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VOL. 66—NO. 76
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CUERO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1960
The Weather
SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS —
Fair through Thursday. Cooler
interior today and mainly near
the roast tonight.
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f*Town Talk Awards Are
. ■ _ “ Presented
At Banquet
Someone has come up
vtth the idea that it would
1C simpler for all parties
involved if a plan whereby . ™ur sluaeni J
. , | honorary award were presented
permanent license plates Tuesday night during the annual
for all rolling vehicles was | parent - son banquet of the
adopted in the State Of Tex- i Future Farmers of America.
Four student awards and one
11.
See no reason why the
plan would not work and it
would mean a tremendous
saving in time and money.
Barring the loss or batter-
ing of license plates to such
an extent that they are no
longer readable, these tags
should last an indefinite
length of time. After some
years, an ‘average’ on this
count could be determined,
thus reducing the number of
plates required yearly un-
der the present system.
Student honors went to Gerald
Rath, who received the best
chapter farmer program of
work award; Charles Hahn, best
greenhand program of work
award; Marvin Sager, scholar-
ship award; and Roy Allen Buch-
horn, earnings and savings a-
vvard.
L. C. Duderstadt was given
special recognition by being
made an honorary member of
the chapter.
Ray Sager, area X vice-presi-
dent and president of the local
chapter, served as. toastmaster
of the banquet, which was held
in the Cuero High School cafe-
teria. Leon Respondek gave the
LONG BEACH
g] 308,117
MIDWAY BUSIEST OF All—Chicago‘s Midway airport Is the busiest In the U. S. (and the
world) in both commercial flights and all flights combined, says the Federal Aviation
agency. Map locates the 10 busiest In takeoffs and landings. First 10 in commercial
flights are shown in white on black, in ali nights, black on white. (Ventral Press;
Survey Starts Friday
__ ., ... . , welcome and Roy Buchhom
Then the only time a trip , listed chapter accomplishments,
to the tax collector’s office A highlight of the evening was
the automobile owner would 1the showing of "Four star
have to make was when he Farmers of 1959," a film depict-
bought a different car or !"g fthe farms and far™lifc of
° the four Region Star Farmers
sold his old one. In this from which the Star American
event a seller would simply i Farmer fo 1959 was selected.
remove the plates from the Guests included parents of the
old car and attach same to
Census Crews Are Ready To
Begin DeWitt Enumeration
Two-Car
Accident
Reported
Two iG-vear-oki Cuero girls, Lin-
da Summers and Sally Green,
ucre admitted to Cuero Hospital
Wednesday following a two-car
collision at 8 a.m. at die inter-
section of Sarah and Terrell St.
It was reported that the Sum-
mers girl apparently suffered no
serious injury and that the Green
Igirl was being held for observa-
tion. *
I They are daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. E. T, Summers Jr. and Dis-
trict Judge and Mrs. Howard F.
(Green. Miss Summers was a pas-
! senger in a car driven by Miss
! Green.
I Police Chief Jesse Taylor repnr-
| ted that the Green ear was headed
north on Terrell St. when it was
hit by a car driven by Cosme
Maldonado, 19. Maldonado was
driv ing east on Sarah St.
Taylor said live impact of the
' collision knocked the Green ear
across the intersection and into a
| cement block on the side of the
■street. Taylor estimated $600 in
$700 damage to Green's 1959 mod-
el ear it the frame is not bent.
He estimated $250 damage to the
1950 model auto driven by Mnl-
By Nina H. Scarbrough Enumerators for Cuero will be: ! day from 8 a. m. until noon at the donatio
DeWitt County residents along Mmes. O. L. Eaves, Marion Leon- REA building, Breeden serving as Maldonado was charged V
members, certain members of | with those throughout the United ardt, Warren Dromgoole, T. a . j suPerv'sor* failure to ..-yield right of way.
the new nnr navlntr the tllf ’ tho scho01 facult>'- honorary states will begin having their Wharton, and Nina Scarbrough;! ,.T rV"^,11cr’ dl?f,r.lct .s.u.pcr‘
tbe new one, paying the dif- , members, buyers at the recent heads counted in connection w ith „„!L Tsor for Corplls Chns,‘ " hlch 1S
ference If need
he nr pet i >■ , c. u ' , .. , . , heads counted in connection with Messrs. Jesse Stone, Gordon' in the 14th Congressional District
De or get- j livestock show and other friends • the 1960 census enumeration Fri- -ru . „ . ’ , . , i. ^Mr L-oneI'esslonal District
ting a refund should his new of the chapter. dav, April first according to P i Thompson, and Guajardo Lvansto to which Cuero belongs.visited the
Primary purpose of ,hc ban- Finding Breeden of Cuero, crew Jr' • nH ,k v l m°rning 81 thc
quet was for the boys to show ! leader for the county. , SeninR the J°rk- ! °^nln* °f ’hp, sesslon
their appreciation to these pco-1 Twenty-one county residents will '°"n area Wl1 Mmes. Edwin! Breeden had previously attend-
f„.uu : . !Riemenschneider, Jessamy Tom- (Continued on Page 9i
chapter program as well as their rural ones to be inducted Thurs-! sSemer; anTHenW^Vehe.0^!
Mrs. Bennie Baros and Mrs. j
purchase weigh less than
the one he formerly owned.
License costs are based on
the weight of each vehicle.
Am sure there are some
angles we have not thought
of which might render the
suggestion infeasible, but
the subject might make a
topic of conversation. O J rr* T • C rn
Too, permanent plates bentenCeCl 1 O LlIC 1 61711
would make car stealing and
Jo Ann DeLeon
Is Stall Member
Of Roundup Revue
17-Year-Old Gang Head
Fifty Join
New Band
COFFEE BREAK — While all
that ruckus was underway
at Tennessee State prison in
Nashville, the inmates were
.missing their meals, but with
co-operation like this, they
weren't without coffee. They
used font hangers to pass the
i ir from cell to cell, so it
wasn't an instant process.
Lease More
City Lots
Wilburn Peters will work thc Wes-'
thoff area.
Mrs. Elgin Poth will enumera-1
te the Concrete area; and Mrs. Approximately 50
, J- E. Boothe, Hochheim; and Mrs. mostly fifth graders
John Steen, Thomaston.
Three more oil and gas leas-
es have been lot in York town
students,
have join-
Jo Ann DeLeon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed DeLeon of
Cuero, is a staff member of the
University of Texas Roundup re-
vue. which will he held April 2,
The lewip will tie held on die j 99(> more acres of DeWitt
ast day of Roundup weekend, county land has been leased,
when the 1960-61 university_ according to latest information
sweetheart will he presented. the office of County Clerk
Other weekend activities eon- Ray (kps
leases
e the following':
Fm ♦ c, . „ „ _ ! ed the newly organized beginners s‘s* 1 esas delays, a pa- Among- the largest
shuffling iar more difficult,! SAN ANTONIO UPI - Arturo, dered another youngster kUled. i 1 band. Director Richard Young an-! ,hf I;°"n'1-
save a lot of red tape and E^uivel. 17. breathed yigh of Esquivel (was the^ast of six I™ Sedate aSa. ' nounced Wednesday. UP Kli,' .uhl'_h .he-rev,.-. m,,. Gladys M, Crahb to
end once and for all time ,smi]e off his face and resumed gang sentenced to long jail terms j traSiM^ShSS* here ted^^month Tilme" a "similar ‘S*ametl Board Chairman hiu„ An.nl-r League; Otto L.
tf-pn.nc-0 tnnah i for the murder of Reynaldo Gar- Monday and Tues.gand Wednes-' program will no, be held next
September.
Young released
those ridiculous last-minute ms role of a teen-age tough
line-ups for plates each The youth had just heard him- cia, 15, last Nov. 15
season. self sentenced to life in prison.! The Killing happened outside a
He escaped the electric chair, community center where a dance
The state had demanded the dea-! was, underway. Garcia stepped
th penalty because Esquivel or- outside as the El Gauchos drove
----up. They demanded he turn over
LUFKIN
¥ ¥ *
Texas and other southern
states are letting the state
of Minnesota outdo us on
one count, according to a
tobacco corporation.
Yup — believe it or not,
Minnesota consumes more
snuff these days than any
Drive-in
Is Planned
A new drive-in will he
his black leather jacket, wallet
and watch. He turned and ran
instead.
Plan T rip
To Alaska
Brown. Bobby Burt, Sue Black-
..... ,, . , , A very interesting trip to Ala- "cU> Marsha Parks, Daphne Bis-
V ltnesses said Lsquival, the ska is being planned by three hop, Billy Carnes, Alton Hard,
W. H.iun et rd 1 o Lone Star
. h PD - E: I. producing Co., 200 acres, Char-
th«> f„n-ni-ino" of Soulhland |c< Lirin league; flrtyin Path et
names of the new band students- ‘‘P01' Mills. Inc., was nai.r.cd ;d to Lone Star Producing Co.,
Stew SJrS Marv Sv °f ,ho ,,0;ird airrs. Green DeWitt Lea-
Gene Finnev Donna CarruthirV s,0fkll(?l,iois "Wing Tuesday -ue: Laura K. Hoff et al to U,
S Sssie^tu S£ce’ an<1 ]V W- U',,,1ha:n J!" ^nicr P. Wyalt, 2,iS aces. John Me
Alene Frels./dwen Mills Curtis' cxccu,uc P«c.suJcnt. was ( rahh heagu, ; an-1 Raymond
■- / ’ named president to succeed Wild ct ux to 1’. It. Wyatt, 231
Kurth.
i-LTPs Jllihii M«>ss Lrdgnc,
Candidates
Comment
On Policies
Candidates for state represent-
ative, 34th District, made public
their positions on a number of is-
sues of interest to agriculture at
a "Meet the Candidates" meet-
ing Monday night at Meyersvill#
School.
Ttie DeWitt and Goliad County
Farm Bureaus sponsored the
meeting to give voters an op-
portunity to - learn more about
candidates before election day.
! Candidates were asked to state
j their positions on state-level is-
: sues on which the Farm Bureau
has adopted policies.
With only two exceptions, C. T.
"Pete” Matthew, incumbent, Dan
Autrey and Paul B. Haring gave
the same answers to the 12 ques-
tions.’On two of the questions,
Autrey was non-committal.
Autrey was non-committal on
tho following questions: Do you
favor a fee system levied on sel-
ler of livestock or livestock in-
dustry to help finance the Ani-
mal Health Commission? Would
you support legislation giving the
Animal Health Commission au-
thority to issue rules and regula-
tions without first getting approval
fo the governor?
Haring and Matthew each an-
swered yes to these questions.
Die Farm Bureau favors both.
The three candidates each an-
swered yes fo the following ques-
tions, their answers coinciding
with the Farm Bureau stand:
! Texas now has mandatory stand-
’ ard rates for casualty insurance
as well ns mandatory merit rating
Do you favor, instead of this pre-
sent system, a competitive tor
flexible) rating system, under
which each company would de-
termine its rates?
Do you favor continuing the
construction of farm.-to-market
roads and financing the program
as it is presently financed?
Do you favor increasing funds
for more efficient operation of
the Texas Animal Health Com-
mission?
I»o yo.ii favor exempting farm
trailers from registration when
used for hauling seasonal farm
produce by the farmer?
Do you favor continuing the
authority of the Commissioner of
(Continued on Page 12)
Bond Sales
Increase
Sn? Swift Action Expected
other state. Runner-up state s(rurtpd in the 500 block
are North Carolina, South
Broadway on
Joe \aldez and Abelardo Gon- Kodiak Island to hunt Kodiak Linda Mallenkopf, Joel Mal-
con- zalez, both It, whipped out home- bear. i donado, Bruce Thurk, T. B. Phil-!
of I., made zip guns and fired. Gar- ,s. p pc|| and son pat f-cjj lips, James Pridgen, Bobby Stir-
In Crime Investigation
rcconinicndatioh served to
property formerly *’'a''as *n hack, and the and Tad Lane of Cuero; and Cal- reman, Beverley Tumlinson, Rov 1
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama , , . ,, Tudzin estat(li . ™‘‘k 0[ the head. He was dead Vin Reeves of Midland, son-in-law ! Zengerle, Bruce Tubbs, Clint Sti- \M AR!, 1 () UP I tv,, uovri
and Texas, with the estimat- ) ^4 to infonnahon iiceived ihit the ground. of Seth Bell, will travel via car ^s. Robert Cox, Bob McPherson, op4ms n.fsday brought 1 mx,'
ed total of 6 million snuff Tuesday by the Cuero Record. ' d 99 ears ^prison Con*' nl ^ T Anc^rage from which f ,*^a villa^P ' ,d.,Nevv,na'T* ruse of swift action in the inves- ' !ms*
users in the country 1 The new business will be built, , J Picad^ innoeent an/wTs S 'C " E° ‘° Kodiak- ^ ^ cve,Taux' ligation of Amarillo cn.tie and ‘anoU,pr crand !urv-
users in me country. nurchased by Les- Pleaded inno<ent and was rhey wiU be met at Anchorage Erma Hernandez, Charlotte Carte, vj „ that .. d ... ,h ..r<i,
What With the recent in- ! °n ownen'of a chain,COnVK?d of a^'ra'JatP(i ^sau\t, by Fritz Lane who with his fami- Bpverl-v Osterloh, Lavonne Mills, ' ‘ "’C ltML’natll,n
creases In taxes 011 tobacco, f drive-ins with headquarters ini^n J d ^ ’ d d V 511 ly ls llvlnB at Ofognak Island M,ke Hesse-
. v. ,1 w, .1. * 01 nme-tns witn ncauqu-uieis m finc and Uvo vcars m county near Kodiak Fritz will inin thom -_
It seems unbelievable that Longview. jaiI • ^y°iaK-"111 Join them
the trend to snuff as a sub- It was not learned when con-. Two other gang members plead- e Un '..... *1Ve Absentee \ otes
been more i struction would begin or What
Besides the lots, Knutson al-j p||||0J0|
sUtute has not been more i ”,eUC1^,ne«s°U“, mimed"’"' 'Continued on Page 12)
marked. Incidentally, snuff ■ e >usiness wo 1
sales in the U. S. is valued so purchased a house located on
at $58 million. the property. 'Die house was
It, hurts us to learn how- ••ought Irom Knulsoti by Jr 1 aiiK 1
1 lladumek, Cuero lumberman,
ever, that Texas Is not the | who jn 1um sold u to A|1)honce|
biggest and best on any : geheffler. The house vvas moved
count. , Tuesday to property on E. Mor- V\ alter Holm, ■>9-year-old native
^ ^ ^ Avenue. De\\ ilt county, died Tuesday
After «a rather slow .start Hadamek had originally plan- following a heart attack. He Has
Held Wednesday
For Waller Hohn
Stevens, 37, resigned under fire
of Randall County Judge Roy Joe from his post as Randall County
Stevens and the suspensions of judge last Saturday, hut he is still
three Potter County deputy slier- u practicing attorney in Potter
1 - ——-----— — . iffs. Couptv
Xn?°rr\ Fivp absentee votes had been The Potter Countv grand jury Witm-vs at the .ommittee
Seattle, Washington will be by cast by Tuesday afternoon in the pr..|M,sed .hat a special "i,lue nb bearing Imk.d bis name uhi
boat. T rum Seattle the group c ity election April 5, according lo Da, : r. n,I |u w < onuritie .1 hr in'
plans to drive down the Pacific information from Cily Hall, i-i i v.-slicalioh'MaibM l,v the 1, ,s
l oast to do some sight seeing, and day is the final day be ab lb,mm- Gc-ncv!.!n\.■ -1,• ■..iin . , ■.
Illef> borne,_ sen tee ballots to be cast. malice |.,o
111 ctb
nod to tear thc house clown.
promoters of the necessary
acreage for the raising of j
cucumbers In peWitt Coun-
ty on a commercial basis 1
have apparently done okay, j f Gn E My thANKS for you
Word comes to US that al- , thankful, Ixxrd, for
most twice as much acreage; things for cherished
PRAYER - POEM
ly GEORG! IILlY WAIKER
a longtime farmer in the York-
toWn-N'ordheiui area.
Funeral sen ices W ere enpdiict
»d Wednesday at St Paul v Lu
thepan t.’hureh in Yorktown Bur-
has been contracted for
than was necessary to as-
sure opening of a buying |
shed in Cuero, so there’ll be ;
another cash crop for farm-1
ers of the area come cucum-;
her producing time.
* * *
Taxpayers in the area are
making the five “all-too-
common” errors in their
tax returns, according to the
Internal Revenue depart- j
meat.
They are: 1. Failure to
print or write legibly; 2.
Errors In arithmetic; 3.
Forgetting to sign the rr-
t Continued cm Page 12) i
ia! was in Westside Cemetery.
Survivors are the wife; his nim
many ther, Mrs. Louise Schwartz Hohn;
liberty; a son, John of Nordheim: a Dau-
. . . for home with all its ghter, Mrs. Dalton Janssen of
many joys around my family; Runge; a brother. Dr. A. C. Hohn
•111 Mill1 inb'iv-N ;n id v;, i, I j,,:
ll.id , ijIimii fed W llll plo.Stihlti . .tu t
ll.id 1 •'•I II -III ' IlilVU lilt sex [Ml ties
Willi 1, in-,1:w :;ii Is.
I III- -I It • I 111 - 1 it* J Jl J t its V. 11-, W 1, 1
*•>» Mi-pimlfd Friday an* < Lift'.
'K'l'uiy v'ai.tis Travis, rnaiinai
•< apt. Dick Bulkin and deputy Nap
!i> Nail. Sheriff Paul'Gaitiicr
::•;(•>• would l-emaiti on suspen-ion
11m il ,) c\ .n r , feat f*d of tlm , ha .
.1:1' a :..ot:s( llirov or !
I\ 11 it S..,mfts Wttpip-
’ ’ o 1 ' * 1 i 1 r , > 1 , r ’ r a . , i j . r. ( h * ■
* ’ . | r .tc : ! 'a v 1. , •[ lak'PC I * 1 -
■’il- fronv.hep estranged husband
who u-.ed to opcatc a gambling
pa’ ii.r ;;i Amitriiio. The third was
in, used of tipping Davis when
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An increase of. four percent tn
February marked the second time
ties year that Savings Bond sales
m Texas have been greater than
sales in the same month in 1959,
ae, ording to George Blackburn,
chairman of tho DeWitt county
Savings Bonds committee.
February sales in Texas totaled
$13,506,998. Sales for the first two
months of this year amounted ’o
$32,044,765 or 19.4 percent of the
I960 goal. Total bond purchases
in DeWitt county, fur January and
February were $74,129, which re-
presents 19 percent of the I960
eourJy goal.
"Ur arc -'most ern nitrate* I ' V
lSLi) S.iV.ri, s |; *;,'- s ,;*•' ” !’ r
IliUll Saul.
‘Mac..: v i-u.p,i .ia* ;
■ha-ill ' s. ■ s " .;, l‘ ; | 1 ,
be. ai;>■*• "a i ca! ze tiv f in bo
doing- liny' are maxing• a di: t
corntii"Ua il In t:.c e<-1'ii< ::uc s:a'v
of tics r.a'u'u and .'■> b e
fntiirc security, of their .*wn f m-
deis T'ie Savings Bonds ben g
i a i' ■ i "i srd t a ■ a ram an a "r e t' v e
t [’Cl i wpf ,"'r a..r ' ■" i gaotjndo^l
■ c • a cini; 11!. ui p.!i ,|r !.) r. . In a .
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Murderers Gel
Death Penalty
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... . . . (......, ___________ _____________ OWNERS OI MOLLENHAUER feet fronts on Main Street. There or three services at the same
, . . for friends who mean so J of Harlan, Kentucky; and a sister,' unera* Home Yorktown, an- are two entrances to the park- time, each individual family w ill
much to me and lift my spir-! Mrs. F. W. Gunther of San An- nounce a building and expansion ' ing area and a convenient exit., he able to have privacy".mid a pri-
it high; ... for sunny days ! tonio. ; program following -their policy of Die beautiful trees oil.the prop-. vate eiitrant-e is being ,ic:.,l
and starry nights with beauty | _______ - : "Pmgre-s with Mollcnhuucr". ertv have been retained. e.u-U I'eceptioii 'bihvi: ioi i .- j> .*•-
standing by; ... for love that! |_ jj »_ « D. Bramlette. Jr . co-owner of The Mollenhauer Fund al Home ; pose."
overshadows all that hate andj lOryCi IliQKlCU h'rcund Funeral Home, Cuero, owned and operated by C. A. Mi.nnic \v ' • n ,e:.
greed can do; . . . for silences p r_J_ _| I said this wee!;. Kuenning. Cuero, J. D Bramletie. attending T'uta'ral. Direction
and solitudes when I’m alone BY I 606701 JUTy Property on Isith sides of the Jr., Cuero and Monnie Wolpm.in. School in the Coiumimwe ’th C< -
with You; . . . for guidance.! f resent business home has heea Yorktown, was opened fur hu>i-1 lego of S< ion* *’ - in Hoti-v* it .!cu:
comfort, peace and joy found HOUSTON UPI •— A federal purchased thereby more than ness December 13, 1950. \t that eompletion ufcrv . 9 a. ■
in Your Holy Word; . . . but K, nn,l jury indicted Maria P. Ra- doubling space given over to of- time the Chapel was compleulv ipuien.cn:- U. *, w m
most of all I give You thanks, m*rcz °* Wharton, Tex., ’Tuesday lives and services, while a park- air conditioned and numerous censed as a Funeral Director giv- and ordered them'- hanged )>%• ti.e
for You, my precious Lord. |^or Gorging a widow’s "X" mark ing area 150 feet by 220 feetwill improvements were made under ing Mollenhauer Funeral h e * k until h W
on $1,723 worth of social security1 provide ample parking for as the sponsorship of Ed Mcllen- tb£ serv ices of three in eicvu t . , .nut i t. tUh k '
checks. many as 150 cars. hauer who has continued to he as iieral Directors. w.-n* id i i|„*
Mvn>n *hcfnfeld, assistant ITS. Cdristinction was begun on sociated with this firm. "The property «.f M. lii-nti.iut: ic.pfi-. i.f llertw: t (Ititti i 4s a
attorney, said Mrs. Ramirez sign- March 10th and completion is "When completed this building. Funeral Homb j- Jm nc o.* m-M i m* u: vchc.u _i ver ,ui : : *
cd her name as w itness to the expected by May 1st, at which will enable Us to have a complete and home operated, ami ’ v\ dl he • tijne.-.Ki.scnhpw cr 'apfx>'intrc !.•*' t!ie
"X signature of Mrs. Angela F. time open house will be held to service with facilities second to under personal su'*ervi<io*i of Fedei i Fat Crefln Board b:-
Osuna, and then forged the name which the publie will he. invited, none," .Bramlette said Two new Monnie. Wolpm.in vivo is a ,v- v ;*• l.fpnnm. 15 and :<<•'< <•( ti>••..-
of another woman as a Second The building of stucco finish, reception rooms are being com- dent of Yorktown,, Brandet:*- ,three h i,ben. Kenyon. 15. and
witness. approximately 70 feet by 65 pleted *o that'in the event of two concluded. Nancy, l;j.
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