Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 82, Ed. 1 Friday, April 25, 1958 Page: 2 of 6
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2-- BkfcCr*t.'iit iDwc Ar.iEr.iCAM — FR.uV, iFR,!.. Is I:J4
V West Warned Of
Missile Platforms
By ASSOCIATE O PRFSS
today In History
As Reviewed By
Associated Press
csred r. Tist Oerr-.try Poland
saw rht- west should refuse to ne-
gotiate an the barmin? oi nu.leai
weapon- from tec three satellite*
until the tepcm sue liroveit uu-
ii u** ui flw ha.se* are removed
'I'be i iOx> les presumahlv uoultl
► Minfsti', tl.iUanl l.m^e eair> unclear \\uih ad- The tlirn'! Tiwi&v i* Fiulav. \prtl 25th. the
hw* u>M ,ht I'.irli.i rnem ^atell ?« s plus Kast Germany make • 1I5lh ilav >t There are 250
th. u - -j.m-lnii.t l.mi.i himi pl.it UP the tri.tiul Knio'H aii /oiu* vt hieh ' (lays remaining in the \ea!\
" s in i i.i 'f h.iiii<%?!«* ifi• * I'ouiinunisis want «in nu-j
, iH- iti- « if.*! wfuiHiiis i Twlay'.-i Highlight In Minlorv:
—... —, i tin this tlav in liH5 Hepresen-
jtatixes from M nation** met at San
. FraniiJtru tu piviun- a rharter tor
| the 1*nitecl Nations
' Th ' new oi •.* ;uu/alion dedicated
to |M rmarient World Peace was
{chartered at a time when a^Livs-
j ni\ * natu lis wen* tallin.: to pieees
• 1111flit- oft.siamiht of I \ Armies.
Can't See Him but You Sure Can Feel Him
t>ciie v e<i t*
IRE FABRIC SHOP'S
SPRING SALE is still in progress
Gingham 79c yd
Prints 39c yd.
■^©iwwms •*•••••••••••••••• 39c yd*
1.49 Satin 79c yd.
Chintz 59c yd.
Imported Velveteen 1.98 yd.
1.59 Featheroy 89c yd.
Terry Cloth 89c yd.
Quilted Velveteen
& Corduroy 2.79 yd.
Faille and Brocades 1.19 yd.
Printed Cotton Satin 69c yd.
The
Fabric Shop
I _'H S. ( Hurt St.
I'lei-kenriritft*. 'JVxas
$
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< >ti this da> in IK">M construction
work Ih'l;iii on the Sue/ Canal
«>11 till- <la> III 18.;L' Admiral Da-
vid FaiJiauut * ;i| nii ed New Or-
leans
< >ii tin- ilnv iii 1917. riuna ertter-
i m | We rid U.ii nni" a^ain-t (icr-j
mativ
On this ilav in 1M3. allied tones
vii ic ;id\ am nr. .ii'ain t the Na/ts |
in Tunisia.
t hi tin* «!a\ in l!'U'. Washington i
11iiilium eiI that .I><>i11 11! -huiidi etl !
German anil llalian N.tv.ii vesisris '
i ii de>tlo\cd ii Hui 111 War II.
Ten \ eat s avo tod; \ Hnssia etui* '
•d it- iMiveutt oi the I' N Security J
Cwunt il so it um'hi have a voice j
>n whatever resputisihililt tin lotin-
etl won lit have in ibi' allairs ol I *: 11 - i
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BY DICK TURNER
4
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Half Hour
Laundry Service
Coin Operated
Open 24 Hours
20 famous Westinqhouse
Laundromats
6 large Dryers
STEAMING HOT RAIN SOFT
WATER
Enjoy the SAFEST. CLEANEST
and MOST SANITARY wash
in our clean Laundromats.
The Laundromat machine
washes, drains, and cleans
itself. No worries of putting
your clothes tn an unsanitary
machine.
Remember yiwir clothes are
always cleaner, fresher, safer,
and more sanitary when washed
in our Westtmhouse I.autKlro-
m ats.
WASHERS 20c per load
ORYERS 25c for 2 washer loads
LAUNDROMAT
217 North Breclf enridge
Acoss from Phone Office
This is your I.aon<lromat In use
and en)i >'. The first coin ope-
rated laundry in Hrcckont"islae.
servini: you for the past year
has been a plrasure.
V
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N£A Scr «cc Inc
pi'optiisioa Ubor&loiv v\ he re it was
developed the 16-iocr WAC. prob-
ably the only one left in existence,
is being fitted in a uoodini box
It will he shopped to ihe Smith-
sonian institution at Washington,
D. C. to take its place atnonu the
collection ot historic American air
vehicles.
Yarborough To
State Intention
(Bv ASSOCIATED PRESS'
L'. S. Senator Ralph Yarborough
will disclose his political inten-
tions in a state-wide radio speech
Monday niuht.
The junior Texas Senator has
been considering whether to seek
re-election or make another bid lor
the Texas governorship. He has
been defeated three times in his
efforts to win the governor's chair
Yarborouuh's speech is to he
broadcast over 31 stations on the
Texas Quality. Texas State and
East Texas radio networks.
Time of the political speech is
H: 30 Monday evening.
Yarborough now intends to re-
turn to Texas when the congres-
sional session closes either toda>
or tomorrow. He will fly to Austin
to heain work on his announcement
speech.
Both Fire Plugs
Tickets Ignored
Sl'MMEHVII.E. S. C. Sum-
merville' police force recentlv was
ordered to hevin "riyid enforce-
ment" nf i< n ordinance a«ainst
parkini; near lire plugs.
The weekly Summerviiie Scene
reported the results: "It seems
sir smi-ur
that a L'oiiCl msuy Of the ladies have
bee nitrnoruig the tire plugs pud
nu- law against parking within 10
, feet of them. The police yave sonu-
of them tickets but they ignored
these tot).' '
Autograph Wall
Offered Visitors
I KINNELGW N. .1. i.V— The Os-
car Porters never got around to
papering their hall wall and now
it's too late.
When the Porter- moved in in l'l-
55. Oscar as a gag. wrote on tho
wall "ve olde 11455 house Visitors
please register." Thev intended to
paper the wall later. Hut when au-
tographs of congressmen, senators,
mayors and other friends who visi-
ted them accumulated, the Porters
decided tu leave the wall hare.
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Dislikes People
IDAHO FALLS. Idaho i.4 - Don t
teed the bears if vou visit Yellow-
stone National Park. Wyo. Park
, Supt. Lemeut A. Garrison said 91
1 persons were injured bv hears ul
1957.
i Announcements
Political
Thr> RrcrkrviridKe American ts
euthorizi'd to announce the fol-
lowing candidates fur office,
subject to the Democratic Party
Primary.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE!
(It'orge Truett Wilson
COl'NTY Jl'DGE:
R. V. Meador
HaroM Warford
estinc.
KIve vs'ars ago. inrlependeut Sen-
ator Wavtic .Morse ol Ore;'on ended
i record ol 22-hour, 3> -minute Sen
ate speech against oendini! oll-horc
oil legislation.
One year ago today. Itussia ac
cuseit the I'nitesl States ot tneddl
nig in Jordan's internal affairs.
Today's Kirthdays:
Concert singer Astrtd Yarnay i.-
40 years old. l_'N movie director
•lean Benoit-Levy is 70.
Thought For Today:
A good storyteller is a person
Now Open ...
JEANIE'S
RECORD SHOP
Rocket Launching
Try Postponed
| CAPE CANAVERAL .V- An at-
tempted launching of a Vanguard
' Ftocket and 20-inch satellite was
postponed earlv todav at Cape Can-
averal. Florida. No reason was giv-
i en for the postponement and there
was no immediate announcement
I w hen a new atteinot would be
| made. At one time the countdown
was with'ii three minutes of firing.
who has a <_:ood memory and hop-
es other people haven't.
Trenton. N .1.. in 1857 passed an
ordinance Ii id it inu hoot) skirts to
live feet in diameter.
Pioneer Missile
| Goes To Museum
PASADENA, The needle nos-
i ed missile that help pioneer the
United States satellite program
j goes to a museum this week.
I In 194,> the 300-oound WAC Cor-
I poral. then too secret, zoomed to
• its first altitude record—43.5 miles
j in vertical flight.
Two years later a modified ver-
sion became the United States first
two-stage rocket vehicle when it
climbed more than 250 miles af-
ter a piggy-back ride on a German
V-2 rocket.
Today is obsolete .
At the Pasadena. California jet
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fi:00—Southwest Tonisrht
fl:(i.ri—Warren & The Weathar
B:H>—World of Sports
r.: I r,—lohn Daly
H-34' Shirley Temple Story
' I T::u>— Life of Riley
8:00—Frank Sinatra Show
—The Thin Man
f>:00—Cavalcade of S|HirtS
9: 15 —Post Fiaht Beat
10:00- -News
|l):l >5— VVeathe rva ne
10:10—World of Sports
10:15—Southwest Toniirht
10 30 .lack Paar's Tonight
KRLD-TV, Channel 4
6:00—Weather
4:10—Sports
fi:15—-News
fi 30 Dick and the Duchess
7:00 Track Down
7 .30 Zane Grey Theatre
8 00 Phil Silvers Show
8::i0--Schlitz I'layhmise
9:00 -The Lineup
9:30—Person fo Person
10:00- 10 P. M. Report
10 15 The Late Show
•0:30—New
12:20-Sign Off
WBAP-TV. Channel S
fi:00—Cisco Kid
t>: 30-Shirley Temple Storybook
COl'NTY CLERK:
Ren Grant
Bill Creagh
DISTRICT CLERK
90th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Mary Lee (re-election)
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
PRECINCT 2
I. I.. (Doc) Griffith
Elmer G. Jones
G. R. i Rankin i Williams
Ellis Welding
FIELD SERVICE
Day or Night
No Job Too Small
Phone HI 9-3733
Formerly Tipton Welding
Service
North Breckenridge Ave.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
PRECINCT 4:
Mrs. Geo. L. Kelley
C. E. (Boss) Hood
CONSTABLE;
Lee Snow
COUNTY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT:
Mrs. Lila Ridings
JUSTICE OF PEACE
PRECINCT 1:
W. H. Hughes
C. Q. (Charlie) Thorne
COUNTY TREASURER:
Clyde Sneer
Mrs. Millie Blackburn Slatnn
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Post Fight Beat
Texas News
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■World of Snorts
-Playhouse 5
Jack Parr Show
—Sign Ott
KRBC-TV. Channel *
8:00—News
6:10—Wpather
6:15—NBC News
fi:30—Mr. District Attorney
7:S0—The Life Of Riley
8:00—M-Squatl
9:00—Hallmark Hall of Fame
10:110—News
10:10—Weather
10:15—Command Per'ormance
11:30—Sign Off
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8 30—Decision For Research
9:00—Howdy Doody
9:30—Ruff & Reddy
10:00—Fury
10:30—Cartoon Party
10:50—Salad Mixer
11:00—True Story
11:30—Detective'* Diarv
12:00—The Ix>ng Time Between
12:30—Major Leaetie Baseball
3:00—Championship Bowling
5:00—Kit Carson
5:30—The I^one Ranger
<">:no—.lint Bowie
6:30—People Are Funny
7:00—Perry Como Show
8 00—Polly Bergen Show
8:30—Turning Point
9:00—Ted Mack Amateur Hour
9:30—Hit Parade
10:00—Lawrence Welks Show
11:00—Country Music Jubilee
WBAP-TV—Channel 5
8:30—Christian Questions
8:45—Cartoon Capers
9:00—Howdy Doody
9:30—Ruff and Reddy
10:00—Fury
10:30—Andy's Gang
11:00—True Story
11:30—Detective's Diarv
12:00—The Long Time Between
2:30— Major League Baseball
3:00—Saturday Mtainee
6 00—Wonders of the World
6:30—People Are Funny
7:00— Perry Como
8:00 - Polly Bergen show-
s'—Turning Point
9:00—Ted Mack's Amateur Hour
9:30—Your Hit Parade
10:00 —Texas News
10:1 —- Wea ther Tele facts
'0:25—News Final
10:30—Sports
10:40—Gunplay
12:00—Sign tiff
KRLD-TV—Channel 4
7:29—Sign On
7:15—Western Theatre
8:00—Cant. Kangaroo
9:30—SMU College of the Air
10:30—Council Comes to Call
11:00—Mighty Mouse
11:30—Sky King
12:00—The Lone Ranger
12:30—Cartoon
12 45—Baseball Preview
1255—Baseball Game of the Week
3-45—Sports by Sherrod
4:00— New Orleans Police Dept.
4:30—Questions That v .<unt
5:00—Janet Dean
5:30—Johnny Hicks Show
6:00—Farm News
6:15—News
6:30—Perry Mason
7:30—Top Dollar
8:00—Gale Storm Show
8:30—Have Gun, Will Travel
9:00—Gunsmoke
9:30—Death Valley Davs
10:00—Harbor Command
10:30—The Gourmet
11:00—The Late Show
12:15—News
12:20—Sign Off
C-O-O-L
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make Air Conditioners
DANIEL I0T0R COMPANY
.113 E. WALKER
PHONE HI !)-446.r
SNOW FREE PICTURES
On The Community Cable
Breckenridge T-V Diet. C*
331 W.Walker Phone 139
KRBC-TV—Channel 9
1:15—Navy Film
1:30—NBC Major League Baseball
4:00—Big Picture
5:00—Command Performance
6:15—Farm News reel
6:30—People Are Funny
7:00—Perry Como
8:00—Sheriff Of Cochise
8:30—Turning Point
9:00—Tetl Mack Amateur Hour
9:30—Your Hit Parade
10:00—News
10:10 —Weather
10:15—C omnia rid Performance
11:30—Sign Off
Fine Mexican
& American Foods
Open Daily 11:0ft a. m. till 10:0ft p. m.
SEE US.J-'OR YOUR PRIVATE DINNERS
YORK'S RESTAURANT
710 W. WALKER
MRS. ORA DeGRAZlER, Owner Manager
SATTERWHITE
FUNERAL HOME
AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE HI f-4421
BRECKENRIDGE AMERICAN
Published Sunday morning and Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
aad Friday afternoon by Publishers, Inc. at 114 E. Elm Street
Breckenridge, Texaa.
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Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 82, Ed. 1 Friday, April 25, 1958, newspaper, April 25, 1958; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth135807/m1/2/: accessed May 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.