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Fryers „.....1.39 homemade
Sliced Beef u 1.79 • headcheese
Beef Ribs u,. 79c • boudain
Pork Ribs u,. 1.39 • potato salad
Picnics _ ea,h 2.95 • chili
Good Tender Calf
LOIN or
T-BONE -
A GOLD HONORARY pass to the first
National Finals Rodeo in Dallas, Dee. 26-30,
is presented to President Eisenhower. The
•‘world series of rodeo" will pit top-ranking
cowboys against a hand-picked assortment of
the mealiest broncs and bulls in the country
to deride the w'orid championship cowboys in
each rodeo event for J959. Pictured with the
President are Harley May (left) of Oakland.
Calif., president of the Rodeo Cowboys
Association, and Jim Shoulders of Henry-
etta, Okla„ all-round champion cowboy for
the past three years and current point
leader for the championship again. Tickets
for the N’FR can now be ordered from P.O.
Rot 7755, Dallas.
Raul Castro Gets Cabinet Status
HAVANA (API — Strongman Forces. , subjected °to a drastic
Fide! Castro has elevated his 28- The younger Castro, a bitter after the revolution,
year-old brother Raul to the critic of the United States, already i jt ai^ mean a revamp-
Cuban cabinet Jis commander in chief of the ing 0f all military forces.
s'«■>»
==J tan decisions on his own speed. up a,ct°n a^;lnst
There also was speculation that «. ™ere
Raul’s appointment may be a pre. ! increase re-
liminary step leading to Fidel si,n activities
resignation as prime minister to j , the westem province of Pinar
concentrate on his job as presi-i no
dent of the National Institute of;
American Soldier
Will Be Released
Bv Czechoslovak!
WASHINGTON (AP) - Czecho-
slovakia has notified the State De-
partment it will release John F.
Kennedy, an American soldier ar-
rested and tried for border viola-
tion in 1958.
Kennedy, of Philadelphia, Pa.,
has been in Czech custody since
Aug. 24, 1958. He was sentenced
to 14 months in pr an. His term
expires next Saturday.
Czech authorities notified the
U.S, Embassy in Prague that
Kennedy would be released. Of-
ficials here said they understood
Kennedy would be taken by the
Czechs to some point of the Ger-
man-Czech border and released
there.
With Kennedy’s release,
other American soldier and a U.S.
civilian will remain in Czech pris-
ons. The soldier is Andrew A.
Bellrichard, Nekoosa, Wis., who
was sentenced in August 1958 by
a Communist court in Pilsen to
two years imprisonment for bor-
der violation. The civilian is Jaro-
mir Zastera, arrested in 1949 and
sentenced to 18 years for espio-
nage.
Kennedy was picked up by
Czech border guards together
with Pvt. Cole Youngert, Detroit,
Mich. The State Department said
shortly after their disappearance
that the two became intoxicated
in Weiden, a German town near
the Czech border on the evening
of Aug. 23, 1958. The soldiers took
a taxicab and the driver reported
them d’-apnearing in the direction
shakeup of the border. Youngert was
leased earlier.
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Mitchell Will Seek
Illinois Nomination
PEORIA, 111. (AP)—Stephen A.
Mitchell, former Democratic na-
as c!??.»Jwni
ination for Illinois governor.
Mitchell termed the Republican
administration of Gov. William G.
BUZZ SAWYER
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Agrarian Reform. There have; abolished, the decree said, be-
been unconfirmed reports that the I cause it had never functioned pro,
Giban leader wants to take a j Perly.
more active role in the direction Considered almost as important Stratton inefficient, secret and
of the agency charged with a vast as young Castro’s appointment sluggish.
land distribution program. He has i was the selection of outgoing De------“—
called the program the “corner- j fense Minister Augusto Martinez
stone of the revolution.” (to head the tabor Ministry.
According to the reports, Min-1 A combat veteran of the revolti-
ister of State Raul Roa would be- i tion, he succeeds Manuel Fenian-
come prime minister. j dez Garcia, who resigned. Garcia
The decree appointing Raul had been under fire from both
gives him 60 days in which to'labor and management for lack-
draft an “organic law” governing I ing firmness in dealing with a
operations of the new ministry, 'heavy backlog of labor problems.
This was interpreted in some! Raul's appointment and Marti-
quarters as meaning the younger Inez’s transfer to the Labor Min-
Castro will have more authority I istry are part of a trend by the
in purging the armed forces—par-1 government to place men with
ticularly the navy. The navy, un-j‘‘more dynamic revolutionary
j like the other branches, was not'spirit’’ in key positions.
SPECIALS GOOD OCT. 22,23, & 24
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& MARKET
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ADOLPHUS RICE _ 2lll29c
PEPSI COLA................ctn. ot H 49c
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Gal Bottle 79C
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BORDEN'S MELLORINE h ot 49c
DUNCAN HINES
CAKE MIXES........................B., 29c
FACIAL TISSUES
NORTHERN TISSUE ** »» 10c
WILD ROOT
CREAM OIL _ - na sim 79c
MRS. BAIRD’S HOME BAKED
ROLLS & FRENCH STICK _19c
COMSTOCK PIE APPLES (canned)............. 5 for-*,
HI C ORANGEADE..................... 4 for—^
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BAMA GRAPE, PEACH, APPLE JELLY, 20-oi.....4 for-
UTEFLUFF BISCUITS.........................12 for-
CAUF.
POTATOES _
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HOME GROWN
ID ul 49c MUSTARD GREENS..........10c
FRYERS
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OrAnanceMissile Chief
Plans-Early Retirement
NEW YORK (AP) — Maj. Gen. the general planned to retire.
John B. Medaris, head of the
Army Ordnance Missile Command
| plans to retire from active mili-
tary service three years before
mandatory retirement age.
Medaris said today that he
would retire effective Jan. 31 after by the Army and controlled the
WE ARE CLOSED
TODAY
3 FEATURES 3
■y. RICHARD HENRY ANTHONY
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128 years of active duty and 10
in the National Guard and Army
j reserve. The Army’s mandatory
retirement age is 60.
Medaris did not reveal his fu-
ture plans.
An Army spokesman said Me-
daris had planned for some time
to retire and that inter-service
squabbles over space projects had
not influenced his decision. How-
! ever, Medaris has spoken out
(against transfer from the Army
to the Air Force of all space
{transportation projects.
I The 57-year-old-general planned
a news conference here today.
(His headquarters is in Huntsville,
Ala., and he is in New York to
address the National Commercial
| Conference tonight.
Under his command, the Army
launched the nation’s first earth
satellite, and the first solar satel-
lite and developed the Jupiter in-
termediate range (1,500-mile) bal-
listic missile. The Army also
launched several other satellites,
the latest a 91-pound gyroscope
satellite hurled into the sky last
week lor the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration.
The Army spokesman said Me-
daris had planned to retire in
1955 but was persuaded by Army-
officials to stay on to head up
| the development of the Jupiter,
(With completion of that, he said,
Medaris has been at Huntsville
since the Army Ballistic Missile
Agency was, activated at Red-
stone Arsenal in February 1956.
It was one of the largest collec-
tive enterprises ever undertaken
expenditure last year of almost
two billion dollars in the missile
and space field.
The Army Missile Command
was extended in scope in 1958 and
Medaris was named to head the
entire effort.
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THE REVEREND
By Wolf Kafr*
What, Where
And When-
WEDNESDAY
Barbers Hill PTA, 3 p.m. at the
school music room.
Hadassah Socifty, 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Leonard Keller.
Cootiettes Club No. 628, 7:30
p.m. at the VFW Hall.
THURSDAY
Robert E. Lee Delphians, 10
a.m. at the Community house.
Cedar Bayou Eastern Star, 8
p.m. at Cedar Bayou Masonic
Hall.
FOE Auxiliary, 8 p.m. at Ea-
gles Hall.
Wagon Wheel Square Dance j
Club. 8 p.m. at the Community;
house.
Highlands Jaycee • Ettes, 7:30 j
p.m. at the Scout house.
Lakewood Garden Club, 9 a.m.
at the Lakewood Clubhouse. j
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"18 AND ANXIOUS"
PLUS
"TOO LATE TO CRY"
THURSDAY
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NO. 1-
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DOS MURRAY
In
"FROM HELL
TO TEXAS"
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22
We thank our friends and
customers for their patronage
during our 13 years in Baytown.
FREE COFFEE!
THURSDAY
• 8:00 to 10:00 A.M.
• 2:30 to 4:30 P.M.
SIGN YOUR GUEST CHECK EACH SUNDAY AND
WX WILL OWE 1*91 OF THAT AMOUNT TO THE
CHURCH OF YOUR CHOOSING.
CAFE
Mr*. Mnry Kidd, Owner
3523 Market
r ONE OF THE
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 58, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 21, 1959, newspaper, October 21, 1959; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1104073/m1/2/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.