The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 130, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 31, 1962 Page: 4 of 22
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here June 13.
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The U.S. Mint has coined haif-
cent, two-cent, three-cent, and 20-
Bold, Bold Plaid
Walking Shorts
Plostic lined convos bog for storing
your towel, swim suit or any other
items needed for your swim trips
No-belt style’All cotton
in easy care finish.
Blue-green, blue,
maroon plaid. 28-38.
Vidor Rodeo
Entry Books 1
Close Today
The packages—and accelerome-
ters—were smashed flat. Carol,
said.
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The Kerrybrooke Sea Stars are created with
high style colors and designs in mind.
Look your lovely, shapely best in a
Sea Star from Sears Sizes 32-38.
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GUNN’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHY
Portraits - Commercial
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to the world’s markets
Severely limited by export
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lie information offi-
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AT EXCITING SAVINGS!
SPECIAE SALE TERMS-OPEN AN ACCOUMT M MINUTES
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Depending On Market Access It's Back toV/ork Today
Hong Kong Can Absorb More China Refugees For Astronaut Carpenter
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LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, awards from several civic group
Va. (AP>—It was back to work on Virginia’s lower peninsula
today for astronaut Malcolm Scott Walter C. Williams, Project
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Roles Usually Aren't Good
What Does Television Have Against Wives?
J’CeUruse Corp. TM.
[ Former students should make
I application for readmission at the
I registrar’* office in order that
IBM registration packets may be
prepared for them
f All evening classes will meet in
air-conditioned rooms, according
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WIRACLEEBLEND
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MONTH
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stables of cutting hones in this
> country.
President Wesley Arabic of Mau-
iriceville commented today. “Our
club wants to extend an invitation
to horse breeders and anyene in-
expansion permitted by free ac-1
cess to world markets would sup-,
port a population of five million j
by 1970. I
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penta/ to be ready for the film
eyduation study.
■ There was no indication how
long .Carpenter and his fellow
spacemen would remain here
Mechanical Engineering 4311. en-
gineering analysis.
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DUANE C. KRAEMER
Will Speak Here
Farm, Ranch
Club To Hear
About Horses
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Visit Sears for all of your outdoor needs. We
have everything from camping needs to lawn
furniture, boats and motors. Playclothes for
Mom, Dad and Children. Remember to shop
Sears for Summer fun.
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DAILY9:30 to 6 p.m.
THURSDAY 9:30 to 8 p.m.
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quotas imposed by other nations
upon its manufactured good*.
Hopg Kong is going to have an
extremely difficult time just sup-
porting the 3% million people al-
ready jammed into its 62 square . —
mile* of usable land. Absorption!0' the food it needs,
of more will be impossible. The colony has no minerals in for
oeThat is the collective appraisal appreciable amounts and never.
OPEN THURSDAY FROM 8:30 to 8 P.M.
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inorganic chemistry;/q
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— . _ points to be made by Kraemer
Evening Courses in his lecture. Pinehurst is noted
9 J for having one of the largest
Kresge’s specially priced these yard goods f
SALE Many are Sanforized and wash A
fabrics; new colors, patters; xso
white.
thosexshing to register may con-
ta‘L R. Havens of Vidor, chair-
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SALE Solids and*
checks in cottop
blended wiph
Dacron* polyester,
Arnel* and Eupi-
oni":. DobbV, jac-
quard, dip weaves;
45-50" wie
MissWinfrez is a graduate of,report
Stark High School in Orange and "Afr mail," "fragile” and "seo-l
presently is employed in the de ood class" showed the effects of
partment of physical therapy at being dropped five feet, she said. I
the medical center here. . But there was no report for
“ v "first class" and "third class."
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pon of. transistor, and ldes to Nav’nseurenan aamomanderana projeckep
Project Mercury oficials in a
study and evaluation of the films
„ . . Carpenter took during America's
Hong Kong s secnd orbital flight last week, y
problem de- Carpenter, his wife and/tar
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woman who snarl, cruelly at her when Steve Allen was Kost, final-
family—until she finds the right ly becomene a member of the,
'll be
HBXFORFSTAFDWARDS,. the first of, the year. All except Great Britain and Canada impose
has me asensdgaiemmygranagovern quotas upon its -ton textile ex-
odly so dua
lght imaas fresbaccexs lColopias authorities pave T* r Japan has Just banned the
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■more than a relative handful of Hong, Kong in an attempt to pro-
the others. * "tect its own trapsistor radio in-
Hong Kong's only solution to its dustry. .
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sguaremiles o arable land-out pendsailmostanioper centonin. children arrived at theiphome
o .produce less than a here Wedneydaynigby atter. *
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Lamar Students
Register Monday.
I BEAUMONT (Spl) - Registra-
Ition for the first term of Lamar
Tech summer session will be held
Monday beginning K a m. in
the Liberal Arts building.)
Students will be processed tal
staggered alphabetical order, ac-
cording to Registrar Celeste
Kitchen The first term runs from
। Tuesday until July 13 when first- I
term final examinations will be I
given, I
The second summer term will I
be from July 16 through Aug. 34 I
Summer commencement exercises 1
will be Aug. 25. I
CHILDREN'S CABANA SETS
JUST LXKE MOM'S and DAD'S
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NEW YORK (AP)— What does worst of all There’s the terrible a nee on the old "Tonight Shew"
television have against house- woman who. snarls, cruelly at her when S ‘" “ *
wives? • * t * " ~ _ _ ..
This is a plaintive question, headache remedy. There are the ular caseFMow, ."popular L
asked after those disenchanted helpless, harried women who club and recording star. he'll _
evenings before the illuminated/wring their hands because they back again—the week of June 19
screen, watching a dreary proces- can't get their kids to brush after:—but this time as head
sion of ill-tempered, ill-groomed, every meal. r „ ' __
Basal-voiced females using poor Tbere is the housewife who is Reports,” 10-10:30 (Eastern stan-
Eammar. ■ so incompetent she kicks the fur- dard time) — interview with
There, are a handful of bright. nature because th* corners of her 1 French Foreign Minister Maurice
pretty, intelligent married women kitchen are so dirty. There are/Couve de Murville.
in the situation corhedies—Danny, the women whose most Important ___________ ,
Thomas’ TV wife Donna Reed achievement is finding a dish- ... -
Harriet Nelson and Mary Tyler washing liquid that makes it im- Mnn I A (c+
Moore. Car. Williams of “Pete possible to tell their hands from •VIU1 l • •EL !
and Gladys" is pretty but a kook their daughters.’ And there’s the -
fashioned in the “I Love Lucy" housewife-currently the one who n.... ..1 X A
mold But they are a decided annoys me the most—who, in a •eqree at 4
minority. high. unpleasant voice, compares 7-
The ladies of daytime serials. of space discoveries with the devel- BOSTON (Ap, — At an a
cpurseshave their probiemsoth-opgent ot a new wash-day /when — men’taceretiremee,
enwomen ailmen’s, and acci- product. Charles S. Oram, 64, is looking
dents.I is.only onrare occasions There’s a dopey dame who tack- forward to a new career,
tntzone finds. aha»,."e‘X seat dnives her husband to dis- He will line up with fellbw-stu-
sonpoperrene housewife in theitractioni rude neighbors, whopop dents young enough to be his
SNOPEMShen minc . a... in without knocking, and helpless grandchildren at Boston Garden
- oPpechs Prenomn nihaumng Tefemal who cant get stains out next Sunday to teceive • bachelor A h ai if Hnrene It would have to be * gradual :l
seasonand has inspected1^Pgroe of(their sink or mud oH the floor, of arts degree from Boston Uni. ADOU | nOlSvS influx-nothing like the 70,600 who
lemsot“thehusetreor a aX and more—all harpies or idiots v ersity. - " V" V" ” stormed across Hong Kong’s bor-
and they’ve been pretty sad and Who are the glamor-girl, of tel- Oram hopes to get a job leach- Selection, breeding and training der in the first 25 days of May.
sordid evision? Well, there are the hos ing Spanish. In the past he’s beer, of quarter horses will be the sub- Approximately 62,000 of those it fl
tesses of the danc: talk and a farm hander railroad track ject of a talk by a visiting Texas was revealed today, were forcibly
’ n . ’ bars o the Old West, the secre- worker, a stamfitter and truck A&M College lecturer at a meet- returned to Red China.
Kiff KlltlPf taries of the private eyes, and- driver ing today of the Farm and Ranch . Up to 10.000 are believed to
“55E AMKIvf above all—the dim professional. He enlisted in the seabec. at Club, have eluded police and solider
l models who use the right start- ag 45 during World War II Arat Member, will convene at 7:3# patrols..... I
Insurance & Real Estate poqs and.hair, colorings’Careet the war he worked 1 hours a p.m at the Pinehurst Ranch off Inaddition, to those, it was I
girts, every one. day to support his wife and caueh Strickland Drive. Duane C. Krae learned, another 45,000 are known
Lerg• —v* 1. ocrommodate > It should give the real life ter and Sudted nwhte * mer of the animai husbandry de- 10 Mv* entered Hong Kong since
. ■ i^e i. ..^cim, housewivet inferiority feelings equivalent of Fas Righ 36001 d partment at Texas A&M will be
11 *W — 1 i Steve Lawrence, the singer has ploma in four • the guest speaker
------------------ Eo. th. " 2 U . E W. Brown III will serve as
mFon‘theunexnfew.yearshe saved host for the meeting Several
moneyzforgcollege.. enrollins horses from th Pinehrst hera
he yoar in 1958 win used.to illustrate different
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BEAUMONT (Spl) — Eleven terested to attend this meeting
courses have been scheduled for which we think will be of interest
evening clsses in the first semes, to county residents.”
ter of the summer session at ’
Registration will be held Mon-’ Special Dance:
dasstromusbegn’jon.psm and For Teen-Aao'rs
, Values
to
^1.98 Yd.
call
.Boy’s and girls cabana sets of
100%fton. Tops ore Terry
Cloth Xhed. Smart design; cool
andomfortable. Sizes 4 6.
ER FUN AHEAD.'
VIDOR (Spl) - Ery book
for a rodeo schedyd tomorrow
and Saturday iy/idor, close to-
day. x
The booKare located at Ar
nold’s BEtaurant in Vidor or
1 1
Carpenter indicated Wednesday
."lhe hoped so return to Boulder,
"eucardercolo., his hometovn, early next
tor concrete action by the Nation-10n, memonmMyuoCa radoamonth—to deliver ths commence
Hom Konge nroblemrvoicea enugh water whicz . ~’T alist Chinese government upon itsbornspacemgz,hadswound EPt‘meat address June 7 at Boulder
Hong, Kong .probiemwvoiced rnousea "a tenyvwlich.currenty public announcement earlier in three-day isKto his home state High School, where he graduates!
1.x...” rationed to only four hours a day. May that it would take ali Chinese By Satyrday morning, all sevenin 1943, and to speak the next day
industpiabuthat background, Hong refugees who want to go to, astrogadts are scheduled to be at to the graduatng class at the
wei" government circles as Kong has Men th* United States, Formosa. lthisair force base to receive I University of Colorado.
Hong Kong’s government is j ____*"
known to believe that industrial I •
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/Kan of the show .
1 Johnnie Hoke of Silsbee pro-
ducer of the show, also will take
entries
The rodeo will be staged at the
| Vidor Trail Riders arena located
on FM 1132 Performances will
. . . . begin at 6 p.m.
A zpecial2ce for teen-agers Events include bareback bronc
will be hek tomorrow in the Na- riding, tiedown calf bar-
tional G<6rd Armory under the rel racing, ribbon roping: bul
. ____ _________- spozthP at Teen Projects, an riding, baby steer riding and wild I
to-ack Hill, director of evening 9gntzatic promoting recreation cow milking.
classes- 6r teenagers in Beaumont and Procads Tot the show will go to
m i Courses' sffered are B A.M, Port Arthur; . .. the building fund of the Witliam-
5 J introduction to-business: Jb A Music will Ke provided by The son Ward. Church I Jesus Christ I
_. . - 5- y- Crescent* with Junior Cole of Latter-day Saints
,, conomics Dancing will be from 8 until 11:30 -________
231. principle* of KnoicsN-Eu- p-m and admission isSl — r A A . ■
.ration 431. claKroom manage-. Guest recording artists from the COrtOl Mdl
ment: and EKglish 131 and 132 area will appear Masters of - ITIUII
Rhetoric Mid Composition ceremony will be Johnny Stevensi T ,VAl i
"Alsp'nglish 231 survey of and Heeppshworth ot KPAC-TV ’ I est Works
Brip« Literature; Government -Ve a nwe I
2, American constitutions; His- seSupervisonsspmogdedoymema WYANDOTTE, Mich. (AP-A
tory. 321. American history, and hers pnthe.N ' ionan Guare and high school girl tried to test the I
_________ N post office’s package-handling bull KnnkrvnANsI
l .. ws: t fonly pen at th* test worked. I NO MONEY DOWN
Jeanette Winfree Carol Skrycki. 17. won a science I
To Receive Degree .,1/ Psneeyshta“ine on Sears Revolving
cent pieces! along with more GALVESTON (Spl) — Jeanette mailed eight -accelerometers I -
familiar denominations, since its/Wfree, daughter of Mr. and which measure jolts; to a Cali-I CL. AC...
establishment in 1782. Mrs. Laurence Winfree of near forma collaborator. N I •narge Accounr
■ Orange, will receive a B S degree "Air mail special—f ragie,"I
in physical therapy from the Uni- "air mail special and an un-k ,
versity of Texas Medical Center marked parcel received jolt* I E
Washfast tropical print
cottons. Boxer truhk,
some solids Sizes 4-10.
Sizes 12-14. ... 3.98
Japan Protests
Nuclear Testing
TOKYO (AP)—Foreign Minister
Zentaro Kosaka protested verbal-
ly to U.S. Ambassador Edwin O.
Reschauer today over U.S. high-:
altitude nuclear testing over John-
ston Island expected in a few
davs
। During the 45-minute session,
Kotaka asked that the United
States give at least 96-hour ad-
vance notice of every test, a for-
eign ministry spokesman Mid.
Japan served notice it will re- I
serve the right to claim compen- |
sation for all damage* incurred
by the teat*.__________ I
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 130, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 31, 1962, newspaper, May 31, 1962; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1530597/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.