The Daily Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 96, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1948 Page: 6 of 16
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to-try to collect more of the taxes.
County Auditor Harry L. Wash-
tiirn recommended that insolvent
taxes, amounting to
r4>r1nrv»rl ac mn/ih rtsxcalHln <
reduced as much as possible.
County Judge Glenn A. Perry said
ho thought a, minimum of $45,000
could be collected.
Jean Dittman Leads
Sir) Scout Troop
New of fit
7 were elected by
r* members of Orrl Scout Troop t at
a meeting Tuesday at Anson Jones
School. They are Jean Dittman.
j president; Agatha Blackmon vice
president; Barbara Duplissey, sec*
rotary; Wilma E- Hodge, historian;
a meeting Tuesday at Anson Jom
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Assembly
New Flywheel
Housing
FLOORS
NSW Clutch
NSW Bolancer
today's ZIP and GO
with this complete,
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Hus Tax
Other Soet trepertlewtely lew
dipping feet in you, home if yourfeou
ere protected with dureble, non-ilipp«ty
“fir FLOOR VARNISH
Ee,y to apply; eely to clean; resist,
and water; tough, durable and beautiW.
"M" end, floor drudgery, require, no
edition, except decagonal deaniag,
W Quick Drying Enamel
Restore, the original beauty of furniture
and woodwak. TKa, colorful, creamy
enamel is eety to apply end dries wiik«
• high, durable hater. Get a color card.
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PHOENIX HOSIER!
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’cause every typo is self-identifying!
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First they make a type of stocking for every occasion ...
and how having the right kind of stocking cuts down
‘ .; your hosiery bills! Now the^ mark each stocking '
4 wfii a different colored band at the fop,
sc .you can't mix them up! Do. come in today and let our
trained 'staff help you select the PHOENIX Hosiery _
, . " -WardrowB that’s right for the life you lead.
Waiting sheers have a red band.
Afternoon sheers have a blue band,
r .« Evening sheers heveawhife band.
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Pri'y Sus-Thuird./, September 30, 1948 y.^ Mj, Be Med
1 With Famous Violin
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•t NEW YORK. Sept. .10 ijpiein.mndUeSlie violin placed,
PW-jW- W-e -™- aeiant Attorney General C!*y Car- pS^S^TTiSSlSi 35 I
Tension heightened today in Kan- per told a meeting of municipal of- of Vick Chaniggl Company, A post *
saa wot-dry battle. ficiala that Kansas currently Is go-, which hr'las occupied fer the past ' R
As the state neared its first vote ing through the wettest period in ten years. V,r last wlsh of ^hr faal0U:; con‘ “
34 on the 68-vear-oM hir*r hhtA#ir ~ 'thL s„ ------a cert
First Such Election Since 1934 ’ ne^tork. sept 30 SwiS’wSinS f
’ KUP YOUR
st .—.....a /*AD
_— — — —-«• -■•»>* •««. uuwigu me mure pernuu in ten years. T*,c wish of the faippus. con- « _
test since 1934 on the 68-year-old her history’. - ■ • This news Is conveyed to,stock- <*? ^t.l8t was t0 hRvc hcr treas‘ I IN TLP’TOD
thk"dljr p^tTltbl^on' fCar|]<^ sa'(| honhn<'"' »ftno way ftoldere of the-In• ^monaCst^^ ~ ~ ~
repeal in the November elections. cr?y t?aln Id bus.’ ' W fJfigJ home, at the age of 78. | MtVtlAAUCS j
The Women’s Christian Temper- 'Dr. ft Leigh Comh of Chicago, ,^ anr4 ^ '
ence Union said the Kansas re- president of the World Prohibition JfH OS? 1
nominee ns his sia-eessdr " Translucent objects permf? ilfeht
2aff5fS5S!S5Mlfc,C ..gs»
race Mann,
, ufh Housfoi
jv Tonight
Mann gridders will j
for their third > victo
r*bV,:iMh with sputh Hou
Rl’80 p.m. today in Hemori
^”41-0 victories over ‘ Chai
■ AR£ AT YOUR
nd Cedar Bayou alreac
f to down Soul
\n which has already mi
. at .the hands of Baytovt
r High.
san at the University of Kansas sas moraia were lower nbw than JS’lTZrin, '
said the coming^ election was a to the early days "because you h Z tht
threat rto students who. are "ped- have let beer come into the state.” fharee of the 1 d‘/eC
Itim “Inwdi^th1!01 SCl1'1^ ma8h H<? SaW Amcrica was at the m mv oadeeiu?m^y QPeratiy»W
school . Numerous suryeys disclosed the . Tfje company s reason fbr retir-
The editorial said alt a student urban areas were almost certain to toP executive at a corn-
needs is a suitcase, a bus ticket to vote wet. That's what they did ?*rativefy early age, the annouace-
KAasas City, Missouri, “and credit when the repeal issue came up 14 melU states, is to insure a social!
with a liquor dealer” to,set up a vears ago. The rural areas, accord- management, reserve. Operating
profitable busWess. ' ^ to tM surveys, are ready to “n^«r this policy, the company is
MIKE FRANSSEN p<gggglgQ
STATE RESERVE LIFE
“See Me Before You Die"
Phone 258.
Entire 700 Block
W. Texas Avenue, .
wJtn a liquor aeaier to,set up a years ago. The rural areas, accord- reserve, uperating
profitable business. tog! to thd surveys, are ready to ""*» this policy, the company is
^Frora that modest beginning.*’ vote .dry again. - bpst assl‘rtd of having, after each
it said, “you can develop into a The dry margin of victory in fhange in top administration, at
W**lthy, influential, and'respected 1934 was 9,000 Of the 884,332 votes ,ICast one ex^pieJidentg^-— I
cUJxen of Kansas.” Cast. The wet forces, however, claim VISCG’ capacity to th
veaitny, innuennai, ana respeciea 1934 was 9900 of the 884,332 votes v‘"- *.v-pn
ltixen of Kansas.” cast. The wet forces, however, claim vlscOr capacity
That legally-dry Kansas is about that the population shift from mcnt’
as wet already as any Other state farm to city has been big enough --
was claimed by Mine sources. As- tp give them victory. TAXPAYERS'
in an ad-
the manage-
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Maytag Washers
PHONE 764-J.
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nuuxiiu.A, ot-jji.
vestigation of particlflarly danger-
ous county roads to reduce traffic
hazards has been recommended by
County Commissioner R. J. Towns-
ATHLETES FOOT GERM.
UAUf TA 1/11 1, IT Townsend said
HOW TO KILL IT.
IN ONE HOUR
i_____ FOR BEST RESULTS
T6#‘nsend said he “Would ask
County Engineer Hugo Zapp and
the sheriff’s office to co-oporatc in
'finding which county roads have’
the highest accident rate. The
commissioner's court .could then
, determine whether safety signs or
devices shpuld\ be'’ |nsta,Ued at
danger points,' he explained,
The commissioner said th^t rec-
ords show 72 deaths in the county
outside of Houston so far this
year, compared with 45 during the
same period last year. There were
139 accidents, 16 deaths, and 74 in-
jured in August alone, he said.
PERMANENT
WAVE
SPECIALS
Jus t For You
County Court Wants
More Taxes Collected
NAMINCO WAVE $5.00
Marine and Machineless
Cold Waves
Supersonic -
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All Other Waves Reduced
Bailey's Beauty Shop
tU X. QUliard Phone M0-^
HOUSTON, Sept. 30.~<Sp>—Col-
lection of 89 per cent of county
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f 2 0 0 40 34 1.(8
, 2 0. 0 35 27 l.CX
. 1 0 0 46 7 1.(8
1 0 0 42 19 - 1.0C
1 0 0 33 14 l.«
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'AIM 0 2 0 28 54 fit
i Week’s Scores
46, East Texas State 1
'■viUe. Ark.
tf ii, Tulsa 19, Waco,
, 46. Sam Houston State (
*J3, Pittsburgh ,14, Pitti
j 21. Oklahoma A.&M. V.
h'carolina 34, texas 7, Cha
Kl c.
r 1 Tech 20. Texas A.&M. V
longer
39c f»,59»
p^Antonio.
, Week’8 Game*
, ust Year’s Scores)
Haas (6) vs. TCU (0). For
ithlgtrU.
i, Week's Non-Conference (Game
I last Year's Scores)
|«r vs. Mississippi Stat.
MS, Tenn.
! VB. Texas Tech, Dallas.
vs New Mexico, Austin.
_A.&yi (14) vs. Oklahdnv
1 Horman, Okla. 1 ,
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-Scorers
Yoo wim your chiWrw’il
socks to fit as perfectly as their 1
shoes—and PHOENIX Sotfal
«fc: Many attractive colors and]
styles for you to choose hm f
— and every sock it]
luut for Jopgtt wear,]
MAX ALTMANMAN’S SHOP
"Boyrowit's Finest Store for Men"
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County commissioners.
The commissjlcmers’ court has ter
tu|«ed part of the; annual* tax
•collector’s audit with or-
T'av loftrm V’orl Qmlfh
RSOpt -
__n Yellin, chief rf the out
| Stern Gang, was capture
Palestine early today
inge Telegraph Agent;
! Stem gang has been ar
J^ssasstoatmg UN Medi
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ON, Sept.. 30,--<%>—Th
i Houston has increased it
li“ budget by 1349,000 01
City Controller Ro;
• that that much additions
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'TtHERE S a busk new snap to ^nd it will ALL new-fully always low enough to make this
, £$* a!f. and open road is cfr%B*d with every one of the deal a prize bargain,
calling with 'a siren-song your items listed in the panel. * '
Buick loves to answer. Gome in and let us quote yoo ijie
.... ^ All tlie.tfaoasaBdi of miles of exact figure for making your Buick
Why not climb in and go places- driving you’ve done are left behind a 1948-powered car.
not with your present, time- in our shop. In their place, you
dimmed power, but with all the ■- have miles and miles of carefree,
zip and zing of a brand-new 1948 new-engine driving—and a car that
fireball engine? * will be worth mof« when trade-in
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In just a day or two, we can put
a fresb-from-the-factory 1948 Best of all, the job doesn’t cost as
Pir.kjj engine under the bonnet much as you think. It varies.* bit
Buick from 1937 models on. from model to dMkfeCTtiut it’s
H«r« Is quality, d»p*nd*bihty and long
p™ ■nUi« at aa VxtrolcrioV prfee. -
^ Silent tread! “Curvo-gripping” »af«ty
•kouidan! Famous Otun-Dipped cord
body for protection against blowouts!
f And A fall Lifetime Ooarantee! Don’t
VRit^ CoiiM In nrr.
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 96, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1948, newspaper, September 30, 1948; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1028248/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.