The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 90, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 17, 1946 Page: 6 of 6
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* Approximately, ninety members
of the Order of the Eastern-Star
attended the covered dish sup*
per honoring Mrs. Adelle John-
son of Anahuac, deputy grand ma-
tron, on Tuesday evening at 6:30
o'clock at the .Masonic Temple.
The Easter, parade was held
> and vocal solos-^werc given by
$Irs. Mary Graves, Mrs. Miriam * ,
Pumphrey and two small chil- 1 Washington, April 1,7. (AP) —
dren, wjtli Mrs. Kenneth Mark- Tlie house rejected today by an
house rejects
motion to kill
legislation
(mining opa
TUNE - IN
bam playing the piano accom-
paniment. Easter baskets con-
taining gifts were exchanged by
the majjbertT prfsent. /'' ■. .
* After the supper and program,
the regular meeting was held
with Mrs. Emmie Fountain, wor-
overwhelming 178 to 34 teller
vote a Imotion proposing to kill
off legislation to continue OPA1.
The first test vote on the bill
to keejT the agency alive a year
beyond! June 30 came on a mo-
>na
tion by Rep. Rankin (D-MiSs) to
thy matroh, "'|n charge. Eight strike out the enacting clause,
oandidates for membership werfi' On the teller vote, reporters
initiated. counted only 32 republicans and
4 The next O. E, S. mooting will two democrats for the motion.
be held on the first Tuesday in J The house then proceeded to
]jlay at the Masonic Tempfer~~~~f"wSM^efloir on various proposals
—— j for amendment of the OPA law.
CORA BLOUNT BIBLE
GLASS MEETS TUESDAY
Mrs. M. M. Gray was hostess
lor the weekly meeting of the j
Cora Blount Bible class of the First 1 C.. rypw In T avnc
Christian church on Tuesday after- ! ■** *
n0"!' *1}"° °'clo?k in her homc' Austin. Tex.. April 17. < AP)—
""" ' Complying with a request of the
Committee To
Make Housing
, 12 Fifth Street.
The devotional was given by
~"tJii^trostes3nml™thc"lcsson-ntnrrthir
first half of the seventh chaptei;
; Y of Luke was presented by Mrs. A.
J, Schnitzel.
The next meeting will be held
: on Tuesday. April 23, at two
o'clock in the home of Mrs. A.
Gholson, 911 Ninth Street.
THE HARD WAY
Westbrook, Me., (AP) — A
thief who sole $20 from Law-
rence Sfeavey's garage jimmied
all but one of 13 windows before
he got in. The one he by-passed
wasn't locked. *>
Lightning flashes hnve speeds
tip to 200,000,000 miles an hour.
American Veterans . committee,
Gov Coke~§tevenson • wTlir-ap-
point a committee to survey the
need for^housing of ex - service
men in Texas.
The request was made by V a
group headed by Fred Schmidt,
field secretax-y of the AVC, who
said the Dallas chapter of the or-
ganization on April 2 adopted a
resolution calling on the gover-
nor to start state action to secure
homes for veterans.
Wednesday
News for Women
Song Parade
Modulated Moments
Hbp Harrigan
Terry and the Pira.tes
Jack Armstrong—"
Tennessee Jed
Headline Edition
Raymond Swing
Lone Ranger
Lurn and Abner
Elmer Davis
Treasury Salute
Music of Manhattan.
Jones and I -...
So You Want to Lead a
Band
Chester Morrison
Presenting Ralph Norman
Fantasy in Melody
Joanell Entertains
Star Reporter
The Symphonette, M. Pi-
astro
Jimmy Dorsey
Leighton Noble
Cai Tinney
Buddy Murrow
A. P. News
Sign Off
• Thursday. April II, 1946
6:00 Six O'Clock Edition
6:15 Musical Eye Opener
6:30 Tennessee Mary
6:45 Farm News Roundup
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is forecast
Pelping, Auril 17. (AP) —The
fall of Changchun, capital, of
civil war —torn Manchuria, to
an overwhelming force of com-
munist troops, Was forecast at
Slno V American troop headquar-
ters today , as China hopefully a-
waltcd the arrival of peace -seek-
ing General Marshall.
Statistics show that the average
American is growing taller.
(, Swivel chairs have been in
Use for more than four centuries.
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Sabine Tabernacle
Rosa Rio
Gems for Thought
Breakfast Club
My True Story
Betty Crocker
Hymns of all Churches
The Listening Post
Breakfast in H'ood
Home Edition
Ted Malone
Glamor Manor
The World Today
According to the Record
Tube's Topics
Bauhagc Talking
Chuck Wagon Gang
Coffee Grinders
Swing Shift
Jefferson-Aires
Word of God
Bride and Groom
Al Pearce and his Gang
Ladies Be Seated
Jack Bcrch
Try and Find Mex
Time for Women
Rhythm Time - ;K
Domestic Relations
Court Advocated
By Chief Justice
Austin, Tex., April 17. (AP)—
Establishment of a domestic re-
lations court is advocated by
Chief Justice James P. Alexan-
der of the state supreme court as
one means of curbing juvenile de-
linquency in Texas. ,
Justice Alexander advocated
new legislation and revision of
existing laws in a speech pre-
pared for delivery before a meet-
ing of the children's committee
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Houston, Texas, April 17.
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HIS OWN BACKYARD
Jasper, Mo. (AP) — Good fish-
ing — like gold, — is where you
find-itj say Roy R. Boucher and
Clrirence E, Brown of Jasper.
Sadly they returned from a
tiring trip to Grand Lake, Okla.,
where a full day of fishing netted
them one tiny fish each.
A neighbor. Mrs. EH W. Scott,
thereupon casually displayed two
large and luscious catfish. She
caught them in a few idle mo-
ments- in ai small creek on Bou-
cher's property — not 100 feet
from his house.
ciation.
"Perhaps the greatest need
just now in the juvenile delin-
quency field is a domestic rela-
tions court," Alexander stated.
"We should have such a court in
every county in this state Which
has a population in excess Of one
hundred thousand."
The work of hearing juvenile
delinquency cases involves the
application • of entirely different
rules from that involved in the
trial of an ordinary lawsuit, the
chief justice explained. "The
judge who mans such a domestic
relations court should be especi-
ally trained in social welfare work
as Well as laW. In addition to
the judge, he said, the court
should be composed of the en-
forcement agencies, the probation
officers, and the various welfare
agencies, all working in close co-
operation as a single agency* or
institution.
To gain the fullest cooperation
from parents, Chief Justice Alex-
ander said this state should have
a law that would make parents
liable for property 'damage and
personal injuries negligently or
wilfully caused by their children.
We also need a law, he said,
which would make it possible for
the court to punish parents who
refuse to cooperate with the pro-
bation officer hi handling their
delinquent children.
As to existing laws which are
inadequate, Alexander said the
statute in Texas., which makes it
Unlawful for anyone to contribute
to the delinquency of a child un-
less the evil influence actually
causes the child to become a de-
linquent child.
and "Wings of Gold" are offered
Under the Naval Aviation Pre-
paratory Program.
; Enlistments are now open tor
men between the ages ./of 17-23,
according to Lieutenant Com-
mander Ered Komcncta, Officer-
in-Charge of Naval Officer Pro-
curement for Texas.
Qualified applicants can enlist
now.' under the V-5 program
Which is pending enactment into
legislation by Congress. Those
enlisting - will be given a chance
to resign in the event the peace-
time Naval Aviation Preparatory
Program is not passed.
Under proposed plans a young
matt will receive two years of
college training in civilian clothes
at the college of his choice. He
can secure admission for. . this
coming Fall Term and elect his
course of study. Tuition, books,
laboratory fees and fifty ($50)
dollars per month will be paid by
the Navy.
Selective flight training will be
given during the summer be-
tween Freshman and Sophomore
years. The' young man will get,
fifteen months of flight training,
after which he Will serve nine
months aboard a carrier as a Mid-
shipman..
upon Liffmmiiialoiilng mr-nrr-err"-
sign naval aviator he "'serves two
years with the fleet. After com-
pletion of this tour, he can go for
two year® to the Naval Academy
or^tts equivalent, or- take two
more years of college work at j
the university of his choice with
all fees and one hundred ($100 j
dollars a month paid by the Na-
vy.-' ; -
Qualified applicants are now
being, accepted for the future!
program at the Office of Naval j
Officer Procurement, 824 Niels-
Esperson Building, Houston- Fur- I
ther Information can be obtained !
at this office.
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Beaumont Asks
Release of City-
Owned Warehouses
Jap War Prisoners
To Be Repatriated
British headquarters announced
Tuesday that the repatriation of *
Japanese war prisoners in Slam
would begin thi3 week with the
Bangkok, April 17. (AP) —The departure of 500 to 600' by s
Washington, April 17. (AP) —
A Beaumont, Tex.; delegation has
asked the U. S. maritime commis-
sion to release city - owned wa-
terfront warehouses, now used to
store government ship parts, for
what was termed more import-
ant storage uses.
The delegation, headed by
Mayor Fred Stone, said that
wharves and other facilities in
Beaumont werey congested with
foodstuffs and other commodities
destined for foreign relief.
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Today there are 25,500,000 cars
in the United States.
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If you arc looking lor a larger opportunity lor personal
production aqd agency development with an old line
company that has operated in Texas lor 42 years, we in-
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The compensation will be on a salary and commission
basis with a new organization bonus, ollice and travel
allowance.
Write us promptly about your qualifications, and in
relerences. ' .
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 90, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 17, 1946, newspaper, April 17, 1946; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth308336/m1/6/?q=WAR+DEPARTMENT: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.