The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 182, Ed. 1 Monday, August 1, 1960 Page: 4 of 6
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The Democratic Conven
Non end The South '
HOORAY! HERE COMES THE CAVALRY!
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MARCH
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MMB|| ning mate, Senator Lyndon B
■.'.-i'V/tl secret information on forelg
|iP9| Under the arrangement,
': *:* I ticket-leaders will be able to
U falls by reason of the taw
li' . Mm have of the world situation
9 ln'>Uigence agency and othe
partments.
didate# that they will be in
eign policy, despite the in
they will receive. With the
IPHRMIIV the Ill-fated Paris summit i
Thomas I. Dewey in Japan and festering Comi
it la a foregone concluskmf
Truman offered, policy debate will play a 1*
He refused. campaign.
Twelve year# ago, howeyt
different Then, President Harry 8. Truman ©f|
presidential candidate Thomas E. Dewey seem
nation because he thought the threat of warm
vated by unbridled political discussion of defA
policy matters.
Dewey refused, fearing that it waa an effort
mission in an area where be saw the possibUl
eh so. UtthUy he doesn’t make a tot of money — un-
it* Is a Mf farmer, with much land and machinery.
m> then, are his compensations? why do capable
m people etlll deckle to Cam?
There are rewards. One Is the outdoor life. Anoth-
HoUywood, but the movie business in the capiti
tatoes. There are some 45 production cAnpanfe
capital, and the number is growing all the tlmi
Some deal with political activities, others an
institutional. There is a growing conviction tha
tional government is a good place to produce e
Several companies, for instance, are working
be shown in grammar and high school classes,
for such subjects as Malory, civics, economic
to be Aimed. The government has many expert
who can bo utilised to narrate parts of the shoe
* • * *
• MODERN AGE—The electronic age has corn#
but not without the anguished screams of Inn*
tors and employes who long for the good oM da*
A few weeks ago, the Capitol was blessed *
phone dialing system dial permits users to dtaji
then the extension, and thus reach directly an*
without the necessity of asking operators.
It sounds wonderful, and it probably will b*
working right Now, however, there is a rash o A
Spokesman for retail trade enterprises are fond of
saying that the consumer is king. That Isn’t just a feli-
citous phrase — it’s one «T the hard and escapable facta
df retail life in this intensely competitive world of ours.
If you don’t believe that, ah article hi the Saturday
Evening Post of June 4 will prove enlightening. It la by
the president of the nation's third-largest supermarket
chafe* — an outfit that operates some 1400 large mod-
last few months I
no connection*. add all tho other errors torn
such new gadget is first placed in operation,
tendency to shorten and sometimes the wren;
cm stores. He writes: “Within the
have acquired an Important new job. I ring doorbells
afid talk 16 housewives. This Is, I believe, one of the most
'd&tl things I have ever done, although I am 00 years
old, have bad almost thirty years’ experience in my
business, and I am president of a company that will
this year enjoy sales of almost $2,000,000,000.”
... Why does the top man in a huge organization ring
doorbells? The answer Is found In another paragraph
cf the article: “I should have taken up doorbell ringing
Jpng before I did. It is one of the best ways 1 know to
meat my real bon — ring her doorbell and talk to her.
She is the American housewife. The nearly $2,000,000,-
000 we receive in a year Is her money. If she doesn't
like me or my associates or our stores and products, she
can and will destroy us.”
It’s no trouble at all for consumers to destroy a
Store, no matter how Mg. All they have to do is to walk
past its door and take .their trade to a competitor in the
next street or the nex| town. Successful retailers, in all
branches of the buslnns, know that, and never forget it
connected with tha Hart case,
Mr. Callahan. Mr. Keenan, my
question is, did you receivs cer-
tain information which caused
you to make arrangements to
put a cap on the District At-
torney's telephone T"
“Yes, sir."
Cailahan’s fist came down on
the table like a Hammer, but
Judge Hoffman noticed with no
little pleasure that at last the
District A:torney was visibly
shaken. The bravado of defiance
had a frantic quality. The fist
came down again. "You aren’t
going to get away with using
this courtroom for a political
smear job " Callahan pointed an
angry, shaking finger at the
Bench. “You know that tapping
a phone's against the law. You
know you can’t do this. You
know this man in the witness
box stands confessed, by his
own mouth, of . .
“Sit down, Mr. Callahan. Mr.
French, phone the sheriff's of-
CHAPTER SO
AS Judge Hoffman stepped
'■through the door uehint the
Bench, old Marty Spewack, the
bailiff, bulged his gavel and
Cried: “Now everybody rise.
This Booorabie Court, Judge
Samson Hoffman presiding, is
now in session."
Judge Hoffman swirled his
Mack robe and sat down, danc-
ing out over the courtroom, be
was aware that all the people
tn this room Knew of nis cen-
sure by the Bar Association and
that they would be watching his
considerable embarrassment when a telephone;
he’s been trying to avoid.
There is at least one known case in which
congressional office, which had been assiduous
avoiding telephone call# erf a compatriot who wt
owed a favor they didn’t want to pay. re-clu
the party by accident and could not avo d dl
cussing the matter. It strained relation# whi
were finally cleared up by a discussion of the -
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS 7. Wind 25. Ar-
!• Past instruments ranged
S. Kind of vote 8. Garden tool in
11. Very slow 9. Solar disk sucees-
(mus. > . 10. Direction sion
2. Harangue IS.Wet earth -27. Cries-
3. Month 18. Kind otm tied
4. British peers engine ” body
5. Fly wide 20. Spelling 29. Peonit
21. World
War
II rocket
launchers
23. Deserter
24. Opera in-
troduction
fkSh Tell them 1 need some dep-
uties.” He banged nis gavel to
Pennsylvania, is using pampered fish to check on
pollution in streams, Engineering News-Record, Mc-
Gee* - mil publication, reports. 8unfish and trout are
kept in tai^ss, where they thrive on clean water and
tbe finest fish foods. When suspect water is received
department, the fish are placed In It. Of-
ytEte1* say the finicky fish can detect bad water that
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Elevator users in an office building going up in
AriakipwA, New Zealand, will get a breath-taking view
K|' their ride, Engineering News - Record, McGraw-
Hill publication says. The 23-story structure will in-
stall a giass-waUed elevator outside the building.
The feminine mind has cycles, and after the annu-
al shifting of the furniture this spring the living room
ts expected to be as of 1960. — Milwaukee Journal.
DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s hod
AXYDLBAAXR,
Is LONGFELLOW1
One letter simply stands for another. In this ■
for the three L’a X for the two O'a etc. Magi
trophes, the length and formatioa of the wonj
Each day the code letters are different.
ordered to be nere and I am.
But 1 want the record -to show
that I'm here under protest You
don’t nave jurisdiction to . .
“Yea." Judge Hoftman said.
an officer of this
, “you are _ _
!' U°urt. and I will ask you to re- labor under the impresalor
me- her the fact! If w wish mat because ot the action of lira
i to address the Court. Kindly gar Association yesterday, 1 am
j show the proper respect.” ■ not vested with full power and
Cullanan said to the cour* re- I authority to conduct the buai-
porter who sat at his stenolype j ness ot this Court, let me aa-
, machine oeiow and in front of sure mm that ne is mistaken,
the Bench. “1 want the record Mr Keenan, will you state your
to enow tha* I challenge the name and occupation for the
'• jurisdiction. The verdict In Nor* record."
man Hart’s trial was appealed “M a 11 Keenan. Newspaper
1 to the Supreme Court The ap- business. Presently publisher of
i peal deprived this Court of the Rowton Heraid."
! Jurisdiction. And that verdict "Calling your attention to an
ha* oeen reversed. All matters accident the District Attorney
relating to it are moot A new had on the Fourth of July last,
) trial is pending But In another ' did you receive certain Informs-
division oefore another fudge.! Uon which . “
That's all the more reason why j Callahan stormed to the cen-
there’s no jurisdiction here Is ter of the room. This ts going
m the Post Office at Cuero. Texas as second class
mst'er Under Act of Congress, March 3 1879
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Saturday's Cryptoquote: THE LAST ENEMY
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Ml ASS COWOO 808 Cl -
Commander of UN forces ui
the Congo is Swediiii Msj.
Gen. Carl Van Hum (above).
He win named by Secietary
General Dag Hanunankjuld.
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The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 182, Ed. 1 Monday, August 1, 1960, newspaper, August 1, 1960; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth696329/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.