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Today's Bible Verse Sun Slants
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, IW,
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f‘t«rA i« that nnrf whflrB
>irit of the Lord is, there is Liberty.
:hians 3:17.
-^y-Fred Hartman
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from her® AND there ' ” • .
THOUGHTS AFTER an interesting day at the tele-
8TtP waj alarming to learn that it not only cost*
more to live these days, but it rflso most more to
die Funeral directors in a statewide meeting in
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VVtJI J*linCF Up AyulllJd II dje Faneral directors in a siatewjue mrow»« —
T, T T in VM W^ mma that «a» of
tt.TO^VahXhiS miners S pSW
{-«■“" %«SSSSsSSao^ ‘ St ****--»•-m
last winter. Yes, they may M ths very hut I ilk* to lookon his bulldog
togTJSSyU1kTfS^
IIV»r the whole 9MT 1M& t»Wf bituminous te ^ there and argil* all day. So they gave up,
JJESJ2S St $72 a week. It was and he won the final boufc
miners averaged *aouf *t* + lfl49 he Texas really had »• rugged weekend with 25 per-
Sjy a*sf «sar * T t T
“d November **.
tough the price of soft coal hasn t
But after writing that neaanne ior
Sun I,wrote one a few minutes later that 20 babies
had been born in Baytown during the same week-
^ife has a habit of going on and on. It’s us, isn’t
it: who one'of these days will have to call it quits.
tlf___(4- ha traorir If th*t hllS fitrikC WCfC Cftll
goM upqStefw spectacularly over the-last
ten yean? as miners’ wages, it has gone up
,es I:itU
he needed fori certain • >ab°' that the “
‘ ToaT may always be needed for certain
wholly out of the marklt. Everybody knows
how rapidly diesel enginesi ve^replacing
steam locomotives on the railroads,
ih 1948
stage.
BE CAREFUL, DREW
WE NOTE WHERE Columnist Drew Pearson has
“taken in after” Congressman Vic Wickersham of
Oklahoma. ‘ “ * . ....
Now Drew shouldn't do that, for Vic says it
“ain’t so,” and besides Vic Is the Oklahoma congress-
Th 1948 about 20 per cent Ot the DIUWU- man from the district that produced two other noted
m in the United States went statesmen, the honorable Jasper J. Bradshaw and the
nous consumed m tne U * J chemi- honorable Jack Jacobs, two sons of old Mangum,
into the production of coke, gas ana Greer County, Oklahoma. If I’m wrong I will stand
i mi. mnr* than 20 Der cent was us- i__ w r think Coneressman Vic graduated
Into tne prouuvnuu «*• ww. > h • Greer County, UKiannma. 11 1 m wrung i w,
oals A little more than 20 per cent was us correcting, but I think Congressman Vic gi
”edfor dther industrial prodmrion,)es»than- from-high’Feii»t with Jasper and-dark.......
gSSS was a note that
San 15 pJr cent for retail dealer deliveries. Harris County has decided^have J* book. audited
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Farm Products Price Supp0Ils
By Government Going Down
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Editor’s Note: , »trIP» mandatoiy
The foilowiiig fltSputrh at........ from iwige, ehirkr
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farm products. It includes esti- more. It has had to buy jl™'*
By VINCENT J. BURKE tion as .to where supports
United Press Staff Corespondent get for hoga or dairy ^
WASHmGTON, Dec. 13. -(UP)- Howevcri bucki [
Government price supports for supports are loh. mvw
farm products are going down. • “ iSLi" ®re tobM». rl*
jaso — probably will range from past,
more than 50 per cent_iii tlje case 0nc o( the assumptions on ■
tttJVSFA% - “ysra
wheat and corn. - . not drop in 1950. Actually the
Prospects are that 'price props culture department predict, $5
for the 1950 cotton crop wilt be costs wlll drop Pi1KhUv if .- 8*
for the 1950 cotton crop will be costs wili drop phehtly lf s„
down at least seven per cent from tuai 1950 gUpp0rt pric ’ •*
the 1948 support level, Further- tower than indicatld. -d- V
rne ......... -- »»« indicat^^■***&
more, cotton plantings will be cur- ■ •
tailed by government production • •
controls.
. JP55?!s.^u-20utp- Bill McElreath New
.....“Eveff'smalDaroV1^
books'**sext^year. ^wo^years ago Brown and Root, hay new ^
most farm commodities Sold far erintendent on the tuifnol job to.
above the support prices. But, most day.
farrii commodities now are hugging He is William McElreath,
rarm commuuiuts Hum ..«bb—o **"? "* mtcream, Ml
the support level, Only government merly of Corsicana.and a mei
price guarantees are holding them of a pioneer Texas eonstn
up. . , family. • .
There • are three reasons why Roy Hughes, who was nratHI
price props are being lowered: the job here for the general e»]
1- The “parity prices” for farin tractors, has been transferred i 1
products have declined. That is, Houston where he will supeni|
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Corporates Pay Up
The current deficit in
for the first time In 35 years by an outside independ-
ent firm. Of course, Comity Auditor for all that
time had a system of a daily and perpetual audit
in vdgue, but be asked Commissioners Court to hire
somebody out of his office to do the work so some
critics could be silenced. Just" between you and me
and Ik* infn nnst T wouldn't want a better iob than
DELINQUENT PARENTS
Getting Columbia Kids Straight On Ike
ti k J I - C _ J \ 4*1-1... Ta fVr/»rorlii' GfinPr,
*«„Aeat?hnc Pav m somebody out of his office to do the worn so some VUIIIMM wviisiuaam mm.-w.-~ --J"' —
OrpOrOllullj I Qjf Up critics could be silenced. Just between you and me . . *7 r i i , | -r • ^ T_ CAnera
e in thp U S. Treasury and the gate post, I wouldn't want a better Job than TUgw MdCie 030 MlSTdlCe I TVinQ 10 UlSCrealT ViJneiai 0je govprnment has deliberately COUp which turned Yunnan pm
The current deficit I _„,lnH TVeember alldltin’? Washburns books, if-1 were an auditor. J slashed supports to hold down sur- ince from Nationalist to Cocta*
should shrink ]U9t a Wtle,\rO“njd D^cemDg ^‘|P*^nt^ul.fiii^ao^t,^0^*lrr>KnU,bfA By HENRV AIcUEMORE made last week in an address be: tho worldJorJust^what ^MOt ^ productlon or t0 stimulate 1st hands, reports reaching hb
— about four per cent more stituto stadium.
— than it did 24 months ago. Price
supports are set as a "percentage . — , ,, . .
*8.l’sl,«l1 jBt,
r75£SSUr %5L”S Misses Being Captured
Which farm prices are pegged auto- HONG HONG, Dec. 13. fURb- J
matically drops. * Generalissimo Chiapy Kai-Sh* 1
2. In the ease of some products narrowly escaped-»e«pture in & I
the government has deliberately coup which turned Yunnan™*-*
- "Sutton. «
•saw
~ to the PKpWnt, or pay-y-you-go,
plan in 1M3P *f To^ *fflan>
the individual did .before 1943 — JJ
March a return of income for the previous
war (if on a calendar year basis), with the
privilege of paying in installments. ■
The corporatfon income tax brings m
ffiscal year 1949) almost two-thirds as
rd^"n»rce^Tcve^
XHg M«w» . et profits over THAT MUST have been raw drama up there in recenTattack on General Dwight as you must know, is the under-
The rate is 38 per cent on n r Da]]ag M the gurvlvJng pilot on the Wg American D; Eisenhower by ,Ih* Columbia graduate newspaper of (?o uinbia
000 ToweT If profits'have oeen I »o. ^ Airlines plane described the last few seconds before Daily Spectator for statements he College, and recognized, all over
*ov,uw, ___„„ tho hid basis the big crash that dealt such havoc and cost the -
lives of 28 of the passengers. The pilot broke flown
■completely and could not" continue his description of
Lumpuriay nuu uuuiu hw v,«hvmi»c
what happened untjl he had regained his composure.
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e woria ior juk wn« » w-«u* pljls 'prodpctlon or to stimulate ist hands, reports reaching H|||
“klnw the Ume „f ^sumption through lower prices, said today. J
Ho h!u nr,r tho hour This was donc thls yr‘ar ln the Chiang escaped because of fe|
day but not tne nu. . cajc 0( potatoes, flaxseed, beans, loyalty of two of his generals *1
Before l lamicli in o my attack andP'naval gtorcs (glim tur- new from Chengtu to the «f*|
I board f pentlne and rosin). of his island fortress of For*.I
th» CAiumbil Dai- 3. New farm legislation ’in 1950 where he arrived Saturday,
)y Tpect^or I for. the first time in eight years the reports said.
would like to aay ■■
Grab Bag
Looking At Life
—■—--------- ef the United States congress
By Erich Brandeis vene?
Easy Knowledge
that the board
should change
the name of the
paper'from the
Columbia Daily
Spectator to the
Columbia Daily
Spectacte.
The paper has
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IT REALLY isn’t any wonder that we have to pay
so much for everything we buy.
Sometimes you realize that more by a simple ex-
ample than by a lot of hi-falutin dissertations of
This tax IS kteiicrrurj w—------- so-called experts. •
principle, because it "P^Lf^k^e . ItL^IngTorTmtie walk to get some fresh
ation on the holder of common stocK.ne ^ ^ typcwrlter.
receives less in dividends because tne jn our driveway was an oil truck putting oil into
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The Answer, Quick! 2-He was a tough looking guy,
1— When will the, next session but he was one of Uie best-liked
edn- men in Hollywood. The rugged
profils was caused by having his
. . . . fV;„ nose broken three times.
2- In what states are the Black sbdio wouldn't let him
(U*’ _____ ... ,v,.. have It operated on, so he had to _____________ ..
make h^ home” go through life looking like an gfcat Amcricang of a„ time.
4_what federal post did ' Her- ex-pmc fighter. The sa pro' os- He has made mistakes, yes. He
bert Hoover hold- just before ho cis was broken Play& .1 will make more mistakes before
52 electe”president? al Co^'11' w.here h.e lateTJ)eca^ he dies. ves. But there's one thing
5-Near what town
was there
Barclay On Bridge
By Shephard I
\ine paper u™
”ls made a spectacle of itself by at-
m tacking General Eisenhower. Gen-
eral Eisenhower is one of the
^Then the rtock-bolder must pay full per-
Bonal income tax on such diminished dm-
-d president? at 7°™“* Z His ho diei1' yei ^ there8 one thin^
what town in Alaska with that can be aaM to h,s credit—he
a recent gold rush? • ?"*•*■*? ii -R^rvJnre He ^lav didn’t «"ak,> 8 mi8take in leadin«
*, • . ,. S’ r.WLTXt’SiTSJ
Van Heflin, screen roles-on the screen was Dr. Jckyll -L-J
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Success Secrets
By Elmer Wheeler
;LrBl'Heniav" didn’‘ "iak“ a mistake in leading
the at“ John B^Gmore. He p ay greatwt army ever assembled
Happy Birthday • ed in The Hairy. Ape, and was * .........
Across the street was another oil truck fueling
:r_ - MmM istss
agaaai?j!.«^- ......... . ,
«L7JZZ Z.'TZZSSL IfJS EM S? SLfiZSTZZ “• “
bl?.rk! #M .nH f ■ JT|lfi (Name, at bottom of column) ] hw those Columbia
iSstrar^-•sssax-.«. zstsjsn wp
HSrir0"0"”1 |i sasjsp&ra:
ulate that sort of thing. IBMH et and crIUc. bom. 1941-Czecho- 'n the grokp to say something like
Slovakia declared war on all na- this:
tlons at war with United States, ‘Fellows, we don’t like General
w urw pfio* rcin. trU8l ever given an American oy
ECONOMY IS ESSENTIAL
WHEN you are not rich, you
must make the most efficient use
possible of what meagre re-
sources you possess. That is often
the case when a declarer has
none too many trumps. Instead
of trump leads, which use two
trumps at * time, he may find It
imperative to employ them one
at a time for ruffing. Skillful ap-
plication of such tactics consti-
tutes one df tlfe reasons why
superfine players do a so much
better job than the general run
on tow contracts, with the
strength ’almost evenly divided.
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tract through, especially If,
could somehow eke out sa a'
trick, the pair might get *
score. Noting his skimpy I"
he made a plan to UN
slngiy’for ruffing. §
Winning with the A, he nfcl
»K Q 87
♦ 1098
♦ KQ J
4
♦ J 50 5
2
♦ 94
♦ Q J 52
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Great-Britain and Russia, in World Eisenhower, but doesn’t the fact
\yar ii, that we don’t reveal a weakness in
us? Aren't we announcing to all
Il’s Been Said of our readers Uiat we are under-
cpraHtittfoa 'anH *iAfr man In nialr.
I
THE MORE thinking I did, the more befogged I got.
The more solutions I figured out in my own mind
the:more I threw them out as opposed to free en-
terprise* and competition, and approaching social-
JiS®H Mmizwmmmmm
go- rtsca sr^awss&ss
Ss Pennsylvania. . M “uthbritlcs.) Holland «d had one of hi. legs « *PP'y • lubricant to a. oil, tal- S3? honestly feel that we have
jSL SWUl •■bl* *,U“J .flL ............ . . .... . . amnutated He thereafter wore a 1°^, graphite, etc. Origin. Latin one-fiftieth of Geneeal Elsenhow-
|a the tool business. R looked fflte W- BO THIS wife of min* mad* this observation. •raP““,W- bands. In —Lubricatua abnity? Boys, Jf w* write the
^of four 011 trucki ta one as is g* v« «» • • as^sgK ***« «
"sPW' ts-Jm «d .•zsrss*trips cSt rz zpspps ^1: ssLr-^:^
.. s-’sr- “ “2rrwai«5j
* S.^ _____ hih «. our. dlrtrict why should h# ^v* us mrvlo.T_Now which Haw'd Yea Mak* Qotf V SSmUpS
I-January 3. 1950. 1-:____:.... thankful, indeed, that such’ a man
!—South Dakota and Wyoming ^
I do not taow bow many of the
ill
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♦ K 3 .
* A 9 8 6 3
(Dealer: West. Both sides vul*
nersble.)
West ’North Eot South
1 * Csss’ 1 ♦ Dbl
l* Bbl . 2* Dbl
Pass 2 ♦ Pass ' 2*
That’s a typical example of the
fierce competition among the
master* In the big championship*
at match play, In which one dtal
produces the same number of
total match point*.aa, another.
Charles H. Goren in the North
and Ls* Hawn in the South
strained every fibre to pull out
a good score on the hand.
There was plenty, of weight on
th e club 3 with the spade i
the diamond 4 to the K ’
luffed the club 6 with the .
6. The heart 2 came to the
and h* led the club i, J
' with tho apade 8 and Es*
ruffing with the 10. The C~
Q came back to the A
heart J was led to the Q.
returned' the heart K, Ed
■ carding a diamond and the
T ruffing- The.club****#
by East’s spade 2, thin tto-
mond J return by the epai
and ;K. The spade A and ^
good for the last two trid».
Hazen had managed to F»
aeven trump* on seven
tricks, winning five of L——
three side aces and a kinff
•score an extra trick.
Tomorrow’s Prebka
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♦ K J1084
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gill
f All j
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(Dealer: _ North,
vulnerable.) • .
How should South pW*l
Spade* doubled If
.There waa plenty,of weight on spaa** oouwre . -
Mr. Hawn when he aaw tho club K and
K lead. If ho could pull the con* *rtng* a awltch to »e«w
DAILY CROSSWORD
i of
1. Involuntary
'- nupato' '
I Wolheim.
6. Music
character
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9 prvpvr ****•”—
ethical principle there aro
w la American than ever
P-V
With Cantral Prtii ^my *m*jg R^Rivwt^ooo
AMONG YOUR SOUVENIRS Hritlsh Forces In Athena;
■"S£SK!rTTryAndSfopMe -g
men who decided to write this edi-
torial served ln Europe under Gen-
eral Elsenhower. My gueu la that^^^BHWP
not many, If any, of them did. IJm 10. Ooddeswa
editorial doaant hound aa IT* of th* •
were written by men who were^^^^^^ra
willing to demand security with-
iout paying for It. ' .
- ywmg-Wen of the editorial
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DOWN AOUefi ,
1. Shrink and magtotrat*
. wrinkle <)f*alty
2. American ATahtot*
author ABMmw
I. God of war aa**-
(Or.) 22. Confederate
‘■4. More general
rational K Sharp
#. Myself report
6. Buma|l* AWvarfFk.)
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* By VIRGINIA MEYER
Wednesday Music Club Will
Present Annual Yule Program
The 11th annual Cbristpas pro- Martin will present a medley of
of the Wednesday Morning Christmas Carol* and “Souvenir”
farm products wui » latlon boosta the parity B7i»iT
' year far the second atraight r»„ these products in J956
The decline in 1950-aa compared that supports be fixed af aboS*
to the peak price support year of same percentage of parity
1948 - probably will range from past, , , ^ as in they
jtusic Club will be presented for by Drdla.
the public of Baytown at 10 a.m. ,«o Holy Night” by Adam, ahd 1
tomorrow In the auditorium of tho “Jegu Bambino” by Yon will be pre* I
W»s»- spssvxrgisr' ■
fee to be given in the Lourige. All
■£n»r members or the club will n l mC‘ ;
K-5SS£5r'£S*a IS „DrSi!
j'i’Sfsr *«*« •— ^ i
*"flec - -■ * . The finale of; the program will
Chonal numbers will be under include a group of more familiar
the direction of Mrs. M. J. Coady car°>* which are “The First Noel”,
„nd will be accompanied by Mrs. "01d French Carol”, “Shepherd’s
f acuwsfu/aiucu wj iuio. --- —----- -----* ----r------
C a Brodcrson. The .first num- Christmas Song" and "Silent Night,’
U - program is alsg a tra- Holy Night’,’. -
, her on the . _
dition with the club members who
1<**!*.£'SSL Carol Jeanne Welch
B°rS\ rrrA.m nf rhnrol Cai‘01 Jeann® Welch, daughter Of
The first group of choral num- Mr ftnd Mfg w A Welch, was
bers will represent song of all na- honored on the occasion of her
tions and will include All That seventh birthday Saturday with a
tlons anu wui uiuuuc a*** mat seventh birthday Saturday with a t
Wondrous Christmas Night from party given'by her mother, in their 1
j the Portuguese, Mrs. R. A. For- home. 1
j raster, soloist; "As (Lately We Game prizes were won by Har- 1
Watched”, Austrian; "Come All Ye rjet Lee Hughen and Dwight Cun-
I Shepherds. Bohemian; “O Come ninghant. Favors of horns were
j Little Children,” german; and given to the guests. . Ill
Tho lace covered table held the n
[ ‘Come All Ye Children,” Spanish”
Mrs. C. . ....... ................ ...........
r‘i7n'rfwo rp[ano: ioW' by Bach,' t5'"ciai?g miT holding se^nSanTT)
| “From Heaven Above to Earth I dies. Refreshments of cake and n(
I Come' and “It is the Holy That soft drinks were served!
| Cometh to Us . Included on the guest list were »
Dwight Cfinningham,
Included
Don and
■ Two soprano solos will be pro- uun ana uwigni i_:unningnam, jow
I sentjid by Mrs., D. W. Alpha which Charles and Bobby Mylar; Larry 0«
I are ”SIce|> Child Devine” by Mau- Welch, Patrice Sue Donnelly, Paul
I •M.r'nftnn,, and “I.iillahv tn Child and Richard Malone. Ree-Bie and .
Rut
Iru-Cottone and “Lullaby to Child, and Richard Malone, Reggie and of
I Jesus ', a Mexican Folk song. Joe Pat Welch; Sharon Harmon, 0j j
Mrs. Forrester will be presented Debbie Marshall, Harriet Li!£ Hug-, t
Jin two solos, “The Song of the hen, Ronnie and Barbara Norris; tool
J Birds." a Catalan song and “The Stanley Reid, Jr„ Ann and Johnny thc
iMmage of Christmas Morn”, a Taylor. „ ■ imn
■ Ssbalian song. Mrs. Brodcrson will Among the 11 adults attending
Iiecompany both groups of solos. was Mrs. Kenneth Taylor, grand-
f The next group by the entire club mother of the honorcc.
I will include “Kolyada, Kolyada” a ~ '
I Russian Folk Song; the familiar
and
sity
dual
I Berlin and “Beneath A
I8*y” by Rich.
Mrs. Roger Wylie,
I linist, ■ accompanied
• jrsa ftneernes were rr
Southern backs of unpaid, bills.
guest vio-
Seriotis sprains tr-neglected may
by Mrs. C- R- tesult in stiffening of the joint.
Mrs
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fluff-dri clothes
Hftffl work or woatkor worries
MINUTES...NOT HOURS!
there (•■.Nrasa-happlnesa Miat's
‘ out R Mi --—
TODAY'S «»AUUi«Bo: * »/** / ~ / r Uclg
1^ By B.nn.ft Cerf SX*,
^N«?^S.ra a piece of j.g»od Zm™AtUmpU To BtoTm’Buda-. nktotfll. *»ta»| | | | |
fZn rmi more of the nveet ’SSHTl ^ Xnrem'ratollTor^ nSI’i!
year. 8ug*r grc?wer» **y w«11 Nothlny apeciai mother of ««, *v*ry director of the old N«w “ luZ
od* Ilk* an loduatrl* y pu the WhIU H«S£ rraonatnirtlon committee c. D. LRU*, died *t 10:»0 *.m. *t ff*^ youraolf.
point* out Frank Frtea, has it* add thinks It over, you might hav* your relic from th* * local hospital after a No government In hlatory has
, th* United SUte* ha* Ito coal war. rxeedt,vc maAslon-even though If* not a ailrar Ulna* - v ^J?al sum !it ^udd* fo? th?. mediocrity attractive.
4i _______ spoon or candelabra. Th* committee la mulling orar • Infurlatad parents who*# child- *tafJ*‘al "j ..***. M . rTh^' And that'i what the governments
trouble with anow, ’ thTldr. of distributing some 1,000,000 hunk* of tha nn h*d been bitten by doga w*nt Pu^°*# ‘n tk* ’ , 0f the world today seem to b* try-
r hater), la that It Mcomt* wtfjtg Ho but how or whore I* still a atwret. to th* Oooae Creek City CommU- ^ il « mih Ing to d<h-to take care of th* in-
One thougk is that the meffientoea would be ilon |„ . group and demanded that efficient, tnatead of rewarding the
, robot handed out-*t coot-to thousands-of public schoola gn ordinance be pa»#ed requiring q worker*, arid placing a premium
, ' throughout the country. Washington observer* won- u,, license and vaccination of all qP*. . . ..___ Pn achievement. * Is-
- der just how much la “at coat” If that’* the plan dogl running at large In th* city th°"da7*tft"r thr<fmt°bnnard No on* • honu* today
HTj“nLv.r__- Ta an MW. wW .M
feather*
13. Per. to
mania
A Chine** $
measure
h ■ ..
’
'
XMSSX
, after the neat bllnard No on# ^ * boon* today for
Th^dlrectors Ml ™ ^ Pftld
W&JtmZfgSt tomyw^
?.....«■'
share of the fee. CL_____1 lift-.
icloeed that
17. Hall!
1ft. Bea«#
20.MmS|
. aWnranre
». Narrate ;
A Stupid
person
(alaag)
RtANSt.".'
quantities
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the moor) ;
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Mboid-.* ,
P^ed ,
12. Small
piece* of
29. 'Overtopped
30. Pitcher* h
J0"1 ***1 WWMay with your Hamilton. It dries
, rT,tUfut M T°« can waah them. And you save all
dn n*’ "»cb las ironing, because Hamilton fluff-
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 162, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 13, 1949, newspaper, December 13, 1949; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1028461/m1/4/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.