The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 158, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 5, 1950 Page: 2 of 10
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Special to Tha liytowrn Sun
PAGE I - THE BAYTOWN SUN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER I, 1.950
::: Chinese Tighten Trap S*oek 9U®*«? Wooster Mother Asks LIVESTOCK
Joseph Hale of the Ladt.i mag-
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On 15,000 US Troops
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• ( tinUnued Prow Fag* One) , Air Foret fishier*, tlsht homUert Amcrtlj p*t
Eighth Army u It fell back In •• arid 8-3 SuperfarU to hit the Rod* Arwc0 S(e#1 ......4j%
s l ctdaim : srfc""*' JEyi'SSBWBs jw ..................»
_ have to O I ilHlPf ■ ’0fl? ,ront r,,port Mld the El*hth »» *»r *“**>» r**o jet piioti Mid Ani*,r ................
5 Z Army h*e «*t*hll»he<l * new defense they turned the Pyongyang are* AT *nd 8K .............Ul
f . . LirtlD I llne-ww believed to be a tewpoi- lmo , "deathtrap.” with i’0M Chin- Anaconda Cop ...............3$
' 10 liLfiBI 5 «Y eeargunrd action to Mt*Wi*h #M killed there. Marine fishier*and St„, ...................
' ■ blocking petition* aero*, roadilead- Alr pure* light bombers Calmed * ~T ...
log into the Eighth A>my’i Une of M4tb#r ujoo killed around the Cho- u«Wd ‘*!*! 1!!!"”I
'MpIVW ■*'"* s.n Reservoir. ....
Maeeee of Chlneee troop* atHkln.-i » rfortI from Okinawa :! ? ,, P ..............
m iryssL
in* hy fuU^htry of Allied air tba«*?,0M fire bomb*. nit^T , .. . ............ ...
mighi. Planr* from the powerful goagebo„t sunchoa and Kang- Chem •.......J
Task Fore* 77 joined, with Far East “ . . Davison Chem ..............2*.
-* V 1 sye. * , Dow Chem,.................. 7814
An unconfirmed front report Du Pont Chem ............ 77%
from a patrol east of Stnmak, 45 Eastman Kodak .............49%
mile* soothfast of Pyongyang, said Gen Electric’......;.........*. 47
UN forces there had clashed with Qjn Motors ..............y.. as
groups of Chinese soldiers. It ws* Goodyear Tire ...............tw%.
believed the Reds were driving Greyhound ................. lot,
down through Central Korea in a Gillette Saf ..................<8
bid to cut the Eighth Army's line Gulf Oil ...................... 77
Gulf Stat Uhl ................ 19%
enter H L and P Co................ 30%
News Of Son's Death
£ what this NEW ”
■SONOTONEj
—jir-WIsjou^
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I
Ex-Policeman
I Is Arrested
S0N0T0NE
!■■■■■■■■■■■■■!
■ MR. A. S. PORTER J
■ WILL BE AT THE
■ DEL MONT HOTEL
■ WED., DEC. 6. 14 P.M.
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difference* over toe kcodent." then
both walk'd over to Mrs. Achor's of retreat
car. A man who was not involved Chinese patrols began to
(ContlniMd From Page One) , i.
rifles to fi^ht with, a newsman wfeto. The Red* "turned loose with
everything th*y had machln* guna, mortar* and other weapon*
and th* green young Marine* »ialtered In every direction. Teh men.
Including Rogpr, bended for n hump of rock and tree*, »nd *11 but
on# m*d« It The wounded man was taken to a hospital. and there
th* correspondent Interviewed him for Mr* Fortlnberry. The Me*
rtn* enld he believed1 the other nine eecnped nllve but were captured
by the Red* ..
Although Use War Department report* Private Fortlnberry
“killed in action1’ at Rochum Mountain, hi* mother wonder* if be
were not slain by his giptore. ,£ ■'
flha inmtilnlsi hapes, toe, teat all report* of hi* death may bo te
error and that hia Hfe might have been.sparedA»y his captors,-or,
that perhaps hr has managed to hide from the enemy In Korea.
”1 am eo confused, I don’t know what to think,” she aaid .
Mr*. Fortlnberry te continuing her eeerch for eomeone who can
eet her mind *t reet about Roger'! fate. She 1» now In touch with
the Red Croag and with a newspaper correspondent. ‘
"Somehow, somewhere, Pm going to find someone who will know
and tell me juat what dM happen to my son," she said. “If Ibe
War Department doesn't know and cant find out. I’ll find some-
one elee," "
ALL XWPBERliirn tp *
TIPTON. Ind. HUB J?
1*1* thought* for g minu"/ll|
FORT WORTH —{HU— (USDAl-r ovJrturnM*^^ °( Ule ?!
, tvvstoc'k. Cattle' 2300; Activ^ “d^Wahw.?^
etrong to 80 higher. Good fed eteer* w,,h ,rim_ **
.snd ,heifcri 89-31. common and oul to be flllinsJ?* *****
medium grade* mainly 88.00-88 60. , l t b* ,1,lln*« from 10®,
Beef tow* 20-23, tanners and cut- p
ere 13-20. Saumge htlll* 12.80-28.80.
Uocker eteer yearling* medium to a grluly brer
good grade. 28 00-3.80, hejfer. .bout 40 mile. Z, '
28.80 down. Stocker eteere comrpon “•
to guotl grade* 23-2K. Replacement
common to good grades 1880-
Calves 1400: Active etrong. fuUv
M higher, Instance* 1.00 up' CMr
ard choice elaughter calvee 27.00-
2180, common and medium 20.00*
17 00, cSfie 1800-2000. Stocker cale-
c* medium to good grades 2800-
310°, , '
Hogs 900. Butcher hogs andeowa
steady to 28 lower with mist but-
cher* compared with Monday, plga
scarce. Goad and choice 190-278
I be'mostly 18,80, good and choice
180-1*8 lb*. 17 25-18.28. Sow* 18 00-
.37.00; ( r
invites you
TQ SEE OUR
in tho accident-approached him and abandoned Pyongyang about noon Ho u* Oil ..
jcmarked that “If you were not an Tuesday i9 p m. Monday Baytown Humble Oil
gun Id hit you,"
Pmuntree said lie
time) and air ieports said lliey Is Or Coal
were .streaming into the burning Inti Nickel
city in hordu by early afternoon.
11 . af*
officer with a
Rountree said
.*« a. d his coat to show the man he
had no gun and the man hit him
sn the eye. P.ountri'e then struck
ihe man. he -aid.
Rountree said he then li ft .the ac-
cident to avoid further trouble with
the. msn.
Rountree laid he was given the
specie! deputy sheriff* commission << on tinned From Page 11
when he wss a Baytown patrolman. As he walked aVKV from the
Sheriff C. V. i Buster* Kern can- ticket window early today, he gave
celled hts commission yesterday at a loud sigh of relief -and headed 1 • ■
noon. Deputy Sheriff Morris said he home with a big sphle on his face "le
Plenty Of Tickets
For Lee-PA Game,
took Rountree’s card when
rested him.
Chamber Given
Report On Fair
he ar- Tickets are now on sale at the
Ree Administration Building, in-
stead of tlfe stadium clockhoui
. 88
.101%
. 33%
. 34
Inti H»fv .......................
Interlake Iron ......
J and L Steel .....
Krnn Cop ...1;.....
Libby McN ....... 8%
Liggett and Myers...........74%
Mack Truck* ................ 15
Mid Don Pet ........ 47%
Nat Dairy Prod..............44%
Nat Steel ....................47%
Ohio Oil 40%
Inc ................87 %
..................... 44%
Packard Motors —........... S%
Repub Steel 39**
St Regis Paper ..’...........10 ,
Sou Paeif ................... 88
College Curtain Club
Presents 'Last Refuge’
The Lee College Curtain Club
will present “The Last Refuge" on
the etage of Robert E. Lee Audi'
ON THE
Sick List
CLARK HON AJtRIVfcM.
Mr. and Mr*. Allen E. Clark of
Baytown announce the arrival of
a eon, named Roy Lee Clark, Birth-
weight was seven pounds, 10 ounces,
Grandparent# are Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Clark, 1813 Oak, and Mr* V. T.
King of Sam Houston Courts.
torium at 8:15 p.m. Thursday,
tf’i
G8
L1LIJE DI KE HOSPITAL
Mr*. Lynn O Hagan is directing Visiting Hours: 18 to It aun., 3 to 5
the play. The east Is composed of P-"*- 4nd 7 *° * p m-
Monday Admission*:
J J ’-(hU 208 Bowie.
Silly ^pple-307 West Fr.in is
Mrs O V Rah 417 Miriam
Ann Ruth Schmadl, James Weir,
Guy Winstead, Jean Kellogg, Char-
lene Garb^ Glenn Woods and Dav-
id Kellogg*David'S* a fifth grader
at Highlands Eelementary School.
The plot of "The Last Refuge" sAN JACINTO MEMORIAL
has a big-city gangster coming visiting Hours: lo to li vm„ j to I
home to hi# family in the hills of tl-m. wmj 7 t„ g pm.
Oklahoma to hide out and "try to
Happy Is The Day
When Backache
Goes Away-----
Ai era **t «W#r. itmi and atmin, ovtf.
or ««poaurf.to
e-.ld ttsmrtimaa glowa down kl«ln#Y fune- j
s... Thi. n-wv Usd tnwnv fi'lka to mm* 1 '
e-.ld osimptimaa ak»w» «l«wn ki«in
lion. Thig may Wad fn*njp f*-lkg
piRln of n»fgm*WkariiP. I«*fg of
By 8 p m. yesterday there were ^ 01, Jnd ................ SV4
about 100 people standing in lino
■GSHOmillCHTHB
The board of directors of the
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
was given a preliminary financial “‘v
V .. r ' _ . more the merrier
report on the 1950 Raytown Fair
In a meting yesterday.
Nelson MrElroy, rhamher mana-
ger, bald the report, although In-
complete and possibly incorrect,
clearing about enouKh cv,,n
,or wandering around. Traffii be-
gan to file through the streets by
the stadium after dark with sight-
seers trying to get a look at.what Tpx Gu)f pr0(1 .............20
was going on. ' Tidewater Corp ..............33%
As the old saying goes, "The Timlt(,n Benr|rlg .............3gs,
There , were us stccl .....................
about a dozen folding card tables Wool worth Inc ...........44 .
set up ami games of bridge, rummy Dof N. 0 Cotton ..up 80-«4 pts.
and poker, perish the thought, were _
started. Someone was thoughtful
to bring a television DRAFTED TWO WAV'S
get straightened out."
The action center# around his
attempt to "go baek" to his young-
er day# and the inevitable failure
to change. .
Stan Oil N. J...............81%
::::::::::::::: T Scientist Smith Wins
Texas Co .................... 7H r ■ •*■ * j
Second Place Award
Monday Admissions: ■>
Mr* Ijiwrenee L Faulk—221 East
Jack.
Alvin J. Hauler—Pasadena.
Mrs. Charles R Cockerham 612
Travis
Gordon R. Bradberry Crosby.
*n-rsi, he*d*flMw *n,l din.rifM netting
HP ni«hU 4>r frequent m»» rr*ult
from minor hU.|d*r IrrlUlions Hur {o told,
dampiHNw or diotAry lndbcr«il<m».
’ If your dkromfoMa ar# dup to thro#
emuMm. d*»n‘t will, try PUto. • mild
dlurMir. tlnd •uccsMwfulIy by miliionit for
over 60 yr»m. WhiW thw »ympU4na m»y
often tithorwb* occur, it* RmRiinf how
m«ny ttmsM Doan’t five harpy reltof-
hclp ibe 15 mil«4 of kidney tuhwi and
tuah out waitr. (iat PiiU ttydayl
Tommy Smith, representing th*
Chemistry Club of Robert E. L«g
High School, won second place
honors at the Junior Academy of
Science meeting at Southern Meth-
odist University. <
Smith presented a'paper on “The
Highlands HD Club
Scrapbook Wins Ribbon
KREL
PROGRAM
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82.1 MG. ON YOUR FM
rueSOAY EVgNINO
\r «Sfw«- Petri Beer
..d Koee Mfioe
i Moi
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BivK-li Btiow
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Food klKL
ai Br.-en
rite Bavtc
• Jax Bee
showed the fair as clearing snout H.ul"5et' lt ut)"fJr the fan,' GIvOUSTER, Ohio -H’P)- Draft
$1000 outside the $4500 spent on enU,. mrnent_ board officials demanded to know Lysenko Case."
etpiipnient and supply A hugl, bonfire w&, startcd to why Alvin L Collins. 21, failed to First place wa, «bytald
water supply comndttTe, reported b‘'P “'“P ^e dampness and cold show up for pre-lnduction examl- Redmond of Lamar High School
o- the sccompllshments of the the outdoormcn
committee and made several rec-
ommendations for next year.
A banquet committee was ap-
pointed at the meeting of the an- Company
Members of the Highlands Home
Demonstration tlub have received
a white ribbon from the County
agent, Mrs. Frances P McCuis'.-h
for their scrapbook cont i:i ng ■»! -
tures and clippings of ciu j activi-
ties for the year begi tn.ng with
November 1, ion, liire igh October
1950.
Outstanding in design and con-
passed out candy
nutx! Chamber of Commerce Ban- "suckers."
quet To be held in January. The City Councilman R. H Pruett and
committeemen' are James Harrop, several other people in line organ-
J. Bryan Stratton, Harry Massey, Ized the fans and distributed and
Murray Rogers, and Frank Bras- issued numbers-of. line plaees, *v-
Ptople made nation at Fort Hayes The sheriff Houston.
coffee on the open fire others had had the answer. Collins was taken Also attending from Baytown *truction, the Highlands scrapbook
sandwiches and various other re- by deputies tf> the penltentlvry were Kimball Strangmeier. Joe Ed is approximately 5 inches thick
freshments. Gulf Oil Distributing that day to begin serviing a term McLcmore, Sherman Roberts and and has a landscape scene done in
for grand larceny. the club sponsor Mrs. J. I. Gelber. Qils on its cover.
"WarU't b««Matting
Cough Medication!"
SMITH BROTHERS
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10; 15—Nt(£I Watch
Sew7 of !D« Moment
Sign-Off for Night
:0O—Bitcn-i
WEDNESDAY MORNING
• ;00—Revtiil# Round-up
T:<*0—War Sewn-Psari
':(iO—War New»-i
T:02—Revelile Round-Up
7:57 —War NefkA- Be«r
8 00—Morning T>evotlon»l
1:15—your Moment and Mine-
Art Rluipaon runarRi Hoi
-Watching th# dork
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W.15-Bhow Buaintaa—Brunaon Theatr««
0 30—I»lml 1360
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10 OO—Baytown N#vr§—J
JO 05—Bob Eberly Show
OS—Bol
10 15—U B. TUvy Show
10:3o—Burllm#
11:00—War New#—P#ar1 R#€f
Jl :<>2—Rang# Riding Tlni#
11^15—Culpepper*# NewscRft
WEONE8DAY AFTERNOON
12:00—Lttarty Minutreia
1:00—-Great Days In Rp*
Great
8MU
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t# Bar
#JL 1'UDw , , . •
30—BRy<u>wn New#was Beer
35—B##t In Wnx
J va. TCI;
1:30—Washington Ne
1:45—Favorlt# Band
2:00—Ton
4:00—Chrlatmrt# Shopper
0.00—jtoorta wdtiisoi*—Jtt Be«r
B:05—Wfitemalr##
2:3n—Today's i? i»orts—Gray Lombtr
0:45-La Porte N#w
T’2 ‘POP.T ARTHUR VERSUS tME
GANDERS on frioay night—
; DON’T MISS IT!
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WEDNESDAY
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7:05—Top of the Morning
7:16—Text# Tamlly Prnyer Period
7:30— Baytown Trnde Parad#
•8:00—World of N#wa
M 15 -IViwn In tlie V'alley
ft 55 Texas Tfiday
ctmrrh- of Chrtat-----------
0:15—Baytown Trade Parad#
0:45—Carter of Alice Blair
10.00—AP News
10 05—Pollta Tim#
10:30—Latin Rhythm#
11:30—Can’t We Talk Th!# Ov#r
11:55— Radio N'eware#!
I2:00--Piano Mood#
Ig;AL^8tar THUS " •
12:30—Baytown Trade Parade
1:00—Tangle '
2 00—Muelrat Memory Book
2.30—Jive Hive
3:00-AP New*
3:05—Popular Concert
3:30**4,30 Baprera •
4:30—Baytown Trade Parade
4:53—Radio Newereel
5:00—Ison. Reel
ervono co-operated and registered
and quietly got in line When it was
time for the W’indows to open. The
count in the line just as the win-
dows opened was only 2R9. By
7; 15 a.m. thejp were 305 and names
were not recorded after that.
By 8 a m. the choice tickets were
sold and about 800 seats between
the 10-yard and goal lines were left
At this point thd limit of four per
customer was lifted but fans were
not too eager to buy the scrubs.
MISS FRANCES BLACK
Frances Karen Bla’ck, daughter'
of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Black Jr.,
was born at 8:03 a.m. tij^ay at-the
San Jacinto,Memorial Hospital. She
vrtighed -seven pounds and ltounces.
Frances’ brother, John William
Black, Is two. Her grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Black Sr.
of La Porte and Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
ry Lockard of Tomball.
5rAv
ENDS TONJTTJ -
"THREE SECRETS"
STARHN6 WEDNESDAY
THRU THURSDAY
yi
Mahon h
fiflfel Vmn
CHARUS LAUGHTON
* WANCHOT TONE
BURGESS MEREDITH
ond the CITY OF Mill
#0#f#r HIT 104- 8*N WAIlACf ■ 4k*d MtlTA
ENDS TONIGHT
KQQBJiHDEnaMI
HILAND THEATRE
HIGHLANDS
Box Office Opens 6:00 P.M.
Monday Through Friday
Saturday and Sunday at
1:30 P.M.
ADMISSION 9c and 35c
Tonight and Wednesday
711
OCEAN
DRIVE
Jacobs. • tfor the best in jewelry
STARTING WEDNESDAY
YOUR FAMILY THEATRE
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
V^SSL*
For Yourself:::or for a Gift
Join Jacobs SRver Chib
CMANNEIATEW
MARKET STREET ROAD
v NOW SHOWING
THROUGH THURSDAY
122 W. Texas
Jacobs 22nd Christmas In Baytown
For as
little as
MONTHLY’”'
(Per Place Setting)
the*
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. . h
* *■
»ck Fire
Holiday Ti
. h Untriman *nd
T h Bound* *r*
w ,*,.rrv 'nnd ««^*
B*ywwn.
r'L,*r*<,ur,n*
r^^oon by iMk
of Chrlrtm**
{b>uiuli i>M today.
tfgsrt
'-.rtto trM> '* * po,',°
tkiMild not b# n#*r
iw
Imv*|
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flame
U»ed
recipeI
borax I
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bor*ci
Lutlfrix. 317 Perry
8 ,hy* thrrr ......
f gi thl* old world who ! mKt(;r
1*4
.1 luJ
(hare are other I month!
bad The folk* i The r |
who feel good
be want* to
eon * r*t ulate, The
but for the
folk* who feel
mighty had he
**>•* he want*
them to read
what he ha» lo
aav and then
take a word of
advice take
__ H A D A rO L
bn from * deficiency of
“Nl*cin and Iron
bMr Schaffiin ha*
ADACOL *ince it
.ffect* of *ueh de-
J A b» *5’*'em: ”1 have
ftm cutler for over 22
it gp work for the Boyd
^ C# in bt i^iii* For
, dm* now I havdhlt
7.-«lll» at *IV seemed •
lalltMvr enough energy
* rk. I w»* ilmd all
[ really didn’t enjoy
l It affected my
bwt I heard how
|Wtt«)Ki took HADACOL
Vwtl their appetite and
|g him * limltle** amount
J tried HADACOL
li inrifnt what a change
l|gl< Mow I feel like cat-
ling on the table, my
_ it J00<4 better and
I _ |* fact, everything I
r eojay For *(V-entirely
i o* life i recommend
|i*’D4C0L today. Trial
i odd* only $1 25 IArge
Hoqitil *i*e $3.80 Re-
rte* There I* only the
ii*4 genuine HADAOOL
|niryon. » talking tbout.
1 druggtel doe* not have
~ seder direct from
i Cory !-af*yette !a.
I1W laBlue Corporation
OUST
ON A B
SHARE IN
18 SUCC
Dodge sales in hist
in lower cost fo you
n**r had *uch sales at in th«
N«ver had *o many car* to
production Tjreak* all rew
Wf c«n give you the eye-opei
present cor will pr
^ down payment on a
otany tone this year! Sp
I w 1 y°U tlflOO mo,
of handling and.
in today!
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