The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 218, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 9, 1959 Page: 3 of 16
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V
To Your Good Health
Dangerous Fumes
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1959 THE ORANGE LEADER
By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, M.D.
“Deaf Dr. Molner: I have been
using carbon tetrachloride
cleaning, and would like to know
„ what aigns to watch lor, so 1 will
^not breathe too much of it.—
^L-T.”
Carbon tetrachloride has been a
useful chemical In its day, but it
has also been a very dangerous
one, perhaps the most dangerous
solvent to be used generally in
homes and industry.
It still causes serious Illness and
even death among people who have
bredthed too much ot,-the fumes.
It’s a pungent liquid with an odor
that can’t be confused with any-
thing else I know of. The liquid
(like other cleaning fluids) evap-
orates rapidly. Unlike a good many
others, it is not inflammable,
which accounts for its popularity.
In'fact, it has been used in fife
extinguishers.
Yet breathing the fumes is ex-
tremPly dangerous. Some people
are so extremely senstive that
even rather brief use of the chemi-
cal can cause serious damage to
ous to breathe. That boiler down
to this: Don't use it in tHe home,
even in fire extingu shers. It is
too dangerous without good cross
ventilation—open windows and fan.
Dear Dr. Molner: Over the
years I’ve been on the mailing
list ol several firma that claim
they have product* to make the
breast grow. This amazes me.
I am In my early thirties and
my breast is foo big and heavy.
I even get pains In my head be-
cause the weight causes the
muscles in my neck to do some-
thing or other.
"It affects my posture.. Even
loss of weight does not help for
I weighed 105 pounds for 15
years and still had the same
problem. I can't wear a bathing
suit without looking ridiculous,
and I have tb buy dresses two
sizes too large. . •
“So please tell all those flat-
chested girls that padded bras
are reallv nice, and they can take
them oil when they want to.— j
U. H."
I’ll tell them—or let your letter
(ell them. But I don’t suppose it
THE LITTLE WOMAN
*1
' •*=;
ELLEN CHARGOIS
Officers Elected
By TEL Class
“We’re petting to the age when people our age are
beginning to look older than we are.’’
the liver and kidnevs. . ... ,
More often the user complains Wl11 °° anY S0™
•r“
JZ'SZSLSL'SS?
Liver damage can come from p,r.' sa:Tle ls ,rue f<?r Pork.
a heavy exposure in a short space,un,pfs wrV *£c a' *
-•«„«,! involved. In any event, it wont
Business Starts New Year
Crowded With Uncertainties
f Vinton Tot
Spends Birthday
In Fort Worth
VINTON (Spl)—Ellen Christine
Chargois is in Fort Wojth' today
spending her fourth birthday with
- her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Cash, and her cousin,
Kelly. , :
! Ellen Christine; the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Chargois, was
accompanied to Fort Worth by her
.{mother and her sister. Susan.
Before leaving, Ellen Christine
jreceiyed a shower of gifts from
several friends and her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Barrios
and Mr?. Elodee White.
Water Billings
Top Payment
Total August collections bv the:
Orange municipal sewer and water
'office amounted to $40,227. accord-
ing to Mrs.'^Madeline Beauchamp
:in a monthly report todav.
j The breakdown showed: water
!charges, $23,052: sower charges,, ___________ __________.. „ _
S°/ W^seieMao?' Wi" *erV* * spachett' d,nn*r Satur' N>"/c. E.‘ Rees. Les Tarter^A Ft' Belchers Visit Here
$1 400' water meter deposits $*an';day *rom '*• a m ,0 s P-m- in the Springer, A. A. Sca les, .Otha Lt. and Mrs Fred Belcher and
17'reconnections, $31; and concrete: Chief Petty Officers Club at thej-Hoathman. • R P Scarborough,! four children of San Antonio, spent
Art League Lists
New Classes
ORAVGEFIELD (Spl) -The NO'W'FOMflifig
First Baptist TEL ciass elected Mrk. Lorenta Kleiser, president
officers Monday night at a meet- of the OranRe Art League, an-
ing at the church. pounces registrations for three art
Mrs. John Karr Was elected as- cidSses this week at tlW? Oranga
sistant substitute teacher: Officers (Art League studio in the communi-
reelected were Mrs. C. E Rees, ;ty center on Burton Ave.
Ida Ma: Mr:K*aB;! Mr*. Alex Cummings is teach-
wChpr *°lntual ing a class in water color each
. BrnwB Tuesday from 9 to 11 p.m. This
. R*a Sca;bprou.«h- group first planned a morning
’* ‘'s.'S ,C°u[m'er' c|ass, hut the evening hours were
vin r,lVn'[r’ 01 j” Heathmdn, requested bv several who register.
rintn^wP"^ *nd ^lrS C- ed last week The class got under
- P^on absentee committee: Mrs wav Tuesday with a few opening*
A. A. Scales, enlistment, birthdav | remainiftgi
and social chairman; Mrs. Adotoh!
Duhon, Mrs. Cassie Norwoo^wd AlsoWromplete is the class to
Mrs J. D Thomas, shut-in com- cP, ,a;iRht ,hav J'm Backus each
mitfee; Mrs L. Sorter and Mrs Sa,urdaV at 9 a m. for junior and
Bertha McGill, orphan committee SMIOr h,*h ,fho01
Mrs. Scales gave the invocation Rf)V King will begin his second
and Mrsi McKean, the^devotional spries of instructions for adult*
A Bible and a tree quiz game Wednesday. Sept. 16. This group
were played before refreshments wil,‘me«t from 7 30 to 9:30 p.m.
were served to the brotherhood Applications for any of the thren
members who met in separate ses- classes will be taken Wednesday/
si0”- Friday or Saturday at the regular
Qnoolioffi Plinn/M, Attending -were J. W fSonnv)' sessions of the Orange Art League
jpaynern l/inncr ware, R. A. counselor; the Rev in the studio, Mrs; Kleiser said.
Member, of the Navy Wives Club ™ A* ---
Nayy Wives Club
Plans Benefit
break, $64.
: Orange Naval Station.
saw %£*
cleaning fluids or other materials
containing carbon tetrachloride
lections by some $9,000.
=2-™:
cal chapter’s contribution to the
John Karr, and Tyrus Stewart, j the l abor Day weekend here visit*
Billings, however, exceeded col-i On the menu will be the spa-jP TEL* CI • * » members present HlaS" Belche'"and’ Mr and Mm.
n SJU'.ghetti. i salad, garlic bread, pie were Mrs, Adolph Duhon. Mrs.; Max Staudt. On Saturday, they at-
Cassie Norwood, Mrs. Viola Lance.1 tended the Huff-Blanchette wed-
Mrs.” Mcean,
Want to lose weight. It can be;more than the usual parcel of iin-jthey’re wondering-whether motor-
—----- —-— -■ ------hi take to the new compact j tv,*
and if they do what that will!^f>,|<>ws"
cry warning* n„ thr I.M. .*£••» 27 “ELS? tS&m* JST, SMI. 7* '» .nnuail.by ,hr
For a copy, is much more of a turning pdinrjdo to sale of foreign cars here.j^ an(1 garba e
total of $44,118.
ing prospective users that adequate ^" r'n( ^Redtic^g
tuation is sumciem. tne operation individual>***; --a
should be checked by an industrial
answer individual new cars and new models of the Quickly
money market,
hvaianist a wvnd manv industries letters. Readers' questions are in- old, tightening money, the chillijwliere tighten
haJTm.ru"mi it alt“‘corporated in hi, column whenever and fever at present in the stock 'merest rates
gether
substitutes are available
For home use, the only safety
rules I suggest are these: If you
can smell the vapor, it is danger-
BRIDGE
Bridge City
Ywr family
Investment Firm
Names Orangeite
TEC To Receive
Award for Service
$28,677: sewer, national Navy Wives Club. The con
$6,434, for a tribution will be. taken bv the dele-
gates when they attend the nation-
- al convention in San Diego, Calif,
in October.
Mrs Gipson, Mrs.: ding.
Brown, MrSi Scarborough,
Asa Duhon, Mrs. Rees,
Scales and Mrs. Karr.
About 30 per cent of all toys;
sold in recent years have been bat-
tery-powered, In fact, electrical'
toy* now take 25 per cent of all j
the flashlight-type batteries man-
ufactured.
If IT'S WOilM OWNING
IT’S WOKTM INSURING WITH
JOINER
INSURANCE AGENCY
Yo«> local AETNA Ag*M
<0R r.Eth *»f Pk TU J 9)81
CAP)—The Texas
The largest stained glass win-j|
dow in Europe has been placed'
in the Cathedral of Nantes in the!
AUSTIN
plovment Commission receives Brittany region of France. Nearly
recognition Sept. 15 for winning 2,000 square feet in area, it is
the distinguished service award;made up of 30,000 pieces of glass.
for its assistance to the Pres- - - —— - --------
ident’s Committee on Employment
The appointment of Cecil E.
! Stephens of 2225 Cross Lane, as .a
reeisteted representative of Wad-
— opening TiMf — Th»otr» de]j 4 Reed Inc, an investment
WMhdoyi 6:30 P.M. Sol.-Sun 5 P M firm , has been announced from
# TODAY and THURSDAY • headquarters in Kansas City, Mo. in time.
----------- Waddell & Reed Inc. maintains
150 offices in 48 states and is the
principal underwriter and distribu-
tor of United Funds Inc, one «*f
the nation’s largest mutual funds
with more than 200,000 sharehold-
ers, and net assets in
$650,000,000.
mm
Don't
Give
chilis w-here tightening credit and rising
" ”------1 —s are just beginning
market, how freely consumers will b® felt m the consumer level,
buv the new fall goods ! Cost of bank loans to business
Headlines will center first on the alreadv have risen. Talk is grow-
the arrival Tuesdav of Soviet mg that charges on installment; pf the Phvsicallv Handicapped.
Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The buying is coming next. The big! 'UJ* IEL said it has tound
visit has everyone guessing, busi-icredit institutions have just an-; 14,323 jobs for phvsicallv handi-
nessmen along with the rest. What jounced they’ll charge auto deal- i capped persons this year.
will happen to the cold war basics more to finance inventories:
dollar and cents impact on the demand sales of cars. having a hard time deciding if
fense industries, especially air-! Perhaps the greatest uncertain- the bull market is over, just tak-
craft and electronics—and it just ly of all at the moment is what ing a breather before a new climb,
possibly could bring lower taxes the stock market will do. or in for a correction—a word that
- Bulls and bears have been on a means that many high flying
Khrushchev seems likely to re- teeter-totter of late. | stocks may be brought closer to
new his request for more trade Many investors and traders are earth.
KIWAHIS
THURSDAYS
12:05 P.M.
through relaxation of American
curbs on exports. He may give
American businessmen some clue
as to how much of a competitor
excess of the Soviet Union could become in
world trade.
For the past 13 years Stephens Crowding even Khrushchev for
has been owner of Lener’s Depart-top billing will be the steel and
ment Store in Orange. He is a copper strikes. This time business
graduate of Draughon’s Business.sees in the conflict between labor
;College in Abilene and has been I and management more fundamen-
'active in local, civic and political tal principles than in any previous
affairs. (postwar tussle.
- Both sides seem more deter-
Four capital cities in the United mined to stick by the r guns in
States have names the same as the fight over the questions: Can
one of our presidents. They a re, there be a wage increase without
SHORT and CARTOON Lincoln, Neb : Jefferson City, Mo.:'further inflation7 Should manage-
——i——Madison, Wis. and Jackson, Miss, ment be allowed to change some
NOBODY BEATS
LACK'S PRICES!
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AT 7:00 AND 11:20
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 218, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 9, 1959, newspaper, September 9, 1959; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth558374/m1/3/?q=food+rule+for+unt+students: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.