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HOUSTON COPS
HAVE ANSWER,
‘HE'S IN JAIL9
Bill for Extending
Rent Controls Due
In Senate Today
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Landlords and Tenants
Unlikely To Know
Future for Weeks
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1» — (JP1 —
Gandhi Hopes For
Indian Harmony
TEXAS LAUGHS
By BOYCE HOUSE
WASHINGTON. Jan 1* — (F —
The Department of Agriculture has
Sikhs
this
stroncty that ths Frutdam
veto any such measure.
dome Republicans have
saying privately that they
alder Knutson's bill too
ways
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let them lead me —Psalm 43-1.
Those who really seek the truth
are most apt to find it. but we
must welcome truth and light.
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was to try again t
this time by a U. 8.
Court decision.
Rhe is Mrs Ada Lois SipuelI Rent
Fisher. 23. of Chickasha. Okla , a| started
graduate of Langston University, capital, but Caln said he and i
the state's only institution of high-' Chairman Wolcoit <R-Mtch> of the I
er education for Negroes •*"] House Banking Committee will dis-|
Denied admission when she first
sought to enroll in the university's
Army Studyin
Setver Blasts
By R
Bend out thy light and thy truth. «
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ISheral Dwight D. Eisenhower places a wreath
idelphia after paying homage to him in historic
of committee chairmen in the Ki-
wanla office
years Sail then eat levtee gradu- ■’ 7
Florence Nightingale hospital
Dallas
key points In President Truman's
10-point antl-inflatlon program.
The Tree-Baldwin bill not only
would bring residential hotels back
under control, but would roll back
rates for such accommodations to
June 30. 1M7. except in cases of
' leases.
The automobile and truck license
plates sere received by Tax Col-
lector Orr Monday morning, how-
ever. they will not be for sale until
February 1. The deadline for get-
ting the new license is April 1
The automobile numbers start with
EZ-3400 and continue to KZ-BBSB
and FA-10 to FA-ttOO Commer-
cial vehicles will get numbers from
MY-82S0 to MY-7819 and farm
trucks will show numbers, RM-8100
to RM-72M.
Sweep State
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HOUSTON, Tax.. Jan. 10—(F
—The Houston Police Depart-
ment had a ready answer yes-
terday when Retrieve Prison
Farm called to advtoe an
escape:
"Your man’s in Jail."
Patrolman M E. Dwyer and
W C. Poole had arrested Vir-
gin B. Johnson, 47. three hours
earlier after informed of auspi-
cious conversation between a
man and a woman in a down-
town cafe.
Capt 1 B Eelly, Retrieve
Farm warden, said he believed
Johnson hid in a trash barrel
that was carried out of the
farm.
Johnson refused to ssy how
be eecaped.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
One of the most severe snow-
storms in recent yean swept large
areas of
today.
The Marshall area on the Texas-
Louisiana border was hardest hit.
Marshall was buried under five
inches of snow. AU schools were
ordered closed. Prospects were oon-
diUons would grow worse as it
continued snowing hard throughout
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Denton Record-Chronicle
DENTON, TEXAS, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 19, 1948 *
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WASHINGTON, Jan 19. — ",
(AP) — Bernard M. Baruch
laid before senators today an
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WASHINGTON. Jan. IB — OPI —
-- Rent control expires six weeks
from today, but the nation's land-
lords and tenants are unlikely to
know for another three weeks what
kind of an extension to expect from
Congress.
Senator C a in (R-Wa*h), chair-
man of a banking subcommittee
holding general hearings on the
subject, told reporters he looks for
the hearings to run until month's
end.
Then, he said, he hopes to lay a
t h a I the BuBeians
take over sole cost-
Berlin has spread alarm
Russia Expected
. iTo Protest New
the three-day official registration |
second semester
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Members of the board of
regents, meanwhile, were to meet
con-
DBNTO88 AND VMDOTY: Ctetrty
tei eerier tarigM and TneaMy
rata oMpk smv tn entteme north
porttsa. eerier In MrthwMt por-
tion this ritamoOB and tonight.
Tuesday tioudy. oeeaMl Mta
tn eart nortton. except snow tn
GENERAL HONORS FRANKLfl
on Benjamin Franklin's grave in r
Christ church where Poor Richard worshipped. It is the 242nd anniversary of Franklin’s
birth. Behind Eisenhower are (left to right) Richard W. Slocum, Poor Richard Club
director; Episcopal Bishop Oliver J. Hart; Mayor Bernard Samuel; Governor James H.
Duff and Harry L. Hawkins, president of Poor Richard Club. (AP Wirephoto).
been
con-
generous.
There were reports aome influ-
ential Democrats are ready to go
along on a veto - overriding at-
tempt if the legislation to toned
FATHER LEAVES SCHOOL TO KEEP THEM TO-
GETHEK—So that these two—Suzanne Stephenson and
Penny, her pet red Cocker spaniel—wouldn’t have to be
separated, Suzanne’s father has quit school. A recent
University of Iowa ruling denied residents of a campus
trailer village the right to keep pets. Suzanne’s father,
R. P. Stephenson, a pre-dentai student and chairman of
a student committee that unsuccessfully protested the
ruling, canceled his lease and left the Iowa City, Iowa,
school. (AP Wirephoto). ,
VOTERS!
Pay Your Poll Tax
Now j Remember , the
Deadline Is Jan. 31
Meanwhile, Secretary of Com-
merce Harriman goea before the,
Rouse Ways and Means Committee
to lake up where Secretary of the 1
Treasury Snyder left off in plead- i
mg against the GOP tax bUl and
battling for the administration's
substitute proposal. Mr Truman
has callld for a 848 a peason in-
come tax reduction with the loss
of revenue to be made by a new
83.200.000,000 excess profits
on corporations.
Rep. Knutson <R-Mtnn),
and means chairman, put
"veto proof" label on his 88.800.-
000.000 tax • slashing bill when he i
introduced it. But Snyder told
''ongreaa it actually would reduce
revenues by H306.000.000 and
would put Uie treasury 83.100,000,000
In the rod next year He hinted
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Denton county voter* are going
to have to hurrv’ to get under the
Hie Slate Highway Oommlaalon
has purchased 88.000 gallons of
yellow paint which has been placed
in stripes on the highway* of the
state at no passing sone* ’ The
commtaaton gnd all traffic officer*
urge th* drivaro to obeerve throe
line* and be tafar while driving.
A minister In a email town re-
ceived a call from a big church in
a city Incidentally that salary was
considerably higher, too. He said
he would pray about It.
Two day* later, orneone asked
WllUe. th* amall eon of th* family,
what the decision would bo. "Wall."
Mid the bay, "papa to *UU prayin'
but mama la packin' our things"
• • • •
Throe men wero shipwrecked;
they had no idea where they were
They mad* their way through a
forort and gt tort cam to AB open
•pace where there wag • galtow*
The leader Mid. Thank gaod-
mm bom; elvtUMtlon at tart!'
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Two men wero arguing on* night
Th*y had b*en "sitting up with
a rtck friendTh*y decided to Imv*
th* decision to th* ftro* man who
cam* along. Pretty aoon. another
individual cam* down the rtroat.
Ou* Mid to him. "My M«bd and
ho *ay* that*
» aay m th*
11-point program for “peacB-
waging” including a “roll-
back” in food prices, no wage
raises and no tax eats for . - J
two years.
Roy Moor* and Bill Wilson had
prom toed quail to their many
friends when th*y tok off for a
hunt below San Antonio They had
promised 'em by the 'bucket full'
to mm* of Ui*ir pals, who were
dtosppolnted when the Big Hunter*
came back home with aomo three
or four bird*
W P. Thurmond, former head of
the Danton Federal Land Bank,
who nAgh*« ttfht poaitton aowftt
montha ago. ha* riMad quite
" Bt ainoe raUramant
'8*. I wM«h rovoral |
exemption certificate* If you know |
you are going to gel a ; script or
exemption, you will be doing your-
self a favor, as well m th* collector,
by doing that little task now before
the 'big rush' gets under way. At
the last minute you will find the
collector* off to* filled with those
voter* who welted till the last min-
ute and you'll find that quite an
tnconvoniene* Ym. and you people
over SB and fart M befoB* «*f
election ooms* off this year should
get an exemption certificate. eiM
you might not be able to vote.
A Pi
and f<
Pr>OrU>r Mbroto'TaMttn!*
ar oaeentiri needs.”
T. M W t capita] Imum —
atoa to reriew all pub 11* and prtM
ate projocta "wBA a view to dader-
ring leee eeeentiri prejeota.”
g btabUgh a congreMftnal W
ging oommiteM" which wouM cut
government coeta.
*. Increase production,
tttow.
Wyoming Neretad Ranch of
q**»er-te. wen the cartel |ksl|
ef Colorado
Spring* abowod the champtanahip
quarter hares mere, a throe • year-
oM named Dash Away.
Ti**M Mato wen the
livestock JudgiiM cooteaL
last Friday i
was still on
was practically at a standstill.
In Wert Texas light snow was
reported at Amarillo. Lubbock. Big
Spring and Midland -
Prospects were conditions would
grow serious during the day in the
Waco-Austin areas. In both cities
freeaing ram and sleet were falUi«.
and the danger of a hMvy ice
coating was feared re temperature
remained at or bleow freeing.
Over mtot of South Texas light
rain and fog were reported.
Pampa was the coldest spot wtth
IB degrees Browncviu* and the
Rio Grande Valley continued to
escape the severe cold. r*portii«
See SNOWSTORMS. Page X
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Coldest Spot In
Nation 26 Below
In Pennsylvania
By THE ANOCIATBD FREM
The wont ooM wave of the
season which caused at ioart M
deaths and cut sharply hde ftMi
oil suppUM had moderated oon-
- ierabte the MMw-** today but
it still held a firm grip on Eastern
and Bouthwoartern States.
The Chicago Weather Bureau
said subaero roadlega were eome-
what general in the New *>giand
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' Neale. Jr., will be director as- ;
slsted bv F»oyd Graham and For-
—. ' rest Heeren
The annual Patrons Fund cam-
paign will begin Feb 3 to secure
funds from supporter* of the chil-
dren's clinic and youth center
which the clu boperates. Lee Pres-
ton and R. P Lack will be tn |
clinnt* of this drive. T«ain captains'
will be Tbm Ha r pool. Jr .M S
iPetei Davis Joe Wankan L A
. Dungan and F. B Huey
Doyl* Thompson to busineet
I manager for the mlnutrel and pa-
tron • drive and Guy Turner I*
treasurer.
Chalrmsrr of ticket sales for the
minstrel is Clifford Baithrop. wtth
Clifford Hasting* in charge of city
sale* and Dr Jack Skiles in charge
of oounty salM.
Th* minstrel tickets will sell for
81 each Ktwanto members will re-
. criv* th*lr tickets at th* club meet-
ing on Feb 10 snd will then have
them for sale for the publie
. i Other committee bead* are John
” 8torrt*. properties; Dr gam' B Mc-
v t Altoter. houM. J. W. Nichols, pub-
. licity. assisted by J P. Harrison
I and Robert Chamber*; and Rev.
| Joseph Copeland, speaker*.
freb Mrihourt to rert wind* «b
the bbmA
WBBT tkxar: otoudy aad «ddar,
occasional rain ar rtWW M Freed
YlOcy enatRartl thto aftoroaon
and tarty toulghL TMriay part-
ly cloudy, agi oread Btawta ta
SSG&pMaBttreMRtTtodBg
tori^ht awi Treadag a
ly «Kdtty mrthvert gdMW. Oc-
431
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Round Republicans Study
About Changes in Tax Cut
Town
range.
go* un .
Virgil Schooling. Garber. Okla.,
farm youth, entered competition
tor the apaa rtar grand cham-
ptonahip wtth his Angus atoer,
•khke." which won Um Junior
Annual Minstrel
Roundabout has **v*ral walking Patron Fund Plans
canes, one of which he has proffered i
to 'Grandpa Xd Miller It may be
that Ed will need some support, a*
for the first tim* h* ha* become
granddad A son. Phil «u born
to Mr and Mrs Ed Miller of
if
---- 1»- period tier the
—A three —- ‘“-ri —‘~
O,^.lf*,_^,?_0d*,,^cont,nu*<, Bn lnv*s‘L i
i storm >
in Oklahoma City todsy to
; aider the problem.
forecast at between gs.oeo.ooo.ooo
to 85.000,000.000 below the amount
Mr Truman asked for the 12
months beginning July 1.
Meanwhile, Secretary of
_______ _ -y.
mertic program, Bajrlllg The MR*
ha* come to organise — to mobG-
toe - for peace. B cannot be put
off aafely any longer. The time for
courage and deciettm to here.”
Theae ar* th* major thing* he
proposed in that "mabiltodW:
1. Reduce major toed price* ‘tta
exchange for guaranteeing farmer*
an assured pric* for thdr crops for
the next thro* y*aro.”
X Btohdto* wagre in return tor
agreed to initiate Immediately a
88.000.000 price support program
no warn, i for grapefruit Florida members of
Jaycres From Denton
At Fort Worth Meeting , „ , ~ .
* I Senator Holland (D-Fla). as
Fbur me in be r» of the Denton *pokesman for the Florida delega-
Junlor Chamber of Commerce at- ! tlon-
fl. ■ ■ .W WWW —«■ w j ’ —7—~ - ---------——
of the Jayree* Saturday and Bun-1 (ro*n th* grapefruit industry
day at th* Blackstone Hotel in Fort ** “*
Worth were plans were formulated
for projects and th* El Faso Stat*
convention set for April IB. 1* and
17 was discussed.
Raymond King, president, and
Alvin Meredith. Herb Barlow end
Clarence Phillips attended from
Denton.
BERLIN Jan. 1* — (*< -Russia
to exoected to aoundoff sharply ftn^rith'
Last night, fir* hour* after break-
—---- — ._ ■ year • old
Gandhi told a big prayer meeting
he did so on the ‘ pledge and
counsel ’ of friends from Hindu-
led India and Moalem - led Pakis-
tan
They guaranteed, he said, "com-
plete. unbroken friendship'* among
Hindu*. Moalems and
Oandht said fulfilment of
pledge would double "my interne
wish to live a full span of life
doing service to humanity x x x
at least 125 years, or as some say.
133 year*."
Ht* reference was to a resolu-
tion. signed a few hours before he
ended hi* ordeal, to which com-
munal leader* pledged their lives
a* an rernest of peace
They adopted his seven - point
program for social acceptance and
safety of lives and' property Of
Moslems In India. They set up a
committee of 130. of all religion*,
to meet rightly for a review of
progrOM toward these end*
The two British dominion*,
created toot Aug. IB. have been
tarn by .eommunal riot* fatal to
hundred* «t thousands They now
are at odd* over tribal raids in
th* disputed state of Kashmir.
PWur physicians reported Oan-
dhi "far from well" and hi need
at rert and nourishment to get
back to normal.
below freertng.
The fall was general in North-
eart Texas and extended Into West
Texas aa far a* Wink. The snow
followed the coldert weethar of
the aeaaon.
Highway travel was harerdoua
and motorist* In *otn* Motion*
Wee* warned to forego travel Over
many stretch** of highway the
snow was packed into streak* of
ooeted ire
The fan measured two inches
™a-jiTOae ?
wor kaa bum* and streetcar* ran “
behind schedules.
Tyler, the rose capital, wm buried
under an loch at enow.
Henderson, in the same vicinity,
wa* covered with two inches, and
It continued to snow during the
morning.
Th* fall measured an inch and
a half at Sherman. Denison’* street*
were coated with ice and motorist*
were advised to stay at home.
Cordcana reported a half inch
of snow and still falling. The enow
followed a light rain. -
Gainesville was sprinkled during
the night with a light powdery
mow The temperathre dropped to
28 Bonham also bad a light snow.
Palestine was coated with ire
A heavy snow fell during the morn-
ing. following an aU-night sleet
storm.
Actom th* Tbus-Loulsiana lint
at Shreveport four inch** of snow
fell during the night Thi* fol-
lowed a four and on-ehalf inohM
night, much of which
i the ground. Traffic
an antHnflattaB potot ef AM •■*.
oral program.
Th* broader prograai aanbettead:
”1. The united Matoa eland ready
to buy an oim perithtbl* raw ma-
terials produced anywhere in the
world for the next five years, and
which rennet find normal nrwneaer
dial market* x x x
VaBto Eure**
"X Extend the Freetdeni’s pree-
ent tariff authority far the next
three year*.
"3. That the countriM of Europe
—a* many aa are wilting band
themselves into a political, econom-
ic and defense union under the
United Nattona.
“4 That th* United Mates, *BM
such ocbere sb will join us, mutual-
ly guarantee the asttene onfarfag
this union against aggrooeion. '
"A *n*ri Me Bmpean bbNbbs
organic to ilberato and «bb every
productive reeouroa of the obrIMel.
ent, a * b
"B. Btabtittee att Burepi
rendB* Mg BBfBbllBh realfa
"7 A two year peace production
drive hi thia itiBBfry — to work far
peace aa we gorhed for wnr —
where foaaible, wtth laager hatn
and ererthne; where net, to artMrth
production bOtUerecka.
flatton pregram'x'x 1
"B. Bettie rear ~ “
wartime
Bee BARUCH, Page >
I ihtc) are an
the moon and _
, *un. Which I ar fa* man thu*
e a Mt appreied to avayed a Utile aa he
t. Be replied. "Oea'BMUpmi’U have <hie‘
pound* to Baeva* art: rm a etraager In thia
town." |
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3. Restore the excera profit* tax |
at 50 per cent of wartime teveie.
A Continue rant control* “wtth 1
provision only for dearly jaattto
able tncreaeee.”
Peetpeae Tas CM
A Poetpnte to> teAaatfan flRiw |
WASHINGTON. Jan I* — IN —
Republicans weighed a billion dol-
lar or more cutback in their 85.-
600.000,000 lax slashing measure
today as * bid to win Democratic
votes and thereby nail down
' veto proof" claim* for the meas-
ure.
The decision will be made by
th* OOP high command of
House at a meeting tentatively set
for tomorrow.
Even in advance of that strategy
huddle, party chieftan* signalled
. for chopping to begin on President
dead Line on^poll tax rrceipU and Tnlman s 700.OOO.OOO budget
Rep. Taber (R-NY*. chairman of
the 10* - member Senate - House
Legislative Budget Oommittae call-
ed a group of hl* OOP colleague*
to aa informal realon today to
begin work on a federal apendlng
calling that ha* been variously
•tales and that the merci
skidded to well below
kkidded to well below fr ,
Th Iittih u rirthiik n*iiM^nu
ccldesl ape* on the early weathwr o
map WM M below aero al PhUMpe<
burg, in western Feunaylvanla.
At Memphis. TWna.. where U
inches of mow fell Saturday, to*
temperature stood ri only throe
degrees abore sere early today.
Aa Frealdrtrt Truman's order re-
rtricting ube ef heating and aaetor
h*eb w**rt fate etfawt, IB O*ctral
M deaths attrthtttod to the Mttor
wm* • fattuw/ivkiua. mneMeo,
and Kentucky repertag. tsar
gmtoe each; UMnefa B; MtoaiiM*
and WINBBNh* > each and North •
r^ffnrijtosM goiife Chrotint. Alabama
OygttL Womrt and MfaMofaM
ana aaato
Baruch was a witneM before the
Senate Foreign Beiatirme Commit-
tee on the Manhall Flan for multi-
billion dollar rid to Europe. Ha *n-
dorsed it. but told the sens tore:
"Dollars alone will not Save Eu- I
rope nor win the peace.”
Baruch then proposed hfa do-
_ ,iBLr"—LLthur
pealed unsuccessfully to the State
District Court and State Supreme
Court which upheld the state's
law* requiring racial segregation
Ln the schools.
The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
carried the case to the U S Su-
preme Court which last Monday
ruled that the state must make
"equal education facilities" avail-
able to Negom as promptly a*
they are for white xtudent*
The Slate Supreme Court Satur-
day directed the State Board of
Regenta to set up a separate law
school "to afford to plaintiff and
all others similarly situated an
opportunity to commence the
study of law at a state institution
the same a* cttliena of other
groups are afforded *uch opport-
unities x x x '
The State Supreme Court order. 1 enlag the enforcement provisions
however, directed that the regent* of the present law.
art tn reriongjty ’wllit tot BTO-r 1— ------- B>ir nuaglhwiiiM of
Vffiore oTtb* constitution a n d tjM, prewm Uw to on* of th*
statutes of this stete requiring seg-! — ------- •- —------
regalion of the races in the school*
of thia state."
Mr*. Fisher attended a meeting
in Oklahoma City last night of
state officials of the N.A A C P.
and Thurgood Marshall, attorney
in the organisation * New York >
office After the meeting it wa*
announced she would attempt to ’
enroll In the University law school!
today.
Dr George L Crore, president |
of the university, declined com- >
mem other than to emphasise that1
WBATHER? 1
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INPACT TELESCOPES COACHES -The terrific force of impact when two C.N.R. paa»-
•nnr train* collided at WykM, Quebec, Canada, above thia steel coach od top of the
atRM sheathed car ahead in 44 below aero weather. Nina are known dead and 55 injur-
ed. UniduiUflad ahildran arg ahawa axaminiv tto MMtMw ^Al* Wk^phota).
NEW DEHT. India, Jan 1*-
—Mohandas K. Gandhi * hope of
harmony In India lav today tn the
solemn pledg* by -rellglou* leaders
which ended hl* peace fact after
121 hour* and 4ft minute*.
The Indian patriot snd Hindu
sDirttusl trader drank sweet lime
juice at 12:48 p m <1:15 a. m.
CST> yesterday It was hte first
nourishment since 11 a. m Tues-
day. when he began the fast, hl*
_ — -.k-.' i mieenui
aeainat th* new British-American | r ■
biaonal occupation setup in West-; ’’AL"--’
era Germany when the Allied Con- -
trol Council meet* to morrow, but
official* of the two Western power*
predicted an outright break would
be averted
These official* and Germans
themaelvea wondered, however,
whether the Russian occupation
commander. Marshal - Yasritv So-
kolovsky. would demand that the
U 8 . Britlan and France pull out
of Barlin, on the ground that the
new biaonal setup nullifies four-
power agreement* for control of
Germany
The council ha* not met since the
London Conference of Ftorelgn
Minister* broke up. Subsequently
the U. 8. and Britain established
their new Joint governmental set up
IB Western Germany, giving Ger-
mans more power in th* govern-
ment of the economically merged
aonea.
Sugggestlon
mighty try to
trol of “ •
among the 2.C00.000 Germane liv-
ing in the Weetent occupied aonea
of th* German capnaL
Th* Denton County National i
Bank t* getting additional floor
*pa<e in it* lobby, a* by a change
in the nature* near 500 square
feet of additional space will be
added The fixture* will no* ex-
tend to th* vault on th* east *ld*
of the bank f *w fixtures are be-
ing added for the south *id* of the j
lobby and the old fixture* are
being rearranged on the north side
Thr additional floor space will
prove pf much poprenlefrae t
patron*, who will be attended by
fire teller* in addition to th* other
officer* of th* bank.
A- Annociatod Press Lsaaed Wire
.2—---------- ------- ---------- ■ ■ ----—
Baruch Proposes 11-Poiu
'Peace-Waging’ Progi™"*
| Low Food Prices,
NoWageBo«te,A.7|
No Tax CutrA^d
AaTiMr io r resiaenia
S»yi BoM Attacks Ott
IttfhUoR Needed’
Western Stock
Judging Begins
DKNVRR. Jan. IB — IF -The
WecC* cbotocet *teere were
paraded before Judge* at the Na-
tional Western Stock Show today
far the hotter of being named th*
grand champion.
'Judging of aristocrat* of the
lor* breeding cattle.
Denton ‘
__ . said he understood the de-
tended a two-day regional meitlng partmant would call for bld* today
-* . — - . - — 1 *U_ ——_ — *—M.._a J
single strength canned Juice and
on concentrates to be purchased
by Its Commodity Credit Corpora-
tion to support prices.
"The purchased fruit will be
used partly tn the school lunch
program and partly for Intermed-
iate foreign aid.” Holland said la a
statement.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex J.n
man board of Army doessnot begin until January
gatlon into the seriea of
sewer explosions which shook FY>rt
Sam Houston Saturday night and
early yesterday.
171- blasted area of the post
barricaded and guarded
There wsre no serious casualties !
* *V----a^ _ [
| suiting fires awept through port-1
ion* of the poet and an adjoining I r,, •an
< residential area, destroying three f* lortdo F rillt
otb-r xm-11 frame buildings.
Fire Chief C. A Hart of
NORMAN. Okla., Jan 10 —(>P)—
The only Negro ever tb attempt to 1 ...v... uvpcs w ,
enroll In the University of Okla-: compromise bill before the full!
homa since it was founded in 18921 committee by February ft. Action j
“•** "2‘n today—bolstered by that committee will be required:
"'. ", ~J. 8. Supreme before the issue can be sent to the
Senate floor for debate.
Sipuel: Rent hearing* have not yet
rt. • started on the other side of the
. , but Caln said he and
the state's only Institution of high- ' Chairman Wolcott <R-M!ch> of the
me* Bow ** 1 ->■>■! IS* a— m»411 rt4a
cum the aubject thi* week.
.-wjMH.i. w muvia .u wix- un.vcN.j a Congress already has received a ,
law school two years ago. she ap- number of individual proposal* for; x-ag
------—*--••- —a:.-4 extending HBt ceUmga beyond _a>-
„a .oiiowsior
win (R-Connt announced plans to1
introduce a bill today to extend
current controls to June 30. 194*.
and, at the same time, restore
price lids to residential hotel ac-
comodation*.
The two Republicans Mid tn a
statement they don't like controls—
a view shared by Cain — but in
view of the severe housing short-
age and the threat of inflation “tt
is necessary to prevent unbridled
bidding tor needed and limited liv-
ing quarters "
The administration has asked
that Controls be extended until
March 30. IBM Housing Expediter
Tighe E. Woods who m a d * the
proposal to Cain’s subcommittee
Saturday, also called for strength-
was
- Price Supftorl
h Planned For
--T----ve ----- - — a-
ion* of the poet and an adjoining
rmalefremtirel re e-rere thTCC
’ homes five tarsges and several
otb-r sm-li frame buildings.
Fire Chief C. A Hart of 8sn
M'tonto «aid "the fir* in mv opin-
ion definitely started at Fbrl Bam
Houston and spread southward "
< Congress Mid today
i There was no immediate
firmat ton by the department.
Senator Holland
Plans for the annua Patron*
Fund drive and Kiwani* Minstrel
. to b* held in February were made
"tira ^Ed M?Tlrr of ,l “ 8uIX,av •f’*rnoo*> conference
Arlln<ton Sunday morning in the j
I Th* minstrel will b* presented
j th* nights of. Frb 19-10 Robert B
Denton people waked Monday
morning to find th* ground covered
with • near two-inch snow
snow started falling Sunday night
at around 8 30. but moat peoplr
knew nothing of it till Monday
morning Th* street* were pretty
slippery Monda>- and aome few
people fell on th* Ice while auto-
mobile drivers were havlni diffi-
culty in negotiating hill* and get-
ting away from curb*. It will b*
well to exercise all care in driving
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