The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 152, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 1, 1951 Page: 1 of 14
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Wt:
AROUND
TOWN
and County
by—
JOE PARSLET
WHA8SA MATTA, GOILS?
What’s happened to our fair
city’s unquestioned reputation for
* producing the most outstanding_______
% beauties in the Lone Star state? j ^ °fax^ broke up"___
Aren’t ,ou^ ‘‘If®1 .T0 mile further on. scorching a huge
stftSyr&fif.as a*ss
ish things as voting?
Fifty Killed
United Mainliner, One of First toTalce J
Air After Strike, b Down in Colorado
• FORT COLLINS, Colo., June 30. (AP)—A United Airlines
mainliner smashed into Crystal mountain early today, killing
all 50 aboard. The state patrol reported a search prty reached
the scene Just before dark tonight and said there * no sign
of life.” The plane, Flight 810 from San Francisco for Chicago
was making its first trip after to d oi the tail section
a 10-day pilot strike. It struck *
a ridge 18 miles west of here,
Airliner Crashes Into Mountain Early Satin
The Orange Leade
cut a long swath, skipped a
* * 1 > half a
were the largest chunks.
Wreckage High ip
The wreckage was at 8,000 feet
elevation. That was Just 100 feat
higher than when the plane made
Ha last, routine report at 2:88
ffpw'yuwtng a. m., Orange time, as it headed
_|
NUMBER 1M
There’s beauty fci these here
parts We see It every day as It
walks down the streets, or drives
by In convertibles ... in fact, we
v still turn our heads to see it as it
passes by.
• You girls can’t claim the virtuq
of being “too 'bashful” to prome-
. j.qnade your “talents” before a
crowd. You do it every day at
the beach, the swimming pools
and tennis courts. In fact, you’re
)s growing bolder every day.
We urge you to take faith la the
V past. Look what the Jaycees have
done for local beauties in the
In the five years they spon-
wheii "searchers reached the rite. south from Cheyene for a sche-
A piece of fuselage about 20 feet duled landing at Denver 14 min-
utes later.
Patrol headquarters said search-
ers, Including United Airlines
representatives, decided to move
nothing, including the bodies, un-
til morning. That was to allow a
chance for investigators to reach
the area and becauef a solid line
of cars driven by cariosity seek-
ers had blocked the muddy, one-
way logging road leading to with-
in a mile of the wreckage.
Search Handicapped
The plane was one of the first
to take to the air after the United
pilots’ strike ended Friday.
When last heard from it re-
Price Freeze
Put on Long
List of Goods
Allied Armistice Off
Still Ignored by Reds
By Ed Creagh
WASHINGTON, June
30.
/aPWL ***v *•** d —- >—-• vvAonuiuAVit) *u**v war. wften 1GUTC neara uuui u i«-
sored ‘“Miss Orange" contests (Ap) _ j^ed by Congress ported conditions normal and that
‘Srr xsJTFZt Sr i-“'D“v”14
™wi .nd two fourth Pl~» stibSti^ to.S.1 froze me «»rch “
The Jaycees are Just as good at otoDUUailOT * wlde handicapped in the high
sponsoring that contest now aa m*ulufacU^* £?^Lv’s «e “ country by overeast weather most
'• te as ri wru? 2SSSS5S3S
. *”****■ zs&Buz*- “rU"'" w““d'
sponsor a “Miss Orange” contest Tbc‘ president’s signature was • _ ~ . _
. this year for “lack of interest on afflxed just eight hours before his D3I1 Cam* Triimiltl
the girls’part." control powers were due to ex- WU JWII 11*11111111
In fact you sweet little crea- plre altogether, at midnight to-
*■ lures (we all love you) should night. .
storm the next session the Jay- Mr. TriBoka (Maid no stoto-
cees hold and demand that they mead- today, bat he Ototaly
give you a chance to show the dMat Eke at
s "World just how cute you are. Your
scriby is not trying to be sar-
castic, we really would like to see
«*a contest
Things in Orange are rather
quiet at this time of year, and
such a beauty show could liven
Cove Okays
Bond Issue
For School
One of the biggest majori-
ties ever given a Dond issue in
Orange county was rolled up
by voters in the Cove Indepen-
dent school district Saturday
when they approved a $35,000
school construction proposal 120
to 2.
Proceeds from the bonds, added
to $4,000 from the school main-
—congress remain ***•“ tenance funds and *U».3T4 in
Zntto President Truman an government money, will give the
emergency money bill permitting diatrict a new school building,
the federal government to go on Naw overcrowded
operating in July. The present Cove school, buUt
The unuaual Saturday night ac- many years ag0i and long since
tkm was necessary because none t its period of usefulness has
of the big appropriation measures badly overcrowded since the
for the fiscal year beginning at -------------
Emergency Money
WASHINGTON. June 30 (AP)
tonight passed and
War Is Virtually Ha
Pending Outcome of P
By Don Huth
TOKYO, Sunday, July 1. (AP)—The Reds near midday
today still ignored the United Nations offer for armistice talk*
in the Korean war—an offer extended more than 24 hours
ago. Jbroaacasis irom Peipmg and Pyongyang, the Chinese
and Korean Communist capitals, carried only the usual pro-
paganda. The Pyongyang ra-
dio became inaudible at 8:15
. up the joint considerably.
If you girls take the slam
Gassed on to your beauty in this
roluma, you might as well admit
it yourself and to everyone that
"We girls in Orange ain’t as i
•as we used to be. We’re not
mol if tMNiNMN, m u* j— _ —.... „8„, ___„ ... ,
The mods on which manutac- mWnj«ht tonlght had yet beenap- lation early in World War II. MALIK, RECOVERED, IS DINNER HOST—Soviet U. N. delegate
b*™ kL!SjsarsSF pr^s°»“-HrT
..... ss aranswiSJBffiaWisrsstssK
the money he wanted tor me ---------hi« ar- VAA*
included cowon wocb, «p
panel, many household appliances
and —‘**1
dnm ------ «ive rresiaeni vn«™» ™ drive, will begin as soon as nnai cn Malik had been reported iU since his Korean peace oroaacast a
u». to P« tteo ty % ™k “llCT'b,K “ ”coverea “,,,n' ” ,A*’ w'"p,,'>“>1
cute articles under a new type of con- *^j.esjdent amendments orig- Jnri - contract let 1 "
t as trol which, in most caaes wouM f^Uy tacked onto the bill by the A P^rkhu^t mesident of “ . . ... ITT . » . .
*«s we used to be. We’re not as trol which, in most caaes would tecked onto the bill by the
4snrt, noi as talented as the girls have oecome effective Monday. <-note would a “disastrous — 0 hn,u Hoard
who grew up a few yews before Their ceiling prices would have SS&k^fa aid spending.
been baaed on pre-Korean leyels. bm „ ,-^nped by the SatuXy^
1 w"W
uceu umcu an r*
And in case you thing Around plus certain coat
'Town is not talking about you, that time,
you are urged to make this test: This OPS
Sit baton*-your mirror before you forced sonM
Ho on a date ,and if you are under although in_________
the impression that you're pretty have permitted Increases.
«. Parkhurst, president of
tile Cove school board, said after
. -* had been
iat his
with
XF
outstanding as a you.ig woman,
then you’re included w today's
Remarks.
Come on, girls, make the Jay-
,ogees rtue«e on their decision to
drop the contest. We’ll shout for
any girl who thinks she’s beauti-
ful .. . and most of you definite-
Miss Oranga Event
tolled off by JC'
Since rollbacks are kenned,
OPS ante it bed decided on “mi
indefinite freese" at Jnoe 10
levels of goods whisk weald
have been affected by what Is
technically known as the “gon-
eral msnnfaetnrers order” and
companion refutations.
Michael V. DiSalle, OPS ad-
The bill as revamped by the
conference committee was passed
256 to 12, sod by
_______was aboard the *This expression ot confidence
yacht Williamsburg Originally It jn quj. pjans by the taxpayers of
was planned t6 speed the emer- ^ district makes all of us feel
WorM War li Ends Six Years Late
For 19 Japanese Holdouts on Isle
Re Martin HffMlt
a. m. Sunday. And, by 11 a. m.
no reply had been heard from
Peiping. Gen Matthew B.
Ridgway's message to the Red
field command proposing armis-
tice talks was being repeated in
Korean, Chinese and other lang-
uages. He invited the Reds to a
meeting aboard the Danish hos-
pital ship, the Jutlandia, in Won-
san harbor on Korea's northeast
const.
The battlefront lull lengthened.
Two Red platoons made explora-
tory jabs at allied lines on the
British Are Accused
OfBui’diagupLoad,
Sea aad Air Power
la Viciaity of Iraa
By Robert B. Hewett
TEHRAN, Iran, June 30.
(AP)—Britain headed at least
one more frigate toward the
east - centra] front, northfitlj
Inje, but withdrew under
small arms fire. A minor
continued at one outpost at
break Sunday. TVlSI
Evth sides exchanged mortgr
fire, but it was
... Allied air at;
. One bombing raid
___H Pyongyang’s air fi ‘
Allied air patrols spotted an tor
timated 1,900 vehicles moving^**
various directions behind
munist lines in North Korea,
than 900 were moving south
ard the front and about 400
moving north, a pooled field
patch said
Ship la
In the South
Pusan, the
was ready ^
notice for Wonsan,
of the 38th parallel
Commodore Kai Hammerfeb,
commanding the ship, had it emp-
tied of patients and prepared
quarters for possible conference^
Counseling patience, a high
lied officer in Tokyo said, “F
ought to calm down a little.
j*»y guess -that WOt * thing
happen for hours at least." >'f
No Time Lindt
There was no hint of any
■ ■■ ■ li
'im
By Martin Moon
GUAM
was pianneo sm*- — ^ distnct maxes an or uS ^deredf their rifles on ‘*la”d~th^rt ‘me^clamb^rto erutaer^MamlSus off the’’ refinery limit in
gency bill to him so he could sign mighty good,” Parkhurst added. Pacific home for seven y*«s. Cnrrring a cat, they c a oered ^ q{ Abadan whkh.jS?i»W«
it before midnight tonight jje sa(d the board would move aboard a U. S. Navy tug on the first stage An Iranian spokesman protest- repeatedly in 45 lansui _
But the White House announced with the new school just Theirs was a strange story of their enforced community ed bitterly that Britain is touilaing emphasis on Chinese ana
It had been decided by the Budget as r*pldiy as possible. five deaths among the original 33 ....-------------„ . --- ---------
i...-____ ,v... K jn a jjght over a womM, and of
feuds over who should be head
bureau, the Justice department
and the White House staff, that
there would be no legal difference
if the bill is not signed until Sun-
day morning.
So the bill will be delivered to
.uicnaei v. moane, wo So the bill will be aeiiverea to
ministrator, issued a statement ex- ^ president in the morning for
pressing hope Congress would lrt his gignature.
these regulations go Into effect
later. He said they “are altogether
----------f--- Thailand Premier
The Orange Junior Chamber of p Mr Truman b expected to Te- p0|.nc-arJ L.y Dpkolc
'^HtTad .‘Mfe stranget-0*controU SKlaUon he
Orange contest scheduled '-*•
New Pastor ft Fill
PulrH Han Today
Four Persons Hurt
In Wreck on Park
(Pietore en Page 2)
The Rev. M. 8. Riley, new pas- Four persons were injured, none
tor of the West Orange Baptist ^ous^, Saturday about 8^0________ _____
church, arrival here with his p. m when the enh'"Weh the> ^ Uved weU ^ flsh wlld porki
family, Mrs. »Uey and itieir^two war. riding, iw fresh fruit and vegetabl
athan, in the Mariartas
an in tneir enrorcea commumij ea Diueriy inai —■ ; .
(e, up her land and air power as well In Washington it was reported
The U. S. Navy finally convinc- in bases threatening Iran from the that the United States would Wte
, m fu„i «rt. west. to negotiate an armistice on TO*
•nt general military line r*-
than preciarty on the pkj
parallel boundary «* Htotit
South Korea. _
cept in one small area In toe
ed the last 19 that the war ac- west.
tually was over by dispatching a This was denied at the Arfeme
plane which dropped letters and ministry in honden. A Brtttoh
photographs from home. Only spokesman «M “there have been
TltoblltaTKS»kn, HUS- Exce„.............. _
tJOL it y sein Maki, told newsmen at Aba- west, United Nations force, toe
'T! lt‘ . , . . ... v dan that if the British try to take north of 38. in some places to tor
The 19 holdouis Were as healthy possess|on 0f a single inch of Iran- as 20 miles north.
■»* teey had beeq. ian territory In the quarrel over
ater this month because entries
wants.
WASHINGTON, June 30 (AP)
—Premier Pteutaonggram of Thai-
riding van into a parked had lived well on fkh:^ild pork, ojl nationalization law, “the
at ti»e local church today.
... north dFwmfc
at the local church toaay. The injured were Mr. and Mrs 2l who
■522^^ aKiS; i ««“»> »v.r tte o, th. Sh.U-0-Art.b, . *»»?»
uii ueuause cmries —riciuiw uiav«w»**‘ -
- chairmen Leland BfOtheT of OrOligG rebcis o^hb^rountr^and /back
Pat Wilson said ar- _ , . * • ■ in charoe of the government, the
Residents Expires
---------,„rt OI „orlo „„ JfgiS OHicers Setae
a,* oi ii »h. sssrssSiiSrSyfc For Propeller
lira iin Thti UfRS tVlf» WGITian. a _________—4
Contest co ______
Morrow and Pat Wilson said ar-
rangements had been made for
iihe auditorium, sponsors of con-
testants, and for the master of y. Bennett, 78, brother of
ceremonies, but only one girl had q c. Bennett and Mrs. W- Mc-
^greed to enter despite efforts of Corquodate of Orange, died Sat-
Jaycees to enlbt the interest of monrfng In Seguin, Texas,
local beauties. ^ Funeral services will be held in
The local Jaycees had estab- Bernard, Texas, today at
lished a remarkable record in 5 p m
•sponsoring that beauty contest in No other details were inunedi-
thelr past efforts. They sponsored ttaly avaitabte here,
five such contests, and the win-
ners produced two winners, one ____ . _ ^
and two fourth places Judge Will Fountain Returns
annual “Miss Texas” con * *■ —------* *— o-i—i—
Rev. Riley served as
North St harass
was moderator of Carroll county mp v--,, told the i
gunner up
jn the am
In charge of the government, the
State department was advised to-
night-
The department said it had
been advised by the U. S. emtoas-
■y
was -—— ......I - ,P* T------------ .--.
Fighting which broke out after R^ey are
reported dying down and was ex . -u r*nny>tv officer in
adrised00’ **“ dCPart’ Baptist Training union in Mis-
ment was advised sissippi. Mrs. Riley also was a
There were ao additional details county officer in the Woman’s
Rev. Riley served a, ndrtoter of ,bvr ambulance and
river between Iran and Iraq, to
i-
X
took up to* 8.^-torMruriti«, ing Saturday mgt -
Man BlaiTIfiS Cuts Which has Abadan under its guns. G^?v| McIntosh. Beaumont, prs
n advised by tt«e U. S. emtoas- CarroU county ^re "told” tor.ccident T‘Q^,ameS Th«, n.marentlv were the two .*• . f* »
at Bangkok that the pranier tor four y«ars, county stewardship ^hen ^ aut0. driven Oil THrOWII Bottle
s released unconditionally. chairman for a year and a state ^y ^asoni crashed into the
by Thomason, crashed into the
(ruck while he was lighting a
cigarette.
These apparently were the two
frigates sent with the cruiser to
7 " 77'7 ^ Godfrey feflSWUl*!* •
James Ohson of is the Messina.
Second Melon Party
'g
Planned by Mayor
a Judge will roanuun aeianu There were oo adcuuonai aetaus -------— -
i- After Treatmeat !■ Galveston in the brief message from the em- Missionary union for four years
Judge Will Fountain, justice bassy. f8*-# Ivw^iKtoni ^lteae . t UJ » ----------------
of the peace of Precinct 1, return- . Je^d^PbalfwS Mar°r at mother man by a woman.
, a .■ | ed bomeFriday from John Seidy xRXAN HEADS KEY CLUBS nounced ™rt(M {ictr* “ld th* ck>sely
Ylfinal TIlFM nMKS homSa in Galveston where he „ of study at the New Orleans sem- ^ at two wrotermdon P«rt es mad* by a kni
r HlUl I HI WV HvvnJ imte treatment for the MIAMI, Fla., June 30 (AP)— inary. _ . „ attended ,or citizens T^aid ------*---—-- "O-w*
Of Camjrs fa Opi
■ •
yjnSrt'i'
June 30 (AP)— Inary.
Sherman, Texas, Mrs. Riley is SS.
second and final three 4«th wedding
erf the Orange public ostein tnmr wm weaaing
__ summer Sy^ton^T for v«ntoy today.
... and girls will begin Monday.
Athletic Director O
who la camp director,
Saturday that a
Unf openings will ______
boys and girls who want te attend
Ted Vestal of Sherman, Texas, Mrs. Kiiey is ». ao« >««*« The mayor previously
wa6 reported Really Unproved wa. eleetad president of Key Club Sunflmver ^or coUtoc and the ^ wouW hold a big melon pwty
Fountain will International today as closing Jackson School of Nur^.IJ* st city hall on June 12. Saturday
wui _ —---„-----—------—----- ’at city haU oo June 12. Saturday
anni- business of the eighth an- she studied to be a medical mis- he ^ he had added a water-
nual convention. sionary. melon feast for the Negro citizens.
. 4 This will be staged In the park
St Turrett road and Second street
is the Messina.
“A British troep carrier nas
entered toe Shntt-El-Arsb aad
gene up the river past Abadan.”
Maki said. “It Is leaded with
British troeas aad earrtad tanks.
We else have leaned the Bri-
tish aew have 15# ••anee fat toe
area of Ba*f». Hahbantas. Shn-
ai*'a (aH In Irna'. and Kowatt.
_______________ _ -if they are trvln* to create a
sem bled those made by a knife. th)rd worH war. I will tell you
The injured man was picked up Hatty that Britain wimW bejee-
at First and Cherry streets and t roved in such a war _
brought to the hospital by a Clay- Perria. If thev are just treto*
bar ambulance. threaten us.
City police were investigating, by bluffs.”
street, was treated at Frances Ann
Lutcher hospital Saturday about
10:15 p. m. for a long gash on
his right arm between the elbow
and wrist and another cut just
above his right eye.
Olison told police he was hit
by a broken beer bottle thrown
Mto| Of-
re-
Amenca, were elected by
board of governors during a
ing Saturday night at
>ve Country duto. — v-j-
____H Allen, OrangA vfoe-
presidents; Capt. John F-
grift. Port Arthur, '
treasurer. ... ,
State Rep Edwin O. NtaWZ of
Orange, was speaker during toe
meeting-
RETURNS
0, (AP)—SgE
Jose I. Cardullo, the lOAUOth
Korean veteran to return to Seat-
tle, received a special weleomgto-
j
SS Second Armored Heads Back to Europe
during the final period.
■ Parents wishing to ~
may do ao at
and
S==rS; a?
I ■ ■■■ l In too dusty coa
Almost Believe | r.r'-b'STS
J Tboixtarshoorert today, too tar^ too emlloos.. Mot
on the night of Friday. July 13.
Candidates foe the two city
commission posts which will be
, ■ P I ailed at an election on July 17
_ wub#r le,Ils_ A n-- group goes from A few signed foe s Regular Army wtu be invited to speak at both
iffiStcr&Stl tJ^hfJStz£sz SavfcaSfJi
coo- Gslv«ton July 15. World War II, who made it “HeO for the two occasions and will be
^There'were ao*bugles blaring, on WhaoU” through North Africa, ^rved i« cold,
ivtant they can meet any snu rnere ^ ^ -«udi* France and Germany.
left for the Second Arm-
'll. 'Galley, too assistant and division’s return trip to Eu-
CXI m Wgl iwse ----- -_ _________
tev are just trrin* to t-
Iran isnot frightened rQf0n<je Jy,^0|
V too want to hear n iaP|
Census el Available Housing for Negro
humorous yarn about
old days in Oraoge gat
Bourns to tsU you about i
Tom Teal coma to O---
foot and with a live
on Ms
care at
by
SldlJ, FTincc anu vwiubuj- %
™ Accident Victim In
» m 2iJ£ »SS SeHous Condition
. home wim- Writo •* tk“<rfU’
ao short mobiMiation right after the war
have been tilled. The illvitioo now
* said Is just about up to -drengta, with
replacements trained ter the tank-
Families lo Get Underway TWUftenwaa
taAu^°'rtJsrt« stws&SASJSSis
around Oreng. WUI b^n thU ^ ^ will ,0 ^ the Held Ms
"^rvey will be conducted today Alpine last vreek, still
°a3* >SE j^ST,wb5’4^S. ^ —
'its purpose is to find tern- Kelly and Som tanfe Q
^ quarters for member* adll •urvay the sre« on
of tatnilta* the north side of Burton street la
haw to vacate a -or- Bookm T. Washington Home.
r-M
job as
Willie Web
ras reported
This will bo to
bow
exactly
FssosbsI to
wrote us the
In a
tote Friday in
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 152, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 1, 1951, newspaper, July 1, 1951; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth558660/m1/1/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.