Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 30

EVANS, MARCH RAP JESTER FOR BALLOT LISTS, SURPLUS iy the United Preti Texts' their meeting with the voters only 11 days away kept i steady hand on the pulse today with i former gover nor and the state'i present chief executive catching the bulk of the candidate's ire. Gov. Beauford H. -Jester, however, missed much of the wordy criticisms thrown his way by the other candidates in the governor's race. Jester was attending the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, riding herd on his "stop Truman' Texas delegation.

He was on the receiving end of plenty of criticism from two pther gubernatorial candidates yesterday--Caso March, Baylor law professor, and Roger Q. Evans. March charged in Lufkin that ballots for the July 24 primary election had been "rigged' in favor of Jester and promised a "thorough investigation" into the arrangement of names on the ballot. He charged that Jester's name was first in "about 90 per cent of the cases" in ballots he had sampled over the state "I don't believe old curly locks could have been that lucky," he said. The law professor planned to visit Longview, Kilgore and "deep 1 East Texas" communities today.

EVANS HITS Evans, with a charge that "Texas teachers are having to borrow money to live on because the state hasn't paid off," took his campaign into East East-Gulf and North Texas communities. Scoring the present governor's administration for what he called its "get rich quick" $80 million surplus, Evans charged that "everyone can get rich that way- it's simple." The race for junior U. S. Senator from Texas--the. seat that W.

Lee O'Daniel declined to seek again- still drew its barrage of charges and counter charges with forme, Coke Stevenson receiving most of the attention. 'NO FoousH Stevenson, meanwhile, warned that "You are going to hear a lo of foolish and unfounded talk abou the Senate race" between now am the primary but promised that 4i will endeavor to make sure tha none of this foolish talk comes from Coke Stevenson." In a talk in Longview yesterday, the former governor said that he hoped the Democratic nationa platform, being drawn up at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, would declare in favor of state ownership and control of the tidelands. He also promised to work for reduction ol federal taxes. Meanwhile, Stevenson's two other opponents--tyndon Johnson of Austin and George Peddy of Houston were not idle. Peddy planned to hit the road today after a one-day rest at his Houston home, with his schedule calling for stops at Columbus, Schulenberg, La Grange and Houston and a radio address from Houston tonight at 6:45 o'clock.

Johnson planned to talk ig Navasota, Conroe, Cleveland, Liberty, Orange, Beaumont, Port Neches and Port Arthur today. PEACE-NO. 1 ISSUE In a talk at Bryan, the U. Representative said that "The one mportant thing in the world today peace, which can be won only through preparedness "Once again the cries of isola- Jon and appeasement are abroad this land," Jrvjison said. "Once more we hear pleas to dismember our armed services and use mothball planes for our air force.

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Walling Haskell business man and civic leader, above has been elected president of the Texas Butane Dealers Association. He is a director of the Haskell Chamber of Commerce and co-chairman of its goodwill committee. New FOB Steel Plan Hikes Prices PITTSBURGH, July 13. new FOB mill pricing plan of Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp. and the National Tube is in effect today.

A spokesman for the two subsi diaries of U.S. Steel said yesterday that consumers would start paying actual freight rates from the milk as of midnight last night. The company, in the past, quoted prices from "basing points" scattered about the country in an effort tc jqualize the cost of steel products to all U.S. consumers. The consumer paid freight charges only from the "basing point" which ususally was near his own mill.

A recent federal court order affecting the shipment of cement abandonment of the "basing point" plan, the company said. Although the new prices on car- oad lots are the same as charged under the basing point plan, many consumers now will have to pay more freight than in the past. E. E. Cockrell, M.

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Pliler was instructed to negotiate the reinvestment of 120,000 from the fetter- al fund and $4,000 from the Callanan County Road District'No. 7 fund now in matured Government bonds in Series G. Bonds. In addition, court directed Auditor Pliler to invest $20,000 surplus in the general fund and $5,000 surplus in Commissioner's Precinct No. 3 fund in the same type, of bonds.

At the suggestion of County Judge Wiley Caffey, the court agreed to pay the cost of DDT spraying of unincorporated towns in the county, densely populated areas adjacent to, but outside the corporate limits of A'bilene, and to assist incorporated towns, if nec- and mosquitoes in the fight against essary, in an effort to control Hies polio. Dr. Cowgill reported that the city would permit the city-county health unit to use its "fogging" equipment to spray populated areas in the county at a cost of $10 an hour, which is the actual figure required to operate the machine. Areas deignated by the commissioners as needing assistance in DDT treatment were North Park and Sears additions, outside the ity limits, and possibly Bradshaw, Ovalo, and Buffalo Gap, unimcor- porated communities. The health unit director said that some of the incorporated towns, particularly Merkel and Tuscola, had already been "fogged" by the city's equipment and were due for additional treatment.

The health director reported to the court that "there was entirely too many cases of diptKeria last- winter and unless a great many' more immunixations are completed this summer and fall than have been thus far, we will have a great many more cases this winter." The health director reported two cases of typhus fever and one undulant fever case in the county. of premises in the typhus fever cases to reveal any rat infestations, he said, but the premises' were treated in to kill any fleas. The undulant fever victim wa found not to be a consumer of milk, but an employe in a packing plant and the Sector said it is presumed he contracted the disease from handling raw meat. The commissioners court Monday authorized the expenditure of money, equal to the amount now applied to the assistant county agent's salary, on the salary of an assistant county home demonstration agent, effective Sept. 1.

Whcwvtr turned ovtr td at and Ambltr last night caused a let of but no property flrtmtn summoned at 12:06 a. nv, an overturned flirt spilled ktroMnt on ground and ignited it. had been left there protection against a ditch which workmen were digging. STEAK Garry Moore Quits 'Breakfast' Show HOLLYWOOD, July 3. Moore is resigning as master of ceremonies of the "Breakfast in Hollywood" radio show as soon a a replacement can be found.

A spokesman for Moore said yesterday the strain of five days a week on the "breakfast" show and Moore's Sunday emceeing of the "Take It or Leave It" program proved too much. The -ra- star's doctors advised him to slow down. (Continutd from Page 1) box with green itripeg that also housed a large toy balloon. The balloon was supposed to symbolize inflation. Mrs.

Edwards' steak ant the rolling periods of Sen. W. Barkley's keynote speech, delivered just before, put the Democrats in a mood they have not known since the convention began. The senator a square-set, barrel-bodied man with white hair and a flinty, fighting facei He delivered a fighting speech, and it was just what the strife-torn Democrats wanted to hear. He was wearing wtiites.

And as thundered through 68 minutes of oratory, weaving his arms and beating the air with his big. fists, a' great, brown patch of sweat began to stain the white coat. It spread downward, from the middle of his back to his hips. When he had finished, even his trousers Were flecked with wet. The crowd gave him an ovation.

It was mostly genuine, but in the opinion ol this and other nearby -vers. it was assisted, here by a little assiduous needling. --stioriably, Sen. had made an impression. The delegates poured out of their chairs in to the aisles, spontaneously, fact that they had been sitting for two hours on hard wooden that Sen.

Barkley had as a vice-presidential possibility, and that the band was playing the thrilling, blood-lifting songs of Dixifr-these things may had something to do too. They were happy, excited, jubilant people as they struggled down to the rostrum, sweating and stum- in the 92-degree heat of the hall. The senator looked happy, too He stayed right there for 28 minutes, shaking hands with some shaking the state standards of those he could not reach. The band blared on. Democratic big-wigs were summoned to the.

platform to embrace him. And'as each new embrace was made the demonstration received a new impetus. It was a fine 28 minutes fu'r everybody--and the Democrats needed it badly. The opossum uses its tail as a hand in. clinging to boughs.

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Application for a charter is pending in Austin. Plans are to incorporate the project, Lawson stid. The ranch is five miles south of Abilene. Dewey to Discuss Campaign With Taft PAWLING, N. Y.

July 13. GB- Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Sen! Robert A. Taft are getting togeth- today or tomorrow to map presidential campaign strategy and possibly explore divergent views on some issues.

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16 THE ABILENE, TEXAS, REPORTER-NEWS Abilene, Texas, Tuesday'Evening' July 13, 1948 Stanford Credit Group to Meet STAMFORD. July'13: (RNS)J- The fourteenth annual stockholders meeting of the Stamford Production Credit Association will be held July 16 at the Texas Cowboy Reunion grounds, beginning at 11:30 a.m. with a chuck 'wajon dinner for members of the As- atnd I their families' and followed by a businesi meeting and a matched roping contest at the arena with the general invited to attend. During th brief business meeting, reports from the board of directors and the secretary-treasurer, J. L.

Hill, will be given. C. R. Arnold of Washington, D. Production Credit Commissioner, will make an address.

Two directors will be elected. Those whose terms expire at this time are J. McCulloch, Stamford, and Clark Forbis, Afton: At the end of the business session, attendance prizes will be awarded to PCA members and their wives. As an added feature, the Rev. Jas.

McClain, the original Dr. I. Q. of'radio fame, will-have charge of this part of the program. Final event of the program will be a match calf-roping contest between two widely known ropers, Fred Albright of Benjamin and Tince Williams of Mobeetie.

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