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BERLIN-
Clear
that
very
of losing
irs to ate da
• i
more
than 7,000 employes, is the city ’•
cows in the world.
Flooded With Calls .
That's what President Kennedy
to turn on the show-
er, sloshes to the next station and
out the Boston naval shipyard.
own
2
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orifmendation.
terjitorj.
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steers 24.25, two loads g
619
Shelley, a tough but personable
Once the word of the Presi-
Cotton ibs. heifers 23.00. Canners-cutters
-12-15. Mostly utility-commercial
WRECK-
*
JFK Corners Shelley
(Continued from Page 1)
Shelley, cornered by Kennedy
part of the trailer smashed into
to have you on-my side.”
what he later was to describe
Spots closed nominal, at 35.15.
speech. predicted "critical weeks.
Highway Patrolman Mickey
unchanged.
hk
higher, sows fully steady; around
Walker, who investigated the acci-
Here And There
Hospital News
SPECTATOR
federal government will not ne-
The one-time truck driver did
brother, Jack Humphries of Mon-
He crossed party lines to get
roe,
the help of
BRENHAM LIVESTOCK
leans La. and Natchez, Miss. Miss by recent events.”
Guchel, the effective Republican
1,717 head of cattle. 210 head of- small lot mostly choice around
Houston with the load of cars.
whip from California, and Rep.
880 lbs. spring slaughter lambs
can colleague from San Francis-
co. He also was assited by Cali- ham, surgical.
Pasadena,
COMMISSIONERS
Lucille Kolkhorst of Brenham.
man Walker.
(Continued from Page 1)
1:1/1 \m|i
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Zschappel
ANDERSON
M MMI K II
SUMMER ST
weather had been fore-
daughters, Mrs. Henry Schmidt of
Pasadena;
one
3. Stabilize existing materials
ington.
inches of stabilizer and two inch-
0
aunt, Mrs. Harry Smith.
Gethsemane Cemetery.
12=2.
GUNMAN-
announced a staff reduction of
i.%
area was no place to hide unless showed an increase of $25 .over the
k
fiscal year.
There was only a $143.27 cash
Something New for
ems. A resort owner summoned
ing.
There was an increase in mowing
collections of $35.25, from $119.25
Receipt rom meat inspection
were
ouueHgN **00-*: mere
collection* previously. (
no
)
SENATE-
Calend
For Want Ads Call GR 6-3643
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Box 388
Ph. HI-6-5012,
Rockdale, Texas
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SIGHTS NEVER BEFORE SEEN
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Fits 2 or 3 ring Notebooks
Over 15,000 words
TO CONTINUE SEGREGATION
SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia
Shipyard’s Closing
Puts JFK In Bind
35 35 35 35 35.35
35.45 35.45 35.45
35 15
35.83
36.14
feeder lambs 11.
HOUSTON (UPT— USDA) —
ened steady compared to last Mon-
day. ■Good to choice calves 224-
35 15
35.84
36.16
36.15
Mrs. C. W. Read of Houston is
sister, Miss Tina Curtis, and her
came to the United States in 1946,
says the cow enters a concrete
block-walled runway, activates a
'Cowash9 Greatest
Invention For Cows
Since Mink Milkers
hogs. 63 head of sheep. 4 head of
horses and mules. Top on hogs 18-
gleet their-obligations to Berlin.
"My conviction that reunifica-
tion will come and that Berlin
again will become the capital of
The White House chose not to
deny the report but to declare .
that the recommendation to close
34.65
35 16
35.86
36 16
the runway, this would cost $44,-
000. At $2.10 a yard and 4,133
square feet the cost of paving the
said.
‘ John
for Gi
severe
cast.
The
This is a total of $21,084.60 less.
The interest on income came to
Gayle Wald left Sunday for San
Diego, Calif. for a two • weeks
cruise. He is a US Navy seaman.
Miss Mary Jane Humphries left
Sunday on a vacation trip with her
A HOOVER
A • Constellation
\ The famous cleaner
Humphries will return to Houston
by Jet plane in about ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Raethka of
Houston are the parents of a girl
born at the St. Jude Hospital Sat-
urday at 6:10 a.m. Weighing seven
pounds, five and one-half ounces,
she has been named Julie Rene’.,
♦hot "Walks
on Air"
: only
’ Oct.
Dec.
Mar.
May
Jul.
Oct.
Dec.
Albers thinks he has invented the
greatest thing for cows since
mink-lined automatic milkers — a
Allen was charged with running
a stop sign, Walker said.
Allen also said he "had not tra-
gets a speedy scrubbing, rubdown
and rinse. It is something like an
automatic car wash.
ington County Deputy Sheriff Ar-
nold Loesch to the hospital in an
accident in November, 1958.
This accident occurred at Artes-
ian Park, but the truck had a dif-
•1 1
~d/.
ler to spend a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Caton.
fornia’s razor-tongued Democratic
senator, Clair Engle.
Shelley and his staff got on the
ness loses.
The Norwegian Swedish Danish
company said only about 400 em-
Palbearers were Steve Kamin-
ski. Steve Twardowski, Steve Ku-
beczka, Alex Kaminski and Alex
Jozwiak. •
along with the Philadelphia and
San Francisco shipyards.
the congratulatory palls poured in
from his colleagues and from San
Francisco.
Rites Held For
Albert Krolczyk
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4
mixed No. 1-2-3 190-240 lbs. 18.50-
19, No. 2-3 18-18.50, mostly 18.25;
No. 1-2-3 165 lbs. 18.
By ELMER W. LAMMI
United Press International .
WASHINGTON (UPI) — What
MODERN DEFINITIONS .
CORRECr PRONUNCIATIONS
PARTS OF SPEECH
CLOSING COTTON
NEW YORK (UPI)— ।
LATTIMORE HEADS HOME
LONDON (UPI) - Owen Latti-
more, former U.S. State Depart-
ment adviser on Asian affairs,
left for home Saturday, ending a
40-day visit to Outer Mongolts,
the Soviet news agency Tass re-
ported.
(Continued from page 1)
ing on barbed wire near the bul-
let-riddled car. An Indian resident
said the swamp and jack pine
Mrs. F. J. Long,
medical.
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
DESIGNED
to do the job ... not on
accessory!
- SCHEDULE CHANGE
George Myrick of the Texas De-
partment of Public Safety has an-
nounced that he will not be in
Brenham next week to administer
drivers’ license examinations.
Starlite
TUESDAY
Elvis Presley in
G. I. BLUES
MOI
LAST DAY
ONE EYED. JACKS"
GRADE A MILK
6.37 per cwt 4%
7c per point over 4%
BUTTERFAT PER POUND
Sweet Cream, 50c
Sour Cream, 45c
POULTRY
Grade A He
Grade B 27c
Pullets 19c
Check Eggs, 12c
Geese, 12c
Fryers, 200--
014 Roosters, 5c
Guineas, 50c
Ducks. 12c
Turkey Hens. 26c
Turkey Toms. 21c
siona job too!!!
HOOVER
RUG
SHAMPOOER
RUGS DIRTY ?
if so, be sure to call, or go by, Schleider Furniture
Co. Wednesday, August 23rd—All Day—A Hoover
factory representative will show you how to clean
your carpets or rugs for pennies, and do a profes-
that Defense Secretary Robert. S
McNamara had decided to 1 ‘
fication. ..
(National guard troops, airplanes
tion Company, which has the con-
tract for the city paving project,
was present at the meeting to pre-
sent various bids on the approxi-
mate cost of building a new air-
strip.
Johnson presented the following
four propositions:
1. Stabilize the existing materi-
als with five per cen lime, put
down an eight-inch stabilized base
and two inches of hot-mix. This
would cover 24,133 square yards
and, at $1.90 per yard, would cost
$45,852.70.
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6
v
r
Kathy Jo Clayton, Brenham,
surgical.
Herbert Rosenbaum, Jr., Bren-
AncgEuture -riieme ,7- each other and causedm in0 r told of the planned closing from rd lik
Adenawer., in a brief airport damage. - what he later was to describe
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Herman L. Zschappel.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert St el ter
and children Cathy and Don accom-
panied by Mr. and MrsnErvin
Lueck all of Brenham, have just
returned from vacationing in sev-
eral western states. Points of inter-
est visited were Carlsbad Caverns,
New Mexico and Big Bend Nation-
al Park:
Mrs. Robert Tomachefsky has
returned from Houston, where she
visited her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson McDon-
old, and son. Bob. While away she
also made a short trip to Galves-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Muery have
had as recent visitors in their home
their son and familwMr. and Mrs.
Warren E. Muery and son, Doug-
las of Maracaibo, Venezuela, also
visiting from Maracaibo, Venezue
la were Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Worb-
Like many looser men, he calls biggest employer.
Albers, a native of Holland who for help.
WILL UNDERGO SURGERY
WEST LOS ANGELES (UPI)-
Actress Patricia Medina, 38. wife
of actor Joseph Cotten, is in
UCLA medical center to undergo
minor surgery.
Cotten said his wife would be
released late this week. She en-
tered the hospital Monday.
-
.in !
year, h .
Receipts from parking meter col-
WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY
“SWORD AND THE
DRAGON”
Funeral services were held Sat-
urday for Albert Krolczyk, 70, of
Grunwald Heights in Rosenberg,
who died Thursday at his home
sfter a prolonged illness.
Mr. Krolczyk, who had lived in
Fort Bend County since 1919, was
a native of Washington County. He
engaged in farming until retiring
in 1957.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Em-
ms Kaminski Krolczyk; one son,
Edward of Sweek Lake, La.; two
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closed steady.__
“ High
East Germaan territory.
JcpFuture Critical
--T-s
the $23,631.47 collected the pre-
vious year. "
Small Decrease -
A small decrease of $65.33 was
noted in sanitary work. This past
year $2,677.94 was collected and
the previous year $2,737.27.
Building permits were also-down
to $1,038, or $325 less than an in-
come of $2,737.27 two years ago.
Income from taxicab licenses
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ANNOUNCE STAFF CUT
STOCKHOLM (UPI) — Scandi-
J
E. .
iesen and Latson Construe-
Rites P
Henr
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*59-75
CALLUS NOW—for
appointment and see
this appliance work on
-your Rugs.
the three shipyards had been re-
jected by the President himself
because of the Berlin crisis.
The statement . made it clear
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ea..
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20,000 square foot runway at $1.90
a yard would cost $38,000. The 4,-
133 square feet on the apron at
$1.80 a yard would cast $7,439.40.
The tote JuM would be $45,439.40
4. Excavate eight inches, add
eight inches of stabilized base, two
3
Henry Klui
William Pent
the family re
7; 17 a.m.
Funeral a
announced by
rial Chapel.
OFF-SET PRINTING
Reasonably done: also type
tnaotera iRgng IBM electric
typewriter. Will call for and
deliver. Phone GR 6-5009.
MARKETS
55-year-old one-time labor leader, dent's decision was out,-a jubilant
wartime Coast Guard officer and Shelley sat back in his office as .
longtime Democratic representa-
tive from San Francisco.
"you know your business. If you $75 collected during the 1959-60
don’t, you won’t last long.”
The men aroused suspicion last
Jantz and Kohl Sunday and the $511, which, is $71.03 less than the
gunbattle broke out when the of- $583.03 collected one year preceed-
ficers asked for the men’s identi-
MANY MOTORISTS CONVICTED
TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) -Near-
ly 1,500 motorists were convicted
during the first six months of this
year for failing to keep to the
right of the road in New Jersey,
acting motor vehicles director
Ned J. Pareskian said today.
Mrs. Raethke is the former Miss signed to bring the Berlin garri- ferent driver, according to Patrol-
son up to maximum combat ef-
The elderly statesman planned
to attend a special session of the
West Berlin City Council this af- spring valve
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Dictionary
DR. VON S. WELLS
Chiropodist (Foot Specialist)
ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL BE IN
BRENHAM, TEXAS AT THE
ST. ANTHONY HOTEL
ON
Friday, August 25 ,
Please Call St. Anthony Hotel—Greenfield 6-3636
HOURS, 9 30 a. m. to 5 p. m. ,
- Cattle 200, calves 1100. Trading
fairly active; cows steady to 50c
higher, other classes steady; lot
mostly good slaughter steers and
heifers 23.50, few standard 20-23.
High standard and good slaugh-
ter calves 23-24. Good and choice
slock steer calves 24-27.50, me-
dium and good 21.50- 25.50; few
good stock heifer calves 22.50 to
25. Few lightweight common and
medium mixed stock steer and
heifer calves 22-26.
JI.
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Aug. 23:
City Wome
tion meeting
City. Hall Au
Aug. 24:
Rainbow G
m. Masonic 1
Aug. 28:
Pilot Club
6:30 p. m. ai
7 p.m. at the
Hamblen on
1. E. H. HOMES
NOTHING DOWN
Built on your lot or acreage.
CONTACT:
WM. CAMERON & CO.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
ternoon and was scheduled to
hold a news conference.
The Communists tightened their
net to prevent East Germans
i rom fleeing to West Berlin.
West Berlin police said the
Communists barfed West Berlin-
not filling vacated positions, it 679.30.
•aid.
$4995
ft
Rosenberg; one sister, Mrs. Mary . .. _
Kaminski of Houston; three grand- square yards and, at $2.30 per
children and numerous nieces and yard would cost $53,092.60.
Sen. Thomas H.
MeMeau’wound
WTHLOST f
can recommend conviction or ac-
quittal and will levy the sentence
' if Banks is found guilty. There
was no prescribed minimums or
maximums as far as sentence is
concerned.
Charges against two other offi-
cers connected with operation
of the tower were dropped.
BUDGET-
UI " __
d9htinued from Page 1)
through garbage collections which
Sheep 1100: receipts short of
early estimate by about 350 head,
about 300 Spring lambs, balance
largely feeder lambs; trade ac-
tive all classes fully steady;
36
afternoo
Low ton
Reading
today: N
rain .06,
VOLUN
Youngest Laryngectomee
Five-year-old Joanne Padersen of Alameda, Calif.,
who lost her larynx to cancer when she was three, has
a reunion with her voice teacher, Mrs. Elsie McQueen,
at the 10th annual meeting of the International Asso-
ciation of Laryngectomees in San Francisco. Joanne
has learned to speak again by substitute method used
by laryngectomees, of which she is the youngest in
the world. (NEA Telephoto).
(Continued from Page 1)
Constellation from his capital at
Bonn. His first-hand inspection of
the Western sectors of the city
which is now divided by a barbed
wire-topped concrete wall that
hygienic machine
veled the road before and the in- exactly that.
. ,____, _____ . - tersection and sharp turn was
, La. They will visit New Or- Germany has not been changed something of a surprise to me.”
-- «— aa-- mi— hu wecent evente He was enroute to Austin from'
BANNER-PRESS
Stationery Dept,
PHONE GR 6-3643
three gallons of water .per animal the shipyard in his very
and saves better than one - third bailiwick. But he remained, obvi-
of the milkeris.timessCaliforniapusly.estanst-ee
wasrea aany: - ,
No such law exists for people.
The invention
Adenauer was welcomed by
Mayor Willy Brandt—his political
rival in next month’s elections
and Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II,
Berlin‛s„U. S. commandant.
Even before Adenauer arrived,
troops rained for trouble by con-
ducting military exercises de-
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rounding road were bathed in
light. -------
The tractor - trailer truck is al- William S. Mailliard, his Republi-
so the same truck that sent Wash- " ""
* mspprotest agaftTsv the planned
Looking around for help, he ft- closure was based on actual rec- -
nally landed on Rep. John F.
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weekend visit.
ud Morale Booster
Adenauer’s visit was aimed at
boosting the morale of West Ber-
liners during their hoyr of crisis.
Thursday when they registered at balance this past year as compar-
the Dell View Hotel at Lake Del- ed to $21227.87 the previous year,
ton and spent up to $200 in tav-
es of hot-mix on the runway. Also
interment in the West Garden of add one and one half inches of hot-
Cel------C------- mix on taxiway and ap r o n. The
Miss Tina Curtis has gone to Ty- lections and fines amounted to
$24,959.14, or $1,317.07 more than
000 to the truck and $3,000 to the
heads. The Western Allies and the Volkswagons.
ployees would be laid off. The. . . _
other reductions will be made by taxiway and apron would be $53,-
and bloodhounds were brought from $84. ,
into the manhunt. Searchers car- r
1,250 positions because of busi- mix on taxiway and apron. At $2.-
20 a yard for 20,000 square feet on
did last ‘week when he learned M"Namarao"rwaDefaugsaretrk
2- 3 telegrams and telephone calls
Phase protesting the planned closure.
16%. Canners and cutters 10-14.
Stocker calves strong 22-37. Stocker
cows 15-20. Good cows and calves
185-235 a pair. Older and lower
quality cows an calves 125-185 a
pair. Heavy weight bulls 18-200.
Light weight bulls 16-18.
CHICGO ()—---
Live poultry roasters 1812-20;
special fed -White Rock fryers
16-16%.
Cheese single daisies 40-42;
was $450.42 more than the previous day morning at the Germany
Funeral Home in Rosenberg, with
25. Medium to good 20-22%. Ran-
nies 15-20. Good butcher cows 14-1 Livestock:
The
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BRENHAM BANNER-PRESS, BRENHAM, TEXAS
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rmoemmmw
WHEN VK
don B. Johns
lin last wee!
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was met by 4
Donald Gani
eight Texas e
lunch with th
Lucius Clay,
officials with
president dis
group alread
manded by a
Deane. Jr , o
hit a beeline
That’s where-
Texas soldier
dent. When .
he told him:
constituents,"
that Brenhai
district when
• the House. H
ate gallery c
told all the
tell their re
"You are he
Ganske is a f
Brenham Cott
CLINTON
New York Ci
visit to his
Anderson, aft
mer in Char
where he ap
stock during
ing. The ai
from the Chi
appeared wit
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navian Airlines System Monday inches of hot-mix on the runway
and one and one-half inches of hot
... ficienfy, 3s
and son, Robert Bradley, spend u ----•---
""TOWER-
The village has 36 homes and I
120 residents, Two roads leading 1
to -it from West Berlin were
blocked off by barbed wire. This
prevented West Berlin fire de-
partment, vehicles from going
there since the roads are part of
while-sthethreesinside. the bottom during1a tour of the White House howverrwten McNamara came
ne. nl emaehed. iewith his wife and children, was and ,aid laughingly: "Next time
+nIA B 4WA «T-wN y AlA-t. F.ANk -. .2 . .
and months ahead. _____,________
But he said, "we will triumph dent, said damages were about $7,-
if we retain warm hearts and cool
court martial board
Not every
loved and 1<
got him.
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EninEed from Page 1)
es of the tower and the fact that
was consqructed by the' Commu-
nists, came a little more than 24 x, , ...
hours after Ui.—-—m-—ilwashes • bovine in 44
Lyndon B. Johnson concfude/ aL™ contraption is
_____,B______J 2. Excavate eight inches of top
Damon and Mrs. Cra Wilses of soil, put down eight inches of sta-
brother, Anton of bilized base and two inches of hot-
mix. This would cover 24,133
I ers-fvem traveling out to -Stein-meuue
stuecken, a".. .
1,200 yards deep in East German
ried portable lights and radios amounted,; (0 $455.40. There
and road blocks on every sur- “ * "
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Me
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----- 100 head mostly U. S. No. 1-2 bar-
NEW ORLEANS closed steady, rows and gilts 200-237 lbs. 19,
Oct. 34.59 1 ---------- ----
THE FANTASTIC
WAR OFTHT
K GIANT FIRE
H'NMONSTERS!
3
bulls 17-19, mainly 18.50 and
down; few small lots choice
slaughter calves 23.75-24, most
good up to 550 lbs. Yearling
stocker steers 22-24; mixed 506
lbs. yearling-steer calves 25.25.
Hogs 500: mostly 190-240 lbs.
barrows and gilts, trade active,
barrows and gilts steady to 25
called a tense secretary decides to close leaders to toe dangers l.
"cowash" and might develop the down a big defense installation in the shipyard which, with its
cleanest, if not the most contented his own home state? ----
Kennedy apparently waseboth-
requires only ered by the decision to shutkdewn
St. Jude:
Mr*. Alvy Ray Scott, Brenham,
medical.
Mrs. William F. Borgstedte.
Washington, surgical.
Mrs. Ed. Boettcher, Brenham,
surgical.
_________________ _ _ . 15.50. good 65-80 lbs. 14-15. Utility
19.20. Horses 4-7. Cattle market op- and good ewes 4.75-5.25. Spring
ARTESIA, Calif. (UPI) -Teo
nephews.
The last rites were held Satur- with five per cent lime, add eight
yAQice ‘l
Dec. 3507
Mar. 35.78
May 36.12
Spots closed steady at 33.00,
unchanged.*
Longhorns 40-42; processed loaf
38-40%2; cheddar; 49 lb. block
38%-3914: brick 38%-43; muenster
38%-44; Swiss (wheels); Grade A
51-52; Grade B 49-50; Grade C
unquoted; (80-100 lb. block*):
, Grade A 45-50; Grade B 44-48;
Grade—C -42-6. - - h -■ 2
as an "unmistakably reliable
source." _
"But, Mr. President, they can’t
do that!” Shelley exploded.
"Well, why don't you go to
work on it,” Kennedy reportedly
answered.
(Continued from Page 1)
between actual flight crew, in-
cluding the pilof and other flying
officers, and flight attendants,
such as steward* and steward-
esses. The heavy fine* and long
prison term* in the Senate bill
would apply only to such Inter-
ference with the flight crew.
Both bills also would adapt a
list of ordinarily terrestrial
crimes to the air age. They would
make murder, rape, kidnaping
and other major offenses commit-
ted aloft federal crimes.
This would be done to make
sure that the federal government,
if no one else, would have juris-
diction over crimes committed in
an airplane flying so fast that the
act covered several states.
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69-96
Butter steady. 93 score 60; 92
score 60, 90 score 58%; 89 score
5612: carlot*: 90 score 59; 89
score 57.
Eggs about steady White large
extras 37: mixed .large extras 37;
mediums "29;. standards 31%2:
dirties 29; checks 28%..
matter is looked into,” Lockett (UPI) — Authorities in the sub-
urbs of Salisbury said. Monday
Johnson, an engineer their municipal swimming pools
will continte to be segregated de-
spite a ruling last week-admit-'
ting Africans to city pools.
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BRENHAM COTTON
Low Middling. 28.75
Strict Low Middhing, 30.50;
- -NautMing5G .a
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FORT WORTH (UPI-USDA)—
Livestock:
Cattle 2000: calve* 400; run in-
cludes one load slaughter steers '
two loads heifers and around 500
cows, about 65 per cent stock cat-
tle; trading fairly active on all
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good choice 769 lbs. slaughter
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of young people and rescue of the
distressed.”
Commenting on the newspaper’s
role in the community, the Augusta
Herald recently said: - We doubt
whether any community could
prosper without newspaper support
of its Chamber of Commerce, its
local business activities. Scouts,
Red Cross, 4-H clubs. United Fund,
its schools and churches, veteran
services and numerous other activ-
ities."
But perhaps the most pentrating
appraisal of the newspaper came
from a six-year-old girl who wrote
to an editor in California the fol-
lowing:
"Newspapers. We need them so
we can know who reks and drownds
and who shoots somebody. And
who wants a house and who dies
or gets a baby. It tells if -your dog
is lost. They are god on shelves
and to make bond fires.
“They also go under a baby’s
plate and to keep dogs off things.
You can wrap potato peelings in
them. You can put one when you
defrost. They tell about shows-and
how much things are.”
The editor added this P. S.: "Di-
ana. they are good to swat things
with, like flies and public officials
and things.”
* * •
L. A. SEIDEL, chairman of the
Washington County Fair advanced
season ticket sales committee, dis-
closed Tuesday that the fair and
pictures of the seven queen candi-
dates will be featured on two
future television programs. The
first will be Dewey Compton’s
"Farm Program" on KTRK,
Channel 13, Saturday at 7 a. m.
The second will be Johnny Wat-
kins’ "Ten Acres” program on
KBTX, Channel 3, Monday at 12:-
45 p.m. According to Seidel, both
programs will feature details and
historical data on the fair, as well
as picture the seven candidates for
Fair Queen.
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