Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 86, No. 182, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 13, 1951 Page: 2 of 10
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«*«*• “• 5:45 Sports
6:00 Bellville Pep Rally
^-■^0:30 Sign Off
4:30 Hillbilly Roundup ———
5:00 Ford News
5:15. WaeMngtoa Weather Re-
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MESSA6E TO PARENTS
. Insure against the medical expense of POLIO — plus 11
• other costly diseases. Our FAMILY Polley pays up to
* 512,000 for the treatment of each member.
‘ The premium for the whole family it less than So a Say
M. R. HOLLEMAN
WASHINGTON COUNTY STATE BANK BLDG.
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Caldwell Pep Rally
La Grange Polkas
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Sedan A
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Force Base. Says Mrs. Evans to-
day: lrL made a mistake. 1 am
willing to pay for-It. I paid off
the checks and hope for lenien-
cy.” The former airhne hostess
and night club dancer's troubles
began after she thumbed a ride
On a Biggs Air Force Base plane.
She flew to Austin where she
was arrested at the Bergstrom
seaaax«s-*» • » w r» «•-» •— —— — •— — —®
of passing two |75 checks Which
bounced at an El Paso Bank.
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needs may be a Banner - Press
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forward posts that had just Been
WOB.
la the Mr, three eomrtnmisf
fets attacked a propeller-driven
UN plane and shot If down ever
MIG alley. The Mt FOfoe says
there isn’t a chance tlMrt fife pfltof
snrvtted.
The latest communist radio
broadcasts give ho IntWeMlon
that the Reds are anxious to end
the fighting and negotiate a
truee. The attitude seems to be
that st this stage of the sittretfon
anything can happen.
MARKETS
RANOHMIW DBMAHD
LOWWH FJffilGfrr RATES
ATlStlN, Sept 13 <t.W—Drough-
stricken Texas ranchers have de-
manded today that railroad
freight rates on livestock feed be
cut one-third, and the tariff on
hay chopped in half.
The railroads have countered
with a charge that the demands
qre discriminatory and urged
that today’s Texas Railroad Com-
mission hearing be directed
against truck as well as rail
'V . lines.
An estimated 400 ranthers and
- stockmen representing about 175
parch-dry Texas counties h a v e
jammed the main ballroom of a
downtown Austin hotel for the
hearing. The drought area in-
cluded In thejr petition for
freight rate reductions roughly
covers the southern two-thirds of
the state. ' '
The Railroad Commission hear-
ing. is expected to pontfnue thru
todpy and possibly will extendi'
i>.w ,<v luuL.i.io ,
______(or an emergency reduction In d*^’ , , . ... ..
the.freight rates is beine heard ' Boyd's P«‘ /*'al‘ons wi‘h
American Uthfold Corporation of
St. Louis are being investigated
by the Senate’s Permanent Inves-
tigating subcommittee.
Boyle has said he got legal
fees from tiye company for Work
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chairman. He said he had.jioth-
J. Frank Williams* the RFC “ ■
examiner who recommended a
$565,000 loan for America^ Lith-
fold, upheld Boyle.
Wiliams swore that Boyle nev-
er approached him about the
loan. He added that he has never
even met Boyle.
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When ywr bring yow cotton to Brenhag
latest in NEW CLEANERS, DRIERS,
PULLED COTTON BOLLIE R
that gives you a better sample and twg
bale. YtM cMr gin cotton front any PM
County at the WASHINGTON COUNT! I
nrfttteeded. 1
Bring m ywr next bate ait j
many MtMied cvstrai
This gin is owned and operated by cri
who have-spent a life time in. the gin buk
Washington Court
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Fall gardeners, too, were happy
over the downpour, since It will
improve their chances for a vege-
table crop.
Coach Owen Errkson was
grateful for the cooler .weather,
which shotfid bring relief td tlie
sweating hopefuls who have
been working out in an effort
to ' make the Brenham High
school foMball team. But he was
hopirtf the skies would clear tn
time for tomorrow night's open-
ing game with Latnar Consoli-
dated high from Rosenberg.
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Strutting forms for pouring con-
crete for another section of the
new water softening plant. The
entire bottom slab for the plant >u .....
has already been poured, and the atlng «n officer at Bergstrom Air
forms are now set for pouring’- - - —
one of the huge wells that will
hold water after it has been
treated.
“City tracks are also hauling
topping fof the roads in Prairie
Lea cemetery, GteenWade said.
Under a joint clty-eounty pro,
gram, the topping was donated
by the county and is being haul-
ed to the cemetery In city trod* 4 u'areused
“The new sewer line extend- nf „nssiniT f<vo rj5 checks which
ing from the Austin highway to
Blinn College was completed be-
fore the rahis carfre and is now
ready to serve Wilkins addition,’'
Greettwade said. The new line is
4<x» feet doftg and will serve
Blirmn as well as residents of
Wilkins addition. •
A .line in its fiddl
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SCENE IN PEACE CONFERENCE—tforing
One lone steer, center, remained In Kansas City’s stockyards after ydtd etfflefkld orddMB ah em-
bargo on cattle shipments to nation’s 2nd largest livestock market as flood waters of Kaw River
threatened to engulf rich Central Industrial District tot the second time ift two months. Nbtd ddtJrti -j,
at lower right from July Hood In which 12,000 livestock died. (NBA Telephoto). tey McIntyre Jr.
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Hopes for Leniency
EL FASO, Sept. 13 — A
tired, repentant redhead who
posed as a Hdutehant in the Wo-
men’s Air Force is in El Paso
county jail today awaiting trial
o« bad check charges. Madelo
Frances Evans arrived at E!
Paso, the city she left by air
force plane four weeks ago, by
automobile,- in custody of US
Marshal Oscar T. Martin, ST. She
was brought from Austin where
she also faces trldl fw imprrson
JAYCEES WILL
SPONSOR CMK
HOG CONTESTS
(Continued worn page ohe)
a huge tub of water while cus-
tomers try to dunk them by
throwing at them with base-
balls.” he said.
The FFA chapter Wfll usd its
share of the “African Dip” profits
to finance a poultry demonstra-
tion.
L The two eor^ts are designed
to demonstrate the value of
more effieient farming method*.
"The corn growing contest will
be on a yield per acre basis
and will set up so that the Wash
ington county winner can also
enter the national cortlest. The
hog improvement contest will be
on a scetfe card method, iWtN
credit giVOn f Or imjteovtt hoT AiT OffiCCT
growing practices such as self o
feeders, watering troughs, and ““ ‘
guard rails,” Kiel said.
Entries for th* cOhteBto Will be
accepted by Kiel, J. W. Sttfffle-
beme Jr., Roy Bufflnton, or Har-
Small eggs, 30
HeM. 2&
Flyers, 30c.
Small frtfpra, 27e.
dd*Roo*n Lto
pjrkey-Lens, 22c.
No/1 ton* 29b,
Lightweight hen A
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an afternoon
•ion of the Japanese Peace Conference, Rep. O. K.
Mo., leans over a Soviet delegate to hand Gromyko a map on Rus-
sia. As Gromyko leaned fdrivattl to lock. ArthStfong sMI£; It
locates every slave labor camp in the Soviet Union. (NEA Tele-
photo); .
With all its finer quality and finer fea-
tures, Chevroleit offers the bweshprieed
line irt its fitld-exfremety economical to
operate and maintain. Come in, see and
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5:30 National Omm) Nm
5:4$ Sports
6:00 Sloan Serenade
6:30 Sign Off
FRIDAY MOWW1NO
Sign On, Rise and Shine
County Agent News
News
Open House
Coffee Time
George Morgan
Bobby Priest
Tbxas Polkas
Brenham Pep Rally
Hohrt’s Serenade
Hymns of All Churches
Cai Tinney
Navasota Pep Rally
"ion. cotlpfCd wi’h
rorrtplui
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FEDERAL-
(Continued trom p«ge one)
hie conduct as party chairman
before the Senate Elections sub,
committee.
He said he hopes some day to
return to the private practice of
law "with a clean, honest repu-
tation.*
Boyle urged the elections sub-
committee to stamp out defama-
tory campaign tactics and pro-
posed. as one means of getting
out the vote, that every election
inte to^orro^T'hd'raneherVpYeai^y be declared a national holl-
the.frelght rates is being heard
by -the full membership of the
Rgjjroad Commission. Ernest O.
Thompson, Olin Culberson and
ir'Wr^JrMurray. Jr;..___L
" The reduction drive Is' being
Spearheaded before the Cormnfs .
sitw by Charles A. Stewart of Ft. before he became national
■ — .-Worth, counsel for the Livestock
Traffic-AssoClatlan.
Earty American colonists found
the, Indians playing a dice-like
game that became known as
'‘hub-bub,” beraase of the shouts
of79hub-htfb-hub” that accom-
panted it. - , -
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Jerry Wilson
Food Market
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