The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 32, Ed. 1 Monday, February 6, 1961 Page: 3 of 10
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Rabbit Killing
Party Pays Off
SAN ANTONIO (AP)—A thou-
sand club-wielding airmen and 20
fharpshooting police Went on a
rabbit killing spree today When it
ended, Kelly Air Force Base was
rid of about 1,600 of the littje
animals. - •
The rabbies are regarded as a
safety hazard on the big base be-
cause of the danger of their being
sucked into the air intakes of iet
engtnr5sand'l>eint?:T‘Hieb'r‘d' u*vfrr
the wheels, during takeoffs and
landings.
Rabbits fell by the dozens as a
line Of airmen marched along the!
two-rhile Concrete runway like
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1961
THf ORANGE LEADER
RAGE THREE
Modern P. Revere
Ends Up in Pokey
GALVESTON (APi- A modern
Paul Revere was in the pokey
Saturday after lousing up Liquor
Control Board raids on Galveston
saloons.
The boy, 16, learned that the
And Halt 'Anti-Yankee' Feeling
,7
Texans Have Chance To Aid U.S. Relations
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one of sev- are
trot skoln written by Jock Cox, Brock- *
enrldqe businessman, after a. tour of Lat-
in America.
By JACK COX
agents were in town and rah to, Written for Th* Associated Press
several saloons, just before the Texans—individually, through
raiders, and shouted itheir business, labor and profes-
eommonly, willing to lec- ness system firsthand. .than Latin America from the Rio
turn. ' advise and counsel high! 6. Labor has a critical mission-Grande south; second, as free-
ranking Latins on local prob- ary role to fi(l in Latin-Americaldom loving Americans, we in
ler s, but unwilling to go work!—to spread the word that free.Texas have the greatest oppor-
anun.g the pitifully poor, unedu- trade unionism is the enemy, not tunities — and highest responsibil-
cated. disease-ridden masses. This |the ally, of communism. Respon- *“
against, our imagined «.nationalIsible Texas labor leaders are
“The liquor men are coming! risioiial organizations, and throughjaloofneSs entrenches resentment|highly regarded in Mexico and
By the time city police arrestefi their state government—-have) against our imagined - national] would be elsewhere,
the boy, not an arrest was made.jgreat responsibilities and oppor-i“superiority complex.*” ; 7. Church groups have a unique
After he was jailed, five were ar-jtunities to meet in helping to| 4 Insistence on U.S wavs: i opportunity in the Latin countries,
t rested. -................. .Improve United ’.Sta4^s~,.:^eAati*m®TM<sst‘*'"UvS-i"'CPTTrF*pt5'^go\“rTnTTrrTTT3ft7^,^ryw*b#re:T*£'"the-" .inrvst -et fee five
principles and systems, business j U.S. penetration into the masses
—. improve United
j with Latin America.
BIRTHDAY MONTH—February is birthday month in
the M D. Richardson family. Randy Galyn Richardson,
native beaters on safari, clubbing left, was seven Saturday,,Marvin Doyle Jr. will, be 11
rabbits which refused t.o be Tuesday and their mother's birthday was Sunday. The
Rabbits which ran ahead of the5 hc’V- wi'l>e honored'at a joint party Wednesday at their
green-clad line of airmen were, home, 910 Western'Ave. __
herded into a comer at the inter-]........ -~ ~ : —
section of two high wire fences, j
S.1*1 ,™'d 1* "*!!r To Your Good Health
The officers, members of the|
security force at Kelly, fired doz-
ens of 20-gauge rounds into the
leaping rabbits, which set up eerie j
screams as they sought to. escape. , _ » ; ......
Scores of rabbits did slip| - ’ |as agency said. “Although some'
through the lines during the drive : bv JOSEPH G. MOLNER. M D, a variety, of possibilities, and as I industries, notably oil and , steel
and Air. Force, officers are re- ‘]-wo reiated questions today-. 1 have said before, perhaps to t.he.| were in trouble, others like air-
signed lo*the fact that, rabbits j xhe first: ipoi'nt of making you tried of hear- craft manufacturing were making
being rabbits, they'll have to have, "Dear Doctor: My daughter is jing it, there is no substitute for: a comeback by diversifying into
True, the big job of halting the
Spreading cancer of “anti-
{Yankee” feeling falls to the new
iadministration in Washington. But
i I returned from mv most recent
««il l!#tam On AAA tvsila tnc 1 r In
ifies—of any residents of any
state to shew iniative and imag-
ination „in helping to win this
rfew battle of the cold war.
We must remember that the
„ fight to save freedom ia bo longer
tUn jfrain us. The critical battleground
........
Menstrual Irregularity
practices,, sanctity of contract,ils, being done by U.S. mission-|js on|y tj,e width of a river from
etc.—come from our Anglo-Amer-varies, but I am surprised thatsojj 0f fexas Even, as we
ican heritage, while the Latin,7exas churches while strongly;pray our national leadership will
world’s simitar traditions come: suPP®ri|n8 overseas work in-Asiajmove ^j^iy anj effectively to
. _________ _______ .... ______ _______from an entirely different heri- ^nd Africa—do so little among the turn the ttdkp in Latin America.
look-and-listen 20,000 mile visit tojt'age. We. are surprisingly igno-1 !*"<»* close to home |it seems t0 me tj,at as Texans,
Mexico, Central and South Amef rant of the Latin heritage and 8 Through our publfc higher iwe ougnt to take up the challenge
ica convinced that the practiccishockingly callous in demanding education institutions and private 0f our own opprtunities here at
' • • ’ that Latins do business with us {foundations, we in Texas should -
only on our own terms, embrac-!foster translating and publication
ing our standards while we ignore °l Latin writings and exchange
theirs, of such other means of studying
What can—and should—we Tex the Latin heritage,
ans do? Ampng others, I would) Manv other suggestions could
list these: - be listed. .My point is two-fold:’
1. Expand the teaching of First, that in the next 10 years
Spanish. - |no sector of the world is more
2. Institute ' a significant ex crucial to our nation’s freedom
Texas Escaped
Business Drop
AUSTIN (AP)—Texas was able
last ye#r, to a great extent, to
escape the business slowdown that
touched the rest of the nation, the
Bureau of Business Research said
Saturday.
“The Texas industrial communi-
jty continued to show solid growth
(last year.” the University of Tex- Titan*cor . - __________ - _________ —
,!'*nrv »<d “AUhm.nh nnratr head* tn rouehnecks. have change of college level students or our °wn state’s development
I-..---J ----1 .1-. — in our State schools.
of constructive good neighborli
ness must begin at the Rio
Grande.
Texas is known—and known in
generally favorable terms—
throughout Latin America, not
just in Mexico. Many top Latin
businessmen were educated in
Texas. Many U.S. foreign service
another roundup in a year or so ]7i anc| sj„ce she began m<m-
Two dump truck load' of ani gtruating two years ago, she has
mals were hauled to the base
dump ground and buried by s
bulldozer.
it was the second hunt in a0
many years. The first, held 16
months ago,’ Petted about 4,001
rabbits.
Dog Unable
To Detect Crooks
insistently had about an 18-day
cycle. She is in good health,
“Is there any danger of this
procuring an anemic condition?
Is there a drug to correct it?
Does it need to be corrected?—
Mrs. V. H.”
Excessive flow can produce a
mild anemia, so efforts should be
tracking down the basic causes. I different products while chem-
Refore you do that, treatment is] teals, food processing and apparel
largely guesswork. After you find were showing healthy expansion.”
the reasons, the correct treatment ] The report said some state areas
becomes obvious. [Had serious economic problems.
- “Other areas were growing at
‘‘Dear Dr! Molner: Please *• rate faster than the United
write" about coccydynia. a sore States as a whole, as witness the
and painful coccyx. What could Gulf Coast, the metropolitan cen-
cause it in the absence of an ters of the Texas Blacklands, the
injury? What type treatment is Permian Basin of West Texas and
made to regulate, the period—or,! used? —E. W.” j the _ High Plains of the Panhan-
alternatively. to conclude that tins Some sort pf strain or stress .has ^^” report said,
j cycle rs, for her. normal, ] been put on fhe coccyx, which juts
SAN -FRANCISCO (AP)—Eric, aj The average cycle, of course, is]Trom the base of the spine.' It.
big biack Dob?rmari-Pinscher as- 28 days, but a considerable de- could be from some injury iong
signed to guard a trucking firm 1 parture from the average is known ]since forgotten. (Among, women, I
here, is in the doghouse. He seems 1 to occur. The variation is general- jsraitn at childbirth sometimes!
unable ro tell good guvs from bad jlv regarded a’s ranging from 18.causes this.)
Burglars broke into A L. Learn-]days to as high as 40 A greater MaiiSage of a Rroup of musdes
attached to the coccyx may help.! Miles, a pretty little 3-year-old
Heat usually helps. Proper sitting ] from Grovas, can walk and play
m's (nicking office white Erie!departure from average is rare but
was on dutv Saturday night. They can occur,
opened the safe with’an acetylene Now for the second letter:
torch and downed some of Learn-! "Dear Dr. Molner: My daugh-
rr's scotch before making off with! ter, who is 2ft and single, has al-
Tot Now Walks
Almost Normally
GROVES. Tex. (AP) — Nancy
an undetermined amount of
money.
Eric must have taken a shine
to the burglars. But he was a
tiger when police came to investi-
gate the theft--Sunday morning.
ways been irregular in her
menses. She has not menstruated
now for 66 days. She is quite
nervous and easily upset. — Mrs.
c. n.”
Menstrual irregularity can be in-
fluenced ty emotional, or nervous
factors — and the second letter
| raises this as a prime point of sus-
picion. It is quite common.
I Stops should be taken to bolster
posture is very important: use a j almost normally now.
firm but cushioned seat■ jteep your j put f,ve months ago doctors
podure erect with good back sup- held little hope of saving her left
port. Don t slouch. jfoot after it was almost severed
,tr. „ * jand badly mangled m a lawn-
“Dear Dr, Molner: My grand- ; mowpr
son, seven years old. has been ) ‘______ .... . , . _
bothered with his hip. Docicis j fP!e5f JT8* u*8
say he has Legg Perthes disease. fT^.iPndo^ljatIached her doc-
Wliat is it and what might cause itor'. as*le<^ ^*ls name not
it? — Mrs. B.” used. .said.
home.
figured prominently in develop-
ing the Latin countries' oi! re-
sources. This special familiarity
has built a special foundation of
There is another side to the
coin, however. Texas is more in
Latin-America's spotlight than
any other single state. While
"good things” about Texas may
be exaggerated, so are “bad
things” given more attention than
we in Texas may realize. This
is important to the whole cause
of freedom in the Western Hem-
isphere because the deterioration
of U.S.-Latin relations is princi-
pally the result of intention, to
what we in. this country—and
and state—d i s m i s s as “little
things.”
These are specifics:
1. Language: The greatest
single irritant and handicap in
Anglo-American relations is the
Anglo’s habitual refusal to at-
tempt to learn Spanish. Tourists’!
ignorance is pardoned, but the
language ignorance of business-'
men, educators and official rep-
resentatives of the United States
is resented as a show of colonial,
attitudes.
2. Anglo '‘superiority”: The lit-
erate Latin identifies his country)
"undeveloped” but not “back-
ward,” in the African or Asian
sense. Figuratively, such Latins
3* Support a meaningful pro-
gram for the good neighbor com-
mission.
4. Establish basic state stand
ards with respect to education
et al, of migratory labor families
5. Bring more Latin business
men here to study our own busi
FOR RECORDED INFORMATION
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ascription Service
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PAUL'S
Pharmacy
ENTH and PARK
It’s a disorder ,of the hip joint: 'r]1Pr'rtan^ although—the leaders on whom we must
stpns * could tie taken to noister usua|y »een in children.. Some) vefnf s wer* depend—are cut to the quick by
the cenera' health See whether stress or other has interferred with fP th^e were. f'1’ unthinking U.S. diplomats, busi-
tne genera neaitm see wrretner . . . . . ... to provide the circulation needed nessmen and travelers who treat
the young woman is getting proper circulation of the h.p jo nt. It is an, ^
I nutrition - some of the goofy a>'ment that tends to correct itself to malnta>n h<* sa'd-
quick reducing diets have played is of greatest help.
|their part'in such irregularity. ] _ ■ ~ ~ . „ k„,, „„
! .A, check of thvroid activity is: Fat Mv leaflet, Tit? Lost Sec-;foot back on-
also wise Sometimes study of the re] Reducing.” tells how to get. She wears a specially built shoe
nessmen and travelers who treat
top-grade Latins as virtual “chil-i
This trickle was barely enoughjdren," not as mature equals. I
3. Disdain toward the masses:
U 5. emissaries to. Latin-America
to allow the -surgeon to graft the
TABLE
SALE
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We have leased additional
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convenience
• • •
BOYS SHOES
_TOO!_
CJ ANNEX
ill
ovarian and pituitary function nd of easy way. For your:now, and she walks,with a limp,
eventually is necessary, but this is dopy write to Dr. Molner in care’Her left foot is smaller, than her
more elaborate, and'usually the ]of this newspaper,.enclosing a long, ] right, but the doctor " said it is
simpler approaches provide the in-srif-addressed, stamped envelope; growing fine now.___
formation required. a cents in com to cover cost
Keep, in mind that In some in- i °f handing,
stancef, scanty menstruation or vc Molner welcomes all readeei
.Jack of it is corrected simply by. nr‘su-- md regrtt* -thst due to the
(.persuading an inactiw young worn- Temendout vo.urnt received daily. |
an to do less sitting and more ,s unsble to answer individual;
{physical, outdoor activity, which; e ,_‘rs ur. Me i>c answe-s. read-.
,caj work relative wonders where.,ers questions .in his column when-;
I the real trouble is physical inac-:ever possible._^
: tivity. I
Where the irregularity is not a
s\*mptom of some deep-seated dis-
order, it has also been observed
that -rhe first normal pregnancy
) sometimes will put an end to ir-
regularity.
There, you see, you have quite
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One. large head cauliflower, 2
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butter and flour, 1 y2 cups milk,
i/j teaspoon mustard, pepper, 2 to
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Trim cauliflower and w'ash tn
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dribbles down sides, and remaining
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j assessed valuation of her property
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she
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amount. /
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 32, Ed. 1 Monday, February 6, 1961, newspaper, February 6, 1961; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth558918/m1/3/?q=little+elm: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.