The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 63, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1960 Page: 2 of 19
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ed Heart Catholic Church
f; Nuv. « to 13.
l it 7, S and 9 am. Sun
day will begin the minion A ser-
man by Rev. Tenpleton will he
Sam. and 8 a.m
Sen. Mansfield Supports Oil Depletion Allowance j
HOUSTON <Sp) —Sen. Mikelfield be restndied i* a good one. feat Country Club luncheon, at the (in Wyoming Thursday as he work- j
Maratfield of Montana, who neveriI ara poaitiv* htat in the endjWesiey West home, the John Ren ed his way back home. I
got out of grade school but who Sen. Kennedy, if elected, will sup- Taub home and at the night jU(^. Roy Hofceim headed.a I
later got three college degrees ! port oil depletion. He said as much j speech. committee that handled Sen. Mans-j|
f \
The UNITED j Way
ity of in a
Hour Ser
New Orleans speech.'
college
and taught in the t’mverw
Montana, made four talks in I ■ , Bi
ton Wednesday in support of f«e‘friend of US. Sen. I.yndon John
|Kennedy-Johruton ticket. Ison and of U. S. Rep. Albert
He served with three at the j Thomas. He lauded both of them
four candidates in the House of las well as freshman Rep. Bob
mg| and in the U. S.; Casey, in each of his talks.
part of his! The Montanan is one of die
I plea for Democratic support on j world's foremost authority
......ew at first jeign relations policies an
Sen. Mansfield had appearances i field’s visit.
X!
Benediction will be
7 tun. at the church dor
mission.
school boys and girls and
mag adults win begin a mission
Msr. II to Hurt to Nov. 17. They
wfll meet at the etarch at 7 p m
Mb*s and Communion will he at
8 am. and • a m. with a sermon
after each Maas
Father Templeton will conduct
a similar mission at St. Arne's
Catholic Church at East gate from
Nov. M to 24. mm
Mime* during the mission will
be at $ son. and devotions will
be at 7 pm. Sunday Mass *111
be at lli 15 a.m.
Rev. Templeton invite* ail Cath-
ohos in these areas tear tend the
WffCTMlNSTEB Presbyterian congregation
should be able to move Into tbl* new building,
how under eowrtruetton. by Easter, ft is being
built an Buywny Drive at a cost of WTASe.
The new church will hare about 7,*09 square
mm
feet of fleer spare, Including a sanctuary,
fellowship ball and Hunday School classrooms.
The completed building will differ enly
slightly from the illustration above.
Forget Errol Flynn
Asks Beverly Aatfand
mmunGH rm -Beverly
AmBand, Id, whose name is usual-
ly linked with the late Errol
Flynn, says she prefer* to be
called “plain Bevdrly Asdtend."
Taking time out from rehears-
als Tuesday at a suburban night
BEF Officials Poinf To
'Four OCAW Promises'
wants to make her own reputa-
tion as a singer.
“I think I can be a good singer
and want to he known fust aa
plain Beverly Aadfand," she said.
’'I don't want to have the name
ill the
Errol
said she hopes to ap-
time Why can’t people
rent in peace?"
Beverly said
Insurance ’Exec’
Will Be Speaks
At BEA's Meeting
Baytown Employe* Federation
continued its rnticksn of the .011,
Chemical and Atomic Workers In-
ternational Union Wednesday In
another letter to employes at Hum-
ble OH and. Refining Co.'s Bay-
town Refinery.
Charging that the OCAW was
highly critical of the BEF before
last year’s bargaining election
when they (OCAW) were prom-
ising to "perform ail kinds of
great works,” the BEF letter
says: “Now they are saying they
aren’t going to he critical of any-
one."
The difference is that they are
hi now and are collecting $4 per
month dues, the BEF contend*, no
Four “promises" are cited by 11.
’.........— ~ OCAW •
(Representatives and
j Senate and based a .
‘plea for Democratic support on j world's foremost authority on for-
• the ground that he knew at firstjeign relation* policies and is
'hand the records and on that ha-‘member of that committee in the
'sis felt the nation needs Kennedy-jU. S. Senate. If the Democrats
(Johnson leadership. win, Mansfield will replace Sen,
Three of his four speeches were Johnson as majority leader of the
(in West Houston where Repubii-jsenate.
jeans and bolting Democrats are Sen. Mansfield never got out of!
!conceded to-be in the majority.!grade school. He Joined the U. S.'
j In a fourth talk Wednesday j Navy at age 14. He served in
1 night at the Citizen* for Kennedy; the U. S. Army, in World War
Johnson headquarter*, he pulled j 1. He served a hitch In the U. S.
! out all of the stops in a 40-minute! Marines after World War I.
Iaddress before 1,200 Democrats in He took snecial entrance exam*
ithe headquarter* and nearly that and was admitted to college aft-
many outside the building. er service in the armed forces.
u-’ »»—■-— -- He now ha* the A. B., A. M. and
PhD degrees, and wotjld be Dr
Mansfield if he weren't a senator
He went to congress in 1942
and was elevated to the senate
in 1952.
H» described at length how the
U. S. has fared in foreign rela-
tions Activities-to- the. ""“nb/iwer
administration and left his hear-
ers to determine whether pres-
tige has been lost or whether "we
have never had it so good.” ,
The Houston trek started with j
j ' The ptpesmoldn’ Montanan an-
Inouneed flatly his support of the
(27»a per cent oil denletion policy,
“ ** -* "rfs.rzz
ha* been won. ,. be made of the depletion altow-
Finaiiy, the OCAW *aid it hasj;in<*j, allowed on 104 minerals,
expert negotiator* to answer com- j He pointed out that in federal
pany argument,, the letter -cop I™ mimrate -
* - -.....-*s
answer “Ye*" to everything favor-j,production end and one at
able to the company. 'the manufacturing end.
“Not only ha* the OCAW weak ! "I «» against double depletion
ened the contract but it ha, failed! *** *“•«*?;
time and again to take any ac w y * W1 W*t,otl that the whole
tion at all in protecting the rights j
of individual*," the BEF contends. __ , _ _ _ . _ _
B^/Tn Loan Shark Amendment
the National Labor Relations'
Board
Dress coo'erene* and there was!
later appearances at a Pine For-
5 . - Passage Strongly Urged
Louie E. Throgmorton,
insurance executive with 30 year,
pear in NewYtrt after her en- jg experience, will be guest speak
er at the Baytown Education A»-
fagement here.
Try Sun
Classified
HOW SHOWING
TM P M. FEATURE -
House er
sodation's monthly meli
p.m. Tuesday at Robert
Cafeteria. -ss, —
A vice president of National
Life Insurance Co. of Dallas
Throgmorton has taken a lifelong
interest in education and Is
a member of* the board of di-
rector, of McKendra* College in
Lebanon, 111.
A native of Arkansas, he wm
educated in the public school ttys-
tern of that state. He-is assistant
(teacher of John 0, fflayter BiWe
•Class and on the board of the
I East Dallas Christian Church
r A well-known public speaker he
delivered 402 addresses In 1959,
He is a member of the Dallas
labor on maintenance, according
to the BEF letter, buf now Brown
& Root alone ha* .100 men doing
such work in the plant. * |
The letter also says the OCAW jj
promised to prevent crossing of |
craft line*, but the OCAW contract
state* that "An employe ■ shall
life perform any work to which he is
•— assigned.”
.Skilled International representa-
tive, were promised by the OCAW
to help process grievances, the
BEF says, but the OCAW ha*
permitted employes to tile only
at 7
. Lee
BSftTfl THE *e« FEATURE
|FRIDAY and SATI RDAY I
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BOW BMW
Kiwanis Club and past president
of the Shreveport Kiwanis Chib.
Harris News
Roundup
Absentee voting
I. Ml i,,m n , ,u -
record of 11,953
County near* It.flOO mark, break-
ing previous
cast In IM4 general election.
Two daya of absentee balloting
remain.
Retirement City Is
Planned in Arkansas
FIERRYTLLE. Ark. (APi-The
to2£..£S?. toil* 5% *^*"K!*?*-
planners have their way.
"An organisation has been set
up to build an Interdenomination-
al Christian retirement settle-
ment.
Individual house, and
menfs would be priced at
to 114.100.
• -
OCAW Grooo Urges
Backing Of Union
both — we recommend
LAST T,MES TODAY
lMy/*fl "PORGY & BESS"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Members of the workmen's fog tried
Commilee of OCAW Local 4-333 0CAWI
have recommended support of the
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Work-
ers International Union in the Nov,
10-11 bargaining election at Hum-
ble Oil and Refining Co.’s Bay-
foM •mpKyra^&?’ Kre«ySS|
- commitee say*, "After hay-j been Federation official*, and now
| being committeemen of Baytown
Local 4-333, we are in a good
position to compare the two Un-
ions, :
The text of the statement, which
Is signed by Committeemen M.
J. (Buzz) Sawyer, Fred Geyer,
L. T. Dickerson and J. D. Shep-
pard, is as follows:
11 "As an OCAW local we have
more democracy than we ever
"On the democracy ‘home ml#'
question,'ft is truly the member-
Houst on City Council decide*
by 5-3 vote that loeal barbecue
stand operator’s charge* of po-
lice brutality were false. Two
counrllmeu prote*t way hearing
was conducted.
County Clerk R. E. Turrentlne
Jr, offers to conduct »pot check
of up to 1* county voting mi
five* of poHflcal parties to re-
move any suspicion of rigging.
Economy of Harris County In
September dropywd below Au-
gust rate IwJ stayed ahead of
September a year ago, report!
Houston Chamber of Commerce,
flulf and Eaatex Freeway* In
Houston to be (hiked by-elevated
eight - lane etprewwway down
Charter* Street, Urban Kngfaier
A. C. Kyaer aaya. Construction
to begin la about IS months.
That Hutcheson, Republican
atate chairman, challenge* Sen.
John F. Kennedy to stale his
position on depletion allowance
In debate before Houston Ki-
wanis Club with John V. Sin-
gleton. county Democratic lead-
er, who said teamwork doe* not
even exist between two Republi-
can candidates.
-H»- A. Bralthwatta, education
Officer for Sussex County school
system In England, says on
Houston visit that both C. S. and
English teacher* are underpaid
and therefore not held In aa nigh
regard aa they should be.
W0G!?itiK‘‘^ many other governmental!
east Texas leader* of the fight
for passage of the anti . loan
shark amendment on Nov. 8 to-
day reminded voter* of the state-
wide importance of Amendment
No. 4.
Criss Cole of Houston,, state
legislator and author of the
amendment, declared:
"The time ha* come for Tex-
an* to take the necessary action
to rid ‘ our state of the loan
sharks. This can be done by
voting “For” Amendment No. 41
on Nov. 8. For many year*, Tex-
as has been plagued with ruth-
less loan shark* who prey on the
uninformed, the desperate, and
the unfortunate. _ ...
’’Passage of this amendment
will give the legislature the nec
essary tort to place lenders under
leaders,
Resolution* supporting the anti- i
loan shark amendment have
been passed by the Texas State
AFL-CIQ, Texas Bankers Associa-
tion, the State and Junior Bar
Associated, and scores of civic
and business groups throughout
the state. Many leading Texas
newspapers have editorially en-
dorsed Amendment No. 4, and the
loan shark situation .ha* been ex-
posed in news columns in a num-
ber of Texas "papers.
A continuous statewide campaign
against the loan sharks has been
conducted by the Junior Bar since
World War II. Hie Houston Jun-j
ior Bar group has organized a!
speakers’ bureau under Fred A.
Collins, which is supplying speak-li
the loan shark situa:
proper supervision, and bring an to service and civic clubs here.
_________
Gibson Gayle, Houston attorney
nnd former national president of
the Junior Bar Association, said
passage of Amendment No. 4 is
"The first necessary step toward
eliminating the label of "The loan
Shark State' from Texas."
Both men are members of the
statewide “Texas Committee to
Eliminate the Loan Shark Evil,”
which is headed by Abner V. Mc-|
Call of Waco, executive vice pres-
ident of Baylor University.
The group includes 96 well-known
civic, professional, educational,
and religious leaders who have
campaigned vigorously for the an-
ti-loan shark amendment.
Passage of Amendment No.
has been strongly endorsed by the
Texas I-egislative Council, Gov,
Price Daniel, Lf. Gov. Ben Ram-
Attorney Gen, Will Wilson.
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JAMES STBAART
A COUtoSAflCIURES HaEASe
her* ^aimrt be overruled. In our
former Federation, the Council
t'puld, and did, change decisions
isde by the membership.
“In day-to-day operations, our
OCAW local is many times more
effective. Because of specific and
clear rules in the contract, griev-
ances are settled in a fraction of
the time It took under (he old
method. Now -the large majority
of grievances are settled to the
satisfaction of the worker in the
first step, therefore, going unno-
ticed exvept by those directly in-
volved. . ... • .
“Our contract 1* improved over
anything we ever had before. Suc-
ceeding ones will be better. We
A MM AMIKST Tim SHAM
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FnOOSE FOB * GUNMAWl
Paper A Fibre Ce. announce*
It ha* dropped 3# emptoye* in
put few day*, moxtly women.
Fire at Crown Central. Petre-
learn Corp- refinery at Paaa-
dena bum* tear worker*, one
seriously, after (wo can* of gas-
ottoe ara ignited by welding ma
chine.
pMt of Houston earn* *I,(W9..
4» In fir** nine month* of year,
$384,5111 le*» than In same pe-
rtod but year... ... ...........
Germany To Ask For
Aid For Development
WASHINGTON (AP> - Diplo-
malic sources say the United
States will send two top officials
to West Germany witjiin two
week* to to increasd sii
to underdeveloped nations.
The two officials are Secretary
of the Treasury Robert B. Ander-
son and Undersecretary of State
Douglas Dillon. The sources said
Anderson and Dillon will discuss
ways in which Germany might
step up her aid.
The New York Herald Tribune
reported that President Eisenhow-
er has sent a Setter to Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer saying some-
thing must be done quickly to
stop the flow of gold from the ‘
ggj3j.terau.rate
The United States now- bears
Communist China has more than the brunt of Western aid to back-
50 racial minorities, including Ko- ward area*.,
urge every Baytown Humble work- rPans- Mongols add Uigurs, The
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 63, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1960, newspaper, November 3, 1960; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1044009/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.