The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 91, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 18, 1946 Page: 4 of 10
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FOUR-YEAR-OLD Beverly Rose Shay receives some nourishment and a
little kind treatment from Nurse Neysa Roberts in a Grartd Rapids,
Mich., hospital after being severely beaten and burned by her moth
cr, Mrs. Evelyn Shay, 24, and Harvey M. Hubert, 31-year-old Navy
veteran, shown at right.admitted dMJIUIUng the child twt'aui
she would not mind. Tlve trirl s feet were severely burned when
Hubert made her stand barefoot on a hot oil stove. Mrs. Shay,
Whose husband is in a sanatorium, lias been living In the Hubert
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President Truman
Hopes For Draft
Bill That Works
Washington, April 18. (AP) —
President Truman Tuesday ex-
pressed hope the senate will pass
a draft bill that works.
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This was the phief executive's
reply to a news conference re-
quest for comment on a house
measure which would extend the
selective service system nine
months from May 15, but bar
inductions from May 15 to Octo-
ber 15.
Washington, AprgF'18: (AP) —
President Trunmn' Tuesday an-
nounced the/appointment of
George V. Allen o£ Maryland, as
ambassutiol- to Iran, *
He also told Ins ne;ws conference
he-was naming Edwin F. Stanton
of California, to be ambassdar to
Slam.' ~ — _ '
Allen will go to his post imme-
diately.
At the same time, Mr. Truman
said he is not considering any-
body for appointment to the dip-
lomatic post at Home, that he was
satisfied with -the man he hi*d.
Alexander Kirk is now at the'
embassy in Rome. j
Allen, the president said-witha l
smile, is .in the near east section I
of the state department, and is
not the George Allen,. former
presidential adviser, who is now a
director uf the RFC.
The English language is spoken
two hypdred million people,
t the time thut Shakespeare-
wrote his plays,' only five million
people spoke EqgJpfe .
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Asked whether. he meant, wheh
he sajd hg hoped the senate will
pass a bi|l that works, that he
thought the house bill would not,
he told reporters he would leave
it to them to draw their own con-
clusions.
No need to let those bearing-down
pain* in your back keep you from
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through properly balancing those
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COAL STRIKE
RESULTS PUT
BEFORE PEOPLE
Washington, April 18. (AP) —
The government carried its con-
cern over the 18-day coal strike
directly to the people today.
Civilian Production Chief John
D. Small declared sternly that
every citizen in the nati6n "has
a definite stake" in the bituminous
shutdown becausc eventually the
outputs* autos, houses, refriger-
ators and ojher scarce goods will
be hit.
The . very loveliest way to say "Happy Easter" is with a
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Phone 2327
TflE EASV WAY A,
Fallon, .Nev. (AP) — Experi-
enced fishermen were out in full
force when the trout season open-
ed, but the day's biggest catch
went to small fry.
'v Ten-yepr-old Ronnie Wilihitc
and his pup ','Ruff" were fishing
in an irrigation ditch when Ruff
spied a trout in the shallow wa-
ter, and chased the fish to shore.
There Ronnie joined the fray and
| came up with a six - pound, 15-
ounce trout in his bare hands.
Mrs. C. E. Vincent
Fetes Visitors
-MrjH^C. E. Vincent entertained
on Wednesday at her home, 511
Decatur, honoring Misses Keam,
Goldie and Viola Adams, house
guests of Mrs. W. A, Balston of
Beaumont. The Misses Adams are
in Beaumont to attend the wed-
ding on April 23rd of Miss Joyce1'
Aldridge to their brother,..A-A1
Adams.
Calendulas, and roses were
used to decorate the home for the
luncheon.
Attending were Miss Betty Ann
Kossler, Miss Joyce Aldridge,
Mrs. Margaret Aldridge. A1 Ad-
ams, the honorees and the hostess.
Sunset Bridge
Has Party
DEADLOCK ON
FOOD SHARING
DELAYS ORDER
Washington* April 18. (AP) — '
A British - Canadian - American |
deadlock today over ways to i
case this world food crisis delayed ;
an order which will put this na-
tion on a diet of less bread and i
flour. - • |
Representatives of the three j
countries met yesterday at an- j
other of a long scries of meetings j
of the combined food board. But j
they failed again to agree on j
what each should do in the way '
of contributing wheat and flour j
to.famine stricken preas..
The Masai people of central Af-
rica haye been aware of the con-
nection between mosquitoes and
malaria for so long that their
words fm-.t!aictiiiV3:maiam means
literally "I have been, bitten by a
mosquito." -
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Mrs. Hartley Thomas enter-
tained members of the Sunset
Bridge Club at luncheon on
Wednesday at Elliott's Cafeteria,
the group later meeting in the
home of Mrs. Thomas where
bridge was enjoyed. Mrs, E. M.
Forehand won high score and
Mrs. L. B. Christenson won sec-
ond high. Mrs. C. B. Baker Won
the bingo prize.
Mrs. E. E. Davis and Mrs. Jack
Bailey were the guests in addi-
tion to the club members. ,
On Wednesday at noon, April
24, the club members will be en-
tertained in the home of Mrs. T. (
E. Wheeler. 2212 Pacific.
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j. The regular weekly meeting of
the Ladies' Bible class of the
Presbyterian chapel-, was held on
Tuesday afternoon at the chapel
with twelve members attending.
Mrs.' Marvin Cu'nningham gave
I ihe devotional from the study
| book,- "Over Jordan", and Mrs.
j Fred HJietzel taught the Bible les-
| son from the fourth chapter of
| Ruth. Mrs. Lula Condrey led in
j prayer and the class was dismiss-
ed with the Mizpah,. v
The first two chapters from
'< First Samuel \viU be the Bible
; lesson for the next meeting which
j is scheduled for Tuesday after-
noon, April 23, at the chapcl.
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Delicious Cookies .Galore!
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in pastel shades ... and many other delightful baked dainties
for Easter eating. •' > \. \
serve hot cross buns for breakfast
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A FREE LECTURE
By ,,
JAMES HARRY McREYNOLDSf C.S.B. of Dallas, texas
Member of the Bdiird of Lectureship of the Mother Chureh,
The F^rst Church of Chrlrff. Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
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Juice, no 2 can 10c | Cigarettes
CARTON
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Coffee, lb. . . 32c | EGGS, doz... 39c
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From where! sit... Joe Marsh.
at Fisher versus
Ed's Big Toe
Mat Flshet'a our local weather
man.. v4nd planning for th« pic-
nic of Our town Improvement Club,
Hat persuades us to postpono it
until Tuesday—since it'9 going to
rail) for three days, starting Sat-
urday the 8th. ' *.
* Rut Ed Whortle claims he can
fael rain la Ida big toe—and he
•ays there isn't a drop in prospect
for at least three days!
Well, it's bright and sunny on
the 8th—and 0th—and 10th. But
come the day of the picnic, it pours
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rain like Jupiter Pluvius—niul we
hold it in Ma Hoskins' parlor,
drinking beer and roasting hot
dogs.
• Of course. Ed razzes Mat no end.
llut nobody's sore. In fact, they like
Mat just a little better, bcirig an
expert ohd being wrong. (And from
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 91, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 18, 1946, newspaper, April 18, 1946; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth308337/m1/4/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.