The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 30, 1962 Page: 4 of 8
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FOR RENT?
were
only six
by the Commission issue these
Try a Want-Ad
in
The News
ALso, Bates reminds that any
be checked on before the claim
exhibits and a regional meeting
during
and the Historical Survey Com-
Mrs. Burttschell.
The meeting will be held in
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of Bellville are sergeant-at-arms.
refund involves a more compli-
cated process and additional in-
Wallis also officiated at the fu- .
neral services of Mrs. John Ma- [
ler on August 20 His name was!
Sell Something?
Buy Something?
Hire Someone?
Open Sept. 10;
Gosler Prexy
stores, from the county clerk, or
game warden.
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WHAT BETTER
ADVERTISING MEDIUM
than your hometown
newspaper — reaching
2,000 tamilies over the
County each week
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Heretofore the Federal Gov- ) as part of its official public ser- Survey Committee,
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Open 7:30 «.m. to 9 p m.
7 DAYS A WEEK
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Our Permanent Wave
Mak. Permanent Customers
game warden in your area.
A hunting license is required Revenue in Austin.
WENDT WELl SERVICE
Wells Drilled ana Repaired
GOULDS PUMPS
CLARK W. THOMPSON
•th TEXAS DISTRICT
tating system has been adopted.
Prize money was establised
as last year's and the four point
system in determining wins and
losses will be used.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 7:00 A.M. UNTIL 10 P M.
Open All Day Sunday — Watch For Hand Sign
AY MORNING
Historical Survey Committee ac-
breaking stories concerning the.
Thalidomide drug prompted this i
legislation. We must protect the
people from such drugs. In other ;
words, this bill will not only in-
(In Technicolor & Panavision)
Elvis Presley, Joan Blackman
Sunday-Monday, Sept. 2-3:
“State Fair”
(CinemaScope & Color)
Pat Boone, Pamela Tiffin,
Bobby Dann
Drive “Lighted and
Live” Stresses Gov.
For Labor Day
All over Texas during the La-
bor Day holiday weekend, Texas
radio stations will again be of- =
' fering a four-word suggestion —
to Texas drivers and motorists: 5
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lezak and
daughter, Delores, had as Sun-
day guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Machala and family of Pasa-
dena, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pus-
tejovsky and family of Houston,
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ross and
family of Sealy.
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THEY COULDN’T BE
CLOSER— TO DEATH.
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M. EMERY LOFGREN
Sealy Office Hours:
Mon and Thur*.. 830 a.m. to t pm.
Katy Office Hour*:
Wed. and Sat., 8:30 to 0 p.m.
Phone TU 5-3804
Pete E. Etlinger
Funeral Director
When Death Occurs Away from Home . . .
we can relieve the family of all details . . . avoid delay and
expense. Through our conneelions. we can aid a family,
regardless of where they may require funeral services.
When advised that a death of a loved one has taken
place away from home, notify us immediately.
WE WILL HANDLE ALL DETAILS AND CAN AVOID
DELAY, while saving you from UNNECESSARY EXPENSE
For Rent
FEOZEW FOOD LOCKEES
BU S GROCERY
Chilled, Cut, Wrapped
‘eek and Quick Frozen
Complete Service 5c per lb.
empt license for deer and turkey claims submitted,
may be obtained by persons un----
THE SEALY NEWS
PRINTING and PUBLISHING
shorter
months,
The Way to Oblivion
A man from Mars listening in on world arguments as
to freedom and peaceful coexistence would be com-
pletely confused. Half the people of the world don’t
know the meaning of freedom. The other half have
become so used to having it, without any effort or
sacrifice on their part, that they accept political trends
that would destroy it, without blinking.
Centralized authority that emerges from the welfare
state and government in business in competition with
its own citizens, evolves eventually into socialism and
communism. In the name of freedom and liberation
Suarantaad
Service on All Radios
and Televiaion
R. W. FROEBE
Phone TU 5-3885
Next Doer to Bank
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FOR A BETTER LIFE
For You and Yours See Us
For Life Insurance
REMMERT INSURANCE
Phone TU 5-3564
sure that the drug is safe but
vice program. Scores of radio
PRESSURE
PENTA-TREATED
LUMBER ;
FENCING LUMBER
PORCH FLOORS
SILLS and FRAMING
FENCE POSTS
Write ...
EDD R. OU ALLINE
Box 5, Huffsmith, Texas
6-5-tfe
WWITE Aino STORE
TU 5-3587
Automobile and Home Supplies
Home at Greater Values!
and Mrs. Ford. Mrs. Delores
Cass was named chairman of
the rules committee and others ger's “Governor for a Day.
that it is effective. I hope this :
legislation is the answer.
By the time you read this, if
present plans materialize. I will I
have visited that distressing bee-
tle area in the beloved piney
many of them feature it in traf-
fic safety programs keyed to
the needs of their respective
Being
To Farmers
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prize committee. Others serving!
with her are Mrs. Evelyn Mi-
chaelis, Mrs. Berneitta Kunze I is being moved to E^l Campo
vants. This gives him the advan- । loff was named vice president,
tage of being on the offensive I
whenever he wants to carry the
Want to add a nice chunk of
cash to this year’s farm in-
come? Farmers who do are re-
minded that they may now sub-
mit claims for federal gas tax
refunds, according to C. H
Bates, farm management spec-
ialist, Texas AAM College.
The refund may be received
for all gasoline used for agri-
cultural purposes on a farm or
ranch, Bates says. Claims should
include fuel used by the oper-
ator himself or by custom oper-
ators working for him, he add-
ed. However, fuel used in ve-
hicles on roads and highways
BUTANE GAS
Systems . . t Appliances
Our Telephone Number Is. HO 6-7591
Butex Gas Company
Fairbanks-Whie Oak Road, Fairbanks, Texas
See .. . PETE L KOVAR
Sfe ’ l r Phone TUrner 5 - 3365
SPIRITUAL HEALER
Dear Friend:
We ask for only a moment of your
time. That moment may change your
entire life and end all miseries. Sister
Cherokee, the great religious divine
healer and advisor, who can heal by
the power of prayer, guarantees to
help you.
Sister Cherokee is located 1% miles
South of Navasota on Highway 6.
(Hempstead-Navasota highway.)
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The claim for federal refunds
must be made from July 1 to
September 30 on gasoline used
between July 1 of 1961 and
June 30 of 1962. The procedure
is simple and all farmers who
filed claims last year will re-
ceive Form 2240 in the mail
this year. Farmers who did not
file last year may obtain the
forms from their county agent
or from the Internal Revenue
Service, according to Bates. He
also suggests that a copy of
Publication 308 of the Internal
Revenue Service may be of help
business and f-^ro^essiona
Call it in and
charge to
your account:
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areas. But always, the theme is
' the same: I
“Drive Lighted and Live!"
All obituaries, cards of thanks, notices of memoriam and an-
nouncements of parties, where a charge is to be made, will be
charged for at our regular advertising rates of 3c per word.
Anv erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of
any persona, firm or corporation which may appear in the columns of The
Sealy News will be glad corrected upon its being brought to the attention
0 the management Suggestive criticism from our readers is appreciated
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COMMENTS FROM
bowling on Monday and Tues-
day nights, at 6:30 p.m. The
league will open Monday night,
September 10, and all team
bowlers must report on that
date. It will be determined at
that time which teams will bowl
Mer
Wednesday-Thursday, Sept. 5-6:
“Lisa”
(In CinemaScope & Color)
Stephen Boyd, Dolores Hart
pi ana mne or trotne l sraryertantzotttcdiomthclalllllllillllliIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIn.
In addition to the licenses for
or omisstons in legal or other advertisements, the
nSeives liable for damage, further than the amount
i advertisement. Advertising is accepted only on
Thirty lady bowlers
of a people, government then tells the individual what
to do, and shoots him if he resists.
When people become mere servants of public officials
rather than their masters, freedom no longer exists.
A government that guarantees freedom is one that
protects individual opportunity and ownership of prop-
erty, not one that restricts and destroys life, liberty
and the pursuit of happiness.
When people forget this they are on their way to
oblivion.
In and editorial on Soviet intentions, The Saturday
Evening Post says: "... everything hangs on one
factor: the will of the western world and particularly
that of the American people. If we are puny enough
to be demoralized by threats from without and sub-
versions from within, that could be the ball game. And
we’d better carry the fight to the enemy, for Khrush-
chev’s Mein Kampf warns us of the grim alternative.”
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The Strikette League will be mittee meeting," said Dr. Ru-
permits after receiving them
from the Commission. For fur-
period of
ther information contact the
On Htequest
Wilma pamusex. Advertising Mia. NETTIE M. SWEARINGEN, Cashier
EA LUEDECKE, Luxx MiCRAELIS, Robert HAVRAN, Mechanical Staff
Mas. DEANNA Graig
I chkas, and accompanied their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin ।
Rinn, to their home recently.
Mrs. Cecil Cloyd of Tomball al-
i so came to visit when her bro-
। ther and family were here.
RCA Photophone
| First Night Show — 7:00 p.m
Wednes.-Thurs., Aug. 29-30:
"Tarzan Goes to India"
(In Technicolor & Scope)
Jock Mahoney, Simi, Mark Dana
Fri.-Sat., Aug. 31- Sept. 1:
“Blue Hawaii”
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CELEBRATION SUNDAY
The American Legion pos
Na 226 and its Auxiliary Unit
at East Bernard are having
their 16th annual pre-Labor
Day celebration on Sunday,
Sept. 2.
Dinner will start at 11:30
a.m. with supper at 5:00 p.m
Barbecued chicken, beef and
sausage with all the trimmings
will be served.
A dance will be held in the
evening in the air-corditioned
home, music to be furnished by
the Blue Blazers Orchestra.
stance I have no doubt that we
will meet this apparent crisis
shoulder-to-shoulder and again
force Khrushchev, and not us, to
backdown. So, for the present
lets do as we have done in some
of the past crises you and I have
lived through together. Let’s
keep our shirts on.
A bill to tighten our drug laws
is near passage by the Congress.
'The senate unanimously approv-
ed the measure last week and I
expect it to receive overwhelm-1
Mail sacks containing approx-
imately one and a half million
hunting and fishing licenses are
now being filled, to reach license
dealers during the last week of
August. They will be the new
hunting and fishing licenses for
the 1962/63 season, which be-
come effective September 1.
The Texas Game and Fish
Commission worked overtime
during July and the first two
weeks in August to get the li-
censes in the hands of the post
office for delivery anytime after
August 22. Some dealers will re-
ceive new licenses before others,
but all should have the licenses
on hand by the last week in
August.
The hunting license sells for
$3.15 and the fishing license,
for $2.15. A non-resident hunt-
ing license, which cost $25, en-
titles a person to hunt any wild
game animals and wild game
birds during open season. A
non-resident may hunt migra-
tory birds for five consecutive
days with a $5 license. The $2.15
fishing license applies to both
resident and non-resident.
This year's hunting license
has a third or bonus deer tag
£uerytliiny for die (/^ride!
of anyone between 17 and 65
years of age hunting outside the
county of his residence, and a
। is filed and that farmers should
hunting deer or turkey. An ex-1 keep their records to verify.
discuss the various activities week's stay while her daughter-)
| concerning historical preserva- in-law had surgery. They spent
’tion in their individual counties, three weeks here with the Pes-
Hometown" in El Campo on । required for all persons 17 to 65
September 8. The State Capitol years of age who fish outside
T ’ on their home county or who use
that date to observe Acting other equipment than ordinary
Lieutenant Governor Culp Krue- 1 • • *- —
kidding. I doubt if the present
crisis will warrant such a dras- present for the meeting of the
tic step. Only time will tell. I Strikette League at Firemen’s’
Khrushchev knows that we are । Park Tuesday night, and elect-
ready to make whatever sacn- ■ ed Mrs. Lane Gosler as president
flees are necessary. - ,
_ . . .to succeed Mrs. Nina Bemus of
The one advantage that a die- . .
tator has in that he can call his | Brookshire, who is now the Sea-
foreign policy shots without con- ly Women’s Bowling Associa-
sulting with elected public ser-1 tion head. Mrs. Frances Rud-
sportsmen, some 330 other li-!
censes are offered to cover trap-
ping, netting and commercial,
fishing.
Licenses may be purchased at
practically all sporting goods
the State Historical Survey I returned home with Mrs. Gus
Committee in action and then Peschka at the end of her
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1959 by a Victoria rancher-bus-
inessman, R. B. Roos, and his
I contribution to the idea that if
somebody could get the atten-
tion of Texas automobile driv-
ers while they were out on the
highway, actually driving they
could be influenced toward bet-
ter and safer driving.
| He proposed a very simple ap- i
! proach: Ask Texas drivers to ‘
i bum their headlights during i
the daytime holiday hours as a I
sign (1) that they were driving
safely and legally, and (2) as
a reminder to other motorists
pvout the same thing.
( 1/During the Christmas holi-
day of 1959 and the Fourth of
July holiday of 1960. this idea
surrounding Victoria and in sev-
eral counties around Corpus
Christi. Radio stations did their
assigned job; newspapers print-
ed feature stories and reminders
about it; Mt companies write
letters to their employees and
put reminders on company bul-
letin boards. Best of all, motor-
ists in both areas responded.
The result: not a single serious
traffic crash on either holiday
in either area.
Since, then, the idea has been
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wide variety of approaches in Center at 9:45 a.m. The visiting ' IOCAI and PERSONAL
getting the idea across, and County Historical Survey Com- j
mittees and Societies will watch | Mel and Reed Rinn of Austin
formation should be obtained
from the State Department of:
Presentation of
Medallions Part of
Culp Krueger Day
Presentation of Historical
Building Medallions, historical
pie from harmful drugs. How-
ever, federal authorities had no
voice in determining their ef-
fectiveness. The recent heart-
that may be used for doe or ant-
lerless deer but these may be should not be confused with the
taken by special permit only. | state refund which is for a
Landowners in areas designated
points that are uncertain should
der 17 or over 65, or by a person OMISSION
hunting on property on which
“O p e r a t i o n | he resides, a fishing license is j
ball. We, a Democratic Nation,
are forced to guess what the
dictator will do and whenever
Dear Neighbors:
The recent Russian pressure on
Berlin is nothing new. It follows
the well-known Russian pattern
—first they pull off a spectacu-
lar like the twin astronauts
show, and then, they take ad-
vantage of their favorable pro-
paganda position to turn the neat
on us somewhere else. Apparent-
ly we must learn to live with
this sort of thing for a long time
to come. To yield an inch could
be fatal to the Free World. The
President proved less than a year
ago that he is of no mind to back
down on our commitments in
Berlin. He went so far as to mob-
ilize our reserves to impress
Khrushchev that we were not
I Mrs. Alice Burttschell, was re-
elected secretary. will highlight the Texas State
Mrs. Gosler named Miss Wal-'
30, 1962
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cuestion can the public form an intelligent opinion. ,,
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possible be a step ahead of him.
He will always try to keep us off j
balance and whenever possible
drive a wedge between us and
our friends. In the present in- i dine Froebel as chairman of the | tivities
For New Year
Put in Mails
working with her will be Mrs. “All counties in this area are
Rudloff, Mrs. Alice Schulke and invited to attend the activities
to the applicant.
The federal gas tax refund
woods in Dickinson Bayou. I
want to see it myself to better be
able to do what I can in Wash-
ington to prevent further spread.
This is a federal, state, and local
problem. Federal money has al-
ready been appropriated to be
spent at the direction of the
State Forest Service.
Sincerely yours.
Clark W. Thompson
Typing Phone TU 5-3165
SIBY GIBN
N. olasy PuGlie - BooKGzaping
Monthiy. Quarterty ana
Yearty Income neports
license is required of anyone
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The Medical Care Story
If something is said often enough, legions of people
will come to believe it — whether there is any truth
in it or not.
That seems to be the case with the cost of medical
care. There is widespread belief that it has soared
out of all reason.
That belief is factually refuted by the authoritative
Commission on the Cost of Medical Care of the Am-
erican Medical Association.
We Americans, to begin with, spend only 6 cents of
every budget dollar on medical care. By way of com-
parison, we spend nearly as much for tobacco and
liguor, an equal amount for recreation, and twice as
much on transportation.
Now take the three most important items in the
medical care dollar — physicians’ services, drugs and
hospitals. In 1940 the doctors accounted for 30 cents
of the dollar, in 1950, 28 cents, and in 1960, 25 cents.
So the doctor’s share has substantially declined.
The drug share was 21 cents in 1940, 20 cents in
1950 and, again, 20 cents in 1960. So it has shown a
slight decline, even though many more drugs, and far
more effective drugs, are available now than 20 years
ago.
This leaves the hospitals. Their share of the dollar
rose from 18 cents in 1940, to 23 cents in 1950, to 26
cents in 1960. The increase resulted from the fact that
more services are demanded and given, and that labor
costs, a major element in hospital administration, have
steadily risen. In many instances, the increased day
charges are much more than offset by sharp reduction
in time a patient must now spend hospitalized.
That, briefly, is the medical care story. It’s hard
to see how it can shock anyone.
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Henn Drug, Senly.
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Rev. John Schwartz, Jr. of!
explains Bates. This
a two night league this year, pert N. Richardson, Chairman
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