The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 241, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 16, 1950 Page: 2 of 32
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PA9E 2 ~ BAYTOWN, TEXAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, I960
Three Favorites
Eliminated From
Beaumont Rider
Fireed In Killing
lent Is Season
Vaditipn Too Stron
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ItfCO city; March 16. <CP)-
carnival time in Mexico.
? ii the occasion when cares,
faints everyday routine are
Irlt home and the great king,
1? Humor, rules, the land sofffh
XTrIo Grande.
Parts and peasants, philosopher* :
j noliticlans, businessmen and j
10 VL—fe. im'n handa to have a 1
Kraft
DINNER
College Toamey
Rodeo Judge
KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 16.-
(UU-—The surprise elimination of
a powerful trio—Hamline,- West-
minster, and River Falls—threw
the NAIB basketball tournament
wide open today aa the eight sur-
vivors clashed to the quarter-final
round.” ”** .
MIDLAND, Tea., March 16.—(UP)
—A jury held that Bronc Rider
Herbert Frizzell was. living up to
the code of the Old West when ha
shot to death a “pugnacious” ro-
deo judge, and today the 35-year-
oid rodeo cowboy was free of a
only two hours and five minutes
list night to find Frissell innocent.
He was charged to the fatal shoot-
ing of Henry (Buck) Jones in the
jtan-packed Big Spring arena*
white £ rodeo wan in progress, teat
Stray shots from Frizzells gun
.struck and killed a rodeo spectator,
Carl-Myers, 23-year-old Hardin-
fitomans University student. Friz-
tail has been charged also in My-
ers’ death. His Midland trial, on a
change of venue from Big gpetag;
wm. only. Jones. murder
Each’ of the a defense witnesses
»ho testified yesterday described
i.rw1**^*^*
drfeikta* bully. Fmzeli swore that
he .shot Jones in self-defense.
, I shot him because I sew him
turn around and start reaching for
f W Wfcwll teatifled. “I knew
^fnem tbs look to ids eyes one of us
ttaenT going to be there very long
■id I wanted to--be sure it wasn't
we."
. Under cross-txfljminaUon, the
bronc-buster from B/aumont said
-ha-did not know whe" '
Jenesto toe back
*aa shooting at h
=t',eould,“ he aald. ."fit
«<*« to the Marines,
*«Jtb JO or 15 bullets
te and Mil somebody.
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Marydak, Mashed
Missouri, 76 to 66. *
Westminster, top-seeded , in the
lower bracket, was ousted by Dav-
is and Elkins, 85 to 75. And River
Fails, with its brilliant point-mak-
er, Nate Delong,.was sent to the
er, ivare tjejcng,.was sent to toe
sidelines by East Central Oklaho-
ma, 75 to 64,
Only three seeded' teams ‘ re-
main—“Brooklyn .College, Central
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DECKER'S
“STAMPS" QUARTET—The Jim Tucker Quartet wlil glve a concert Wa&jqS&..Jl£
None of the eight teams remain-
at S pm tomorrow In “the Horace Mann
teg ever has won the tourney
ium. The Women’s Missionary Union of the Congregational Methodist
Church ia sponsoring the concert Tickets will be available at the
boxoffiee tomorrow night and are now on sale at Paine Brothers,
ten stores-and XeKKett’s. Drug Store in Old PeUy.
Ticket* will sell at 50 cento for adults and 25 cents for children.
before. Brooklyn College looked
like the favorite’from here in,
with Baldwm-Wallace, and Davis
and Karins, also highly rated.
Davis and Elkina will start- to-
day's proceedings at 6 p-m. ag-
ainst the University of Tampa.
Then it’s .’Bald win Wallace vs. In-
diana State, Central Washington
vs. Central Missouri, ahdBrobk-
lyn vs. East Central Oklahoma.
Citizens Sports New Gadgef
LIBBY'S CORNED
,.,303 Can
UNCLE WILLIAM * ■
BLACKEYEPEAS
Churchmen Toifelp
Get Oxygen Tents,
■ ■ _ Dujm: uuuufn.j' uic Lei tv, i w tit vyyuv
The machtse is the latest thins the ^ash, give the customer a de-
put out by the National Cash posit slip and he can be bn his
Register Company and Citizens way. The checks and aft adding
customers will find that the time machine tape with a notation of
they have;to stand in line will be the cash is then sent, to what
cut to a minimum. The gadget,, if James Sherwood, cashier, proudly
you can call a $5000 machine? a, calls *‘oiir new baby ’* • /
gadget, speed, up service and eas- „B’aby„ Stan^, aBout fourlfeet
tall and has ’20 different compbrt-
■ ments with metal (tops and wfflit
3 T OGfC WUOY6S ,0oks aft first glance like a thons-
* and keys. The metal tops fly open
J . | , T, - , ■ . when the operator punches the
hpscislto jhe Baytown bun rig}lt hey and this sorts checks
Alieg Lud Steel ’ * 2514 even as they are counted. “Baby1’
Allis Chal 331s al*o obstinately refuses to budge
Armco Steel 33,- . unless the debits equal the credits^
A T and T 15014. Whenmat'hine °» «"
Amer Woolens 23% error operator must find the
AT‘and SF ------------ 11114 error and enter rt before going
Anaconda Cop 29% °n' thus giving an added protec-
Beth Steel 34% tion against human error.
• Budd Co 13% There are seven different classl-
Caliimet and Heb ’ 414 ' ffed tapes which provide individu-
.Ceianese Corp - 32 al totals for each teller without
Gbrysier Corp 65% additional handling of the checks,
Cities Servlfce 72% and A master tape which gives a
Con- Edison \ • ,31% . detailed, chronological record, of.,
Dow Chem 64% every ifem. This master tape will
D« Pont dhem 64,. enable a final balancing figure to
Eastman Kodak - 47 be presented to the proof depart-
Gen Electric: r . 46% ment as soon as the last item for
Gen Motors - - ■ 77 the day is recorded.
Goodvear' Tire 50% “We hope our customers will be
Greyhound Bus - 11 pleased with our latest effort to
Gillette Saf . . 39% Sdv* them modern,'accurate banks-
Gulf Oil 63% s tag service,” Sherwood' said, “and
Gulf Stat Util 23% ' we believe the new central control
H L and P Co 49% and proof machine will do just
High School Play
At Bathers Hill
"Brtdto to Bum,- a three-act
by Jay Tobias will be pro-
High Sdl!!d audited
tea tenths junior olass.
‘ Ths-.Miaq eateims ths plans’of
* wealthy Spteter to marry her
atopfcwr and hair to the girl of
baf -choice. Complications arise as
* restet frf his havteg anmesia.
The east includes Sylvia Avera
as Miss Gundy, a wealOy spin-
ster; Wayne Bagent as Gilroy, her
nephew; Jean Williams as Mr*.
Borland, a widow; Bobbie JOgser-
and as Trudl, her daughter, Jim-
my Maness as Hap,-Trudi’s sec-
ret heart-throb; Clark Harmon
as Fats, H&p's -side-kick; Nita
.Beth Bowdoin as Sue Prentis, the
maid; John Duhon as the butler;
Kfty Dugat as Sapolla, the hill-
billy cook; Carolyn Smith as Ma-
dame Gasparilla and Glynn Har-
mon as- Dr.. Jonesby.
; W. • C Underwood “ and Mrs.
Henry Scarborough are directing
the play.
Funds will be used for several
class projects," including the an-
nual junior-senior banquet.-
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SENORITA Is serenaded In Taxco
lirectorHils Fil
it Parts Said Vital To
FRESH PORK ROAST
WRIGHrS
SMOKED SAUSAGE
9RADEAA
IfEAL STEW MEAT
WISCONSIN CHEESE
California. Voids
Hex Mail D^orces
Agency Announces
Rice Acre Quotas
(Continued from Page 1)
ening out “corrections and ap-
peals” from individual farmers.
Patio Enehaladas
WOLF CHIU
TOMATO PUREE..........3
LIBBY’S - . , .
TOMATO JUICE 1*
Llplw's Tea Bolls* 16 for. 19c
PJnfo Beans, 2 Lb*....... .19c
Waldorf TlMue, 4 rolls... .29c / I !j|
Tomatoes—3 No. 2 Cans. .22c
No. *1 Can
This came to 6780 acres.
Another IA per cent was re- Ohid Oil
TirVed for "incompleteness,’’ 'Pure Oil
meaning that this 6780 acres Packard Motors
would be -used to give allotments Repub Steel
to farmers who were late in get- St. Regis Paper
ttag their acreage history re- Sou Pacif
ports to their PMA offices. Stan Oil Ind
These deductions left the state Stan Oil N. J.
acreage total at 428,420. . Sunray Oil
Jennings also wanted to explain Tex Gulf Sul,
tor the benefit of farmers the Texas Co
government charges on measuring Tex Gulf Prod
cotton acreage allotments, a cost Tidewater Corp
basis service being offered as, a Timken Bearing
planting-guide, U. S. Steel
Charges for PMA District 15, In W’oolworth Inc
which Harris County lies, is $6 May N. G. Cotton pi
per farm, plus $126 for each plot
to the allotment plus three cents . . M
tor each Acre in the allotment.; AfhPCAIt PPAIUI
Farmers ia other districts may Mvllvwwll I I w|JW
be charged as low as $5 per farm, *s a* ■*■
plus $1 per plot,' plus 2 cents an IfOUf Plai
aors, which is the minimum *"V»v I vUVv I llll
charge. •
Decided by districts, the charge (Continued from Page 1)
tor this service could range any* T*"rAr™ ™F*,r,|'L!C .....- — - ,.............
where from the District 15 charge, tlon of Germany under a govern- hospital attendants said today.
Which 1s the maximum down to m'eRl chosen in free elections un- C ” —*- ----
No. 2 Can
facobs.4. for the hi
ff nen jTfUCK Djf tar cently, was bound over' to the
- grand jury under 1500 bond op
Charlotte Adams, 6, was only each .charge after a hearing Wed-
slightly scratched andtoruised' when nesday' in ' Justice of the Peace
she was knocked down by a car at Roscoe Zierlein’s court.
and £■ H. Jacobsen, building con-
___- ) ... the intersection of Texas and JT H. Jacobsen, building con-
PEACE TREATIES— Unifiea- Pruett about 2 p.m. Wednesday, tractor,-'testified that be cashed
“* ^ .J’ - a $150 check for ther negro with
-____ . O. C. Holcomb of .1022 North the signature of. E. E. Vest The
{ tie minimum $5 charge. The serv- der >s, international observation; Main said his car struck the child check; he learned was no good, he
ted as- Ito -mAde" a-left -ttmt- at ' tbw said; -Tlir following day 'he w*<
efi. Deadline for applying to the Austria; a -Communist “hands-off” crossing. No charges were filed. , notified that the negro had oash-
/! PMA for this service in District attitude toward new governments The litUe girl Is the daughter of ed a check for $2* vfith th«' tig-
: IS, which Includes 17 Gulf Coast ln eoutheast Asia; Mr. and Mrs. John A. Adams. Her nature F. H/’ Jacobsen forged on
MOBttal, Is March 31. Deadlines USB OF FORCE- “Soviet lead- tether is employed at Paul U, Lee- it> Jacobsen said. It was made
US. NO. 1 WHITE, CALIFORNIA
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LETTUCE
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Service for 4
4 Fork*
4 Knive* y ’.
4 Teaspoon* •*
Chest
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T ,*WV PER MONTH
pAY K)R YOUR SILVER
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Lee Band and the Lee Brigadiers.
Tickets may be purchased from
any member of the club and at toe
boxoffice at *1 for adults and 42
cents for children. ' '/;
Here's What Will Be
GiwiAwijf At Branson
Rufus Honeycutt, the movie man,;
admits to being quite aa Operator.
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 241, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 16, 1950, newspaper, March 16, 1950; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1029010/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.