The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 186, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 1, 1960 Page: 2 of 8
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Sift Magtmm Atm Tyttd«y, March I, I960
LOVE LIFE OF PRINCESS
MARGARET DR AWS GOSSIP
NO PLACE TO HIDE IN A
THERMONUCLEAR ATTACK
E* NORM A Mils . J ;U* "is it serious?" talk began ^marriage hy renouncing her rights
^Aiwariaire l*re» Writer -atom Arnistron&Jones took an of- of succession-to the throne,
4 kn-laoag ItiDceM.^HMuw « the princess on ' "But,” she added, "mindful of
live* a a «xr!d of gossip about her »h birthday in August—even tl*. church's teaching that Chris-
h*r Ewe Be. —spo^j^ritics said it was tin marriage is indissoluble and
Ifet-tes beet* the W afiprsn- "“*> rnn*wii ' ' . conscious of my duty to the Com-
cess Iforgaret Rone, the lively The princess herself had learned monwealth. 1 have put theseeon-
ywugpsr sister sd Bam s Qua. n *• ««*e the *usap. (foot, »iu!> sideratiwis before any others ,r
BopEe*. "«sW was being groomed for Pour >va« base passed since
\ - Rmmstmajrstari awd Bni- *8. Ml*!*1*? **: that unhappy fair, andnmr mar-
s> endren as a darner date- "gfi6 . papers w* tun, nage-u a dale to he set &ter-
fW Itaagh toe cuupfe always is 1,1,0 J® is in store' for the fairy princess.
3k* gram of « or more . haw t& m^ta? gay^ {.AnnstronfrJones-appeals to be
jl^Kiiea .wag if a prince* wOPctiorutely cniotioosUy well sui'-d to the fun-
■
»"*«(« M » JWmKWP n, j . , *__ j revs* rttiini aw hit •
Sgm. than once with 22ald bttie^io ndteTto' M '
RnSSc?VtdL Cfetf ^'tee ro^ himorw m.d. *' been,
the two mrjicats at the same smnw> to en^ ^ a theater buff. Her photographer j
house party. :****""* ..' ‘ fiance Has an exclusive chenteUe!
. No* aU--those taks* have been When Elizabeth married ami the tha! includes many theatrical!
laid to rest with the anriouneeroenr of £d.nburgh and his bride i ceiebrites. \
by the gueee •"(•her tha- Mar- left Buckingham.Palace to live.at, Margaret-always has been
• garel Rose is hetrsCbed to St-yeptw Ciarenc** House. Margaret filled :£]o0k$ conscious and "demon-;
, old root- -hoeorapfo r Aneorty the .void in her life with many stated a flair for style. Her name
Aritisfrbng-Jones,, . . >>rwig irierxh who shared her on- regularly appears on the host- >
Ffc* months -eMer- than the M*** tof danrii« and theater dressed 'lists. '
princess ArmstrongJones, is the parties. They became known as- AnnSfong-jones has a creative {
fob of the iTXiatess of Ross, and "Margaret S set.’’ . .__ interest in high fashion, and like.)
a. pmnmenrLnndfwr ytnst R.O.L.-' King’George VI was reported'Margaret, is not. afraid to speak (
Araastraeg-J **> upset at his daughter s partying. ,his mind oo the subject: He tried
As'with other beaus Margaret s os> her uuuerstaboing tuuuiei told'his hand at 'dress design in ski i
frtmOddp w!;h da vuir.g man out a friend: 'We re only young once clothes recently.
.not go mmoucod. They were first and we warn Margaret to hate a Who will he the boss in the 1
art* dating eariy List year at good tune while she can." household is anyone's guess, but ,
theater panics and soriai events. Xar&m touched off talk and Margare til not adverse to having J
———i ■—| sometimes controversy. in. 1M9 the: man wear the pants in the
Cfr1 princess, then ISrwarpbetiJ- fomilv.
-p jBF' K .graphed on holiday in Italy m a • 'When I marry." she once said.
0 W * w /mZ a>ysw ha'.hmg sun, se» n saiok- I need -meene fmn to keep me 11
r c.ivi ih
'Wt'' wJ Sell, b-verett Saltonstall iK-Miiss !!’.•-jit • agency .has made a
$•} WtmSr ''SmV‘1 * ilk. ' ” ^ 1 ii iy. the <n:. :r was-posed imrtMl rnass.vi-.. effe: 'o prot.'i. , •(
' ... aKjjHfe^i ' -is SI vh..t h" would do if me - sch shelters or to i'll \<hi whv ires;
A't'.'';. *•' . warning siren bitw. to
nM£^l' vetsdor replied. I
j proha bly just lie dinwrion the side--
^ .h ’ jflBBBBBlUHBMifoMfo. t walk and pray/I'd rather do that. •
. ' * " * .. . i l th-ih gii into .a eCllar. The build-j 1
TRAIN CRUSHES TRUCK AT CROSSING-sVVhat is left of a truck and the train Which struck it ling might roJIapse « W ” f
are shown at a crossing in Round Lake. Ill Truck driver Walter r-'-Wms* was killed ' As an afterthought. Saltmistall,
,tr,, .. ' • jt- _ _ ^ .LJ .■ . •_________■ said ho had often wondered wheth- T
7/. ■ ....., ~ ---- j' . .—- ------jer uo warning at all. would-be-f
ffinery Man Heads Up Stork Stops f
^'rom time Ur time you pro-ad-, ?
We launder
with the akil
A-tusyt a pfoa* ifhtni h # hew fofl Tt >thr, -V - P'cnitttl
' _ - FRANZ !
. 5!r, and Mrs. Alfred Krata.-
Route 1, announce the arrival of. a certain amqpnt of gasoline in
,8 son. James David, borni Eeb. S.your ear along with an escape kit
:at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital, of {Wxl and water. Where are you
Ho weighed six pounds, sevea1 going?
jomees Grandparents are Mr. and You are also advised to hvpa
Mrs w Chandler'^ of' Moseow./twu-wet'k supply of[ food and water
jTex.. and Mrs.. Kuntce .Kratir, on hand in your home. What
Baytown. jhome' -
K. v T | Ihiblic buildings now have neat
.. . - ..^,','«igns underlined by arrows-inr
Mr, .andMrs. Grady Kent. *W their lobbies saying "Shelter.’
fanirgn are parents of a Ikiy Evcegtiat great distance, they'd:
Joe Ur iily Kirn leb .lv af Gulf jj,. it« ie'#. if. a 'hydrogen bomb
ENOS TONi&HT
MjORY.HfPKJlW
ANTHONY PWMNS
-GREEN *
MANSIONS
'MO TO YUMA'
tlloM Ford
“LOUISIANA HUSSr
WE WILL BE CLOSED
WEDNESDAY
but 1 am watching my pie!”
Kitchen phones have become a “murt" in tht
modern home. Think of the time, steps and
annoyance .you'd save with one! And they cost
so little, Get a spacesaving wall phone, in tht
color of your choice I
DUS DRESS SHOP
sw.w. G.if ' ju laou.
It BENm miPHONE
. Amerco'i larged Mips steal lei'sc^octSvalssi
“THE INCREDIBLE
PETRIFIED FOREST'
BRICK BRADFORD
By Paul Norm
vevm^snuu, for Bu'Treb? Co
1 fore he took up newspaper work ,d*‘m *nn“unwi Tiresrfny. In addition fie
,n -195.T. ■»" -Dr Wilde, who*has been serv-
ile was in Iceland with the-Rrit-.ing as research eooidinaior of the
•sh Vdmiralty when Japan attack* Humhln Hwisjojl yoieH the com-
<H IVnr! Harbor and stayer) on pany’« heai’miarfi n T; (■*•(’,<y*
■ a the L’S Navy t» . <e.« To ]„ his m • pi <t !)■ ViMn w,"
htuld « naval refueling base at K res|>onsih!f for fostering guo<!
Hvalfjordur. relations vyjtb the colleges and.
In IfH3, McCord was an airport universities from which Humble
engineer for the Air Force in recruits' nifinv of 'its' new em-
Hrliiril while the government en- p|ryes.
"gaged in ferrying fighter planes
through South America to Africa.
He returned to the States 'to
work on the atomic hnntb joh .at
Hanford. Wash., in 1SHI before
going to VenerueUftor a nine-y ear,
stint with Standard Oil of New'
.Jersey.' , j
McCord rame hai-k to his native
Texas in 1953. He has-been a re
porter for the Kermlle Times, the
San Antonio News and the Alice
Daily Echo. ' 'j
For two years in a row. in 195*
and 1959. he won for the Echo ......
first plare in newswriting in Tex- Agriculture Department reported
as Press Assn, writing contests, that la TVS o' .t^e 75* W> e!i*l»ihk>?
---- farms had elected, through Feb.
15. to overplant 19K0 federal eotton
allotments get support' *t r> p*r
tn-reketing exoamiosi pregratn.
The program permits farms to
exeted federal allotments AO per
rent if thev are willing to aeeept
price supports at W) per cent of
the parity priee of eotton, or an
average of *J3.1« rents a psind.
Growers elreting to plan w-ithin
|»llo*mentiget supports-at T> per
cent of parity or an average of
JSA7 cents.
; Farmers have until \lareh 15 to
|majip rhoires; •
{ ‘piogr Rlitudy electing to over,
. plant increased their allotments
l 3U3.5K7 acres On th»' Compartibb
« « —HGks I | , ■ pfelfMMIg.M'
^a;«g -precMiny Fsstrr ,r>
if fast me oraver and ben- DlMni i'n.io.iiai.ie ?■
CHIU.< AM) THRII.I>
"TEENAGE
ZOMBIE'
A fay v'Wrts u't*... J/s
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- ;vf S'OOl-STVS-'
-- -«? -g»!»Ssr5
-n? AE-.s
TODAY 1 WEDNESDAY
of »he fellowship -and scholarship jsa helped organize and
* . Imcame head of the isimpany »
■ . {production research division.
ParmBFC fkftrtfO He heenmemanager of research '
I Ul lMCI j VeilVV jC land de velopm«nt in IWi and in !
■ •■ ■ . 11957 he was made research co-:
T» livafn lilt Seoslinrstor a pe!t;(in that cnijldexi]
IV UVenJIdW him to devote fed time fo mtr-
grating aetivilie* of Humble s
Cotton Crons ” *” **
* Dr. aiul Sirs Wfliti b\.e of 3f)13
WA’GIINGTON ■ \pt — The Avalon Place Houston- They hi’ivc
-------- - M-...... .three, marned terns, ail of. whom
5*9*B clicfWctd'e >" Houstcn
If It’S * , .
JEWELRY
Block's Pharmacies
fj' e t„M 0*c*(f II tt«M>e«
« S-I7SS n Mill
ly Jim Buraott & Georqe Crandall
pi
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PRNKS /.
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Lenten Season
Is Exolained By
Rector Henckel
SNEAK PREVIEW!
STUDIO
RIPLACF’ ^NT
PI AKOS and ORGANS
SEE OUR REGULAR-FEATURE 6:20
RFMIIN FOR SNEAK AT 8:00 AND OUR
R?f UL/R FRATUr* AGAIN AT 9:30
^WA-aSTSW ,T0,T » * wu*UTSW ^LOw.a,
CJt/V ,MCI*1
vr. $ m m I to your oooo uhd
The'" sKiwiir tveini Vith "Arii to. werpiunt 1959 allat-
tf adMhwn them"R»!oralgt«l afltija aetw.
ancient cuslohr of sprinUipR aAt s ?-«-*•- ■»
r„“r Sfi.i’Ecim Channelview Bond
Tt stanirnt ot the practice of us- , T^i
? CUM
have comimied the use of Ashes ..«-■* « v ;■*
■»— »»r-e>i
•ri"*WNTf
mm
wmis‘
ft Vsfoull get a BANG out
res fcv ^sm..
•S*e eeanei* reel tm rail lowest
Otm*M h aa gesw «<w. n. .aa—emi mi
*M|t LUHMt S»* Met MM m «|M toe*
of Mister STUBBS
tt uriitur and lanaery Or*nei*
222 E. TiXAS
PHONE JU 2-8083
THIIUIW,lllOBBr.WMtt
BUNHUMnWIO
wew»e
P0C7&LV ] ( Gone TOO
*X»BHqrxJ\LCN3.y
irvias s^«r nice
CP HI TC OAOr-GT
we,4 we shopped
THCUMOtn nets far
21? •••eaH dia|aaal
•••»*•. 211 ig. la. •I
»KS-« •iaemf tea*, la
Ifcwr <•!•> a> tM«
Dollar
Dyn ar
r~f . ;
phcgd on nrm Marts Business
ones prayers attending church The new Texas life msonuire
services, reading devorionaJ ,:;o.(»b.in >g Allstate lirairanrr
boons oreakutR bwi habit* and t'p. has started business m more
being -more coidMeratr of others than © sales locations -throughou’
It is-a time for renewing loyalty the slate
tee fTimf *■ OpemiK of sales hy the new
---remipanv fros* i'laintn Leh
■ marks the first time life insurance
MOVES ISOM tTMl has heen sold on a wide scale'
_ ill retail stores by insurantr
MEXICO CITY ‘ AP' — About agents in Texas.
AflOTMtB
• oTT«»Mfeeks with aXlIRCUS
KOVAR'S
to -new cakaaes being •
the government m
SALE!
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 186, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 1, 1960, newspaper, March 1, 1960; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1056940/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.