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FRIDAY AFTERNOON
12.100 Noon Band Concert
New York Store Polkas
Out on the Open Range
Harvest of Song
Navasota Pep Rally
Caldwell Capers
Myrt and Marge
La Grange Pep Rally
Dr. Teague’s Tonics
Car owners in three different price classes
—all happy about the same thing.
Cold drinks and
sandwiches.
SATURDAY,
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•RESS ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY, (X’T. 8th
Music by
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forefront at the left of our picture.
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TEXAS GULF COAST
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Police Shoot Boy
Fleeing From Debt
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BUY AT HOME!
The Old Reliable
GRANITE & MARBLE WORKS
of Brenham
Our Motto
“QUALITY NOT QUANTITY”
I. E. WHITMORE, Mgr.
its 13iy-iip~pAidiwyrice aiid ^EeaTly
bearing? ■, /‘
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ALIENATION StBl
TULSA, Okla., Oetl
Fort Worth coiftnj
Smith, has been fount]
by a federal court jury J
alienation of affectionj
former employe, Siblyl
had charged that Srid
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bounty Soil
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Southern Drapery Supply Co.
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Brenham, Texfth '• ~ |
“Mail order house price* and you save the freight”
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LACINA AUTO SERVICE
Your OLDSMOBILE Dealer
HAS FOR IMMEDIATE DE1.IVERV
New 1919—-76 Oldsmobile Deluxe Sedan with hydra-
mat ic drive. radio, heater.
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Used 1911 —68 Oldsmobile Deluxe Sedan, like new.
Used 1911 Plymouth Convertible Coupe, extra good.
LACINA AUTO SERVICE
1016 So. Market St. Phone 7981
I AUSTIN. Oct. 6 (UPI -The new
(Texas Citrus Commission has been
, officially okayed to levy and col-
lect taxes
Texas Attorney General Price
I Daniel made the ruling today in
Austin His decision*serves to re-
move a cloud of controversy fron^
(the new citrus law which went in-
J to effect yesterday.
Daniel issued a 25-page ruling
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So why not look the whole line over? M
Buick dealer has these grand travel*®^
in a. barn’s dozen of different body 01*
.. .and sizes. Start you^hnmj^. ip his
room-and you’ll find that
-a»_. —1_ . want, * ' '
Phy th# Poor Architect Who's L
“■ RY DOUGLAS LARSEN ““
NEA Staff Correspondent' '
WASHINGTON—(N^Al—It has been a tough summer at the^Capltol
” in more ways than lawmaking. # - » '
Tutting new roofs on the Senate and House chambers and remddel.
ing the insides has turned into a construction job the likes of which
no contractor has ever faced before. > ' '
I - First off, nobody thought thar the congressmen would be around
all summer to get in the hair.of the laborers, carpenters and cement
finishers. As it is the lawmakers have become the most obnoxious i
collection oi sidewalk superintendents ever to oogle a building project. I
As one laborer puts it, “You’d think every one of them way born with
a claw hanimer in his mdlith, the way they throw advice around."
During the really hot weeks it was Impossible to tell just who were
congressmen and who were construction \yorkers. They all looked
equally hot, sweaty, dirty and bored with their jobs, as they rubbed
shoulders among the scaffolding and lumber piles.
One of the construction superintendents blames the debate on the
minimum wage law as the cquse of all the labor trouble on the job
so far. He claims the workers overheard some of their rights being
espoused so eloquently, they believed what they heard and struck.
The carpenters were out more than three weeks demanding* more
money.
W7HEN the job started the carpenters were getting $2 25 an hour.
” They negotiated for a boost to $2.40 and then quit work to win
their present rate of $2.50 an hour. Laborers started at $1.25 an hour,
rose to $1.35 and now get $1.45 an hour.
When the Capitol was rebuilt back in 1859, the/records show that .
carpenters cn that job received $2 00 a day and laborers $1.16 a day.
Labor difficulties have only been part of the trouble. Capitol
architect David Lynn spent years trying to get a compromise between
the liberals and consei vatives who had a say on the question of how
the chambers should be finished inside. This spring when the work
Started he figured he had everybody satisfied and the details all set.
Then when the congressmen saw the work actually begun they sud-
denly started offering advice on hew they thought the job should be
done, . . -
. Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (R., Mass ), for instance, took one look
rflk-the sketches of the propped new interior and blew up. He made
a speech on the floor charging that when the Job was finished it would 1
be like legislating in 'a cocktail lounge. He was against all the
chromium, polished Steel and bi ightlv colored walls called for in the
plans.
J^ODGE suggested tliat the rernodellhg be handled like the White
pearances. ' ” ' ’ r 5:45
Do You Really
Want to Take Off
That Ugly Fat?
Recently therajias been a number
of new reducing preparations on the
market, some of them based on the
diet and vitamin “plan." It is ob-
vious that vitamins will not reduce
the body weight, so one must depend
on diet to reduce. Hut it is also ob-
vious that one cannot go on a stren-
uous diet over e protracted period,
and any weight lost will be restored
if the former eating habits are gone
back to.
So what to do? Well, here is a tip
U ; : i “overweight gals” who want
to fight “the Battle of the Bulges”
in a different way. Ask any well
stocked Texas druggist for four I
ounces of Barcentrate. Mix with 12 1
ounces of grapefruit juice and take I
two tablcspoonsful twice a day.
This preparation contains nothing !
harmful and the makers agree to
refund your money on the very first
bottle if it docs not show you the
way to lose ugly fat and help re-
gain slender, more graceful curves.
Barcentrate is low in cost and is
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FT WORTH Od J
B - 36 supei bombers J
Fort Worth today afJ
simulated attack^ [J
The planes left onUe’J
yesterday. ,^liW
In a conte.st to pick d
top Air Force bombinjt
Entered M ancoad
c 1 a a • matter at
poatof flee. Braa-
naxn. Taxa*, undai
act of March I. 1S7»
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY I‘ARU)R
3000. E. Mam St. for PROFESSIONAL Service. Elec^
trie manicuring, facials, pedicuring. New Radar Eugene' •
Permanent Waving. Hair Cutting, Styling. ZOTOS ma-
chineless permanents. Cosmetics. Soft drinks. ' i ««
PHONE 2681 for ap|x»intment
burton to serve /
CANON CITY. Colo.. Oct. 6 (U.P» for ni,0Pti?n
Melton now.
back behind Wic bars of
Colorado State Prison at
AUSTIN. Oct. 6.(U.P»--Members
of the board for Texas State Hos-
pitals and Special Schools are hav-
ing lunch with C
Chl,
BE LG RADI’ QcijlJ
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warden's BVnT Authoritative soured
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RADIO STATION KWH I
Brenham, Texas
1280 ON DIAL
1000 Watts
Phone 655
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Colorado Governor Lee Knous, I wrth a smile that .']
lertedlwho gave the 14-year-old lad the that some more babied
elected |^n< Jf flay (perary may rome to«j
he is going to have to prove to ton. 1
he wants to re-make his I
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
4:00 1280 Club
5;00 Juke Box Prevuo
5:15
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Another will tell you there’s nothing like
the Super’s “happy medium” of size and
comfort, power and easy handling, style and
standing.
And if you’re looking for prestige, where is
your money going to buy so much as in that
h,...u?ioirie 18-footcr, the Roadniaster, with
------- - he has exactly what you
R atone linn all Iheno fealueeit
Sitt-Rmoolh DYtUtlOW MlVf . FUU-VHW VltlON Iron, ,ntOrB,d ola„ orM . SiyIN8.MSr ooo,, OBrf
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.onrecanBL\'7oD7’.rnHWMr’"',""*S • VINTtROtn . ®U>fX .MIUNGS, moin arf
Idard rOADMA.’Cr. ooi onoI o, ,„n coH oo SUFCf and SffCIAC
12:15
12:30
IS: 45
1:00
1:30
1:45
2:00
2:30
4:00 1280 Club
5:00 Juke Box Prevue
5:15 Bennie Murski
■ . Melody Kings
Songs at- Twilight
Sign Off
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w viamirowr6rg rtS'HnU'«—
midnight in glass slippers— .
A UoAlMi* ihup k&ked off in
I hr Vr incrdi.rht find her in a ho.pilal.
Take no chances with health. It is lhe moil
prcciotis of all possessions. At the first sugges-
tion of illness, go at once to sec a physician.
And when you have his prescription, may we
invite you to bring it here for careful com-
pounding. Your patronage t> appreciated.
Santa Fe Southbound
5 leaves Brenham 5:02
No. 65 leaves Brenham 6:03 a. m.
Santa Fe Northbound
No. 6 leaves Brenitam 12:09
CHICAGO, Oct. 6 (L’Ri Chi-
cago police critically wounded a
117-year-old boy who was fleeing to
avoid paying a bill for 12 ham-
1 burgers this morning.
I Officers were investigating
attempted burglary at an under-
taker’s parlor when they saw Ron-
ald Wagner and two companions
| running down an alley The police
fired two warning shots but the
boys did not stop. Then, lowering
his aini, one of the officers shot
Wagner in the right side of the
neck.
The two other boys. Joseph Bar-
ry and Charles Heidegger, were
arrested when they stopped to aid
I their companion.
Citrus Commission
Tax Power Okehed
L v.
—Z. 5:15 ’TSurtty Agent's News* ’
News and Rise and Shine
Coffee Time
News
8:00 Song Stylists . , - .
8:30 Sealy Show
8:45 Rural Round-Up
9:00 Texas Polkas
— 3:15. .Schulenberg Show
I j-v omul i esnj “» w*| • v . v — — — - •
plans for a survey of state hospi-1 Twenty-two-year-old James Otis
!♦«! ... Ill Un In/nernnll v «4ia_ Qininfinn rli ati nn«!l rod tvhpn Bp tripfj
leussed. However, no announcement to swirn ashore from a disabled i
is expected to be j motor boat. His body was found i
No. 46 leaves Brenham 3:00 a. m.'forthcoming. , ’ on a beach yesterday afternoon.
tt’s part of every street Jiecne—something
I you sec every day.
RADIO GUIDE
Brenham Pep Rally
Hohlt Serenade
Upper Room
Giddings Go-Round
jCote Glee Club
Dittlinger News
ZONE I, FIVE YEARS
(Continued rrom page one>
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sion Service and the and Colorado Governor Lee Knous, a smile i^
ration Service. eave the 14-year-old lad the] that some more
Mr. Prenzler. who was ■.
without opposition, expressed hisijen^ .
chairman and John Kubitza t- - --
as secretary. They certified the
results of this election to the State
... Board-------- ----—
y I THURSDAY, OCTOBER J
PRENZLER OF Boy Baek In Prison ‘Imports’ irj
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I Houston priest 1
name-Father j’a H
Importing a sj.z'M
'child-for minn.’
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Father <"
[idea of starting'
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Hfoareizr the Mee (Xass—»s
jue, moodiness,
'owth-and is ne
? skin. Assists
imption of oxyj
. Best says- he’s*treating
Melton HKe any
"prisoner now. . < ' • i
Crocketts Gritnd Old
\Lady Dies At 101
Bridges made the announcement ' prqckETT. Oct. 6 (I'.Pi The
as he boarded a plane in Honolulu j..gran(j little old lady" of Houston
bound/or San Francisco. He hast .... — -
been in Honolulu the past week in
secret negotiations with the em-
ployers. *
to you
I on the matter. It holds that the |
[ taxing authority of the Citrus
i Commission does not violate a
' constitutional requi r e m e n t that
I taxes be levied only for public pur-
tposes. The ruling also says that
,the commission's taxing auLhori-
jty is not unconstitutional.
FERRY SERVICE RESUMES
BAYTOWN, Oct 6 (IT'—Ship
channel ferry service in the Bay-
| town area is f
Floor COiii^
Linolejim, Asphalt Tile, Rubber Tile, Carpet and Rugs.
(All leading brands) .
Linoleum and Consoweld (Formica) Drain Boards,
Table and Counter Tops.
EXPERT INSTALLATION — Plus a
FLOOR SANDING SERVICE
Body of Drowning
Victim Recovered
PALACIOS. Oet. 6 (C.R» The
-~.^J a. m ing lunch with Governor Allan (body of a young man who drowned
No. 66 leaves Brenham 9:06 p. m. I Shivers at his mansion in Austin, in Matagorda Bay Sunday has been
Southern Pacific Westbound A spokesman says the board's [recovered near Palacios.
No. 43 leaves Brenhtfm 9:49 a.m. . . ,
No. 45 leaves Brenham 1:52 a. m. tai needs will be informally dis- SimpSon disappeared when he tried
Southern Pacific Eastbound ’ |<
No. 42 leaves Brenham.4:50 p. ~ -j of new1-policies
FRIDAY MORNING
6:30 Sign Off.'
6:01 Rise and 8hi.ne
But all these good folks get together on tM
1 here’s no ride quite so soft and cushiod
as the Buick ride, whatever the size
series. 'I here’s no power quite so satisfying
lively as Buick’s high-compression, M
pressure Fireball power.
Above all, there’s no “buy” like a Buid[
no car that gives you such a rich dol^
worth of smartness, handling, comfort
liveliness for every dt^lar you pay*
If iK’oo
^Kn Per
an j
Bennie Murski and the
Melody - Kings
.tl. l tyegything-strongsivdMit-exaeHy-the-sarnf-tn;~ap- i ftt3® News
pearances. 5:45 Songs at Twilight
Lynn patiently explained that the interior decoration had been [ 6:00*Sign Off
decided -upon only after studying "motives from the same source of i
architecture used .by Dr. William Thornton, the man who designed |
'he Capitol in the first place." He said that George Washington and .
Thomas Jefferson approved of .Thorntons design because il was
--“simple, noble and beaut.luU.' IbssatonbzdkwK' •£? ■
concessions have been made, however. Instead of brightly
pamted wood panels on the walls, there -veili be a natural walnut
finish. TH-e change will be more expensivf but more subdued
, C O'^pleticu date for both projects is Dec 20. Architect Lynn still
ThinKS he can make it by working some crews double time He predicts
th. t when the job is done it should last for more than 100 years.-
I County, 101 - year - old Mrs. Nan
Hail, is being buried today at
Crockett Mrs. Hail died Tuesday |wife-s aKectiona ?
of injuries suffered in a fall at her )held at Tulsa, Dkla.
home last Saturday, when she was -------- , ’ —L
State Hospital "" m,t MnM*y w'th
Lunches With Shivers
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Railroad Schedule
RELIABLE •
He Has Settled
Strike in Hawaii,lK"0US^^"-n
HO^uLUtilf, Oct. 6/<f.P)-The;
leader of the CIO Longshoremen's
and Warehousemens' Union Harry |
Bridges, says he^has negotiated a>
settlement of the Hawaiian .dock
strike, now 159 days old. ,
But the chief negotiator for the ] ^ity tb pick up his original prison
employers denies any settlefnent sentence. Best says- he s* treating
. . u i i voung Melton like any other
.Jigs been reached;—-
I Bridges says the, settlement is
I based on an immediate. 14-cent-an-
hour wage' increase to the 2000
longshoremen with an additional
raise of seven cents an hour ef-
fective February 28.
like
* ’ Jimmy wa* *** *<w .fehe
'served’penitentiary two years ago fof a
term of 12 years to life. He was
accused of killing his 16-year-old
sister at their home in Laa Animas,
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Best took him away from the
I home , . . hired a
. Later.
embassies
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transferred to [ poles .have been
Yugoslavia.
mtpw;.<o(i nr -13’lS t
Authoritative
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with the aid of Governor [ Czech diplomatic
y was t ” - • - - ■
’I Boy s Town in Nebraska and given
.1, Ya' <*france to lead a respectable life.
1 “ ' Three weeks ago h,e muffed Ehat
chance. He and another youth fled
from the boy's home, slugged* a
man, tried to steal his ear. They
were caught almost immediately.
Jimmy was seat back to Canon
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