Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 3

SCHOOLS I CONTINUED FROM ONE as invited all school to isit the school during of March 6-10. CHS was erected In v.tl. to in 1958 an! tt -has 27 io uddltion to library, cafeteria, homemaking cottage, vocational bulld- insr. jrvm and band hall. are now 645 enrolled, which is the largest ever enrolled at CHS.

Thirty teachers, a counselor, and a principal make up staff at CHS. COLLINS JUNIOR HIGH The third annual science fair "will be staged at the gym Tues' day through Thursday. Citizens are urged to visit the fair be- 'teen the hours of 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.-9 p.m. This is a big event in which some 100 science students will be exhibiting their science projects.

Joe Parks, director of instruction, urges parents to sup port the teachers and students by attending the fair. "This ts a vital part of our science pro' Eram," he said. Art students at Collins will display their work during Pub lie School Week. Thursday, an all school assembly program will be held. The student council will have charge of the program, which entitled "Teacher Appreciation Day." The details are strictly secret.

All parents are urged to be present to watch the 451 honor the 22 faculty members. Collins opened its doors in September, 1958. DRANE JUNIOR HIGH Supt. Dana Williams will speak to the student body Thursday at 10:30 a.m. during an assembly program.

The Corsicana Lion's club will have lunch in the cafeteria Tuesday. The 22 faculty members and the 482 students have prepared many displays and exhibits for parents to view as they visit in the school. Kenneth Berryhill and his art students will display many pieces of art concerning Tex- as History. Frank N. Drane school was erected in 1930.

A plaque in the front hallway says, "This school is dedicated to the enrichment of-life, the spirit of youth meas- ured by progress, activity, friendliness, co-operation, ideal- Ism, and character and good citizenship." An east wing edition was erected in 1938. In 195S a cafeteria and bandroom were added, and until this time the school was known as Corsicana junior high school. In 1959 it was officially, renamed Frank N. Drane. A name-plate stone was placed on the front of the building in 1960 by the board of education.

This building contains 17 classrooms, gynasium, auditor 1 ium. and library. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING The building erected on West First avenue in 1930 is being i used as an administrative ing today. The center portion is used as offices for Supt. Williams, Parks, and Business Manager Oscar Bounds, and the board of education conference room.

Located in the west wing is the office of Mrs. Louis Clements tax assessor-collector, and in the east wing the offices of Mrs. Willie Derrbyberry, cafe' teria supervisor, and Miss Lila Rutherford, school nurse. Many will remember the 'building as the Stephen F. Aus elementary sqhool which erected when H.

D. Fillers was superintendent schools. Williams reminded that citizens are invited to visit the building during Public Schools Week are any other time. Sun Want Ads Bring Results a Want Ad and Convert it into TR4-4764. EARLIEST" HUMANS.

G. Leakey, British pologist, poses in Washington vith casts of a skull and with teeth, of a child which estimates the age to be more ban 600,000 years. The scientist said the skull indicated the believed to be about 11 ears old, had been "murdered." He said the bones were discovered in the Olduvia Gorge region of Tanganyika. He said the bones of the child and also those of a man were those of the earliest "humans" known to science. (AP Wirephoto) i WE SERVICE AIL MAKES OF TV'S AND AUTO RADIOS- JONES RADIO AND TV SERVICE 213 S.

Beaton St. Dlnl TB 4-4(131 -Dr. anthro- 1 MACHINES CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 larger issue involved in the Bryant case was, potentially, of ife-or-death importance to America and the free world." The subcommittee added it was convinced that the decision to jrant the export license was 'a grave error an error in judgment which stems from a more basic error in procedure." Hodges sent a telegram Thurs day night to Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, vice chairman of the subcommittee, saying he had revoked the export license 'as we are informed the Defense Department has need of these machines and will enter purchase negotiations with the Bryant Company." Dodd, expressing his gratification, sa.id "these machines are of critical importance in the manufacture of high-precision miniature ball rl bearings which are the hearts guidance systems." Both Hodges and his predecessor, former Secretary 01 Commrece Frederick H.

Mueller, had taken the position thai Russia could buy the machines elsewhere and that therefore an American firm might as well get the business. The Internal Security Subcommittee disputed this on the basis of testimony it said it had taken from 12 recognized ex- parts in the ball bearing field This testimony, it said, gave overwhelming support to the stand taken by the Defense Department that the Bryant Company machine was unique unc that filling the Soviet's 1.5 mil lion dollar order would enable Russia to improve its missile guidance systems. The subcommittee said test! mony indicated that Soviet in dustry, left to its own resources is years removed from the pro duction of a comparable ma chine. The subcommittee said it be lieved that the Bryant Compan: "acted in good faith and follow erl all the established proced ures in arranging for the ex port of the Bryant grinders to the Soviet Union." HIGHWAY 31 JONT1NUED PROM PAGE ONE developed as a route parallel the existing highway, or on a oute connecting proposed Interstate Highway 35 with U.S. 84.

2. 'Secure additional right of way for two additional lanes from F.M. 2418 to the junction of U.S. 84 and S.H. 31 east of Waco.

County Units 3. Improve the pavement sec- Jons In Corsicana west of U.S. 75 to provide an adequate sec- lion for predicted traffic volumes on the segment from U.S. 75 to Interstate Highway 45. 4.

Secure the additional right of way for two additional lanes from Corsicana to Powell as planned, and construct these lanes. 5. Improve the pavement section through Kerens. 6. Construct a two-lane bridge over the Trinity River, recondition the existing bridge, and construct an additional roadway to provide a divided highway from the Trinity River to near S.H.

274 at Trinidad. 7. Widen and surface shoulders on the route from near S.H 274 at Trinidad to Malakoff. Required structure widening is in progress at this time and provision for the widening of shoul ders is presently programmed. 8.

Recondition and resurface the valley gutter section in Malakoff. In Athens Arena 9. Widen structures. Widen nd surface shoulders from Jalakoff to the west city limits Athens. Structure widening this section is now under ontract.

Shoulder widening and urfaclng from the west city imits of Athens west 3.0 miles now in progress. Provisions or the same type of improvement on the remaining portion presently programmed. 10. Widen and recondition urban pavement sections through Athens to provide four moving anes of traffic with parallel lanes if possible. In the east part of Athens, on a section of 1.2 miles, a project is pro- rammed to accomplish the above.

11. Widen and surface shoulders on the segment from Athena Brownsboro. Necessary widening of structures is presently 12. Recondition base and on "lip" curb section Brownsboro. 13.

Construct a modern two- ane highway on new location from Brownsboro to near Kickapoo Creek west of Chandler. Hight of way of sufficient width to provide for an ultimate four- ane divided highway is being purchased at the present time. 14. Widen and surface shoulders on the segment from near Kickapoo Creek west of Chander to the Neches River Relief Bridge near Henderson-Smith County line. Necessary structure and shoulder widening is presently programmed.

15. Provide additional surfac ing between the Neches River Relief Bridge and Spur 164. This work is presently programmed In Smith County 16. Widen pavement to pro a Want Ad and Converl it into Dial TR4-4764. Sun Want Ads Bring Results CURRENT RATE COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY YOUR SAVINGS GROW MOREATTHE Corsicana Federal Savings Loan Association Save and Gain Rt 109 N.

Main EACB ACCOUNT INSURED UP TO 110,000 Sales Daily Papers Increase NEW YORK, March 3 W.i Editor Publisher reported today that daily newspaper sales throughout the country increased by more than a half million copies the past year. The trade publication's yearbook figures covering the period ended Sept. 30, I960, show that 312 morning newspapers and .1,459 evening papers had a total daily circulation of a gain of 528,023 copies. The country's 563 Sunday newspapers, however, suffered a decline, selling 47,698.651 copies which was 149,826 fewer than a year ago. DINAH GOING DRAMATIC HOLLYWOOD (JPI Dinah Shore will go dramatic for her March 26 Instead of her usual singing and dancing, Dinah and Ralph Bellamy will enact Noel Coward's "Brict Encounter" for the full hour.

Dinah, who has no English accent, said she would change the locale of the story from Suhurb- London to suburban Boston Sun Want Ads Bring Results Franksion In Class Finals AUSTIN John in 25 points and big Travis Brown scored 17 and Frank.ston of East Texas rode into the finals of Class schooi- boy basketball with a 54-43 victory over Mauriceville. Frankston, the pre-tournamcnt favorite, will meet Hutto in the finals. Hutto beat Aspermont 54'10 in an earlier game. vide a. four-lane undivided high way from Spur 164 to Loop 32S on the west side of Tyler.

Ad ditional surfacing and recondi tioning and widening of shoul ders are presently programmed 17. Recondition pavemen through Tyler, from Loop 323 01 the west to Loop 323 on the east as needed, 18. Proceed with construction ARRESTED Reis, onetime showgirl now a Philadelphia nightclub owner, is escorted to jail, by Police Capt. Clarence Ferguson after he arrested her outside the Federal Building in Philadelphia on an extradition warrant from New Jersy. Miss Reis is under indictment in New Jersey in the murder of Vincent Blaney an alleged member of a gang that staged a half million dollar robbery in Pottsville, Pa.

Miss Reis had just won a stay on a Federal charge of flight to avoid prosecution when Ferguson arrested her. Two hours later she was released on a copy of the charge only to be rearrested later after the chief witness in the murder case escaped from jail. (AP Wirephoto) of a modern two-lane highway on new alignment from Loop 323 on the east side of Tyler to near Kilgore. Grading and drainage work is now under contract and surfacing is programmed. 19.

Widen Rabbit Creek Bridge, the interchange with S. H. 135, and widen pavement provide a modern four-lane undivided highway through Ktl- ore' to the intersection with S.H. 26. 20.

Complete construction of S.H. 26 as a four-lane divided lighway from Kilgore to Longview. The grading and drainage work is now in progress and the surfacing is programmed. Long-range plans for the Waco to Longview State 31 route were also included in the comprehensive study. These "ultimate" plans include developments projected more than ten years In the future.

J. F. Adams of Corsicana is the president of the Highwaj 1 Association with headquar ers in Corsicana that has for its urpose the ultimate securing of four-lane highway from Waco Longview via Hubbard, Daw on, Corsicana, Powell, Kerens, rinidad, Malakoff, Athens, 'yler and Kilgore. EYES Examined, Glasses Fitted! Satisfaction! Guaranteed Dr. Mack D.

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Pickett was in Congress from 19-15-1910. He is now an official of the National Coal Association. Dana Williams Returns Friday From Meeting Dana Williams, superintendent of the Corsicana Public School system, returned to Corsicana Friday morning after attending the national convention of tho American Association of School Administrators in San Francisco this week. Grady Finch, superintendent of the Blooming Grove Independent School district, also attended the San Francisco convention. J.M.

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