The Levelland Daily Sun News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 59, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 21, 1957 Page: 4 of 8
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the LEVELLAND DAILY EUN NEWS, LeveHand, Twm, Thuraday, November 21, 1957
Painting Rajactad
As Fins Paymtnt
WIGAN, England dF-Artkt'Jim
Isherwood offered to pay a apeed-
ing fine with one of hie painting*,
assuring the court, ‘‘they'll be
valuable In a few years." The
Judge decided to take the casb
now—3 pounds ID shillings (|7).
Houston Studying
Use of Oil Money
For Majors Park
HOUSTON i0— A legal opinion
on whether oil royalties from city-
owned property can ‘be used to
finance revenue bonds to build a
major league baseball stadium
was asked by the City Council
yesterday.
Oil was discovered last week-
end on the 331-acre city prison
farm. It was found last year on
the city-owned garbage dump,
where 11 wells now are producing.
The city received more than $190,-
000 in royalties from the dump
lease in 16 months.
Other areas are under consider-
ation for oil exploration.
Early last week a special ses-
sion of the Legislature passed a
bill authorizing the county and
other Texas areas to call elections
on proposals that major league
baseball stadiums be built with
revenue bonds.
HAL BOYLE SAYS:
with Lubbock radio KP
ly challenged the vail
nmmsed Tech grant. ]
granting the channel* to Texas
Tech for a proposed educational
TV operation.
The commission recently said it
could not act on the examiner s
recommendation until it inquired
further into Tech’s financing
plans, which include contributi/ms
from existing TV stations in Lub-
bock.
Western Television, associated
WASHINGTONThe Federal
Communications Commission may
hold further public hearings in a
dispute over coqtmercial TV Chan-
nel 5 at Lubbock.
The commission announced yes-
terday it has directed its staff to
prepare documents looking to re-
opening the record fpr further evi-
dence.
An examiner has recommended
This application s
with an explanation t
nel presently is not c
as common as the bicycle.
“I love my farm. But the oost
of living .is auch that you have to
make it worthwhile. You cannot
just have land. You must do
something with the land.”
Although the margin of success-
ful. operation, is notoriously short
in the poultry ‘ field, Borge, who
tas earnings fpom the show world
o plow into U, is optimistic that
lis efforts to popularize the Rock
Romish hen will yield him more
han a mound of feathers. This is
> plump-breasted bird designed to
•.ell at 89 to 99 cents a pound.
His attitude toward life is as
try and wry in private as it is
>n the platform before the piano
uid the public. The way he talks
bout it, however, allows the pos-
ibility that it is more personal
nd perhaps less professional. He
ias the gift of making you feel
tou excite him.
He says about Jills world:
‘‘It is so small, so big, you can-
ot live long enough in it to do
be things you want to. •
He wars speaking about invita-
ions to -perform in South Africa
nd Australia.
“It’s so nice to be independent,”
e added. ‘‘To come and go as
ou please—to an extent, that is.
“I don’t believe in fatalism. But
do believe in cause and effect.
* “You have the universe of you.
•ut inside you are five million
ifferent dynamos, each of-whom
in limit your life or extend it,
“A walk across the street can
hange your life. Every second
an change your life.
“But I do believe in goals. I
on’t believe anything is just blind
ccident.
“People's lives would be more
•teresting if they would just
•alize how they can change from
•oment to moment.
“There is no such thing as an
-(interesting life, unless you get
/erwhelmed by problems and
.eel neglected by a higher power.
Jfpy HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK UTt — “Nobody is
safe,” said Victor Borge. "But
there is no life except happiness.”
•’Understanding of life can be
achieved only by being happy."
It i»*«a pleasure to meet off-
's stage this pleasant Dane, who
milks money, music and laughter
from 3e piano, because in his
home me retains his professions'
atmosphere of good humor.
But on the other hand when hf
barks—with a smile—the girls lr
his joint in the Plaza Hotel (hi;
wife and his setWWyr -bounce,
too. Pronto—and qmiling.
This is the pcfesQjle dream o
every American man—to be th<
boss, have the realize it, arii
enjoy it. They have to have fur
out of it, too. ^
Borge is an.Wureual man wit!
great Silent. con
scious craftsman. His use of pian<
humors mannered, adroit, warm
often ^petitive, but highly effec
tive. ^
He Jf in some ways the mos-
successful humorist alive. One o'
his biWc arts is to resist the im
pulse to bore an audience.
It iq said that he receive'
$100,OK for his first televisio
show, it is also said that he wi'
receive $200,000 or more for r
show next Feb. 19 on CBS.
Borge came to this country a
t a poor immigrant with thre
thing§£his inability to speak Eng
lish, his ability to disturb a pian
and bis sense of humor.
Torfa^ he faces the world wit'-
the same charming defects, plu
a wila^and five children. He no-
runs 450-acre farm in Conner -
ticut and has become one of th
nation’s largest distributors c
Rock*Gornish hens.
--ThiR* is now a million-dollar-r
year business with him. and th
vearend season is at its height
but ire says:
“I Started with the Cadillac c
the fowl business and now it is
One type of bird—the poorwill
goes into winter hibernation like
bears and other animals.
' By STERLING F. GREEN |
WASHINGTON (*~ A three-ye(
inquiry into the nation’s monj|
and credit structure was aj
nounced today by the Committi
for Economic Development.
The study will be conducted 1
an independent, nonpartisan cos
(Mission.
The CED, a research organia
tion of 150 businessmen and ecf
cators, said it has ‘received j
initial grant of $500,000 frdm tj
Ford Foundation for the' stud
CED officials said the final cd
may be twice as great. <•
To assure that the project)
Commission on Money and Crej
will be free from political or sjj
cial-interest pressures, CED sa
the 9 to 18 members will be noi
inated by a selection committi
named bv CED Chairman Dona
K. David.
This committee consists: of
heads of research institutions ai
Arthur
Herald-Sun New* Want
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King Hussein Sends
Message to King Saud
AMMAN, Jordan Ufi — Jordan’s
deputy premier and foreign min-
ister, Samir el Rifai, flew to Saudi
Arabia today with a special mes-
sage from King Hussein to King
Saud. Contents of the message
were not disclosed, but an in-
formed source said it concerned
a “highly important political sub-
ject.”
BIG GROUP WOMENS
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REDUCED TO CLEAR
colleges
Burns, I
dant Eisenhower's Council of Edb-
nomic Advisers, and the prem-
dents of Colgate. Cornell, Indiana
and Stanford _ universities, and
Amherst College.
As a further assurance of non-
partisanship, CED. officials said,
the commission will not be expect-
ed to isspe its final report until
after the 1060 presidential elec-
tion. £
COVENTRY, England (JV Post-
woman Joan Feeney explained in
court she had 270_ undelivered let-
ters in her bomebecause looking
after her three children during
duty hours delayed her in her
rounds. Mrs. Feeney, 35, was
fined 5 pounds ($14) yesterday for
wilfully delaying the mails.
Will Abandon Line
WASHINGTON tip - The Wacp,
Beaumont, Trinity & Sabine Rail-
way has been authorized to a bah
don a 'Seven-mile line in Trinity
County. The fine links the com-
munities of Trinity and Luce.
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“There are people I see in the
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But happiness comes, as the
weather does, in waves, not in
streams.
“I am a very happy man.”
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Brewer, Orlin. The Levelland Daily Sun News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 59, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 21, 1957, newspaper, November 21, 1957; Levelland, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1122917/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting South Plains College.