Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 87, No. 159, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 12, 1952 Page: 6 of 6
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were completely confused. They of-
fered only "moderate, resistance”
in the form of mortar fire to the
NEW YORK, Aug. 12 (—Cotton
closed barely steady.
High Low Close
38.58 38.32 38.34-36
38.41 38115 38.15-23
38.30 . 38 05 38.10-12
38.10 37.84 37.94
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scarce,
cutters
High Low Clone
38.57 38.32 38.33-35
38,40 38.19 38.19-20
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• leathernecks
of Topeka. The two men are not
related.
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tors who already had places on the
Alabama ballot and a Democratic
elector in Georgia chose. the mo-
ment to make renewed declara-
tions of dissatisfaction with Demo-
cratic party leadership.
By coincidence, both were named
Harris-Lea Harris,, .attorney for1
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Lea Harris, whose group is look-
called in a second tank-infantry
team to launch the main attack
on higher Bunker hill.
Although "the’ Marines .withdrew,
from Siberia hill after the raid,'
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the position 37 years ago
Oct.
Dec.
Mar.
Jul.
Spots closed steady at 39.00, un-
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Mar.
May ■
Scientists estimate a single
drop of water cohtains approxi-
mately 2,000.000,000,000,0000,000,.
000 molecules.
M. B.
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70 estroyers and one British frigate
' were hit by Communist Korean
Eggs 7,662 cases. Market firm; the Alabama electors already cer-
extras 60-69.9 per cent A and over tified as an independent slate, and
56 cents a dozen; mediums 60-69.9 j Roy Harris, powerful Georgia poli-
per cent A and over 52; standards tical leader and Democratic elec-
The racketeers allegedly control
some of these locals and are using
their charters to shake down work-
ers and employers.
could look down upon dead Chinese
on Siberia.
The UN warships damaged by
Red shore batteries last week were
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day meetings Monday, the policy-
making group charged "profiteer-
ing” had put the nation in grave
danger of runaway price inflation.
The executive council urged that
President Truman take prompt ac-
tion — although it did not specify
calling a special session of Ch
gress — to halt the rise in the cost
of living.
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civilized man, who relishes
crabs, oysters, snails, and frogs’
legs, scorns insects as food. Yet
Hottentots consider a locust pia-
gue as manna from heaven.
Cattle. 200. Calves 1,100. Moder-
ately active, slaughter cows avound
50 cents higher than Monday.
Slaughter calves fully steady, spots
P.s You needn't be a schoolgirl to wear
Skippies.They’te for slimiters of all ages!
MARINES-
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TO
What might be the entire pop-
ulation of an average Italian
community appeared before the
Technicolor cameras when M-G-
killed and one wounded; and the
British frigate Mounts Bay, one
killed and four wounded seriously.
around 18. One lot good and choice
slaughter calves 27.50, bulk good
24-26. Utility and commercial 16-
23. Culls 12-16. Scattered medium
Whiteface Stocker calves 25, good
and choice grades scarce. Few
lightweight Brahman type stocker
calves 24-23, 300-330 lb weights 23,
yearlings and heavier calves 18-22.
Hogs 25. Butchers and sows 50
cents lower. Top was 22.50 paid for
i choice 180-240 lb. butchers. Aeights
! over 240 lbs. 19.75-22. Choice ISO-
175 lb. lightweights 16-22. Sows 14-
17.25.
charge. Snyder tl
der on condition
TOPEKA, Kan
Judge Harry 8
Harry Snyder of
to 30 days in Jail on
pFTE EXCITING, a
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK
Large White, 50c
Medium and Brown Eggs, 40c
Small and Dirty Eggs, 20c
Hens, 16c
Fryers, 25c
Old Roosters 17
Turkeys, No. 1,18c
Geese, 12c
Ducks, 12c
Guineas, 50c . . ...___________
BUTTERFAT FER POUND
Sour Cream, 57c . ... -
Sweet Cream, 62c
GRADE A MILK
7c per point over 4%
7.56 point over 4%
UNGRADED MILK
30 to 75 pounds daily bonus
10c/cwt.
76 to 100 pounds daily bonus
15c/cwt.
100 pounds-over daily bonus
25c/cwt.
$3.20 per cwt. for 4%
6c per point over 4%
COTTON
Good Middling, 38.00
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Get in shape for school (
'with Skippies '|
Wonderful
farm nnazar(U,1l'>
farmer " Amake a
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a J or damage a nr 202..
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committee which has been invest! er heiglat, which has changed hands
gating reports that AFL. charters five times in the past three days,
were issued'to racketeers, in New In Tokyo, UN naval headquar-
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‘memmieeed'
in M-GM’s
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One of the principle items.on the —----- — ---- ,—
agenda of the 15-man council was their capture of strategic Bunker
the long awaited report of a sub- hill completely neutralized the oth-
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So light ybu scarcely know you’re wearing 1
firm in dealing with unruly curves! Nt its
Skippies. Nothing to pinch, poke or bind. Fod
bmmnud-speciaiae---Hwe you a
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the USS J. R. Plerce, 10 men about steady, commercial cows
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HOUSTON, Aug. 12 (P—(USDA warned them to consider Steven-
l jv estock : ...-----son a nan of past "Ieftwing’ asso- '
Bunker hill, so named because it
; was honeycombed with Comma-
I nist bunkers and trenches, made
, sure they would stay.
They carried with them king-
। sized prefabricated logs for im-
mediate construction of their own
bunkers. A Marine spokesman said
the logs were large, heavy counter-
Will Follow Tradition i
In Regard To
Candidates
east coast shore batteries during
the past week. Two men were killed
and 15 wounded.
Carried Own ‘Logs'
— Battling Marines who captured
slate.
—The South Carolipa Democratic
I committee, whipped into line by
i Gov. James F. Byrnes for the sake
of party strength, had already
pledged its electors to Democratic
nominee Adlai Stevenson.
May Have eperate Ticket
In Mississippi, where the party
is yet to pledge its electors the
group led by former Lt. Gov. Sam
Lumpkin was discouraged by ad-
vance personal commitments of
state party leaders to support the
Democratic ticket.
A spokesman said Lumpkin’s
“steering committee” decided at
a secret strategy meeting Monday
to‘abandon his plan t rfferEisn-
hower before the Democratic con-
vention when it reconvenes Aug.
18.
This source declared the group
of 21 Lumpkin followers had de-
cided upon a "definite plan of ac-
tion" to carry Mississippi for Eis-
enhower. That plan was not dis-
closed, but an independent slate
had often been mentioned.
Sees Left Wing In Power
I A spokesman for a group of elec-
Utility 16-18. Canners and fluence and the Republican arc,
11-15, few cutter bulls • • • • - -
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FORT WORTH, Aug. 12 (UP) —
Livestock:
Cattle 4,500. Steady; beef steers
slow: good and choice slaughter
steers and yearlings, 26-51; util-
ity and commercial, 16-25; beef
cows, 15-18; canners and cutters
mostly 10-15; bulls, 15-23-50; me-
dium and choice stocker feeder
steers and yearlings, 18-26; few
lights yearlings higher; inferior
and common grades, 15-18; medi-
um and good stocker cows, 14-
18.25.
Calves 1,800. Slaughter calves
steady to 25c higher; top 50c
higher than Monday; stockers
teady; good and choice slaugh-
ter calves, 25-28; utility and com-
mercial, 16-24; culls, 13-16; good
and choice stocker calves, 25-
29.50; common and medium gra-
des. 17-24.
Hogs 1,000. Butcher 25 to 50c
lower; sows 50c lower: choice
180-250 lbs.. 22.50-22.75; tw med-
ium to choice 160-175 lbs” 19-
21.75; heavier butchers scarce;
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picking off Red' soldiers who tried — By dawn, Bunke
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tanks lumbered within 20 yards of
Siberia's crest and suddenly
stopped. Then came the surprise
move. From a ridgeline to the rear,
a second armored column roared
up and opened its assault on Bun-
ker hill, 700 yards from Siberia.
Chinese Confused
Chinese Reds who thought the
CHICAGO, Aug. 12 (n—Produce:
Butter: 714,435 pounds; market
very firm; 93 score 72% cents a
pound; 92 score 71; 90 score 70;
89 score 69%; carlots: 90 score 71 %
89 score 70.
actacular production of
adis" went into produc-
Italy, with Robert Taylor
orah errheading.a cast
• epic production, now on
the Simon Theatre, Tay
arrior, Marcus Vinieilus,
TECHNICOLOR .
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ADMISSION—Matinee: Adults 80c; (
Nights: Adults $1.00; Chikdre
Schedule of Shows: 2:00, 5:10 and8
Last Feature 8:30 p. n.
TODAY and WEDNESI
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The AFL executive council is Angel Borlenghi; Minister of Foreign Relations J Jeronimo Remorino; Eva s brother, Juan Duarte,
holding its regular quarterly, meet- President Peron; Senor Bertolini, Eva’s brother-inlaw; Minister of War Gen. Jose Humberto Sosa
ing Air Minister San .( Radiophoto)._______. • «
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30,000 in tlx ewtl
S yenrs in the making!
a thrilling hour 4MTMS magiel <
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TO-DAY & WEDNESDAY
“QUO VADIS»
Color by Technicolor.’
starring
Robert Taylor, Deborah Kerr
Here is the most colossal pic-
ture that has ever been made.
PRICES—Matinee
Adults 80c, Children 40c
Nights 51.00, Children 40c
SCHEDULE OF SHOWS
2:00, 5:10 and 8:20 p. m.
Last Feature 8:30 p. m.
No passes or merchants
tickets can be honored on
this picture, a
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
“WE’RE NOT MARRIED’'
The story of the five married
couples who woke up to find—
they really weren’t married at
all. Here is a riot of laughs,
muuuminmummoa.
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[ Pontiac is the lowest-priced
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Come on in and get the figures-
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Disgruntled Demos
May Put Him Up As
Independent
, ATLANTA, Aug. 12 a -Disgruntl-
ed Democrats of two southerh
states Tuesday sought to muster
independent support tor Dwight D.
Eisenhower despit a Dixie trend
, toward endorsing regular party
nominees.
The "South Carolinians for Eis
enhower" claimed already to have
a tent of the 10,000 petition signers
needed to place an independent
state of electors on the Novcm-
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Dollaz forDolar
mtbeata
I ber ballot.
esnaspr-amesnerdsenhe----:
to drum up Eisenhower support
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party and was believed planning
to attempt a similar independent
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HUcDOWALl FOSTDt JOHNSON
First show 7:30 p. m.
Second show 9:30 p. m.
and panties in your length—a range of’
atyles. All suds and dry in a flash. So cot*1
Skippies in a wardrobe for every campus oco
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M BANNER-PRESS, BRENHAM, TEXAS__—
emME-NAIF DIXIE SUPPORT
TdM--NA-K FOR GEN. IKE
222,55 BEING TALKED
1 parts of “Lincoln logs." a’ chil-1 Strict Middling, 37.75
dren’s toy. The mobile, pre-fab1 Middling, 37.50
. bunkers come in different sizes, he Strick Low Middling, 34.00
said, with the logs squared off for
easy fitting.
Marine tanks began rumbling up
Siberia Monday night, their flame-
throwers spitting fire at demora-
lized Chinese Reds crouched in
their bunkers. Behind the armor-
clads came Marine infantrymen
ATLANTIC CITYN.3. Aug. 12
UP - The American Federation of
Labor will not publicly endorse
Gov. Adlai Stevenson for the presi-
dency although "95 per cent of the
AFL political education group is
tor the Democratic nominee,” a
top official said Tuesday.
"The political education group
of silence in regard to choice in
will not break its 28-year tradition
the presidential campaign," the
JAH. WB1 NOT
Jaek Heppinstall is the only ath-
letic trainer Michigan State Col-
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ciations.
Roy Harris, former speaker of
the Georgia House and supporter *
of Gov. Herman Talmadge,
charged his party has "surrender-
ed completely" to “left wing” in-
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 12 a—
Cotton closed steady.
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