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ORANGE, TEXAS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1947
YOLMUE XXXIV
—
IN TWO
V
Vessel Is Blasted
After Unloading
Jewish Immigrants
Jerusalem, July 23. (AP) —Of-
ficial sources reported today that
* the British ship Empire Lifeguard
had been sunk li\. Haifa harbor,
presumably by saboteurs, shortly
after disembarking 2Bl legal Jew-
* ish Immigrants transported to the
Holv Land irom detention camps
on Cyprus. ~
1 A British release disclosing the
sinking said:
"The Empire Lifeguard, a trans-
port returning Jewish immigrants
from Cypru5r-~«gs sunk this
morning in Haifa harbor by an
internal explosion after all the
immigrants had disembarked.
* No Casualties Reported
"It is believed that a charge
, was placed on board while the
: ship was taking on the immigrant
. at Famagusta (a port in Cyprus).
"No casualties have been re-
ported so far." J
Advices from Haifa said that
fire had broken out aboard the
Empire Lifeguard shortly after
she .arrived, in the harbor, and
that the immigrants had been
hurriedly put ashbre.
The ship' was said to have
• gone down alongside the quay
and to be resting half-submerged,
with her keel on the bottom oi
the harbor.
House Action Oi
Credit Controls
LeavesDecision
Up To President
By Francis M, I.cmay
Washington, July 23. (AP) —
Denied specific peacetime author-
ity to regulate time payment buy- j
By Stanley Swinton
Batavia, Java, July 23. (AP)—
Dutch troops driving to slic° Java
in two have pressed to within 12
miles of the key Republican
| stronghold of Malang. an Ind<mp •
; sian army communique «K,knowl-
edged today.
Other Dutch units were threat-
ening the Indonesian capital of
Jogjakarta; The Dutch took th<}
; impur-taut town of Stilatlga, «n a
j 46-mile- winding highway to the
| Republican capital.
•A dispatch from Associated
ing, President Truman today faces j Press Correspondent Harris Jack*
a decision on when to lift present * son in Jogjarkarta quoted a Re-
Vlotence Continues her 31. Neither bill appeared
A continuing war of violence, j Mkely to get any lurther.
apparently fanned by the recent
eredit restraints on such items as j publican communique as saying
automobiles,, refrigerators and j that meanwhile, the Indonesian
radios. • . in a counter-drive were' nearin&
■ The president had recommend- j the outskirts of Dutch-held Sem-
ed that the controls—imposed by j srang, .27 miles north of Salatiga
wartime executive order—be eon- i and the base for the jumpoff of the
tinuecf for a while with the ap- j Dutch drive toward Jogjarkarta.
proval of Congress as a curb a- j Indonesian forces have been*re-
gainst inflation, ported attempting to infiltrate
Both Bills To Die ...j*Siemarang, an important Dutch
But the House instead approved j military fcaae on the north coast
a bill late yesterday to end such ot central Java.
controls immediately.. The voice ; A Dutch army communique in-
vote action* rejected a Senate-ap- dicated the motorized columns
proved measure to continue mod- and armor-protected troops were
ified credit restraints to Decern- ; pushing deep into Java, and Su-
SHIPYARD FIRE
LOSS ESTIMATE
Solon Asks Clark
To "Clear Way" for
By Pr.'ck Curry
Washington July 24, <^\P)
'Califuk thu Security council I
' perpetually. I«uu« jury," tire Ain-
ej ivaik/Lflgiou today ^#|)OSCd
overhaul of the United Nutti
charter to.bobtail the Big FiVe.
{Veto and set up a 'ty ranny-proof^
world police force. ,
Climaxing a year of study, thu
a riwimmcndatiooa were
j'/or warded in a l tier; to each
member o! Congress'with th'.s
the Indonesian ™ KansaTcity vole 'fra^"l-har- | Wkhd^gmcnir^y.
ees StiRMlMl as Goal
* Ferguson's call for a break iiW "It «V be possible . r ex
Three Amendments| j|eaumo||t Lawyers
To Charter Urged n . . ,
Opinion Creciied
m
•N ;.By Jack Bell
Washington, "July 23. (AP> —
Senator Fetyusoji "(It-Mich) said
today that "lit juatfcF to himself"
Attorney Genei'iiiX'lar^ought t>i ' Klon
help dear the way fiu a PWfttor-'
ial iuyestigatiqtt' Jtiio hi^hiiadling
'//■'
An opinion by an
Beaumoni. legal lirni twiay wu>
given .credit by a local ^oia\'C
which cannot he name.I tor delay
in calling an election ol the ques-
tion of adoption by Ornuie coun-
ty of tie Optional -County Jtou.l
l.a\v of 1017.' The .'inform; lit.
who works closely with the com-
[ mis'loner.i eoi.rtv.Mii the tiu.ee _n
" v"" ...Mlioiit t.1 J!tu.rnr>l .« hrti.® alviM mw-lolicrj CO«V .-*MJI tftf UU?e Ol
the solid Democratic .oppoeltion f>lU~we' belseve the\> I ils members who haw (Uy'innl ! ,
which has stalled Senate attfkn I - , 2 . . . . . ' j respond to a call by Cetafimisslon-
n pending inquiry resolution came j SJ he Unit Hi^ Charles llclden tor a social
on top of these other developments ' J.: 4 , V ! session to consider caillng^Uie
in the contrpversy: ^ ^llw: elect on eLuSt i the awyer, S
1. Senator Hatch <D-Wy .laj ^ ^ couB d.fer
belled as ' politics a charge fcy ^uW ,,|(|y Vc>t«n«latior> for ! ,hc e,4c',ion until next yt'i,r' T,,is
deportation of 4,500 Jewish im
migrants intercepted nrhile trying
to enter Palestine aboard the
steamer President Warfieid,
meanwhile resulted in serious In-
Jury lo two more British soldiers
4n Haifa.
Two army trucks were blown up
b^three mines oh the citrus belt
i*ay between Rehoyoth ana
■lv to
Chairman Wolcott (R-Mich) of
the House Banking committee told
reporters after "the House vote:
Up To President
"It is> how up to the president
to get rid of the credit controls,
as he .said he woul'd do if he did
not get specific authority from
Congress. It is certs in the House
will not authorize such regula-
matra on at least 10 fronts
gainst sporadic resistance.
a-
Republican National Chairman j
Carroll Recce that the tipposic
tion party's "frenzied efforts" to
prevent an inquiry offer "coijclu
I flic 1 elimination of
ilie atomic ' wtt*' Sivcn as their reason for tak-
threat." It said further thejT"
! indispensable to bring about
are '"K no iwrther action on the mat-
' 1 ! ter despite tlie fni't that a checfC
' of rignaturcs on a (jetitflirr^Ve.
;,ve evidence of Democrats aes uc equate substitute tor the grirh4 .K " .T , . •
nilos of pOWer p^nics" —tquesting the elei,\loi. distluwu ;
Thoi't' Still was no official esli-
mate at noon tiHny; on loss siib-
t.lined % LevinwCois Shipbuilding
company in a fire at its yard here
voftcriu.Y .tboitt II a. m. but ofr
li lnJ* of tin* company and the tire
J' |). Miticut alike wtfrt) emphatic
• ttj usserilng ihnt the damage was
'poWhrrc ricsi'' thv Sfto.oofi tigure
published in * Beaumont news,
oarer . his morn ma.
The fi*\T'is reoort. d to ha.e oc-
eurod a crane tlpV't.1 'over
;t bcrrel of far which fcnfst into
liases an I s*t aM.irq a f oi shetl
<H>nt.i!hinqv wMdlh", piuipninni.
Damage v.'.n >ti d to be confined
Ja gcly ti t*>e rtrtie^iro* and some
we'ding nru'hines.
The bla :o reuilted In^a genera
ilt'rm Which sent most ot the city',
five lighting equipment to thi
scene.
A rhort time after the fire oc-
cuHmI. a Lev hvgston spoke.una<
. i.iid Vie loss appeared to be
j "jjma'l." Itcnveser, unofficial sour-
1 -es here todiry indicated it Would
run as hvtieh as $1(1,000.
v f
tions. The Senate bill is dead."
ffiishohvl.ezion. A British officer J .Known as the Federal Reser.e
and SfbioiCr were iftjiired seriously j board's "regulation W," the cred-
an i five others were wounded it curbs were' imposed early in
slightly, the army sdld. the war under the trading with
* The iiu'idents raised terrorist ] the enemy act. Because that
casualties in eight days to eight j World War V statute carries no
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killed and 62 inj
LET'S
SOMETHING
ABOUT IT I
specific lime limit, Mr. Truman
| could; if he chose, keep the re-
i straini* in force so long as Hhe
J j Hquse bill did not become laxuv
j| '• — /
1 Man Released from
Problem Confronts
State Department
.^WASHINGTON, July 23—(AP)
•--The announced plan of an In-
donesian envoy to visit the United
States confronted the State de-
partment today with an initial test
of luture attitude toward the island
republic's armed struggle with the
Netherlands. ,/ ^
I Sutan Sjahrlr( former IndoneS-
| ian premier, suid on his arrival by.
plane at Singapore that he expect-
ed to go to the United States as
well as^India and Australia on a
special mission for Pr^sidi>nt Soe-
kamo. j
. The Hague and several other
capitals will be interested to' see
whether this government permits
j his ehtry. ■
peration on the eve of the ItHU
nresidential campaign."
2. Senator lalnger (U-ND) de-
fended Clark's action in the Kan-
sas City case, shouting to 'lire
Senate that "if,6 federal gestapo
from Washington runs elections, j'
power pontics
Three i'ropotulx
Specifically, the Legion |)ro-
po.sed three- Charter amendments
designed to: \
I. Giye "ipore effective repre-
k"tm«liOn ot the nations'* on the
We will havothesanr. control ov^jji^Urily rouni", and Bbolikh f?
elections «:<; they have in .foreign Heto ,n of "Wiwsion "or
countries." .| preparation for aggression."
*" 3. With the GOP leadership.,,, , , . ,,
still/stymied In its efforts fo get « equate f-wers to .prevent ag-
Senate action oHj.he inquiry^esoi] «ie"«vewar liy c eating iron cl«C
. 1 lnternattona! controls over atomic
{weapons and ail other means ot
lution sponsored by Sett#tor Ke:n
(D-Mo). Rep. Plbeser (R-Mo)
stood ready to introduce a sini-
lar proposal in the House Where
Republican control is such that it
could force speedy action.
U.S. Will Stick
To No-Veto Stand
On Atomic Crimes
more than the number of name:,
of qualified voters necessary U>
require submisidon oi' the ques-
tion.
still Not Meeting
—CommiS' iuner Hblrieu itun b«n
endeavoring since lasf Saturday
to get. members uf the rriicrt to-',
gether for the purpose of oKlering
I 2. Give 'hp Security councilxy1c election for August 23. To-
night at midnight Is the riearilinV
for such.'an: Order, according-.lo
officials, There still wa.> uo—lix-
diet'tion today that such a wrt'Vt:
:ni! wfH be hsid.
Basis for the alleged opinion ol
the Beaumont attorneys couli
not be gue:i>iCri at here. Srctioo-
I of the Optional County Ro^'J
Law of 104-7, copies of which haV •
EVERLASTING VIGILANCE
only Will accomplish for Orang-e
and Orange county the things that
are vital on the score of develop-
ment and progress. It is plainly
evident now that there are some
obstacles that seem to be unsur-
|hounted that must be overcom'-
In the Campaign to make Orange
Jive up to her claim of being a
first city of the great«st_state -in
the United States, EJy^ryliliSiacle
surmounted will become a barrier
to the chances of slipping back-
ward. Orange cannot turn back.
| County Jail Here india or australia
1 —c"'k-
placed under arrest by 1
Lake Success, July 2.3; (AP>
H. OSborn
LONDON lulv 21—i APV-.We't . Unitcd Nations Atomic Energy I ing member-states.
"■> ... ; commission today that this coun- At present, Ilrlt) in,
the nhWffs department fotA c ip onw iv sounts. sai 1 try stands firm on ils demand that ' France, .China and this
drunkencss\after his automobil'; . ,hf,t India or Austra - o yet0 apply t0 punrshment of arc permanent members
Was wrecked\m the highway n6ar i m'ght ask the United Nations to
mass destruction.
3. Create "a powerful yet tyr-
anny proof" V*r!d poll it force.
New Setup .SiiRK.edeil
'I'iiese proposals followed close.
ly.'an outrrooping of congressional
; tosojuttdhs callinr tor a United ' bun firoylded llciv\
j Nations charter Revision confer- I reads in part as follows:
! encc. v
i The Legion suggested revamp- !' Provisions of l.aw
J Ing the Security council into a Iff-| "Such qucsti-jn shall be sub-
member 'body- v'two each from thu (.milted to Uic qualtfie I voters, •>!
fUnited stfitos, Britain aV i Russia, t'H" b ' Ouf; .y «t 0 gepensl or :;;>e-
Unitefi J one {each from France and Chliy i«,B| cloetion by thp Co.inmii ioit>
,u.. [Tni[)piers' Court ol such county, upon
Russia, i'Vdterj of such county equal to
country ' 'en ' Pcl' cent of lire number
of thu -j vollng for Gffcernor at the last
Rotary Program Is
laternatioaalizod
Prediction ot a very friendly
I relation between the United
' Sh'tes of North America and the
oHed States of BrnKii of South
America-y^as made by the speak-
e * nt ^the Rotary club's regular
; meet.ng' and luncheon Tuesday
at 110011 iii the Holland hotel din.
luf riioiTi. The theme of the pro-
gram >vas "Salute TtrOur Sister
RentibilcNBrnzil" and was «r-
rrnred by Hunter Bciity, program
thalrman, J. K. Conn, Chris
Harms and Archie- Weaver.
Coin ad Hansen introduced Lt.
; Commundcr Newton. Tornughi,
| ooininander of the three tiigA un-
; rtorgetng ' repair*, in l|4ivlngs^n
^htliyP!dvvwho was the prlneipif
menibei' of. the pane! liscusiriim.
Hynse't, Beaty and Rev. E. A.
In. 1 am of Hoauniont, who wns a
rni ;lon«ry in Brezil for Woven
I years, made Up the rest of the
pane
membf i..
Bridge City l^Kt night re-
leased this morning when it was
learned he.was not guiltv of the
sml
eXvi
offense'SJftt-,. which heXvas "appi'e-
hendccL_ When his pi
erty "was 'returned', howofcer, his
brass, knucks were withheld.
intcrvjpne in the Oispute between
the Netherlands and the Indones-
ian republic.
The complaining nation presum-
ably would charge that the Indo-
nesian fighting constituted a threat
to world peace, these sources said
; atomic crimes.
In a brief statement to the
working committee of the United
Nations Atomic Energy, commie'-
1 si on, Qsbnrti1 proposed that the
atomic ;deJcgales postpone diiscusi
! l 1-member council with each ex- j pitcedjij pfineral elwtlon ih.'srch
ercislTTg veto=powor over any mat- i tount.v, not l?ss than thiity ..("JDj
tor ,of
body,
'substance' be'jre
that. ('lays nor more than sixty '((10)
[days after the petition Is filed
I with the CbnhnissloneiTi' .Conh'."-
COSTS OF DRUNK DRIVING
even in Orange county in lives of
{hnoceift human beings to say
nothing of the shocks endured by
felati-es, friends, acquaintances
'and fellow humans, seem to be
actually growing. Adequate pun-
ishment of individuals/guilty of
the gi-owing crime U one item,
and the prevention of the crime
by reducing drunkeness is anoth-
er thing. That old adage, "if you
drink don't drive", has been worn
to shreds apd is apparently mean-
k, you will drive unless
from doing so by sober
^-drinking individuals or
l^v'iT'fc TIME-
TO-BE ARUUM5T*
over the question of highway de-
velopment In Orange-as the all-
time opportunity to spend a few
hundred thousands to get mil-
lions of dollars of valuable hiah-
way construction at the most es-
sential time in the history of the
Orange county division 6t South-
east Texas. There ti prevalent at
this time an extreme* ipirtt of
lethargy in regard to steps neces-
sary to provide ways and means
of obtaining the benefits of .1
super highway°Vith proper access
roads that will effect the destiny
of Orange and Orange county.
LDSAI
Grand Jury Is •
In Session
i said, have a "close interest" in th'p i>
( situation in Indonesia.
Births Continue To
,I could betaken up jft a point-by- Outnumber Deaths Six Reported Dead
In Berlin Blast
sion Of the' veto pVoblem tiiitil fi
. , . . .. could • betakef 1
Both India and Australia, they :,)0int debated
The grand jury reconvened this
morning by order Of District Judge
F. W. Hustmyre for the purpose oi
investigating the "murder with-
out malice, and driving while in-
inadeated" case against Thomas
NEGOTIATIONS OPENED
ON CARPENTERS WAGES
Houston, July 23. (API — Ne-
gotiations on a new contract -be-
tween AFL carpenters ghd indus-
trial contractors today Was "In
| progress, a move thai may bring
%d v ... . t, . ■ i i early end to a shutdown of an es-
Memll of Beaumont, which grew r„moted $IS0.000.000 In industrial
out of a traffic accident .last Sun- construction berc,
day which claimed the life of
Willie Shaw of Houstonrand-in- ! J. L. Bryant, business agent of
jured Mrs. Shaw, their 12--year- j Carpenters Local, 213, said a
Old son, Clifford, and Carson Nor-
He-saicf that the United States
would not be a "party to any
ch«nge in the principle"--by which
no reto shall apply on atomic
punishments. He insisted agaii
that the principles laid down by
Bernard M. BarucA to the Atomic
commission last year must be up-
held.
Slated For Today..
iiSiiriifsifc.'^'w
The civil case of Black vs the The carpenters saek a $2,12 1-2 Open tofUm with Associated
T. St N. O. railway was being j hour minimum. Brant said. ,C0ntrac|& '*.of Orange in county j Trotti and Thomson of B'eau-
heard in district court this'hiorn-i <> court house at 8 p. m. ■ inont were low bidders on a pro-
log. ' ■< ' I *Tt Dill I PTIilf Tomorrow: Optimist club at Jed to resurface 4.01 miles of ap-
LAIt ffl^? noon in Holland hotel dining ; proaches to the Neehes rivoi
Tonight: Practice meeting of
DeMolay at Masonic temple at
7:30 p. m.
Bingo party sponsored by the
Kmght
Two ot the HI babies regis ere'd
as born dining the month of Juh?
were "still born" and one was
premature birth, records of the
vital statistics show. Baby girls
!-0utnvmbered f)o,y s only one a.*
arriving for the month While
births of Nep.rocs were ajproxi-
j'mrtely ons fourth thfit of Whiles.
No Mexican births,, were recijrdeci*
j lor the month. '
{' Of the deaths six were VVhite,
fiSVe Negro and, I Mexioan
Beawnont Firm Is
Berlin, July 23. (AP) At Ic'rst
six personal Uerc kiUtd ahd four
were injured today wiien a ,my«r
tsrious expiOilon rocked a Ger-
man police headquarters btiilftlng
in die. Russian zone of Berlin;
Policy said .they believed the
blast might have originate i in a
room in which tuns' and amihu'u-
tion were stored.
Two of tlie four injured per-
sons were reported to F?e in. seri-
ous condition. .
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
PROBE HOUSEBREAKING
The sheriff's department was to-
day investigating an Incident tak-
ing place in Cove addition short-
ly after midnight last night when
the front screen door at the resl- i
dence of Charlie Eguton was rip - I
ped off and entered by an uhiden- J
tilled person. Mrs. Eguton was I
awakened during her sleep {"/hen '
the man fell over a tub of water !
placed against\ the door, accord- >
Ing to Deputy Sheriff Chester:
Holts. Eguton is employed out 01 t
J town, it was stated.
Concreasmao J. M. Comb*
wired the Leader this afternoon
that the bill extending Lanham
act federal aid to public schools
In areas such as .Orange passed
the Honae and was 'sent to the
Heniste Today.
■ LONDON. July 21—(API—
Rirnia rejected a United State*
Invitation to Join in preparing a
Japanese peace treaty and char-
ged that Amertea had acted in a
"unilateral manner" In proposing
a preliminary conference for
Ahir. I In Washington the Mm
cow radio said tonight.
"Y
By Odd Fellows
Ijeopeld-J.,|Iogjf. district deputy
... , ._ _ 'i-uaf, tiie Independent Order of Odd
new oTT"'5r'i; nf
Sabine Area Council Boy Scout-; Orange and Port Arthur, the State | the local Oriental encampment
executive board meeting in Hoi- ^Highway department announced j iast Mjght at S o'clock at their rog-
land hotel dining room, at B:30 j'n Austin. The firm bid $310,-t_j-tt4ftr metdihg in the J 0. O, F.
m. • Qild nit I li A 1/iK ml 11 im1 1 ■ .1« ...
J he Brazilian eomrnander said
that his people were very much
f interested In this country and
; tlu.t every VnrtVrt.'ineut portrayed
' to thtjrn throityh tiio presu nn1
i ran'io was being witched closely
v/ith the view of cultivating v
■ TtrTiT* rel'ttionsh'P between the
two great countries, Answers to
ciut'stions asked, hini brought out
Ihiii: tlu're wusVa t'onsideratile in-
treuse in the desire for the devel-
(, nieut or democratic principle
in Braf.ll grid thi't the system ot
Otlucitlon wj s ritpijly tYiipro> fiij,.
A }f rge map oi South Amoric.
ton One wall (if the dining room
hc{pod the speaker in explaining:
points of intteVest to. the members!
Alter, the panel ;;ii«<u**iort,
l.ngmrt made a talk, adding mar'
deti iln, about Braiil. |Ho' aisertet'
that kite penpl; ot thiS\ COwittrj
feol tb ;.v are the only Amerlcam,
whoreaj the people ft Brflrtj fee.
they are just much, of ArOeri
eanjh' the only difference being
the ««jost^pliical one Of North ant
South Americans.
Woieott Praal
■SMMBia
?nT'"T,
Sonny Is Said To
Show Mathm Doe<
Not Need Money
"US 72.fl W .
Washington,'July 23. (AP) -«
The ^tate department announ^al
toiay thai Poland's .share of the
$3S0,000,()00 American , foreign re-
lief program has been eancclei.
The action \was taftcn,, on the
recommend J tlori\ of Col. R. N
Harrison, a spectiii. assistant to
Senetary of AgiictWlurc A"d«r-
scn, who- made a survey of Po-
landV-TTihiimuin ford needs t r
, Secretary of Stalb Marsha#
Harrison reported that "gr<ii«
l and other foods arc ava|Ubl«
meet the minimum fo l need* of -
the" Polish people generally tor
the balance orthb-caf-'ndar year."
Sourer of Kelief
He suid imports of medical sup-
plies and; supplementary food -
stulls tor special groupi appends
justified and that tome imports
of grain eed and fe. tilircr would-*
"be helpful,
, The state department said in
its announcement however that
fciich spccial item s could be su3-
plied through private rcllof ageu- .■
Ics and other sources such is
the "international Emergen-/
Children's fund. The announce^
.nent added: , - *
"In view of the above and. of
the fact that the ftfnde avaUjfbi
ire sufficient to meet only the
nost urgent relief tundi. It has'
ieeO' derided not to unciertske -a
relief prog^afrt for Poland." ft.
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Courthouse News
,• ■'. ' tj ••,
Motor Vehicle Licensee
x^c; Granger, OrgngedeH,
1931 Chevrolet coilpe; John H
Lyons, lPalH^hevrolat eoupe; Mat
shall Sprtngeiv^-, rt«7 metTwW
sedan; C. S. WeiivJ03 Plymouth
coupe; A. tb Hexthn>HMr Chevro-
let DYSED.
Marriage I leenaes
BClo i^ MenQoza and Msry J->
Frit* of Orange; one couple of
San Dligo who requested their
names not be published.
Property NrrotlaMnim
Deeds: FIob^Ic Vernock ot VI tj
Thomas E. Simmons, et ux, fl
res of land out of the TfcNO Ry.
survey No. B; Vincent Cappellano
et ux to Joe Leprla et us. a pen .
Of the Joseph Riehe.v Heairight
nirvey; Ed Hanley et us to fl. #.
Tatum, lot No. 3 in block No. S .,
of the' Gates addition; H. D, Cog."
et 11 x to W, Lausen Cok ct ux. 9
part ot the Nathan Cotdrcy Her 6-
13 ot the Hart and Sholars; Wood-
ley Spell et ux to L. A. lU.ighstn
et ux, part nj John Harmon sur-
vey; Georji H. Kirtser et ux t *
Leon D. Jackson ct ux, port ot
Lot 4, blocks Q-I2, amended Shei-
don survey; Ora;i IJnsrombe et'
uvx to h. A. Bingham ot ug,' eg<
half o: lots Nos. 18. block I, sub-
division of John Harmon survey.,
Transfers: Omi Lihkcemb et u*-'
'o-Oranjc Investment company,
iast half io 18, block I, in Or>
snge Acres, subdivision of
Urrnon survey; Woodlcy Speli et
jx to Orange Investment com-
pany, part. Of lot 18 in blocl i o(
.Jtange Acrc«, sut-'.ibh.on ai
fohn Harnpin survey; George H.
'^Inser et ux tc Or«h|tf Invest-
ment company/lot 4, block G-li,
intended Sheldon survey. --
. Releasns: Orange Investment
company ot D. K. Luckie. part oi
Nathan; Cordrcy,survey, lots I, 5
j and 8 of block K-2 of subdivision! ,
1 if the south one half ot block Ki
Orange Investment conrtpepvv to
C. E. Clark, part of Nathan Cor-
mm
m
p. m.-
Called meeting of Madison
Lodge No. 126 in Masonic temple : double asphalt surface treatment
^44 on the job, which will include
flexible shell base, shoulders, and
at 7 p. m.
Called meeting of Royal Arch
Masons to confer degree's in Ma-
sonic temple at 7 p. m.
Jaycee director* meeting at 7:30
•r m. in feltotf's eefe. - —
American -Legiop In Gi|mer
from Atrwo
Bridge City.
switch to near
POLICE JAP, ONE
One man was placed under ar-
rest by the city police department
homes community renter at 7:30 idurlng the twenty-four hour pe
P- m. jriod ending this morning, for the
Orange Adult Recreation B3nd ; offense of drunk,miw , and djs-
ln Bengal Mirsic hell at 7^0 p. m turbing the peace. V
hall.
Offlcvfa installed were: Claud 3
Fuller, chief patriarch: Joe Ger-
igk, high priest: Chi* .Limes, senior
warden; Floyd Gocdyear, junior
warden; George Bobicheiux,
guide; W,.H. Bishop, outslie senti-
nel; and Warren Owe. instil* .sen-
tinel.
A special * meeting Saturday
Inght at 8 o'clock in the I. O, O. F.
hall has heen relied tor the. pur-
psoe of conferring all thr*«
j gr%«e, it wes announced,
fwam
\iiiicoii. vice pre*ioenr
iieslcieti in the absence of the
Rev. Tom M. W. Yerxa, president
A. H. Gardes, Homton auditor
wa^ awarded the attendance prize,
PARENTS CONTINUE TO
MasailOi.,; O, July 23. (AP)
Si*-year-01d Flogucr Gut's par-
. Tits steadfastly maintained today
: t.teir spn was-not involved in the
deaths of two Infant girls at Ma -
siliiMi eifjT hospital last June 8.-
Mr*. Roger Gue. the boy's
1 mother, said Roger's earlier ttory
he bad tteen a white-coated bpy
; enter the hospital nursery was the
j truthbut % .statement he mad^
Sunday that he had dropped
^•ight-week^-o'.d , Diane Jean
Brand and 10-weeks-old Ko^c
' mary. Morton wWl< .paying ;iur. j
was not true. .
ilocK K-J of subdivision Of jout •
>ne half of block K; First Ns-
Uonai bank to George H. Kinser,
lot 4, block G-l2> Amended Shel-
don sUrv#y.
Dedication: Hollywood suSHSisi
, vision gtreets "as shown on map .
—wJktr the us* and benefit ot the
public
.Special Notices
Deputy Sheriff Chester H<?ft
and family hs/W moved Ip the
dwelling apartment of the county:
jail, 115 Bort.tr s;reej.. Holts
subject to 14-hour 1 rf^ily call,
wa* announced;
1 t«ry Publk tomimw
yet ha>e done so, ...
| to call County Clerk Joe
Dial 2421; Pis
' address . of.
was given, he
they csnnot be
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 172, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 23, 1947, newspaper, July 23, 1947; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth308471/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.