Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, June 27, 1958 Page: 7 of 10
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District Manager.
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“Now after $5,000,000 was spent
maintaining the troops during
the school term, after all the
help vote bonds to build schools,
improve cities, and as individ-
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year. City Delivery, $3.50.
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NOTICE: THERE IS A LARGE PEACH CROP IN
AU LOCALITIES. PEACHES WILL BE VERY REA-
SONABLE IN PRICES. WE HAUL DIRECT FROM
ORCHARDS WITH OUR TRUCKS. WE DO NOT
HANDLE ANY SHED RUN No. 2 PEACHES. OUR
PEACHES WILL BE OF THE FINEST QUALITY.
NO WORMS OR STUNG PEACHES. FOR LOW-
EST PRICES AND FIRST CLASS QUALITY. CHECK
WITH ME BEFORE YOU BUY.
YOAKUM HOME GROWN — ALLNICESIZE,
For Associate Justice
Texas Supreme Court
J. EDWIN SMITH
WE HAVE DEEP FREEZE PRICES
BEAUTIFUL RED EAST TEXAS — No. 1 GRADE
WE HAVE PLENTY OF
BROOMS
Perhaps it will be better when
another step is made in that
direction and the group repre-
sentation will take place of the
parties. The chief interests are
farmers, labor and buisness with
professions.Such should be per-
haps our legislative representa-
tion.
it and the problem solved among
us.
They had to go and take the
BOENING
Veterinary Clinic
DR. LOUIS F. BOENING
Shiner Highway
Ph. Office AX 3-3201
AX 3-2814 or AX 3-2968.
It 8:30 to IS — 1 to 5
Political
Announcements
BELL PEPPERS 1b 9c
LARGE GOLDEN RIPENED C. A.
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Lavaca County:
For Tax Assessor-Collector
FRANCES POLASEK
OTTO LEE ZAPPE
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$1.79
VETERANS
DON’T LOSE YOUR
BENEFITS!!!
Let us help you plan an
approved businers com se.
Baldwin
Business College
Day or Night Classes
1010 Nelson — Yoakum, Tex.
CANTALOUPES
BEAUTIFUL GREEN — GARDEN FRESH
Yes, there is plenty of ea-
ting and drinking going on
of all kinds. How much read-
ing and thinking is going on
at the same time?
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BANANAS
BEAUTIFUL LARGE EAST TEXAS RED
PEACHES
FRESH HOME GROWN BABY SIZE
Chiropractor
Dr. H. B. Gee
AX 3-2022
134 E. Genzales
law of the land.
Raab Studio
MOULTON
Phone 3-4309 — P. O. Box 53
"Complete Photographic
Coverage" — Kodak Finishing
STUDIO HOURS — 8 to 6
One of the things that is ap-
parent is. that as thinking peo-
ple, they never concerned them-
selves to attend any announced
mass meeting where the prob-
Still, can you blame the farm leaders when they merely
fleet what a majority wants?
How much of unity is there among farmers themselves
to what should be done?
Now Under New Management
EEXAS RENDERING CO., INC.
HI-3-6389 — Victoria
PLUMS
12 Bushel
For Aseeiato Justice
Court of Civil Appeals
, WARREN CUNNINGHAM
Yet it s only self-evident that our cotton can compete and
survive only if sold at the market price. Only then can we also
produce more cotton.
The competition with both, either cotton and our own ayn-
thetics demands that our cotton be sold at the market price.
Our farm products sold at the market price's would mean a
larger consumption and production, since this would lower the
cost of living making possible for most of our people to buy more.
This does not exclude the -subsidy, but only in direot pay-
ments, also limited, so most of this money would go also to most
Merely A Warning
Democrats may blame Secretary Benson for the farmer’s
troubles. And it’s true that Benson and Republicans so far ne-
ver moved a finger for the small family farmer. But what have
Democrats done?
Or do the farm leaders themselves offer something better
than the present allotments and parity which lost our farmers
as well as our markets?
YOUR CLOTHES
PXE
WHITER
BRIGHTER
CLEANER
WHEN DONK
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Glatt* Wee-Wash-It
For Justice of Peace
Precinet No. 7
F. A. KALLUS .
(For re-election)
MATT. C. CHUDEJ
For State Representative
47th District
Gonzales-Lavaca Counties
STANLEY BOYSEN
(For re-election)
ROGER DREYER
For State Representative
34th District
DeWitt-Goliad Counties
PAUL BYRNE HARING
C. T. “Pete" MATTHEW
(For Re-election)
For Congressman
9th Texas District
CLARK W. THOMPSON
(For Re-election)
DEWITTCOUNTY
For County Treasurer
HENRY MUGGE
(For Re-election)
CHARLIE IT. THOMPSON
For Commissioner
Precinct No. 2
TOM J. WARD
For County Judge:
STEPHEN HEBERT
(For Re-election)
For County Clerk
RAY GIPS
(For Re-election)
DeWitt County
For District Clerk:
PERSHING HILLER
(For re-election)
For County Superintendent
of Schools
I W. F. HANCOCK
(For Re-election)_____
For Justice of Peace
Prat 6, DeWitt Co.
HENRY W. DOELL
(For Re-election)
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ing committee represent them
and speak to the School Board j
for them.
The duly elected steering com-
mittee’s names are available to
any member of this Anti-Steer-
ing Committee, and they are not
ashamed for their names to be
seen in the papers. The Board
has the names of each member
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School and attended Nixon Elay I We think you dear thinking peo-
College and was formerly cm- pie will become a part of the
ployed by Duncan Typewriter [ majority when you start think-
Co.--‘:. ' ing for yourselves.
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teachers were discussed. These
same thinking people, were so
busy passing sample election
ballots and trying to perpetuate
themselves in their jobs, until
they had no time to meet with
the citizens who duly elected
the Steering Committee to re-
present and speak for them be-
fore the school board.
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and the personal interest he takes
in your car. You will value his
dependability his pride in his
work his knowledge of what
your car needs to keep it xunning
right and looking good
Stop for servico under his
Humble sign. He’s a may you ought
‘toknowl
_ Whether you’re driving across
Texas and New Mexico... whether
you live around the comer /T •
’you’re invited to shift the care of
your car to the shoulders of t
Humble service station manager/
You will appreciate the clean-
liness of his sanitary rest rooms.
You will like his quiet friendliness.
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Res J. B, Fulton, Pres.
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We may not like the elec-
tion campaigns with their mon'
ey spending part in several
state races. But we should be
thankful for what we have.
Suppose we were only told
who to vote for, like behind
the Iron Curtain?
then and there mn
was the time to have expressed FREE SERVICE!
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McBROOM PRODUCE
Wholesale & Retail
312 FRONT STREET
LARGE SUGAR SWEET — 3 LBS. AVERAGE
The Houston Chronicle is
YOAKUM VINE RIPENED OR PINK No. I GRADE
TOMATOES A 8c
RED CANNING Bu. $1.29
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If church forces everywhere
were the living force they should
be. would communists today
threaten the world? Unless we
act against the public wrongs,
whether in labor. farmers or
elsewhere, the Reds certainly
will take an advantage of them.
September a representative will
be in Yoakum at the City Hall
on the following Thursdays of
each month, at 9 o’clock in the
morning: July 10 and 24; Aug-
ust 14 and 28; and September
11 and 25.
Anyone wishing to file a
claim for retirement; survivor’s
or disability benefits under the
Social Security Act or anyone
having questions to ask about
Social Security should contact
our representative on the above
dates or come to the District
Office located at 112 East For-
rest Street, Room 106. MeFaddin
Building, Victoria, Texas, which
is open Monday through Fri-
days. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m..
Bowels concluded.
S0AScetitea.cd
good faith with the more than
. three hundred citizens who
lems concerning the school, the Avoted unamiously that the steer- i
toachare . +ke -c __ * - I
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The Safety Dept, is expecting
that the Fourth of July Cele-
bration will cost 28 lives in Tex-
as traffic accidents. And yet
what can be done about it ? No
matter how many die, the
bloody crashes go on and on.
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No matter also how care-
fully one drives, one never
knows what kind of a driver
he meets. Too many make their
own rules and do the unexpect-
ed. Perhaps the safest on these
holidays is to stay home.
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Evidently it will take more
than religion at home and
church - more than pious words
to stop communism. Even God
helps those who help them-
selves. The Christian forces
should keep that in mind. Only
action can stop action.
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So it’s useless to talk nicely
of family farmers, unless there
is an action. Against bad laws
there must be an action for sen-
sible action. And such action
must be where it counts - in
congress.
, , . . signed to any and all of their
It has been a known fact . protests to the School Board,
through the yeais. that in order | In the name of decency, why re-
to keep the Negro citizen from main anonymous, came out into
enjoying his rights under the the light and fight fair for what
law: keep him divided with- you think is right, if do
in his own group. This being think as you so gravely boast.
Tile Ministers of the
M. Bowers.
j. of the farmers. Why subsidize the surplus producing commercial
farms?
But where is any popular demand for this common sense
program ?
Millions of farm people were driven into cities, only to pro-
duct' now the depression .'nd unemployment, instead of being pro-
tected and helped to stay on the farm.
This is being explained and excused by mechanization. in-
ducing the school term, after all the hue and cry and unpleasant
notoriety througout the world, a federal judge says just forget
quite right about Little Rock: notoriety hroughout the world, a federal judge says just forget
the whole thing for 2 an one half years.
No one knows any more from day to day just what is the
But this menace is not only
in communist. It's mainly in
ignorance and indifference
among our people themselves.
Even our church forces depend
more on words than a real ac-
tion. That's not how the Reds
work, as the FBI chief shows.
" YOAKUM
HERALD-TIMES
Owued By
IALEC PUBLISKING co.
919-912 Lott Street
AX 3-2611
Yoakum, Texas
JQHN E. JANACEK
Managing Editor
LBO BRIER
City Editor
Published every Tuesday and
xFriday morning- Entered as
Perond-class autter at the Peet
Office, Yoakum, Texas, under
the Act of Mareh 3. 1897.
Covering DeWitt aad Lavaca
counties. Largest guaranteed
circulation of any publication la
Social Security
Schedule Set For
Next Three Months
A new schedule of visits to
be made by a representative of
the Victoria Social Security
Office to Yoakum has been
Decision Again Illustrates Inconsistency
HOUSTON CHRONICLE
The latest ruling of a federal court shows the confusion and
inconsistencies into which our judicial system has plunged itself.
First, the Supreme Court upset a century of precedent in
ordering states that maintained racial segregation in schools to
integrate.
A federal court interpreting that ruling. ordered an imme-
diate begining of the Lit le Rock plan for gradual desegregation
last fall and the President sent troops in to quell rioting and en-
force the order for desegregation.
Now, after $5,000,000 was spent maintaining the troops
stead of the allotment and parity as the real cause .Always the
same ignorance and difference which is making communism
possible. .................
The depression and unemployment today are merely a
warning of worse things to come, unless a better judgment is
shown in time.
We are the key country, the fate of the whole world depend-
ing on us. And the key to our own future is the small family far-
mer. all standing and falling with him.
Into whose hands are we warking by driving farm people into
cities and wrecking this country, as this depression and unem-
ployment show?
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Negro Ministers’
Answer To Anti-
Steering Committee
We are sure that by this time
every paper reading citizen in
the Yoakum Independent School
District has read the column
written by what they called
themselves, the Anti-Steering
Committee. Who this committee
is, no one seems to know, for
• hey give no mention of their
names, nor their sincerity in
writing this erroneous message
"To Whom It May Concern”.
They referred to certain minist-
ers. and those following them.
It is obvious that they seem
to think ihat the certain min-
isters referred to. stand by
themselves in their fight for the
rights of. both teachers and
children of this school District.
To this sad thinking, they ate
wholly in the dark. They refer-
red to themselves as the think-
ing people of the Independent
School Dfstrict.They approve of
the School Board’s work. They
go along with the School Board
in all their actions regardless
of whether ihe Negro child gets
what he needs or not. All this
thinking ANTI - STEERING
COMMITTEE is interested in is
their own individual jobs..and
they are satisfied to hold ihat
job at the cost of continal ig-
norance of the Negro child.
This clear thinking ANTI-
STEERING COMMITTEE talks
as if only one teacher Aero
fired. Four teachers were fired
and the reasons for firing ihem
were very poor. If the Principal
wasn t fired when nuder fire,
why do you clear thinking peo-
plc think he was fired, after
serving a peaceful year" Why i
do you think the other three i
teachers should be fired also?
Svatek Stationed
in Depot At Bussac
Bussac. France Army Pvt.
Vaclav A. Svatek. son of Mr.
and Mis. James Svatek, Route
1. Moulton. Texas., recently was
assigned to the U. S. Army Gar-
rison Depot, Bussac France.
Svatek. a member of the de-
pot's Headquarters Detachment,
entered the At my in July 1957
and receivd basic training at
Foil Carson, Colo. He arrived
overseas last March.
The 21-year-old soldier is a
1956 graduate of Moulton High ,
hup and cry and unpleasant
notoriety throughout the world,
a federal judge says just forget
the whole thing for 2-12 years."
P * "e * •
The Civil War was also a
result of the Dred Scot court
ruling that a Negro is a prop-
erty, not • human being with
its rights. Sometime, it seems,
the courts too are guided more
by the popular feeling than
by th Constitution.
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It is a sad spectacle to find
even some ministers of God
connected, or even actual mem-
hers of Communist units. How
can they reconcile Christian re-
ligion with this modern pagan-
ism and slavery?
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And it is also true that even
many Christians are more in-
terested in fighting other Christ-
ians than Communists. There
is also the Communist strength
among us. If ever, the Christ-
ian forces should hang together,
or else.
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No book or any other source
| tells more about “Masters of i
Deccit among us than this !
book by J. Edgar Hoover. Nor
is anyone better qualified to
know about it than chief of our
FBI.
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the bonds that he helped to
make possible, and must hel
pay through taxation.
The so called Anti-Steering ।
Committee of self-appointment [
doesn't seem to know this. They ■
quoted Scripture to threaten the
ministers, and to vindicate their
feelings. Galatians 6:7. But they
fail to see with all of their
thinking ability and reading
skill what the Lord Jesus Christ
said in His Message to the Jews,
Matt. 12:25: “Every kingdom
divided against itself is brought
to desolation: and every city or
house divided against itself
shall not stand.”
Every race of mankind divid-
ed against itself will be, subju-
gated and dominated by and ex-
plored by others. The thinking
Anti-Steering Committee should
have attended the Mass Meet-
ings of the citizens, and if any-
thing was discussed that they
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Janacek, John E. Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, June 27, 1958, newspaper, June 27, 1958; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1518208/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.