The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 291, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 12, 1953 Page: 3 of 8
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THE BAYTOWN SUN, TUESDAY, MAY 12, l«3 -
Health Talks Political Vacuum-
S'rrr. dulles in middle east to
=Sf£5i TRY TO SOLVE HECTIC MIXU
Drawn by Wayne Boring
IYER 5«>w UP ON WMARGIE. HEG
iJ PROPERTY AGAIN, ) WITHIN HIS /
IT, HAVE TOU BOTH ) RIGHTS, SO S
fasratodf?-'
BUT'-HE'S OBVIOUSLY THE KILLER.'
THAT GAMBLING DEBT HE OWED MONT)
WORD GAVE HIM A SOLID REASON
FOR KILLING HIS UNCLE TO GET <
THE INHERITANCE/ VET YOU MEEKLY
LET HIM ORDER US TO BEAT IT/ ,
'----'ll DON'T GET IT.O--''
HE WAS SO OUTRAGED AT YOUR
ACCUSATION, J WONDER IF HE
REALLY W4S THE KILLER/ BUT-
A FEVERISH GAMBLER LIKE
HIM WILL SURELY BE GOING
BACK TO MONTY YARD'S SOON
TO TRY HIS LUCK AGAIN. .
AND WHEN HE ■
DOES-I'VE GOT A
WAY OF FINDING
OUT FOR CERTAIN
WHETHER HE'S THE
KILLER OR NOT/
r Mon'lay
I»1 hoapu^; 8ln 41
trs' Du&ne p(
S-4
In the Arab land*, on the other
the pt’Jent and to handle the ani- By PHII, NEWSOM in 20 days, on a tour extending _ ----------
mal indicting the wound. Cat*, United Pres* Foreign Analyst from Greece in the West to India hand, Dulles will find a d
squirrels, and skunks can be rab- Two major conflicts and a host of in the East skipping only lran ; ^ United States,
%rtrsr«- o, * srr&rtwa se .......
1 11vacuum it is today. putes he will encounter have been
remember thftt if ftniiruil n&s , ., * *u;» ... .1 i._ V«..B on<4 tHpv will
(f H within t.n Plop in the midst of this sea of going on for years ana tney wm
rabies, it will be dead with m ten discorwdi Secretary of state John not now be solved overnight,
days of the t me i. shows evidence Foster Dulles landed Monday to On his tour, he will visit Israel
of madness.,.Iso, if 1 u killed im- !earn {he facts anc|, if possible, to and most of her opponents in the
mediately after biting someone, it j. ^ 0ffjCes Arab-Israeli war.
may be impossible to find out p isi- Firs*t st()p Ca|rc, Egypt. The Israeli hope Dulles can point
tiveiy from laboratory studies In Cairo< the British and the the way toward a peace with the
whether or not it had hydrophobia. Ebyptians are* at another one of Arabs, particularly one that would
Therefore, the correct thing to ^eir stalemates over British occu- open the way to trade. However,
do is identify the, animal and see pation of the Suez Canal Zone. they are adamant in their refusal
'that it is penned up in an escape- The Egyptians once more have to reabsorb some three - auarters
proof place. If it is alive and shows stated flatly they will enter no de- of a million displaced Arabs or to
no sign of illness at the end of ten fense pacts with the West until the give up any of their hard-won tor-
days, it did not nave rabies, British unconditionally are out of ritory. ' ■
If the animal can’t be found af- the canal zone
ter it has bitten someone, the doe- The British., who have occupied
tor and patient are faced with the the zone for 70 years and have in-
problem of whether to give rabie vested more than a quarter of a M-
shots (the Pasteur treatment) or bon do)‘frs in YOU SAW IF ADVBDJB
mue a chanee To nlav it safe the eventually they must vacate but IU*» »** *■
SnUTSi • t„:;«tTJirL'TS Jk
the rabies vaccine can be severe. aJ ^ between East and West and .., *2
he will base his decision on all the assuranCe British troops can take
information he is ab.c to obtain. ()Ver again in case 0f war.
While the .doctor is on ins way Th[, British hope Dulles can in- jj^KraEgl^S JMMBb
to see the patient, first aid for the ,f.!XPC)p with the government of
wound is to wash it thoroughly (;pn Mohammed Naguib and find
with soap and water to remove all some wav for the talks to get go-
saliva Even with no breaks in the ;ng again. ISafflHBBHHBBMBHH
skin, the saliva touching the thin Naguib is internationally minded.
mucous membrane of the lips or but back of him is an onrushing
nose can cause the disease. The tide of Egyptian nationalism which
doctor may treat the found furth- might engulf him and cause his
er when he arrives. downfall should it concede too
)Q(jO ANDH.SPALS
By Wolf Kelly
5P<ClAl.LY WHENIRACK* IK IT
A WNfiH.WO.-TK* MMS 5T6W
OP WHICH i« _
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SNOMSH.ILfiMCIIE. MY HEAD IN THI&
CMONUtGOTTA TA(?BOOCM;IT
PtAcr/ce on l Took time-J
Biunkin'out s'—
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STATE RESERVE LIFE
"See Me Baton Ton DteP
mu to itt f AiMCT
l Mri~V I'M ®OHE
joftu, ih-sjthi amcH«
nwphim m'wto y
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7 MUNNYAN’
eu Fakir
li WILL NOT .
T*$iskL. A
TIME
total $.
treasure of '
EntertaiiiKnit
In Your
time!
—by Sam Leff
IURLY KAYOE
YEAH, TED-
WHO ARE YOU*
too sap tmseo mum
" NOT A BIT... W Yma BKt tou■
ROCKY IS A 5 KIDDING, TED’
FUTURE CHAMP.'> ROCKY NEVER
tom-MET ANYBODY
\ WITH A "REP".
f ( HE HAD SETUPS
V RIGHT ALONG.'
rWHY DON'T i
HE TAKE ON
SOMEONE <
LiKE... ER-
SHARKEY ^
HAWKINS?;
READING MY • DON'T YOU j
COLUMN ABOUT > THINK YOU
ROCKY ANTHONY?/ OVFRPLAYED
I SUSS WANTED TO THANK HIP
SOS TSU/NS ME HOW TO BEAT
*»~~~23lMtCEl DUVAL,
ROCKY ANTHONY f
ziiit ms laiui. w«v "“J «rill j
SrS
of Fredericksburg, as he walked
in the middle of State Highway 16,
The continent of Asia Da* the Monday,
largest population in the world
but the lowest Per capita produc- The surface of the Atlantic ocean
tion and consumption of leather has a higher percentage of salt
footwear. ’ « than any of, the other great oceans.
rOUMANOVA '
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rawiiiB
the amazing battery that is giiarawtc«d
for the life of year carl
No cost for repfocemeirt ... wo time Km*. Costs yem otdy
$29,95 (with exchange)... regardless of make or modal
of passenger car.
•xcept By Grapevine ~
|ED PRISONERS MAY NEVER
EARN OF AMNESTY DECREES
DO YOU KNOW-
THAT YOU CAN PROVIDE YOURSELF WITH A
COMPREHENSIVE PERSONAL
LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY
FOR ONLY
UP TO $10,000 PROTECTION *
EACH OCCURRENCE $ 4 QQ
{250.00 MEDICAL PAYMENTS III
Travelers or North America | YEAR
SEE BOND INSURANCE AGENCY
CLIFFORD M. (SPARKY) BONb - AGENT
907 So .Main ! Dial 8248
Come ii tmi let os show yoa the revetting
SPAN-O LIFE
DEMONSTRATION
We’H let you run a Span-O life battery down—compfotefy.
Show you how it rebuilds enough energy within itself after
only a few seconds rest to easdy crank the cast
TUIAA, May 11—(IP!—A span of homa Pipe Line Co., and vice pres- as a epuntry school teacher in
B history daUng back to pre- idenj of Ajax Pipe Line Corp., Ohio in 1904. Later he instructed
kil wsr days will be re-lived tore ^ in 19J6 chemistry at Miami University,
r m ^hfJnM?saUSte to ^ helped plan the Middle East, Oxford. O. He is credited with de-
fekt^SLr. will ^ JSSW«3S??K
AND NEWS
roteum Co.
BAYSHORE MOTORS, Inc. |
2113 Market Sf. Mown J|
honored in ceremonies around a
ii wen Dr. Cabot- has been active in Wilson is president of Wilson
roUoh- natural gas. natural gasoline, cat- Supply Co. Wilson Foundry and
e sank 1)011 bla°k and oil and gas produc- Machine Co., and director of the
well at tion. He is president of Godfrey First National Bank in Houston,
but all L. Cabot. Inc.. Cabot, Carbon Co.. He went to work as an accountant
imbing Wak Do., Cabot Shop*. Inc., and for Republic Supply Co. in 1912
similar Cabot Engineering Co. and organized his own supply com-
oke " Dr. Oberfell began bis career pany in 1921. - ■ ■
jwartftri*
— —TVslr*’*
TRRC
WED.VESDAI
kna Oil Co. in 1888. Today he is
uinnia of theboard of Quaker
Rate Oil refining Corp.; Reno Oil
k; Enterprise Oil Co.; Mountain
m Supply Co.; Union Heat and
light Co.. Grove City. Penn.; and
resident- of First National Bank
I Emlenlonn.
The tradition of honoring senior
(embers of the oil fraternity be-
an in the 1927 oil show here when
ton D. Rockefeller Sr. presented
imilir awards.
"Grand old man” awards will
ERGEN
E HUNTED'
Of six industry
The car that swept the First 4 Places hi GrueTni(
Mexican Endurance Race now takes First Pine
in Class “6” in Famous Economy Run
Wlace D. Wilson, supplies and
THRU
Connt: • got tus atari in his dad’s
oiler shoo to 3891 and ha* been
Moelatwi w((i' Sinclair com-
edvesdai
IRES 2 •
Now Lincoln performance leaves all It’s easy to
other fine cars far behind, as this out- formant* for
EXIAHn
His search for oti has taken him
IS *var ih* United States, to Mex-
k Venezuela fid other South
racricia coantriM, Russia. West
wtca aui Germany.
Heestr. ce* cf the developers of
M t-.'fy.'. Gain field.
classic is added to the famous 4-way
sweep in the Mexican speed and en-
durance test On the three-day grind
from Los Angeles to Sun Valley, over
deserts and city
any test... for pick-up, hill-climbing
power, for nimble handling, for luxuri-
ous ease, for style leadership inside
and out. Try its winning engine, its
power brakes and steering, and its
4-way power seat. You’ll agree wjjfrthe
.car. conaoisseurs.whosay-thatXincola
COLOR
te famous Scmlotfa. Ofcla.. field.
|4 hien ,-. to* ei- buainesz for
B He want to work as an
ifiwa boy for Standard Oil Co. in
All and iater became and inde-
*Ar.t -.rHarsipr in the West Vir-
[tni, ,nd Ohio fields.
In 1904 La was hired by T. N.
Jamsdall aptj »« rw«t«Aenl of
SELL
mountains, . „
traffic, Lincoln scored an astounding
5234 ton-mfles-per gallon—topping
the other cars in its class, and all other
is not only the one fine ear designed
for modern living—it is also com-
pletely powered for modem driving.
Ton ■ mlts-per-gallon equals car weight (mth
passengers), multiplied by miles traveleii
divided by gallons of gasoline used.
missions, regardless of class!
These records mean that you am own
a luxury car that combines lively easy-
to-handle action with sensible operat-
ing costs. Not that a Lincoln owner
worries about gas bills. But it will give
you special satisfaction to know that
your Lincoln, with its mighty 205-
torsepower engine, is as economical
s it is exciting.
»190. Hi* company was merged
nta Sunray' to 1950.
As the Seminole play expanded.
(M»r became a pioneer in the
“nervation movement. He served
“te terms as president of the
* r i c a n Petroleum Institute.
8941.
FTnney started working on a pipe
o* gang shortly after his grad-
atk» from Stanford University in
Be became president of the Okla-
Serving
ck Bar
CHICKEN'
is & Bread
k BOX '
Accountant Will Head
Current Grand Jury
T ST. BORO
K which haa been sworn in by
[Criminal District Judge Langston
King, it Fort 8. Howard, chief ac-
countant for the Humble Pipeline
Kb,
[. Buytown area men on the grand
FJ am Dan Stallworth, Robert
[&“« athetotic director; William
[fcVBari1*, refinery engineer; Ro-
! "** Hathcrne, proprietor of Math-
and Georm T. Atkin*, re-
fevjp s
Lincoln made road-racing
history last November with its
amazing sweep of lit, 2nd, 3rdj
and 4Aphcts among stock earn
in MuStm-Pott-American Rot*.
hit, "TOAST OF THE TOWN” with
7;0» to 8i00. KQUL-TV, Chamwl It.
t«l«vl*lon
•vtnlng
BAYSHORE MOTORS, INC
2113 Market Street
L'SgrtfV.SK
44. a State Higfo
SPAN'O'LIFE
FHEATRE
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 291, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 12, 1953, newspaper, May 12, 1953; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1041611/m1/3/: accessed July 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.