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Riches Are Exhibited In Indian Museum
NEW YORK (AP)
curator’s first choice to put into
the largest exhibition of native
American Indian art ever
shown in the United States was
a pair of 12-foot-high, carved
wooden house-posts, each rep-
resenting a wolf, from British
Columbia.
The plendent show,
Drums
•“I was just charmed by
•'them," said James G. E.
Smith, curator of North Ameri-
can Ethnology at New York s
Museum of the American In-
dian. affectionately pointing
them out at the museum’s res-
ZALES
The Diamond Store
Minsger Kintis TinMll
BAY PLAZA CENTER
The museum, which houses
its matchless and largely un-
seen riches in cramped and in-
adequate premise - one build-
ing. in uptown Manhattan and
two others in the Bronx — has
installed, (his exhibit in the old
U S. Custom House in lower
Manhattan, within the reach of
greater numbers of visitors.
Echoes of the cultures has been handled with "The artifacts are arranged
imagination. in functional categories to show
“The exhibition’s mandate V*. ran*e ol beautiful
from
explained Dr. Roland Force, . ....
the museum’s director, “is to as drums' chddren- and
show the range and richness of ornaments, are grouped a rich
the museum’s resources.
the museum’s trustees,” ■« uFo^' Undeur
each of several headings such
That's no small mandate, since
largest amPle’ “nte clothing there are
in the of northern tribes, and
So there the two enormously a{
appealing door-posts stand, to-
gether with Mexican silver, Sit-
ting Bull’s drum, Navajo blan-
kets, prehistoric reed pipes and
a wealth of other aboriginal ar-
tifacts and documents - in a
landmark building whose
Beaux Arts style exudes Eu-
ropean ttfi»ement. The poten-
tially awkward combination of
/
5
JAMES AVERY JEWELRY
and other tine religious and handmade gifts
Now Open
- Mon.rTues.. Wed., Thurs.. Sat.
10 a.m.-l p.m.
Closed Sunday and Friday
Trinity Episcopal Church Gift Shop
Caratr Gtorgit ui W. Main St.
the museum has the
collection of its kind ... , , .. __
world: more than 4 million thg^Cwthera of tropical fog*,
archeological and ethnographic- ^ raonumental sculpture
objects, photographic ar- ff0UP' w^caryings from the
chives of more thatr 70,000 NorthwKt, the latest objects
negatives and prints, and a li- j? shdw’ B, *nfta^ed in *5*
brary of nearLy. 50,000 volumes. Custom “f*.
At the Custom House until together with blow-ups of photo-
Oct. 31 are more than 500 *>vm8 CWItext and
items, 98 percent of which have ba™ground
never been shown to the. public L*brary
before,
treasures
'ahibib;1 selected"!^ Quechua ***• a
srtt5^p«f^thi'SlSs ® *****
BAYTOWN ATTORNEY
GLENN VICKERY
, ■
ANNOUNCES THE ADDITION OF TWO NEW LAW ASSOCIATES TO HIS FIRM.
- • t
Force
~ ......HI I" I—■lllllli .ll ^ff
From left to Right- NORMAN SNYDE. GLENN VICkIrY. PATRICK BAILEY
, <, ^ ‘
1722 MARKET' * ~ ^ 422^)505 I
variety of objects from differ-
ent tribes and climates. For ex-
Stamp Club
Will Meet
On Thursday
Pennsylvania Avenue: Those Above Law
Home, Store
By BENJAMIN SHORE
Captey News Service
Baytown Stamp Club will
meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at
the Community Building.
Club members and junior
collectors are requested to bring
an album to exchange ideas in
starting and protecting a stamp
collection
Everyone
attending
seum’s collection: the artifacts, manuscript and foe Old Testa-
the photographs and the library menj in plain Oee. for “j
materials, with an audio-visual amP|e . hands°mely
housed m the Secretary of
State's Chamber, which is pan-
items represent societies gi^j fr0m floor to ceiling in or-
from North Alaskan Eskimos nately carved oak.
right through the Americas to The words used for the othi-
del Fuego - with Inca, 2 “Swe^re'shovring fi°are
mac, Hopi and many other cul- echoes,” said Dr. Force, "lire
tures geographically in be- ditims are now mostly silent,
tween. The historical span cov- but reverberations can still be
ers Peruvian gold earrihgs dat-heard, in collections such as
ing from ,1000-500 B.C. to 0urs, and in the hearts and
present-day Kachina dolls. minds of these civilizations’ de-
scendants.”
And a selection of drums
stands in the entry, pri
among them the famous Sitting
welcome to try to win a valuable
plate fpr the correct answer to
the question k How many
stamps have been issued by the
u.S. Postal Service honoring
Texas including people of Texas?
Stamps and stamp collecting
supplies are available at
meetings and free stamp packets
are given to new junior collec-
tors.
WASHINGTON - Since
Peter Bourne is a doctor,
we’ll name it after him. We’ll
call it the Bowne syndrome
But we could name it after
scores, perhaps thousands, of
his predecessors, for the
affliction is not unique to Dr.
Bowne, who resigned under
fire as President Carter’s
adviser on mental health and
Aug abuse programs.
We’re talking about an
affliction noted among so
many high-ranking public
officials that Is characterised
[Bull's drum which is used as
thetonw's logo.
Museum officials believe the
echoes should be stronger. At
present the museum is relative-
ly httle known in relation to its
importance. This exhibition is
part of a new effort, with Br
at its heacL-to realize
more fully the museum’s poten-
An importarif step would
be to relocate the muaeum, get-
ting it all unde one roof in-
stead of Unit
We have something like an
Old-Master collection in quali-
ty," says Dr. Force, "some-
thing you don’t put in a dime-
store frame. We are like a trust
company for it, we have a re-
sponsibility for what is really a
national treasure.”
The use of the U.S. Custom
’to this In-
is an experiment: for
museum, in its attem
bring its riches within reach of
ater numbers of visitors and
become better known; for
the Custom House in finding a
by a feeling they are above
foe law or even simple rules
of proper behavior.
The other day we read a
piece on Mr. Carter’s special
trade representative, Robert
Strauss, in which the reporter
case study of foe syndrome
Every one of the participants,
regardless of his background
thought his title or proximity
to the president somehow
meant the ruiqs didn’t apply
to him.
. Bert Lance took Ns White
House job fully aware that his
Georgia banking operations
were shaky. As he cut comers
on some federal banking
regulations and ignored
others, Lance must have felt
that his association with the
President set him apart from
other mortals.
The Bourne syndrome can
be spotted also on Capitol
MB, where some members of
Congress and many of their
top aides often expect to he
excused from obeying rules
and laws to foe letter.
They have ao many
privileges and exemptions
spelled out for them that they
just assume a few more of
their own invention wont be
challenged. And as they
discover that they usually are
right, the expectation of
privilege becomes L
We’re talking about traffic
and parking violations, about
problems with incom
returns, about check)
bounce and credit
accounts that are ov
about pressuring bureai
to Nre friends’children
summer, and ao forth.
Burglaries
Probed Here
The German occupat
Paris began in 1940.
/§ of the best insurant
Hti
regents you'll ever fin
• Car agent
• Life agent.
Homeowners ager
Health agent
WAYNE WOODLEY
427-0681
like o good neighbor.
Slate Farrn ii there.
nun Man muunca conmmu
n«m om>m ainnwam. im
desribed how Strauss ordered
Ns chauffeur to pass rush-
hour traffic on the road
shoulder and hit speeds up to
K miles per hour so he could
catch an airplane.
While speeding to foe
airport, Strauss was on his
mobile telephone talking to
Mitpl&nc officials
letting that
about not
other federal official* ati
members of
that the
ngulatod
too eager to cooperate,
That’s the B
syndrome.
wnu omria ana
of Congram, know
to government-
airlines are only
Bourne
Watergate, with its broad
cast of characters, is a good
THf MOST FANTASTIC
B*R6A«s Of roue tiff
Baytown,
birthday Tuesday,
brother, Joshua Mark.)!
parents are Mrs. M.G. <
lv and Mr. and Mrs.
Gonzalez, al Of BSJtMR.
L/tflit S fUWiTURf
WAREHOUSE
NOW THAT THE KIDS ARE
BACK IH SCHOOL...
LET US GET YOUR CARPET
BACK IN SHAPE
JSfp;
SISr
20% OFF WALL TO WALL
10% OFF RUOS
Prices End (iDlil s«a< 30.197S
COOPER BROS. CARPET
CLEANERS
tWttYAmy-PAtUBU
473-5790
MOOBAYWAYDA 424 7023
Burglaries of com
stores and several homes w<
investigated by Baytown pol
Monday..
Adolph Gonzales, stipend!
for Texas Super Duper Mark
Inc., told police someone To
$850 eash and six American I
press money orders from
store at 1212 E. Texas Frid
night.
McMorrow, manat
at Jones 7-11,2009 Ward,
police someone broke into
store early Tuesday. A f
glass door was broken and ft
cartons of cigarettes,
cigarette papers, 10 lighters a
$35 change wav taken,
items were valued at $190
Peter Trammell, 4005 Savi
told police someone broke it
his home Monday A rad
receiver, turntable, speakers a
about $20 change' was
Total value of the stolen
was $420
Frederick Lamb. 15*4 Wflk
(old police someone took a JO.
caliber rifle, scope and
from his home during foe p
-cieral days The items wi
worth $30 Mt
And Robert H Porter 4!
Allrnbrook, said someone iorg
iviHMMnpvM
0am at Citizens Bank ‘
slips written Aug l and Se
II. were tor a total of $3,700
Bust own M.ir
Injured In
Decker Wrer
bond* would be payable
House as a -
stance;
the
function.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Hawsfibeoroea
States territory in 1990.
United
Saving
at Citizens
Of Texas is
ining
C-
:.Twi
JOSEPH LYNE Aval«,Ma gf
Mr. and Mis. Joe A vales of
cdtlmtft tti tfdMI
Mrihdny Tuesday. Grand-
parents m Mr, and Mrs.
HevyRayto to Tyler rati Mr.
and Mrs. F.C. Avalos ef
Crosby . Great-grandmother to
Mrs. Ezoia Rayon ef DcveiS.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
GENERAL ELECTION NOV.
fra the tele or tonne of
tbene facilities. The build-
lag ee atqutarttan it a*cb
flteffittoe wtrt. btdetor-
mined by the local gov-
ernment to be neceaaary
employment
tion with both eoanty and
dietriet courts where the
"The Tax Relief .
Amendment"
(H.J.R. 1)
H.J.R. t proposes an
amendment to the. Texas
Constitution allowing the
legislature to exempt in-
authority where the prop-
erty tax is imposed,
The wording of the
proposed amendment an
It will appear on the haL-
lettoM Miewit t-
"The constitutional
to' devra i
opportunities.
The wording
i wording of the pro-
posed amendment st it
will appear on the ballot
is so follows:
“The . constitutional
amendment to provide
tkat the legislator* may
permit political subdlvi-
ia controversy ia
between $500 and $1,000,
elcspt where the togtsia-
tore give* the county or
dietriet court exclusive
jurisdiction. -
The wonting of the pro-
poned amendment as it
will appear on the ballot
if as fotlowa:
“The constitutional
amendment to extend the
juriafletiea ef juMne ef
the peace in civil eaare."
V
Tire best way to keep, „
: In good financial condition is to
start gaining interest with a savings
account at Cijizens of Texas. And,
depending on the type of account you
choose, the more interest you can gain,
and the healthier your savings w "'
' So..exercise Some sound planning with
a savings account at Citizens of Texas Savings.
............'
sonal cffecU, and aliow-
mv the legialatore to
exempt all or part of the
personal property home-
stead from state and focal
• property taxation.
The amendment >•-.
quires the legislature to
tirovide for the
of farm and
ontbebnato
-. five capacity instead of
its
lows ..the Tegtriatore to
.,^Jtotobir,.gM‘ mu timtfon
- of timber land on its jffo-
ductive capacity. ' 7 ■■
. -.Tbfc^aseutoent'' 'ra
rsiits local r"TTUrililli "Hr
and agricultural land; for
etomp-
tionarfortraffJTtotor
Hon praoedaraa lnduding
dtisen Inveranent;
a redefinitfon of thi
t; for
... of the tax
hM*; mTlimitatiohi on
atote spending; and for
property tax adminiitra-
MMBER ONE
(SJJLM) -
SJ R. 50 proposes an
wnitotoiint to tab Texu
Cdggrttotftoi to Mato an
archaic reference to the
- ru.c - - ' -—
M MBF.R THREE
‘ (WJt-to)
SJ.ll 44 proposes an
amendment to the Texas
Constitution whkh would
allow the legislature to
authorise citiee and towns
to:.-Into tot incraani
bonds to finance the ra-
development of blighted
areas. The bonds arc to
be paid solely from reve-
nue from municipal tax
'toeranto Payment ctn-
M MBF.R SIX
(S.IJ.4I)
BJJjL; 4>‘prapee*» an ’
amendment s the Texaa
Conatitution to aflew toe
legislature to expend .toe '
lumber of jadg** on any
ABsyfownmanwBlwrti
7 2R pm.'Monday wreck-w
-7900 Mock of Decker. Bayto
ptocr'iuitd.'
Mamri H Cmp. 19„ of 2
liltowt . wai taken “to Gulf Cc
ItepiUi by IGvnmr, AmbuU
Swvtri*
(Hficw D Pkkew said Cr
v»b« was on a motorcycle. <
wwthbmind on Decker when
;>uiM m front of a car drtver
Unda H Henry of (Tunneivt
The Henry car struck the O
motorcycle
Crap was i barged with nr
ing an untile change at la
and having no driver i beet
Pickens said
.t:
court of
Fnmi% cututo ufrirtl
appeals are ’limited to a
chief juatico and two as-
atoM* . juatiesa. The
ameudment alee weald al-
low the eeurta to aft to
Bwrtng, Aik,
Problems
Hill'
sectieML with the eemur-
reitc* of a i
majority of the
judgae totting la toe sec-
tion aeoeaaary to deride a
fpretontewmp-
fibn df not lean than
I9JXXJ. .of the 'residence
homestead of peraona ,<8
and Dumb Asy-
The aarabuent
the State of
The wording-of the prm
'Jrtpiiiia-: Pff*
revenue of municipal *it! appear on the ballot
taxes, utilities, br other towfoHowar
service*. “The, » constitutional
The wording of ttopiu. amendment pemitting-
poeed amendment u ft ’ &». legislature to increase
witt appear on the hattot rhe number of justice* on
isjsa follows; a court of civil appeals,
Ttoi tuipliiiHapl Fralnlq i Mill af ilitl
totodMdnd rrniiM - - tow factotiai .toffiwat - gopngHh to gtee the eppeala tojto to aertMas,
rapiyiag with Md re- . kgtebton the pawsr to »*4 raqdrini a towur-
wuaiW dra wonld tbe rsdmlirmmt W l
MONT BELVIEt’ <Sp» -
mill iiMtoMf, iitepiii—^
t busing jr 'em are
agend* it. .or ■
by irustew when the-
MhtLSriuoi Boodmeeti at ‘
....................
Traits have avked that I
be sought for a <
portable building to be $
Texas to purchase prod-
ucts and services done.by
handicapped individuals
overcrowding there
' The board will
propoeed pobey on toegal i
Id he prepared h«oto |
problem iriMf." Supt
mhool property' taxed of
$5,000 of the market ealue
of the retodenee home-
stead. It authorlaii toe,-
legislature to grant an
eluninate the formality of
tin approval of cantor
itate contracts by..the
timn», ,$$»; to^armr
btigbtodareaaaadpra-
hibitlng jay rity or were
from granting it* money
■riitog its credit for, i
M MBER SEVEN
<*y.«.«ti)
SJ.R. 4k - propoa** (
Type«Of Account
Passbook : •
Certificate
Certificate -
Certificate
Certificate
Certific^e
Certificate
$ 5 Minimum
$1,000 Minimum
$1.000Mifwnum
St'OOO Minimum
$1,000 Minimum
$1,000 Minimum
$1,000 Minimum
-'HHRpH
Daily
90 Days
1 Year
30 Months
4 Years.
6 Years
8 Years
51/2%
61&%
6%%
7Yb%
7%%
8%
5.39%
5.65%
672%
6.98%
7.79%'.
806%
833%
CliVT ADRIAN Ratllfl, m,
ol Mr. and Mrs. Men Bailiff
of Baytown, celebrates Us
fifth birtbdayTMtoay. He toe
■ sister. Vicky, ato t brother.
Marian. Gra^parcets are Mr.
and Mrs. Jam** Tatar of
Baytown aad Mit. Eala RatUH ~
of Lafkte and Mr. and Mn. E. to
T. Henry of Livingston
property
-taxes rf an nwniitl aai
to excerid’$10,000 of tlfo
. market vaiie of the resi-
lience homeatrads of per-
troller
counts.
of PuMie Ac-
The woidtag of the pro-
posed MMutiiMto. an ,:1$
will
...............«■ «» wSSoig
Fanner sud
' Don Geurjjt wt# tttirwMh |
board about a jmtong J “
Ite pidt tftF Ito CHMjSto. ffiktoJ
tea to Itot ill tote Mgr
194*. which school offidata (
lend u no4 safe
.older and certain disabled
persons. Jf a person 05
years or age or older
qualifies for this exemp-
tion, the total amount of*
public school taxes im-
posed on that jferdon’F’
mJ Pjf
(tJMeU) . tiding Ftoi The to-
S J.R. 5$ propones • an thority of the State Build
*mendmtoqgEfegri>r^l!lfll"vtoO tiff
-Hunter SafeA
Course Set
homestead may prt bean- Tapped
partment* of state
The constitutional iegitoutureto ex*mptfra 8t*tel
amendment deleting tbf* Uxation solar or wind- The woHing of the.pre
archaic reference to the, powered energy devices. poeed amendment as it
Desf and Dumb Asjrlam,’ Thu wording of the pro- wdl appear ao th* Holiat
allowing certain products posed amendment as it taatfaflaws;'
and service*, of handi- will, appear on the ballet “The constitutional
individuals tp Ip isa*follows; ■ " . atogntiaMnt to rapaol.tlM
Here Sept.
Sfigtol
ideates
me SiXi' exi i-i <- ic,- y-5' Depostis
wcewed ahe> me iom ea^-ror^me daw o>
■’depow PaMtoh >.!. ijnjp eaffiYjWn.Ng ijMI? IT. pAPUtorie
dt diapew!» me <ime of MPrawa' Ce*i*i<re •
reoui'ed kr pa-i, wahOfa
.lends, co^pooc-led oaii-
Money Matoet
Certificate
$t0.00e Minimum 182 Days
Fu»c rate 2moot rooort
average »o*My*uc*on two* d»"*W
US lornwyBus CompowuMdHy-!
W.R.L Davis
Is Enjoying
Retirment
The
vents
from increasing property
taxes unless the govern-
ing lady provides public
Mure pi1 toms.....IT
public hearing. The
smendment requires the'
amendment pre- of *t»te gov- amendment authorising, for the State Building V
local governments requiring the the legislature to exempt' Ceratapon and the State /
ncreaoinx urooertv P»ttwWtoto .dt other—from taxation soUr and BnildltgFund" ’
A Htoter'i SafetjCoM*]
be. spomared by foe f
PubsatoRctmtiw
menl from 7-10 p m on Septl
—from
(iroducta and services re- vrind-i
quired in the operatiOVi of
stale government 4w he
powered energy
fepirtnure'
R L Davis has been
etiremoitiineebebe-
came an annuitan! of Exxon
Chemical USA’s Cbanial Ptaot
Chenucab Operations
to provide by -0,w,rr’
taw for each property procurement
mmer to receive notice of **
the revaluation of hi*
property snd the amount
taxes will he increased.
The amendment limits
^appropriations from state
tax revenue to an amount
hot to exceed Texas’ esti-
made under bids awarded
fto the
bidder, making
M MBFR HVE
M MBF.R EIGHT
jHJ.N.4i|
at'toeCbMMtity Btototo-|
Upon «4N«|totioa to
roune. huntrts Wl remve \
tibcatwn from foe Texas
W.MUS. nreertMt.
to the Texas
nent " nmrrws 1 HJ.B. If proDoses an Towgitution allowing cer-
WitUt.era ..wi Coflfttltution to ffint ex- or W»
fiction to
"whe^tw --'to&eSSS
controversy lr> in f.re-
Many atato. toetedtef
redo require hunters to be
in Beamont, he mated economic growth
n 193$. Htugtoxrflto-') ,fa>e. wWfr-fovIriritfatBre
subject
by (he legislature,
eliminating tbe require-
ment that the Governor,
the Secretary of State,
and the Comptroller of
Public Accounts.of Texas
he penbaatty involved
with such tragnactiMs.n
401 W. TEXAS AVE • BAYTOWN • 2101 BAY PUAZA-427-8561
Exxon in 1936
uig are bis
11 Dans is a member tf St
Paul’s Methodist Church of toy-
town. and Manatee Lodge 331
AFtAM. He aad wife EiteOe
have a ion and a daughter and
three grandchildren
BUNG
OB Jtftr 3U7H, Joseph I
succeeded as tit* of Portugal
on the death of John V.
authorized to make excep-
tions for emergencies.
The amendment pro-
hibits ’’the statewide ap-
praisal of real property
for property tax pur-
poses. Enforcement of
uniform standards and
procedures for appraisal
af property for property
tax purposes it redu ced'
to originate in the taxing
iwmiTtift
(8#Ji. ss>
_ SJ.I 55 proposea aa
amendment to the Taitia
Constitution to permit
local governments to issue
bonds far tha -----
tkm or
ciiitiea
and
Conatitatioa to grant «• ^
justices of the
civil rases
doe* not exned lino, ex*- figfctiy nrthjtte .irad to
cept- where the legislature
gicto exclusive jariadie- *• -Fport
tion to anotberueurt. ' -w,ortinHra.
TW amendmenf grants' The i
" UIWU ymn w « -
rnethu ym
with foe Paiksato Wfofo
that date as to what foeir
-qgn^ato ara.
Registration deudiim
Sept n Tbgre ,
nitotttea reqtend laofler I
wune at • lew ol $75* Aal
tia-ctotoeoffi fcrfo*^
-ansiaars .syr
county court* where the tarafollaw.;
f'L “TV
men! opportunities. There
reretotofftoS rat
fesu sar- srutr
For addition;
(*11 437-7477..
CHARLES M T0WW.W
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