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MONDAY, JULY 24,1961
UN SECRETARY SPECTATOR!
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SPECIALS GOOD MON. TUES. WED.
Brenham
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK
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Rusk Says UN Will
Eventually Meet To
Give Berlin Decision
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manner.”
NEARS TUNISIA
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there was room for negotiation on
Berlin, but the West must not bow
"The gravity of the situation
resulting from. the French aggres-
sion and the necessity to examine
urgentiv and profoundly the re-
sults of the appeal of Tunisia to
the Security Council makes it ne-
cessary and urgent to exchange
for him to
i as possi-
TV program, said he expected the
United States to take the issue to
• to their troops to sti
that time the French
rough, brown outer shell, and chip-
ping off some of the brown shell,
we found a white shell underneath.
Just what caused the strange pne-
nomenon the Brauns could not say.
size of Cobb's load after the acci-
dent and he added that a bump in
the road could cause the height of
a trailer to vary several inches.
Moody estimated that Cobb was
travelling about 35 miles an hour
when he struck the underpass.
Damage to the twisted railroad
tracks on top of the underpass was
temporarily repaired late Friday
afternoon so that trains could pass
trade and by moves in the Dar-
danelles.
Oct.
Dec.
Mar,
May
Jul.-
Oct.
Dec.
kind of
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home care for
program would
34.75
34.75
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days of nun
each illness.
Guineas, 50c
Ducks, 12c
Turkey Hens, 26c
Turkey Toms, 21c
high tension . . you can be cer-
tain it will come before the United
Nations in some form.”
BUTTERFAT PER POUND
Sweet Cream, 50c
Sour Cream, 45c
Spots closed nominal
unchanged.
every Monday
m.3 p. m. 1 mile
Highway 290.
Giant Pkg. 59c
DOUBLE THRIFT BUCKS —
ON TUESDAY WITH $2.50 PURCHASE OR OVER
BRENHAM COTTON
Low Middling, 28.75
Strict Low Middling, 30.50.
Middling, 32.75
Strict Middling 34.00
• forcements near battle
Bizer te.
Tunisian sources said
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We are now buying hogs
every Monday. We will
not buy on Wednesday.
CHOICE T-BONE or SIRLOIN
STEAK
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MODERN Supee -Marker
EVERY TUESDAY IS DOUBLE GREEN STAMP DAY
WITH EACH 2.50 PURCHASE OR MORE.
- SPEOALSlor TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY
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FRESH HOME GROWN
OKRA
FRESH HOME GROWN
BELL PEPPERS
DETERGENT
SUPER SUDS
FRESH GROUND
HAMBURGER
New French Troops
Reported At
Bizerte
Each fcW
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Schoenvogel Clinic Bldg.
FREE Parking ;
FREE Delivery
home Friday from Oklahoma Ci-
ty. Okla, where he graduated as
an electronic technician from Fed-
eral University of the Air, FAA
Areonautical Center, Will Rogers
Air Field. He left Sunday for
Shreveport, La., where he will he
employed at Greater Municipal
Airport. He was accompanied by
Mrs. John Peterson and Mrs. W. A.
Page and they continued to Mem-
phis, Tenn. to visit the Fred J.
mmh. DICK TRACI
V TIRE CO.
AVa Wheel
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lish at A&M, and Mrs. Mikulin is
working toward a master's degree
in homemaking at Texas Women's
University.
Plus Dep.
With a one dollar purchase or more.
CHICAGO (UPD--"o* .
Live poultry roasters 19-21; spe-
cial fed White Rock fryers 15-16%.
We extend our sincere thanks for
services and kindnesses extended
us during the recent illness and at
the passing of our dear husband,
father, and grandfather, Henry El-
lermann.
We are especially grateful to
Drs. O. F„ Clarence, nd Robert
Schoenvogel, the Nurses and Staff
of St. Jude Hospital, the Brenham
Memorial Chapel, the Choir and
Organist of St. Matthew Lutheran
Church, Pasters H. C. Ziehe and
Ralph Fischer for their comforting
words, and all those who sent flow-
ers, cards, and food. Your kind-
ness and assistance will always be
remembered. '
May God bless all of you.
Mrs. Henry Ellermann
and Gertrude
Mr. and Mrs.- Henry Al Ellermans
and Frances
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PROMPT DELIVERY
CT. ANTHONY HOTEL
LAUNDRY
two forces. —
Order Ceasefire
Hog MARKEI
The following prices
weres paid for hogs in
Brenham, Monday, July
24. 1 to 8 grades 18.00-
18.50. Sows 14.00-16.00.
PROPOSES FOOD BANK
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen.
Alexander Wiley, R-Wis., has pro-
posed establishment of a national
food bank.
Wiley said Sunday a food bank
could serve persons in the United
States whose djets are inadequate.
Advanced to Life Scout in Troop
612 of the St. Petar’s Episcopal
Church of Brenham recently was
Melvin Jack Grimm. . :
■' Here’s How Brenham Looks From Air Today
Ever wondered how Brenham looks from the air? Hall, 3. St. Anthony Hotel, 4. Post Office, 5. Banner-
Here’s a reeent aerial phottr taken over the downtown Press, 5. Main Street, 7. Santa Fe Depot, 8. First Baptist
area.Seeshow many buildings and streets you can iden- Church, 9. Methodist Church, 10. Episcopal Church,
tify. Ten of the more easily identified ones are number- (Photo Courtesy of Houston Chronicle.)
ed in the photograph as follows: 1. Court House, 2. City
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—C. C. Parker
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Ph. Brenham GR 6-2625
CLOSING COTI ON
NEW YORK (UPI) - Cotton
closed steady.
pBd.
ies 28: checks 27%.
MILLERS
PRESCRIPTION
PHARMACY
Prescriptions Our
Specialty
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GRADE A MILK
. 6.37 per cwt. 4%
7c‘pr point over 4%
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which ended Satur-
niversity—of Texes.
R. Peterson ‘arrived
maintain the security of their big
naval and air complex and the
■hooting stopped, except for iso-
lated incidents.
* Today the French remained —in
control of the strategic areas of
the city they . had seized and
showed no signs of withdrawing
to the base complex itself, as the
Security Council had proposed.
French government sources in
Paris said French troops would
Little League All Stars will play
the winner of the New Braunfels
National League Team - Kerrville *
game in the district playoffs sched- $
uled Friday at 8 p.m. at New
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Bowles, appearing on
. It was through Hammar-
skjold’s efforts Saturday that the
Security Council voted 10-0 —
with France not voting — for an
immediate cease-fire between the
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with each Fan. Navratil Music
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lon. GR 6-8479.— 144-2tc .
The District-Council of Catholic •
"Womn meeting which was held in
Fayetteville last Tuesday was at-
tended by the following women _
from Latium: Mr» ^pe Raska, Sr.,
Mrs. Alton Neumann, Mrs. John
Vierus and Mrs. Emily Mueller.
played tonight. The other two
teams in the district playoffs are
Lockhart and Hallettsville who will
face each other Thursday at 8 p.m.
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volunteers to Tunisia “in amat-
•• ter of days.” with others to fol-
low soon afterward).
Hammarskjold flew toward Tu-
nis via Zurich and Rome to try
to arrange peace between Tunisia
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HOUSTON LIVESTOCK
HOUSTON (UPI-USDA)+ Live-
stock:
Cattle 300, calves 100; active,
steady; stocker calves 150-250 lbs.
26.00-30.00; common and medium
250-475 lbs. 18.00-23.50.
Hogs 20; butchers 25 higher;
sows steay: 1-2 grade 190,230 lb.
butchers. 18.00-18.25; sows 2-3
grade 330 Iba. and dosn -11-75-
13.50.
topfiring. Bv to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush-
hb taken .all chev’s demands. -
> Mentions Economic Pressure
(In Cairo the Arab League
eouncil decided today to extend
all "effective material and mili-
tary aid" to help Tunisia "by all
means to liberate aU> its terri-
tory of French troops." The coun-
president of the National Blue
Cross Association.
McNerney, who also is a re-
search official of the American
Hospital Association, will assume
direction of the organization Aug.
1. Hesuceeja J--JE. Stuart,
who now is chairman of the Blue
Cross Board of Governors.
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out again without either side
wishing it.
The Tunisian government said
670 Tunisians had been killed and
1.115 wounded between Wednes-
day night, when the shooting
started, and the cease-fire Satur-
day night.
The French so far have report-
ed only 13 of their own dead.
The undersecretary said the
size and disposition of armed
fores in Europe was a negotia-
ble matter. He also said the West
Wt Unnt The Right To Liwwt Omtitif
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while the underpass was being
cleared.
Moody reported that the under-
pass is marked for a load clear-
ance of 14 feet and five inches. He
said Cobb was carrying a state
highway department permit for a
15 foot load.
The highway patrolman said he
attempted to measure the actual
size of Cobb’s load and came up
with a 14 feet; five inch figure.
Moody also measured the under-
pass and found it to be actually 14
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can break out over the disputed Saturday night and is due to be
Cuban military intelligence of-
ficials held the plane for several
hours, but released it to return
to Miami. It carried three crew-
members and seven passengers
in addition to the hijacker, who
left the plane in Havana.
The hijacker was named in a
federal' indictment as Antulio
Ramirez Ortiz, 34, a former elec-
trician here. He was charged
with assault with a deadly weap-
on, kidnaping, 'and theft of an
airplane, but is presumed to be
still in Cuba.
WATERMELONS Mee sze
BY THE PIECE, IICED, Lh. ..........
Bizerte naval base and the Sa-
hara.
"A Tunisian government offi-
cial, meanwhile estimated that al-
most 1.000 Tunisians were killed
in the battle of Bizerte and that
• many others were injured.
Hammarskjold left New York
by air Sunday night in response
to a urgent appeal from Presi-
u __: Henry J. Boehm, Blinn College
not pay for surgeon’s or physi- dean-registrar, was among the 200
, persons participating in the four
day Southwest Institute on Institu-
. ... . ..... (Continued from Page 1)
could bring e-monti^^/Jure on Center tried unsuccessfully to
dent Habib Bourguiba .
come to Tunis "as sooi
ble."
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THURSDAY,FRIDAY
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ATTACK!
sion and send it to the senate a
loor where debate may begin this Sawyer, Jr. family.
A SCHOOL TEACHER’S school-
ing is never done. Take Blinn Col- 1
ilege. for example. At least five I
member* of the faculty, including
the president are attending school j
this summer. Beginning work on a
PhD degree at Texas A&M College ;
are President James H Atkinson I
and B. C. Crawford, head of t h e j
agriculture department. Both are
attending morning classes at A&M
in industrial education. Also at-
tending school this summer are
Leroy Dreyer, head coach: Wil- 1
fred Dietrich, English teacher; and
Mrs. Eleanor Mikulin, homemak-
ing and biology teacher. Dreyer is I
By PETER D ROBINSON
United Press International
TUNIS, Tunesia (UPI) — United
National Secretary General Day
Hammarskjold sped on a peace
mission to Tunisia today amid
reports that a French warship
was unloading new troop rein-
week.
Advisers: Sen. Hugh Scott, R-
Pa, said President Kennedy
should tell the nation the names
of Kthose "wh advise him on
majoh national policy decision*.”
Scott endorsed former Vice Presi-
dent Richard M. Nixon’s demand
that Kennedy drop some Ahis top
idea men. Nixon, who made the
statement in a syndicated column,
did not name the persons he felt
should be dropped.
Defense? Sen. William Prox-
mire, D-Wis., accused the armed
services of hoodwinking Congress
and the taxpayers into paying for
550 million worth of military con-
struction this year. He. said that
if the appropriation committees
decided a certain project should
not be built the military simply
borrows the money from some
other program in violation of the
law and in defiance of Congress.
inforcements were being put _ — -
ashore at Cape Blanc, three miles due to finish work on a master’s
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feet, eight inches.
-,-nHe neted, however, t hat it was
‘diffcuh to determine t ie exact
a direct and personal velops into a situation of very
Bourguiba told him.
TELE
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NUMBERS
YOU
OUGHT
TO KNOW
The averiser linted below of-
nr apecial Advantages to you
when you call them on the tejo-
Done. Watch this colmp and
whan you nee a avecial serv-
to* of uiy kin ca1 one at
thene numbers.
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WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secre-
tary of State Dean Rusk’and Un-
dersecretary of State Chester
Bowles suggested Sunday that the
Berlin crisis eventually will come
before the United Nations.
Rusk said in a television inter-
view that if the Berlin issue "de-
after ranting Tuuisian indes
e -pondencein--5s6 set up blockades
around the base Wednesday. The
French broke the blockade with
heavy fighting Friday and Satur-
day and took up forward positions
St. Jude:
Ed Ulich, Somerville, medical;
Mrs. Clarence Goessler, Bren-
ham, surgical.
Walter Drews, Brenham, surgi-
cal.
Mrs. C. F. Schmidt, Brenham,
medical.
Milroy:
Raymond Brinkmeyer, Brenham,
surgical.
Mrs. Mark S. Swain, Beaumont,
surgical.
Mrs. Vince Chaloupka, Route 1.
Brenham, medical.
Thomas Lee Roehling, Route 1,
Brenham, medical. ----------------------------
Mrs. Louise Fischer, Burton,
medical.
Mrs. Emma Becker, Brenham,
medical. , J
i Bering Cobb, Tyler, accident.
Negro Patients
Sidney and Clurrnette Green ba-
by boy.
CHICAGO (UPI) -Walter
James McNerney of the Univers- knife forced the pilot of a Na-
i norChwest of Bizrte. The report
L . nui no be sonfirmed immedr ponrtatka Colieg
HEADS WOMEN’S GROUP
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) -
Mrs. O. Ivan Cole of Cincinnati,
Ohio, has been named president
of the International Christian
Women’s Fellowship.
Mrs. Cole, who was elected Sat-
urday at the group’s second quad-
rennial assembly attended by
more than 3,000 delegates, suc-
ceed Mrs. Wiliam K. Evans of
Austin, Minn., president since
1957.
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• PHONE 6-3511“
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
raise the plane' by radio.-
"He was apparently observing
radio silence," the center said.
It was the second recent inci-
dent of plane hijacking in
July
Firm
city ha
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Hall A
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SWIM LESSONS-
(Continued from page 1)
in the freestyle race were the fol-
lowing: Kay Seidel placed first,
Joan Hasskarl was second and Sal-
ly Owens placed third. -
The winner* of the relay race
were the following: first team:
Frances Lesser, Louise Alsobrook,
Kay Seidel; second team: Linda
Lacina, Sandra Burleson, Joan
Hasskarl; third team, Renni
Grimm. Lee Hasskarl, Sally Ow-
Scout leaders in charge of t h e
project expressed special thanks
to the city for the use of the swim-
ming pool; the Brenham Memorial
Chapel for the use of their loud
speaker; to instructor Cy Rodgers;
the1 scout leaders who registered
the swimmers; and to advanced
scouts who helped with instruction.
Cheese single daisies 39%-42;
longhorns 39%-42; processed loaf
37%-40; Swiss Grade A 51-54,
Grade B 49-51.
Butter steady. 93 score 60; 92
score 60; 90 score 58; 89 score
56; carlots: 90 score 58%; 89
score 56%.
Eggs steady. White large ex-
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Livestock:' T ---1 ’
_ Cattle 1,900, calves 300; active,
steady; high goodto choice 1,139
lb. slaughter steers 22.50; stand-
ard .and good around 800 lbs.
21.00; high good and a few low
standard and good 21.25; good
slaughter calves and yearlings up
to 600 lb*. 22.00-23.00; few 23.50;
standard 19 00-22.00; good and
low choice stock steer calve*
23.00-26 00.
Hogs 600; butchers 50-1.00 high-
er; sow* steady to strong; hulk
of 1-3 grade 170-242 lb. butcher*
18.50-19.00, few 18 25; sows 400-825
lb*. 14.50-15.00.
Sheep 2,000; slow, slaughter
lamb* and wes.genen alty str tow-
er good and choice slaughter
spring lambs 94.00-15.50; good
shorn yearlings 11 00; cull to good
shorn ewes 3.00-5.00.
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To give your legs that
relaxed feeling at the
end pf a busy day.
In lovely shades or white.
Dobert's
Ready-To-Wear
Oct. \ 34.36
Dec. 34.83
Mar. " 35.56
May 35.81
Spots closed steady at 32.75,
and employers would go up one-
fourth of one per cent. .
Oth^r congressional news
Foreign AM: The Senate For-
eign Relations Committee sched-
uled a "mopping up” session to-
day on its $4,326,500,00 version of
President Kennedy’s foreign aid
request. Barring last minute
hitches the group was expected to
approve the bill at a closed ses-
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FRANKS
POULTRY
Grade A 30c
Grade B 24c
Pullets 18c
Check Eggs, 12c
Geese, 12c (
Hens, 5c
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stay where they were until
the Tunisian government gave a
formal pledge "guaranteeing free
circulation between the base in-
stallations." --
• Tunisia, seeking to force France
from the base which it retained
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