Th* Galveston News, 8und»y, November 5, 1950—PACI 2SBrazoria Countians to Austin lNo\To .sRemedy of I ra H ie Hazard*fNf»riftJ «o The NamAT.VIN, Nov. 4—Bratorla County civic feeders end officials wilt go to Austin Nov. 21 to present thlt;*tr plea to the atate highway rommia-aion for remedy of Alvin's No. 1 traffic problem.Pinna for compiling data on the San*a Pe railroad crossing one block from Alvtn'a business district wore completed at a joint meeting of Alvin Chamber of Commerce leaders and Braeoris County Chamber of Commerce officials.M U. Callaway, chairman of the highway committee of the county o snnicatiun. presided at themeeting. ’Information received here reveals a traffic count made by the state highway department Aug. 81 showed 9147 vehicles passed over the crossing on that date.Mrs. H. Walter Peters, secretary of the Alvin chamber, said pictures are being made and other infoimation gathered foi presentation at the state hearing on thacrossing, .^y'Attending the meeting here were T. M Smith, president of tha county chamber; County AudH-or Frank Taylor; W. H Pierce. We«t Columbia hanker; Berry Miller. Pearland civic leader; Leerie Giese. manager of the county chamber; and George Dunem Andrew S. Kovlch, Earle Pearson, Kermlt Dycae, C. P. Muns, Sid Holdredge, W. E. Steele. A A Tovrea, O. W. Wellborn, Clarence Slataper and Dr. C. E. Fuste■ ■ .unmwgTiir ~ one »■ i niairaw ■ mrirrp'' i •Pirent* Ipaclier Gives Keinah School FlagsSpecial to the Now*K KM AH, Nov, 4 -This KemafcParenGTeacher Association ha* presented the Kmah Elementaryschool with throe new flags to beused In the school auditorium.'the flags are the United Statesflag, United Nations flag and th# flag of Texas.