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The Weather
Bt i mtrd PreM Internauaiiqj—
SOITH CENTRAL TEXAS —
Tartly cloudy and warm thra
tomorrow with widely *o*tt*r-
ed afternoon thundershower*.
VOL. 70—NO. 167
CTERO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY. Al (11 ST 20, IONS
8 PAGES - PRICE 5c
fyTown Talk Man>’Hear
Air-conditioning salesmen
should have a 100 percent
finch these days.
Walk into an air condi-
tioned store aV<d you want
to stay.
It would appear Vpj
that the efficiency of em-
ployees in any institution
could and should be in-
ti cased at least 50 percent
when they work in air con-
ditioned comfort.
This is not only a free
plug . . . but you guys and
gals who sell the equipment
snould go a bit further. Get
rot with your cold sales.
* ¥ •*
S J. Wallis and son. Jack
should be walking on air
these days after the fine
allowing their turkey toms
made in the recent competi-
tion sponsored by Luling
Foundation farm.
The competition with
birds throughout the na-
tion put Wallis Turkey
Ii’anch toms at head of the
list for weight and gain
in weight at a specified
age.
The Waliis stock has al-
ways been tops . . . and we
ar® sur»* will always remain
ju-t that
¥ ¥ ¥
Congratulations to all
who had a hand at staging
the annual Chamber of
Commerce member ship
meeting and barbecue, and
* special hand to Oscar
Adickes and the many wiio
cooperated in the actual
staging of the barbecue
supper.
The food was fine, the
program excellent.
All who attended we are
sure will remember it as a
most enjoyable occasion.
¥ ¥ *
Society has lost some of
power to respond effect-
r ely to the phrase, “juven-
ile delinquency." The public,
faced with this real and
serious problem and finding
no resolutions that seem to
work, has a tendency to
remet the problem from Its
collective mind.
It 1s obvious that the
P'oblem of juvenile delin-
quency will not go away,
e-en though we say it is
not there. Yet because of
this attitude, concerted ef-
fort has become extremely
difficult.
This may be 'lie reason
fci the “remarkably diver-
sity'' of efforts to deal with
juvenile crime in this coun-
try This term is used m a
Continued on Page 8)
Dallas Man
Speak Here
''Your newspaper and join'
hanks hold tie gauge of the fu-
ture progress of \our city
Tins has ihe parting'-thought
and highlight Of the message
ertaill 'brought to the Cuero Chamber
of Commerce and guests Tues-
day night by Gmis Throghioi ton
prim ipal speaker at the annual
Chamber mcoting-barbecue at
Cuero Municipal Paik.
Throgmorton., a Dallas insur-
ance executive spoke to a large
(iovmI which completely filled
the large picnic unit and a largo
table t.empnrarilv eiieeted.
Throgmorton u edited tie Im-
siress man as being responsible
for our system of free entei-
pure and chained the Chamber
of Commerce with the duty of
producing a be tier community.
Speaking informally, the Dal-
las guest spiked his after-dinner
talk with humourous stories,
keeping the large ciowd relaxed
and entertained
Throgmorton was miiodmed
by. h. A. Koe nig, vice-president
in charge of operations W ,1 ox
Trend.
Penn Beaklev. Cuero business
man. was master of ceremonies.
Out of town guests rere intro-
duced by Chamber .Manager
(ieorge Williams ,lr.
Chamber oi i i< < . due. tors
and staff were introduced by
President Charles Riebsc Idager
Olftc s to take office Sep.
temhe- 1 a,e Da ve iiauiuiian.
president 'Irs. F. IT. Nielsen Jr.
\ ice - president, and Deucy
Schorlc trea-u ri Wdli.ims is
manager and Miss Betty Ma.xey
1= offi• c secretary.
Directors whose terms expire
August Til are Maurice Aron-
vtem, .I,-lines in \V. ( Fos-
tci', fldhe-i t Ifcificinan, Kd
Pehm and W. T. Smith. Hold-
er, er due., lots are Oscar Adc-
k'n, Bonn e Ila'i i-,on, Kauffman.
Howard Kleineeke J. b. Me-'
Aliste. . Riebsrhlagrr, Scheme
and Werner Wolf.
Directors to a-sumc office
Office Sepre.mhe, 1 are Kdmund
C. Boy sen. Nic k Cameron, I„
Duckett. Weldon Corbel. M,n.
vin Junker Kam McDougal and
Mrs. Nielsen
In-coming Pir.idcnt Dave
Kauffman "jacke hi ieflv, credit-
ing RiebsclJager as being an out-
standing president.
The progt arrr u as e ;o,ed null
a benediction hv Rev; John
F,an|e. pastor, (iin, e t.pisconal
( hureh.
TPA Members To
Stage Annual
Barbecue Thursday
Members of Post • M ' TPA
"ho ui]| gatre• op Thursday
night for the annn.il post bat be-
etle vr ere i rminded Wednesday
to “bring sour nun gear '.
The menu v dl cor si f 'of my.
ts-,\ Mow barbecue and all the
trimmings.
Ihe old city pump fiou.e s. <
on the (iuadalupe will be scene
of the affair, with set \ ing to be-
gin al 7 o'rlO'rC.
Rulings Of Court Must
Be Folio wed-Eisenhower
GOVERNMENT
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Hd* (ti.ifilN I'urni Hiirc::u ns a to flu- tiitmtl
( oiiicsl lo-IH Ih**f SiiimIh> jtt Tururr ll;HI. Man Gail r«•
Uu* < row n from (ieoiKia \\ \:»• I of ( jivro, who rci^iool
during I9A7-AM.
( a ro]\n H.irr** of A oakimi Diner I mm oiiiI and S nulr.i \s
< fu n of ( lino third. OHif-r rout# **!..nf* were Loretla IvunpniMii
of > orktow n. Knf hl< f ii ( Uodre of N.inlhi im nitd liai h.n a flag
eitmei«*fer ol A oakum. (K» eoi d riiofo)
Receive Applications
Superintendent’s Job
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STATES MUST
HANDLE OWN
SITUATIONS
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cet' i a for ti.c jnh of supi : mren-
uen' c,f Ciic.c) I.'.clep'-'ridenl S. Ivon]
Dl.-ll'icf. Si bool Boa pel Prc-i-
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fd this
1.. Fervuson Jr.
morning.
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to". ,
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plans
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No Run-off
In County
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begin
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ter Mi.if adnMui'h afnrs
apoo/ cl lor Ihe , ,1 km
Fei 'iison aid die' ho.iid
I a I, e' ail sf c p. nc*i c s,i i v j :i r i,, -
ploy III" 'll" h"-l O .III OH i I ,c-
lull in Ihe - no, V -1 I , pc i- -1i 11c1.
I he , "' iii In,- a m i,pc "in
lender!I. bog an Ti r • -da i 11 mi ning
'll Pm I. trial d ; I . rnn d In I ,
Ri< ba, dsm, ^ 11. ..nilion
".hicli liei u.mcs c!P i 'i • Si'pli’m-
bc: r 1.
Rii hai (Isccii, who has ii'ived as
f-iiem su[)ci intenderii suin' Ju.y
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IN AGSCCMcNT Pi .'ic tarv. of Mate John foster Dulles and
ran- ii i-Yiirigii M eirtaiy Sclvfyn IJoyd (onlcr at an enier-
' P.\ -a i a in Now Votis at -c.lni'lt lime IJoyd lent
ii I t>' |>jn111 la I'rc aa iit Ki -'cnhcma i's Middle Last plan.
Mer chants Pleased With
Business On Bonus Day
i iliD-s nrul pcifrom noi^h-
i»uinu 'V'DimunH ics An«dhf*r
Hi^i ' U.Tfit v ho noth-ed the
- Tm.D n rnd ;dfi ilm’od ihi1^ su«
i css ,!n llr rxtrii rurulitlidn of
Ihr ( 'di'i) Hrrotd which corned
(Tonfirmed on Pax® 8*
Will Sell
Programs
Ur-I 1;»s
I Jr W it T rn-unty \ofrr> v.ill 1,-1
Ro 1<* the fa ills Sul urdu; when file
I>eiii(M i ai i< PPi’mary run-oif is
held in 'Fexas.
'Ihr DoU ill Count v I )eir,o. i a in
K.\f m u Ii v c ('o mm ii for has voted
19 iff ]] against holding the run-
off in vvhj< h there are no local
; a os
'Only i.ace rfhe ballot, far
as I>eU ifi ••'i>unty is r on* er ned.
uoual hr ihe run-off for Asson-
dir .iu^ia e of Hie Supreme Court.
P1;ot 1. ftohervW. Marnilton ol
Midland <unr:t\ ofipcises J. Kdwm
Small -,l Han .s county.
< * >i ii It > D(tihh!;hIii' lu\eiuti\r
Con.millre ( 'han roan Otto Km h
snid the coinmituu \ot#.*d flgai’nst r,lJlin^r ’A r' ^• :1,'d r,H'f',n-: in
SCHOOLS OPEN
SEPTEMBER 2
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Future Teachers
Hold Execulive
Session Tuesday
Yearly Budge! Is
Adopted By Guild
At Regular Meeting
\VV's!(*y ,in Nervi'r
adept'd its budget Tncscbr.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. M. —
.CRD President Bis*nhow*f
said todiiy there cu»n h* “no «qu!«
vocation as to the responsibility
of the federal government'’ to tie
that court rulings on school iatB>
Station are c arried out.
11“ also said that eai h state hgs
ihe re*pon«ibilily In see that the
court mandalcNS are not opposed
by violcn' *-.
“If a stair cannot by action
oi' (lelibciata failure to act per-
mit violence to frustrate the
preset vatiem of individual rights
as determined by a court decree.'*,
die* President said in a .xtatpmerjt
which be read ai fhe opening of
a neves l•ll|iferenl-e,
“It is my hope that each state
will fulfill its 1'ihligation with a
full -eah/ation of the gravity of
any oilier course,''
.No Change In I’osHimi—
Defiance hv a state of this duty
would present “the most serious
problem.'' bp said
“Bid there can be no equivoca-
tion as to the i esponsibillfy of ths
federal government in such sa
event.'' he said
The President «aid his position
was pxactly that of a year ago.
He then quoted from a statenqotrt
I hep in whirh he said:
‘The very basis of our ia#tv&>
ual rights and freedoms rest*
upon ihe certainty that th* presi-
dent and the executive branch of
government will support and in-
sure the c arrying out of the deci-
sions of the federal court*.”
The President did not specific-
t u.ip'cr w ill. act.im sell programs ! ally mention the use of troops.
" ail--Lome tool ball games this Bur his statement appeared t«
. ir ;u. ending to Chapter make it clear that he would lisa
I'“poi t'*t I*.. C Bergen who said them again as a last resort.
, j luiuuci. cu-ip appointed al a "The Solemn Duty”—
Yionei.i, mghl meeting to sell ' fie said that all Americans muat
icl\ pi i isements lor the pro understand that tf individuals,
■ i;i;- communities or states are “g©-
I irt S.i ' t P . -Mger anci mg succesatully and eontinuously
l ill.'ui Wcrndcl comprise one 10 defy the courts, then there ia
,, o'luiio/* anci 'lomim Waison .anarchy
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unbr
ol 1re Cueto J-'FA
11
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op* '
.holding,the nin-ofl by a method
of reipih. postcard
. If the run-off would be held,
Ile\'.;ti coiintv . . oicialcs wli')
jail .fur oilirc’ in tfie July -pri-
mary would Have hail tc* foot the'
bn! althcijigh none of the local
candidate’s 'vc.o'cj have lieen on
the ballot
I
Methodist
Hat I cm ill,
Thomaston
Man Dies
Dukes Winner 01
Sonut Day Prize
•h>lii’ I.’ 1 Ofu.’ ?
l.<*f° i' y ;nnrr of the ir-
M ^fl-’ hy L7nn* r
(*:« u fyOni:-' r>eA>.
I>1 ikO' ■' d* r*r ii
h«:no * t[ ; <•. 3 tr: (;d <j.j; .n2 ?}io
dri’ ft Hh* !.» n ? r.loanin^
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lovy.sLiip M;HI ■>{ I*
Clnjifh Mrs f i< n
[>f(‘sidf'nt prrsiii* i
Dr. \nn l.a*1 #‘h»* • *• 11
hriP f'tr Ihr \**.u s pifi^in .i ;i .1
"ill n'ppr'a; m !hr* v#*;trlM>n!; \?i>-
l-iH-v Harden i:d\f h lopoit of 1|»<*
' onl'U*:i"f w »• k*Uid a- Mt V ( v-
i»>y. I *'■!;•' M!c
Hu* i i ■ a i d 1 •<•!>•' Im TT .'if;
hi. ii**; 1. id(* 1 «• -t'D’ciM, ic'd •<»<>!.
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BIBLE VERSE
Krep sontiil wlsil.nii Hncl
disc ret ion. I’rcu ertes "t "ZI
!f we do the tec-1 v.e knev.v
I'-'U'igir'. ptotialkc tha*
vvisil.m will increase .v 1 * n
e V|rf l tr ite e.
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d I’a.igcu the si’.-ond commit:
•( ii. pi. Adv isor Wilson Milli-
• ...1, . pi. ncd iiiics of the dauv
,,’tid beef S'.,;:;, h|e to lie Ic'd
c:*;. ,c;" 1 in* llou.ston Fat Stock
Sfiou ic,-,1 vtutt. He also look
■c.'S of Mil’ll IOIU s who ace go-
. tn Ic'd cages ,md lambs lot
me south Texas I at esioc k Show
nc.’.xi March.
He said that all Americans hfv*
the solemn dot' ” t'j compl> wjth
tma! orders of ttie courts.
I nsenhovv er repeated hi* ©ft-
expressed belief 'that the com-
mon sense of the individual an4
his feeling of civ ic responsibility
mu.,: eventually come into play it
we aie to solve this problem."
1,505 Bales 1958
Cotton Is Ginned
7 Refuse
To Testify
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hi i»t'.T#»r N|rs. Xiirtu*
ill nf ( •!> Hi. «11 #*>1 till*
lilt* ill I <1 h «
IVtiri.i I ui I Id- hi ( mi i
!un**r;tl * r i iriu« i»»«*l»tv an*
iDiiji- \ • nrrit.il of two
i .* n*’ lihTs frttin out of
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lull
L.-’iDirv ifi IieWm
\< nod 1 j()T» hnl»*v Thiu
If yy AK IP VP elid'd todriv
lie 'i t!\;n h.rnployiizPni Com-
ion dHd p in Vit tona.
•fli’ftip 1« leading Jhp
•n u’rinni'< v'»h 1 1*118 h«!-
Yt.iiJo it has kinnpd 211
f’upio and HochhPirn
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SIRLOIN STEAK ‘
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KNIOHTfO - c
r- c'a'd gd.e -r - |
r-of its p*e-“. x-e
c-gh 1 j .} ue
x : v. s / to - g: ' - me -
e- he swtveca • t
o •»'. Vrr *•*••» ' g'.
• -;-**d -he tt«‘ *• ' • Car »
r ; chengir.g cj -^-rce ’O - r n
trrm 'h* c a Ic -.
( '>• ad IVdear. T'J who inpd
t.'.'.N- of his life in the Thomaston
area dc»d at 1 111 a m todav Irt
Kenrdv " be e ’e and h:« vv.fr
had been making their home wi h
a son the past year.
Mr Dedear had been in ill
liealth several months
He was hot-n July go iHkh in
Mission Vailev. a seen of t om,id
and Katie Gollry T)ed“ar. He v a«
married t-j Annie le- Hot/ irt
C into m mi
The decea»“d was < .aged tn
*gi u J.'ure r c.»t nf :'e
v : OI s a i e - , w i' f- , '
Kc rc’dy tic ee sons Hetltert a.-d
Ilenrv isith of Kenedv, and Is- ,n
of Mathi- ore naogi. er. Mu.
(' !> AiKinsC'O of Keredv ' co
bto'hers Will e of
and Fred of C ,e r, one si.-ter,
l/’iera Hot/ of Thomaston. four
gc and" hc'dien and ‘our gtc-al-
gi andchiidrr n
h'une.a! -e. ... ace ««• a' 10
a m Tbuiwdav a’ h e nd huner-
al Home Ft' .* er K «;“■> of
Kerc-ds. \'-r;r.biy of ,-cd dic-
f..jrca, •>.. if .r, Tr».
Sa\in<*s Bonds Group
Holds Annual Meeting
xTwrntv-flve liuiiness men a-.; Hi lai'iit C m,: ,n.ce<! t,. > . c
ri’vi. leaders met Tuesday nig -'c.irig.s f„>i.cis me j,.- a p.i •
August IJth ’ W niters F‘a ■ r:... <ti‘i c.p.uatirL I’Wigo ’ ■ ; . u
Srhulrriuijrg. Texas, tn the am; . cl t' We .an t.-t - ,* f t*
meeting of Distiht No J.S of 'tie t . ti.nii* ini.i w t j. . or
United Ma’es Savings rsond- nt’r o' -av mgs !- • . . p
gram. Hitch N. .Schwartz Distrr ■< i,. ,ader t.a-e f..t ’
t ha . man presicied and introciu’- u 1 '!><’ '
“d the piogiam f.,r the eventr.: Mr liete
H ra T Helaion Vue Pie- Th. !
.ler.t the Frost Natio: al Ba; -. es a -1
• •f Sao vntonco and fountv Oi • , . .■ r ,1
man f.■>. the U. S Savings Bor - I.
pr«/gr.'i.;i in Hexar ( ourJv a- I-
the speaker of the even t - M.
Thomaston Hetst 'O »a.d “The l ni’“d - . - i-
ings Bonds Piogrant has three tc
main fur.c tions. One t.j ten n
thrift to ever' mar, woman and P
»mid in Ameina. Second, it i« it
the soundest Firm of debt nan- r»
agenjent tha* the t nded Sta’e-
t an folio.'. Thud it is the eft t" >
r-n the pai • o' * e penp.e to V e ■
our ( e»untrv the eiomari.c IWer t.
lor t'eacf
”Ordinary Russians ’
Begin 14-Day Tour
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T»‘.t v.i!'
Ilccte. c tie e 'lie plan to
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g ■ » ' i c l.cKr- .n
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p., c i • tne 1 nited >.a-
i.icI c 1 beaters Fi.'th
s.oM-i and a tew resiclen-
v ;cu ici.it tjit’ go Washing
' a fin _ . Bitlf.ilo and N.agara
f- aio A n 'c t; h xjn os is In: -
u. ■;,; g .t;: m, : pi el.‘i
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•.> .1 tips x.H 1 -> Im p;ane
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! ■ tot s’ pa i ties sofei hv
\ .• i ci a f lxpiess aie vet to iof-
nv. an ; bv act- and one on
'be Ben. It ocean line . Fiandic.
be i • exp , ted I'I Sop’c'lt be
. “s't,. tr m \. uei. in.
' ;j.r.-M i a> heard of is tha' tne
. .m,”’ > is,' th. Ch • ago
Whether >ha' •* fht
aestneti. • ea .csn-
Schedule
Released
Regunation is sehtdulqtf
Acigii«l J.‘> at St. Michael Cath-
olic School. Rev. William Tan-
sen announced todav. Hours of
registration ate 9 until 11 a m.
and 2 until 9 30 p m.
r.ev, Jansen said classes begin
Septcmher 7
The school s eight grades wtJl
oe taught by three SlMers of rh«
lnr arna'e Word of the Blessed
Sa. lament and one. lav teacher.
Mi*. Cliesier Ian as of Cuero.
The s.tcteis airtved m Cuero
earlv this » eeku The\ are SiStPT
Romaida .'i>:er Cha lev and
■itster Marjaiet Mar' S'ster
.vlaitaiei Maij selves »« prnt-
c >f>a’
Lutherans Meet
A! Parish Hall
S' vtack l.u’h“r*r Srother-
rcac'i saihr ni a Pacush Hall
Tuesday night fo. a brief busi-
ness session. with President
Milton Bin/ presiding A’drtur
Koeb'e: ^a*e th“ top “Who
Do Xmi W ot is For ." djscussinz
ti e Chi xt:an * altitude to»«r'-"}
his e npiovor and the “mplo.'e i
ce’atton-il.o with Ic'd.
.Inin Ih.iliO'c:.' Pioi.ajt
cltaumar led th» devotions. Re-
tt esbtren's we e s“ \ “d oner
the business poct’evn o* ’he meet-
PK
Adlai In Italv
r'LORi .M, , 1'ilv Aug ri —
.1 PL' \dis; xievensor. "ho
em h totred th» Soviet I'mon
ai d Bast' Kuropq^'ial'efl
woe e Titeidi. n git" fog
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The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 167, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 20, 1958, newspaper, August 20, 1958; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth697679/m1/1/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.