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THE ORANGE LEADER
ORANGE. TEXAS. TUESDAY. JUNE 21. 1M9
6-A Opponents Win I P|«y*
Colley# Study Strop m.am., >u. w h <AP>-!Ham With School
Miami. >u. Jun# n iaim-
jThe Coast Guard Mid today an
AUSTIN. Tea.. June 21—IAP) ' unidentified submarine had been
—House members who had fought reported off the wnlth Floi Ida
the Gilmer-Aikin pUn tor reor- mast
ganuation of the Mate public. Three Navy plane* werched an
Mfcool tyttem won out loday in • ' "*♦* rourhly »ff Corea and M#l-
timllar plan for j bourne dui Inn the night without
finding a truce of the craft
Thru the t'oa*t Guard «ai<1 the
caae lied hreu luted a* "rlaksl-
fied" and that no further informa-
tion could be nlitained here.
t'landr O. I) Weed Mid Coast
Guard headquarter* in Washing-
ton te*trioted liic cane on order*
(10m the Nary.
move against a
Studying the itate'a higher educa-
tion »r*tem
The Houee voted. M-#, t" eend
a resolution providing for a com-
mittee to blueprint a program for
higher education to th# Commit-
tae on Appropriations That*
where the Gilmer -Aikin foe*
wanted It. The resolution had been
approved by the Senate and was in
the Haute Committee on Educa-
tion
Finance* were still the‘main
worry of the House. It hoped to
get a picture today of ju*t how
work on the State budget was com-l
mg along.
The Senate voted '27 to 2 for ,
changing the date of submission
of 10 proposed constitutional a-
mendmentt from Sept. 24 to Nov.
1 The House would have to agree
This would give time for inclus- |
ion cf several proposed constitu-
tional amendments still pending,1
•r Martha («!•
I AUSTIN. June Jl. IAI‘>—Title
[ long legislative aoaalon la wreck-
ing havoc with summer school.
Twenty-four member* of th#
1 house are enrolled In summer
.1***0* 17 at the University of
i Texas here and seven at Baylor
i universily m Waco.
Tills commuting between Wuco
and Austin get* difficult. And
the ts a day legislators are get-
ting now doesn't exactly encour-
age commuting by airliner, imal
of the *e>«-4 going lo Waco room
1 nark and forth by car. *
MOTORhHIl* SAIL* Hep Jo* Homing of Henderson
The motorship R W. Mclivain j wrvrd notice on the (louse sev-
was due to sail today at 4 p. m. j e,al weeks ago that he had to go
from the Port of Orange with a 110 navlnr law arhont and they'd
betler speed things up. But th*
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Four Cities Report
New Polio Cosos
By The Associated Frees
Five more polio vlctmW en-
' tered San Angelei hoaplula yes-
terday. Dallas, Houston and San
Antonio reported new coses.
Sixty-five persons are being
treated for the disease at San An-
I geio Slight of nineteen dismissed
there Sunday and Monday were
flown by Air Forre planes to the
Warm Springs foundation at Ooh-
zaiti
fi h. . 1
FLY CONTROL 18 IMFOSTANT King tailed Monkey la Hero
TO HUMAN HEALTH • After Fire llreaks tttit
Don't brush off the fly mcniwa. ^ ^
(his summer, health official* ' ....
Indict flies as rarrl-! * Hdgtoltod monkey. 1* a
h#ru In town here. _____-**
When a «ec»i><l Moor fire lung#
nut |,n the Joseph Putvin home!
HAngu was re-cu. .1 n* hr master
They say th* tagtr at* mils- ^ wouldn1 ilay
ance Of fltca can ^ reduced great- j po(y)n ^
ly If cltlMns practice fly control ^ ^ ^ h# WR| fw <iulalrti
,,, and around home, throughout rtaahrd ^ houaa
the summer i ,.uh,m,. though l>ar|, gof?
Although there is evidence distanced, re-entered in purauii.
that flies are gradually develop- . Hr nUdin| ^own th*
ing an immunity to the killing baiuster. In he arms his prlred
warn. They
ers of several diseases, among
which are typhoid, tuberculosis
and dysenteiy
cargo of oilwell supplies. The Ship, 1
which U owned by tha Pure Oil
company, is carrying this cargo
to the Gulf of Mexico for opera-
lions in the vicinity of Morgan
city. Tne vessel docked here June
13.
NEWSPHOTOS SEIZED
PRAOUE, June Jl—(AP)—Two
packages of Associated Press
but which could not be enacted in , newaphotns illustrating the cur-
time to get on the Sept. 24 ballot. rMJ, strife between Czechoslovakia
It was also reported that Gil- and the Roman CathoUc church
mer-Aikin school backers in the. wera seised yesterday by Crecho-
Senate ware considering a plan | ,lovak security police They were
to offer a bill making the date of ,tm held despite assuranc-
electionofthe newly-created state M they wouW ^ released
Board qf Education Nov 2. _
BUILDING PERMITS
Issuance of permits for three
light repairs jobs, makes Monday
cne of the slowest in the month,
according to Building Inspector
J. W. Winfrey. Minnie M Ryan
of 114 Godfrey street Was issued
a permit to roof an open porch,
at the cost of $36; Dora Parker
of 608 Orange avenue was given
a permit to make light repairs on
residence at a cost of $100; and
M. E. Mater of 901 Tenth street,
was given a permit to make re-
pairs at the cost cf $50.
Por
Rodio Service
Miilsc.ps D. Meek
PICKUP * DELIVER T Rerrta*
11M Cypres*—Pbwaa 4171
WOMAN NAMED MINISTER
WASHINGTON, June 21—(AP)
—Mrs. Perle Mesta, Newport, R.
I., and Washington, D. C. society
leader and Democratic party fund
ratter, was nominated by Pre-
sident Truman today to be minist-
er to Luxembourg.
COTTON PRICES HIGHER
NEW YORK. Juhe 2l—(AP)—
wheels nf the Legislature kept
creaking and Rep Fleming's desk
is varan! about half the week
fwe Thins* la Do at Ouee
Rep. J. It. Avneaworth of Waco
! lias had more trouble. Ha's been
j trying to get the Driver Financial
Responsibility bill passed In the
House and go to school in Waco,
loo.
Ayncxworlh has stuck to hi* Job
In I he capilol mid trusted in un-
derstanding professors.
"They've agreed to give us the
same number nf days off they ar-
ranged for those who had to go
to National Guard camp," Aynea-
worth said.
National Guard camp is an-
other thing. Five legislators were
supposed lo go last week and th*
week before with the 36th Di-
vision.
Senator Jim Taylor of Kerens,
chairman of the Senate Finance
committee, and Rep. Ray Kirk-
patrick of Trenton, chairman of
the House Appropriations com-
mittee, both National Guard of-
N f W Cl ImTN C O I N S — A cashier of the f Andes
/.enlist Rank in Frankfurt puts into circulation for wratrrtt Ger-
many Mew la-pfennig coins made of au alloy of cupper and sine.
Orangeites Confer
With New Engineer
A number of Orange official*
conferred with Colonel Ellsworth
Davis, new district engineer of
the U. S. Army, in Galveston
Monday.
John W. Simmons, industrial
director; Mayor Raymond Sanders;
John Lowe, chairman of the Or-
ange county reclamation and con-
servatioh'TflWlflct; Graham Bruce,
attorney for the district; C. P.
Smith, civil engineer, and Sid J.
Cailiavet, county judge. They all
returned the same day.
CoL Davis succeeds Colonel B.
F. Robinson who is being trans-
ferred to Atlanta, Georgia. He
and members of his staff are ex-
pected to visit Orange soon, ac-
cording to members of the Orange
delegation.
Cruises Are Slated
For Navy Reservists
NEW ORLEANS, La., June 21.
(Spl.)—Thousands of naval res-
ervists from Texas, Arkansas,
Oklahoma and Louisiana will
cruise this summer aboard ships
from Destroyer Squadron 12 of
the Atlantic fleet.
Four destroyers, the USS Hy-
man, Purdy, Beatty and Bristol
reached New Orleans this week
for cruises to the Caribbean area,
The five admitted to hospital*
yesterday include one from Bal-
linger, a San Angelo student
nurse and one readmitted pa- 1
tient.
Houston reported three new
cases and ao did Dallas. San An-
tonio had one new case of polio.
The three new Dallas patients
were young married women, aged
17, 26 and 28 They brought the
county? total for the year to 21.
Houston's three latest cases
( were two men and a boy* The
big South Texas city had had 13
polio cases and on* death this
j year. Th# rest of Harris county
has had 15 case* and two deaths. 1
San Antonio’s total to date Is
74 cases.
an immunity to
effects of DDT. the Insecticide
Still la regarded *« an effective
spray.
Equally important are meas-
ures to keep flies away from
home, where they contamim.te
food and drinking water. There
are two ways to do this.
Window screens provide the
firat defense against fly invas-
ion. They are suggested for ev-
ery window and door which op-
ens to the outside of the home
in his arms hts
poessessiioii a black cloth lamb.
Delegate* Return lo City -
From Halve don .Meeting .
Delegate* to (he le.entl) -held
Firemen's and Fue Mai j hat's
73id annual state I'uiivenHuii at
Galveston have .letnitieti to Or-
ange. .
Att.udlng the Hirer-day meet-
ing were Mr and Mrs Jack Me-
.i Chi re, Mr and Mrs. Jules B San-
Ainerirans Spend Less
On Intoxicating. Liquor
WASHINGTON, June 21—(AP)
—Americans apparently drank less
Central America, Mexico and the Intoxicating liquor last year. It’a
Sanitary refuse disposal is she ders, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Una-
second defense Health, officers comb, T. W. Hlghsaw and Robert
recommend steel garbage cans, j York.
These can* • have close-fitting
covers and Steel bodies to keep
flies away from refuse
Fly swatters, sticky tape amt
similar devices are effective only
when used with insecticides
screens and steel garbage cam.
Canal zone carrying reservists
on annual training duty. Addi-
tional ships from the Squadron
will arrive here later, with the
first cruise set for June 26.
certain they spent less on their
drinking.
This was reported yesterday by
the Commerce department, which
: said the total 1848 outlay for
The Squadron 12 group relieves | whiskey, beer and wine was an
Noon cotton prices Were 10 to 50 | fleers, stuck close to their con-
cents a bale higher than the pre-
vious close. July 33.11, Oct. 29 55
and Dec. 29.35.
House Numbers!
Reflective CURB Type
Phone 2438—Free Delivery
Pant Slaton
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ferenre committees in the capitol
Reps. George Nokes of Corsi-
cana, M. B. Etheridge of Hunts-
ville and L. P. Gaston of Leonard
got off for a weekend with the
Guard.
This coming weekend Reps.
Peppy.-Mount of Big Spring and
L. G. Blimp Jr., of Decatur are
due ut National Guaid camp for
the 49th Armored Division.
Classes and .Sessions
Blount also is enrolled at the
University of Texas this summer
hut has his classes -arranged so
that he doesn't miss a legislative
session.-’
Rep. Johnnie B. Rogers of Aus-
tin starts to class at 7 a. m. out
at the university, gets through at
10 g. m. and rushes back to the
capitol almost in time tp hear the
morning invocation.
Classes go that way, too, for
Rep. Bill Craig of Miami.
"But it’a about to kill me,”
Craig said. "I'd never have start-
ed to summer school if I had
known the session would last this
long."
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“THE ADULT SCHOOL OF PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
EFFECTIVE SPEAKING—HUMAN RELATIONS
Success goes to the men who can sell himself . . .
Don’t Cheat Yourself... ENROLL NOW !
THIS TRAINING WILL
INCREASE YOUR INCOME
INCREASE YOUR HAPPINESS
Develop your ability for Leadership
WIN for you many worthwhile friends
GET you a better job-or MAKE THE ONE
YOU HAVE more important.
THIS TRAINING WILL HELP YOU
• To OVERCOME FEAR
• Develop Courage—Gain Self Confidence
• Improve Your Memory
• Teach you to Speak Effectively without feai or
self-consciousness before groups, clubs and or-
ganizations.
• Develop a pleasing and forceful personality.
• Teach you how to influence others to your way
of thinking.
• Develop your abiiity to win enthusiastic cooper-
ation from those with whom you work.
ALL THIS ON A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE.
HOW MUCH EDUCATION
IS NECESSARY ?
Your success in this course does not depend upon
formal education.
It depends upon lihw much ambition you have,
if you want much—you get much.
If you want little—you get little.
-SO HELP YOURSELF-
HOW LONG 7 WHERE 7
As a student in this course you will meet with 39
other men and women one evening each week for
15 weeks at the Airport Cafe, located on the Orange-
Port Arthur Highway.
The Airport Cafe is completely air conditioned with
attractive well-appointed dining rooms.
hlrie destroyers from Squadron
ft aboard which other thousands
of reservists have made cruises in
the last two years. Capt. H. H
Mrllhenny, USN, is squadron
commander. v
Dr. H. M. DuCHARM’S
Chiropractic
Health Center
407 TENTH ST.
(Over (KOGT)
9:00 A. M. to 5.30 P. M.
Evenings by Appointment
Dial 3416
estimated $8,000,000,000. The fig-
ure was 8.7 p*r cent below 1947, j
and marked the first time since !
J938 that the nation's drinkers had
spent less then they did the pre- j.
ceding year.
BISHOP ARRESTED BY REDS
VATICAN CITY, June 21—i
(AP)—Communists in Russian- j
occupied North Korea have ar- |
rested a Roman Catholic Bishop
and more than 40 other church
personalities, an informed Vatic-
an source said today. ,
INVITATIONS . . .
WEDDING
. . . ANNOUNCEMENTS
Correctly Styled
PORT PRINTERS
205 Main Phone 4622
YOU'LL LIKE DINING AT
*«£CCV5*
GREEN 6Ufi. ll TH
jt&om
AIR CONDITIONED
OPEN 24 HOURS
LUCKIES PAY MORE
to give you a finer cigarette J
Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike
pays millions of dollars more than
official parity prices for fine tobacco!
,<v«~ -■ • ^
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TUTION IS REASONABLE.
CALL 3413.
FOR PARTICULARS
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HOW MANY TEXT BOOKS 7 HOW MANY LECTURES 7
NONE—This course is for busy people who are usually weary after a day of hard work.
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. We relax our students mentally and physically by sup-
plying new Interests in other things and othar people in a manner entertaining and helpful.
—Be net afraid. You will net fail in thia class—-there are too many *f us to help you !
A FREE DEMONSTRATION!
• '• - -• SV
You are invited to attend a free demonstration meeting Thursday night, June 23rd, 8:00 P. M. in an air
conditioned dining room at the Airport Cafe on the Orange-Port Arthur highway. The purpose of this
meeting is to explain to those interested in such training the system we use in this course. You will
hear students who are taking the course in another class make impromptu talks. You can hear them
tell what the course has done for them ... .
YOU CAN SEE WHAT IT WILL DO FOR YOU!
You May, If You Dtcidt, Enroll Than
NO OBLIGATION — NO EXPENSE
PHONE 3413
There’H no finer cigarette in the world
today than Lucky Strike! To bring you
this finer cigarette, the makers of
Lucky Strike go after fine, light, natu-
rally mild tobacco-- aiuf pay millions of
dollars more than official parity prices
to get it I So buy a carton of Luckies
today. See for yourself how much finer
and smoother Luckies really are—how
much more real deep-tfoWn smoking en-
joyment they give you. Yes, smoke a
Lucky! You’ll agree it’s a finer, milder,
more enjoyable cigarette! :-
l. MURRAY MANOUM, independent tobacco
buptr of Oxford, N. C., met: •• Tear attar poor,
Fva team the makera of Lucktee bay the kind
of tobacco that tastes good and tmokat good!
rve smoked Luckies her20 years." Here’s more
evidence that Luckies are a finer cigarette!
L.S./M.F.T—IxMy AMs Means XU'Mmv
So round, to firm, to fully pockod-so fro# and oasy on »ho draw
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 146, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 21, 1949, newspaper, June 21, 1949; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth557236/m1/2/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.