Cuero Record, The (Newspaper) - July 1, 1958, Cuero, Texas For All Departments Off The Record Dial CR 53131 ilu Service 10 A NEWSPAPER REFLECTS ITS COMMUNITY The Weather SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS Partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with widely scatter ed afternoon and evening thun 124 JULY 1958 Talk Just got home for and Im feeling mighty The first thing from my mail came my last months water Course I saved my grass and Killed off all the bugs and But that water good Has surely torn my upon a time I f hey measured gallons by 1 the But me Oh my I must have used a That water meter in my It surely Just went I didnt know they had so Behind old Boulder Sure I saved my grass and Ill pay without a but Im turning all in in the market for two They say keep Cuero But I must admit my I cant afford to be a mem ber the Cuero Garden All in the but it gives us an excuse to fol low up an idea submitted us some time ago by a member of the Cuero Garden who along with many would like to see the average home owner keep his shrubs and attract ive throughout the summer when a drouth requires con use of city Her idea was to allow home owners or and there are any numbers of renters who have pride e in the property they occupy to attempt to beauti fy their a special rate if they apply for it say a certain number of gal lons per month at a flat charge and the regular charge for all water used ov er that the initial grant which of course would run into thousands of gal not wishing such a rate nor requiring such usage of would be billed on regular Only those applying would be en Such a plan might assure j enough water for those wish Ing moisture to protect and I encourage shrubs and a more beautiful but at the same time Cuero High Graduates Rated High Place Second In Battery 01 Tests Cuero High School graduates of 1958 placed second high in the science division cut of 201 scattered throughout the which participated in the essential high school contest battery of last Cuero High announced Cuero students also did well in the mathematics scoring 19th from the top out of 202 Mangum said the were given to graduates of sample high schools over the In cluded in the ques tions on English and social In English 74 of 198 schools scored higher than Local students rated lowest in the serial studies with 140 out of 200 schools scoring Mangum said school officials are highly pleased with the Cue ro ratings in math and He pointed out that the low score in social studies was not due to inefficiency of but was caused by the fact that in the past students have been allowed to substitute another course for World a sub ject that was well covered in the battery of Mangum said under new re world history wll he a course required for gradua tion in the Victorian Penalized Charges of leaving the scene of an accident and driving while his license was suspended re in Werner Walter Range of Victoria being assessed a to tal of in fines and court costs Range was fined in County Court after he entered pleas of guilty to both He is a former resident of DeWitt Coun The Victoria man was charg ed with leaving the scene of an accident in connection with a wreck June The which also involved a cat driven by Fred John of occurred 12 miles south of Cuero on the Go liad 6 PAGES PRICE 5e Alaska On Threshold Of Statehood After FortyTwo Year Fight FEDERAt MARSHALS LEAVE FARMER POWERLESS Ethan Stangland stands by the door ot his empty barn un his farm near after federal marshals attached his two farm was left without power to work his The tractors were taken to satisfy a fine and rouit judgment for having acres of wheat in excess ut his allotment in tn 1958 federal agents impounded Stang landa of UPI JUNE SHORT ON RAINFALL Church Sues For East Germans Return Plane July 1 The East German Com have returned to the West a Belgian air force jot rec fighter forced down by four Soviet air force Mig fighters over East Germany May I The supersonic jrt was over to Belgian military officials Monday at the Kast j West German border checkpoint j at some 30 miles east of The planes pilot was released by the Communists last would certainly as week sure no water wastage on the part of such it is a real it oc curs In every city every summer property owners to save their lawns and the Secretary Of State Plans Brazil Visit July J Secretary of State John Foster Dulles plans to visit Brazil early in August notwithstanding threats A scant of rain re in June the years total to it was revealed today weather official at the June precipitation was the lowest for a month long period this dry month was when only inch was Rainfall for other months of the year was Janu ary April and Taylor reported the highest temperature recorded in June was 100 Lowest tem was 67 Taylor said the was 03 and the average low HELD TODAY Final rites for I In of of Arthur Schumacher of he 4 today at Funeral Home in Edwin Lutheran was to and burial was to be in H Yoakum j Hagens died Sunday in In addition to Arthur Schu other survivors tire her husband Leroy oii Victoria and ami of Corpus wo MS John Sol ui uf I vo Anton snd July I The First Presby terian Terrell lie re has sued an underwriting firm for 000 alleging that a faulty nir conditioning and heating plant nl tendance to The suit said it had lost ip to In collections Its congregation has HD Club Has Picnic Ai Park Members of Iho Home Club and their families will hold a family picnic 15 at Cuero Munici pal Plans lor DIP picnic find for participation in HD achievement day next fall were made at a re meeting of the club at the of in Charles mer served as 49th Star Brings Flood Suggestions July Alaskas victory in its long fight to win statehood turns attention to the problem of what to do about that 49th star in the American The imminent prospect of nn state had brought out the Betsy Ross in a lot of A little known cubbyhole With he impressive title of Heraldic office of the Quarter master has been flood ed with suggestions on how to make room for a 49th star in the traditional blue There is still time for every one to get in his The 49 star flag wont go into official use until July Some volunteer designers sug gest seven rows of seven Then there are fancier varia tions with the 49 stars arranged in the form of bigger pin eagles and oth er Altogether 400 sug gestions have been The Heraldic Office says that at the moment no one has ty to say what the new design shall The is President Eisenhower probably will ap point a group to select a School Board To Meet This Evening ALL Aide Sherman Adams right and White House press secretary Hagerty discuss an Adams statement before giving It to newsmen at the White The statement was an answer tj charges of John of the defunct Boston made the House subcommittee probing Adams re with Boston Industrialist Bernard Said virtually all Foxs charges arc de and malicious UPI Visit Site Of El Dorado Tornado Sidney presided er business were served to eight pnd one new Dull Consideration of discontinuing a tax discount for early payment of employment of a new elementary school teacher and purchase of equipment for the new senior school will be among the items on the agenda of a Cuero School Board meet Willi in scheduled to begin at tonight in the Junior School lib The swift and deadly fury with which a tornado can strike has been vividly portrayed by The j The meeting is being held to I instead of Iho I because of the In dependence Day holiday Lebanese Army Cuts Rebel Supply Route July The Lebanese ar my has cut the rebel supply route to Tripoli and hopes to the insurgents out of the big port reports from the scene said United Press International Larry Col lins reported from Tripoli that rebels there already are running low on ammunition and food and the fighting has led kened Kill lit l Si in had cut thr ril llv i road e n Beirut Rebels Reported More Am city has no alternative but of mass States dcm 16 charge them for the aj said Mon mount of water they use but still it seems unfair to the man who would keep his town alive to not be given Just a tiny bit of considera tion for his Just an BIBLE VERSE tnai hath clean and u pure heart who hath not lifted up soul unto nor worn He shall receive the blessings from the from the God of his salva They said the State Department will formally announce the visit later this Dulles was ex to leave here 4 and spend two or three dayi in the Brazilian Lok Landry Dies In Houston News of the death of Lola Hall of Edward of this was received here late Tuesday Landry died at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Houston shortly before 10 Services will be held hut th hour was net an at Record press turn Reports that more Ameri cans have been kidnaped by Cu ban rebels sent wave of ar prehension 100 American eastern Cuba Fidel were known holding 42 Americans and three Todays still re ports raised lo Hopes pi i t immediate rel NBC Correspondent Scott reported from Havana to day four more Americans were kidnaped by the United Fruit sugar lion and agriculture school in Oriente them as ihe He identified Smith of New agriculture Stevens of thr as and I I nf Indiana and a Though Hie i cans in Oriente Province where rebels have i hold were under no special They stayed I and did not venture out of their homes after Tie three whose kidnaping Ind ft Urn eon limed e identified n froM as e of the null is about 25 miles northwest of Ihe Naval base at to no winning qux k lor the prisoners I n ment were de I manded hy the Nav al Rase facilities would be de nied the Cuban air ind a point 1 miles from Military sources here denied Ihe rebel report but admitted that tribesmen of rebel chief Kamil Jumblatt had captured s overlooking Jn nnal The rebels v i f from the but to take A roundabout Ions route if they tried to capture Military sources said Jacked neces equipment for such a i On the political front Jumblatt told UPI Correspondent Wilbur Landrey in his Moun j tain stronghold that new com i promise efforts are underway to try to end the Jumblatt would give no but informed sources in Beirut said the plan involved setting up a government Camille Cha 1 moun 10 prepare for new elections in six or eight i passions have i Jumblatt blsO said lie rebels would accept foreign from Russia and Red Chi na if the West He We hope the Soviet Un ion will send us arms in order to you the West in the fu ture not to Rites For Wolf Funeral services for helmina who died Mon day in were to be conducted at to day at Zion Lutheran Church in Muehl brad was to officiate and burial was to be in an with Armin Har old Ralph Fred Victor Hartman and serving as pall Funeral arrangements were by Freund Funeral Home of Wolf had been living Ihe past few weeks with her son in Orange Prior to then sho had lived wilh a son in thr She born in kevill ol the Adam and Justine Wolfs Fred riik in El Dorado El where 15 persons were killed June 10 when a tornado descended on the town for an agonizing two Parents of Joe of and live in El Dorado but were spared the fury of Ihe tor and and who were in El Dorado only 12 days after tornado reported practically all debris had been removed uliTi they said such a laree number of volunteers from sur rounding communities offered their services after the tragedy Continued on Page j PASSES LARGE VOTE July Alaska emerged onto the threshold of statehood today to a sunburst of predictions it will open a vast new frontier for expansion of Americas popula tion and Delirious statehood their 42year fight nearly could hardly believe it when Senate passed the statehood Monday night by an overwhelm ing 6420 Unprecedented celebrations broke out in Alaska where a river was dyed roared skyward and a beauty queen astride a fire ladder pin a 49th star on a 40by60 American Administration sources said President Eisenhower is certain to sign the a major triumph for one of the top items on his legislative The previously passed the and the Senate vote sent it to the White To Vote In Tte territory still must ar prove statehood in a referendum this But this was labelled a sure thing by statehood A proclamation by tht President after the referendum will formally complete the state hood process probably in Proposals are already on Page 6 Cuero Youths Leave For amp On Inks Lake Survivors include Albert Wolf of Cuero and Felix Wolf nf Orange Grove one Ilari man of Meyers j and 11 Six Cuero Ult Monday fur i al on InUs Lake out il roup im Joan inii Sonia and Krin Mary Ronnie and Fain serve as junior The youths were taken to Camp I by find 3r hy Mis Mike Mr anr Kaill Park Continues To Be Popular Place This Summer Cuero Municipal Park has com another busy month oC according to Park Man ager Carl Guslafson who to day released statistics on recreation centers various facil He reported rounds of solf wore 139 boats en tered the 500 and spectators enjoyed boating and adult and i were per sons utilized picnic units and 28S children enrolled in swimming Guslafson reported most of the reservations for picnic units wort made by Kroups holding family Other activities during June in cluded two private uvo golf golf by Guslafson oils in Cui ro Little League names also diew a number of between JiJ and LOO attended each of tht Little League double rach Tuesday and Friday SOME SURVEY COMMITTEES FOR HIGHER SCHOOL TAXES July A study group which surveyed the states public school needs said Monday a number of county favor higher state taxes to pay school The group also that some of the local committees urged a sales or income to meet school needs be ut the steering lur Hit system that was set up hy tip legislature In study county will make their n recommendations on the problem before a meeting of the full com slated for 2 be fore presenting motions 1o the next legislature on State Aikin of Paris is a long time supporter of educational He is the chairman of the state committee of the educational survey The is divided in to fulir hi eras Hit i reports hil H of over 70 million dollars through DIP school vear committees of sains and or an in come SURPRISE WINNER dark horse for an unfavored that wins a started Sam cbk hone jr The story coes i Lied to ricle T tering the loci When he rede into a his appeared track he out of it and became a
