicted Mrs Elva Moari of Cisco for murder with in the slaying of her estranged husband Her husband Emory Cisco cafe cook and member ot a inent Cisco family was shot Sept 4 as he sat In his car near Mrs home He died several days later Mrs Moad is free under bond C D Seymour of Charleston W Va died In a hospital shortly alter the crash Names of the two bodies were recovered today were not Immediately available First Lt L English flight engineer from Sartell Minn said he stood on the fuselage of the ship after the plane hit took a hasty roll call rle said every man Survivors Up Crash boats picked up survivors fuselage and tin water the air ster stayed partially afloat The eight known survivors were rushed to the base hospital for treatment of minor Injuries Last night they slept In tine unavailable for A navy trained diver M Best of Arlington tills morning probed the murky depths the dollar craft ed He gave up after 45 minutes Best was to go down into the oil blackened waters after daylight The huge tall section of the bomber stuck out of the lake to mark the spot The plane smashed into the lake short distance from the end of the approximately p.m It was one of the planes of 7th squadron wing Eighth Air Force scheduled for a routine training flight Fisherman's Story A fisherman said he saw names shooting from one of the engines I watched it coming down the he said The middle engine on Hie left side was on fire pilot tried to stop It ed like saw he was too doss and then gunned It He jumped right into the lake The fisherman who declined lo give his name was casting from a dock directly across the rom the scene of the crash Mast Sgt Kenneth in charge of a crash boat told Max Ewing Dallas News photographer that all of the men he picked VT were in a daze and that one was seriously injured The plane was carrying a light load of gasoline It Is capable of holding gallons of enough for a flight of at least 7.600 miles That's the dis- tance Air Force officials ed one traveled In bom mission Lost Power Lt English said the plane lost its power as It down the runway at about See Pane By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cool rainy weather was hanging on In much of Texas today and cotton farmers were getting blue The wet weather U preventing harvest of bountiful cotton crops In both East and West Texas far the rain hasn't none much damage said Dallas Coim of West Texas Ihls afternoon and tonight Most of last night's heavy rains in the Rio Grande Valley along edge of the front which pulled up short there earlier this week after its sweep across the state The valley rainfall was topped ty Agent A B It has by Del 3.17 Inches However en gently 11 makes It hard lo in the Hill country re- ported 3.30 inches It was n night for much of Toms with Dalhart In the upper Panhandle reported the low of 48 compared with yesterday's high of 100 at in South Texas Although the collon farmers ed for clearing skies the rain was welcomed in many places For run chers it means ranges for the faille and lor the small farmer it means Ine ground will on lo pickers and it's lowering the grade of some cotton A really heavy storm could cause a lot of damage The Weather Bureau said he sun may break through the clouds before nightfall and predicted only cloudy through tomorrow However showers were led much nf and See Ihr New led much nf and farmer it means me at Melon Ph 319 J the South Plains and Pecos Valley I be In condition for planting 1 DENTON TOOTS ITS OWN HORN IN AMARILLO Denten will blow Its own horn at the Denton game tonight In the plains elty as 63 members of the Denton School Bund accompanied the players It was the longest trip band has made and two buses were chartered for the sion Band members were companied by Mr anri Mrs Carroll and Dr and Mrs The trip was made passible uy the Booster Club Band Parents club the school and students Band members will stay in homes ol the Illo members WEATHER DENTON AND cloudy with possible occasional showers tonight and Saturday Slightly wanner EAST Partly cloudy A tew showers In north and central portions tonight and In east tion Saturday A little warmer in north portion Moderate east winds on the coast WEST Partly cloudy night and Saturday Wanner In afternoon Showers South Plains and Pecos Valley and eastward tonight Generally fair west tonight cloudy with occasional showers over west and north in Saturday Sintlou report 1 la Thursday to 7 tn High TO I mi- sur Thursday 11 p in 4 p m p m 8 p m 10 p m 12 noon 3 m 4 m 8 I m 10 m
