Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 254, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 7, 1953 Page: 5 of 28
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LONDON, Sunday, June 7 —
Queen Elizabeth II today awarded
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ready had slowed the Air Force
buildup six months by limits on
civilian and military personnel and
on acquisition of new bases and
training facilities.
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MIAMI, Fla., June 6 w—A 16-
year-old boy who worked in a
veterinarian’s office after school
delivered his mother’s seventh son
last night when the baby started
to arrive ahead of the doctor.
. Guy Brickman, a high school
freshman, said, "I didn't have
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States in a onerway mission."
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Methodist Men
To Hear Nichols
At Next Meeting
Ray H. Nichola, chairman of the
General Board of Lay Activities
of the Methodist Church, will speak
to a meeting of the Methodist Men
at 7 p.m. Tuesday at First Metho-
dist Church.
Wives of the members will be
guests at the meeting. Th# evening
is designated as “Charter Night,"
since the charter of the club will
be signed.
Mr. Nichols is editor of the Daily
Record in Vernon. A quartette, ar-
ranged by Bennett Rice, will sing
at the event.
AUSTIN, June 6 UP—Everett L.
Looney of Austin has been elected
state bar president, succeeding
Glenn Turner of Dallas. R. V.
Nichols of Fort Worth was chosen
vice-president. .
Looney will assume office at the
close of the State Bar Convention
in Fort Worth July 4.
Turner announced results today
of the mail balloting a statewide
election just completed among
11,300 lawyers.
Coulter Hoppess of Bryan was
Looney’s opponent. Other candi-
dates in the vice-presidential race
were William Bonner of Houston
and Adrian Spears of San Antonio.
Five directors were elected to
three-year terms. They are Ben
Parten Sr., Franklin; W. C. Mc-
Clain. Conroe; E. M. Dodson. Mar-
lin; Lloyd Wicks Sr., Ralls; and
A. P. Allison, Kerrville.
Looney became a state bar di-
rector in 1949 and was elected
vice president last year.
He is a 1922. University of Texas
graduate. He began his practice
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happened so fast. I just did what
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Brickman said the baby started
coming about 0:15 p.m.
“Some of the children went out
to look for the ambulance and the
doctor. The others went into a bed-
room and prayed.”
The baby arrived about five min-
utes later.
Guy is the oldest of Mrs. Vincent
Gillen's six sons by a previous
marriage and he said his step-
father was so excited at the ar-
rival of the new baby he didn't
know what to do.
“I worked in a veterinarian’s of-
fice after . school for about five
years,” Guy explained. “I helped
out with deliveries and some Cae-
sarians and so knew about what
had to be done."
The doctor arrived at the su-
but ban Hialeah home a few min-
utes after the baby was born and
rushed the mother and her oldest
and youngest sons to North Shore
Hospital in an ambulance.
Mother and baby boy are doing
fine.
The hospital superintendent said
Guy was carrying the new-born
child when they arrived "and he
was the proudest looking youngster
I’Ve ever seen.”
Coronation. She expressed hope
•Iso of honoring in some way their
famed Nepalese guide, Tensing
Bhutia.
Hunt directed the successful as-
sault by a 15 man British expedi-
tion on the 29,002-foot Himalayan
peak which had foiled 11 climbing
teams since 1921.
Hillary is a 34-year old New
Zealander who. with Tensing, 39,
p' nted the Union Jack on the sum-
mit May 29.
The newr that the world’s
highest known mountain had been
scaled by the British reached Lon-
don last Monday night, spreading
joy among millions gathered here
for Elizabeth’s crowning in West-
minster Abbey the next day. The
historic feat was hailed as a coro-
nation gift to the young Queen.
The expedition presumably now
is working its way down from the
icy, wind swept upper reaches of
Everest toward base (bmps at its
foot. Reports reached Katmandu,
Nepal's capital, that a record num-
ber of nine Britons and 17 or 18 of
Tensing’s sherpas (porters and
guides) had climbed to the head
of the mountain's 26,000-foot high
south pass before the final triumph
of Hillary and Tensing.
British Embassy officials in
Nepal, preparing a mammoth wel-
come for the expendition, revealed
Hunt has asked his London backers
to arrange for Hillary and Tensing
to be flown to Britain immediately
upon their arrival at Katmandu.
The advance members of the team
are expected to make their way
over the rough trails from Everest
to Katmandu in a week and the
remainder a week or 10 days later.
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WASHIGTON, June 6 (n—Sen.
Taft (R-Ohio) predicted today that
the Senate will uphold President
Elsenhower's cutback in Air Force
funds.
“It may be a very severe fight—
a very determined fight,” th* Sen-
ate majority leader said in an in-
terview.
With the open backing of a group
of senators, Gen. Hoyt S. Vanden-
berg, retiring Air Force chief, is
waging an all-out fight to retain a
143-wing minimum goal for the Air
Force, through restoration of most
of the more than five billion dol-
lars alashed from air force budget
requests.
Even if Congress restored the en-
tire five billion, Taft said, “It does
not give you another plane during
the next year.”
“This put Taft aquarely behind
Secretary of Defense Wilson and
other new Pentagon civilian offi-
ciate who got White House approval
of the Air Force reductions.
Instead of the 143-wig force
urged by Vandenberg and the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, Wilson and Eisen-
hower proposed to build-up to 110
or 114 wings within the next year
and an interim goal of 120 wings by
the end of 1955.
Even with this reduction in goals,
Wilson said the Air Force could
continue acquiring all combat sir-
craft needed for the 143 wings. He
said any jets or other modern
planes not need for the regular Air
Force could go to Air National
Guard and organized reserve units.
Vandenberg and other top Air
Force generals, however, publicly
attacked the cutback program be-
fore the Senate appropriation sub-
ir,” he
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in his home town of Ennis and was
city attorney there from 1923
through 1930.
He was an assistant attorney
general under former Gov. James
V. Allred, was chairman of the
Texas Industrial Commission 1935-
37, and served as special assistant
to former U.S. Attorney General
Francis Biddle in 1938 30. He has
practiced in Austin since 1033.
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AUSTIN, June 6 I—The State
Teachers Assn toady asked Gov.
Shivers to call a special session
for raising teachers’ pay, and
Shivers replied that "the request
is further evidence that the lobby
is speaking for the teachers rather
than the teachers for themselves."
The association's legislative com-
mittee in a telegram to Shivers ,
said such session is necessary to
solve the problem left unsolved by I
the 53rd Legislature.
Shivers in his reply to the teach-1
ers said:
"I acknowledge receipt of your
telegram. . further evidence that
the lobby is speaking for the
teachers rather than the teachers
for themselves.
"I attempted from January to
May to get you and your associa-
tion to discuss teacher pay raises.
. . .I stand ready at all times to
discuss the matter with any inter-
ested group, and will be glad to
heat any suggestion you might
have different from those express-
ed during the four month legisla-
tive session just ended.”
If something is not done about
higher pay, the teacher shortage I
situation will be “extremely criti-
cal" next fall, said H. W. Stilwell, '
superintendent at Texarkana and [
chairman of the committee.
The telegram was signed by R. ;
L. Proffer of Denton, president of
the TSTA.
Shivers has indicated he will call1
a special session when and if the 1
pending natural gas pipeline tax
suit is settled for the state.
The Legislature voted $600 teach-
ers' pay raises, but put up no
money to finance the increase.
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 254, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 7, 1953, newspaper, June 7, 1953; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1427216/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Denton Public Library.