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William B. Cook
2—BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, Tuesday, March 21. 1961
E
drawn into • sustained build up o
EDITOR’S NOTE - Financing ease the tax burden on the home-
hat could lead to a
both sides
Others quote the U S Chamber
from
unless domestic merchandise is
Miss Johnson
School Census
unavailable
Shows Gains
Dies in City
a shortage of
"For some
Will Wilson Guest
I
Total scholastics for San Saba.
compared
1,356
last
to
these
factors operate was shown in a
Louis.
Mo . and Parma Ohio.
Ohio. sad. "I know we need new salary of teachers with four years
lams confronting school boards
for the schools. But I can t pay
any more out of what Im getting you have to send $2 to Washington
to get $1 back. Others claim that
to education is now being fought $100 in taxes it costs the federal
Colored Canes Clue
people
He is a native of Dallas. born
TUXEDOS
City Approves
SUNRISE CLEANERS
Cathy Wright, Box 708
O. Grelle, Route 1,
Mrs.
Plane Crash
RAMBLER
Kills Texans
MARCH SALES
1
Brown weed
410 Center
Whites Taken
9)9
GLADIOLA CAKE MIX......3 pkgs. $1.00
lb. 29c
FRESH DRESSED FRYERS ....
F
308 3rd ST.
SOS CENTER
MI 3-4331
ga
A
City Annexes
School Land
(Information released by au- 1
thority of patient or relative'
list at Pennsylvania State Uni-
vanity duriug the fall semester
Da
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of
Sti
BLUFFVUE
DRIVE-IN
4-H Activity
Apathy, Ignorance Threats Accents Week
I Brownwood City Council today.
The action was requested. by
CLASSIFIED ADS MAKE
AND SAVE YOU MONEY
the former Marjorie Ashcroft of
Sulphur Springs They have two
children, Lou. 17, and Will. 11.
PLUS SELECTED
SHORT SVBJECrS
Box Office Opens 6:15 P.M.
First Show Begins at 6:30 P.M.
students this year, a gain of 52.
Richland Springs schools have
277. with a loss of 19 over last
State police said an attempt
would be made today to recover
Each eane carried by a Lion
will have a hidden number from
1 to 100. Any citizen who guesses
the Lion's cane number will re-
ceive a free ticket to "Shenani-
gans "
Michigan State will play three
football games in the State of
shows an increase of 33. accord-
ing to E. L. Oliver, county school
LAST TIMES
TONIGHT
TODAY THRU
THURSDAY
Resistance
living on a
HsBo}GR-
BINGo!
The dead were M R Hollister
manager of the Grand Prairie air
port; and his wife, Edyth, both
of Fort Worth; and Al Dart of
Grand Prairie.
They were en route from Grand
Prairie to Louisville, Ky., when
the plane went down in this north-
central Arkansas area, about 20
miles north of Newport
the bodies and the fuselage of the
plane from 12 feet of water.
PLUS SELECT
SHORT SUBJECTS
' William B Cook Jr. of Route 1,
May. was among MB undergradu-
ates who qualified for the dean's
i ing Star
Cathy W right, Box 708
2113 Southside ’Dr
Mr,s. J. M. Wood, Route 2
M. W Bull, Bangs
Mrs. Jessie Welch and baby,
Route 1
BLACKWOOD-MIMS HOSPITAL
Earp of 705 Avenue A at the in-
tersection of Coggin and Austin
Avenue.
Vegetole Shortening.... 3
HAMBURGER MEAT All Beef . .
FORK SAUSAGE............
T-BONE & LOIN STEAK........
limit changes inside the city
limits according to results.
Goldthwaite
Mrs. G. R. Hawkins, Democrat
Street.
A 1957 vehicle driven by Lon-
don Reed of Route 2 was involv- ,
th
re
th
MISS YOUR
PAPER?
into postponing requests for need-
ed funds, or asking for much less
than they really need
says
135,000
City council members agreed this
morning
The problem time up when
AT ALL-TIME
RECORD HIGH!
year.
San Saba schools have 1,010
*
e<
T
le
FORMAL WEAR
For Rent
taxes are voted down
School administrators may
grabby with public money
the school district.
Passage is required on
more readings
CAMP BOWIE
DRIVE-IN
To '61 Shenanigans
Members of the Brownwood Lions Club haven’t gone high hat
< Comanche)
Admissions Friday:
James Huffman. Box 881
Mrs Jack Stephens, 411 West
Admissions Saturday:
Susan Chambers, Route 1, Ris-
He will arrive here at 11:15 am Thursday by private plane
from Beaumont
Welcoming officials said today the public will be invited to
meet and talk with Wilson in the Club Room of Hotel Brownwood
Wednesday Only
"HELL IS A
CITY"
SAN SABA < BBC)—San Saba
County’s school census for 1960-61
Now Is A Good Timo To Buy!
Rambler means business! Right now, Rambler dealers are out after even
more sales with the kind of fair-and-square liberal deals that car buyers
can't afford to pass by. Used car prices have firmed. That means your
present car is worth more in trade now on a new Rambler.
.... 1b. 59c
....lb. 89c
... 1b. 48c
.. 1b. 49c
...3 for $1
... 1b. 35c
... lb. 39c
It is. against this bac kground I Vncle Sam is the most efficient
that the question of federal aid : of all tax collectors; that to collect
Brownwood Independent School
District in a petition to the coun-
cil. The entire area in question,
a total of 15.5 acres, is owned by
Park Homes
Dismissals Monday:
Mrs. J H. Goodgoin, Brady
re
re
st
re
3
CLUB STEAK .........
RUMP ROAST ........
ROUND STEAK .......
PORK SHOULDER CHOPS
BABY BEEF 7-STEAK ...
PRESERVES 18-oz. Jar ..
WIENERS ............
SLICED BACON .......
Cook,
student.
Ask Your Neighbor About HIs Rambler
Hem ten you why Rambler dealer* sell twice as many compact cars per
dealer at most other dealer groups: And your Rambler dealer can Jive- •
you a better deal on the best of the compacts. Drive Rambler—world
standard of compact car excellence!
OPEN TODAY
Tickets are priced at $1 for
Why Is Rambler Breaking Sales Records?
Compact cars are capturing an ever-growing share of the new car
market. Why does Rambler continue to hit new sales heights? Because
Rambler is better than the big cars and best of the compacts. Here are
Star Route
A son, in a San Diego, Calif ,
hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie
Coleman, March 11. Grandmother
Brady Highway
Box Office Opens 8:1* P.M.
First Show Begins at 6:30 P.M.
most everywhere.
ANTIGUATED SCHOOLS
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FINE CHINA
STERLING
POTTERY
STAINLESS
CRYSTAL
CASUAL CHINA
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ORLOFF'S
Call your carrier
or
The Brownwood Bulletin
Ml 3-4346
Between 5:30 and
6:30 p m. weekdays
8 and 9:30 a.m. Sunday*
Misses must be reported be-
tween these hours for paper to
be delivered.
“"For San Saba
MOLLIE W. ARMSTRONG
DOCTOR
Optometrist
Dial MI *-*539 for an
appointment
Orfice 13*9 Center
Walcott Ave
Mrs. A O Grelle, Route 1.
RAMBLER DEALERS ARE DEALING! COME IN TODAY!
CARLOCK MOTORS, Inc.
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE
Goldthwaite
Mrs. Hoy Dutton. North Pearl
Street
Mrs. Florence Wells, 1000 North
Lane St.
Dismissals Friday:
Mrs. W E. Kerley, 400 West
Grand Ave.
Mrs. Artie Taber. 902 North
Ross St
Gene Carter, Route 3
Rambler New* is good! March Sale* are running at an all-time record
rate. That'* right! More people bought Ramblers in the first third of
March than in any similar period in Rambler history!
Yes—Rambler leads the economic upswing a* more car buyers discover
that Rambler Excellence gives a bonus on every car dollar they invest.
nte
•
City Manager John Clary said a
sales representative of a Bel-
gian pipe firm has asked for per-
mission to bid on a purchase be-
bility of annexing an area to in-
clude the state park atop Bangs
Hill to the city to give Brown-
wood police authority to patrol
, it.
length.
But no time on the witness stand
has been reserved for the one
man most concerned—the home-
owner on a fixed salary or pen-
sion. worried about the education
of his children or grandchildren,
but always fighting the battle of
inflation, always scratching to pay
his taxes.
Brownwood Bulletin
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Published every evening except Saturda} ana Bunday morning by BROWN-
WOOD PUBLICATIONS. Inc. at Brownwood, Texas Second class postage paid a
Brown wood. Texas.
Most large cities have, like St
Louis. school buildings erected
ing considered by the city Speci-
fications to companies for the
. proposed purchase designate that j
no foreign pipe will be bought.
Leading The Upswing!
from 1145 until 12 15 when he
I will address Kiwanians.
The public is invited to attend
the luncheon but program chair-
man Dr J. L Morris advised
that guests should notify Hotel
Brownwood officials if they plan
to eat lunch.
The problems these communi-
ties face are typical of the prob
many years ago and sadly anti-
quated. Most also have their now."
Iba. 59C
. . 1b. 29c
. lb. 29c
.. 1b. 79c
. .lb. 59c
the reasons:
ONLY RAMBLER offer* 3 distinct
sizes of compact car*
RAMBLER IS voted most trouble-
free by owners
rambler OFFERS America’* low-
est prices
ALL RAMBLERS HAVE such exclu-
•ive quality features as Deep-Dip
rustproofing way up to the roof.,
rattle-free Single-Unit construe-
—9 ‘ .
) •
| ■ i ■;
slums, where the tax return is
lowest but the educational need-
greatest
Suburbs like Parma face simi-
lar problems across the nation-
young families with lots of chil-
dren, but little if any industry to
there is
Korea-like situation.
Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minu-
ter Andrei A. Gromyko restated
in detail the US. and Soviet po-
sitions during an extraordinary
five-hour confeence al the State
Department last.Saturday
The United States was reported
to have passed the word at the
meeting that a settlement of the
reporter's survey
Flossie Roberts, 1104 South
Austin St. . that.
Dismissals Saturday: Award”
Mrs. Mary F. Towns, Route 1
Opponents of federal aid say
one of the “Big Six” in the current race for the U.S. Senate post
vacated by Vice President Lyndon B Johnson will be guest speaker
1 here Thursday for the Brownwood Kiwanis Club
MAY-Miss Clara Mae John-
son. 67 of Route 2. May. died
at midnight Monday in a Brown-
wood nursing home.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at 3 pm in Davis-
Morris chapel in Brownwood with
the Rev Jack Riley officiating
Burial will be in Pleasant Valley
Cemetery.
Miss Johnson, who was born
Jan 17, 1894 in Jonesboro, Ark .
had lived in Brown County since
1900 and was a member of the
May First Baptist Church
She is survived by three bro-
thers B F. Johnson of Randolph.
R. W. Johnson and Elmo Johnson
of May: two sisters. Mrs. Lesli
Kidd of Reagan and Mrs. Nellie
Hamann of Wichita Falls
the second such session in two
POSTMAN SENTENCED
CHATTANOOGA iAPi - A for-
mer substitute postman was sen-
tenced to 60 days in federal prison
and placed on two years' probation
because he failed to go along with
the theory that the mail must go
through
U.S. Dist. Judge Leslie Darr
sentenced Samuel A. Yoder 30.
after a large quantity of third and
fourth class mail was found in the
trunk of his car. The mail had been
given to him for delivery.
business without his eane is sub-
ject to a fine by the elub.
It isn't that members of the
Lions are just getting old and
need walking sticks.
TICKET SALESMEN
Those canes will identify ticket
salesmen for the 1961 "Brown-
Town Strutters Ball," April 17-18
at 7:30 p.m. in the -Brownwood
High School Auditorium.
Foreign Pipe Conferences Study
Out For City. ^Strife-T orn Laos
chased by the City of Brownwood
when domestic pipe is available, j
By BARRY SCHWEID 1 because at the danger of being
WASHINGTON <AP) — Presi-
by Glenda
automobile driven
TECHNICI
And it is
about issues 1
sistance on a
in 81.
NEWPORT, Ark. (AP)-A plane
crashed in floodwaters of the
Black River near here Monday,
killing all three Texans aboard.
Club observed national 4-11 week
by participating in a number of
activities
Five adult leaders and 13 4-H
members attended Sidney Bap-
tist Church services together. ;
Attending a wiener roast later in
the week at the home of Mr. I
and Mrs. J. A Cox were 20 4
Hers. 11 adults, four non-mem-
bers and the home demonstration
The extent
Laotian crisis was essential to
any solid improvement in U.S.-
Soviet relations.
dent Kennedy and several at his
top advisers discuss the explosive
sitution in strife-torn Laos at a
While House conference today.
To learn
and that the average
how these
foreign manufacturer
Councilmen agreed that the
Belgian firm should not be al-
lowed to bid on pipe since they
have no intentiom of purchasing
to which
"Most Outstanding Attorney
General” in the nation by the ed in an accident with a 1952
| National Assn, of Attorney Gen-i
SIDNEY BBC —Sidney 4-H
i Memorial Hospital to Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Curbow of 3807 Sec-
ond St., March 18 Grandpar-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Lenard
Setliff of Robstown and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Curbow of 2206 Avenue
B
A daughter, Glenda Patscan, in
Memorial Hospital to Mr. and
Mrs. J L Welch of Route 1.
March 19. Grandparents are Mr
and Mrs. Rosco Petty of 2402
Temple Ave. and Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy Welch of 910 Gifford St.
tion ... Ceramic-Armored muffler
and tailpipe designed to far out-
last ordinary muffler*
RAMBLER’* RECORD ECONOMY
proved by 11 years and 35 billion
owner-driven miles
only rambler has a compact
car for six 6-footers
RAMBLER HAS top resale value
proved by official Used Car Guides
Apparently no one saw the
crash Charles Osborne found the
plane's tail assembly near a road
joining Cord and Elgin Ferry, on
Black River. He notified police
and a search plane spotted the
submerged fuselage.
administrators and taxpavers al- schools. But I can’t afford to pay or more of college is less than
higher taxes. I'm being taxed to one-half the average for 17 other
death if my income went up, I'd professions that require college
be willing to have my taxes raised preparation
Abner Oakes III, freshman
coach of Dartmouth’s hockey and
soccer yearlings, is the grand-
son of the man who scored the
Indians’ first football touchdown
79 years ago.
They have to carry those canes or it’ll cost ’em a buck.
'Every member of the Lions will be carrying a walking cane
painted in the club's colors of purple and gold | think, this reporter went to Par-
And any member of the Lions caught away from his place of | ma. Ohio, and St Louis. Mo l
a senior meteorology
scored an average of
agentkMiss Ruth K. Stringer
Ekehmhad a window exhibit
for Mekkla Comanche Two
4-H MEhbers’and one aduU lead-
er had newspaper- article pub-
lished during the week.
organization's "Wyman
Mrs. Howard M.
To Every School Bond Issue
“ • piled by the V-8. Office of Edu-
to taxes: A man • paying jobs in business and in-
From Border
LUANDA, Angola (AP) - The
last white women and children
were evacuated from the north-
ern border area of this West Af-
rican territory today as the Portu-
guese turned the region into an
armed camp against antiwhite
terrorists.
I Quiet was reported after last
week’s bloody tribal attacks on
plantation settlers.
About 3,500 women and children
were flown to Luanda in a four-
day operation by planes that car-
ried soldiers to the troubled dis-
tricts.
Dr. Morris said if the public
did not wish to eat, but wanted
to hear the candidate speak, he
suggested they try -to be present
at 12 30 p m
Wilson will continue from
Brownwood after the luncheon to
Corpus Christi.
Attorney general since 1956.
{ Wilson served as assistant attor-
ney general under Gerald Mann
and Grover Sellers from 1941 un-
til 1943 He was elected district
attorney of Dallas county in 1946
He was one of the youngest men
1 ever elected to the Supreme
in the same respect council-
adults and 50 cents for students men briefly discussed the possi-
Sales open today. .....
Mrs. George Martin, San An-
gelo
Mrs. Mary Rudolph, Lohn
Mrs. Belle Hayes, 409 W.
The Traffic Survev
gans” Vocal talent in the area IIMIIV —MI VVI
will be singing minstrel songs Permission for the State High-
and. oldtime favorites.. . wav Dept, to make a complete
Outof-town talent will include traffie and speed survey on state
Ind^Frafoi Meadows with tos highways through Brownwood
and Frank Meadows with nib mi.,... mmnn oneent nt
L . was given DY common consent oi
Brownwood merchants are do- CThecsuncmwnu"odemade with
apnzngpntrestcfmnisson.pecta ' the prospect of possibi speed
government 44 cents, state gov-
ernments $1.66 and local govern-
ments from $5 to $10.
POINTS AT ISSUE
These are the points at issue,
and they will be debated at
By G. K. HODENFIELD helped make federal aid to edu- room capacity
AP Education Writer ' cation one at the big issues of the others quote the U S Chamber
There are three mam threats to day if the local taxpayer won t i of Commerce The classroom
every school bond issue, every dig deeper to support his schools. . shortage is largely a paper emer-
school tax levy placed on the dues it mean he can't’ Or if he geocy. States and communaties
ballot in this country: apathy, ig- wont, then who will? ' for the most part have been and
norance and resstance to taxes Lets look at th three < factors I are building an adequate number
Of course there are many other in some specific cases. ; at classrooms to accomodate the
reasons why school bonds and Apathy Last May 6.7 per cent nauonsschool-agv population.”
of the registred voters in St. The National Education Aso-
, get Louis, ' Mo voted "no on two ciation (NEA), representing 700.-'
They school bond issues totaling $29 5 000 professional educators.
MEDICAL ARTS HOSPITAL
Admissions Monday:
Homer Vaughn. 1015 Crayton
St.
Madorah Joan Goodwin, Sunset
Terrace
I. O. Comer, Hotel Brown-
wood
Mrs. B O. Boler, Route 1
Paul Ray Coulter. Comanche
Hilrie Thomas, 907 Sixth St.
Dismissals Monday:
Bertie Butler. Gustine
Mrs Henry Ford Jr., Route 4
Mrs. Doris Windham. May
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Admissions Monday:
Mrs Florence Stanley, 2106
Brady Ave.
Pamela Ann Butler 2808 Ave-
nue C
Mrs. Elmer N. Stephens, 1702
First St
38 Cast Ballots
Absentee balloting for the April
4 senatorial election reached 38
today, according to County Clerk
J H Childs March 31 is the
deadline for casting absentee
ballots in Childs' office at the
courthouse.
cation:
As at last fall public school en-
mil meat was at a record high at
36.3 million pupils There was a
shortage of 142,100 classrooms.
There were about 685,000 pupils on
year. Cherokee, with 102, re-
mains the same.
out again in Congress
AID NECESSARY?
Is aid necessary ’
Proponents cite statistics com-
owner
Details differ from city to city,
but the basic question remains
the same— where are they to get
money for their schools?
BIG ISSUE
is Mrs. J W. Tune of Rising Star.1
MeQue-, I BIRTHS
A daughter, Leslie Lorene, in
Court of Texas in 1950
Wilson is probably best known
for his legal battle in the Tide-
lands case and stressed basic
law enforcement against gambl-
ing rackets and quack doctors
He was recognized as the
2 Mishaps Here
No one was injured in - two
traffic accidents investigated by
Brownwood police Monday
A motor scooter operated by
Terry Southall of 1900 Tenth St-
collided with a 1948 vehicle
driven by Danny R Jones of 2701
Coggin Ave at the intersection
of Coggin Avenue and Sixth
Indiana this season—at Indiana
two Purdue and Notre Dame
An ordinance annexing proper-
ty where the new West Elementa-
ry School is being constructed
! was passed on 'first reading by
Mrs C W Slate. 517 West July 29. 1912. He is married to
Commerce. Brownwood
Admissions Sunday:
Mrs. T. T. Morgan, Route 1
Mrs Wayne Tyson, Box 488, '
Speaker Thursday
Atty. General Will Wilson, described by political observers as
asked people whether they had
voted in the recent school bond
elections. how they had voted. and
why. This was no attempt at a
scientific survey. I just asked
people to talk, and the things they
said were much the same in both
Parma and St Louis, although
these cities are about as 'unlike
as they could be.
Parma had voted down a $3-
million bond issue and a school
tax levy last May, although it
approved both of them the second
time around in November The
people of St Louis, three times.
in a period of nine months, voted
j down a badly needed $29 5-mlllion
school bond issue.
Why’
Apathy, ignorance, resistance to
taxes.
KINGS.”
maysank.fon faeilitienathaoarcei mMen: no" turnout was one regis- teachers The Chamber of Com-
board on’luxurious frills, tered voter out at 15, but it was metre says.
APATHY enough to defeat the bond issues has been clear that the teacher
But time after time where the because 82 2 per cent at the shortage is diminishing except in
need seems urgent and the cause registered voters didn’t bother to particular subject matter areas in
legitimate, it is apathy, ignorance we .iu,, ] secondanoRtucationAsic
and resistance to taxes that de ( RIMINAL | SHORTAGE EASING
feat school bond issues at the Ignorance A housewife in St. The chamber says the teacher
polis, friehten some school boards Louis was outraged. "Us crimin- shortage is easing because of
P05 """ al the way they have raised our I higher teachers' salaries, and that superintendent. ,
property taxes ' she said “You in recent years teachers’ salaries -ee eheas-— --o-e —
ouldn’t believe how much h’risen more, .proportionately. Richland Springs and Cherokee is
they re soaking us But shejthah the wages of all employed 1.389, compared to 1.356 Lee
couldn’t say whether her property people.
taxes were closer to $100 or' The NEA says teachers are
$1 000. : leaving the profession for better
apathy. ignorance curtailed or halfday sessions. Al-
involved. and tax re- together there were 1.868,000
1 local level that has pupils ih excess of normal class-
★ *
days
At Monday's secret meeting at-
tention was reported focused on
the intention of the administration
to display a firm stance to the
Soviet Union on the grave crisis
in Laos
GRAVE VIEW’
The administration, a highly
placed source said Was taking an
increasingly grave view of condi-
tions in the Southeast Asian king-
dom
Monday's top-bracket meeting
brought together such officials as
Secretary of Defense Robert S
McNamara. Undersecretary of
State Chester Bowles. Adm Ar-'
leigh Burke. chief of naval opera-
tions. and J Graham Parsons
the State Department’s top expert
on the Far East who has been
named ambassador to Sweden
Sitting in too. officials said,
were Kennedy's own top advisers
on national security matters. Me-
George Bundy and his deputy.
Walt W Rostow.
SAME GROUP
The same group meets again to-
day with Secretary of State Dean
Rusk in attendance Rusk was in
California Monday to speak at
f ounders Itoi ceremonies of the
University of California at Berke-
ley.
The United States views with
concern the Communist arms
build-up in Lane It was reported
last week that the United States
was considering giving more mili-
tary aid to the U.S.-backed royal
government of Laos.
The United States, however,
was reported reluctant to do so
Americas public school system
has become an increasindty cost
ly and complex task How is the
man in the middle-the local tax
payer besnng up’ Thu is the
first of three arueles on some
major factors in school financing
as Congress considers federal aid
pension in Parma, dustry.
Goldthwaite
Admissions Monday:
Brady York. Route 3
C W Taylor, Box 65
: Mrs. L. A Livingston Sr., Gus-
tine
Dismissals Monday:
W F. Dag. 1001 East Grand
Ave.
Mrs Wayland Abbey, Box 583
Susan Chambers Route Ris-1
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Coppedge, Don L. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 135, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 21, 1961, newspaper, March 21, 1961; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1489012/m1/2/: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.