The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 3, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 5, 1954 Page: 4 of 6
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THF. fl ERO RECORD. TUESDAY. JAM ARY R. 1334
THREE NEW ASSAULT BRIDGES FOR THE ARMY
Marshall Housewives
Lose Long Tax Battle
WASHINGTON. Jar. 4 IT - ;h • »on r!«>cr- who contvi-
The supreme Court M0"1^ ‘ 'i\“ v'\ f\ ,-i to pay $12.57,
j,rtPd a rhal enpe to jn M„ ,, t,xes mini. The amount!
ifappl ec to domcM.c employes ,r ^ v , I « thru- bank account j
* *?P ; hv 1!;r yinernrrleni. The couple
* The coup's'brirf orriei: left stand, s.....I to, a refund. Hat-on June 3U;
ins a lower court ruling that the 1- .• nl. u-1,.c Uil.cm . i. At-|
mK * , . ue!l ruVii again'-' them anti was
'"■TTie e « »' brought 1o the h.gh upheld hj Hie Fifth V. S. Circuit,
h h a rebellious housrwtto Court of Appeals in New Orltirt*. I
f Ma-ih-M Tex Mrs. Caro- The Supreme Court already has,
from - a hn'pv and her husband, uphe ld the validity of the tax as
lyn ^ K Abne'v ^ applied to employers and employ-;
J r der i 1950 revision of 'he So- m ., harness. But the Ahreys.tyr-j
security law. domestics con- ^-ued.that a dhmrstic employe and;
o hute 1 'ter cent of their salaries h,s employer are in • different
toward re'ireinent." The ainountis status. For instance, they said,,
;__.i-— --- there is discrimination against a
Governor Declares Jan. . *5*5 Z£".„
Hand Signal Month “""
a Mon Shivers Hjiuin • They nddrd.
Governor Alan Hind * To require a domrstio employer
^CS^j8S^Hahe!,o perform
I Basketball Race
Settles Down
In Earnest
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zrszzisz sr“ r ss r svas:
By United Press
The Southwest Conference bas-
ketball chase settles down in ear-
nest Tuesday night as title play
gets undeway with a four-game
slate.
mux as he waived preliminary hear-1II Hunt, the officials named in the
uffs as he sat on the edge of a from the lake. T s
chair and waited for the court ap-! Dalton admitted shootm* Wj.
.after first yelling for tne youths
'Te'was guarded by thhec off.-!-o stop. He wa, tried .nd aequite
cers and there were city police or ,ed- _______
depty sheriffs at all exits wherever,
Davenport was taken.
The charges all stemmed fromj
Davenport's escape from the Gran-
Texas Truck Owners
Cleaim Mexican
the tasks attendant to
co- the withholding of taxes levied
urges automobile 5^"' s *° ' upon another is to deprive him ot
operate in the .pampaig ,.^'?ter i his liberty and property without
mote "more courtesy -and gion o of law '
safety on the thoroughfares of h.s
-mm, oi .1... «■»<"«- “w |
protect is "R>eh turn-hand up ,
Left turn-hand o it. Slow st0P“ j
^hV'T’the thrd consecutive]
Januan-'that Governor Shivers n.-
"ailed ’for the hand signal cam-
MONIUVS (OtJ.KGE
BASKETBALL
By United Press
Hast
Fordh.im ST. N Y. U 60.
Navy 67. Princeton 66.
South
Miami Fla . HR. Brafldris 4R.
Clem son 75. William & Mary 72
fie safety education It is sponsored ( . .......... , ,
■nmiallv'bv the Texas Safety Asso-| Kentucky 7c. Xavier 71.
Tefon 'tne and is patterned from Maryland 72. Richmond 64.
5, ^nrt signal campaign conduct-! Salem 100, Rio Grande 96.
h° Sv each yea, in Dallas by Duke 87, South .Carolina 6T
the Cittaen* Traffic Commission Union 86. Southwestern. 77.
saidj MissSg KhernT’stetson
fflVrt’l'8«e0nviafwspe^-l^^V^.rtrTeas State 61, Spring Hill
on them .resulting in neetless loss
slrtlc , ixoiiac in he Reformatory last Oct. 3, when: ,, , ■
search *oMts*Uth straight win in he kidnaped a guard, a Prison cm- pCrmjfj Unffllr
a game with Southern Methodist ploye and uSed them and thiee
high-lighted the card on which on- trusties as hostages to make his McALLEN, Tex., Jan. S.—<UP>
lv Arkansa met a non-conferencej getaway in a car stolen from a« Lower Rio Grande truck opeaat-
fot — Mississippi at Memphis. Isun-d. ! ors complained Tuesday they can t
Texas meets Texas Christian atj "V.Y.l, I'm not guilty." Daven- operate in -Mexico without expen-
Fort Worth and.Baylor plays Tex-;port said v.h-n he was asked about Tne permits but alien trucks now
as A&M at College Station in the j; he charge-. "I X'1 - 1 U plead j cross the Rio Grande without pay-
other games.
The Rice-SMU game will be . „
replay of their semi-final encour.t-ijjj 0ff from
er in the SWC pre-season touron- formatory.’
ment at Houston last week. Rice; - —
Houston Cemetery
’5S* cm ' Ollitials Fat? Suit
The Dallas game also matched n . D
the two leading teams on the basis pQf L'gtJffl 01 BOy
of non-title play. Rice clibaxed its
unbeaten string with three wins atj HOUSTON, Tex , Jan. 5 —(UP)
Houston, while Southern Methodist
won seven of its 10 tests.
, hat way. I didn't rob aiiyoody and ; jng anything.
# I didn't kidnap iu:ybod. -but I The truckers said they undcr-
titere the re- stood the Texas Department of
Public Safety would send an inves-
tigator to look,into the situation.
| Tom Aycoek of Pharr said it
[would cost him $1,000 a year per
(truck to operate in Mexico, and
I Henry M. Cole of Hidalgo said
Mexican licenses cost his company
SI,400 a year.
Judge Laughlin Delays
Ruling On Election
-The parents of a youth killed
[while boat riding at midnight on
[a cemetery lake have sued the
cemetery and two
[for 570,693.
DOWNS IN DITCH
EDINBURG. Tex.. Jan. 6.-UP
—Justice of the Pence W. K. Gal-
; breath said Tuesday he had retum-
of its officials | a verdict of accidental death
i in the droyning LB
,rr ii-si-ssr? ratw= -sxsss a:
rm.
TT,,Tv"-'^r
life and destruction of property.
••As modern engineering per-
fect* opr highways, the neec tor
the individual driver to be ax.rt.
rtreful and courteous, increases. A
few seconds of thoughtfulness tn
the part of a driver sometimes
can avert not only an accident
but a lifetime of grief. A nnnut,
gained is never worth the risk o
a life. Courtesy and safety are not j{ota
optional but imperative, and they Imva 73, Michigan State 63.
«re bound closely together in the Kansas 76. Oklahoma 72.
psychology of driving " Michigan 85, Ohio State 76
P-The Governor's memorandum Duluth Branch of Minnesota U
Midwest
Cornell College 92. Carthage 81
Colorado 66. Missouri 62.
Creighton 81, Regis 59.
Dukuesne 70, Dayton 52.
DePaul 99, Quincy 62.
Michita 77, Wetroit 75 overtime.
Drake 92. Loyola 111. 82.
Illinois 66, Northwestern 65.
Indana 70, Wisconsin 67.
Nebraska 74, Iowa. State 60.
Iowa State Tchrs. 64, South Da-
pointed out that the "use of prop-
er! and timely hand signals is one
ggppct ' of pleasant and sensible
«£ivmg practice that is especially
rewarding to eveiyone on the
etreeta and roads of our State.
"The driver who observes the
ordinary rules of etiquette and
lote othtrs know what he intends
tOo,” said the Governor, "con-
stitutes not a hazard, but a safety
factor, for- such practices are con-
tagious. The more careful drivers
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rsiLTta str-rs riruM ~ -*=5 -
V‘" MW
Gobblers Open District
Race In Kenedy Tonight
89. St. Johns Minn. 68.
Gustavus - Adolphus 72, McAl-
ester 48.
Southwest
Southwest Texas State Tehrs. 64,
Sul Ross 44.
Texas Southern 68, Philander-
Smith 66. *
West
■Wyoming 81. New Mexico 61.
Utah 71, Utah State 58.
Montana 64, Montana State 62.
Giants Sign Pasting Whiz
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-UP — The
Double Header Slaled
For Kenedy Gym
Tonight
Sorcor Team To Vlalt Mexico
NEW YORK,Jan. 5—UP — An
Davenport Arraigned
underdog*'united States nationalj Under HCflVy GlldVd
succor team, some of whose play-! ok, Jan 5 (UP)
\rorw! —Norm.n MMI
night' for the locals will be Arlen cup elimination games on Jan 10[gunman
Cornett, at center J. 'v; [ fetm1^SarX'it*7dheAm7qu^ arraigned without incident
and George Luker at forwards a s(ands chance of'winning a monday on Oklahoma charges of|
Jimmie Dodd and Mike Weber at|trjp f0 Switzerland next summer gidnapir
guards, Also expected to see ac-|fQr wor,d championship finals,
tion tonight are Gary Eckels, Dan
White, .Buzzy Muenter, Ronald Sa-.
kidnaping, armed robbery and es-
cape from the Granite, Okla., re-
formatory.
tagious. The more careiui «u»i= NE\y YORK, Jan. 5.—Ur — ine(game snoum gei ......
w« have, the fewer accidents \vill,Npw Yor Giants, plaguged by|unle is known of the strength of
jquarteback troubles, the past f®v’jof jhe Kenedv team this year, but
vehicles now are scas<Jns, Tuesday t*Eh . believed *0 have a num-
White, .Buzzy Muenter, Ronald Sa-j rolleee of Davenport ,who has boasted he's
fhe High School Gobbler basket-; Rcrt Donald Finch, Fred Mm,erJ T^as the first* aca- "cool all the time" and so doesn't
„„ op,,, llw" District *AA r.cc John S.hmcl,. J. D. M> -* SBj^wS." L—
tonight against th. Kenthy Liana Nathan Posh ----
in Kenedy. The B teams of the
two schoctf* play in the eourtatn-
raisej, at 7 00 p. m. and the A
game should get underway at 8:15.
“Who Said I'm Dumb?’
Asks Grade Allen
17 Inch
$199.95
, Alton Lee James and two friends j in the drowning of Mrs. Maria
! slipped into Brookside' Memorial j Marta, Gonzales, 7. She wa*
RIO GRANDE CITY Tex , Jan. [ pari{ shortly after midhight N°v. pinned in a drainage ditch Mon-
5._(UPi— Judge C. WoodrowU7 f0r their boatride. [day when a tractor overturned in
Laughlin, *aid Tuesday he would j jamPS n. Dalton and -Jackson) a field north of Hargill._
rule next week on a 1952 Starr; — r 1 —
county election contest.
Briefs In the suit to void a con-
solidation of the LaGrulla and Rio j
Grande City school districts were
read Monday and Laughlin, con-|
troversial judge of the 79th Dis-j
trict, discussed many of the issues, j
After a night session, Laughlin,
announced he needed more time to;
consider a key point: Whether 67[
voters, who were not permitted |
to participate, should have been al-
lowed to vote. i
All were transient workers who;
had winter homes in the LaGrulla j
district, but worked in the Mid-
west each summer. The brief said
they were “old party" members,
and werep revented from voting
by election officials from the "new j
party."
"I know what to look for wheri I
buy a TV net. It’s the big tag that
reads ‘Engineered by CBS-Colum-
bia."" It s America’s most advanced
TV set! Yes, CBS-Columbia baa
TV’s top values and Western
Auto has CBS-Columbia.
21 Inch
$279.95
21 Inch
$339.95
133 E. Main
Hom» Owned and Operated bf
TF.NN BEAKLEV Phone 61141
occur.
"So many vehicles now aro
equipped with directional signal
lights that some drivers feel justi-
fied in discontinuing the use of
hand signals. Safety experts em-
haaize that, particularly in the
bright daylight hours, hand sig-
nals should be given to insure
that a driver's intentions are
understood^’
The hand signal campaign is to-
be prompted by the press, radio
and televivsion throughout the
atute. It is directed by J. O Mu-
sic*. General Manager, of the Tex-
as Safety Association, and Earl
,y nign „r, believed *0 have a num
Don Heinrich, former ^ of ,„t year’s lettermen re
of Washington passing h . himinp Their season rccor
one year contract tor the 19f>4 sea
son. Heinrich, who led the na-
tion's college passers tor two sea-
sons. is in the Army but expects
to be discharged. He played this
season On the Ford Ord, Calif.,
team which scored a 67 to 12 vic-
tory over Great Lakes in the Salad
Bowl New Year's Day.
Bobby Jones to Be Honored
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5,-UP—
as oaieiy unkiu.i™., ---- ----Bobby Jones will be honored as
Braly of Governor Shivers’ Oxe- ..tbe outstanding golfer of the past
. .. I . .1. _ t A « in nnH > A .. 4 tU. nnUnn unnht'IP.
cutive staff, both of Austin, and
Bruce Cunningham of Dallas, rep-
resenting the Dallas Civitan Club
and the Citizens Traffic Commis-
sion of Dallas
50 years" at the golden annevir-
aary dinner of the Philadelphia
Sports Writers Association, Jan.
25. Former greats of other
sports also will attend the dinner.
turning. Their season record is
not available. .
The Gobblers will carry a pre-
district record of 7 victories and 8
defeats into the game tonight.
Four of those victories having
come < In tournaments. Cuero
won the consolation trophy in the
Beebilie tournament by beating
Yoakum 41-40, and they were run-
ner-up in the Iroikhart tourna-
ment. The tr ims falling to Cuero
besides Yoakum, have been Goli
ad twice, LaGrange, Lockhart,
Bishop, Missouri City. Teams
holding victories rover the Cuero
team are Sheridan twice, San Mar-
cos, Victoria, Gonzales. Beeville,
Ccwar BaydU, and Deer Park.
Expected to start the game to-
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The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 3, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 5, 1954, newspaper, January 5, 1954; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth696177/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.