The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 240, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 10, 1957 Page: 2 of 8
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Heetina Monday--
TNO RAILROAD CHANGING
IN PASADENA DUE AIRING
HOUSTON —<8p>- The Port I service tracks; CampbellCon-
Commission will ineet Monday I struction Co., Inc* $38,541.22 for
•vith County Judge Bob Casey | a scale and storage tracks in
t) discus*, proposed relocation! the Port Terminal Railroad
of tbe Texas * New Orleans, north yard; American Brake
railroad tracks through Pasa- Sboe Co. $122,841.40 for railroad
jgjj, yard equipment; Bethlehemi
The T A NO right-of-way is
sought by the State Highway
department for the proposed
Pasadena - La Porte Expresa-
way.
The raUroaj has agreed to
deed its land to the state, if the
state in its turn is able to find
yard equipment.; WU urueui
Steel Corp, $37,292.16 for rails
and rail accessories, and Fret*
Construction Oo., $58,600 for an
office building for the Port
Terminal Railroad*
The commission also instruct-
ed Port Director Jerry P. Turn-
er to investigate the possibility
Stall in 1U! 'LUIJl *3 4*MIC W as.™ aw ■_ u
the railroad new right-of-way nf buying or renting draglines
in a less
Pasadena,
congested
Duff as interior consultant for
designing and furnishing the In-
terior of the port’* new high-
speed inspection boat, which is
scheduled to be placed in serv-
ice in six month*.
Much of Wednesday’s special
meeting was devoted to discus-
sions of an engineering error
which resulted in the surface Of
new Wharf 17 being one and
one-half inches lower than rail-
road and gantry crane tracks
laid there.
The. commission voted to or-
der Spaw-Olass Co,, contractors
hg
:
Bids on the projects were
opened « the commission's July
31 meeting-
winning contracts were:
William A. Smith Construe,
lion Co.. Inc, $219,484.93 for an
elevator storage yard and wharf
At the request of Commis-
1. Cros
Action on a retirement pen-
sion plan for Navigation Dis-
■■■■^^^■PMtponed
Reserved Seats At FFA
Crosby Fair Go On Sale
Reserved seats fM the llth ideA for peopie who can’teome
Keservea ._____.... tn iret
annual Crosby FFA Community
Fair and Rodeo have gone on
sale at $2.50 each, according to
A. H, Garbs, Crosby banker
and chairman of ticket sales.
General admission will be
I1;With the Crosby FFA Com-
munity Rodeo expected to be a
sell-out each night.” Garbs com-
mented, “it would be a good
JAN IS GRAY Beauchamp,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Per-
ry D. Beauchamp,. 1995 Ore-
gon, is a year old today* Her
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Selensky of Bay -
town, and Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Beauchamp, I860 Mary-
land.
Refinery Men
Author Paper
F, H, JBriflr-
'and F. W Lampe are authors
of a' paper that appeared In
the Journal of the American
Chemical Society* It is entitled
"Reactions of Gaseous Ions-
Methane and Ethylene.”
until late in tbe evening to get
reserved box seats—if they ex-
pect to have seats."
The ticket chairman said per-
sona desiring reserved seats
may contact him from 9 a.m.
until 3 p.m. at telephone num-
ber 2411. After 3 p.m., he will
be at his home telephone, 2378.
The fair - rodeo has been
scheduled Aug. 22, 23 and 24 at
the Crosby community fair
ground.
Tex W. Tyler, general man-
ager of the event, said the
Winfree Cattle Co. will pro-
duce the RCA-approved champ-
ionship rodeo. .__
Saturday, 'August 10, 1957
.eunne anu .....
Field and Lampe are senior province as police reporter.
research chemists in” Research
and Development Division
- She said the "scaredest” she
at ever got was the time she fol-
ano uevciupmcm. evei gwt ---
Baytown refinery. Franklin, re- lowed policemen out to Highlands
search associate in that division, where an escaped convict was
is now on loan to National Bu- roaming the woods
reau of Standards, working in - -
Washington, 11.C
DAILY FISHING TRIPS
The EL CAPITAN party fishing
boat takes-you where the fish
are...
Half day trip . . . fare $3.00
WWi Seafood Dinner..... .... .$5.00
Cook to CLEAR CREEK INN. Mi, Texas
For Roservotions Phono Ktmoh 4-4001
SPORTSMAN’S INN
COMPLETELY REDECORATED
Air Conditioned Throughout
KEMAH, TEXAS
Open 7 Days Each Week
• Fresh Seafoods
• Fine Steaks
; For BoaemttaWi
Phono Kemah 4-4RM
bullets came their way. Ro«ie
said she was busy digging a fox
hole to crawl in when the jail
escapee appeared unarmed. _________ ,,____
He was as scared as Rosie and citeJhent
the police. The bullets were not ~ *
fired by the jailbird, it was dis-
covered, but by a bird hunter.
Another highlight of Rosie's
career as siren-chaser was put- -----------
ting out a house fire. Covering man double-crosses his business
the prairie fires that beseiged partner and is unaware that
this area several years ago, his wife is trying to poison mm,
Rosie and another Sun reporter, it stars George Sanders. KPRC-
George Evans, came across a t, Channel 2.
house that was beginning to bum 7:80 p.m. 8. R. O. PLAY-
near Cedar Bayou. HOUSE - A girl is told that
ecu- 7 t m • i.
Going somewhat beyond thdr "Dara” starr
Mr. %nd Mr*. Frenchy Broussard
NU GULF CAFE
Mr Conditioned For Your Comfort
SERVING
’e Style Chicken Gumbo
turday, Night, S to t P.M.
• SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER ~.v
ROAST VEAL
TURKEY POT ROAST
II ALL THE TRIMMINGS
\ M. to 3 F.ML—Per Plate..
Myers --
(Continued from Page 1)
Of course, plenty of excitement
has come Rosie’s way in her
oy iYu», .r or me amoum oi uie wuu yayiyu
iam aiune.
The architect termed both the
Andrian B. Cooley and Jimmy
Griffin. , L
Miss Boyt, who would have «3i000 for the four additional dy Bray of Texas .with_l,-*w
been a senior at TCU this fall, classrooms works out to only
died at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday in per classroom, or $6.25
Harris hospital in Fort
Worth. She had been admitted
GLEN
GLENDA
GLEN AND GLENDA GIBSON, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Gibson, 715 North Ashbel, are celebrating their find
birthday. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. Stewart of
The twins’; birthday
Baytown.
Sun's TV'Guide1
As Jack Sees It.
By JACK CONDON ............- -- . - - .
Tlie world’s fastest and big- GOLD CUP REGATTA — hy-
gest unlimited hydroplanes will droplanes race on Seattle’s Lake
be in action Sunday on KTRK- Washington. KTRK-TV, Chan-
TV, ChannellSfrom7 to 8 p.m, nel 13,
Bill O'Mara, who is the sports 8:30 p.m, HOLLYWOOD
director of KING-TV in Seattle, FILM THEATRE - “Tall In
will describe this spactacular the Saddle” stars John Wayne
event. Bill has handled this and Ella Raines. A woman-KBt-
commentary for the last seven ing ra o cir-^oreman saves atl es-
years, tate fromk group of rogues and
Following the elimination the plot develops from here
heats, the six fastest hydro- KTRK-TV, Channel 13.
planes will compete in this final 10 p.m. STAR MOVIE TIME
championship run. It will take -“Captain from Castile’ head-
place on the Lake Washington lines Tyrone Power and Jean
course and will be TO three- Peters. This is an adventure
mile laps. about an aristocrat « Cortez
The boats will average 30 feet army who hopes to bring fame
— ------ |n iength and cost between $25,- to his family name, KPRC-TV,
All of a sudden a fusillade of and $40,000 to build. They Channel 2. . ,
-’ ’ ----- *-*- will reach a speed up to 170 10:15 p.m. THE LATE SHOW
miles per hour during the race. —"Melba ’ is the story of a
It should be very thrilling, famous opera singer whose
Why not tune in and see Thecex- toves and adventures add ex-
itement dtement to- our television
Son’s choices for the week- screens. It spotlights Patrice
*nd arA listed below. MunsOl and Robert Morley with
*■«“ H”nt “3m'TV•
7 p.m.—GEORGE SANDERS ncl 11
MYSTERY THEATRE — A
call of duty as reporters, they
put the fire out.
Returning to the area la
the evening, they found the
fire and again put it out.
The following morning
they came to work It was re- DBC
ported the house had burned
that night.
■---® . *'*rH*!l
They got their story, OK-one rERFO!
story they tried in vain to stop
of Shark Island
the ac-
'&’a-isrjws*.-s w.tkw-
nounced by General Manager
Tex W. Tyler .
Rosie said she also wants to pnsonea. m *«»» — vi«m nwi*w , _ , . He said Mrs. Hattie Hranicky
find more time for her hobbles ter and Gloria Stuart... Election clerks for Precinct will be in cf,arge of the division,
such as photography, sewing and 11:30 p.m. - THE LATE 103 haVe been named for the Assigtlng her win be Mrs.
designing dresses, woodwork, SHOW — “Devils Island ’ is the hospital district special election. Wijlie janUt Mrs. Joe Svoboda,
—drama about a doctor who is They are Mrs. S. H. • ^00'“’ Mrs. Rudolph Marek and Mrs
designing dresses,
and growing herbs
Don't be surprised, however,
if she dashes out of a Lee col-
{*^r~**—srs^»“ss at* vB“ch u
a newspaperwoman.
There is not one single
authenticated record, of the
earth's having opened up and
swallowed anyone or anything
during an earthquake.
TLA
FORMAL OPENING
of the
NEW
TYLER CAFE
Acro$$ From th* Post Offic* in Old Baytowrt
FREE COFFEE and DONUTS
Monday from 8:30 to 11:00 AM.
and 2:00 »n 4:30 P.M.
"Good Food --Best Coffee"
Serving You For Over 10 Years s
imprisoned and saves the war- Mrs, eMS Smith, Mrs,
den’s daughter by attempting a Rhoades and Mrs. I. L,
six-week summer session
TCU, completing work for her figure j* that we got.” ----------
major subject, English. Gross square foot cost of the
' Miss Boyt was a 1954 grad- enure plant is about 18.66, again
uate Of liberty High school, below the national average
where she was voted “Best AH (or school construction. V-r
Around Girl” in the senior class. -Jammers said the Bowie ele-
She was, at the time Of her mentary school was built for
death, a charter member and a foot a year and a half
vicO president of-Kappa Gamma agQ, And since that time build-
sorority at TCU and was active jng costs have risen 12 per cent,
in other school organizations. Thus the new building’s cost ex-
■ -Survivors. include her par? ceeds even previous Baytown
ents; one brother, who is cur- i0ws.
rently attending the intemation- Funds with which to buy fur-
al Scout Jamboree at London: nishings for the new school will
and the grandparents, Mr. and come from an approximate
Mrs. E. W. Boyt, of Fannett $10o,000 furnishing kitty that has
inffth.f WpRC-TV Channel 2 411(1 G- Ti Nelson- ®f Corpus been set aside by the school
spectne. KPRC TV. Channel 2. ■ board from bond issue revenue.
Several uncles and aunts also Lammers estimated from
was Friday, Aug. 9.
SUN SPOTS
(Continued from Page One)
Band Practice
crash in “Dara” starring ROBERT E. LEE High school
Thaxter. KGUL-TV, band will begin holding daily
U. drill sessions beginning at 7:15
AWARD THEATRE a.m. Monday at the school in
Iven Is featured in preparation for football season
The Dark” which opening, Director J. C. Burkett
it a landlord who announced Saturday. He said tne
to a model sessions'will last until 9:15 a.m
sent KGUL-
t PREMIERE
"Prisoner
W. M.
Smith.
judge.
Sunday At Conferancfi ■ iyier pointed ....
1 Pm MILLION DOLLAR LESLIE COUCH, distributive ed- {rom nine to 21 as well as ad the guest speaker's brother, Tom
"Rennies from Hea- ucaUon coordinator at Robert E. adult women from Hams coun- Rhodes, w. E. Boyce and Alvin
.Ring . Crosby and Lee High school, will attepd the ty may participate to thp com-
.. . an annual 'f»nrif<t*rpnC6 of VS* nAfitinn
iium » ------
KPRC-TV, Channel 2
ACADEMY THEATRE—“An
Ideal Husband” co-stars Paul-
ette Goddard and Michael Wild-
ing. A girl blackmails an Eng-
lish Lord but a handsome
young man discovers the girls
v and unusual events
pTScC. KGUL-TV, Chan*
nel 11.
f p.m. THE ALCOA HOUR—
Walter Matthau stars In “The
Trouble With Women." A cou-
ple help them gain a new per-
pie who have be€n married 20
years almost separate until a
young couple help them gain
a new perspective. KPRC-TV.
Channel 2/
Hospital Election
Interest Is Slight
Interest is only slight in the
absentee baliottng-•ftpifiie-Aug*:
24 election for creation of a
Harris County Hospital district.
By Thursday-four days after
absentee balloting opened—only
33 votes had been cast by per-
sons who will be out of the
county Aug. 24.
It will continue through Aug.
20 at the office ot County Clerk
W. D. Miller.
Congratulations
TO THE
NEW TYLER CAFE
On Their
Formal Opening
Monday, Aug. 12
from
HUMBLE BEE
GROCERY
3509 MARKET PHONE JU 2-7313
-Li
School
Deaths
Funerals
g-i .£5 - va
Boyt, 20, daughter of Mr. and pnnfnment BTMj ravine- is 8294 554 the other six^teams m ine
m£ e. C. (At) Boyt, Of Do- paying nremmzation.
(Continued from Page One)
„as Gerber's Retail Supply Gor*
of Houston, with $14,418.
The West Construction Co., of
Houston, entered a $12,136 low „
'txirzs.'zxss.
rnmhinreH tntiil nt the bids on Memoers OL
szsatsz-jz g s sasysaa Hs;
officiated. \ add the additional four class- Each currently has 3,100 points.
tvwnnn Next are the TCU Frogs, direct-
Coach Earl Bissex, with
survive.
Humble
$7,000 to $8,000 will be required
tor the Cedar Bayou school.
Lammers said he will have
studied all bids and will make
recommendations to the school
trustees at their meeting Mon
day night.
"If toe contract is - signed that
night,” he said, ‘‘construction
probably begin .the next
(Continued from Page Onel
ing of sulphur at Grand TSte;
La. iwfti
Shell will be Humble’s partner win t—
in Alaska and Freeport Gulf morning.”
Sulphur has been assigned in addition to the 12-class.
Humble’s sulphur rights. rooms originally planned, the
Mining of a million tons of plant will contain an auditorium
sulphur a year wii! be possible with seating for 500; a cafeteria
"if favorable thermal efficiency for 300; and administrative o£-
is achieved,” flees including space for a prin-
Humble and Freeport Sulphur Clpai, secretary, health office,
have a 50-50 arrangement. teachers’ workroom and teaeh-
Humble also expressed con- ers’ lounge,
cem that federal regulation of The school will go up on a 20-
salcs of gas in interstate com- acre site owned by the school
merce still exists. A regulatory district on Massey-Tompkins
act to take away this federal -
authority continues to be sup-
ported by the company*
Humble took notice of the
expanding intrastate gas mar-
ket and noted that this situa-
tion has made possible some
additional sales at better
prices.
Total operating revenue of
the company for the first six
months was $667,705,900 as
against $590,803,500 the year
before, but the statement also
took notice of “recent further
increase* in the cost Of labor
and materials.”
Kiwanians Hear
Report From
Scout Jamboree
Highlights of National Boy Scout
Jamboree were given by Eagle
Scout James Rhodes Thursday at
a Kiwanis club luncheon in the
Tower.
Rhodes said many new friend-
ships were formed with boys from
different parts of the country at
the Jamboree.
The boys, he said, were particu-
larly impressed with Vice Presi-
dent Richard Nixon, who spent an
entire day with a troop from his
hometown.
Rhodes said the. Jamboree was
climaxed with a candlelight .cere-
mony in which 52,000 boys lighted
candles as all lights were turned
out. The Scout oath was repeated
and “Auld Lang Syne" was sung.
It was a ceremony they “always
will remember,” Rhodes said.
The Jamboree trip included lots
of sightseeing on the way up there
and en route home. The boys vis-
fted in St. Louis, Detroit, Niagara
be made inciuae neeuiewum, j-a]]s Washington, D.C., Afount
crafts, canned foods, clothing Vernon. New York City and Mam'
and baking. j moth Cave-
Guests at the meeting Included
cnofllror'ff hmthpr Tom
Crosby Fair Names
i Hflsuitai Group Of Officials
tienfc at San Jacinto Trip a rvimmnnitv
Joo Kratky.
Divisions in which entries may
made include needlework
Texas Tech Forges Ahead
In YMCA Fun Campaign
Texas Tech,
Coach Jim
is riding the
it drive for
oojtown YMCA,
the Tech squad
___in the South-
pSIiBaice organization.
In second place are Coach BUI
to*, .of ii* Mi *£ * ® »
certificate from Paine Bros.; an
a $25 gift certificate from Sears
Dr- Morris was high scorer a
the second report meeting, win
ning a pair of shoes from Moore’:
Shoe store.
Mrs. Andrews, high scorer a
the third report meeting, got a $1!
gut certificate-,fnm the Hous<
of Fashion.
its; Jim Miller, also of Tex^,
points; and the Aggie's Allen
Meister, with 700 points^^^_
Bjytoman Faces
Charge Of Theft
A felony theft warrant has
been issued for Jerden' Bryant,
former employe of Creel’s serv-
ice station on Decker drive.
The warrant, sworn out by
A. L. Creel, Rt. 1, Decker drive,
charges Bryant with the theft of
$104 from the service station
cash register. £ .
Jerden is alleged to have
emptied the cash register when
he opened the station about a
week ago and absconded with
the money.
He has not been apprehended.
Dies
(Continued From Page One)
eral retirement system, militarj
leave and longevity pay, whict
costs an additional 29V4 per cen
of the amount of the total payrpli
government set an example -
fair treatment to its employes
in view of the present grave fi-
nancial condition of our govern-
ment, it seems to me that m
Federal employes should b£ sat-
isfied at this time with a salary
increase wMcit would apprbxl
mate the . rise in the cost of liv-
ing, with provision to aliqw the
• Postmaster General to establish
a higher rate of pay for many
postal employes. An honest Cop- ■
gressman must also think of the
taxpayers, the solvency of the
government ana the welfare oi
our. children who must shoulder
the public debt— — .
Sincerely yours,
Martin Dies
Crosby Baptist*
To Begin Revival
Youth revival services at
First Baptist church, Crosby,
will be held each day at JO a-®»
and 7:30 p.m. beginning Sunday
and continuing through Sunday,
Aug. 18.
Speakers will be the Rev, Bill
Monroe, graduate of Baylor
University, and the Rev, Dick
Bumpas, graduate of Texas A
and M college.
Song leader for the services
will be Sonny Oswalt, a Baylor
graduate. ,-
Michigan established the first
state agricultural college in the
United States in 1857.
Only about seven per cent of
fair ground in Crosby Aug. 22, oygters used as food find their
23 and 24. way into a can.
health/
plan your health pro-
GRAM *ndliv* up to it. S*t your-
itlf t »t*nd*rd of pby»ie»l
and try to attain it.
GET PLENTY OF RESTFUL SLEEP, to matt raquiro-
manti of rocuporation.
EAT REGULARLY wtll-b»Une#d mooli. Irt*9u,i'
"icrappy" ooting loads to irregular bodily Kabih, ond
r bodily onorgy cannot ko.p up to par on an unbalanced
with you. Plon vacation* for a eomploto ehango.
MSiittsosasiCtS
and skin repay in comfort and appoaranea.
CULTIVATE OPTIMISM, cpmtructiva thinking, laughter.
Try to avoid worry, irritation, ovor-oxcitomant and other
emotional tactile*. Your montal health i* important to
your physical hoalth.
_and—STICK TO YOUR HEALTH BUDGET!
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