Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 197, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 2, 1961 Page: 5 of 16
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Sunday, July 2, 1961—CLEBURNE, TEXAS TIMES-REVIEW—5
ROMANTIC BIT OF HERITAGE
Victoria's Main Street Reverts Back To Ancient Tag
Street corner signs. Civic, busi- young Victoria artist, will judge idea, declared that the political
the sign designs.
In addition to the cash award,
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own street with its rightful name
mentary name for Victoria’s prin-
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awaits the famed old soldier, now
Berry B. Taylor
tired paper hanger, who died at
his home Friday.
tial palace in a ticker-tape pa-
Moscow Batters Down
Southwestern Life
est since
Only two other such parades
37,806, down 13 per cent from
war
Red China Resistance
that to both MacArthur and the President Eisenhower.
Moscow, recent evidence indi- into a nuclear war.
emotion-choked voice at Idlewild he was ordered to leave shortly
before the fall of Bataan and the
Airport.
early days of the
- lin control of the Communist push oping communism in its own way.
MacArthur gave his celebrated
George B. Parr political regime
Chinese backyards. Implicit
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MacArthur Will Return
To Philippines Again
cates, has battered down Red
Chinese resistance to total Krem-
create a quaint bit of its heritage.
By official action of the city
31, whose World War II vow, “I port there with full military hon-
shall return,” echoes through the ors and escorted to the presiden-
“The Street Of The Ten Friends”
—La Calle de Los Diez Amigos—
became plain old Main Street.
"Ten Friends” group announces
an offer of a $250 cash prize to
nent association; Morris Kamin,
merchant whose store happens not
event to be on the street in ques-
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Highway 67, Alvarado
1 mile east of Alvarado
Oil Well Completions
AUSTIN (AP)—A total of 175
oil wells was completed during
the week, making 4,674 for the
Red Party Dwindling
ROME (AP)—The Italian Com-
munist party, largest in the West-
ern world, has lost 80,000 more
members, and is down to 1.7 mil-
Cleburne, Texas
J. H. WALKER
Ph. MI 5-7123
Employment Upped
VIENNA (AP) — Austrian un-
employment in June was the low-
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resolution.
Now—and here is where the cry
ker is a co-owner of Baker Bros.
Lumber Co. on West Henderson
street.
Field Street Baptist Church.
Survivors are her husband; two
was the 10th.
But when Texas won its inde-
pendence from Mexico in 1836,
During his nine-day stay, the
general will visit historic battle-
grounds’ of World War II.
One will be Corregidor, where
Welden was a native of Millville,
N. J. and moved to Keene a year
ago from Florida.
Mew Resistance
Movement Aims
At Parr Regime
SAN DIEGO, Tex. (AP)—A new
Filipinos' as few Americans have
ever done.
He will be greeted at the air-
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this summer when the signs are
installed in conjunction with dedi-
cation of a multiple stanchion on
Grandview Native
Dies Here Saturday
Mrs. Jessie Laura Baker, 55,
Highway 67 West, a resident of
Cleburne most of her life, died
suddenly early Saturday morning.
She was a native of Grandview,
the daughter of J. H. and Ella
Terrell. She was married to W. C.
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visit will mean
mune system and of scattered
cemetery, Bridgeton, N. J. with
Dillon funeral home’ in charge.
The quarrel was complicated
by Peiping’s insistence on devel-
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ther, Mrs. Ella Terrell of Cle-
burne; a brother, D. G. Terrell of
Fort Worth and two grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 p.m. today at Crosier-Pear-
son Chapel with interment in Rose
Hill cemetery.
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the founder Deleon, after whom
the former public square has
since been named as Deleon
Plaza, showing a trend of thought
backward' into history by resi-
dents of a town named in fact
for Guadalupe Victoria, first pres-
ident of Mexico.
This writer, struck by the pic-
turesqueness of the old street
name, started a movement sever-
al months ago to enlist support
for adding The Street Of Ten
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some rash, irrevocable action
that could draw the Soviet Union
. FOR AMBER WAVES OF GRAIN”—Coleman Foley,
once a penniless immigrant, stands in his Pleasanton, Calif.,
wheat field. Foley has given 50 tons of wheat to three Greek
towns as a part of the “Food for Peace” program. The first
individual donor to the program, he will be honored at a
” White House ceremony.
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Entries should be mailed to
‘Ten Friends' Contest,” P.O. Box
'518, Victoria, Tex., not later
han Aug. 1.
Mrs. M. S. Shaw, president of
a for world supremacy.
Ay if this is so, Premier Khrush- .
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“My visit to the Philippines is
a sentimental journey,”' MacAr-
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including use of a people’s-com-
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by presidential jet plane Satur-
day to return once more to the who captured the hearts of the
council, the original designation
Mrs. Baker was a member of of “The Street Of The Ten Fri-
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the Army Douglas MacArthur left Manila are expected to hail the
arrival of the legendary general,
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July 4th - TUESDAY NITE ONLY
4 U.S. sailors take over a Geisha house!
Glenn Ford - Donald O’Connor in
"CRY FOR HAPPY" in Color
important passing stages the Soviet Union tions.
considers unavoidable. The attack will center on a $6 general added,
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Funeral services will be held at . .
10 a.m. Wednesday at Parsels Philippine Islands.
Chapel, Pleasantville, N. J.., for
David Welden, 76, of Keene, a re-
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lanta a ‘Peachtree Street’ and
Houston and ‘Old Spanish Trail,”
independence granted it after the have been held. One was for II. The number of jobless fell to
by the United States. But the Philippine troops returning from
far more than Korea and the other was for May.
ness, patriotic and historical
Yet the original name is still groups exhibited so much enthu- ... ---------------------------- . ,
siasm that the city council gave the winner may be invited here Friends street,
its official nod in a unanimous
lion members. In 1954 the party Manufacturing firm,
claimed 2.2 million.
republic celebrate on July 4, the
the Texas-born man or woman
submitting the best design for or-
namental street signs containing
the legend “The Street Of The1
Ten Friends.’"
The words may be carried
lengthwise or stacked in rows like
a newspaper headline, and the
mly qualifications to the design
are that it contain a border of
iligree or scrollwork and that it
iot be too difficult to be repro-
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it reach back nearly a century Don Martin Deleon, Mexican im-
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And again a hero’s welcome
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ing. Soviet technicians were leav- last election.
ing China in droves. And in for- The opposition, which met last
eign affairs, the Chinese seemed night, plans to organize through-
to be intent at one point on taking out the county. It also plans a
the Laos situation and running motorcade to all communities,
away with it, beyond Soviet con- The group meeting last ight
trol. calls itself the Progressive Club.
But China was having vast eco- The old Freedom Party, which
nomic trouble, aggravated by resisted the Parr group, fell apart
flood, drought, famine and other before the last election,
calamities. Red China badly Opposition to the bonds gener-
needed help. So a few weeks ago ally is that they are too large,
talks began in Moscow on Soviet Serna said, “On a per capita
economic and technical aid for basis the initial cost would be
China. An agreement was signed $462 for each person in Duval
June 19, and it was in this that County....before the maturity of
the broad hints could be detected the bonds, it would cost each per-,
about what had taken place. son in excess of $800.”
In return for significantly in- He said the cost of principal
creased economic aid, the Red and interest that the county has
A F Chinese seemed ready to sur- paid in the last 12 years to retire
4 8 . "u render some of their cherished bonded debt is $4,731,000.______
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SPECIAL: thesis that Communists in nations Communist activities to the toiling
BUY NOW- marked as targets must make al- masses, as the Chinese seem to
D * liances with upper-and middle- have insisted.
36 Months to Pay class dupes called, in Red jargon, Peiping also seems ready to
NO DOWN PAYMENT “the national bourgeoisie.” Mos- live with the idea that the world
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- h0 esd ° nondangerous power grabs, and without the ultimate war with
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It was on this departure that
it also would present the ap-1 .
pearance of monolithic solidarity pand, regardless of risk. By m- tack on
- ‘behind the Kremlin in its foreignference, Peiping accused t itina
policy, in advance of the import- Kremlin of fearing paper tigers. „
ant 22nd Congress of the Soviet At the Moscow meeting last U Garcia Jr San Diego automo-
Communist party opening Oct. 17 November a declaration was is- bile dealer and son of a former
P - . c , . .___ versally recognized vanguard of since 1954; and Donato Serna,
Briefly, here is a chronological world Communist move-former county auditor and long-
review of events leading towhatment; recognition of the time Parr foe.
seems to add up to a u.S.S.R. as - the only model for All are young men-and equally
Khrushchev victory. J Communist-ruled states; agree- young men are backing them.
. Moscow summoned leadersiofment that the movement is en- Parr himself holds no office,
Cqmmunis meeting in November tering a new stage requiring that but insiders here say he holds the
4 t 3 mecing whpn the So old doctrines, however hallowed, Parr faction together. Archer
,1960 asna momentmwhenttouspmust not get in the way. Mos-parr, his nephew and the Duval
Kin. engagVin a stubborn quazhw’s doctine now is that com-County judge, nominally heads
Kn over ideology It would be munism can win by economic and the group. I
Oversimplification to Say the arg- political offensives’ short of world George B.’s direct power-was
ument centered on Lenin’s thesis war. clipped consid y i
that war with imperialism is in- Said the 1960 declaration: “The years’ by a senes of civil and
evitable. But one aspect of the interests of the Communist move- criminal cases. He became
quarrel seemed to be a Kremln ment require solidarity and ad-bankrupt. At one time he was
Tear that Red China would take herence by every Communist virtual dictator of county politics,
party to estimates and conclusions with wide influence in some sur
jointly reached by the fraternal rounding counties also.
parties at their meeting concern- Resistance to the proposed
ing common tasks in the struggle bonds is the first widespred OP-
against imperialism.” position that has shown since the
The Chinese seemed to be sulk- Parr faction took over after the
be several stops on the way.
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•for a test of wills and nerves with Chinese insistence that commu- voted on two weeks from now.
nism should seize every opportun The opposition to the bond issue
ity throughout the world to ex-may blossom into a general at-
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was accompanied year compared to 5,046 in the
Mayor Joe E. Kelley, who led of ‘The Street Of The Ten
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