The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 232, Ed. 1 Monday, March 6, 1950 Page: 2 of 8
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HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA!
Senator Asks U.S.
Haven For Orphans
Highlands Couple
Suffers Loss Of Son
•The body will be taken to Living*
Michael Keith Gotten, 10-month*
U^d"senafe ^leSersTad* no plan* ^t^Vno^Sannjac!nto inHJgh-
eHnotion P tapd* died at the home of his’
Rents—Senate Democratic Whip parents at 12:15 a.m., today. ,
Francis J. Myers, Pennsylvania, Funeral services will be held at
said Congress must continue rent 8:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Assem-
controls for at least a year because bly of God Church of Highlands
of a "few" profit-hungry lundlords with the Rev. Frank Looney of-
who are ready to gouge .tenants at Relating, /
the first opportunity. These land- <The bod,
lords, he said, would Jack up rents . by p‘
merely becau.?* ^ for burial in Menard Cemetery,
enants can find no place else to ^ ^ havc ^ ^ ^
Economy — Chairman John L. Weston Gall. The tofant also .4,
McClellan, D, Arkansas, said his survived by his grandparents, Mr.
- committee on executive expend!- and Mrs. Dallas Hayes of Kinder,
tures is toying with an idea which Louisiana, and Mr. and Mrs. WU-
might ease tha load on the na- lie Cdtten of Livingston.-
tibn's taxpayers. The plan la to _ ^ ' ■»
charge fees for special services ‘ . .. •
aft suss? vw” Patient Already
Foreign Aid —Senate Republi- _ • . m . m
can Leader Kenneth & Wherry, nhAll \ 3 fin A I* \*tVC
Nebraska, called for a $700,000,000 l/CuUf JUlIUvl JUJJ
•lash* to the administration’s re-
quest for $2,950,000,000 to run the (Continued from Page 1)
economic cooperation administra- tention of killing the caneer-
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RobertS. Allen.
Sun Columnist
stricken patient, Dr. Sander said:
\ .- “I never had any intention to
kill'-Mr«,?.Borrot6,”
“Did you ever have an agree-
ment to kill Mrs. Borrotp?” ask-
ed-defense attorney Ralph E.
Longdell who was conducting the
"direct examination.
"No,” said Dr. Sander.-
"Do you remember asking for
INVADING THE CHURCH on a different cultural level than that found
in its usual haunts, the'lowly Jukebox adds to the calm, spiritual'
-peace of parishioners of the. First Methodist church erf Los Angeles
with sacred hymns and appropriate classical- selections. Jukebox,
which plays free for wot shippers when no organist is on duty, is
demonstrated in church’s "music pew” by Rev. J. R. Sneed, pastor,,
and Rev. James E. Dunning, another minister. (International)
(Continued from Page 1)
.shteg Expedition to Mexico in 1916.
- After,* brief period at tbe-Upivef- a syringe.?”
sity of Wisconsin, he. went over- "•Yes,”
seas with the Cavalry, and returned ."Do .
hpma a seoond Ueutenant Contlnu- tended to do with it?”
Jnr^roric on - his degree he also “No.” '
server as cub reporter for the Dr. Sander said he vaguely re- ••
Madison (Wis.) Capital Times and rnembefed trying-to- ‘get into .her By SALLY SWING.
you know what you in-
French Drink More Liquor
War Blamed For Rise In Alcoholism
temperance leaders’ hair
graduated in 4922,.'to jwUtical re- vein” and that there was noblood - p d _ A*t '
- — on Her arm or on the syringe. ™RIb- ££ A ° ~
turn
France
ttrs. 2S3“J2 * “•
the-influence of drink, bearded ™ _ - - . ' , ...
Dr. Leon Derobert, firebrand of" After ift. '**, <J°> no*
Alleg Lud Steel .
Allis Chat
Armco Steel
A T and T
Anier Woolens
AT and SF
Anaconda Cop
Beth Steel
Budd Co
Calumet and Hec
Celanese Corp
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service
Con Edison
Creole Pet
Dow Cbem
Du Pont Chem
Eastman Kodak
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound Bus
Gillette Saf ■
Gulf Oil .
Gulf Stat Util -
H4. and P . Co
Hous Oil
Int> Nickel
Thtl Harv
Interlaitelron
J and L Steel
Kirby Pet -
Kenn Cop
Libby McN
Liggett'and Myers
Mack Trucks
Mid Con Pet-
Nat Dairy Prod
Ohio Oil
Pure^lil
Packard Motors
.Repub Steel 1
St. Regis Paper ,
Sou Paclf *
Stan Oil fed,
Stan Oil N. J.
Sunray Oil .
Tex Gulf Sul
Texas Co
Tffx Gulf Prod
Tidewater Corp
Timken Bearing
U. S. Steel
WooHvorth Inc
May N. O. Cotton
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FORT WORTH, March 8.
(USDA)—Livestock. \-
Cattle 8000: Slow, Steady
CUE-
oman s
(Continued from Page 1) the Baytown OountrVpw0'
weak. Medium and good slaughter nor a blow hole.-He guessed It bad Tuesday durin„ the
‘ - ----- JnnJ four rluwa •* ** ” PaSr s.
steers and yearling* 21.00-2.ft60, been dead four days. will be climaxed' at iT** J
good and choice mixed yearlings' Maybelle Atium, 18, queen of the morrow a dl_ 1 «J«
26.00-27.60. common 18.00 - 20.00. Devil’s Lake Regatta, was amorig Th(J finaj c]|nlc wuj bthel^
a.®,.
Common and medium cows 16.50- the first to see the strange creature the dlnne>r
18.00, few good 19.00-60, load 20.00, as it was hauled up the beach. She ^
«.»m «d cutter, 'iwwi «««JtfJtEifBLiSL. ,rl
■ass-rsurru r.?** wWfdarfid
jtholic Women (].
f Highlands r
tganixe Chapter
Good and choice slaughter calves Meanwhile, a thriving , tourist father of the Leif *nor»aM
24.00- 26.00.' common and medium trad* sprang up here as hundreds ___ tne fe'cky.
19.00- 23.00, culls 16.00-18.00. Med- of persons motored to see It.
lum to choice stocker calves 21.00- Whether unknown monster or
27.00. whale, the experts, continued to
Hogs 2100: Butcher hogs steady hedge, sample, measure and smell.
to 25 higher, sows steady to 60
higher, feeder pigs steady. Good
and -choice 185-265-lbs 16.75-17.25.
with most offerings 17.00. Good
and choice 275-375-lbs 14.50-16,50,
good and choice 150-180,-lbs 15.00-
16.65. Sows 13.00-14.50. Feeder pigs
11.00-14.00.
The time from one new rhobn
to another is about 29 days, 12
hours and -44.05 minutes.
STATE RESERVE LIFE
‘See Me Before You Dje*
*r Phone 258
Felix Adair
Found Guilty
Its KREL, 1360 k.c. for the
And tp KREL-FM on Band 221 or 9U Mg. from 1 to 11
MONOAY EVENING TUESDAY MORNING 10:30_81
•lOO—ReveiUo Round-up in *
Manner
6<30—Dick sHaymea 8hQW—
-^Hemphll) Pontiac Co. ®
f:4G«%annen Cavallero 9
7;00—Hwrlem at Seven —
fitassl Dletr. Co.
W5-JftarJem - at Seven —Lr*»' JL”
*L. Army Surplu.
; 50.}«
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porting for the Wisconsin State on Her arm or on the syringe. .
Journal |,nd the Milwaukee Jour- “There never was any blood
hai, anywhere,” the doctor said.
‘ srygzz'sr-xt H , T .
Baytown s Tommie
SSS SS£ -Is King Of Gulf- Texas Traffic Is
head of its Washington bureau in 3. . ‘ about are normal," he said. "They at; 12 per ce4nt of jalcohol per day. J ** *
time to coyer the 1928 Presidential (Continued f*»m Page 1) are hot. You aje just catchnig ‘Women can‘drink a half hot- \Aua \h|lf£j|ip
cainplagn. He remained with the ing Sunday and that the enter-^them between two drinks.’ - tie of wine per day; Of cpurJc, JQICl, JQfi JillVCl3
-Monitor until the ‘‘Washington tainmgnt was.‘outstanding -as it Dr. Derobert said addictign to for children, any intoxicating • #
Merry-Go-Round” books. has been the four nights of the alcohol "in France fras reaching drihk is out.” (Continued from Page 1)
■i In additiem to-column writing, show< - “alarming proportions." A private United Press survey governor’s office sends* an invert!-
«Allsn has written several books and Tommie Wavne’s queen is De- ''Dlirijlg the German occupa- of Paris bars showed city drink.- gator to determine if the person
appeared on his own program of , , Diokenson 0f League tion‘ alcoholism was centered in ing hgbits of -Frenchmen have convicted of drunken driving has
hews arid comment over a national y -u.k.. «<• tv,« ..... " ..... ■■
(Continued from Page 1)
young girls reported one night that
the intruder, who had slipped into
their hallway, left without molest-
ing them after the had “begged
him to go.”, . i •
. At least three Women were raped
between midnight and dawn last
summer., One of them claimed that
heir assailant had pulled her
-through a window and'attacked her 1 '^X^.^Hoitotly
oii the ground. -
..•‘Shooting Stars” are meteors
which burst into a fircy glow
through friction in the earth’s at-
mosphere, —........ •-.....'
7:30—Harlem at Seven
8:00—cTop Teen Tunes
8:30—Gien Gray Show
9:00—Music for America
9:30—Music for Monday
lie Round-up
with tlie “Deacon1
More of Deacon f
y Motor Co.
30— HcveHle Round
KFUM
_I Earl
T:00— !>ea.
-Reveille P
1:55—Farm Neva
Earl Roesj
Holloway Motoi
10:15—Ni«&t‘ Watch •
11:00—News at Sign Off
-Moi
Mai
idup
with
■con Speaking
Stalsby ^ract
Con
liberty
7:30—Morning
7:45—Watch
9:00—Meyer
9:15-^Soeial‘ JecurityPw
gram
■Bob Ni
Gas (
tvotional
Clock
9:30—Bob Nolan , Show
10:0Q—Bob Eberly Show
10:00—Doc$
News — Stassi
Distr. Co. >
10:05—Bob Ebe^'fibO^
0:15—Three-Quarter Time
News broadcasts are made thrice daily from
Meyer Bros. Store—right out in front of you.
So come down And wotch Bob Nolan in Action.
P-m. Daily
«tar Time
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miOO-^Beblnd ttL
l&UptNoan CM
mes
)yjeiaj<|
sSf-gs,
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^ -Old
Sports
Stassi
City. The king and queen will re- thr*’ 8?atio-ns of the country; taken a new turn, since .Ufa war. been driving a Car at any time
Kansas
7 tribe, ‘‘the People of the
Wind.”
' ' eeiv; engraved lbvihg cups And „-.Normandy: Brittany and the South „B f - jrenehmcn thought during the period that ins license
- WAT—-W tmnemrJ^zSSTS? jXgi
South the Gulf Coast area.
John Burke of, Pasadena
“Now, like an oil spot,
m iTm « shows he has been driving a car
said greying Rudolf Slavik, Tor 18 • >jme dtlrlne that period.
DECKER
ism is spreading over' the map.
chosln as prince and Sandra France has becom^f the most al-
aicohcl- a»y ^me d^ng- that period,
le map. l^eL barman the G^or?e hjs license is not restored.
msmsmm
Market St. At Decker Drive
Two Shows Nightly
Rain—OR—CI-K.AR
~JEiMLSh«w-At-C:45 P.M.----
NOW Last Big Nit*
Loretta Young—Van Johnson
"Mother Was a Freshman"
Tuesday - Wednesday
Cornel Wilde
THE
WALLS OF
JERICHO
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CARTOON IN COLOR *
zarrella was, named princess to
the king and queen of Gulf-Coast
babies.
JH1LAMD
THEATRE
________Highlands
MONDAY and
TUESDAY
"Sands
Of
Iwo Jima"
John Wayne
John .Agar ;
Fifth Hotel. - • “And that holds' true regardless
coholic country in the world," he "Nowadays -they howl If we do of whether the person in question
3aid not have any Scotch on hand ” is a bank president of a truck driv-
dollars yearly, not counting auto- -exceptions"
mobile accidents, accidents ett. P^uIaimw Uvn - '*•
work oc ^yiownpL—
Dies In Nacogdoches
-the influence of--drink —
Despite \he doctor’s Outpouring _______
today, the confirmed beliefs- hold J ’ .. CfiRflu DflaH Af 77
by the leaders of France’s “Na- j^ t. Brewer, 89-year-old retired vUOUJ VyQU Ml 14
X'onal -League Against Alcohol- farmer and fo.rmer Baytown resi- ,, f w , , „ ,
ism” would make other national , , , . s.„n R , J^rs- J* ” • Adams, Sr., 72, of
—------------------------------------------ dent, died at 8.20 p.m. Sunday in Coady, died at 12:20 p. m. Sunday
Nacogdoches. Funeral services will at the home of a daughter in
be held there at 10:30 a.m. tomor- Galena Pkrk.
row. <*. -Survivors include two spns, X.-W,.
Brewer lived in Baytown about Adams, Jr, and Hardy Adams of
18 years ago. He was the father of
-B. a Brewer--of-222«West Murrifl, Qajena and Mrg. Evelyn lie
DiTTMAN'S
OLD-FASHIONED
OYSTER
BAR
13 SOUTH ASHBEL
of Navasota. , •
Mfii. Adams #as a membej, ■ot'
the Manchester Baptist Church
and attended the Wooster Baptist
, Church after moving to Coady.
Funeral services <ye bring ar-
ranged by the Boulevard Funeral
Home in Houston. ,
Even In Line Of Duty
It's Embarrassing
CARMEL, Cal., March 6. -C.B-
Earl Wermuth, Carmel policeman,
has. been confined to desk work
because of the broken hand.
Although the injury was receiv-
ed in the, line of duty, Wermuth
doesn’t like to brag about it
He w as taking a struggling
drunk into the station when a
fellow officer came up to assist.
The drunk took a swing at Wcr-
muth, The second officer swung
with his billy club at Ahe drunk,
hand, which
places.
broke in
Night Traffic Deaths
Found Diminishing
ENDS TONITE
■J
Baytown.
STARTING
TUESDAY wSX
TODAY AND TUESDAY
Hurry Last Showing Tonight
"Sands of Iwo Jima"
,——and—
"Stampede"
Oysters Oh the Half Shell
©yster Stew
YOUR FAMILY THEATRE
Shrimp Cocktails
Boiled Shrimp
Sandwiches
Keg Beer—Soft Drinks
TELEVISION EVERY NIGHT
CLOSED SUNDAYS
■sm
LAST NTTE
THI YIA*'S MS HAMY-KW
TEXAN
Tuesday • Wednesday
DOUBLE PROGRAM
"TREASURE OF
MONTE CRISTO"
GLENN LANGAN
Rkorde MONTAIBAN £
George MURPHY M
HewsridaS$m
i *tfi*oco'ow<H«u>r* !
ADDED BpSel
Laugh Packed
Comedy—
"HE'S 1N AGAIN’
Feature No. 2
-LAST DAY.
"TOKYO JOE
"STORMY*’
ROBERT PRESTON
SUSAN HAYWARD
Echo sounding* indicate that
mud on the ocean bottom i* 9000
feet thick in certain-places.
TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY
HATE ON A RAMPAGE!
E BY NIGHT"
ArDARING EXPOSE OF
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 6. —
(EB—The dark-hour traffic death
toll for 1949 was about 16,800, the
4 Street and Traffic Safety Light-
ing Bureau estimated. .
The estimate, based on reports
from 32 states, showed a reduc-
tion of. 800 lives on the 1948 fig-
ure? when 17,600 persons were
killed after dark.
The better record is due, the
bureau said, to more careful driv-
ing, more observant, pedestrians
and Improved atreet and roadway
lighting. ,
YOU NEED ON Will NEED
WALLPAPER
COME TO COOK’S THIS WEEK
HERE’S WHY
Lucien Carroll of Houston, tow
district president of the tod
Council of Catholic 8on
’was the main speaker for. will
initial meeting Friday «T this
dilation’s chapter in St. Jude’s T
Uc parish, of Highlands. sty]
gtiest speaker explained the boil
s and purpgges of the N.C.C.W. Eas
stated that it was one of the Pro
needs in social as Well as the Bet
tuai life of every church par- gw
Mrs. A. L. Ulrich, also of dire
iston, spoke on organization, *
i and - parliamentary pro-
Bernard Rocmer was
spiritual advisor to the M
and Mrs. David W. Alpha ■«
appointed-president. .She will cf|a.
L with the following roster of ber
|e«s: Mrs: F. Bactiineyer. Tirst ci,ai
president; Mrs.. P. J. Parker, N.
ad vice president; Mrs. C. D. er'a>
jecretary and treasurer and ma’n
Everett Boss, corresponding fres
S- stag
A. F. Henneke was ap-
as chairman Qf the litefa-
and library committee and
Frank Kilpatrick )s to head
i.£0i»Mittee on ^treats,-Other
fcnittee chairman will ,.be an-
(nced .at a meeting of the ex-
(ye board in the near future.7
(her members present at the
Mtatiohal meeting were M«s-
M. L. Ackerman, I* W.
[he, A. L. Boenisch., W. M. Dil-
W. E. Gentry, F. M, Girard, eveni:
!F. Grahmaim, H H. Grab- two.
VV. Kaminiski. J ames Mr
Arnold Kofenck, George prese
tranga, L. J. Pieweitz, J. Tobin, the c
|E, Urban and Margaret Beltz- 'The
r. a cen
wreat
EST SPEAKER FOR ; **£*,
fREfiU. PARK GARDEN
r, and .Mrs, Harold L. Mur- Shane
will be host and hostess to Mrs.
Fibers of the Morrell Park kocil
Wen Club when they meet * at . The
I : tohlorfow In their home y»f the
*312 Park. Ed Gannon will be nelly,
guest speaker for ,the even- 16.
Ali members are urged t-o at-
1 arid visitors are cordially in-
New
prodtic
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 232, Ed. 1 Monday, March 6, 1950, newspaper, March 6, 1950; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1028061/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.