Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 291, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 20, 1955 Page: 5 of 10
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, Tueaflay, sept, to, 1955---S
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one-half-cent Benjamin Frank-
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on sale at Washington, D.C.,
Oct. 20. opening day of the
Washington Jubilee Exhibition.
The orange stamp bears a like-
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In fall’s most popular colors and fabrics. Cost can double as
sport coat with contrasting slacks Pay eash or buy on our
convenient Lay-Away Plan . . . you save either way.
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in any stage (Sneezing, stopped
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SHEPPARD & PARKER .......
• ’ Villanova vs. Baylor
BROWNWOOD BULLETIN........
Tennessee vs. Mississippi State
THE MOST QUIT
TALKED ABOUT V U I I
ton, D. C- and nearby area.
Further information and appli-
cation forms may be secured from
Loren Williams at the post office
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WEAKLEY-WATSON........
Rico vs. Alabama
HARRY COCHRAN...............
Brownwood vs. Breckenridge
HARRY FORD ....................
Howard Payne vs. Sam Houston State
DUBLIN'S ...... ................
Notre Dame vs. Southern Methodist
You 11 enjoy RCA Victor’s
famous Ovww "All-Clear’’ mc-
ture-the biggest. clearest pio-
ture In 21-inch televisiont
Circle the Team of Your Choice
To win you must write the item advevtised in
each ad opposite the advertised name.
1st PRIZE....... 75
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$29.95
$14.95
DEN LOUNGER.........
PLATFORM ROCKERS
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Texas A&M vs. Louisiana State
poses music but never writes a note. How does he do it? That
odd-looking piano he’s sitting at automatically records the notes
as be plays. Scott calls it his "memory piano.** It’s at his home
in North Hills, N.Y.
be in Brownwood this week to talk
to anyone interested in enlisting in
the corps. They will leave Saturday
morning
The Marine recruiters will be in
the U. S. Army and Air Force re-
cruiting station. 102 Fisk
2nd PRIZE......
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government announced Monday
that occupation by Russian troops
has ended
A government communique said
that Soviet authorities Informed the
Austrian government that "the last
Soviet occupation soldier would
leave Austrian soil tonight."
The bulk of U S troops has left
The small French force withdrew
shortly after the treaty was sign-
ed last May.
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3rd PRIZE....... 71
NE W OVERSII
All CLEAR PICIURE
75
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Occupation By Russian
Troops Ends in Austria
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its perfect proportions—
the comet crown height,
the bound brim and
stylish brim width, the
casual crease. This thor-
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becoming!
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. e Some TV Shows Too
Hot For Networks
And Their Sponsors
By ALINE MOSBY
I HOLLYWOOD —UP— Tv view-
ers seldom hear about the shows
that don’t get on the air. One pro-
ducer told Tuesday of a program
that’s branded “too hot” for tele-
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HIS SECRET’S OUT—Orchestra Leader Raymond Scott
$15995
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Marine Recruiters
Now in Brownwood 11
Sgts L. R Posey and Goode Wil-'
son of the U. S. Marine Corps will [
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GOODYEAR....................
Texas Tech vs. Texas Christian
vision.
Worthington Miner, who pro-
duced "Medic” and ’’Fronter”
and even introduced Ed Sullivan
to unsuspecting citizens, has cre-
ated a new show called "Chal-
lenge."
But this program is so contro-
versial that networks and sponsor*
have run in the other direction.
"Challenge" would dramatize
various widely-argued subjects of
the day about the righto of Ameri-
cans. The story would present both
sides of the question, and the view-
er would have to make up his own
mind.
The "pilot” film of "Challenge.”
: for example, tells about a school
bus driver who was fired for re-
fusing to sign a loyalty oath. The
program ended with the un-
ANI l ’1C * fer to carry it without a sponsor.
With L IVll service i CBS and ABC said nothing.
V% 111 I "I-- "It was under option to Bc but
The U. S. Civil Service Com- that's over now and I’ll take it any
mission has announced the follow- place,” Miner said. ”I think it has
ing examination* • a tremendous impact.”
For Treasury enforcement agent. Other chapters of "Challenge."
*3,670 to **.525 per year for em- would deal with freedom of the
ployment in states of the South-1 press. the Fifth Amendment, free-
west; Secret Service. Bureau of dom of speech, segregation and
Narcotics, and Internal Revenue । unions.
Service (alcohol and tobacco tax'; Miner has not lost hope because
wage and hour investigator at **,- "We worked a year to sell ‘Med-
525 per year in the Southwest. ic.‛ "
Clerk, $2,960 to $3,175; photog- "Any provocative show is hard
rapher, *2.960 to *4.525; micro- to seli." he said.
photographer. $2,960 to *3.670:---------------------------j
photostat operator and blueprint -----------------
Operator. 32 960 to 53 415 with dnmmmms ,
positions to be filled in Washing mwmame. 38
"E answered question—should he get
his job back’
EDA7EN niiTs _ Th. Miner started the show after a
nance is rrrtedl, off bX subsidiary of the Ford Foundation
tween Great Britain's Princess the Frundforthe Republic, aked
Margaret and Group Captain hi m to make. A program about
rL^hd AI.. "MI civil rights. After extensive re-
Peten.Townsendoahovs.."The ■ search into law, he produced the
People a London newspaper, pilot fiim in New York last April,
quoting circles close to the Ies gathered dust in his office ever
royal household, reports that ' since.
CTownsend has been told “any He admits it's difficult to under-
expectations he may have en- stand why sponsors would be leary
tertained about marrying, the as the show never takes a stand,
princess cannot be fulfilled."
He's shown in hi* most recent .. "But « suppose you.merely men-
'picture as he arrived recently tion the.subjectof loyalty oaths
at ondon Airnor and the lunatic fringe would com-
at London Airport. plaim before even seeing the show
and finding out we don't editorial-
toe.” he said.
NBC thought the show was "dy-
namic." he said, but made no of-
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Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 291, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 20, 1955, newspaper, September 20, 1955; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1488076/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.