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BRENHAM, TEXAS
THURSDAY, OCT. 16,1952
DEMAND TRUCE TALKS BE RESU
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Protestant Mission
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Motorists learning
Saves Truckers Life
Brenham Girl Enters
School in Canada
DEALS BLOW TO
LOYALTY DRIVE
Autopsy Ordered In
Galveston Death
QUARANTINE
ON HOSS HITS
Calendar
October 162
Joanne Steinbach
Honored at Seguin
Three-Judge Court
Throws Out Rule
Sent Bureaus
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dy for all thek
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which is similar in symptoms to
foot and mouth disease but strikes
only hoc. causes severe loss at
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Merely Follows Out
Directions From
Convention
he sent to Mitchell.
Daniel, who has announced he
will vote for Eisenhower, said he
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broke out. It removed quarantines
from parts at five other states.
The quarantines restrict ship-
ment of hogs in and out of infected
areas. Twenty-even states now have
been affected since the disease first
spread outside California last June.
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Baylor To Erect
Three New Buildings
Allied Pilots Score
Heavily With New
Equipment
TEXAS
tie war-
y night.
A Change!
VOTE FOR IKE.
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against him
Gov. Robert Kennon of Louisiana
and Gov. Allan Shivers of Texaa
also have issued statements de-
ploring Mitchell’s statement that
TLC Band, according to Wm.
Swegles, director.
Juveniles Riiot
. In Ft. Worth Jail
Says Membership In
Red Group No Bar
To U. S. Job
county in 1910.
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lr. and Mrs. Robbt
farms or other premises are infect-
ed in Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois,
Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, New
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GALVESTON, Oct. 16—UP—An
autopsy was ordered Thursday in-
to the death of Charlie Williamson,
58, whose body was found in the
fire-swept bedroom of his two-story
home here Wednesday.
Fire Marshal J. C. Kelso said
burns suffered by the real estate
requests:
”1 - That the unreasonable
at breaking off the armistice
quarantines were lifted
from all of Okh
The decision was made in the
case of James Kutcher, legless
ROME. Oct. 18 TUP—The pow-
erful Italian Catholic Action organ
"Quotidiano" said Thursday Prot-
estant missionary work in Italy
was offensive to the country's his-
tory, to Catholicism and to Italian
Catholics.
"We- cannot but point out that
The Austin Diocesan Council of the National Council of
Cathoilc Women is scheduled to convene in Brenham Sunday
for a convention to last two days. The sessions will be held
Igan and Texas. The areas put un-
der quarantines include:
St Louis County, Mo ; Tarrant
county and that part of Parker
county lying north of U. S. 180 and
east of SH 51 in Texas.
The department said most of the
new infection found In these areas
has been among garbage-fed hogs,
"strongly indicating that garbage
from urban areas is spreadin the
TOKYO, Oct 18 -UP-The Cbm-
munist ommanders-in-chief in I
rea demanded Thursday night t
the United Nations resume tn
talks at once and conclude an
mistice forcing alk war prig
to be repatriated.
In a formal letter to Gen.
W. Clark, UN commut
Kim II Sung, North Korean .
and commander-in-chief, ami G
Peng Teh-Huai. Chinese comma
er-in-chief, accused the Allies
disrupting the peace talks.
The. Communists still are will
for the loyalist forces. I
claimed he is a native of
sota.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16 —UP-
A federal appeals court ruled un-
animously Thursday there is noth-
ing in the President's loyalty pro-
gram warranting discharge of gov-
ernment workers solely on grounds
of membership in an organization
cited as subversive by the attorney
general.
The three-judge District of Cob
umbia Court of Appeals said the
loyalty program makes "disloyalty
to the government the bar to (nfed-
er al) Employment rather than
membetship or activity in the de-
signated organizations.”
Glacier National Park on ther
way en route to Canada.
She M taking a missionary
Nominating. elections, creden-
tials, constitution, resolutions.
Report of 1951 convention: Miss
Mary Jo Biermann, Austin, re-
cording secretary.
Correspondence: Mrs. Frank
Beriskie, Bryan, corresponding
secretary.
Treasurer’s report: Mrs. George
Voltin, Mexia, treasurer.
Auditor’s report: Miss Nettie
Schneider, Austin.
Bulletin report: Mrs. William
J. Parma, Belton, managing edi-
tor.
Clerical endowment fund: Mrs.
J M. McDowell, Waco, Diocesan
chairman.
3:45 Pm. — Worshop Session
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Myra De Friend, 1961 graduate
of Brenham high school, has en-
rolled in Prairie Bible Institute
in Three Hills, Alberts, Canada.
After her counselling at Camp
Peniel during thesummer
months and helping in Bible
schools, she accompanied her
former pastor and wife, Rev and
Mrs. Joe Stevens of Chapel Hill
WACO, Oct. 16 UP Baylor Uni
versity will call for bids early in
November on two new buildings.
’orid War I veteran who was
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COMMUNIST
NOTE RECEIVED
BY GEN. CLARK
ming gen-
Thursday
owing $75,130.23 on income for the
years 1917, 1948, 1949 and 1950.
mnt. (The question at war
•oners is the only outstandin
In the draft agreement)
"If your side still has the
est sincerity for an armisti
Korea and a peaceful settle
of the Korean question you a
;SENATOR-ELECT
SENDS WIRE TO
DEM CHAIRMAN
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found his body.
FORMER BRENHAMITE DIES
Herman Zuehlke, former Bren-
hamite and brother-in-law at
F. W. Pietrich, died at his home
Wednesday. Oct 8 in Jourdanton.
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tang, Oklahoma, and Greely town-
ships In Oklahoma.
With Thursday’s changes, feder-
al quarantines now are in effect
in some portion of 10 states and all
PITTSBURGH, Oct 16--UP--
James Allan Donald McNeil, 49.
and organizer for the United Elec-
dent), was held by Immigration
auhorities Thursday on charges at
jllegally entering the United States
seeking "to alter the form of gov-
ernment at the United States by
unconstitutional means."
Kutcher admitted his member-
ship at a hearing before a VA
branch loyalty board, which found
there was "reasonable' grounds"
for believing Kutcher was disloyal
to the United States.
severe enough to cause death.
Justice of the Peace Orra M.
Richmond ordered the autopsy,
though, to see if a heart attack
could have been the cause. Rela-
tives said the World War I veter-
an suffered heart trouble.
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... ... Tax Liens Usted ......
HOUSTON, Oct. 16-UP-Two
Beaumont residents were named
Thursday in tax liens on file with
County Clerk W. D. Miller. The two
were Nathaniel and Kita C. Ain
worth. The liens alleged the two
together owed $24,111.56 on taxes
for income in 1945 and 1946. Mrs.
Ainsworth was also charged with
Texas Areas Included
Under New Order
By Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct 16.Up
The Department at Agriculture
Thursday imposed quarantines in
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elected as a sophomore class
representative to the 1952 Home-
coming Court at Texas Lutheran
college.
The 3 days homecoming pro-
gram will begin with the dedica-
tion of the recently completed
$260,000 memorial gymnasium on
Friday, November 7, at 3 p.m. The
coronation of the queenof the
Thanksgiving Court will take
place Friday evenin,...,..
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"I am certainly going to remem-
ber" proEisenhower Democrats.
“This is still a free country,”
Daniel said, "and you have noth-
ing to offer or to take away that
would keep me from voting and
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MANILA, Oct. 18 -UP-A radar
gun sight now used on Allied in-
terceptos and fighter-bombers has
enabled Allied pilots to score
“deadly results” in the. air war in
Korea, an Air Force general said
Thursday.
Brig. Gen. John W. Sessums,
new commander of the 13th Air
Force at Clark Air Force Base,
told the Manila Rotary Club that
the aiming device is known as the
“radar gun sight or Sperry right."
He said it has “been used with
deadly results in Korea."
Tax Liens Filed
On Beaumont Pair
Says He Will Not
Vote Against
His State
FORT WORTH, Oct. 16—UP—An
unidentified motorist was credited
Thursday ■ with sounding a warn-
ing that saved a Fort Worth truck
driver from almost certain death.
Highway patrolmen said the mo-
torist noticed a fire in a van trail-
er of fireworks that Fred Stewart
was driving on U. S. 80 near Mine-
ola early Wednesday.
Pulling around Stewart, the mo-
torist warned him of the fire. Stew-
art unhitched the trailer from his
truck and drove it to safety short-
ly before the fireworks exploded,
scattering wreckage over a 500-
yard area, patrolmen said.
The truck, loaded with fireworks
from a Fort Worth firm, was en
route to Shreveport.
men from all parts of the Austin
diocese are expected to be pres-
ent. Bishop Louis J. Reicher will
be the honor guests at the con-
vention.-and a banquet In Ms
honor will be the closing feature
of the opening day.
Following is the complete pro-
gram:
Sunday, October 19
1:30 p.m. — Registration, St.
Mary's school.
2:30 p.m. — Opening session.
Presiding: Miss Gussie Schultz,
Bryan, Diocesan president.
Parliamentarian: Mrs. Alfred
Brady, Hearne.
Opening Prayer:- Very Rev.
Charles Weisnerowski, Brenham,
pastor.
Welcome: Mrs. Johnnie Steg-
ent,'Chapel Hill, Bellville District
president.
Response: Mrs. Pete Mikula,
Cameron, retiring first vice-pres-
ident.
Report of program committee.
Appointment at convention
tiations tak
be stopped
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of war pN
out... the
tacanh
riot.
County Probation Officer Lynn
Ross said it was "fortunate no one
was hurt this time." Ross blamed
inadequate facilities for confining
juvenile prisoners, plus lack of any
program to keep their iinds 00-
cupled.
-________ L Steinbach,
has also ben named as one of
the five majorettes of the 1952
i AUSTIN, Oct. 16 -UP-U.S. Sen-
I ator-elect Price Daniel told Demo-
i cratic National Chairman Stephen
I A. Mitchell Thursday that "no un-
■ fair treatment or reprisals will be
: used against you or your candi-
r dates." ' - ——:—. _
h Daniel, who showed-his, anger •
L Wednesday at national party
I leadership for threatening repris-
Jals . against Democrats backing
RADAR SIGHT
PROVES DEADLY
AGAINST REDS
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FORT WORTH, Oct. 16 «P —A
minor riot by teen-age prisoners in
the Tarrant County jail Tuesday
night drew criticism Thursday from
probation authorities, who declared
juvenile facilities were inadequate.
The rampaging youths flooded
the third-floor juvenile ward, tore
up bedding, set magazines afire,
and screamed during Most of file
might threaten
onable requests of our side Tbs
peace-loving people and nations all
over the world are focusing theli
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Union Organizer
in U. S. Illegally
and possibly three, Dr. Wiliam R.
White, president, said Thursday.
to vanaua aney vimitu wenvyr. White said preliminary plans for
Yellowstone National Park and the three structures have been ap-
.a oyzenzatonnbysgbneradensparta ot six tates where the >.
FEDERAL COURT "pprSpeholinees
operator, a member of a pioneer Steinbach of Brenham has been
ton family, may have vasee -ns 1G
antines for the first time in Michel be able to give
ply to the abo
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IKE WALKS—Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and his party start walking down the tracks after a
Elsenhower f».prefd» coupling bar h Sn mepgdidate's 18-car campaign special half a mile from the Dallaa
— Union station where he was scheduled to make his farewell' speech to Texas. No one was injured in
the third mishap to the Eisenhower train since the campaign started. (NEA Telephoto).
Theeourtrebukedthe- -Pres- «
[dent’s Loyalty Review Board for
issuing a directive stating that dis-
charge of all persons belonging to
o'clock, City Hall.
American Legion and Ai
ary. Monthly meeting. Amt
Legion home at 8:00 p.m.
Fine Arts Department me
at the library, 3 p.m.
Social Science Departme
hearing Wednesday for three 13- __
year-old boys, who took part in the Thursday
of California. where the disease .
previously had been confined over Spanish civil war
the last 20 years. The department " "hthem
said generally only a very few
• lifted t immigration offIc
lahoma McNep, a former Hi
». Mus- writer, entered the <
State Health Official
Visits Brenham To
Arrange Project
Charles Hoover, representative
from the Texaes State Health De-
partment, announced the dates
for the Chest X-ray Survey for
Washington county Tuesday at a
meeting at the city hall. The sur-
vey will be held in- Brenham on
December 10, 11, 12 and 13; at
Burton on December 16; Old
Washington December 18 and at
Chapel'Hill on December 20.
Hoover pointed out to the group
present, representatives from sev-
eral civic groups, that the X-rays
are free, but not charity, and the
seryice is paid for by taxes al-
lotted to the State Health De-
partment
The X-ray survey- is primarily
made to discover tuberculosis in
its early stages, but any irregu-
larity found is reported to the
family physician named by the
person having an X-ray.
Statistics which will be of in-
terest to the people at the county
were given by Hoover and are:
In 1948 when the first X-ray sur-
vey was held'in Washington
county, 6072 people were X-tayed
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Details of the wild outbreak were ^*^1 andi high
unfolded during a juvenile court producers.
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TkKA""U"a"upspyros
Skouras, president of 30th Century-
Fox, warned Japanese motion pic-
Ike Walks
nmemmndig’ne
"th.
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Protestat missionary work in a
country "like ours, is an offense
to its history of the past of the
present and of the future, to Cath- ’
olicism as such and to all those ,
who profess it,” the newspaper
said.
The Catholic Action's wrath was
directed mainly against the Church
of Christ, which recently has been
barred from conducting servios
in Rome by the government.
The newspaper said the activities
of "the so-called Churches of
Christ" practiced in pagan or non- 1
Christian lands would be under-
stood, but to "practice It in Italy,
it hurts us and it further disin-
tegrates Christianity."
at St Mary's Parish Center, and the general theme will be
“Building A.Better Parish Council.” ' .
Approximately 150 wo-
als" Mitchell
Kelso said Williamson apparent-
ly went to sleep while smoking,
awoke to find.the bedroom ablaze,
mpered across th^room in an
fireman'sm-ws the slazose
Offer Greatest Effort
.To Rearch An
Agreement
WANT ARMISTICE
But Still Demand
Return Of All
Prisoners
ly in 1938 and is belie
British subject bom in
A Justice Department
in Washington said Md
the country "without f
ments" after returnin
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such organizations "is man-
datory." It said federal agencies
should ignore the directive.
disease." Vesicular exanthema,
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parish council.
Closing prayer; Rev. .George
Duda, Cameron, Cameron District
moderator. .
7:30 p.m. — Banquet Hotel St
Anthony. • ’
Honoring His Excellency, Most
Reverend Louis J. Reicher, Bishop
at Austin.
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