The Austin American from Austin, Texas • 13

TT" fV -T 1 1 The Austin American Austin, Texas, Friday, October 19, 1962 Page 13 Green Acres Gels Top Prize KANSAS CITY (AP) Th i if -f 3 rw 3 Green Acres stock farm near Lockney, Texas took top honors in sheep Judging at the American Royal Live Stock Siow. if si State Employes Should Be Paid On Basis of Abilities: Youngblood The farm, owned by -MP- Paul Kropp, was named premier Southdown exhibitor and showed "(I 0 the champion ram and ewe In the 1 ouuuiuown aivision. sponsibility of our state employes Bill Youngblood, Republican candidate for representative, should be limited to the routines Place 2, in a 15 minute telecast New tablets fit pocket or purse! I directed the statements to more State employes were told Thursday night that they were better qualified than anyone else to help shape state government. And, that they should be paid according to individual abilities and job requirements. of their respective duties.

You can be of much greater service than than 7,000 state employes who that Your experience, judgment live in Travis County. "I do not believe that the re- and leadership are needed in shaping our state government, is i i CHECKS COMMON DIARRHEA I "I consider it a grave travesty i oJBmk Ji 4, DISTRESS -FAST I of American principles to stifle the voices and efforts of men and women who know more about our government than anyone else," he UPI Telephoto GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES, WIVES, FACE DALLAS LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS From left, Jack Carswell, Constitution Party; John Connally, Democratic, and Jack Cox, Republican. Unusual Non-Partisan Rally said. FRIDAY AND SfiTIIRnflY HI' til y'-i Youngblood said he would work MIT Will WIS VII I to remove all the restrictions that prohibit public employes' partic ipation in public life. "I am asking you to do more Ladies Take Polities Spotlight than just help me get elected.

Women's and Teens Corduroy and Utility Just tell us how much you need to pay old bills, for home improvements, car repairs, for all your seasonal expenses! Phone before noon to arrange for your money the same day. want your advice, guidance and support in an all-out effort to se cure full recognition of state peo ple as professional, dedicated ca reer people who are also appre ciated as citizens, he said. OXFORDS ACTUAL 1.99 VALUE Youngblood, a former state em ploye for nearjy seven years as two Texas governors, decried LOANS UP TO $2000 administrative assistant under two Texas governors, decried "political charlatans" who prom ise token wage increases that would be tossed into the legisla I tive hopper during the dying days of the session. All FIRST QUALITY FINANCE CORPORATION of Austin He stated he would seek to pro vide incentive raises under the WHITE BLACK GOLD GREEN lob classification act. He com 115 West Fifth St.

GR 6-6312 mended the authors of the pro gram, but said he felt it needed from the Democratic Party, Connally said he did not believe in "picking up your marbles and going home just because you don't get your own way." Both Cox and Connally expressed themselves in favor of the two per cent sales tax voted by the Legislature last year, but both would remove some inequities. Connally said he was unalterably opposed to a personal income tax which is the alternative. Cox said he thinks the sales tax, with adjustments, can meet the state's requirements for the next several years. One question on national affairs, "What do you think of the UN as a peace keeper," got into the box. Cox said the UN had failed as a peace keeper, citing the Laos situation, Cuba and Berlin.

Connally said he thought the armed might of the US had kept the peace, and that no one could measure the effectiveness of the UN, but if offers a forum for exchange of views. Each candidate was given a two minute chance to say why he wanted to be Governor of Texas. Briefly stated, each said he thought he could provide the leadership and meet the revision. Bouncy Crept Soles. Cushioned Arch Supports SIZES 5 TO 8K2 ONLY By SAM WOOD The Austin American Staff DALLAS Three strikingly beautiful women went on display in Statler Hilton grand ballroom Thursday noon in the political fashion show of the year.

Their husbands, each a candidate for governor, proved incidental. The unusual occasion was a non partisan political rally sponsored by the Dallas League of Women Voters. In the nonpartisan atmosphere, kept that way by careful ground rules and a stop watch, the candidates offered nothing new in most general election campaign in history. The ground rules even su-pressed the women who came in their fall finery. They held in check the rival Republican and Democratic lasses who had contested with one another to have the largest partisan group present at the non-partisan luncheon.

Doing the talking, but closely limited by time, were John Connally, Democrat; Jack Cox, Republican and Jack Carswell, Constitution Party. Looking their very best which did not seem to be difficult were Mrs. Connally in green, Mrs. Carswell in red and Mrs. Cox in a beige outfit that prompted one Dallas newspaper society girl to comment, "It is the exact color of her eyes." It is doubtful if there was a person in the room who has not already picked his or her choice in the Nov.

6 election. Therefore it must have been gratifying in keeping with the non-partisan theme, that the three parties in Texas have kept alive the tradition of a beautiful woman in the Texas mansion. In this soothing setting, there was an uneasy feeling that John Connally and Jack Cox, both of whom are reaching that critical stage in a hotly contested campaign when nerves become jittery, would have jumped at the chance to claw at one another's eyes. The candidates came into Dallas from widely separated areas, but were acutely aware that in the past few days, each has sharpened the verbal needle. If any candidate stole the show, it was Jack Carswell of Houston, the Constitution Party candidate, practically unknown in Dallas, who poked considerable dry humor at the representatives of the parties: "The old parties whose campaigns mean nothing more than who is In this year and who is out next year." It can be truthfully said that Carswell was the only one of the trio who drew non-partisan applause.

He had nothing In the way of organizational support to start with. Avery Mays, president of Dallas Chamber of Commerce, was moderator. The candidates drew for the order of their seven minute presentation, and for the order in which they would answer questions submitted from the floor, limiting their answers to two minutes each. The time-keeper, Mrs. Donald E.

Sanders, of the Dallas League, was unyielding with the gaveL The opening statements especially gave Connally and Cox the opportunity to stick unswervingly to their theme songs. Connally put. emphasis on the challenge of the times to furnish leadership in government and brain power in industry through improved educational facilities. Cox, handicapped by a sore throat, gave federal encroachment on the powers of the state less vocal emphasis than usual. Carswell stood strong for the Constitution.

Six questions filtered through to the candidates. Being in Dallas one would expect the first question to a 1 1 for a stand on Love Field, but it was for an expression on the Trinity passage to the Gulf. Connally was for it, and believed such a project would be worthy of federal participation because it is a navigable stream. Cox said he would rather know who owns the land to be improved and made more valuable before he committed himself. Carswell did not think the Trinity project should be developed unless it is a 100 per cent Texas affair.

On repeal of the poll tax Connally voiced his support and pointed out it is a strong plank in the Democratic platform. Cox would have the Legislature submit an amendment to the constitution and if the poll tax is repealed he would provide a strong revision of the election laws to guarantee honest elections. Carswell is for the poll tax as is. Whether the candidates would support the national nominees and the platform of his party in 1964: Cox brought applause from his partisans when he said he would not commit himself to support nominees or platforms until he knows how or what they are. Connally got the Democratic hand when he said he had always been a Democrat, and always supported the ticket and would support the Democratic nominees in 1964.

On this occasion, Connally slipped in one of the few stingers that got into the carefully controlled situation. Obviously referring to Cox's defection FOR School. Gym. Work. Dating.

Street. And Casual Wear. OPEN Saturday 1.1 VI. iiMr- Mm mm 11 I TTTTTTTTTT SH EFTALLS ALLAIMLE VILLAGE PLAYGROUND Complete LI 1 FIRST TIME this famous brand has been offered CHINA 25 50 WATCHES 218 FINE WATCHES TO BE SOLD AT SPACE SAVER PRICES DIAMOND WATCHES at such A RECORD LOW PRICE! I JJ Q33i OFF 1 soy Reo both uAeeus J. I UP TO JOHANN HAY I LAND FLINTRIDGE PAUL McCOBB DESIGNS OFF CRYSTAL JEWELRY SELECTION OF MEN'S AND LADIES' JEWELRY TIFFIN OFF at'" 4 to y2 OFF A COMPLETE Exciting Playground Right in Your Own Backyard for 10 or More Youngsters! CAL ST LAMBERT SILVER (INCLUDES LATEST ARRIVALS ENGLISH ANTIQUES) HOLLOWARE The most important ingredient in these vitamins is Squibb! DIAMONDS .78 CARAT SOUTAIRE REGULARLY $300.

NOW $300. (THAT'S RIGHT) SHEFTALL'S DIAMONDS ARE NEVER MARKED DOWN Ktp 'tn ham in their own backyard and kep 'm happy with this complete playground. Best of all It's priced to make it painleu to your budget! It's built strong enough for adults so h's safer for children. Absolutely first quality all the way and a terrific value! Use Our Christmas Lay-Away! $1 Down and Only $1 a Week! 200 quality control tests, is designed to assure you that every capsule has full label potency when you take it just as it had when tested at the laboratory. And Vigran isn't expensive.

Itsvita-min protection costs less than 3 cents a day in bottles of 100. If you value your family's well-being, give Delivered in Carton-Easy To Assemble priceless ingredient in Vigran is theSquibbname ahouseholdword for the finest in quality for 104 years. No wonder it's one of the best multivitamins you can buy! Just one Vigran capsule provides you with the vitamins you normally require daily plus extra amounts of the important vitamins often called the energy vitamins. Squibb rigid quality control, including more than )JL SORRY, NO LAYAWAYS WE NEED THE SPACE TO REMODEL CHARGE IT NOW! FOR CHRISTMAS YOU WILL BE BILLED AS OF JAN. 10, 1963 Squibb them the best-get them Vigran multi-vitamins.

LABORATORIES tiiutut division Clin Ask your Druggist about Squibb OMEGA, MOVADO, PATEK-PHILIPPE WATCHES Excluded Now in CUR HEW STORE si 219 E. 5th Si. A AA 1 -nifflnal IF".