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S-B THE BRADENTON HERALD. Wednesday, December 14, IMS New Textbooks Cotton Control Plan Lett Up To Government Gulf, Atlantic Shipping Strike Now Averted NEW YORK, Dec. 14 Threat of an Atlantic and Gulf coast shipping tieup has been lifted. A working contract between 38 shipping firms and an AFL nlw of 2,000 deck officers was extended yesterday until April 19. A strike had been threatened for tomorrow midnight as negotiations bogged down.

ft The contract between the stip owners and the AFL masters, mates and pilots association expired Sept 30, and during the negotiations it had been extended to the day after tomorrow then the deadline for toe possible start of a strike. The further extension was announced by Federal Mediator William N. Margolis after representatives of both sides had met again with him. The extension to April, Margolis said, was agreed upon after toe union shifted toe emphasis of its demands from hiring methods to seniority and job security issues. Both sides, Margolis said, agreed that a reasonable time should be allowed for study of toe seniority and job security issues.

The union had been demanding a hiring hall clause in its contract, assuring membefr of rotation of jobs. The owners have been holding firm for freedom in hiring WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 MV-House farm leaders put it up to the Agriculture Department today to take the next step in eliminating dissatisfaction of many cotton growers over proposed 1950 cotton acreage allotments. Much of this dissatisfaction centers on the fact that as the new law first cotton control program since 1942 works out in some counties, many growers take extremely big acreage cuts, some as high as 70 and 80 percent. The over-ill national cotton acreage for 1950 is set in the program at 21,000,000 acres, a reduction of about 22 percent from the 1949 acreage of nearly 27,000,000 acres.

A House cotton subcommittee headed by Rep. Pace (D-Ga) canvassed the situation at a day-long session yesterday with Agriculture Department officials and came up with a two-pronged attack on the problem. First, it recommended that Secretary of Agriculture Brannan ask farmers who will not utilize all of their allotment acreage to release the unused portion to county committees and that he authorize the committees to reallocate this acreage to other growers within the county. Second, it recommended that Congress act eaj-ly next month to put a limit on the amount of acreage cuts which Individual farmers are to take. VEEP' SURVEYS CAPITOL REPAIRS-Vica President Alben Barkley, on rostrunv looks ovor ths new ceiling of the Senate Chamber.

The white steel dome will have In Its center a glass-and- I bronze seal of the United States. Gone are the temporary steel girders which wers put up in 1941 to bolster the sagging roof. Cabinet Session TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 14 WV-The Cabinet Board of Education today agreed to adopt new official public school textbooks in 25 The board accepted recommendations of School Supt Thomas D. Bailey and a courses of study committee that has for several weeks been looking over textbooks and seeing which need replacing.

"Bailey told the cabinet meat of the recommended changes were necessary to replace official texts now bought on contracts which have been cancelled by their publishers. He said no expansion of courses of study was recommended. Before new official texts are adopted, publishers will be asked to submit samples and contract purchase price lists to another group of school people, who will select three in each class. The Cabinet, sitting as the Text-Book Purchasing commission, will make the final adoptions. Next texts will be sought in these classifications: Handwriting, grades 1 to language composition, grades 7-12; literature, grades 7-12; speech ana dramatics; basal reading, reading, grades 1-6; basal reading, grades 4-6; dictionary for elementary grades; practical or applied toT finior high grades; bi- and narcotics.

horthapd, second year dictation and transcription, music textbooks for grades and 9, music theory for secondary schools, music appreciation for secondary schools, assembly song book for secondary schools. Psychology, journalism, social studies for grades 1-3; world history, world geography, grade nine resource text, American government, Florida government and French books 1 and 2. I FLOOD IN BRAZIL I AMERICA, Brazil, Dec. 14 (ff) A cloudburst hit this town near Sao Paulo today, causing more than $275,000 damage and leaving hundreds homeless. The deluge wsshed away a circus, crippled telephone, light and train service and flooded the lower part of the town with six fleet of water.

MARRIAGE IS MENDING-Set to try ngnin to makn i go of their stormy Hollywood marriage are actor Audie Murphy, most decorated World War II soldier, and his actress wife, Wanda pitririta. The couple Is seen relaxing over morning coffee on a ranch near Dallas. said doctors told Clifton that stooping was responsible for his spinal trouble. He reported he told the Miami patrol captain to try out the standard cars to see which the best fit for him. The Cabinet authorized its purchase from the Studebsker Miami Motors, at a net cost of $622 after deducting the allowance for an old car.

Also authorized was purchase of 32 other sedans from the Duval Motor Company of Jacksonville on a low bid net cost of (540 each. They will go to regular-sized Patrol Will Buy Special Car For Outsize Clifton TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 14 () Capt. Reid Clifton of the Florida Highway Patrol just doesn't fit In any kind of patrol car. So.

the State Cabinet authorized an (82 deviation on competitive bids to get him one that he can see out without having to stoop his 6 feet, eight inches into lint with thewindshield. Patrol Director H. N. Kirkman Mutual And Pasco Get Together On Juice Price DADE CITY, Dec. 14 Pasco Packing company has come around to the Florida Citrus Mutual stand on selling prices for orange juice, Pasco is now quoting a dozen 46-ounce cans for (Z.25, the same price Mutual adopted 10 days ago.

i In the recent hot exchange of words between the two big industry rivals, Pasco rebuked Mutual for raising its selling price without giving growers any more. Pasco has set its minimum to growers at (1.25 a box for oranges PERFECT FOR TEMPLES The Gothic style of architecture lends itself so perfectly to temples of worship because its pointed arches and spires seem to point upward to God. Cast For Junior Artists First Production Listed PROWLER NABBED NEW YORK, Dec. 14 Accused by two women of prowl ing about their apartments, handsome, polo-playing Nelson Waterbury, 31, has been held in bail for a court hearing Thursday. a 15-cent boost; Mutual is holding to a (1.10 minimum with recommendations to get more if possible.

nade, Ann Bixler, Lois Deal, Bar' bara Jean Pope, Fay Belinda Maxine Brown, Mary Powell, Nancy Hudson, Roy Holton, Barbara Willis, Lynn Courtney, Joanne Hudson and Mary Patterson. Thomas Orehowsky, Patty Plano, Claudia Underhill, Eugena Lowery, Jean Walter, Delia Sutton, Bromia Dean Fitzgerald, Ginger Albritton, Shirley Jean Bummer, Mary Ann Simpson, Charlena Holloway, Jean Prescott, Terry Pool, Marietta Horne and Rena Garcia. Gail Armour Lowrey, director of the Junior Variety Artists, today announced the cast of the group's first production, "To Grandmas For Christmas," which will be presented Saturday night at the Bradenton Woman's Club. Curtain time will be 8 oclock. Saturday's performance will mark the initial performance for the youngsters, but already they have received calls for two additional performances of the show.

Over 40 young artists, all local talent, will take part in the show which includes a number of variety acts. Dancing, singing and instrumental selections are included on the program. Harry "Pop" Grant has been assisting Director Lowrey with the musical settings. Tickets for the show will go on sale Friday and may be obtained now from members of the Junior Variety Artists. Members of the cast are: Helen Ball, Valerie Ball, James Warren Williams, Mary Ann Powell, Robert Cramer, Janice Robertson, William Henry Floyd, Harold Floyd, Patricia Mathis, Ruth Hendrickson, Beth Pickton, Gail Lowery, Joan Kendall, Linda Lou Howell, Billy Parent, Diana Baldwin, Gail Gra- Dovaro Coughs From Csbibob Colds That HANC Oil FAILURES DECLINE NEW YORK, Dec.

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