The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 126, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 31, 1953 Page: 5 of 28
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SUNDAY, MAY. JI, 1952
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Sheriff Shester
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high school athletic chef and di-
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John Hadaway will be head
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Funeral services win be
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WE HAVE MOVED
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1 Hartley law revision was pushed ' AnurW8e,Wi be the officiating
$8-95
war.
Holiday Death Toll
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Carthy seowled ana
vision during this session.
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IKE CALLS SESSION
SEES NEW PROPOSALS
WANTED
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the Middle East
A. Lee and Flmer E Engmah.
Department
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Wear Bathing Suits,
Swimmers Warned
no move will be made at this
j se ssion to bring out a bill for
president
John Burton
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Men
and
Women
Who
Can
Qualify
urday announced the
for the day camp.
1 HAIRIEST
Pop Guidry
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public
H.Sat-
. FARMERS INSURANCE EXCHANGE
TRUCK INSURANCE EXCHANGE
FIRE INSURANCE EXCHANGE
changes in ihe labor-management
relations law.
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THE OLDEST
Jesse Peveto
1611 GREEN AVE.
Ph. 6-1611—Night 6-1195
Rites Are Monday
For Levi Singleton
camp
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KELVINATOR
XOOM ATRCONDITIONEES
Zephyr Weight
Linen-Textured
BENSON-AIRE
eLa session. They now get $10
Summer Day Camp
Personnel Named
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Only 110 of these have
qted, 4
This is the biggest package of proposed changes
has fixed up in recent
rayon Slack*
So comfortable! . ..
So attractive! . . .
In 6 UuOa Smart Sum.
mar Shodas . . . We
hare your size!
-----ua} as, » The action reinforced the belief
into a pri- of some committee members that
ing Oil bridge railings
Pito the water when
Ned H Dearborn, president of
the council, said the relatively low
rate “can be reduced still further I
; proposals for handling our huge
1 vheat and other farm surpluses."
I RECEIVES COMMISSTON
Luteher B Simmons, son of Mr.!
Confederate flags flew for
first time at Rock Island arsenal
in the Northern state of Iilinios
mswrem
2. Kaise the present 35,000,000-
H-year ceiling on state public wel-
fare to 42 million dollars for the
needy aged, needy blind and de- I
pendent children. Sen Doyle Wil- i
fis. Fort Wurth, sponsored it. The '
people turned down the same pro- I
posal in 1951.
ory of their fallen predecessors.'
New York and other cities ob-
served the day with traditional pa- '
rades and services-
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ray
. .Raise the pay ot legislators Sherif
to 823 a day for the first 120 days friendly
of a session and drop them to
nothing for any days thereafter
over graves of Southern soldiers
who died there as prisoners of
A cheery note was added to the
observance* in Miami, Fla., by the
return of Capt. Manuel J. (Little
Pete) Fernandez Jr , a leading jet
ace, from Korea.
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To a New Office Location at
1611 GREEN AVE.
ORANGE, TEXAS
As your local FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP
Representatives, we invite you to come in and
bring your Automobile. Truck and Fire insur-
ance problems. ...... .
renh. ALLEN E. BROWN
DISTRICT AGENT
University ef Texas Rore rad.
uates who were commissiohed re- 1
' erve officers in the United Stades
nrmed foress en graduation dey
’ as a commission in the Air I
Force.
Amendments at Next General Election
iLIanT’am- iSu- “
By MARTHA COLE
AUSTIN (API—The Legislature left 11 proposed constitutional
amendments for a vote of the people.
The electionwill be held on the same date of the general election
n November 1954. • '
New J
SABINE ELECTRIC CO.
ISM 14th | raoxx I MU
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By The Associated Tree,
The Memorial day holiday death
toll lagged behind the National
i Safety council predicted tratiie
toll of 240 Saturday. despite clog- 1
1 ged highways and ideal motoring
conditions.
GENERAL FINANCE CO.
or ORANGE, inc.
8 Allow a joint city-county ।
hospital, to be supported by a tax
i up to 75 cents per $100 evalua- !
lion, after approved in a county
ejection it applies omly to Har-
ris, Dallas. Bexar, Tarrant. Gal-
You must iave car, references and $600.00 Cash.
Locatons for these new, nationally -advertised
coin merchanisng mchines are obtained for
you. You merely service them Possible Ineome
—85,000 a Year. Sound good? It is,
if you can qualify and have the necessary
capita and a sincere desire for finaneial se-
eurity, then-for personal interview and
complete nformation, phene, or write:
WESTERN UNION. OPERATOR 25
Orange mention “Vending Machines and
f‘ve your name address and phone number
— WANTED --
War V L IV . —ea MIU. anu 4 LU, Ilie camps:
„ Ade aught, R. E. Van Horn. 1 personnel are excellent swimmers
« cy land Jr. and Junis E Application forms for the day !
j reneh. , „ ... camp may be obtained by phoning I
. Roy Palermo, F. W Murphy. R Dean’s home at 8-3887, or at the
Friends Remembered. Too
As he alighted from an airplane
he was greeted tearfully by his
mother, hut his Air Force father.
Col. Manuel J. (Big Pete) Fer-in jointmemorialrites,
handez, gave him a firm hand-1
Charles Dean.
National concern
is looking for ambitious, re-
liable men or women who have
the time 4and desire) to super-
vise a business requiring only
3 or 4 hours work a week.
NO HEADACHES. NO SELL-
ING. Physical condition or edu-
cation not important. Business
pays you a profit starting the
first day.
THIS IS NOT A GET-RICH-
QUICK scheme. But, hundreds
of people in many walks of
life art today making a steady
sizabie income from this busi-
ness-and are dan proud of it!
f way home at the tail end of the
i holiday. Motorists should leave
early and drive carefully."
। The holiday got off to a somber
start with two violent erashes that
I took 10 lives.
rea—were honored in Memorial
day ceremonies Saturday bv the
United States and other free world
nations.
At home, President Eisenhower
visited the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier in Arlington National
Cemetery and stood a: attention as
a bugler sounded Taps (
At West Point, the young men
destined for Korea or future fight-
ing, conducted services in mem-
and Mm. W. R, Simmons of 712
Cherry stree, was ene er 134,
veston. El Pato, and Jefferson
— v anting today for the j counties.
boys who swim in the rice later- l -
all crossing Highway 62 if they “
don’t start wearing swim suits
he’s going to take a more stern
look at their antics.
As far as the sheriff is con-
cerned. the boys ran swim all
they want to but today he pleaded.
-mease Wear bathing suits," i
There have been so many cum-
vlaints n the past few days the
I znerirr says he‛s xoing to have
lo do somlething abqul it. Hirst
i though, he wanted this warning
el 1 passed along
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From now on I’m bringing 1
bose nude swimmers down to (
courthouse.’’ cautioned the 1
rection of Carroll-Wallace funeial
home of Beaumont.
Mr. Singleton, a native of the
Vidor area, had wide interests
in land and cattle. He was the ।
Kreat-grandson of George J. Pat-
tillo, first Orange count y judge.
He wax a Mason, a member of
i St, Andruw’s Methodist church
Chairman McConnell (R-Pa ) is and belonged to the Woodmen I
a ♦ ,, , — - - — ue .evuziet io ave saii hi* com- i olthe World.
routine business as head of the anittee will not act until the Sen- ; Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
■ na e investigations subcommit- l ate takes the initiative. This would * lara Baker Singleton; four sons, f
... 1 leave it up to Senate Republican j M. B Singleton and Milton L I
HIS Wea thy-oil men hosts here: Leader Taft of Ohio to call the , Singleton, both of Beaumont, Joe I
caed_it.a Pleasure jaunt” Me- signals on any Tatt-Hprtley re- L Singleton of Doty, and Robert,
I said nofh- • icinn Hsrina shie -enl- Singleton of Winnie.’ three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Mildred’ J Escoe or
---------—_______ Doty. Mrs Delores Guidry of Vir. I
wAsuieto- . WASHINGTON (API - Pres- zinia Beach. V» and Mrs Diana
kin tn . M,,(AP) — Sen r'eni Eisenhower Saturday called Shannon of Beaumont and eight *
Kin -mbt) said Saturday hethe National Security council tokrandchildren.
agencies — a special meeting Monday to hear ' Pallbearers will be Harold Car-
a report from Secretary of State ter, Judsos McDonald, W P.
Duties an I Mutual Security Di- i Kicks. Clarence M. Jinks. John
lector Stassen on their trip to G. Sargl, Claude C. Owens. Frank I
- - _ the Legislature
years. It I
........ eussci changes I DeWitt Hale. Corpus Christi, got
[cred to the people since Texas it through the Legislature again
this year.
Torprrow is another Greater
Yafue Day in Orange! . . . that
special sale dy when mer-
chonts offer greater volues
which mean greater svingsto
you if you're shopping fr bor-
gains but short on esh, see us
first thing in the morning for a
quick, courtous, strictly con-
fidentia loan on your autor
furniture Repy i eayn-
the purse e-x-t-e-n-d-- budg-
• t-Wait paymentM
can apprarhed.
“We’ve had ilL of that sort of
thing Were going thtlerate," saiq
Lie sheriff in postin2nal notice
davtonthesnust 120 days and $5 i tice and court buildinas in Aug-
therearter. The proposed change tin » mamenina ....... r-__
aso would make the salaries now
wt in the Coustitution for state
eTTicets the minimum salaries and
let the legislature raise them
W hen they wanted to. The gover- . .......... ... „
tor now gets $12,000 a year, the avtuabk.
attorney general $10,000 and the I - ■■■
lest $6,000.
(7/4,,% SMART APPAREL FOR MEN
--776 205 FIFTH
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AT UUra be Avklable. j fits.
prcsAtlowznoyranaa.terms.for 11 Allow state cmplnyM ana
4. Allow military peraonnel - live oHiveu. TIsev now have thro- teachers to get eredi for orof
from Texas to vote it requires ' sear terms. Sen Jep Fuller of service when they switch from
hem to vota in the county where I ron Arthur sponsora ft one retirement system to the
thev. resided befure entering mil- 1 7 Prohibit pleugiog the state's other Bv Sen. A. M Alkin Jr.
nary service. I credit to support toil road: byo,"arts..
. . Permit use or the unused Sen. Dorsev Hardeman of San . . , 61 amendments were in-
part of the Contederate bension Angelo. troduced.
rend to erect two new state of. cuy.County Mospital 1 —-___________
OFT* RACHKLOR DEGREE
Robert Stanley Thomas of
Orangefield received hi baeheter
of science degree in agricultural
eduention during graduation ex- '
eteises TreUT at Texas A and M i
college.
SKn2u5*5*w, AS W 35 feONSID.1o*,™5 00E5.SESw., KTgS At a‛us W saw.
Numerous Changes Are Proposed in Old Texas Document
Texans Must Vote on 11 Constitutional
The changes the legislature ap-
proved this car wculd:
Women en Juries
, - ——-—- —------------ __ _ 1 Require womeg to serve on
Memorial Day Noted Worldwide giSj
those tying in fresh graves in Ko-
Marines in Tripoli , , --------. — •
V. S Minister Henry S. Villard S hip: and Fred Thomas
laid a wreath at Tripoli, Libya, on IIj - ” Z nu-
the graves of five American Ma- ward M Stephens Guy O. Rascoe, M1S sene nennery win ne in .»e a
on Tripoli’s shores 1 • hunt, Otto Whisenant, Ed- j charge of al] craft work in the I been sh
in the campaign die kunches, Audrey Michael, C 1 day camp.
M a"caxer: William C. Worrell, Romnie Logan and Freeman De- 1
«• as ’ ayue, ! Lane will be boys’ counselors
°t h-Les lie and Ear 1W/.Lewis. while Jean Craig and Caroline
r -oh nA MeGil 1,F J? McIntyre. 1 (Jeep) Wall are the girls’ coun-
J. 5 Blanda, Joe B. Black, Kirby selora. I
Granger. Pat Wilson. Lee Bland "We intend to stress swimming
! ..... .Smitherman.w.C Head, in the day camp this summer."
With the first half of the holi-
j day over late Sal urday,there were
94 deaths reported in traffic acci- l
dents There were 29 drownings |
I and 21 deaths attributed to miscel-
l laneous causes. 1 .............- , ,
The National Safety council had I Aikin (R-Vt) said Saturday
estimated, 240 persons would be expects xovernment Lo-i —
killed in highway mishaps during - 1ossib!y the White House itself
the 54-hour holiday, from Ep. m. to ‘come up with some new
(Orange time), Friday to Sunday ----* *“ ------
midnight.
from the previous estimate if.
drivers remaih careful on their
homeward trips."
WX He invited the publk to “make
W ( a liar out of the saf-ty council
TT estimate by taking it ease on the
PARK AVENUE AT SIXTEENTH STREET
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ANTENNA INSTALLATIONS, CHANNELS 2
mhnpaeoye 6-3362
^UlLu Service
“FINESr IN TELEVISION"
shasesand declared:. . 1 at ceremonies in American ceme-
I think Little Pete should have teries in France E.. n:.a.:.a e ..
Nadano ther chance at some more Ambassador Fred L. Anderson ror DiStrict Court
Although the day is traditionally Europe. Mid at Fareseentatideni I The sheriff's department has
American, friendly nations re- that Soviet leaders were plotting : notified 60 Orange county * men
Italy turned out her army, navy : midt."* A. E. Wilson, Dave Dowden '
and air force in conjunction with ’ Ambassador Douglas Dillion de- Jack H Bailey, Hubart Hudson’
' m Ties for Am erican war dead ' clared at Suresnes that American Durwood Dorman. P. K. Clayton, <wvw Jr a ,
AnrioNettunn graveyard at dead helped to increase awareness । E.L.Broussard, G c clayion, (schools summer day
Anzio-dettuna. Hit U that all possible "must be done to j Robert E Hicks Joe O. Duhon. '
Three hundred Italian orphans avoid the toll of another war" Gussie Clayton, Donald W. Clav- ,
—some of whom lost their parents | Marines in Tripoti ' ton. Ear Garrett. E. C. Blanken-
I The same fighting that cost the ” " ■ hehim —3 F ■ —
American lives - wore red, while "
and blue hair ribbons and placed ... t
flowers on the graves. I rines who diedion
» lea for t nity ; 149 years age i
.Gen. Alfred M Gruenther, against Bai bary pirates. ’ ’ “ K Weaver, William C. Worrell,
' MATo.commander, standing bare- i Signs of past Bitterness appear- A M. MeCarver, James H Payne,
i headed in the graveyard, called ed to be easing as though the free! O. " Leslie and Eari w r-GI
for Western unity, to "see us and world had drawn closer in the
ourwonld safe ly through this lime | face of possible future conflict. I
At Manila An. . , ' - The American Legion at Battle I
Pinos paid sAmericans and J" ' /Creek Mich., placed German nags : ' ~ ' -w-neaa, in ine aay camp tats summer.”
Pinos Paid homage to war dead , over the graves of 26 former ene-! Lawrence Morgan,. J E. Murdock,. Dean said, “and aU of the camps
High Amcza., I.mies who died as prisoners or war Wade Vauuht » " “n"T------. .....”
High American official* spoke at Fortcuster during World
> war II. I
The flags were .obtained from n » o q, • ” -uspug, n Mean s nome at 6-3551, or at L...
। the West German government. 1 P a Bove Henry Wandermaker, , school, phone 8-4658. The fee is in St AnrwM. T. “'7
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer E H Waters Jr,Riley L Nash, $15 fo three weeks or $30 for the Vidor Monday at odist church
; | i'M six weeks termJS
tpavmembee TH Revision Pushed «?
the nett ang Alvin Mahons. Deep in Pigeonhole 1 "mvlorzopsahis retum from
Myeter , ' WASHINGTON, <AP) — T.ft- I Rev. A. 11 English, pastor of St.
- -YS-ery Ot enator 8 . Hartley law revision was pushed Andrewse,w Hl be the officiating
Journey Is Deenen;ng deeper into a legislative bigeon- inister. Burial will be in Single-
—FEPennE hole Saturday as the House labor ton cemetery at Doty under di-
i u AS, Tex, (AP) — The committee announced it was start- ‘ " C
hush-hush atmosphere of Sen.' ing hearings on another subject
Jo seph McCarthy’s mystery trip aid to schools in defense areas.
to Texas deepened Saturday as “
. - the senator jumped i
Behind Prediction ico. Plane and headed for Mex-
1 ~ _ Several muscular aides, who
carefully kept, reporters from in-
teryiewins distanee, intimated _________________ ...
Mc( arthy came to Dallas on'' reported to have saiq hi*
routine business as head of the
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 126, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 31, 1953, newspaper, May 31, 1953; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1443618/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.