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May
Be
Left
Out
Of
New
Inquiry
Ohio
Sofon
Pledges
Fight
Against
Demo
Members
of
Group,,
WASHINGTON,
August
ll.'
(P)
Sen,
Taffc
,(R.-OhIo-
),
accused
the
Democrats'
today
of
trying
to
bypass
him
in
a
proposed
new
investigation
of
labor-manageme-
relations.
Taft
told
a
reporter
he
'thinks
there
Is
a
definite
move
afoot
among
Democratic
members
of
the
labor
committee
to
leave
htm and
other
supporters
of
the
y
Act
out
of
a
proposed
new
In-
quiry
group.
"If
they
try
It
and
they
have
given
every
sign
they
will
I'm
go-In-
s
to
fight
It
In
the
Senate."
the
Ohloan
said.
,
,
He
said
he and
Sens.
Donneu
(R-M-
and
Smith
(R-NJ-
).
who
developed
the
bill,
which
the
Sen-
ate
pawed
as
a
substitute
for the
administration's
y
re
pealer,
weren't
Invited
to
join
In
tponsnrlng
an
Investigation
resolu-
tion
now
iready
for
Senate'
action.
The
resolution,
setting
up
a
S25,-00-
0
fund
for
an
Inquiry,
Into
labor
mtnaBemeatrrelsttons
-i-
ncluding
operation
of
the
Taft-Hartle-
y
Act
won
approval
yesterday
of
tha
Senate.
Bules
Committee.
It
previously had
been
approved
by
the labor
committee
over
Tans
protests.
Sen;
Murray
a
vigor-
ous
opponent
of
the
Taft-Hartle-
Act,
b
expected
to
head
the
labor
subcommittee.
It
would
hoM
bear-
ings
and
report
to
Congress
by
next
Jan.
IS.
Two
Republicans
who
didn't
go
along
with
Toft-Se-
ns.
Aiken
of
Vermont
and
Morse
of
Oregon,
joined
eight
Democrats
la
sponsor-
ing
the
resolution.
Aiken and
Morse
voted
against
the
Taft
bill
when
it
,.ps;t
Seaat
June
JO.
..--
.
'BesTdesiMurray,
theJeoerats
were
Sens.
Thomas
of
Utah,
Pep-
per
of
Florida,
Hill
of
Alabama.
Douglas
of
Illinois.
Humphrey
of
Minnesota,
Neely
of
West
Virginia
and
Wither'
of
Kentucky.
All
op-
posed
passage
of
the
Taft.measure.
If
the
membership
o
the
investi-
gation committee
were
drawn
sole
ly
from
among
lis
sponsors,
a
sometimes
hippent.
Taft
aid
be
had
little
doubt
that
the
group
would
turn
up
early
next
year
with
a
report
vigorously
condemning
the
Taft-Hartle-
y
.
.
.
..."
Act.
..
--
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ready
"
K,2..H
1930
,
JHL.WK8.
commented.
First
Cotton
Bale
To
Be
Auctioned
At
Colorado
City
COLORADO
CITY,
August
chell
County's
first
bale
of
cot-
ton
for
1949
was
rushed
Into
Colorado
City
late
Tuesday
after-
noon.
Grown
and
harvested
by
Earl
B.
Stovall,
of
the
Hyman
community,
the first
bale
was
tinned
by
R,
B.
Golden,
Concrete
fin.
and
welshed
out
at
475
pounds.
Bringing
In
of
the
first
bale
for
the
season
will
again
call for
a
Saturday
celebration.
The
cotton
is
on
display
at
the
town's
busiest
corner,
and
will
be sold
at-a-
uc
tlon.
Saturday
a
2
p.m.
Bob
May
wui
act
as
saies
cner.
Cotton
over
the
county,
agrlcu!
turists
report,
looks
at
this
stage
like
"Tbe
bumper
crop
for
the
past
ten
years.'
Deathless
Days
In
Big
Spring
Traffic
600
10
WAYS TO
BEAT
BY
NEW
YORK SKIN
NEW YORK,
Aug.
11.
(A-S-
hed
that
goldle,
Collie,
and
keep
cool
the
way
they
do
in
Brooklyn.
For
the
37th
straight
year.
Dr.
Charles
f.
Pabst,
chief
akin
spe-
cialist at
Greenpolnt
Hospital,
is-
sues
his
10
ways
to
beat
the
beat,
He
was
Inspired,
be
said,
by
yes--
i
teroiy's
9S.7
temperature.
I
litre
are
ur,
raosrs
jo
hot
weather
rules:
1.
Avoid
exertion
and
strenuous
exercise.
a
2.
Wear
thin,
loose
clothing.
Says
Dr.
Pabst:
"Girdles
are
an
abomi-
nation
In
hot
weather
because
they
prevent
'large
'portlsns
of
the
skin
from
their
function
of
cooling
the
body."
3.
Drink,
eight
or
more
glasses
of
water
and
put
a
pinch
of salt
in
three
of
them.
Tom
Collins!
Well
get
to
them
later.!
to
4.
Get
eight
hours
of
sleep
night-
ly.
X
Avoid
worry
and
excitement,
Don't
argue
wttJi
your
buabaad,
la-
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es
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Move
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ARRESTED
AS
FUGITIVE
Ralph
tut,
51.yarld
"
Indiana landscape
painter
(right),
was
arrested
In
his
Franklin,
Ind.,
home
after
opllce
said
they
hsd
uncovered
a.
long
record
of
Jallbrtaki
Including
one
while
he
was
awaiting
trial
on
a
murder'
Charge.
Alto
shown'are
his
Wife,
Mrs.
Jeiite'Lee
and
an
unidentified
'
detective..
Lee
was
arrested
on.
a
of
escaping
from
the'
r
Johnson
County,
Indians,
jail
In
Franklin
In
18M,
'
--
rCopyrlght
1949,
by
the
Indianapolis
Star)
"
-
HARRIMAN
WASinNQTON.
Aug.
11.
W--
VT.
AvereU
Harrimann,
Marshall
?lan
ambassador
to
Western
Europe,
said
todav
that
the
U.
H
"f.ri.
a
".determined,
and
persistent"
opponent
In
Russia,
and
urged
full
approval
'of the
administration's
$1,450,000,000
arms
pro--
.
gram.
"These
forces
.must
,be-me-
t
with
Bfct?tfa
teMUhe'Seaate
J
'
.
.
i1
t'
.
.
4lnmmttl.
"W.l'.iii.nt
h1
did'
Vott
.
On
Of
Schools
Aug.
31
COLORADO
CITY,
August
10.
A
school
consolidation
election
has
been
set
for
August
31
In
Mitchell
rnnntv
Thi
1rHnn
uHTl
tlr
rnn.
'
--
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"
WW
--
dt,on
of
conimon
"
Buford
and
Seven
Wells,
with
Colorado
City
Independent
dis
trict.
Recently
the
county
board,
headed
by
.Charles
C.
Thompson,
completed
annexation
of
all
dor-
mant
school
districts
In
the
coun-
ty,
as
required
by
the
Gilmer-
-
Aiken
law.
There
are
now
three
districts,
Colorado
City,
Loraine
Independent,
and
Westbrook
Rural
high
school district.
Buford and
Seven
Wells
have
continued
to
operate
primary
and
grammar
schools
and
will
vote
on
the
ques-
tion
of
annexation.
Westbrook
will
hold
a
school
tax
evaluation
election
August
20.
Election
to
set
the
school
tax
rate
in
Colorado
City
awaits
the
out-com-
e
of
the
pending
consolidation
try
at
the
polls.
$105,000
For
Lamesa
Airport'
Is
Requested
LAMESA,
Aug.
11--
CUy
com
missioners
have
asked
tbe
CAA
for
a
1105,000
allocation
(or
a
La
mesa
municipal
airport.
If
the
CAA
should
grant
the
at
lotment,
Lamesa
would
then
sub
mit
a
bond
Issue
to
voters
to fi
nance
its
share.
Should
It
fail,
the
allocation
would
be
cancelled.
Re-
cently
Lamest
and
Dawson
coun
ty,
sold
all
but
60
acres
of
airport
property
eight
miles
north
of
here.
HEAT
ISSUED
dies.
6.
Keep
air
circulating
In
your
room
and
olflce.
An
electric
fan
helps
tbe
skin
shed
heat
even
If
It
dpesn
t
lower
room
temperature.
J,
Take
cool
not
cold
baths
often.
Borrow
an
old
Chinese
trick
and
let
cold
water
drip
onto
your
wrists,
very
coollnr,
Dr.
Pabst
says.
8.
Avoid
direct
rays
of
the
sun.
especially
if
you
are
a
bellophobe
person
whose
skin
reddens
and
bums
never
tans.
Dr.
Pabst
says
be'a
one
too.
'
9.
Reduce calories
In
your
diet.
GUI
down
oo
tats
and
leave
that
candy
alone.
Try
fruits
and
vegeta-
bles
instead.
10.
Now
about
that
Tom
Collins.
Dr.
Pabst
says:
"Remember,
al-
cohol
makes
you
more
sensitive
sunstroke,
If
you
drink,
do
it
In
the
shade."
.Okeb,
gfrU.grab
a
glass
and
left
relax
unaer
that
tree
that
grows
in
Bfeekkrs.
Cnti
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.charge
SAM
ARMS
AID
VITAL
ruthless
foreign
FprelgnRelaUona-'kaadArmeaiServfee-
a
MitchiHTo
Consolidation
SPECIALIST
eauil'
determination
:iniiiiw.
early
successes.1
M
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tt-
v
Harrimsn
aald.that
lieh'ad
been
"gravely
coacernwi
over.Uie.tireat
of freedom
and
peace"
that
irpos-
-
ea
ny
Kussia,
and
added:
'
"I
am
today
convinced
that
through
the
actions
we
have
taken
and
are
proposing
to
take,
the
maintenance
of
peace
and
freedom
Is
within
our
reach."
Harrimtin,
who
once
was
ambas
sador
to
Moscow,
seid
It
Is
his
conviptlon
that
U.
S.
security
"can
be
.Immeasurably
Increased"
by
arming
(he
military
forces
of
west-
ern
Europe.
"In
looking
at
the
world
today,
I
feel
that
W9
need
slrnno
nrf
vigorous
partners
of
like
mind
and
intention."
HarrJman
said.
"The
North
Atlantic
Treaty
gives
us
this
association.
They
are
vigorous
people,
but
they
need
help
in
re-
building
their
strength."
Harrlman
said
there
must
be
no
delay
In
sending
American
arms
and
military
equipment
to
the
North
Atlantic
Pact
nations.
He
added:
"II
Me
puttrff
action
on
the
pro-ros-
assistance
today,
or
reduce
it
materially,
doubts
might
well
ailse
again;
the
subversive
ele-
ments,
the
appealers
and
those
who
would
rely
on
neutrality
would
at-
tempt
to
undermine
the
present
determination
and
confidence."
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AUGUST
II,
1H
House
Hopes
To
Take
Vacation
Of
One
Month
'
AJjsHirn'ment
May
rMiM
if
Bills
Clertf
Away
WASlilNGTON,
August 11.
UP)
House
members
started
planning
hopefully
today
on
a
one-mon-
th
vacation,
starting
possibly
at
the
end
of
next
week.
The.
word
his
beea
quietly
patt-
ed
around
In
the
deakroema
Oat
If
several
mtjer
WUs
still
ea
the
House
.docket
can
be
disposed
of
DyAug;
,ui
lioutt'can
gel
out
of
town
and
let
the'
Senata.
sweat
It
out
alone
'
h
Majority
Leader
McCe-rmac-
k
of
Massachusetts
.virtually
w
assured
members'
adjournment
might
be
la
order
after
House
passage
of
the
President's
arms-ai-
d
proposal
and
bill
for'econoralc
.assistance
te
Korea.
'
"We
are
far
ahead,
of
the
Sen-ate-
."
McCormack
noted.
"The
nrms-ai-
d
measure
Is
due,
te
come'out.of
the
House,
Foreign
Af-
fairs
Committee'late
this
week.
So
anxious
It
the
committee
to
'set
rid
of
It
that
it
held
a
session
last
nigbt.and
called
aaothtr
early
one
today...
',.
.
.
,,
The
Korean
aid
bin
has
been
ap-
proved
by
the
foreign
affair
com-
mittee
and
now
Is
before
the
rules
committee,,
The'
House
.leadership
expects
a
rules
committee
to
act
on
It
shortly;
'
v
5
Tne
two
bills
eeujd
be
patted
by
the
House.
In
'"several'
days'
s'ext
week,
along
with
any'
other
meks
ur
Vit
mltht
ti atlMui
lait
minwteto
the
"fswsl"
deeket.l
irtousQ.memoera
uewajiy
vote
ta
a
hurry
and
forego
long
debate
when,
the
promisee,
a
vacation
,u
held
out
to
them.
k
The
Idea
of
Xoute
leaders
lr
that
the
House
can
recess
frem
the
end
of
next
week.'
uaUl
the
latter
part
of
September,
or
possibly
Oct.
1.
It
would
Bteet
only
twiee
a
week;
with
tto
legislative
bteet
to
be
transacted.
It
caa't
ctut
ter.nere
than
three
week-day-
s
at--
a
time
unless
the
senate
doe.
Ukswut;
.'
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Travtltf
s
Altrttd
ToTiXtttPtfrC
Sc
Travelers
were
alerted-ieda-
y
'to
Tf
paisenjfer
...train
.
aebe(Kit
cnanget.
,s
,'
-
These
take
effect,
at
12:01
a.m.
Sunday
The
change
most
likely
to
affect
pasiengerson
the
Initial
day
is
me
aavaneeraint.
or:
me
arrival
and
departure,
time
of
westbound
No.
7
win
arrira
at
S:Majn.
(insted
of
S;50
a.m.)
and,
win.
!
t
3:50
a.m.
Westbound
No.
1
will
arrive
at
3:05
p.m.
(Instead
of
3
p.m.)
and
will
depart
at
3:15
p.m.
(instead
of
S:io
p.m.)
Eastbound
No.
wUl
continue
ta
arrive
at
9:30
a.m.
and
depart
at
9:C
p.m.
But
eastbound
No.
l,"
.e!!n.c"!ed
hrpjJP;
trl
...,M
UIHWt
U.S
UBH
BCUCUIUV
l
10:S5
p.m.
(instead
of
10:10
p.m.)
and departing
at
11:10
p.m.
(in.
stead of
10:30
p.m.)
G.
W.
Dab-ne-
ticket
agent,
cautioned
pas
sengers
on me
esny
morning
west
bound
schedule
advance.
OWNER
SEEKING
STOLEN
COON
seen
any
stray
animals
late-
ly
Llge
Sparks,
Colorado
City,
notified
local
police
last
night
that he
h.-- l
potted
$25
reward
for
the
return
of
a
pet
baby
'coon
stolen
from
htm
yeittrday.
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Solution
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Here
Monday
Kew
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la the
war
against
disease
spreading
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bceffltsavallable
here.
next
week.
i
A
thousand,
doJiare
werth
of
six
per
eeat
DDT
VettA
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It
to
be
mate
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mUeaU
sree'XMr'g.lty
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of
polio.
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tree
Wcue
it
being
'msd,4n
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wHh
tha
Big
Spring
Juhjor'chsmber
of!
It
wttL.
announced
,
that
'
the
DDT
toluUon
It
avaUable
an
day
Mon-
day,
to
any
Big
'spring
oitlee,
at
the
Sherwto-Wimtm-
s'
store
at
m
Wett
TWrd'
ateeetThete
de-
siring
the
solpttea.am
asked
to
bring
eontslners.
"
'
Tbe
DDT
coating
It
for'
iuf.es
screen
doors,
garbage
cant and
other
insect-breedi-
places,
and
may
be
applied
with
brush,
raa
or
other
applicator.
One
applica
tion
is
euecuve
tour
to
five
months.
lig
Spring
Livestock
Market
Still
Strong
Market
continued
strong
Wednesday
at toe
weekly
sale of
the
Big
Spring
Livestock
Commis-
sion
company.
A
good
ran
of
cattle,
some
350.
contributed
to
the
atrencth.
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50
hogs
went
through
the
ring,
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rat
built
went
to
18.00)
fat
cows
from'
14.50
to
18.50:
butcher
cows
from
12.00-11.00-
.,
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butcher
calves
ranged
from
22.00-20.5-
0,
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tteert
,
were
firm
at
20.00-22.0-
and
ttocker
betters
went
up
to
20.00.
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hogs
moved
out
to
23.50,,'
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which
WW
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went
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SETTLEMENT
SEEN
Strike
Halts
On
TESCO
CWrs4fl
CHy,
Aug:
11'
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ert
P,
Patlertoa,
the
termer
secre
tary
of
war
who
la
IMS
gara
a
pretest
ordfr
lor
169
M--
auper-
-
bofflbtrs,
ttkf
today
tha
it
U
a--
1
eepU.
ftulmpoaeMlty'
aha
aeueav
-
'lit
told
the
ReuM
Armed
gertw
Ices
Commltteo
he
n
Mt
otlytt-
-
ea
ny.jawrett
la
any
of'
the
connected
With!
the
ed
Aireraft'Co:,
whleh
builds
the
''
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r
"x
The
committee
is
trying
to
find
out
why
the
Air
Jorce
hu
puthed
the
B--
J.
Tbe
tenulry
ttarted'
after
Hep.
Van
Zandt
(R-P-
made
speech
in
tha House,
la,
which.
ht
critlcUtd.the
progrcm,
and
aaidt
who
want
.to
ask
a
lot of
tsUont,"
Patterson
said
he-als-
o
hand
In
getting
tha
cemoaar
a
tract
for
the
first,
two
experiments
i
raoueis
w
isv
new
leaa-raM-
aircraft
ta.lMl...
v.cv
,
The
ships
had
not
been'
tested,
he
told
the
committee,
and1
the
plop.
lag
of
the
order
under
the
clreum--
j
tunces.wsi
unuusi."
"I:
was
shocked
when
I
came
to
hi
war
yeparuneat
ana
found
bow.
weak
wa
were
la
the
air."
Pat
terson
said.
'.'Ourair
power
pre--
.
gram
wts
largely
a
piper
pro
gram."
,
.
-
'
,
Asked
by
committee
eewweJ,
Joseph,
B.
Keenan,'
if
any
of
hit
decisions' regarding
lbe.B-9-
6
were
"motlvtted
in
jay,
wty''
by
tha
ownertmp
ot
ne
coasoiiaated
eon-cer-
n;
Palttrses
replied)
-
.
'Not
la
the
slightest
I
didn't
have
the
faintest
notion
who'
had
financial
Interest
in
Consolidated.
I
hadn't
met
Gkdler
until
that
day
la
1U."
Lameia
To
Install
Parking
Metf
r
.
LAMESA,
Aug.
11-Ps-
rklng
me
ter
are
to
be
erected
arouag
the
courthouse
square
here.'
'
'
R.
Wr
JierBdaa,
'county'
ludge,
ssld
thst
the
dty had
beta
given
the
go
ahead
alga,
Receatly,
eea-t-
er
parking
around
the
courthouse
squsrewai
banned,
j
Hettra
have
been
In
use
around
the
square,
and
on
other
street.-
-
adloialag
t
he
downtownlng,
dlstriet,
,
-
Dawien
Couhry
Will
Vote
On
'Road
Tax
.,
LAME&'A.
Aug.
H--
VUr
ot
Dawson
county
wIU
ptH
Saturday
upon'
proposed
special
read
tax
and
a
:ttx
aUoeatioa,
County
Judge
.
R.
W.
Kera4oa
said
that
the
proposed
at
levy
for
road
aaalatoatacc
was
seeded
urgently
to
take
the road
aad
bridge
fund
out
of.tte
red.
Approval
at
taaotes
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astw
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of
L
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tWfieuMy
""ar'ete-'erer-
wtoj
wit
m
ereei
eoner
tteei,"
ji
tpefcetmaa
,fer
tat1
MUarMtktn
teht
tee
reporter.,
f
r:
-
BoUermtkert 'askedVJot
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deal-ile-
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m
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They
state
the rteb
ll
uafair
to
ua4oa
Irea
werhew.r
There
wit
no
vWeaee:
.'g'i
I
werkera
were
perfectly!
fceatved,
Uatoa'
afflelak
Were
due
ta;
an
rive
hero
todays
A
rtpreaeatauvt
of
the
eoatraeter
stld
ftat,Hwe
arafeUowtag
uaka aroeedara
1MI
per
aeac;
This
strike,
U
jwrMte-
-
ueeai
asg
wui
gave
ta
he tettttd
by
union
workers
thesitelvet.'
.
ExcavaUea
work
for
the
TBiCO
tttam
getveratiag
pltat
hat
beta
completed
at
Lake
Colorado
CHy
on
Morgaa
ereek. Workert
'were
beginning
ateti'worK
wkaair
the
struct
intervened.
orisrs
Asked
To
Observe
New
City
Traffic
Ordinanct
Chief'
of
PoUea
tele
Grtea
h
suea
an
appeal
iec
eoopertuea
ta
observing
so'
left
turn;
reaultUeas
at
taree
aewatewa
laHerittMaat
talt
oiksg.
'
:
-
,
"We'vr
beea
heelitat'to
totae
tickets
for
violation;
of
the
sew
city
ordiatnee
until
everyeae.
et
familiar
with
It,"
the
ehM
deelared.,
"Patrolmen
win
he
hv
ttrueled
to
stop
yl&Jator
aad,
is-
-
iwunni
wiiaa
a
uay
ofiwo.
The
pew
ordinance,
preblbWag
it
it
turn
onto
or
ok
3rd
street
tt
Its
latertectloa
'wKh
Xuaaek.
JUala'aBd
Scurry,
wta.-pa-
t
in
af.
net
MBsoay,
aaace.
inai
ume,
pe
nce
aava
aeea
Msuoaea.en.eerMfs
potBtkg
out;
(he
ws'rnteg
sigas
yuipeaded
below
traffic,
signal.
Paul T.
Katgea,
premttiftl
4I
rector
for
the
Joha
B,
Roger
Pro-
curing
comptay,
I
la-
-
meat
wMh
the
Big
Spring
CtaUatUal
aaeaa-
-
tiva
rotnnl4ta
tantobt.
Hssgeu,
who
it,
doing
pfetiatta-tr-
y
work
aa
the
''Ceatwrataa'
to
be
presented
during
tha
Ceatea-nlt-
l
eelearatiea. arrired
her
yesterday.
Ma
is
ta
arteare
tertot
aad
rtcruR
total
Uleat
ta
be
used!
la,
the
tpaeutte.
r
Another
XogtM
(Ureetar
to
han-
dle tha
fiaat
reheartal
of
tbe
m-
-
gtaat
wtk
tota
Masaes,
tote,
this
month,
tha
pfetaattoatl
part
tela
out
zaMifweng.
Hfuadnda
at
ubn
wUl
ke.
ta.
totted
toaaa'
Big
gpriag.
tiatiiais
to
help
to
ataatog
tha
giitto'atp.H
ha .ttottst,
tTfie
rTittitriaaa
it
to
he
a
traa
aattottal
wiH
tog
aba
Bag
gprtog
eteer
aaBj--
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mim
TOOA
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i
On
Bill
Ukely
ToBerWdUp
25-i-
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Uti
The)
BowtTpagtjia
tt.
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a
bUl
to
raJhaa
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al
uiaimum
wam
frea
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hour
to
76,
m
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far
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