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El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 3

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El Paso, Texas
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Friday Apill 15 1955 EL PASO HERALD-TOFT Paw Thrr- Hardware Center Ready in Valley Th Nursery and Hardware Cen Move for Full Probe Of State General Land Office Brl-Pt Alilln Bura AUSTIN April Moves were under way today In both House and Senate to push a complete Investigation of the General Land Office as It was administered for 16 years under Bascom Giles I The Senate approved an amend- fetonv carrying a $2000 to $5000 ment by Senator Wayne Wagon- Qoi and two to five veari in the Miter of Bowie calling on its in- penitentiary VAct era i 0 imita A WAnJA' ter at 7744 North Loop road will WK ft Jk mat wiJ I Hp JH 9 ft jafl I -B open tomorrow It is a business which combines a complete garden center with hardware The buildin of modern archi tecture was designed by Daniel A Hammond owner and manager A paved area al the front provides parking for about SO cars Each variety of plant is marked the Veteran IanH Rni rii nU-i A reIated resolution by Repre sentative Obie Jones has been with the common and botanical gation to take in all operations of 1 IT lnH ff gauieiuig uu me nuuw Smart Litlle Girls Pedd Their ears BICYCLE SUITS Turtle Print Cotton Blouse Solid Color Bermuda Shori Knee-hi Helenc Stretch Box $795 1 Piece St Two built for a bicycle! th bopi nus knee length socks Peter Pan colSi? lared cap-sleeved blouse Front zip-'j pered elastic back Bermuda short Leather closed self belt Nylon1? stretch socks Great fun for pedaling or playing 7-14 It would require legislatori to Asks Hearing statements disclosing whether they In the House Representative D'eVer represented anvbody before Hardeman of Denison wrote the the Veterans Land Board for a Appropriations Committee asking names and information about its growth and price There ia a large section with painting supplies and accessories Adjoining this is the wallpaper section fishing supplies guns and ammunition tools of all kinds for a quick hearing on his bill ailing on State Auditor Cav-I IN CONCERT Mr and Mrs Val Hill will be featured with the Texas Western College Symphonic Band in its annual sprinq concert Sunday at 3 in Maoroffin Auditorium Mrs Hill will play two solo numbers Mr Hill Is quest conductor plumbing and electrical supplies ness to make such an investigation Bill Calling Shivers The bill introduced sevral weeks ago hai been held up because it In Land Probe Killed makes a special appropri tion and the general appropriations bill hasl Hrrid-Poi uim Burnu not been passed- ALST1N April (5 Represents to report back to the House that administer it wai approve hy the jthe resolution not pass House Committee on Constitutional I Amendments I The resolution for the amendment lis by Lane of Wharton i Representative Lane's resolution and miscellaneous haidware il Stmt nstoi mm Ciaincs Turner who dropped a pistol to the pavement when 1 he was stopped for a traffic law violation according to a police report was fined $100 and court costs in i County Court-at-Law Governor and the attorney genet al The House investigating commit-tee in a prelininary report recom-mended that the program he liq The bill orignally set a $500000 tlve Cllrtls Ford'' resolution "in-Impropriation but Representative V1ln8" Governor Shivers Attorney Reorganized Land Board Hardeman said he expected to General John Ben Shepperd and i Monev cale that down in committee Bascom Giles to appear before the vvoula oeT CXTra 'Mr Cavness tells me he thinks HtHlse as a committee of the wholej Hfralrt-Pm Austin Hiirrau would substitute two citizens to be he can do it for $250000" he said an1 "Plain their administration of I AUSTIN April 15 An amend-appointcd hy the Governor one to Drop In 3u-kef the Veterans Land Board got the ment giving the Veterans Land be "well versed" in finances and "The operation of the Land Of expected death blow from the Board another $100 million to con-the other in veteran affairs to fice covering the school lands and House stat Affairs Committee tinua the program but changing the serve on the land board with the The committee voted unammoua- makeup of the board which would land commissioner instead of the uidated other vast state properties is so Girls' )u Shop Fourth Floor huge that the Veterans land program wai only a drop in the bucket said Representative Hardeman "The land commissioner is given great discretionary poweri in administering all that wealth belonging to the state We should find out the facta" Senator Wagonseller a'tached his amendment to Senator Jimmy Phillips' resolution extending the life of the investigating committee until May 10 "If there has been stealing in one department of the Land Office it probably goes further" said Senator Wagonseller Rep Hardeman said he felt that the auditor making his own in Job vestigation between legislative ses- -'i i sions could make the results public I CoOfli I OlDltU from time to timp without th no- essity of 'laving any legislative committee near evidence The i-v A I House veterans land investigation HA i It immitlop'i trm o-4a tiitVt less ion STRIPED TOREADOR PANTS! Fee Disclosing Bill Before Texas Solons SOLID-COLOR SLEEVELESS BLOUSE STRIPED BALLET SLIPPERS! Herald-Poll Amtln Buret! AUSTIN April 15 Legislators ann otner puDlic officials prac 12 pece cef SS i i i i L-olortuI and striking licorice ticing before state boards and agencies would have to disclose their clients and their fees under a bill introduced by Senator William Shireman of Corpus Christi The bill ia a step toward carrying out recent recommendations of the Cuero Grand Jury which called for legislation to control "influence peddling" before state bodies under the guise of legal work The Shireman bill does not keep senators and representatives from practicing before state agencies It merely requires them to disclose the facts Any elected or appointed public official making an agreement to represent a client before any state body would have to file a sworn statement with the secretary of striped Toreador pants topped by a solid color blouse footnoted by striped ballet slippers Jump in zip and you're ready for gardening shopping vacationing patio-ing or just plain loafing Pink Navy or Black Sizes 10-16 SSml aaiafl aB Hu'l HaKaa aa eaaaft SB AlaaMak MfmmWm WISIKssms BLOUSE AND SKIRT in Cool Spui Rayon Skirt $098 state naming his client his fee and the nature of his work The statement would have to be filed within 10 days after the agreement was made Failure to -file it would be Blouse $298 Sportsu car Second Floor II tTVff MM I 1 1 Light-hearted separates especially nice because the spun rayon shuns wrinkles keeps its frosh lustre after many washings Red or navy piped collar and pockets on white blouse Full skirt of unpressed pleats Red on White Blouse with Black skirt Navy on White with Navy Blouse 30 38 Skirt 10-16 First loot Annex Suitor Plum Fairy PINAFORES In (Oil on or ylon Thru firit tiiit footstep will be tilren with-p-'o'e In dtlnt pineforei of crisp orsjeno'y or Ml WWK LEISURE COAT MlS AND PATIO DRESS W4 '''i-r'v In Cool Crisp Cotton 4 4 ny fotet Uc trnni nylon Wide skirts Mihes en'hantinrj captivating! A) Mylon afore rose embroidered bodice lc tr-mmeo1 neck rd skirt hem Self a-h Maize Pink nr Blue 1 18 mo 3 98 B) White Oqndy Pif'ore front apron ro embrolde'ed Ld trimmed Kevt-napeH Mstchm Wnnet fe II mot MM $C95 EACH Pretty enoutgb to pick tiny little roses rambling over both dress and coat Wear the Patio dress morning or night flattering with its drawstring neck and pockets quickly donned with its zip front Vear the Coat for Brunch or th9 breezes toss it oer the dress Whit wihS Ptei First Floor Annex Fourth Floor.

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