The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 63, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 16, 1971 Page: 33 of 36
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THE BAYTOWN SUN
Thursday, December U, 1971 53
Cattle
Rustlers
Go Modern
KING CITY, Calif. (AP)
The Old West's cattle rustlers
are Still on the range but
they’ve traded in their horses
for high-powered trucks.
The California Cattlemen’s
Association reports an annual
statewide loss of between (,<100 released next spring
Off-Screen Plots
Surround Filming
Of ‘The Godfather’
HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) — "I signed,” Meftino was
The Godfather” was a huge quoted as saying, "because
best seller as a book and it was better than dying,"
>robably will be -a block .... . . . . ..
nister of a movie when it is. Whfn. *?e Sot out the.
AioauH navt w. ., hospital, he went to Europe
actual reported losses,” WU-
association says.
and 6,000 cattle by rustling. Istory of the inner workings ?,ntl. w.as5.t seen aSa*n
That’s slightly more than a the Mafia, but the off- Pn‘tad S?
—" S’ .MSrf JSSPA
muscle interested in the film
ISy o^^crmJnUr-taS - anothePunbeiie^abie jjjj;
a Mafia leading Mafiosi, a man who
is currently out of circula-
agio 50'
fcLT X WT
ETY-GLAS”
Vhite Sidewall Letters!
Harold Bade 63 who runs a ,M° V °f ,£°nf“‘overstfwSKXigain, but
sA°urmed arou"d.the f‘8ure 0 there was still that $100,000
BL «* J iSSuS^Z: Zt ► BtttfdsSiSr
Monterey County town, said: teresting creations, a poptjno went to Philadelphia
• The losses are getting larger SI"8er' hu?el>’ successful, and there contacted one of the
and we're finding out that more "ho vir,ually ‘
and more people are getting p pp ' .
hit >. . When the book was pub- tion. Somehow the note was
ThAMBh ronAhAr. lished 8nd' la,er- when forgotten. Martino never
Though the ranchers started was so|d to paramount for a . —, *
losing.cattle to rustlers five m0vie, there were repercus- _ 0
years ago, the problem recent- sions about Johnny Fontaine. J*? *? ?A? n “oanwftinn's
ot records—”1 Can't Get You
Mutton
the cast',handf ,he w,ent !hrouth he lid a Mg hit with ‘i
hated mgnt nunters and tne months of threats and worry i ove You Because ” He Was
men who butcher cattle for and lost $100,000 in canceled back on top agfin
quick sale. . engagements and had to bor- p 8
r„mo R.„ .,M1I row another $100,000 before It seems clear that when
h,,nLhf finall-v si*ned ,he con- he read "The Godfather,” fc*
speaking of the night hunt- (ract / didn’t think-as most
ers, ’ declared: “These guys go What is particuiar]y intri. did - that Johnny Fontaine
out and kill anything." gmng ahnnt this whole weh|was Sinatra. He must have
tion assigned two full-time in-
iKS Mid*thTbelieve t"' 8f,er ,he part vig0r’0US
Installed
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making
he said.
ously,
tiling about
Though its illegal, the ranch- gHKatlhere aje those who his Qwn history
It explains why he went
ers said the “night hunters” telietre the film’s producers
lure curious animals within XISm dUv JoL*°y-theafter ,fie Part s° strongly,
range by shining powerful A ,jH p -v oh y ne He obviously wanted to clear
lights. i, 4 ■ du in ii his own conscience. If he
, H was sln?®r fhy!hs Me- C0U]d p av the part, and tell
"If they can’t get a pig or Guire who told Martmo that it hke^ ;a, wi!,h him, may.
deer, they’ll get a cow,” said he ought to read the book, -oe some good wou]d have
Fred Houston, whose security [M it contained a character come out 0f a|| jjjs problems
agency was hired to patrol the . sh°u'd play. When Mar- and those seven lost years,
area’s hack roads lino read 1,1 "e must have There was one scene in the
had a feeling of familiarity, book which must have hit
Speaking of the quick-sale He had been the- Mafia home with special intensity,
rustlers, rancher Chet Behan route himself. Johnny Fontaine walks into
said: “I’ve seen animals Insiders have long known the office of the Don—the
butchered with their livers and bis story. In 1952, Martino's head of the Mafia family—
tongues lavinc out on a rock it contract was sold to an or-and pleads that he must
d8that • . • without Martino’s knowledge of Martino’s own experience
To the suggestion that some and apparently the singer when he went to that Mdfi
rustlers may kill game to feed didn't-Me the set-up. Heoso in Philadelphia and
hungry families, Houston re- told his new managers to pleaded for a chance to work
plied: "Ninety per cent of those get lost. y.,. an<i to have that $100,000
guys are really weU-equipped. They caughtr up to him at de£‘ ca^®tind0 decided he
"Most drive better vehicles a club in New Jersey and wanted to play Johnny Fon-
than we do. They must have beat him senseless. To so- tajne He wasn’t-alone in the
$8,000 to $10,000 invested, lidify their hold over him, que6t 3^ he had something
They’re making money on !tleX/or^ed t0 Slgn an eoine for him—he knew the
" ho 11M tO
for $100,000.
Mafia family leader in New
Parents Blamed For Young’s Woes
HOUSTON (AP)—A founder
of the Junior Chamber of Com-
merce, or the United States
Jaycess as it became In 1965,
gays parents may be at fault
for gome of the problems of to-
r’s young people.
I that parents have let
down and allowed their chil-
dren to raise themselves with-
out any guidance,” says George
Smith Berry Jr„ 74. “If my
parents told me to do some-
thing, I knew if I didn’t do It
I’d be punished.’’^/
He says the Jaycees are
young men to be admired.
Y’ - It’s *ne of the few
younger organizations I can
really say I’m proud of." Bar
ry said,
Berry retired from his active
occupation as a petroleum land-
man in 1968, the same year his
wife died.
After living in a JWdmta
Falls hotel, he moved’to Hous-
ton to be near a daughter.
Berry said he was president
of the Tulsa Jaycees In 1920
when he inviteed members of
similar groups formed almost
simultaneously in St. Louis and
Dallas to come to Tulsa to form
a national organization. They
did, and a nationwide group,
with headquarters in Tulga,
was created.
Jaycees range Ipage from 21
to 35 so Berry has been out of
active participation for many
yepn'but he cannot help but
fiave an interest In the organ-
isation. ■»
He is even In favor of Jaycpe
chapters in prisons, a practice
which began a few years ago
despite some criticism that con-
victs fall to live up to Jaycee
principles.
-"I think It has a.chance of
doing some good and it can’t do
any harni,” he said. "It may
help those people when they
get out to lead a better and
profitable life. They may learn
it’s better to be true and hon-
est than otherwise.
SKYLAB PROJECT
SPACE CENTER, Tex. (AP)
- High school pupils have been
invited to propose experiments
for use aboard SKylab, the U.S.
manned
schedq
rnr
TheSkylabStudent Project is
being co-sponsored by the Na-
tional Science Teachers Associ-
ation and the National Aero-
nautics and Space Adminis-
tration. _
med space laboratory
diged for flight early in
was Sinatra. He must nave
ttnraght onty of himself and
Al Martino y
A ulobioqrqphical roltl
going for him—he knew the
right people to ask
Church Has Look
Of Two Faces
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP)— -statues of the Virgin Mary and
From the outside it looks like the baby Jesus. The Madonna
an ordinary house. But, inside,
Rio’s Holy Blood Church re-
veals one of the most strikingly
modem-and perhaps contro-
versial—Roman Catholic
chapels in Latin America.
A 12-foot-high poured con-
crete ststue of Christ seems to
be floating in air, one foot away
from the wall behind the altar,
ft is attached by thin steel rods,
and a hidden sky-light casts a
soft glow on it from above. The
stylized muscles on the body
represent the power of Christ
as a victor, according to the
Rev. Lucas Rodriguez, the
Spanish-born vicar of the
church.
To the left are concrete
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On the right wall, as one
faces the altar, 30 concrete
panels picture Christ’s journey
to the Crucifixion, from the
condemnation by Pontius
Pilate to the Resurrection. But
in this church, each station of
the Cross is identified not only
with a biblical representation,
but also with parallels from
modem life.
For example, when Jesus is
condemned to die, a smaller
panel shows modern helmeted
soldiers pointing submachine-
guns at a condemned prisoner.
Tao Sigulda, a Lithuanian
veteran of World War II, Who
now lives in Brazil, did the
sculptures and panels.
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 63, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 16, 1971, newspaper, December 16, 1971; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1065853/m1/33/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.