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IN LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS Texas Solons "Strongest Backers FROMUJBBOCK Model Chugs Along Toward Of Key JFK Administration Issues At Dallas 10. Foreign aid bill conference Fisher, Kilgore, Patman, Alger, Passed 260-132. Against: Beckworth, Brooks, For (supporting the administra- Bv MICHAEL MO SETT IG A vulsrnrhr'Journal Washington Burrau WASHINGTON Reps, Albert Thomas, Houston, and Homer tion): Beckworth, Brooks, Ikard, Thomberry, Austin, were Presi- Kilday Mahon Patmani Thomas, den Kenneys strongest Texas Thompson, Thomberry. backets 12 key votes during- Against: Burleson, Casey, Dow- tne last session of Congress. dy Fisher, Kilgore, Poage, Rogers, Reps.

Bruce AIrot, Dallas Re- Rutherford, Teague, Young, Alger, publican, John Dowdy, Athens. voting and unrecorded, opposed the administration every Wright. Ikard, Kilday, Mahon, Poage, Rutherford, Teague, Thomas, bock to Dallas today! Thompson, Thomberry, Wright. 1 H. P.

Broussard Funeral Pending I.EVELLAND Harding Phillip Broussard, 41 of Level land, died at 4:45 p.m. Monday in Funeral services for Mrs Wil- South Plains Hospital in Levelland Bert H. (Patsy Ruth) Carter, 23, 806 E. 25th who died about 7:15 p.m. Saturday, will be heldj at 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday in Bethel Tuesday Morning, October AVALANCHE-JOURNAL A-S Rites Wednesdavi For Mrs. Carter i The pair, Dick Watson and Earle Rogers against. Thompson were scheduled to leave Lubbock at 8 a.m. Monday Not voting and He had been hospitalized one day. Drivers of the car with, and continue their drive from Lub- A VPteran of World War II, Broussard had lived in Levelland four years, moving here from power plant operator and drive into Dallas about A.

M. E. Church. The Rev. W.

Wilson, pastor, is to officiate. Burial will be in Rrowntlelri. was employed under! T-. direction of Jamison Funeral for Pan Home. Peace Corps.

Passed 288-97. An autopsy has been ordered in postponed the start until 10 am. mie; a son, Mike, of the home: authorization Hmvever, broken GRUDGES not one against another, lest ye be James 5 9 It harms soul to bear a scorn or wilfully fellows and there's nothing to think evil or to For (supporting the can drive 1110 car- Hospital. Justice of the! secret grudge to get back tion): Beckworth, Brooks, coupe, only about 25-30 1 George H. McCleskey, who! Someone with whom Mahon, Patman, Rutherford, Tho-; miles per hour, their late start the he willi h.id a hr lives in i 1 mistooned driving on into Dallas Marines in San Diego, return an inquest verdict when 1 sordid nurses up time they were present, to vote, Public Works Appropriation.

was ahsentonce. Motion to recommit bill to Appro- rhomas and Thomberry voted pnations Committee with instruc- a gainst the administration only tj0ns to delete $4.225,000 for trans- mas, Thomberry. Wright. driving on into Dallas '1 via once rhornberry opposed the re- mjssjon lines for Upper Against: Burleson, Casey, Dow -1 Monday night. mrco sisters, Mrs.

Herbert Hiom- results of the autopsy are reported vision of the federal Communiea- pjVer Basin project and to pro- dy, Fisher, Kilgore, Poage, Tea-! Dub Newsom, president of the as- row.ey, Mrs. Ralph him in 10 days to two weeks, tions Commission while fhomas 1 hibit Federal Government con-gue. Citizen's Band Radio s' Survivors include her husband; was against the administration miction of lines connecting power Not voting but paired for: Club, said Watson and depressed areas plants in project with major Not voting but paired against: called from Seymour about wer markets. Rejected 182-225. Rogers, Alger.

pm, Monday and reported they, Mrs. Offers kep. t.eorge Mahon, Lubbock. por (opposing the administra- Not voting and voted the administration on tion): Burleson, Casey, Dowdy ,1 Thompson, Young. They were scheduled to arrive Uftrrai Held at a motel in Fort Worth about 3 a.m., today and then go into Dallas FIX) YD ADA (Special) later, arriving about 10 a.m., New services for Mrs.

Mary Ann Rog- ff IV som pr8, resident of Floydada 50 Kens Hold ar Maneuvers Watson, 501 77th and years, were held at 3 p.m. Mon- Thompson, a farmer friend from Harmon Funeral Home rn XWT Hale Center, are carrying a two- here. I I III I rCSSllFP till ray radi0- ThP Wilmon, retired tveiital Dies equipped Model in Texas Baptist minister, and the Rev. A. seven of the 12 issues.

The compilation was made by i 4 ci- if i Congressional Quarterly, an 1 pendent research organization, on 12 votes considered key tests of administration support. Reps, Jim Wright, Fort Worth, and Paul Kilday, San Antonio, voted only against the FCC revision. Kilday was unrecorded once! and Wright missed four votes. BERLIN told a news House Speaker Sam Rayburn, divisions of the Warsaw -Pact not here to watch West 1 Bonham, never votes except to nations, including Soviet troops: Berlin citizens being shot. We break a tie.

equipped with atomic are not going to be intimidated Key Senate rockets, Monday carried out war by Communist threats along the On key Senate votes Sen. Ralph maneuvers in East Germany Yarborough opposed the move that put more Brandt did not disclose whatr communi- had no surviving relatives, ed areas bill and backed the the West. i.etion he planned. Asked if he club whllc ministration on 11 other issues, Berlin itself, Lord Mayor would equip the West Berlin po- her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Hodge. 805 E. 25th five sisters. Lee Kirby, Lorine Hodge, Julia Mae Hodge, Josephine Adams and Myrtle Sneed; two brothers, John Lee Hodge and Ralph Hodge all of Lubbock, and four children, all of the home. Head Of Hertz and harbors in your heart and see that A kindly course of thought pursue.

JULIEN C. HYER Rufus illiams Kites Are Set FLOYDADA (Special) Funeral services for Rufus Claybum Ralls Hites Set Wednesday For Mrs. Oei! Heed RALLS (Special) Funeral Services for Mrs. Cecil A. Reed.

31, killed in an automobile accident early Sunday, will be at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Emma Church Christ here with D. Lawrence, officiating. Burial will be in Ralls Cemetery under direction of Carter Funeral Home.

Husband Injured Mrs. Reed's husband, also injured in the accident, remainr-d poor condition Monday night at Methodist Hospital. The accident occurred as the in which they were riding plunged over a cliff near Buffalo Lakes early Sunday. The couple was found by four youths about 2:30 a. m.

Sunday. The teenagers had gone to the (lake to fish and heard the husband's cries for help. Halls Resident Mrs. Reed, sister-in-law of State Sen, Preston Smith, was thrown from the car before it dived over the cliff. Mrs.

Reed was a life time Ralls resident. I Williams, 59, resident of Floydada' will be Daniel Ro- since 1955, will be at 2 p. m. today Adkins, Bill Watson observed as he J. Holster, pastor of Bible Bap- LOS ANGELES (UPI) John at Trinity Baptist Church in Lub- 4 Jt 1 brough, Raymond Gilbreath, Bob Kim- tist Church, Floydada, officiated'Daniel Hertz, founder of the bock.

hrough, b. L. Anderson, Charles When of the Lubbock; Burial was in Floydada Cemetery. Hertz Car Rental System and yel-j Officiating will be the Rev. Mel- Grey anrl JoP a11 of Citizen Band Radio Club heard of Mrs.

Rogers died at 6 p.m. Sun-'iow Cab, died Sunday night Ratheal, pastor. Burial Hill II I the prorjosed trip, they offered to day in People's Hospital here after 1 Ms home. He was 82. be in Morton Cemetery at Morton Satll I litirdu ell install a radio in the vintage car, an illness of several months.

She' In addition to forming the cariunder direction of Harmon Funeral rental and taxi systems, Hertz here, also was a leader in the develop-; Williams died at 10 p. m. Sun-1 Hites Wednesday Sen. John Tower opposed the wuiy Brandt angrily threatened administration on all key tests t0 take action to stop Commu- since he came to Washington in police guarding the Commu- lice with heavier weapons he! WaLson- who thp cm sA- inmni Yn president Dub it a Falk Mud. We do not intend to doiNewsom instanation I alls 1 I ndnruftAfl ment of air travel, at his home here after an' 1 nclrrwoort shares 0( ot three months.

Bom in Coleman, Williams mov- 'Barawell, World Airlines stock in 1936, say- services for Sam B. 76 3315 20th who TZ radio Saturday and instructed WICHITA FALLS (AP)-V V. L.j tw'o years airplanes nwving to Floydada. Hospital after extended ed to LublKx-k in im where he P- m- Sunda-V in St. Mary Hospital after an extended Survivors include his wife; a sllness- have bwn tentatively set Committee from 12 to 15.

217-212. Underwood, 67, fine arts editor of operate with the regularity of; in Oayhum E. Williams, Lub- A Wednesday in Rix IwSl Hiatutl J11110- inist wall dividing the city from discuss the matter with the Here are the 12 roll calls: Shooting West Berliners Watson on how to operate it, 1. To enlarge the House Rules Hml At WiAita Falls Times and ears and coast-to Home Chapel. rm, radio club will be invited ord-News for many years, died in passenger planes will be almost V' uoromv tj j.

Brami- were dSZTby a wS to participate in the ra- a hospital Monday as For the Gate firrt a wammg shot spokesman as "veiled for Ort. 2S and both of Fort Worth; relatives. Burial wffl be Pat Ruth from a niachine pistol at a West I in an effort to exert pres-j" vf up rPtired in 1 5 anfl Garland Lockaby, Restnaven Memorial Park, day, Mahon, I at man, Poage, Luth- ohotosrranher who sneaked kwtp on the West The 28 Com-! He retired in 195o as 1 hairmaL four sten-dautrh Bardwell moved to the hamer 10 divisions are morel "And il wP havetrouble. we his wile, Hem Mrs Besaii Jewell C. Post a rth The Dhotoeranher ran the entire strength ot lhf ea somebody to a-ilene, and one son.

Dan. established Yellow Cab in Fort Wotth. Mrs. Favp established the towit Port and Against. Beckworth, Burleson, ter us, the auto dealer laughed.j 19L).

naUas- ivh been associated with Post in- Dowdy, Fisher, Kilgore, 0, the But he didn't anticipate any diffi- of a starter, since Watson prefers. Funeral services are Rendon, both of retirement in Grain, Program At least two West BerlinersSalso bogan one if it. museum-piece vef o.avo.d bwh(Bi Administration emergency believed wounded in shoot -1 postwar maneuvers Monday. A Alger. found a grease seal leak son John D.

Hertz and two feed program. Passed 209 on the border of the Ameri- spokesman said the maneuvers 202 ran sector Sunday night. Four (which will involve 33,000 troops, For (supporting the administra- West Berlin youths were arrested were designed to give command- KWatson added can-t on': Brooks. Ikard, Kilday, Ma- with their four East Berlin girl ers and staffs practice in han- wrU spp the look on Only one stop for fuel was one of the back wheels and in- daughters, ned. The Model tank holds asserted a piece of leather to stop' proximately 10 gallons.

that, Watson said Other Adjustments tion); Brooks. Ikard, Kilday, Ma-iwwn inur msi Benin giniera ana siaus pracucei in nan- (Q on peorfe-. Bands in the brakes and trans hon, Patman, Poage, Rogers, Tho- tnends while trying to tsca battlefield up to tteStat mission mas, Thompson, Thomlaro. from, KasiBerlin duding the use of smaller. Young.

The West Berlin police, i clear-armed units Against: Beckworth, Burleson. Casey, Dowdy, Fisher, Rutherford SPHIIXG Teague, Alger. Not voting but pidred against V. I). Ross, lilies Scheduled liams, Ralls; Johnny the development of Hoydada; and J.

D. Post townsite, he also manag- Baviown; a sister, Mrs. John Post mterests in Garza Crowley, Floydada; and six grand- Hockley Counties. children. Scurrv Pioneer (Special) Fun-! Kilgore.

Not voting and unrecorded: Wright. 3. Minimum wage bill. Ayres- Kitchen amendment raising wage to $1.15 instead of $1.25. Also ex tended minimum wage but not overtime coverage to 1,300,000 workers instead of extending both Heavy Legal Traffic Stalk Priai Of Accused Slaver be a problem, he said.

heard of people cutting know if this thing can make it up up plowlines to replace those eral services for V. Ross, iCCS Suited the ramp of the hotel parking transmission Watson said, who farmed seven miles north- pair of pliers and a little bal- of Hale Center, will be at SNYDER (Special) Funeral He bought the car about ing wire could be used to over- m- today in Mavdield Baptist services for Mrs. Pvhoda fioat- weeks ago from Walter Krueger haul most parts of the Hale Center. wright Hutcheson. 94, pioneer resi- T14 Ave, Q.

Watson said Krueger; The Model has only two for-: T. L. Bond, pastor, purchased the auto from the es- ward gears, low and high. There 1Y. Bunal be in tate of the original owner, who! are three pedals on the floor.

The Plainview Memorial Park under only drove it about nine months left one is for forward gears, pCtion WWWI.Y siri friend Donna an invalid. the Hi-Plafns in Hale I Ci SPRING 1 Mane Stone, smiled only oncei The Model T. was placed in stor- gear and at the right is a brake ha(j bpon ior severaj He opened up the Post lands in Hockley county for the development of Levelland as a townsite. Widely known among agricultural and livestock men over a wide area of the Southwest, Bardwell moved to Lubbock in 1928 and maintained direction of the Post interests from here. The Matterhorn, dent of Scurry County who died most famous peak, was first at 5:10 a.m.

Monday at her in 18(5. in Big Spring, will be at 2 p.m.------------------------------------------------ today in Bell Funeral Home chapel I The Rev. Walter Mitchell BCSt lOf of First Baptist Church in Snyder, minimum wage and overtime co- trial for accused slayer John Ed- during the day-long court session, age, a a steam-heated brick home pedal. The spark lever at the left weeks verage to 4 311 000. Passed 216-203.

win Myers stalled Monday in! Myers was indicted by a How- in San Francisco, for 35 years be- of the steering wheel must be ad- Ross an(J hjs move(j officiate. Burial will be in For (opposing administration); heavy legal traffic, which County Grand Jury in fore eventually arriving in Lub- vanced to start the car. The gas this area in 1924 from Ryan Okla Cemetery. Beckworth, Burleson, Casej Dow tured exchanges between'the fatal shooting of hitchhiker bock. feed lever is on the right of the was' a natjVP Df wise County Korn in Johnson County, Tex.

For dandruff and itchy icafp dy, Fisher, Ikard, attorneys and an unsuccessful de-j Arthur Lee DcKraai, 35, of Ottum- An original 1918 license plate is wheel. Survivors include his wife; IIutchpson moved to Scurry; Hair Tonic satisfies, or bock. Teague. Thompson, fense motion for a mistrial. Iowa.

on the back of the car. and the Watson is making the trip to Mrs James Camp- County in 1877. She had been a For a clean tcalp and lustrous Young, Alger. Prosecutor Gilford Jones said it front bears a California horseless purchase used cars for his busi- and Miss Odessa Ross bothimember of First Baptist Church hair Against; Brooks, Patman, Rog-would probably take or threel Authorities said DcKraai was rarrjago license plate. The car ness here.

He said he plans to run oi Hale Center; two sons, Wayne, Ihere for 50 ers Thomas, Thornberrv. before' a jury is empan- tho Iast of persons killed by won a gold cup at a San Francis- the Model through an auto auc- Plamview and Ross Jr I Survivors include two daughters, Not voting but paired for Kil- eled. fhp durinK a co auto show in 1956, tion at Dallas, and that if no one Hale Center; two brothers, Dwight Mrs. Willard Handhn, Big Spring, gore, Not voting and unrecorded. Musl-tche Miming irom to Texas.

tv car is powered by its origi- buys it he will drive it back to oss Andrews, and J. W. Ross, and Mrs. Ponder Roberson. Okla- Kilday, Wright.

Myers minus mustache and, barren Burnett, former district naj pngjnc) and still has Friday. Brownfield; and six City; two sons, G. and Depressed Ar vm sideburns and a few at Midland and Of course, head and driving the Model for J. Amarillo; a brother, B. W.

4 Depressed areas bill. Passed lighter than when he was ar- lights were installed for the the heck of he said, he- American book clubs sell more Boatwright, California; 11 grand- DANDRUFF Baker's Shampoo. Adv 221-193. For the administration! Beckworth, Brooks, Kilday, Patman, Thompson, Thomberry', Wright, Young Against: Burleson, Casey, Dowdy, Fisher. Ikard, Kilgore, Mahon.

Poage, Rogers, Rutherford, Teague, Thomas, Alger. 5. Resolution disapproving President's reorganization of the Federal Communications Commission, Passed 323-77. For (opposing the Beckworth, Brooks, Burk rested Sept. 1 at Midland with his claiming Myers was sWU in jaunt, sides, old folks and kids will get than 80 million copies of books by children and 14 great-grandchil- pf)stponement of the trial.

Defense attorneys also filed mo-! tions to liave the girl tried first! since both of them were charged; in connection the same Myers and Donna Marie also DETROIT (APi Negotiators are accu.sed of in the deaths of for the Ford Motor Co. and the Bal'ard, 47, and his daugh- Unitetl Auto Workers Union an- ter, Carole. 11, near Belleville, nounced agreement on two major during their Illinois to-Texas problems Monday night and said triP IT HERE! The New Dave Gardner Album "AIN'T THAT U. V. BLAKE Record Center SH4-6272 2401 34th Progress Shown )n Two IsMirs Foni.

I nion son, Casey, Dowdy, Fisher, Ikard. only two stumbling blocks re- Kilday, Kilgore, Mahon, Patman, mained in the path of a settie- Poiige, Rogers, Rutherford. Tea- ment of the nationwide Ford gue, Thompson, Thomberry, strike that began last Tuesday, (Jlv I init ial Against Thomas. voting and g. 6 1 mied: Al- mirri Funeral arrangements for Mrs ending dent, said, art' going to drive for a settlement in advance of the Ford National Council meeting Rachels 64 216 E.

37th BUI Thursday" bill authorizing Karlirr Keuthcr liad summoned iM' announ Sanders lu- billion for four years. Passed 235- the 180-member Council to ITS progress toward an agreement on Mrsc Hathels diod about 11:15 For (supporting the administra a three-year national contract Sunday at her home. She hao tion) Beckworth, Broote, Ikard, with Ford been senously ill two weeks. Kilday, Patman. Poage, Ruther- got plenty of 2 V2; was a fonner longtime resi- ford, Thomas, Thompson, Hiorn- (javs Reu-i of N.

C. and was Wright, Young lhrr newsmen, following a 10- a 1 mf7lber of the i Against: Burleson, minute session early Monday eve- nlt( dy. Fisher. Kilgore. Mahon, Ro- Teague, Alger gen Extension Act of ning Reuther said the two remaining Survivors are four sons, 514 E.

37th Hoyt, 216 E. 37th 7. lax Rate issues were additional company- 19bl. Alger ninllJ)M paid full-time union represent- to Ways and Means Committee 1 with instruction? cent tax on ra Aubrey and Robert, both of Means Committee Marshall Walser, Lexingto to repeal 10 per 'lnd and Mr. Morte Wood, Amarillo: il, air.

water and i'1'1 sister Mrs. Henry Slaydon, Le ion uv: Agreements were reached in the brief session on problems involving outside contracting of tool work and outside con- bus travel. Reject(xl, For (opposing the administration); Beckw'orth, Dowdy, Alger. Against: Brooks. Burleson, Ca- and pisher, Ikard, Kilday, Kil- trading of maintenance work.

gore, Mahon, Patman, Poage, Ro-, gers. Rutherford, Teague, Thomas Solons Fo Thompson. Thomberry, Wright Not voting but paired against I 1 On KxrCUtioil Young. AKC For 62 ATlaANTA Gov. Ernest Mrs.

Marshall Walser, Lexington, a x- ington; two brothers, Bryant Creed and Lindsey Creed, both of Mt Airy, N. 24 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Midland Pair Held In Check Law Violations Check law violation charges; filed here Monday against: S. Atomic Knrrcy t.ommis.sion Monday a teL, Midland arrested' authorization for 1962. Motion tc State Legislature the in Hobbs MM as reject Senate amendment authnro- whether a IS-yi-arold Negro a Midland'bilrgla'o a ing mi lion to add eleitm should Georgias ago, CUntv Ally.

AltonGrtl-I generating facilities to the Han- chair. 1 ford, Wash producing Vandiver said will grant a charged were Sarah Ann Ste- reactor. Passed stay of execution to condemned wart 18 and Billv Eugene Sage, (opposing trie administra murderer Preston Cobb if no 23 tion): Casey, Fisher, Rogers, other delay is forthcoming, to givej Sage is named in a federal white! lies the Li-gislature a chance after th complaint, accocding to Against Leckwoim, 1 fjrst voar (0 Dass on Qeor- vw Wio-hfmyer, Al-j iiwport- -ninmm-nn Thnrn ieu muss Sage from to; lMlr No one under Ifi has been for purposes of prostitution! berry, rign. Georgia since the elee- in earlv Auexist. 'H1" trie chair was installed at Reids- Hobbs officers said Sage is 1 Villi on vil5e state 1930.

BuLed there and the woman and an- i "i hmiiri fobb, convicted of slaying a 70- other Midland man. Wayne Floyd, whether bill shou he Monti- have been turned over to Midland F01 tsupporting the administra Thom- scheduled to die Sc'pt. 22. Against: i first of the year to pass on Geor- official Rohert Rightmyer, Poa'gc tord, minimura allegedly i of 11 ed Miss Sage from Lubbock -at compact prices See "MR. ED" on TV 5:30 p.m.

Sleek, slim new Fine-line as much inside room as the most expensive luxury cars made! A new, longer 113-inch wheelbase for all 4-door Lark sedans gives you real Big Car room both front and rear for the biggest hats, broadest shoulders, longest legs. And to help you in and out, you get high, wide doors; flush floors with no floor wells; and comfort-high, contour- tilted seats. You step in or cut in one easy motion. Yours only in the new Lark! biff car comfort at compact prices FLOW KKS ATTRAIT tion): Kilday, Thomas, berry, Young. Against: Beckworth, Brooks Burleson.

Casey, Dowdy. Fisher UNIVERSITY PARK. Ikard Mahon, Patman, Poage, of the number Rogers Rutheriord, a of men, women and children who Thompson, Alger. visit the Pennsylvania State Uni. Not voting but paired against: Kilgore.

Not voting and unrecorded: Wright. versity's all-America flower gardens each year run as high as 100,000. The blooms reach their peak in August and September. 'Pie trio have been named in charges filed in connection with a burglary of Clothiers, Mid Pa. land, with more than 55,000 worth of merchandise missing Oct.

2. Griffin said the co 1 a i against the woman is in connection with a $5 check to Supermarket, Aug 8 and the charge against Sage Is in connection with a S20 check to Sept. 25. SEE IT TODAY AT YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER! BOB ROBERTSON AUTOS 1220 19th St. Lubbock P03-9515.