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■ the MAP. . RIVERTOWS
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Yet the voter* in that area .over,
whelmingly approved the 1948 road
bond proposition and decisively re-
jectei the one offered this year.
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The stock exchange is really the ‘tool exchange obvious reasons for that complete
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But thou, O Lord. art a God full of compassion, and
gracious, longsuffering, and plenteous in mercy ar
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— Women’s News FAltor
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— Advertisins Director
— Circulation Manager
vicinity to escape local taxes.
The Vidor school problem a’so
is a factor. Rapid growth of the
community has caused a con-
tinuing need for classroom expon.
sion which still is far from being
met A school bond issue is to be
votei on Dec 14.
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i them together into multi-million
The amount of bond issue funde
earmarked far the Vidor area out
of the 1957 road program is about
the same as the entire amount of
the IMS issue.
la 1948 property owners in the
Vidor area were payingspecial
levy of 10 cents on the $100 valua-
tion for bonds of a special road
district The new bond issue meant
a substantial tax increase.
In 1957, the special road district
tsx was no longer being levied end
there were prospects that the new
bonds would not cause any tax in-
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“It is also the network that enables people to buy
or sell their tool Investments with safety, or, at least,
with knowledge of .the risk involved.”
, That phrase "tool exchange" is a happy and accurate
ope. Our great enterprises, which are responsible for
cur employment and living standards, represent the
invested savings of gveat numbers of people—and most
g SEE tic Siam
FROM wERE
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Borle Writes:
Women Believe
Hubbys Lead More
Interesting Life
By BAUL PETT
(For Hal Boyie)
NEW YORK um-Many Ameri-
can women chained to the cara
and feeding of home and children
suffer from the delusion that their
husbands lead more interesting
lives than they do.
Getting her goodby kiss in the
morning, the wife turns drearily
back to the breakfast dishes while
her husband, she ie convinced,
rushes off to the office and sn
outside life rich in human experi-
ence.
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Poxes in the Vidor area counted
386 votes for the road bond issue to
.51 agpinst.
Boxes in the Vidor area counted
346 votes against the road bond
issue to 165 far.
Both of thw foregoing statements
are true. The first was correct in
December IMS. the second fa De
cember, 1957.
Why, in one case did the good
people of the Vidor area sea fit to
approve a road bond issue by a
margin of over 7 to 1. and in the
other to reject a road bond issue by
a margin of over J to 1?
We who ape working for the
county road program which re-
cently failed to receive the re-
quired majority, largely because of
the disfavor of voters in the Vidor
area. wish we knew the answer to
that question.
If the vote in the V'dor ares on
Arizoni
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race closed last
defeated, untied
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Among the obvioua reasons in the
feet that, rightfully or wrongfully,
many voters in the Vidor area are
at outs with their county commis-
sioner. That's made plain bv the
number of people thinking of op-
posing him in next year's election.
Another obvious reason is the
inclusion of Tram road in the new
program. The Precinct 4 commis-
sioner's home is near that road.
So is a sard pit he owns.
That sand pit is another source
of voter d ^satisfaction, in the VI.
dor area and elsewhere throug-
out the county. Sand dug there is
sold to the county government. Aa
far as I know, such sales are en-
tirely legal, but a lot of us ques-
tion their proprieiy.
When a husband points out that
his business life is often nothing
but routine, pressures and mono-
tony, a wife will frequently My:
, "Yes, but •’ least you have peo-
ple—adults, different adults to
talk to,,to stimulate you. Who
(most agitated wives aren't gram-
matical) have I em—the baby, the
mailman.
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REAL TRAVELER
ALBUQUERQUE. N M. a _
Rodeo Announcer Cy Talllon con-
siders himself a real travelin'
man. Taillon chalks up an aver-
age of 85,000 miles a year by
automobile and another 25,000 by
plane getting around to 28 to 30
major profeasional rodeos
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teurs, but I can ten her’Shesnt BEETLE BAILEY
missing anything. The people we---
men meet in our business life don't
exactly scintillate either. Ask any
man in a large office, and I believe
he ll agree his desk mates fall into
definite fixed types, none of them
out of a Noel Coward play. Here
are some:
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Whatever their reasons for vot-
Ing one way or another on an is-
sue Vidor's property owners stand
solidly together On the hospit
bonds they balloted 313 to 85
against in 1952, when the issue
was defeated, and in 474 to 72
against in 1953 when it carried
countywide 2% to 1.
I hope the people of that area
will reconsider and go the other
way when the new road bond pro.
gram is resubmitted. And I am
quite certain that if they don't,
and if they succeed again in de-
rearing the bond issue, there will
be an immediate move to create a
special road district consisting of
Precincts I. 2 and 3.
. I wouldn't want to see that hav-
pen because it would tear down all
of the work we have done so far
toward implanting the "one
county" idea in the minds of citi-
zens throughout Orange County.
But unless the people of the VI-
dor area are willing to be a part
of the whole county there is no
Choice except for the rest of us to
go it alone.
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IN THIS #oUSE7GBGUs/,
Drat Board Still
Notifying Sergeant
OKLAHOMA CITY aM. Sgt
Virgil D. Flynn, 55, a military
man since 1921, thinks the Ta-
coms. Wash., selective service
board has gone a little too far.
He received this week s post-
card from the Tacoma board an-
roupcing he is available far order
to active duty. This wasn't Flvnn’s
first difficulty with a draft board.
In 1942. when he was with an
Army Air Corps unit in Green-
land. the sheriff called at his
heme in Omaha. Neb . to serve!
notice he was to appear beforel
the local board for induction - I
Flynn told the draft board then
he was willing to leave Green-
land but the Army couldn't see
the trip as necessary.
He now is stationed with head-
quarters of the 33rd Air Defense
Division in Oklahoma City.
ombange is the instrument that makes it pos-
idurulate and concentrate those savings.
/The Foundation's booklet makes another important
The office conspirator or rumor
spreader. Thia guy can't talk to
you about the weather without
talking behind the back of h.t -----------------------
hand eyes darting to and fro 14.’ THE JACKSON TWINS I
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Free Competition Is Vital
We are embarking on a multi-billion dollar fed ral
highway program, involving 41,000 miles of roads Ard
Just how effectively motorists will be serviced along
tomorrow's vast network of limited-access expressways
will depend on .whether fuel and other products are
marketed competlively or under state control.
That observatin was made in a recent article by an
officer of the Onio Oil Co. He points out that exclusive
franchises awarded by the states along various toll
roads have resulted in unfavorable conditions for the
oil industry and the motoring public alike The motorist
found that he lost his choice of brands on the new high,
way, that his credit card frequently was useless, and
that, because of excessive royalties paid to the state, he
had to pay more for his gas, oil and other supplies.
This authority believes that the need is for. freedom
of competition along superhighways. whether or not
they are part of the federal system—and that the only
way that goal can be achieved is to keep all commercial
enterprise on private property and off state-controlled
rights-of-way. Then businesses of every size can com-
pete for a share of the market, with the independent,
the jobber, and the individual operator all given the
chance to buy or lease a site on the approaches to the
highway system.
In this, as in almost everything else, free competi-
tion will best guarantee the consumer maximum serv-
ice at minimum cost. That is the American way.
Bodies of Wealthy Mexican
And Two Others Are Recovered
-CIVDAD VICTORIA. Mex iM-
The bodies of millionaire Anacar-
sis Peraita and two other victims
at a Nov. 28 plane crash were
brought here today by weary res-
cuers. Peralta, Rogelio Pier,
weaithv Tampico businessman,
and pilot Severe Longoria werel---
killed instantly when Peralta
plane srashed Thursday. The
plane had left Renosa, on the
Texas border, and was heading
for Tampico.
By the Narrowest of Margins
A continual war is being fought between those who
believe in the responsibility of local governments for
local problems—and those who would forever extend
the authority and duties of the federal government, at
an almost unimaginable cost in money and in the infini-
tely more precious coin of lost liberty for the people.
And, often, battles in this war are decided by the nar-
rowest of margins.
An example is the federal school-aid bill whieh-n
-the view of many, would have been simply a prelude
51 sweeping federal control of lcaLschol systems it
--as beaten in the House by oniy Tive votes—208 to 203.
-,.An.old and justly famous saving covers such mat-
sEers — Eternalyigtance is the price of liberty ”
The office hypochrondrinc He
has diseases the American Med-
led Ann never heard of.
The office quack. He has cures
the AMA never heard of. Whit-
ever troubles you. this boy has a
pill, powder, exercise or diet to
fix it.
The office paranoiac. Beware.
If You re too busy to go to lunch
with him, be sure you can prove
it. Thia boy li convinced that ev-
ery time two men collect at the
water cooler they're talking about
him. .
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. EJ Cplen Browning .
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Mrs James Dee« _____
L R (Bob) McHugh ___
E F Krietsch _ _
S R. Davis
observation. Crooks and sharpers are always trying to
/‘take” the unwary investor, usually with ma and te'e-
phone pitches. But there is no need for anyone to be
victimized by these vultures. You can protect yourself
by dealing only with an established broker who is a
member of one or more of the nation's stork e—* — ges.
Yes, J08..TMIS RoUT
AMONe THE KidS BELON
TME NAME OF 'MA SAMI
6AS STAhON,* UP IN
RIVERTOWN. I CALLED
SHERIFF KNOWLES
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the 1967 bond issue had been as
favorable u the vote in those boxes
on the 194-bonds, the newer pro ----—___ .
gram would have carried bv the mallman, the neighbor women
majority. And we would, with their exciting taik about new
now be preparing to build roafs Rhubarb recipes?"
inptead of getting readv tor resib- )l can't help this wife with her I
mission of the proposition to the_»aby, mailman or rhubarb racon-
€.ectorate. *---- «...
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The office evangelist. He’a al.
way* trying to convert you to hid
latest enthpsiasm-power bench
saw, model boats, vacation in'
Canada, giving up smoking or not
giving up smoking.
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The Assoc
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the bowls are fi
remains in coll
1957 it the select,
champion and I
team. I
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America will be I
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long and loud in
the national chai
40-0 rumble ag* J
urday The Tiger
the No 1 spot ml
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Michigan State ]
Auburn took itl
ern Conference I
gers are on Nr J
ineligible for boil
the SEC* spot 4
for runner-up M
bed Mississippi I
day. I
The bowl seal
Saturday aiter t
closing games -I
(orv over Army. I
oser Bavlor tol
Conference cro•
see • 20-7 victor
— which set ui
schedule: I
Rose Bowl at ■
Ohio State (8-1) ■
Cotton Bowl al
(7 3) v». Navy fl
Sugar Bowl *■
Mississippi (8-11
(6-3-1). - 1
Orange Bowl ■
homa (9-1) v* fl
Gator Bowl at •
-Tennessee (73•
CM). I
Arizona State ■
other major unfl
team, finished •
47-7 Victory ove•
re •
rule. •
Tennessee is t•
team back for ■
lost to Bavlor nl
Bowl 13-7 It w•
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Navy has appd
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laalppI 21-0 in ■
Halimi (
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The Amefican Economic Foundation has isued a
booklet entitled "The A-B-C's of Your Financial Securi-
ty in Our Changing World." It deals with the various
forms of savings that are available to everyone and with
their respective characteristics. /
One section of the booklet is devoted to common
stocks. And here it says: “One of .the greatest economic
inventions of all time is the stoc/ exchange with its
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The office wolf. All bark, no .
bite. Probably no teeth. ETTA KETT
The office "miracle man." Tt‛s
miraculous that he has not only
endured With the company 35
, year* but climbed to fourth vice
president without ever having
m4de a single decision.
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5--lunches for new hands. freweu
parties for old hands, burial par-
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