The Daily Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 6, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 11, 1949 Page: 2 of 10
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Th« Daily Sun —Saturday, eunc
San Angelo's Polio
Epidemic Is Abating
Landlords Urged To Assessor Asks Long Distance Phoning Faster
Be Reasonable If Cooperation
Rents Decontrolled On Inventories
RILLED IN WRECK
MINERA' WELLS, June 11
made
lppe<
chin
$40,000
In Iron
>ea and oth-
iContlnucd from Pafe 1)
ing it "a political expedient, which
could and ahould have been ended
much earlier.”
The recommendation! to
lied the foundation would furnlah “all ownere of rental property and
1 all tenant!” were as follows:
SAN ANGELO, June 11. (UE>—The 1%# foudation
nation'! flr»t teriou* polio epidem* available nna *
ic of IMS showed signs of shat- lungs, hot pack m*
today after killing seven of er therapy Instruments.
«« Dersons stricken here since No shortage ef hospital space
January*0”* was reported, but Loughlln prom-
Most of the patients cared for
r ' r.reen county hospl- fadlitltes If necessary,
at two T m Or y The Hid Cross flew in 11 nurses
tsU were children of Latin des ^ ^ Jn ^ fjfht Md promiied
Parents In this eoMBtunlty^od Mtyor E A Vaut aln said his to all factors entering Into the ttbja co-operation" he could flni
irt' - “—outbreak operation of their rental units, and iqo renditions in a,day. As It is,
Increase in aaid, the two men have averag
everything is normal." rental income is necessary to give only about six per day.
The city health department had them a fair return on the existing
crews spraying DDT on street* value of their property plus cost
(Continued from Page 1)
Imvo been made to some establish
merits before owners could b
prodded into malting inventories of
their stock and fixtures, he ex
plained.
"If the owners will have the#
Inventories ready when we coll, w
1. That owner* of rent property caj, palish the Job off in Jig time,
which ha* been under government |le ,HKi
control give careful consideration Barber said that with
"reason
»,000 P^sons citizens were taking the outbreak operation of their :
however. Their refusal to fcroome ^ ^ ^ w#y.. ,nd ,f thry fjnd th#t
hirpK^roWal^'and of spokesmen "everything la normal." rental income is m
health ofHeial* w» P Tbe cJty health department had them a fair return
TnfsnMU ^Paralvsii Crews *Pra>’ln* DDT on valuE of their P»r'-v -----
1 TtJI4 ftrJ^ infantile Daralvslscase sewers and garbage palls, but of taxes, Insurance, operation and |nJ||l|f TIAI1
.™. (|^.T»nua« fb.t the .ml- Vautraln removed a week-old ban maintenance, that they increase JllIKC IlljUllC I ll/ll
struck In ^Jsnusry- »ut the ep meetings in theaters rental, only sufficient to yield _ L _
was not felt
demic’s full Impact
until last week.
By midnight Friday, the num-
ber of case* diagnosed in San
Angelo and the surrounding ter-
ritory had climbed to 183.
(An official of
Feature To Stand
public meetings In theaters rentals only sufficient to yield
and churches. Swimming pools such fair return and no more,
were open and managers said j That owners of rental proper-
crowds appeared bigger than us- ty under control give due consid-
usl, If anything. eratlon to the fact that the cost (Continued rrom rage 1)
Alcoholics Anonymous transfer- uf [jving index ha* moved steadily touched off when a newspaper dK
the National red Its three-day convention, which downward for the past several patch from Frankfurt, Germ" j"
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis began yesterday, from^San Angelo months, and may continue to do said military officials
that
(Continued from Page 1)
message through the air.
light here.)
Mr. Prescott led us to believe
that the new system of talking to
vourself around the ‘world—and
'ving able to hear yourself—will
c a lot cheaper.
I hope eo.
I have paid so many long dls-
»<** phone tol's In my time I
'on’t much care whether we event-
My have phones In our cars and
'"vision over the telephone. Or
what
AH I am hapny about Is tb"'
- one on the house from Bell
Iked to an operator In Chlen
med Geranium (VVhv Bell is
lart enough to hire "Hello Girls"
• erned Pearl or Gladys leaves me
cold.)
She said the weather was right
nice out there In the lVIndy City.
Very little wind. I said it was pretty
Jap beetles
about to beetle and capitol
still can
She thought I had a nice
ever the phone. I said as much
kllle^'mstantl'1*^*”* M°rth an'" Mra
iy In a head-on collision of Master of* Arts d!ylowilt re .jj*1,
cent Comment—*rM| In tn.
cars between Mineral Well* cent Commencem*.?** ln Uis ,
id Perrin. Her husband was ser- the University J,, e*«rci.„
;sly injured and was in Nazi f Hn"-—
ipital here.
The man asked would I like
talk to anybody else? Since It v
free, I said, yes. Let's get bold
Aunt Maole up ln Marinette, \V
eensln. We tried the new ays'
round the world in nothing f
get hold of a pants-pressor nan:
iloo ln Manitowoc.
Wrong number.
' Sf. Mark’s Pastor
Transferred To
Lon Morris College
Shoe Prices Hay Take
downward Trend Soon
was
e fir:
said In New York that It
"severe epidemic" and the first
major outbreak of polio in the na-
tion this year.
(Hs said that JO case* of Infan-
tile paralysis per 100,000 population
were considered an epidemic. The
highest case rate of the disease last
year was In South Dakota with a
figure of 180.0 case* per 100,000
population.)
Seven victims were returned to
their homes Thursday but five new
casea were admitted. The number §g[_ _
of victims in the county’s hospl- Springs,
to Temple, in central Texas.
for some months to come, and classified Clapp as
befe had
unemployable"
Baytown Jaycees
Voted National
Notice For Work
that a rental figure which will
keep a good tenant happy and
able to pay Is far better ln the
long run than a high rental figure
which will drive the tenant to
seek other quarters and ultimately
TEW YORK June U.-fC.R) ’
merican woman's $20 shoes
earing out, and she’s buying
-hoes to take their place,
r.nufacturers and retailers
today.
The New England shoe manu-
(Contlnned from rage 1)
ary boost for district superintend-
ents, from $6000 to $8500 annually;
set a new membersblp goal of 8880
for the coming year; elected Pat
Thompson of Bay City to his fifth
term as lay leader of the church,
-nd appointed Rev. A C. Bell,
i'ormer Carthage pastor, executive
ecretary of the board of evangel
ism.
A membership report showed
that the conference gained 4840
chain store retail- members during the past year, for
'Continued from Page 1)
iclpal auditorium at|
for a temporary Job in Germany,
presumably because of his political
beliefs.
8. O, B.—The "national commit-
tee to defeat the Mundt bill” de-
___ _ manded that Senator James O. facturers
result in a vacant' unit bringing Eastland, D., Mississippi, be ousted ers cite a department of commerce a total membership of 182,332.
no income at all as chairman of a senate Judiciary prediction that 92 per cent of all
3 That owners of rental units subcommittee for using "foul and shoes sold ln 1949 will have price
«E ■ffS *» ,T
reduce rents, now that controls are Progressive party. Baldwin, ap- Harbor. 95 per cent of shoes sold
Baytown Jaycees were represent- about to be removed. Such owners Pearing a^Stl^V
Dr; R- *LE! m!,rT°TaidGr*he ed^l^nMtf0Kirkpatrick,7r., who IhouldToi^k only subcommittee considering the 00^Injf.l® f^M^fatton
Sr£t" tHrH sSS 3rS3&E
those afflicted will show any after Cook, was scheduled to attend the on iTlr hna him a "G-- D-— £- priced shoe, too frequently of poor
affects from the disease," he said, convention while on a vacation in act: totoualtoe rents onj^ fair caUingW_ „ counterpd by qusl|ty_ the percentage of under
He attributed this to the prompt Colorado, but while enroute h t t (.giung Eastland a “narrow-minded $10 shoes dropped to an estimated
treatment given the stricken dur- suffered an attack of appendicitis * 65 to 70 per cent Last year, Edison
Ing early stages of the attacks. and Was forced to undergo an em- ^ JQon gs areqable to Atomic-Senator Bourke B. Hick- said, It was back up to 82 per cent
Eight stricken Infant* were ergency operation al a hospital ^ "^moda- enlooper, R., Iowa, charged that The retailers and manufacturer.
Uons, and that it might be better congressional Investigators have agree the reason is putly a new
to offer these tenants a voluntary blocked his efforts to back up his thriftiness on the part of shop-
reduction in rent now than to lose charges against David E. LUien- per* and partly a greatly increased
him wtihln six months and be thal, chairman of the atomic en- value In lower priced shoes,
faced with vacancy or greatly re- ergy commission. The Joint con- They point out, however, that
duced rental Income gresslonai atomic energy commit- their good business may mean that
. , , . . tee yesterday voted to hold closed other businesses are in for head-
4. That tenants who have been "/a?ng3 0/the lean's statement achca.
occupying controlled units at low ti)at pprsons "with strong Commu- Frank 8. Shapiro, president of
rental figures for a considerable njst„ ]eannings were cleared for the New England shoe and leather
Gonzales, Texas, for physical ther-
apy. Planes from . the air force
base at Goodfellow field transport-
ed them.
John Loughlln, representing the
national foundation in 82 eouth-
west Texas counties, set up field
headquarters here yesterday.
He said “all necessary help in
U.S. Urges Germans
Accept Red Offer
(Continued from Page 11
the form of money, medical sup- trying to poison thousand* of ptg* t*me and work on the atomic program. Hick- association and co-chairman with
plies and trained personnel” will
be coming to San Angelo from the
national foundation.
trouble to
remember that their pfljoopt,r had wanted public hear- Edison of the cooperative ahow,
ings. He called the _ committee’s said he and his broker were always
at odds on how good ‘to business.
Truman Says Reds
St9l Threaten Peace
... state farm*.
TOKYO — Fifteen more Japan- low came about as a direct
ese war criminals have been hang- r«^lt or a World War emergency, ac't|on a “complete block
ed by the U. S. Army, including Jn<3 that has ®een maintained pergonnei phase of my case/'
• - - muvms i Wun fAiir zrzkana aflan r _______
(Continned from Pago 11
for more than four year* after
the end of the war as a political
expedient, when it could have and
should have been ended much
earlier. )>et the tenant realize that
during these years of low rent,
the property owners cost of liv-
ing. expense of operation, taxes,
insurance costs, maintenance costs
Maniacal Killer
Plagues Campus
(Continued from Page 1)
Tucker Claims Pfof
Blocked Car Making
rcl,usea ™ L. E. Burdick. at a Houston hospital at 10 a.m
additional rental .'Hjs head waa split a* though Friday. He had been a resident
he was hit with a hatchet," Bur-
the two top officers convlcted of
responsibility for the Bataandeath
march In the Philippines, it was
announced today.
An announcement by Gen. Doug-
las MacArthur’s headquarters said
the executions took place In Sug-
____„_T_ _ amo courtyard where former Pre-
Communtom as a "false philosophy” mier Hideki Tojo and other top , .
rewarded only by deceit, mockery, Japanese war criminals were hang- skyrocketed to record heights,
poverty, and tyranny. ed last year. wh,le the government refused to
"It Is a prime belief of the Com-
munist philosophy that our kind of
economy is doomed to failure,”
Truman noted today. "The Com-
munists predict that our prosperity
will collapse—bringing the rest of
the free world down with It. But WWItCll VIH lTHMIIIIM ea wnere tne position oi tenant Tde killing happened seven
they are wrong—as wrong as they and property owner reversed.’ months to the day after Theresa
can be.” (Continued from Page 1) 5- That the entire population of poster, 18, a student from Greeley,
He pointed out that the United Tucker Corporation stock was Baytown have sufficient patience Colorado, was picked up in down-
States ha* assumed financial bur- sold despite Security and Ex- not to expect miracles overnight, town Boulder, driven into the
dens without parallel In history ln change Commission warnings and now that controls are being re- country, raped aid slain. Her body
it* efforts to establish world peace, that money was obtained fradu- moved, but that we all temper our waa f0un(j in Coal Creek Canyon
But he said that goal "to worth the lently by mall through sale of actions with true regard for the
price" despite the "voices—similar certificates, franchises and acces- problems of our friends, neighbors
to those that "misled us in the sories to dealers. and fellow citizens, and that we
1920’s”—that are tiring of the ef- The government listed 18 per- do not take advantage of any per-
fort sons as alleged victims of mall son just because he may happen
«VL
“When it to good for me, he say*
It to terrible," Shapiro said. "When
I say it to bad, he says it to good.
My record* show that when the
general economy tends downward,
low priced shoes are In fuller pro-
duction.”
BROTHER DIES
William H. Herring, 59, brother
(Continued rrom rage u William H, Herring, on. orouicr
Boulder County Probation Officer 0( R B. Herring of Baytown, died
allow him any
return on his property investment,
and let the tenant accept a fair
increase in rent, if justified by *
the facts, In the good grace with , times bill art Atltt
which he would expect to be treat- d h dled by droWnIng.
ed where the position of tenant —
and property owner reversed.’
Houston for 21 years.
Spore’s skull was fractured "four
six” times but art autopsy show-
WATERMELONS
THE FINEST GROWN
Served Ice Cold
Half or Whole "To Go”
Brown's Chicken Shack
2505 Market Street
"Wo must not falter now" the fraud. They included 13 Tucker
president asserted. dealers and five stock purchases.
two days later.
Joe Sam Walker, 32, a Boulder
metalworker, was convicted of sec-
ond degree murder for her death.
But he contended that a “chun-
toy, blond youth” actually killed
Miss Foster after knocking him
On Your
A KREL °0*r 1360
And to KRETc-FM on Band 221 or 92*1 Mg. from 8 to 11 p.m. Daily
SATURDAY EVENING
e?00*-Your Cmwob
isJO—CaD^elfghl and
Silver
T:00—Saturday NJ«bt
Square Dance
TtIO—That Ma
Band
a nee
With
i:30—Dance Party
9:45—30 for Tonight
10:00—Terrain Derby Final
10:15—Tower Hour
11 :S0—News at Sign Off
SUNDAY MORNING
—10IT" ■
1:30—Emile Cote Glee Club S
—Wales Budget Shop 8;
1:4S—Guetl Star
2:00—Tt’e Tope--Marine
«rtf*
Corpe
2:15—Pipe* of Melody
2:30—Piano PortfalU
2.5ft—Oiler* va. Pan Amer
lean of Texai City
:30—Four Knlghte
45—Open Houae
9:00— Music at Hint
9:30—Pick of the Polkae
10:00—KEEL News
10:15—Time Out
Lane Melodlea
idlng Tim#
Headline*
15—Tfw
10:30—Air
10
Singers
1:30—Assembly of God’a
Morning Mediation*
9:00—Lew White at th
Organ
•115— Your New H<
9:30—Tapestries in
10:30—Curtain Call
tl :00—Concert Favoi
tl :00—Concert Favorite*
11:30—Church Service*—
First Baptist
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—KREL New*
12; 15—Best Four Songs
12:30—Pa« Tim*
12:35—Blue Baron
Presents
13:45—Pacific. Paradise
1:00—Your Family Album
•UNDAY EVENING
• :0O—Sunday Show
6:30—Cavalcade of Mu*to
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Luncheon
12:00—Music
111:15—Add ’Em Up~
Mayfalr Jewelry
12:30—Tran*c rambling
East Tex** Thaatar*
16—Culpeppers New*
to be temporarily, in a disadvan-
tageous position. In short, let us _
be governed by the Golden Rule aat" ]n a fight Walker said he
... "To Do Unto Others As We became panic-stricken and tossed
Would They Should Do Unto Us.” the girl’s beaten, half-nude body
Bond also reported on the con- ;n the creek,
vention of the Texas Real Estate jjr Angelo Lapi, who examined
Association, which was held in spore’s body said the attack “
Dallas last week. him was <'M vicious as that upon
The realtors’ annual barbecue Miss Foster. It was similar In
will be held July 23 at Frank many respects, especially in the
Jones’ park on the San Jacinto nature of the wounds."
River near Highlands, Bond an- --
nounced. All regular, affiliate and CONVICT ESCAPES
associate members are invited to SUGAR LAND, June 11. (UP)—A
come and bring their families. negro convict serving a 10-year
Other members of the barbecue sentence for murder and burglary
committee are A. L. Banks, Car- sawed his way out of central pri-
ter Miller and Mrs. Annette Phil- son farm No. 1 near here early
Up*. today.
DANCE SUNDAY
NIGHT
8:00—Through the
Listening 01;
8:30—D’Artega Present*
9:00—Music of Masters
Girl Scouts Board Buses For Camp Reber Monday
6:00—Revllle Roundup
with the Deacon
6:15—More of Deacon
Massey Motoi
-The Deacon
BlpG Mummm
Earl Roesner
6:50—KREL News
7:00—Morning Devotional
Rsv. A. L. Jordan
7:15—8top for Music—
Humble Oil
7:30—Watching the
Auto and Home
Supply Musical
Grab-Bag
Dent
Chui
•Fire
Grab-Bag
5:00—Central Ba]
hurch
eacl
■“'V mocuiui, BiinuuHveu iuu»j. when they are expected to arrange
Camping hours will be from 9 for their own transportation back.
ptttt
ktcblnz tn» ClocX
8:18—Ftrefiehterz
The Dully Sun
8:30—World of Sport*
8:48—Hunting and Finding
with DeHart
6:50—Interlude
6:68—New*
a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through
Thursday, and from 2 to 7:30 p.m.
Friday, which has been designated
as visitors’ day.
The fiveday camp is open to all
school girls of 17 and under,
whether they are Girl Scout*
DAILY CROSSWORD
lOUlvltllHVIflsIslTl
listen to Baytown Oilers vs. Pan American, Sunday 2:55
KREL—KREL-FM
WE TAKE PLEASURE,
IN ANNOUNCING
THE
OPENING
OF THE
LAKEWOOD
DRIVE-IN
ACROSS FROM DECKER DRIVE THEATEf
CORNER MARKET AND DECKER DRIVE
SATURDAY, JUNE 11
OPEN 11 A.M. to4? P.M.
SPECIALIZING-
IN
• Fried Chicken §
Soft Drinks § Ice Cold Boor
StoooSent Curb Service
Under Cool Shade Tree*
WE TKVBM WE TO VISIT tS ON OPENING DAY
ACROSS
1. Fold* over
5. Furnished
with shoes
9. Per. to
barium
10. Peeled
12. Speak
13. Swiftly
14. Timid
. j j- 'jdan,“
nicknam*
17. Slide
18. Masculin*
pronoun
19. Rip
21. Perform
22. River
(N.Fr.)
24, Place where
goods are
sold
27. Mist
29. Affirmative
vote
»0. Cake
mixture
33. Viper*
36. Like
37. Narrated
39. Exclamation
40. Cease
43. Board of
ordnance
(abbr.)
44. Guido’s
. highest note
46. Disease
of rye
47. Electro*
magnetic
Wiitof
wectriMfl
capacity
49. Earl
50. Three
81. For fear
that
52. Grit
DOWN
1. Shaping
machine*
2. High-flown
3. Pastry
4. Apebbie
(Brit)
5. Mineral
spring
6. Happens
7. Verbal
8. Resolve
16. Water
barrier
19. Jog
20. Beam
23. Lizard
25. Peruse
26. A cupboard
(Dutch)
28. Obtain
30. Foundations
Si.Starry
82. Steal
34. European
country
35. Ghost
38. Attics
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Raan
QDQQQEiO QQO
□aufeua
□eon dodb
ill ill
Tetterdsy’s Aaswst
9.Llkeabueh 41. Mythical
11. Station monster
42. Kettles
44. Ireland
(poet)
46. Little child
48. Constellation
. Early
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 6, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 11, 1949, newspaper, June 11, 1949; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1101540/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.