Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1964-12-19
J. A. Beauchamp

DEC.15 AT 10:34 A.M.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
ROLLED OUT ITS
10,000,000 BARREL
OF BEER THIS YEAR!
Never before in history has a single brewer
produced ten million barrels of beer in one
year. To Anheuser-Busch, of course, this industry 
record is a tremendous source of satisfaction.
But this record is far more than that. It is a
clear indication of the successful cooperation of
American management and labor...of the continued 
growth of America's prosperity... of the ability
of  products to win ever-increasing acceptance
in the marketplace.
Anheuser-Busch beer is produced for enjoyment
and refreshment. But ten million barrels of beer
produces other things:  for thousands
of people who work in our breweries... for
farmers and for folks who work in the paper, metal,
plastic, and glass industries...and  for federal
and state taxes to improve schools, build roads and
fight poverty.
This year alone, for example, the beers brewed
by Anheuser-Busch will provide more than
$90 million in federal taxes and more than $45 million 
in state taxes



Ryan ran 12 yards for a second
period touchdown that put the
Browns in front to stay at 10-7 and
then reeled off his five scoring
passes with almost ridiculous ease,
completing 12 of 13 overall for 202
yards.
The sharp-shooting Cleveland
quarterback hit Ernie Green on a
pair of touchdown passes of one and
25 yards, Gary Collins on one of
11 yards, Paul Warfield from eight
yards out and Jimmy Brown on a
seven-yarder that gave Jim the

105th touchdown of his career —
tying the all-time record set by
Don Hutson of Green Bay.
Relief quarterback Jim Ninowski 
passed 24 yards to Walt Roberts
for the last Cleveland touchdown.
Thirty-eight year-old Y. A. Tittle
playing a record 176th game and
perhaps his last, started in a forlorn 
hope of making the Giants a
"spoiler" but he managed only a
seven-yard touchdown pass to Dick
James before going out in the second 
half in favor of rookie Gary
Wood.
Wood hit Aaron Thomas with
fourth period touchdown passes of
10 and one yard, the last one coming 
as the game ended. Fans
swarmed over the field and tore
down both goal posts before the
Giants could attempt a needless
conversion attempt.
The Browns rolled up three
touchdowns in the second period,
two after intercepting Tittle passes
for a 24-7 halftime lead.
Lou Groza booted a 39-yard field
goal in the first period but Tittle
put the Giants ahead in the second 
with his seven yard touchdown 
pass to James.

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AUCTION REPRIEVE
An indefinite postponement of a
scheduled auction sale, of Les Milandes, 
was ordered by a local tribunal 
here recently. Les Milandes
is the country estate owned by Josephine 
Baker, St. Louis - born singer 
and "Toast of Paris" for many
years. The ruling was made to give
Miss Baker time to collect more
money to pay off mortgages on the
estate she bought for her 11 adopted
children.
Humphrey says U. S. needs more
school aid.