The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 63, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 16, 1971 Page: 34 of 36
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Friendships Grow
by Bowen A Schwont
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/ HOW P»P 8HE
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THE CIVIL
SERVICE
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On A Six-DayTrip
THAT NEW SECRETARY
N’T TYPE, TAKE SHORTHAh
... OR EVSH REAP/
DETROIT (AP) - Sli days table all hla own, then dl*-
on an English bus with 31 com- appear,
plete strangers-that’s what I To a busload of American
call instant friendship! tourists, England and Scotland
How ironic that Americans at night are anything but ex-
would travel 3,000 miles across citing. The bars close at 10
the Atlantic to meet more p.m., the theaters’ one show a
Americans. John Bennett, our night ends at 10:30 p.m. and
handsome Scotch driver, was there’s not a soul on the streets
the only foreigner on the bus. after 11 p.m.
THE BADGE GUYS
by Bowsn A Schwen
WHEN I GO THIS
I'M A BRAND-
YOU'RE GOING
I cracking couple from New Jer- back to his room.
I sey and their motorbike en- My little rooro-my Clnde-
I thusiast sister. They laughed rella attic room I called it-was
I their way across England and beyond belief.
I Scotland despite the jolting To brush your teeth at the
I they got in the very last row of tiny sink in the comer of the
I the bus. room you had to get down in
I Rose Mane an airlines your knees * you'd wt your
[ground hostess, was forever head-
dozing off. It must have been were (^ered with toee differ-
all those scones and hot cross ent Pattems <rf,!TO^ap*,,i!ff
buns she bought at bakeries when my suitcase arrived’
along the route. wa?
She agreed about halfway for "**• * j
through the trip that our rosy- ‘"W** ,?vfr ***
! cheeked Scotch driver, despite might fall right out the wtadow.
thinning blond hair, was "the for * *
sexiest man alive."
Later, however, we decided strangers. Next time, however,
his “strong, silent" appeal was j.y ^ armed w|th a Usl' of:
really just boredom and indlf- <>What to do in Edinburgh after
ference. Our group was only
the third of 18 he would shep- -;-
herd around before summer HENRY MOVES SOUTH
was over and already he NEW YORK (AP) — Bruce
WAT, I CAN BETTER
THE WRONG
DIRECTION.
WATCH THE TRAFFIC.
city’s distressing
fruitcake hd
Other people in
might have won
Bangla Desh wJ
body asked.
Once the office
try to explain his
lady passenger
aTor. He told
vaYor He
Bangla Desh
nation, formerly
Pakistan, and tn
ing to promote
f Wl H "I*.
ognition in the I’J
and the rest of th
said his people \
ging from two
oppression a n dl
that they were l]
their lives and tj
But he only- had 1
explain, and by thl
ing the woman’s 4
to gkaeC I
Today, the situJ
Bangla Desh Nfl
by Art Soniom
THE BORN LOSER
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WELL MOTHER.
PIN AROSE
CM me!
an architect's model of the new Infantry museum to be built at Ft. Benning, Ga.
Wk 1 f \B/ack&Deckerl I f •
Bangla Desh is «
the India-Pakista
list of contributors to be dis-
played at the museum.
Artifacts, photographs and
written histories of the Texas
36th Infantry Division will be
in the museum,
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oiaucu uy u.o. miuy pel sun- j
nel and open to the public, the r
new museum will be 10 times *
dent, LTV Electrosystems.
Contacting of industry a
will be 10 tines ?
said. “Our goal in Texas is to veterans' organizations is un- larger than the present one and
raise enough of the $6 million derway and a campaigh to con-feature more than 71,000
needed for the museum to Show tact interested individuals will square feet of exhibit area,
the rest of the nation thahTW-Wwtendwi wrtside'-tfie-Dallas —'-’Other services have.shoa.
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m additional taxesl
year’s receipts of I
according to Cal
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County property I
by 31.4 billion to Si
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THE BAYTOWN SUN
Thursday, December H, mi
1
Infantry Museum To Honor
Texas, U.S. Fighting Men
DALLAS (Sp) — The colorful heritage of their fighting Contributions will be recog-
and exciting history of Texas men.- - - jnized By personal Acknowl-
fighting men, including the fa- Nationally, the National In- edgement by the chairman of
mous “T Patehers” of the 36th fantrv Museum campaign is the Texas Campaign and by en-
Infantry Division, will be en- being chaired by Winthropf”’ "* *■"•"**' *"A
shrined in a museum honoring Rockefeller, former governor
the American foot soldier, and of Arkansas, and James W.
Tpkans are working to make it Woodruff, a Columbus, Qa.
/possible. , ' television executive.
A statewide campaign to Members of the Texas Cam-
raise money to support the N& paign Committee are Dixon,
tlonal Infantry Museum, to be who id chairman; A. E. Davies, along with other units. The role
built at Ft. Benning, Ga.^is be- vice president, operations, of gallant Texans in every war,
ing headed by John W.Dixpq,a Sears-Roebuck and Co., including theCivil War, back to
former infantryman and now Dallas; Allen E. Humphrey^ ;1846 will be exhibited,
chairman of4Jie board and president, Energy Fuel Corp. The new museum, scheduled
president of LTV Electrosys- of America; Maj. Gen. William for opening in 1972, will replace
terns, Inc:- ---—— — B. Ruggles, Texas National the present inadequate mu-
"The new Infantry Museum Guard (Ret.); Maj. Gen. Har- seum which is housed in anti-
i ley B. West, U.S. Army (Ret.); quated World War II barracks
will be a monument of which
every man and woman who has
ever served in the U.S. Armed
Forces can be proud,” Dixon
said. “Our goal in Texas is to
raise enough of the $6 million
By TOM t
SIM*
sweaty walls
paint, there is
10 x 15-foot off!,
sertively, if not
represents the
million people.
It's the jitfng
sion jo the UniU
ft was creati
months ago and
i he time since
nored
astating war on I
subcontinent h a|
some notoriety
clamoring to tH
door. But even nol
Americans arf atf
ested in that pJ
world, most are
| Educational Opportunities!
LEE COLLEGE
Soon To Begin The 1971-72
Spring Term
tfriculum Includes:
Air Conditioning
Anthropology
Art ’
Auto Mechanics
Bible
Biology
Boilermaking
Business !v;
Chemistry
, Communications
Computer Science
Data Processing
Drafting
Economics
Electronics
Electricity
Engineering
English
--fagijpi Languages
Geography
Geology
German
Government
History
Humanities
instrumentation
Journalism
Machine Shop
Management
Mathematics
Music
Nursing
Office Training
Offset Printing
Photography
Physical Education
Pyle, the famous war corre-
spondent, once said that the in-
fantryman was the man ‘with-
out whom the war could nol
have been won.’ The Americar
footsoldier needs a lasting me-
morial to his deeds and his he
roism from Bunker Hill to Sai-
gon.
Honorary co-chairmen of the
National Infantry Museum Ad-
visory Council are Mrs. Dwight
D. Eisenhower, widow of Gen-
eral Ike, a Texan, and Henry
Cabot Lodge. Gen. Omar N.
Bradley is chairman of the In-
fantry Museum Association.
Tailback Eric Allen of Mich-
igan State led the Big Ten in
rushing last season with 18
touchdowns and 1.494 yards.
; .Vw
Pipefitting
Psychology
Police Science
Radio-TV
Reading
Sewing
Sociology
Speech
Welding
.
Registration Jan.
12-13
Bangla -Desh MisJ
angry result of i
which has worrie
rity of the entire I
away from the L
power. Bangla Del
just a funny namJ
body understands!
Ironically.
Bangla Desh offid
job is to make th
derstand. can
with world ap|
Sayed ChowdhurJ
cial representatif
Bangla Desh nat|
that for much of f
too. was apathetic]
country. He was
Count;
Get $9|
Visit, Call or Write
Admissions Office
For Registration Forms, Schedules and Information
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Baytown 77520
I;'-'-V •
m
■’'million. Actual
jsalue would be four |
the taxi
25 per cent ratio
plained.
The county and
tricts will receive 1
of the 1971 tax levy i
reach 390.2 million;
Of that figure,
general fund will
million, while the
district will
million, a decrease i
below its 1970 figure.
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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/m1/34/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.