The Rusk Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 111, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 27, 1958 Page: 10 of 12
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The Rusk Cherokeean, Rusk, Texas
NOVEMBER 2? 1958
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Renting
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Services
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For Best Result
(Employment
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FOR SALE
ALL CLASSIFIED ADS ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. RATES ARE DOUBLE ÍP STATEMENT IS SENT
See the New Line of
FOR SALF: I have 12 lots, about
6 blocks from Courthouse, 1 btocfc
off Palestine St. All utilities. WLu
build you a home oc exw of ibxwa.
1 will furnish plans
tions and help you
Phone MU 3 280C M
3 t c 21 You can make more full or part
time as a Rawleigh dealer in Rusk.
IA!v5 36 foot Melody I For flll, particulars sec R L. Hes-
ter, Rt. 1, Alto or write Raw-
;er se< at City limit I
" Hishu.iy. Jack- ltfigh.Si Dcpt T\Ji335RR, Mem-
V. oí call 4t4S. Jacksonville. | phis Tenn 6-t-p-18
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—; ; WANTED: Republic of Texas
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1 > -,:w sexv.itVjts One per a(p ¡loms_ Loewenstem, Box
>. V ,-jvh Mrs M. B 4SS. Amarillo, Texas. 4-t-c-20
;-rs. rr>ües south of Rusk.
on FM Road 241 WANTED: Will keep children in
WANTED
FOR SALE: Used tcitfvis:o« strcs ; t-p-22 my home.
for sale. All sires ana raid's, a: — — Ml? 34722
Rock Bottom prices. Guaranteed
in good playing order. I'rdal Ra-
dio Company, Rusk, Ph. Ml' 3-
4346. tfe-13 TELEVISION REPAIR: For ex
■ . , pert television repair and service
FOR SALE: New three bedroom £ Urcal Radio Co..
home. Dining room, kitchen, liv-
Reasonable
rates. Ph.
3-t-c-23
Rusk. Texas. Only television shop
with first class government li-
cense in Rusk area. We do
WANTED: Build cabinets, repair
furniture or frame that picture.
Covington's Cabinet Shop. 1123
N" Henderson Street. 5t-p23
FOR RENT
ing room. In Crestview Addition.
See Clyde Cauthen or Morris Has-
5611 t£c-44jguaranteea se^lce "on"all 'models FOR RENT: 4 roo m a n dI bath
for the most reasonable and hon- house, unfurnished, Bonner St. 1 h.
The highest quality 3-2o2tv 4-t-p-20
FOR SALE
ALFALFA HAY
Call or See
Joe Wade Vining
MU 3-2382
tfe-10
est prices.
service in East Texas.
tic-46
FOR SALE: Apartment range,
like new. Call 3 4880. tfc-16
FOR SALE: No down payment,!
S48.50 per month, t w o bedroom
home, 3 acres land. Call Harry
Tosh, 34618. 5-t-p-2*0
FOR SALE, LEASE OR R E N T:
Brick building in Alto on Main
Street. This has cafe fixtures and j
furniture. See or call Melvin Ses-1
sions at Continental State Bank,
"Fabulous 40"
4.05 - 5:00
KTLU - 1580
Rusk
"The Top of Everybody's Dial"
WANTED
MEN & WOMEN
TRAINEES
TO TRAIN FOR POSITIONS IN
WIRING SPECIALIST, TAB
OPERATION, MACHINE OP
ERATIONS, SYSTEMS, AND
OFFICE AUTOMATION
EQUIPMENT IN
IBM
MACHINE TRAINING
Persons selected will be train-
ed in a program which NEED
not interfere with present job.
If you qualify, training can be
financed. Write today to "Job
Training Opportunities", c/o
Machine Accountants Training
Association, Box 316, this pa-
per. Return attached coupon.
Name
Address
City
Ph.
Hrs. I work
IFOR RENT: Recently decorated
five room and bath frame house.
'Call Leo W. Tosh. tfc-21
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment,
downstairs, close in, bills paid.
Call MU 34882. 2-t-p-22
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment.
Call Mrs. Vernie Minter, MU 3-
4522. tfc-22
FOR RENT: 4 room unfurnished
apartment. Call Finis Stovall,
Rusk. tfc-23
Philco TV Sets
Now In Our Shop
Bill's Radio & TV
(Bill Bolton)
Specially trained and
equipped
for all radio and television
service including color sets.
Courteous servic* at reasonable
prices.
90 DAY WARRANTY ON PARTS
AND LABOR. GUARANTEED
RECONDITIONED TV SETS
FOR SALE
Phone MU 3-2701
tfc48
NOTICE
NOTICE: For sanitary septic taolf
cleaning, call A. R. Pool, collect,
4150 Henderson. Prompt efficient
service. tfc-3?
i NOTICE: See Man Pierce and son
for alfalfa hay. Telephone 34949
and 34767. tfc-7
HELP WANTED: Cost of things
going up faster than your income?
FREE GIFTS
TO OUR MANY FRIENDS
IN CHEROKEE COUNTY
• SET OF FIRESTONE TIRES
Retail Value of $141.96
• FOUR ELECTRIC IRONS
Retail Value of $16.95 Each
• DELC0 BATTERY
Retail Value of $21.95
Drawing Will Be Saturday, Dec. 20th al
J. C. Williams Texaco Station in Rusk —
Ticket Must Be Present To Win.
You May Receive One of These Free Gifts
By Going By Any Of The Texaco Dealers
in Rusk & Alto Area and Getting Your
Ticket—It's Free—Nothing To Buy.
Atoy Area
Rusk Area
TILLMAN'S TEXACO STN.
(Located on Highway 69,
between the red light and
the curve)
LLOYD HENDRICK
(Located one block off tht
Square on Henderson Street
J. C. WILLIAMS No. 1
(Located on the Northwest
Corner of the Sq. in Rusk)
J. C. WILLIAMS No 2.
(Located at the intersection
of Highways 69 and 84 near
the red light)
Alto Area
J. B. ARNOLD
(Located about six miles
from Alto on the Crockett
Highway)
L. M. LUSK
(Located at the "Y" on
Crockett-Grapeland Highway
leaving Alto)
T. D. LITTLE
(Located just in Alto on the
Alto-Rusk Hwy., North Side)
PEARMAN CHEV. CO.
(Located near the red light
in Alto on the Lufkin Alto
Highway)
M. G. WILLIAMS
(Located about two mile*
from Alt* on the Alto-
Lufkin Highway)
Radio Repair Work
EXPERT REPAIRS ON ALL
TYPES OF RADIOS. OVER 20
YEARS EXPERIENCE. HONEST
AND REASONABLE PRICES.
URDAL RADIO
Ph. MU 3-4346
Rusk, Texas
tfc44
NOW OPEN
SPEARS WELDING SHOP
ALL TYPES OF WELDING
At Shop or on Call
Highway 69 South
Ph. MU 3*4967
8-t-c-21
EARL MANESS
(Located about eight milei
from Rusk on the Rusk-Atoy
Road)
W. A. MURRAY
(Located about ten miles
from Rusk on the Rusk-Atoy
Road)
Maydelle-Dial-
ville Oakland Area
H. HALBERT
(Located at Oakland on the
Rusk-Maydelle Highway)
C. C. BOWMAN
(Located in Maydelle)
W. B. JOHNSTON
(Located just in the edge of
Dialville on the Dialville-
Oakland Road)
Rusk-Reklaw Area
JAMES BANKS
(Located about four miles
from Rusk on the Rusk-
Reklaw Highway)
REAVE S SERVICE STN.
(Located in Reklaw on
Hishwey 14)
V. M HOLMBS
(Located right In Reklaw)
LOOK
If you have an organ or piano
or other pieces of furniture you
wish to have repaired and recon-
ditioned at a reasonable cost,
write Gustav W. Nelson, Rt. 1, Box
198, Rusk, Tex. 2-t-p-22
NOTICE
Let us do your breaking, plowing,
disking, mowing. We have the
equipment to do the job
"RIGHT!"
Call MU 3-4710
Harkins Gulf Station
Ask for Tony Ball
tfc-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY MAN
OR WOMAN: Responsible person
from this area, to service and col-
lect from cigarette dispensers. No
selling. Car, references, and $592.-
50 to SI975 investment necessary.
7 to 12 hours weekly nets up to
S327.50 monthly income. Possible
full time work. For local inter-
view give phone and particulars.
Write International Distributing
Co., Inc., P. O. Box 762, New Or-
leans, La. l-t-p-23
SELL YOUR PECANS NOW while
there is a demand. Will buy native
and large paper shells, if they are
full. Rush them in. STAR GROC-
ERY & MARKET, Jacksonville.
l-t-c-23
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deepest
gratitude for the many kind acts
and expressions of sympathy
shown us at the death of our lov-
ed one. May God richly bless each
of you. Your kindnesses will be
remembered by all of us always.
The family of Gordon R. Smith
l-t-p-23
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LOOKING
AHEAD
WILL RACKETEERS
RULE US?
Will a labor union boss who has
surrounded himself with notorious
ex-convicts, racketeers and thugs
become the most powerful man in
America over the nation's econom-
ic life? Senator John L .McClel-
lan, chairman of the Senate com-
mittee investigating racketeering
in labor-management relations, has
presented this question to the peo-
ple of America. The answer must
come from them, he believes. Ei-
ther they remain apathetic and
permit labor racketeers to take
over the nation, or they get busy
and break up one of the greatest
dangers to our freedom and pros-
perity.
Senator McClellan says that the
case at point at the moment is the
Teamsters union, already the big-
gest single labor organization in
the nation. The leader of this un-
ion, he notes, has already begun
work to combine all the transport
unions into one big organization.
This would give the leadership
more power over the economic
life of our nation than the entire
government exercises. It would
place power in the hands of these
labor leaders sufficient to destroy
the entire American way of life.
Most Powerful Organization
One of the transport unions to
be combined with the Teamsters,
under plans announced by the
Teamster leaders, would be the
longshoremen headed by Harry
Bridges, who twice has been or-
dered deported because of alleged
Communist activities but who has
each time been restored to powei
by U. S. Supreme Court decisions.
Another strategic organization in
the combine would be the east
coast Maritime union which has
been shot through with Commun-
ists for years. Ultimately the plan
calls for absolute control over ev-
ery phase of American commerce,
and with it would go the power td
paralyze the nation in time of war.
About the only approach to
safeguarding the nation against
racketeer control of these big un-
ions is through federal legislation.
Senator McClellan said that he in-
troduced one bill in Congress this
year — as a starter in a contem-
plated series of bills to cope with
some of the labor abuses—but
that it died . . . perhaps because
of influence on Congress by a few
who wanted it killed, and certain-
ly because of public apathy.
40
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Each
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or we'll cheerfully refund purchase price. Order yours now.
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Be* 361
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Power Through Politics
There is another potential dan-
ger in the labor movement. When
unions which arc controlled by
Communists or disguised Socialists
exercise their vast powers to take
over control of political organiza-
tions, they pose a grave threat to
our American way of life. A few
years ago the Detroit Free Press
reported that a well-known labor
union, directed by a widely pub-
licized leader, had seized control
of the machinery of one of the ma-
jor political parties in Detroit by
gangster methods at the district
conventions. The newspaper re-
ported:
"In all but one district, the cau-
cuses were marked by sluggings
and the Communist techniques of
beating down opposition by vio-
lence. The (union's political arm)
brought back to Michigan the sit-
down strike methods which had
been disavowed in labor disputes,
and applied them to government.
The goon squads took over, and!
the gavel, that traditional symbol
of orderly parliamentary proced-
ure, was discarded for the sawed-
off baseball bat. In all but one dis-
trict—the 16th—there was near
rioting as the strong-arm squads
took over. Delegates representing
the old line . . . (major party) ele-
ments were beaten and thrown bo-
dily out of the halls by the shock-
troop goon squads."
Dangers Confronting U. S.
Decent, wholesome labor organ-
izations, operated for the benefit
of the rank and file members, to
improve their working conditions
and their living standards in or-
derly negotiations, have won a re-
spected place in our way of life.
But there are terrible dangers in
those which have been seized by
racketeers out for personal finan-
cial gains, and by labor politicians
seeking personal political power,
who want to remake America on
the pattern of the Socialist-Labor
Welfare States of Europe or the
fullfledged proletariat dictatorship
of Russia.
America is confronted today
with a few powerful racketeer-rid-
den labor unions threatening to
vastly extend their powers over
the lives of all citizens; and by
some labor politicians who at any
time may become the dominant
power in the political life of the
nation determined to reshape Am-
erica into some form of Socialism.
This situation demands that every
citizen must become well-inform-
ed, must take an active part in the
political party of his choice, and
must participate in government at
all levels for the preservation of
our personal freedoms and our
dynamic economy.
o
INTERESTING FACTS
Washington Irving, creator of
Rip Van Winkle, was at one time
U.S. minister to Spain.
SHOP IN RUSK
Tree Planting
Urged By Texas
Forest Service
The Texas Forest Service has
approximately ten million addi-
tional slash pine seedlings availa-
ble for the 1958-59 planting sea-
son.
There are many acres of idle
land which should be planted to
trees. This idle land which is not)
earning anything at present, can
very easily be planted to pine
seedlings. After a few years the
once idle land with proper man-
agement, will be producing a gootj
income at regular intervals.
The cost of the trees is $5.50
per thousand. They may be order-
ed directly from the Texas Forest
Service at College Station, Texas
or through the Soil Conservation
Service office. When ordered thr-
ough the Soil Conservation Dis-
trict there is a small charge for
delivery added to this cost. Order
blanks for pine seedlings may be
obtained from the Texas Forest
Service, P. O. Box 289, Henderson
or from any Texas Forest Service
representative. Application blanks
may also be obtained at the Coun-
ty Agent's office, the Soil Con-
servation Service and at the Agri-
cultural Stablization Conservation
office.
Make idle acres pay, plant them
to pines.
o
Parsons, Heard
Enter 6-Month
Army Training
Two Rusk Guardsmen are among
the 90 Texans of the 36th (Texas)
Infantry Division to enter upon
six months of active duty train-
ing with the U. S. Army during
the month of November.
They are Joe E. Parsons and
Daniel H. Heard, both members of
Company A, 143rd Infantry Regi
ment, Rusk's unit of the National
Guard's famous 36th Division.
Under the six months program,
the men will undergo eight weeks
of basic combat training at Fort
Chaffee, Ark. For the remainder
of the six month tour, they will
be given advanced military train-
ing for the job they hold in the
local unit of the 36th Division.
After completion of the active
duty, the men will return to Rusk
to fulfill the remainder of their
military obligation attending once-
a-week armory drills with the lo-
cal Guard unit.
INTERESTING FACTS
A jaguar is a large American
spotted cat resembling the leop-
ard.
Cub Scouts Meet
Monday; To Enter
Christmas Float
More than 40 Cub Scouts, par-
ents and Den Mothers met in the
Youth Center building Monday
evening for a regular meeting, re
suiting in the announcement that
the city's Pack will probably en-
ter a float in the annual Christ-
mas parade here.
Morris Hassell opened the meet-
ing with prayer, after which Mrs.
Jack Noonan's Den gave the open-
ing ceremonies.
Following on the program wasi
a Bobcat Advancement ceremony
preceding the presentation of
Bobcat pins by Pack Committee
Chairman George Goldsberry. Aw-
ards were presented to Jack Noon-
an, Martin Morrow, Morris Has-
sell, Gary Lynn Broome, Clay
Goodman, Dwight Haynes, Gregg
Dupree, Wayne Guinn and Rodney
Black.
Parents present voted to enter
the Pack's float in the annual
Rusk Christmas parade. Glenn
Lindsey was appointed float dec-
oration chairman, and several oth-
er parents volunteered to help.
Mrs. Glenn Lindsey's Den gave
the closing ceremonies at the meet-
ing.
o
Andrew Jackson was a jack of
all trades — planter, trader, mer-
chant, soldier and statesman.
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Whitehead, E. H. The Rusk Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 111, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 27, 1958, newspaper, November 27, 1958; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth150263/m1/10/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.