Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 111, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 6, 1954 Page: 2 of 8
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Visits Lodge
open Roman Catholic attack on
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cards and
in which
Ceylonese High Commissioner.
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reveal
Creed” was presented
boss, the
chairman of the United Thank
1907.
thought
it more becoming
looked best with most of
er insist-
tried. So
ired to a
Thomas, C. J. O'Neal, John Maupin and Rev
deliberate.
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The statement that Protestants
see . . a possibility that the
Texas in 1954. Some are important
might not be considered so by the
Governmental authorities, ouick to spot
new sources of tax revenue, began levying
it is quite
> come to
. Minor
and 50
urban residential areas arid industrial decen-
tralization have made the motor vehicle a
family essential. Gasoline has become a ne-
cessity that is consumed in astronomical
quantities. Under the stimulant of what
conclusion is read
sis of his private ।
Mr. Harsch furtl
“Inquiries by
tendent; Felix Johnson. Jr., stage manager
H. Wilson, secretary-treasurer; and A.
her perform-
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than one per cent.
As a result of the many lynchings, the
congress for several years contemplated a hg
federal statute to deal with such crimes but circ
ber.
Political sub-divisions like Cooke
s
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tHg
room he could read a few more
cards.
He would be satisfied himself
because he would know that by
posting his card he could let ev-
eryone in the office know his
woes, whereas, by the old vocal
method he couldn’t be sure of
reaching more than half of them
every day. And he would go home
at night bursting with fresh gos-
sip to tell his wife.
In fact, the only thing wrong
with this system is that a wife
might have a hard time shutting
her husband up. But at east that
would be a new problem for her
—and love will always find a
way to solve that one.
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of ste-
Friday
Mmes.
most popular and picturesque figures—the
of the colorful saris and gem-studded nose—
wife of Sir Claude Corea, who has gone to
disappeared from the scene.
The American people have learned to con-
trol their feelings, it appears, to the extent
"FRONT THE
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ALL US PALS
STAB HIM IN
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on the ba-
mate.
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except that C
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Bounds, the pastor. Twenty-two stewards
women attended the meeting.
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ALWAYS AMONG,
THOSE MISSING! )
Following the business session
devotional on "The Nicene
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but usu- hower’s gestures of good will
may have counted for nothing
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account of illness.
Mrs. F. A. Tyler left today for Austin
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true that most Americans, of were served in the banquet room.
and affili-
her saris, the six-yard lengths of
exquisite fabric bordered in pure
gol 1 and silver, of which she
boasts some 75.
Lady Corea also wore emerald
was retarded because of an im-
paired blood supply.
(Q) “I have a running ear
which has a growth in it
about the size of a pea. This
growth is pink in color and
Sticks out of the car. The
discharge is sometimes
greenish, but usually yellow.
Is an operation necessary.
Your advice would be appre-
ciated.”
Mrs. G. W.
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to whom and what was said
back in approval or disagree-
ment.
But once Eisenhower reads his
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House Speaker Malin, were ask them to.
willin
to be considered a friendly bid for )
men bipartisanship, which is some /
jf silence, thing Eisenhower will need be
fore this session ends if he is
put over his program.
Since not all his own Republi-
the morality of their ancestors, duced at the altar and in the east
For every ir ' „
sort. I can name hundreds who good of the order. __________
serve their country well. It A gift was presented Mrs. Lord gestion
would be a stupid thing to do, from the chapter before the rit- before hi
however, because were it not ualistic closing, and refreshments
few scoundrels among us, such Mrs. Gordon B. Smith, member 1
as Julius Rosenberg and Harry of the resolutions committee of Blow Jr."
Dexter White, wandered from Grand chapter, was also intro-
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But it was not long before these people went and every man and woman who
tack on their vow to obey God. Unanimous works for Uncle Sam as to re-
votes are seldom sincere or free. ligious affiliation? Surely there
All the people answered with one voice.— are no statistics on the subject
Exodus 24:3. nor can there be. f Unless Mr.
And in a world that is embit- ----- ----------
tered by bigotry and hatred, it is Young inSalt . .
a source of pride to an American Lake City, she first appeared in a chance to listen to the other
that he can enjoy the privilege a film with Colleen Moore who fellow. Besides, they don’t want
of government employment with- picked Loretta as her film name, to talk. Their Jawbones
out any confession of religious _ ■----*--------out already.
hoihjanemaontYnggterconstitP- Deputy Matron Now, here is .a
tion of the United States. ---" •
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-eef*skrerete
tell newsmen when By the time this session is
the sub- two months old all of Eisen-
__ig to
they left the president
ject of their discussior
ally not what was said.
This time, it seems. —, — ---------- ------
gressiona] visitors agreed to be what may happen in congress
even less talkative than tht. Ei- itself between now and then.
her says:
this reporter
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A mob was about to string up
a horse thief but a lawye *
ed that he ought to be 1
353,220
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Harsch can produce statistical
for the last month of the year since recor is have
been kept at the post office, beginning in
A beautiful new pipe organ to cost approxi-
mately $5,000 is to be purchased for Whaley Me
mortal Methodist church this spring. cac cording
to action taken at a meeting of the board "
wards and the Women’s Missionary Society
night. Making talks on the subject were
John Maupin and Fred Anderson; Messrs. J. A.
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Born Gretchen
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tter. dogs of this Kern county town
- “She have all but lost their self-respect.
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Elections That Are Scheduled This Year
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talked with Lady- Corea, who
came here with her husband,:
Ceylon’s first ambassador to the
United States, five years ago-
especially when her nose blazed
with diamonds. She favored this
gem for formal wear because
taxes on gasoline many years ago, primarily
road building purposes. Here, as else-
where, the power to tax has been abused.
Gasoline taxes have become excessive and
R. S. (Timi Healey, who has been visiting his
wife’s parents, Mr. and Mn. Ottd Vaeth dmc
the holidays, has gone to New York on a business
trip.
Mrs. Clyde Rountree and daughters. _____
Charlene, Ruby Edna, and Maynelle, have re-
turned from a visit to Commerce. Texas.
county
and Gainesville may also have spec: al elec-
tions for bond issues and other sub ects of
particular interest to taxpaying vote rs.
There is no very good excuse for r ot pay-
ing a poll tax unless one is not intere sted in
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An operation is usually necessary to correct the
condition. It does not actually result in clearing
up the discharge, however. In most of the ;e cases
the use of medicine taken internally is of i io avail.
Dr. Dean selects the most important _______
questions sent in by readers, answering or e a day
in this column.
TPHERE ARE PEOPLE in Texas 1 vho are 1 _ _
4 opposed to the poll tax as a prerequisite fected by referenda that may
for voting in elections in the Lone St ir state.
I then."
I The virtue of this "staff infor-
I mation” card system is that it
I would save the time wasted on
f gossip in the ordinary office -
| roughly two-thirds of the work
I day. Each time an employe went
8 to the water cooler or the rest
publican leaders to crop in at
the White House to confer with is hardly
him on problems. at yeste
The most important of them, make blanket
by JOHN T. LEONA
Sighal. February IS
may appear in The
upon bing broaghf
Member of ___________
exclusivel to the use of republics!____ ___.... ...
news Binted in thia newspaper, as well as all AP news
sional captains who hid ni
more to say of their ____
Eisenhower than "Harummmph
and “Hmmm."
emoon, an organization to be
Theatre ot Gainesville was formed and the follow-
ing officers named John S. Hardy, business man
ager; J. J. Lindsay, dramatic director; F rank R.
sodium, bicub. No help. Any sug-
? May have to go home
______joon if don’t get bef
14. 1919. four years ago.
Weather records for 1923 just complete
that December’s rainfall of 5.27 was the I eaviest
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PED FEELING AGAIN
First they were subject*
And the children?—“My little 90 day quarantine, and ow It
feller sure said a cute thing last has been revealed there exists a
_______ ::____ reading city ordinance that prohibits
•r. and all of a sudden he them from being on the streets
at a picture and said unless they are accompanied by
he isn’t people.
DREAD MAY BE THE STAFF of life, but
• in twentieth century America gasoline
runs it a close second. Wide dispersal of sub-
iown," it has been made abundantly avail-
able in constantly improved quality by
-tig hly competitive oil industry at a minimum
nrie.
our country without anybody
permitting private bigotry to dis-
turb the national unity of our
people. Perhaps the most at-
tractive factor of American life young matron !
is the freedom to be different, to to m u c h more
hold views that are not standard, mature parts. In
to worship God according to each 1948 she re- L
man’s beliefs and traditions, reived the Acad- "
_____ ____________ ,_______ Americans are of many faiths,, emy Award for jj
ployes of the government of the including such as Buddhism. Con- * "
United States? Has he or anyone fucianism, Bahaism. to say noth-
innaire to each ing about main forms of Chris-
* ' » tianity and Judaism.
Commerce street Monday night. December 31 in
the presence of relatives and friends.
Dr. M. B. Garrett is confined to his home on
At a meeting held in the court house Fri lav aft-
known as 41 e Little
But payment of a poll tax is a privilege and
a responsibility of the citizens of Tei as who
desire to vote. And the voter never knowg
what special elections might come up during
a twelvemonth, in which they are (lesirous
Washington Letter...
By JANE EADS
VIT ASHINGTON—The capital has lost one of its
ESM9 S | We Have Troubles Enough in the U.S.
"Nomoredowe have proceduresin which FhGEPGays SsumeSKYathan fndongsinglhcEns wathshrldloyalvtothn
the people seek to right a wrong outside the those employed by the govern-1 dismissed from the State depart- captured by the Kremlin. To gen-
law by the execution of a person suspected ment of the United States were ment . . .” eralize from the particular is al
of a crime. | only required to
For two years now, the Tuskegee Institute be. A m e r i c a n
Tuskegee, Alabama, has reported no fitndnsno refen
lynchings in the United States. Prior to that ence in the Con-
_ —igister will b« cheerfully corrected
(A» Chronically running ears are often difficult
to cure. The drainage or discharge is due to an
infection. Some ears will run for years, and some-
times a growth develops in the’ear canal. This
growth is due to the chronic irritation caused by
the discharge. Loss of hearing often results and
may result from mechanical blocking of tl e canal
or actual destruction of the ear drum ai d parts
p‛
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Hagerty explained briefly
what was talked about, like
taxes or social security, but
never a word on what who said
on January 31.
First elections of interest are the school
trustee ballotings which come off t le first
Saturday in April, and the city elec tion on
the first Tuesday in April.
- Then there are the Democratic primaries
and this year. Republican primaries too, we
believe, that always generate much interest.
And there is the general election in Novem-
__ once his message is delivered
This might be astonishing, in and not in approval.
the ase of men who in other Any defection from the Re
and places could talk at publican ranks, in a congress
* _ cj.c1 on paper, where the parties are so evenly
(1) it is‛t- really divided. will make it all that
‘ last. more urgent for Elsenhower to
office in have Democratic support on his
1953 Eisenhower asked his Re- major proposals.
This being an election year .it
7.’ likely the Democrats
at yesterday’s session . would
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those who should not. They feel that pay-
ment of a poll tax gives a voter a feeling of
responsibility that he otherwise would not
have, not to dismiss either, the revenue that
efevh9* eree"degeee
Smith, publicity manager.
Frank MeDearman has announced his ca ndidacy
for city marshal in the city election to be held in
April.
Joe Rison of this city and Miss Fa; e Nell
Barker of Daugherty, Okla, were married at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. J. W. Rison or
time, there had been lynchings each of the stitution insist-
71 years that records had been kept. ing / h a ta ny
To be sure, the number of lynchings had American°gov
declined sharply in recent years before they ernment also be
able in full, enough information tail, giving names
been gathered in Protestant ations.
. , - -1---------------les to make it clear that the
the idea was dropped when it became ap- activities of Senator Joseph R.
parent the lynchings were a thing of the Medarntt ErWis) whhethhdatce
Pas-. . , , , , dental dr ntentional, of increas-
I; is to be hoped that no more lynchings ing the proportion' of Roman
will be recorded in this country and that Catholics to Protestants em-
public opinion no longer tolerates interfer- ployed in the public service.”
ences with the due processes of law. How would Mr. Harsch or any-,
f _________\___ one else know what the religion
is of the more than 2.400.000 em-
one oil company executive has called “the
-reatest free market the world has ever
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men’s and ladies’ rest looms, ticle entitled pffering of LoVe.
__ : . . 1 . Mrs. H. O. Mitchell gave an ar-
Here is a typical caid: ticle entitled "Business Men on
_ Name of employe— “Joseph X. Their Knees.”
I At the close of the program re
State of health— “Dr earned I freshments were served by the
_ ------ ---------- was shipwrecked last right and hostess.
indecent Jew of that and gave a short talk for the woke up feeling seasie k. Took
But when they return at even-
tide to their little castles and the
30 Years Ago . . .
(From the files of The Daily Register,
January 5, 1924.)
The mercury dipped to 11 degrees this i norning
to register the coldest weather since De cember
FINGERNAILS SHOW PROGRESS
OF CERTAIN DISEASES
By C. A. DEAN, M.D.
N EDITORIAL: Certain diseases of blood vessels
IVA in the limbs show symptoms in the fit ger and
toe nails.
to members of St. Paul’s Episco-
. pal guild and auxiliary Monday
1 ,u- Ple, easy evening in her home at 723 South
way to solve this problem in a Dixon street.
verytody onn Mrs. Claude Brown, president.
wife You do it with ca -ds. ' opened the meeting with ‘JX
12, •1. 1 - er after which a report on the
-When the employes, arrive for Missionary Supply Box was given
by the hostess. Forthcoming
projects for 1954 were discussed
manager; Floyd G. Armstrong, ticket uperin-
Porter
_____ , (P)—The even three years old yet. How do
average wife complains her hus- you like that?”
band does not talk enough at Family finances—“Paid last in-
home. The average employer com- stallment on my car this week.
’ buying new car next week if can
I make old one hold out until
open Roman Catholic attack on Mrs. Morris Lord of Lewisville,
s -= sttus
Roman Catholic fervor against a special presentation was them sincesthe dayibe ‘oremhe
Communism may turn out in the c;t, LI, .L, 01411 410 caras are iiueo out m quaarupii
end to be primarily a vehicle for given her at the altar by the cate. One goes to the
an assault on Protestantism,” is Worthy Matron, Mrs. Berl Pear- others are Put.on11 condition of
unfortunate son, and the star points after staffrrbu etin.boardSr a mthe offering, read an interesting ar
It is as unfortunate and as un- which she brought instructions the oince water cooler and in me —“eicn uneceine af i - "
truthful as saying that Jews are and changes suggested by the
Communists and spies because a Worthy Grand Matron.
the crowd named a judge, a jury
was chosen, the evidence was
heard and the jury reti
, _ vacant storeroom tod
and ruby stud$ in her nose, which Jane Eads After about an hour, there was a
three places for that purpose, but knock at the door and someone
most of her stockpile of nose jewels are frankly from the outside yelled, “You
"l - her extensive travels about the United fellers hurry up; we need that
with her husband she carried her costume room to put the corps® in.”
jewelry in a handbag.
“ I favor the semi precious stones,” she told me.
can’t be bothered carrying on my travels the
expensive kind, only to lose them or have them
stolen. The three jewels are part of my costume.
No one can get them unless he pulls off my nose.”
Though she adores American made high-heeled
shoes and purses. Lady Corea never exchanged
her lovely sari costume, the dress worn by women
of ( eylon, for our "store-bought” clothes. She was
always eager to oblige with a refined strip tease
show curious women, wherever feasible, how
she draped the* fabric abound herself.
"Even in the shops,” she laughed. "I‛d show
then, going behind the counters where the men
couldn’t see me."
T he Coreas have three sons. Mihai, 19, is at
Ox ord University in England, and Harinda, 17,
St. Paul’s in England. Chandra, 16, who at-
tended a private school here, was sad to part from
his American friends, as were his parents. All
were widely feted with special luncheons, dinners
and receptions before their leavetaking.
Lady Corea told me she was taking with her
“all the wonderful gadgets that mhake work easier,
even in London," as well as her spike-heeled shoes.
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matter, one must pay a poll tax if
.vote in Texas. And the law prescribes
poll-tax paying period from October 1 to
January 31. And many are the citizns who
have learned, much to their chagrin, that no
amount of pressure will bring to *
poll tax receipt after January 31.
There will be a number of elections in
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d
of expressing themselves. . -
Therefore, it behooves every citizen of
Gainesville and Cooke county to me <e sure
they have poll tax receipts for 1953
in their pockets before the clock strikes 12
have been diverted from road building to
general government purposes.
The best cure fpr this abuse lies in amend-
ments to state constitutions which make it
mandatory that the funds be used for roads
exclusively. Twenty-four states now have
ratfied constitutional amendments of this
nature and other states have them under
consideration. These amendments help to
preserve the maximum benefits of the free
market and the competitive system, neither
of which could exist without our American
society based upon freedom — and which
abuse of the taxing power can destroy as
surely as the sun rises and sets.
which they probably did.
Yesterday Eisen how er sat to
down in his
like the late Sen. Taft
onV
e,
3ap
Boyle's Column ... by HAL BOYLE'
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„ to
congress tomorrow all signals
are off. The agreed-upon silence
was to give him a chance to
disclose his program publicly be-
fore it was discussed publicly.
of some of the other congres- And the session of congress
--"1 U* UK --tinp which opens today will certain-
talk with ly be remembered for the
- amount of discussion if not for
They’ll Do It Every Time —-u-o-
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/ B-BUT-I DON’T V LISTEN TO ME-- THE
v EANESIEN «AWTGET PResidENTASENow
OF THE CLUB! Ir Y DELEGATES IT TQHIS " —shi
TOO MUCH WORK! 1 COWMITTEES! IT'S A;
{ICANT SPARE j
I THE TIME/ MY
BUSINESS IS IN
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gor s,Surblshets-Aeuno -esPonstDts —or
|” This is an indirect insult to the ways illogical. _
I Protestants. Some of those dis- in the face bf the frightful war
I missed were subversives; some that is being waged against our
I were homosexuals; some were country, why do we have to di-
I blabber-mouths. The secretary of yide on such an issue as religious
1 state, John Foster Dulles, is an beliefs: When our sons are
1 important Protestant churchman, killed in war, they die as Ameri-
H Are we to believe that John Fos- H15, whatever their creed or
I rotin wergmaahennash KremilnVA0 b?netl°from bigotry Rlainsith atsam "
I himself, headed, the principal insAmericailonly.America can too'muchPtime
| Protestant organization in this -oSeDsueh.isions exercising his:
■ country, discriminates against „ Being neither a Catholic nor a . dan at I
. . _ -- -0, ...... ax IProtestants? Or are we to say Protestant, I can be lovingly im- f°.T5 a E
of letting the law take its course.- application Geo. Sokolsky that no Catholic was a subver- partial in an appeal that they theLeg,T
Of the nearly 4,000 lynchings in the past form for such employment in- sive, a homosexual or a blabber- maintain a truce of God in the andI,dls"are
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