Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 298, Ed. 1 Monday, September 28, 1970 Page: 8 of 14
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8 BROWNWOOD BULLETIN Monday, Sept 28, 1970
Work for United Fund
captain, Jim Nobles. Pat Mor-
en
United Fund officials ask that ton H L Roe. Neal Pepper.
Speck, Roger Clark. Al King.
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Leity Williams. captain, Bangs
ly to help support 12 agencies
Ed Haffner, captain Ed Haf-
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man student;
from UNCLE. can now be ad-
His treatise has been snapped
son, Ed Garrett.
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EXPLORER POST 2001
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Jim Milloway, Johnny Snider.
Ken King. Dennis Treadaway,
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Putnam's. and Vaughn is now
trimming the 600 pages to more
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PENEFITS Exploring Will five you experience thet helps you make
sound decisions. Adventure in the frontiers of changing musie with
other good friends you know. Learning ond punuing • common in-
terest with men who are interested Ml
ers. captain. Homer Stephens.
Paul Cline, Bob Bush, Joe
county residents give generous- B J McCullough.
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REQUIREMENT Thet You Cen Sight-Pecd Musie
The Brown Couaty United, cial I, Harold Delon, chairman- Slagle, Melvin Storm Richard
Fund drive has gotten off to a Claude Johnson captain. Terry Wali, captain. Guy Smith. Nick
good start with many county re- Rodgers, Fred Graves. Carl Merriman. Mickey Wright
sidents serving as chairmen, I Henderson, Rodney Russell,
cahtains and TIniteA Fund wnrL. and pre g
By Oswald & James Jacoby
Oswald: "Over the years Stan-
dard American bidding has re-
mained the best method for the
average player. At the same
time it has become some sort of
conglomerate where the basic
rules are indefinite and the most
usable innovations have not
_ . - Commercial III, Al King,
captains and United Fund work- and Fred Scott, Jimmy Wilkins. chairman Jack Ruth. captain.
dressed as the Doctor from up for general publication by
use.
captain, Fred Drays. Pat Me- i__ _______. .____
Shan. Pete Slocks. Ted Shelton, rur, Mrs Tom Levisay, cap-
James Loudermilk. |
tain. W. W. Jamar. Joe Blagg.
Ken Schulze, Al Wilks, Calvin
Fryar
W G. Streckert, captain UF
workers under Streckert in-
clude: C F Johnson. Craig
Woodson, N. Frank Smith, Don
Jordan, Perry Matson and Jack
Carlson. Joe Weatherby, cap-
tain. David Henley. Sandy King,
Stuart Coleman, Charles Trigg.
Steve More lock. Don Perrin and
John Robbins.
Professional Division
Maurice Shaw, chairman. cap-
tains are S, L. Nichols, Rev.
Kenneth Leverett, David Kris-
chke, Rev. Logan Cummings.
County division, O. C. (Putter)
Jarvis, chairman. Out-of-town
division, Roy Simmons, chair-
man.
Special division
J. E. Dobbs, chairman, E. J.
Hughes, captain. John Mon-
tague, Kenneth Turner, J. David
Kelly, Marvin A. Daniel. Harold
Kennedy. Tom Yantis, captain,
Don Magness. Jake Fair. Law-
rence Oliver, Marion Smith.
George Crews, captain; Finis
Butler, Bobby Airhart. Harry
Saunders
Joe Banner, captain, Ray
Romig. Ronald Gray, Ike Gill,
Wayne Key. George Herman.
Jack Pike, captain UF workers
under Pike are James Scott,
Mike Siner. Tom Dunn, Bob
Wells.
Pilot division John Robbins
and George McKay, chairmen
Employes division
Lonnie Holland, chairman
Mrs. Lonnie Holland. Mike Nuss.
Lindsay Baker and Mrs. Rosene
Broom, captains UF workers in
the division include Mrs. Sam
Cox, Mrs. W A Staton. Mrs
Joe Whisenant. Mrs Herschel
Wheeler, Mrs Tom Gill, Mrs.
A. J. Sutton, Mrs. Bobby Beal,
Mrs. Betty Britton. Mrs. O. R.
Baird, Mrs. Don Glenn.
Women's division
Mrs Ferris Clements. chair-
man. Mrs. Ray Hoyle, captain,
Mrs. Milton Thompson, Mrs.
J. L. Mayfield, Mrs Andrew Mc-
Connell, Mrs. G. E. McClatchy,
Mrs. John Walker Mrs Marvin
DeHay. captain; Mrs. Wayland
Loudermilk. Mrs. Vervia Eve-
rett. Mrs. Burl Teague, Mrs
M L. Clements
Mrs B T. Dipple, captain;
Mrs. John Harkey. Mrs. Harry
Thomas, Mrs. David Haas. Mrs.
Don Lackey and Mrs Bryce
Reid Mrs. E J Hughes. cap-
tain. Mro W M Hooper, Mrs
Ronald EUis. Mrs Bill Doggett,
Mrs Beatrice Williams, Mrs.
Joe Latham
Mrs Patti Jordan captain;
Mrs. Harold Kennedy Jr . Mrs.
Marion Baugh Jr . Mrs James
Cameron. Mrs Don Nelson.
Mrs Bobby Rodgers Mrs Bet-
ty Lowe, captain: Mrs. J. B
Wells. Mrs. Dorothy Plege, Mrs
Marie Lanford, Mrs Leia Jones
and Mi' Bobby Games
Other captains in the women's
division are Mrs Scott Lanford.
Mrs. Gene Porter. Mrs. H. L.
Evans Jr., Mrs. Cheri Bennett,
Broadway stage. which was the
only major media which did not
succumb to the blacklist."
Vaughn said "Many others
went into the physical trades
such as carpentry They seemed
to want to do something with
their hands, rather than occupy
their minds with a new line of
work "
Vaughn's conclusion about the
committee s influence “A lot of
words were not written during
that period-words that would
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plied a more manageable title paid perhaps 10 per cent of th ir
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“Only Victims.”
“It comes from a speech . A.
made by Dalton Trumbo when to continue their careers on the
he received an award from the
Wayne Colvin. Charles Lind-
sey, Gene Arthur, Bill Carrol,
Leonard Underwood Bob Dunn,
captain. Terry Igou, James
Scott. Jim Benfer, H. O. Case
tain. W C Dillingham. Toney
Bauer Bob Childs Dan Scog-
gins. Marvin Daniel A. K. Mc-
Connell is a captain
Commercial II. Harold Lock-
wood. chairman. Bill Cole.
Wilton Holley captain. Gordon
Griffin Jr., Bill Maness. L. B. Vaughn, once known as the Man
Writers Guild last spring." the
actor said.
"Trumbo renewed his own
experience as a blacklisted writ-
er During that period, he re-
marked. there were no heroes
and no villains-only victims' "
To gather his material.
Texans Inc. Howard Kron,
captain Ward 1. Mrs Modene
Allen and Mrs John Green,
captains. Ward II. Mrs Kathy
Wagner, captain Ward III,
Mrs Charles McDonald, cap-
tain Ward IV. Homer Schulze,
captain Ward V, Mrs Geneva
Starkey and Mrs. Jim Line-
bery, captains
Twilight Rest Home. Wendell
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Those who became victims He admitted that the Ph D
of the blacklist seemed eager to gave him "an enormous feeling
discuss their experiences, of accomplishment." As to any
Vaughn added The screen writ- other benefits, be isn't certain. I
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Future Homemaker* of America
chapter officer* take time out for tea.
Left to right are Shirley Pruett, sec-
disc brakes And an •
impressive 124-inch
wheelbase Ma all tra remarkable new
topped cW with Delta G-Ride" System.
Pollution fightera. Double comtor New
Every Olds engine n Flo - Thru Ventilation
designed to cut emis- features both upper
sions, run etficiently and lower outlets for
on no-lead. low-load greater control, bet-
or regular luce Mr air curcutaton.
had cop-out excuses." he said, guestionthe issues of.the time,
like. I happened too long । tegged their scripts steered
ago. or. I want to forget about clear of controversial subjects."
Mrs. Dan Corbett
MEN S DIVISION, commer-
one point for a doubleton. Then
we come to a Jacoby extra that
is already used in Standard
American For purposes of open-
ing the bidding in a suit you
subtract one point for 4-3-3-3 dis-
tribution This is most impor-
tant. 4-3-3-3 hands just don’t pro-
duce as well as they should, in
suit contracts."
Oswald: “This brings us to
our simple rule for a minimum
opening bid. Open any hand
with 12 or more tugbeard points
in any position at the table, vul-
nerable or not vulnerable. EX-
CEPT hands with 12-13 high-card
points and 4-3-3-3 distribution.
Jim "Today’s hand would be
passed out in JACOBY MO-
DERN. North and South each
hold 13 high-card points with
44-3-3 distribution When actual-
ly played. South opened the bid-
ding and wound up going down
two tricks at three no-trump He
did make one no-trump. but
there was no way to stop there
once the bidding was opened "
(Newspaper Enterprise Assn.)
suspension, steering Mr. are less attected
and all-new Super- by Miff crosswinda
shocks You ride its featured in every
smoother comer bet- 1971 Olds Detta M
Byler, captain Bangs Rest ’
Home. Mrs Myrtle Brazeal, | t
captain Grosvenor area. Mrs |
captain, Jim Hunt, Jack Knott,
। Rob Havins, Tommie Jordan,
at Kelly Jr R Ray Rankin Marshall Gamer. Conner Scott,
Alton Reed. W R. Lyle, cap- caplain, Tr um an , Harlow,
■ ■ — — - 5 Charles Ohlund, Carl Hender-
"Some of the actors were able
been added."
Jim: “Just take the minimum
requirements for an opening bid. The bidding has boon:
Read any two basic books and West
you will ind a hodgepodge of rul-
es involving position at the table. Pass
vulnerability, defense tricks and Yu, South, hold:
possibly the signs of the Zodiac." aAKs76 VK 13 2 •34 472
Oswald: ’In presenting JA- What do you do now?.
COBY MODERN to our readers *7^** io
we start by cutting thru all these sona minimum and Jo don’t
complications A hand either want la stop at two no-trump
qualifies as an opening bid or if you can help it.
it doesn't qualify.” TODAY’S QUESTION
Jim: “The first Step is to use You are the dealer and hold:
the standard 44-2-1 point-count AAQ9* •KJ85 4 32 40108
table with the standard addi- What do you do
tions of three points for a void. Answer Tomorrow
two points for a singleton and
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The new interlors Toronado's unique
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The 37-year-old actor became
a doctor of philosophy in mass
communication at the last com-
mencement of the University of
Southern California. But he
doesn't insist on being ad-
dressed as Dr Vaughn
"About the only time I hear it
is on television talk shows when
members of the audience ad-
dress me as Dr Vaughn', ” he
commented. "I must say, it
sounds pretty good. ”
Vaughn said he went to work
on the doctorate after he got his
master's degree in 1964 "Dur-
ing half of those six years I was
in the UNCLE series- and it was
a major task to get to classes
after a day's work at the stu-
dio,” he said.
Vaughn's dissertation: "A
Historical Study of the Influence
of the House Un-American Ac-
tivities Committee on the Amer-
ican Theater, 1938-58.”
Many County Residents 3—
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 298, Ed. 1 Monday, September 28, 1970, newspaper, September 28, 1970; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1574492/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.