The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 165, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 14, 1949 Page: 3 of 16
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FANNY’S SUCCESS HAS
'Steal Strife* Seen
As Gigantic Throat
■> it* RrrOrr
t KnntMtWM iparti Writer
taw YORK — Track tip (or
■Oman athletes
, Holland may have another
anny Blanker*-Koen to nwi
trough the gal track and field
vent* at the 1M2 Olympic
WASHINGTON. July I4~4#)
'One* more in a deeply serious
•V<*me«t of it* history, the nation
holds its breath as two giants,
the steelworker* and the steel
Industry, get braced for straggle
Turn bark the pages of the
history book a moment . . .
It was a cold. gray, snowy day.
the striking sleelwoi kers set up
The original Fanny, who won
Sur gold medals In the llMM
aralval. will be gone by then,
lit her fabulous feats have stir-
Interest In women's track In
Netherlands and already
t girls are rising to take her
At the time. I wrote that this
might be the start of a tragic
chapter In American history, lor
America at that moment was try*
tng to reconvert to peace
Steel was then, and is now
the heart and backbone of the
American economy Steel was be*
ale. It was needed everywhere to
set the country going on the
high road to great peacetime
prosperity
Hut a steel strike. If It tasted
Further, the economists look
for thing* to get worn* before
they get better They teem ta
think they will tet hotter if—
There's mors business Invast*
ment more business espanslon.
more employment, which means
m«ae people with money to spend
Hut s steel strike, coming at
such a serious time, would hast
]u*t the impoilte effect
The striker eksae weald area is
abssal another I .00#. 00# aaesa
played. If (be strike leasts, gad
las la tang. thaws aads apaa
lhaaaands ef alher nea a III he
threw n Into Idle news when Uselr
r ens panics which depend an
steel, shat dawn hs-eaaae they
eaa‘1 get H.
Jaa Blanker*, her has hand
aaaeh whs a be hi (he meatur
'at the track sanad af Holland.
Bay* his country has several
prespeets whs may be able to
ran as fast as Fanny “although,
af rearer they won't have the
all reand ability she has."
Blankers is not idly prejudiced
n favor of bis wife’s versatility,
the won both the 100 and 200
•ces at London, the BO meter
urdles and anchored the winning
•lay team. She also holds the
World's women records for the
lgh jump and the broad jump.
Such an athlete probably won't
« seen soon again, unless one
f Fanny's two children should
arry on. They have the breeding
s the horsemen
D* fL M. DwTHARM’S
Chiropractic
Health Center
4ST TENTH IT.
(Over (KOGT)
»N A. M. to StSS r. M.
Mrs. Blankers-Kntn in action. In their Amsterdam home. Fanny Blnnkern-Kuen and her
husband Jan show little Jan, 7. and Fanny, 3, the medals mother won in the lamdon Olympics
Uces running about three time* Calif.. In Los Angeles where SO,- ! month*.' she *sld before ohe
a week She and her husband 000 watched her, and at th« left, "bat oar championship*
travel to an arena about 10 IC4A championships here. are coming up and we muot
minute* from their hams. She and her husband spent so; get hack to Holland. Since the
where many ef the Dutch much time traveling they had Olympic (lame* there has been
athletes train. There, while the little chance to see America and much totereot to track and we
children—the boy is seven and hope some day to return to give aomettmea have crowd* of 2S.*
the girl la three—play on the it a more searching look. They Ml or more to Amsterdam. I
gram or In the sand pile. Mr*, liked what they saw. deni want to disappoint all
GUNN
PLI’MBINtl CO
No Job Too Largs
Or Too Nmall
Ftnebaral Hr lgh la- r hone ISM
Diol 3416
say— Blsnkera
ras a champion hop-step and
•urnper and competed In the 1028
Hympic Games in that event.
Fannie's own career is about to
nd. ‘‘I want to quit at my peak."
.he says. “Besides there are other
hings In life besides track." She
irobably will compete in the
hitch championships next year
ind then call it a career. She al-
eady has quit competing in the
ilgh and broad jumps because
ler busy homemaking schedule
eaves her little time to practice.
When In Amsterdam she prac-
CMiMnC* oMltuio, Ml and Mr* W
R r»t.o lo I hr Chemei lumbar momm
Improvementa lo property in iha T II
Br.er. leaiu, Mr and Mr* a R Hoff
•suit lo lhi Cheaaer lumbar compass, im-
provement* to property In the Martin
Palmer leasue. Mr end Mr* tr* Rroaeft
lo II T rv, trr improremenu In propetu
in the I and O N lertlon II
Deed John t Vnreii la r L Vleron
•nd R J Vitreit proper!» Ui thr OUbori
atepheunon he«dn*hl *ur»ey: Joe Roller
Courthouse Nows
Warranty Deed -Mr* Petri Estellr Clai-
borne lo Mr (lid Mr* C V. Peveto p op
erty in the D g. aimaion* *urr*i Mr
•nd Mr* Pell* D John*on lo Charlie M
Johnnon. properly la the Miller end Vidor
Lumber company** *uhdivt*ion. Roherr u
Edserly to Mr *nd Mr* John H Elkin*
property in Edserly sddiiinn Mr *nd Mr*
Mark H Lev:* lo Henry L Steven* prop-
erty Ui Olrndali »ubdlyi»nm Ttie Orange
National Bank to oilvei C. Seaalrunk.
property In Ihe William Clark league
Mechanic* Lien Contract Mr and Mr*
C V. Pi vet o to the Chraatr L umber rom-
pany Improvement* to proper;! in the
D E. Simmon* *ureey. Mr and Mr* C M
Johnson to the Cheater Lumber company
Improvements to property In lilt Miller
and Vidor Lumber conipa.iy's subdivision
Mr and Mr* O L LeBeouf to the Ches-
ser Lumber company. Improvement* to
pro pert; In the Miller and Vidor Lumber
£$# FRUITS'and
• Now Thru Saturday
From where I sit... 6y Joe Marsh
rmmTENE
VALSWEKT
GRAPE JUICE
Windy Sura "Stopped
Ths Show "I
KELLOGG'S GROW-PUP
Windy feel* no bad. that he's pay-
Sag the bill sad has apologised to
Ihe Judge for acting so smart. ^
i From where 1 sit, it pays to
practice a little restraint when-
ever we get the urge lo meddle.
Whether it’s television or a per-
son’s right to enjoy a temperate
glass of sparkling beer now and
then let’s get a good clear “pic-
ture” of the real situation beforu
we cause more harm than good.,''
The other night a bunch of ue
were aver at Jadge Cunningham's
watching a awell vaudeville pro-
gram on his new television set. It
came1'in fine, hut just once, the
screen got a little streaky.
Before the Judge could touch
the knob to bring it into focus,
old Windy Taylor starts fooling
around with tho- antenna connec-
tion. “I can fix that!” he says
Windy fixed It all right He
"stopped the show" for as. and
Hays Ellis bad to come over and do
a $M repair job. 1 understand
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 165, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 14, 1949, newspaper, July 14, 1949; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth558069/m1/3/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.