The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 10

10 Friday, September 25, 1964 NUBBIN By Jim Burnct George Crandafl THAT NOlgy NEVER FINPS IT' PUT TO 9g FAIR JU HAVE TO A6CAT L5A9T ONg PROFESSOR PHUMBLE THAT SENATOR SNAFU A SMART POLITIC I AM, ISN'T H6 By Bill Yares MR. ABHRNATHY YES, AND THE OTHER HAND IN THEIR POCKET! 2'h By Frank Ridgeway and Ralston (Bud) IV GETTING VERY TIRED I OF STANDING, ARENT YOU GENTLEMEN GOING TO OFFER ME A SEAT? 'WHY, OF COURSE, LADY VERONICA, WE DON'T MIND STANDING. LITTLE HENRY HI AND LOIS By Mort Walker and Dik Browne PIP YOU STEAL THOSE COOKIES A ON TOP OF STEALING I AND TELLING I FIND our I'M CHICKEN IVE UP My MIND. IF- SHE ME WHO 60T IN THE COOKIES I'LL TELL THE RJP KIRBY PO YOU KNOW? SHE COEShJ'T WANT A SET OF ENCYCLOPEDIAS I WUZ OVER VISlTlfx)' I AIN'T BEEN GONE MORE'N HALF AN HOUR NEXT TIME CHOP UP ITS HIGH TIME VE GO- HOME SOME DAD8URN WOOD BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker TODAY'S K.f? SY REQUEST BRICK BRADFORD By Paul Noms 'Goldwater Due Here On Thursday A bus-load of campaigning Republicans vs'ill roar into Bay town about 4:30 p.m. 'Thursday on the "Gpkhvater Special." A bright gold bus carrying nearly all the GOP candidates for state office in Texas will stop in Baytown for a rally as part of a tour through this area of the state.

The bus will' leave Tyler about 7 ''0 a.m. Thursday, li will stop in Henderson. May Seek Traffic Safety Advice The oity's traffic advisory committee is considering calling in a safety expert in connection the ciiy's traffic safely campaign, Councilman Seaborn iTivey said Thursday night. a member of the advisory qounciJ, discussed the traffic safety program in Baytown in a report to the cily council. Police Chief Blair Mann announced Thursday that the police department will begin a city-wide traffic safety campaign.

"General accidents are up 20 10 30 per cent," Cravey said. "The death rate is up alarmingly We've had some terrible accidents recently. tried io think of everything we possibly could that 'might change this trend." He said the council tried to look up to pinpoint causes, but was not able to spot any one particular cause. "The greatest cause seems to be improper driving people ignoring signs, improper turning he said. He said the advisory council plans an educational program and will meet with the citizens traffic council to solicit that group's thinking.

He pointed out that one specific trouble is intersections with shrubs, bushes and 'trees that obscure the drivers' vision. "We need to do somthing aout clearing these intersections," he said. He added that the council may soon propose a revised ordinance on this. He cited one recent accident that was directly caused by the driver not. able to see into the intersection because of shrubs at the corner.

"We're at the point where we doches, Lufkin and Cleveland before arriving in Baytown. Arrangements for a rally here were being made Friday by Fred 0. Sims, District 4 advisor for the Republican Party. The rally will last an hour and a half. Candidates expected to be on the bus, and the offices they aie seeking, include Jack Crichlon of Dallas, governor; Horace Houston of Dallas, lieutenant governor; John Trice of Waco, aiiorney general; T.

E. Kennerly of Houston, Texas Supreme Court; Don Flanagan of Rich- railroad commissioner- JohK Matthews of Abilene, land commissioner; Dallas Calmes Jr. of Houston, state comptroller; and Fred Neumann of Beaumont, state treasurer. A few press representatives and some of the candidates' wjves also will be on the "Goldwater Special," which is expected to cany about 30 persons. IE also will carry three "Bush Belles" girls calling attention to the candidacy of George Bush oc Houston for the U.

S. Senate 12 LC Students Graduate During Summer Session Twelve students graduated from Lee College at the end of the summer term, Dean Walter Rundell announced. Included in the group is one student, Robert Preritiss Viles, who has a grade point average of 2.65 out of a possible 3.0. He is a graduate of Robert E. Lee High School and is majoring in biology.

Other Baytonians among the graduates are Gordon Eugene Allen, Wiley Cooper Butler, David Wayne Holloway, Bobby Gordon Owens, Olive Charles Rawls, Leslie W. Ross. Donald Edward Stevenson, Mrs. Rvay Thibodaux, E. W.

Walters and Patricia Ann Whalen. One graduate, Thomas J. Wit- tenback, is from Pasadena. STATED COMMUNICATION of Boytown Lodge 1357 A. F.

A. AA. Soturday, September 26, 19W, ot 8 a.m. to be held In the Goose Creek Masonic Holt. Work Jn E.A.

and F.C. degree alter stated meeting. Soiournlna brethren cordially kivlted to T. L. Prlomore, W.M.

H. L. Sharp, secy. Coin Show Sunday At Roseland Park An all-day coin show sponsored by the Bayshore Coin Club ideas on the subject," he said. "We've gotten excited about the and encephalitis, but we've had no.

details from tliis In Baytown. We've had nine deaths from automobile accidents this year. I'm more concerned about this than about the mosquito." need heip we solicit anv be Sunday at Roseland Sponsor The Cedar Bayou Order of Eastern Star will sponsor its annual barbecue on Saturday, Oct. 3, Jn the banquet hall of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. Mrs.

Cuba Greer is chairman of ticket sales, and they can be obtained from Mrs. Rose Fowler, worthy matron, or from any officer of the organization. Members of the group will make deliveries anywhere in Baytown and will accept telephone orders on 582-2496. There will be plenty of tables available for those who want to eat at the church. Park Pavilion.

No admission fee will be charged. The show will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. More than a dozen tables have reserved for the show by either local collectors or out-of- town dealer's, reported K. A.

Marshall, Lee College professor and an'officer in the Bayshore Coin Club. Marshall explained that the dealers will be engaged in selling, buying and swapping coins with the public. "A special feature of the show will be an exhibition of American and foreign currency by Joe Stnkes of Port Arthur," he said. "This exhibit, which has been displayed at numerous coin shows throughout the nation, has received ihe praise of thousands." Marshall added, "This is our second coin show. Our first one, held last year, was quite successful.

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582-8323 582-8324 1. Lodge Notices 1-A Special Notices ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUI on afcohollim. you have drinking problem Cat! 583-9700 or OUIOA'S FLOWER SHOP, IM4 Garth Rood, will be closed tndefinefely due to ilness. SPECIAL jr your dances, clubs, entertainment, I am now taking bookings for Hitf Record- ng Artists, Sandy Fontaine (Ten Gallon Hal) and the Champagne Brothers, Conaci Mrs. T.

W. Wllks, Agent, £02 Pork, 582-6138. Exquisife Cakes Catering-Rentals. Dully. SANDERS CAKE SHOP 1611 Rd.

Highlands, 3. MRS. R. H. (Sobra) Horn We wish to take this meoni of express- ng our thanks to our many friends end neighbors who were so thoughtful to us our recent bereavement.

Your flowers, messages of sympathy, visits and countless other acts of kindness will be rememberea. Special thanks to Rev. Harry Holmes, Rev. Roger A. Armlstead of St.

Marks Methodist, Rev. Edmund Pen- dlcton, of First Christian Church. The Family Monuments-Lots Tdl-CITY MONUMCNT monument grave mark- art. work. no corrytao cfwrgM.

Mortal at W. Main, to plw m-4702. FOUND and engagement set, Gifii Arbor crea. Owner claim by identify ing. CLASSES LOST Between Hofer and Foyle Streets on N.

Main, Tuesday noon, Phone 5B3-I5W. LOST OR STRAYED From vicinity Dorbefi Hill Crosby Rd. Two dogs. Male, light brown wllh white neck mark, Pek- incfse-Chlhuahua, answers to "Cooler," has jogged teeth. Fernole, Ifght brown, Chihuohua-Docnshund answers to "Sheba." Both wearing brown harnesses, (male wilh tog'.

Call Crosby collect Reward. 7. Instructions QUALIFIED TEACHER ki Lakewood desires piano students, 566-8067 after p.m. 9. Travel News COMMUTING TO LAMAR TECH, desire 1 or 2 persons to form car pool, 8 to 2 p.m.

Phone 532-4028 after 3:30. 16. Apartments For Rent FORREST ST. end two unfurnished apartments. Clean, nice neighborhood, no pets.

Colt 583-5110. GAILLARD, 303 N. Furnished 3 rooms and both, blocks north of post office. App'v 303-A. GRESHAM, Park, furn- iilieU c-arage apartment, $40 month, water pold.

582-6838 or apply 220 W. Lobif. GRAYWOOD ARMS One and Two Bedroom Apartment Furnished Or Unfurnished FROM S99.50 UTILITIES PAID FREE USE OF LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT 1305 Meaiorial Drive J82-9434 or 582-8211 HUMBLE, 112 W. l-room furnished apartment. All bills paid.

3 blocks of 582-5772. ILLINOIS, 3101 Furnished duplex, also garoge apartment, all bills paid, couple only. 582-4251 or apply 3109. IOWA, 31l3Vi Clean furnished 3-room garoo 1 apartment, new mattress, 220, garoge, water paid, adults. 582-8777.

JAMES, 213Vi E. 3-room garage apartment, furnished, water and gas paid, $50 mcn'h. 583-5284. JONES, N. DeUroble garage apartment, garage, 220 wirlrta.

Adults, no pets. 583-1176. JONES, 307 Extra nice air condi- loneo furnished garage apartment, bills paia, 1 person. Also, large furnished 4 rooms ond bath, adults, 582-7895 10. Help Wanted COOK.

NEEDED for Nursing Home. Live-In It desired. GAM310, La Porte. KHAKI PRESSE8 WANTED Apply In person. GRAND CLEANERS, 315 K.

Mcln. 11. Female Help Wanted BEAUTICIAN NEEDED Experienced. BEAUTICIAN Exptrienced With some following. Phone 582-4138.

Stand. Apply In person, 100 Texos, Friday afternoon, all day Saturday. EXPERIENCED. WAITRESS Regular 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Apply In person Simmons Coffee Shop, 3505 Mor- ket. EXPERIENCED OFFICE PERSONNEL 25-45 with ot least 2 years experience in bookkeeping, typing and shorthand. Salary open. Write complete resume to P.O. Box "8, Baytowri.

EXPERIENCED LADY time, for bookkeeping and general office work. Wrlle. stctifio qualifications, to Box 2085, cai of The Baytown Sun. FULL OR PART TIME EMPLOYMENT Beauty Counselor Cosmetics September sole. Free skin analysis.

Call 582-785X. WANT TO EARN $450 BEFORE CHRISTMAS? Help me. Work your own hours. 532-9137. LOBIT, mVj E.

3 rooms and bath furnished garooe apartment with garoge. Cleon. bills paid, no pets. 532-5577. LITTLE RD.

Two furnished apart- rr.er.ts. One 3-room, bills paid, one 4- efficiency. 566-7297. MARYLAND, 1900'A air conditioned furnished garage apartment, electric built-ins, shower-tub, foam mattress, coup'e or 683-3452. 34M Four tor rooms, nicely furnished apartment cir condi- lioneo, cent rot neat, NEAL, 405 gorape apart- rmnf, water and oarboge paid.

$55. 5S3- or 582-7643. NSW JERSEY 23M Furnished apartment, garaoe. and garbage paid, adults. JERSEY, nwyi- Clear, 3 room turmshed apartment, downstairs fan, oa.

race, water paid, S40 month. 582-8673. furnished apcrtment, private bath, wkidow fan, bills pold, goroge, 582-5992. uiuiaiTTu i rooms Bern, also garage, no pefs, week. 582-7311 or cpply saJrie'addrSiT STERLING, 32lVi E.

Extra clean 1 window paid Furnlsfwd pald no WOOSTER, Unfurnished 3-room carpeted, water furnished, WOMAN TO WORK In business of Baytcwn Sun. Good typist and bookkeeping experience required. Must be accurate, fast and neat. Apply Miss Jackson or Mrs. Prltchett.

,12. Male Help Wanted 4. Monuments-Lots MEMORY GARDENS 1 loll in location. $130 each. Call GletvvWhile, $50,000 Budget Set Up To Study Mosquito Control Appliance Salesman We hove on opening for on aggressive salesman with excellent earning possibilities.

Fringe benefits, paid vacation insurance. Apply in person to Per- sonel Office. Sears Roebuck and Co. 71 this is the year to move up to LOW PRICE 12.43 cu. ft.

capacity Freezer stores 89.4 Ibs. Twin qts. Slide-oof shelf Two-dozen egg racks Custom-tested 3 Vi hrs. With HUPP product WtLKEN'FELD Furniture Co. MAIN TEXAS PHONE 583-1341 A $50,000 supplemental budget for a mosquito control study Thursday by the Harris County Commissioners Court, as had been expected.

This action required less than 30 seconds. The supplement to the 1964 Harris County budget will be for use of the county health department, and the mosquito control study will begin immediately. Source of this 550,000 will be anticipated interest on time deposits in the county general fund This m.oney normally would be carried over into the 1965 budget. The mosquito control study will be directed by Dr. L.

D. Farragut. county health officer, who' probably will obtain advisory aid. Harris County voters will decide n't the Nov. 3 general elec- CANDY CANE NURSERY EXPERIENCED ELDERLY For ul time general offcie and bookkeeping work.

Write complete resume 2084, care of The Boytown Sun. MAN to drivt and pick, up garbage for Trash Service In Chan- nefvlew. Area. Commercial license. GL 2-2713 Channelvlew.

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT WANT- SO Apply in person, 7119 Bayway, 3rasher Humble Service. IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR EXPERIENCED COOK Must good broiler, and ittaic rrxin. Apply in person The New Tower WEAVER, 110 Wooster, 4-rootn furnished, new air conditioner, refrlaer- otor. gorcpe, utility poid, S80. 566-5423! Furnished ond unfurnished, modern, Up carpeted, pocl, coi.

port, air conditioning, foundry. 17. Houses For Rent AMY, 1700 Exclusive home for NS 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, carpet, oir condl- M.tev 01 5 tl0 month: earner 4K 3 edr balhs, month centro1 heat 220, S96 AAcCANDLESS, 5S3-1219. ASH, 1613IA 7 furnls ho' F- Un urnIlh 2 0 1' elementary mcplh.

After 6 p.m.. GR 2-3074, Po R0 0 otr con- rornpl 'S 2 baths, terrazo, carpet, double garoge, 566-5615. BAY HOME Boyjhcre 7-bed- rocrns, den, large living room, baths, carpets throuohout, central heat 15. Work Wanted ALL TYPES CARPENTRY Painting, srieetrock finishing, shingling. 15 years experience, free estimoSes, 583-4102.

BABY SITTING By day or hour. For details BABY SITTING my home for working mothers. S3S month includes hot lunch and 1 snacks. Special rates for more than 1 child. 582-J362.

01S Availalbe Oct. 1st. 3 bedroom unfurnished house, recently decorated Inside and out. Days 5S2- 731 after 5, 5S2-8MS. CA8INESS, 151.

3 bedrooms, unfur- nishea, attic fan, panel heat, carpet, yard, on school bus route, 566-5409 or apply woshoterla at 4103 Bayway COLBY, T5W tearooms, doubk br zewoy sn KEYSTONE REALTY, FURNISHED K-Mart. Coll T. Realty, 582-6133. 2 bedroom W. Wilks.

5427 Brick, 2 bedrooms, baths, 2-ccr garaoe, air-heat, carpet, ranoe, S55.00, HOMAN, -SM i 01 bedrooms, unfurn- HOMAN, 403 E. 3-bedroom home. Air- conditioned, central heat, carpet ond drapes. Apply E. Homart.

JAMES, 215 E. 3-room furnished horse, water paid, S50 month. Call 5B3-52S-J. tion on the creation of a permanent mosquito control district, which would aid in preventing recurrence of an encephalitis epidemic and other diseases transmitted by mosquitos. The Commissioners Court has been asked by Walter Mengden, a Republican candidate for election to the State Legislature, to meet with all legislative candidates and discuss legislation needed for operation of a mos- control district.

Heleded YoMths brothel's and II old were nicked up in Baytown by juvenile officers Thursday en complaint of being neglected and dependent. Detective Sgt. L. H. Ricketson and a Harris County Juvenile officer went to the boys' home about 4 p.m.

Thursday after school officials had reported the youngsters were not attend- school. The boys were taken to the Mew nursery with new equipmtnt. Intel- Pf.on filnd loving care. 533-2531. GENERAL CARPENTRY hanging, finishing and painting.

Cabinets buJlt, formica tops, ornamental Iron. EDWIN ARAB1E, 611 Bolster, 5S2-4959. HAPPY HOUSE DAY NURSERY working mothers your child now in day care Call 583-2337 for appointment. SEMI-RETIRED MECHANICAL ENGINEER desire job as -maintenance engi- custodian, night watchman or security guard. A-l references.

Box 193, La Porte, Texas. WILL KEEP CHILD 3 years or under in home for working mother, 532-4605. WOULD LIKE TO child in my home Pn. 546-SOS3. BABY SIT for one for working mother.

WILL CONTRACT No icb too large discmo. 522-8861. FENCE BUILDING. or small also land LAKEWOOD 204 Mayhaw 3-bed- roo-n, 2 bath home. S90.00 or will lease ar SS5.00 a month.

Apply same address. LA FAYETTE -Unfurnished, mccern 2-bedroom house, 1-ton air conditioner, attic fan. 220 wiring, washer ccnnections, detached garage, S65 532- LAKEWOOD, 227 Unfurnished 5-room hcuse, one-ton air conditioner, S75 month SS33S82 or 582-5355 after 6 p.m. monln r' Ul Three-bedroom unfurnished house. Fenced back yard, oar- walking distance elementary, wo.

303 Holly Drive. Unfurnished 3-bedroom, 2 bath vented heat. LEE. 130m LintJberg, Small 1-bedroam furnished house, screen porch, garage Adults, apply 1303 Lindberg. LINDBERG.

Unfurnished 2-bedroom house, oarage, S50 per month. 16. Apartments For Rent ADOUE, 101 bedroom unfurnished duplex garage, forge closets, panel heat, attic fan, 532-5894. 592-2275- APARTMENT Furnished, window fan, all bills paid, S65 mcnth. Clean, adults, references no pels.

533-2395. ALVA, 41? Small apartment or room for rc.if. Phone 582-6193 tor Information. Harris County Juvenile Department in Houston. Sergeant Ricketspn reported that complaints had been re- cievcd aboul the boys cursing.

the pr.ir was involved in buble gxim theft incident about two weeks ago. The boys had been living here with only their father, and he was not at home when the officers arrived Thursday. A note was left, informing him where the boys had been taken. er and a 14-year-old brother have been living in an East Texas town. The youngsters apparently had been caring for themselves while their father was at work.

The detective sergeant said the county juvenile officer indicated i may recommend the iboys be placed with their, moth- jcr, who came here with her older son Thursday to investigate BARXLEY SQUARE TOWNHOUSE LOW COST LUXURY AND CONVENIENCE SwimmJnt? pool, central air. pctio, car- oort, dishwasher, refrigerator, disposal, carpeting. Furnished cr unfurnished, utilities paid. UJ5 Pork at Decker 532-7635 BAYWAY, 6427 Extra nice modern furnished apartment, plenty closets, exterminated. 565-7535.

NEW COUNTRY CLUB MANOR NO. 2 AsK about our free rent bonus Central air co-Tcl'ifionma, elcctic kitchen with disposal and carpet, drcperies, pool ar.d carport. Furnished ond unfurnished. 3400 Decker Drive. V.6-7EA1.

MAYO. BOO Clean unfurnished 2 betf- room house with garage, located on the comer of Mayo and Edison Streets S50 Apply Abe Rosenzweig, 5S2-7324 After 7 p.m., 565-5313. s. nishcc: house, SS5. Coll 583-1737 or aflcr 5 p.m.

only 5M-S072. chile- rth furnished CQwple wlfh room Borage, $45 month. NEAL, TWO bedroom unfurnished nouse, fon, wash house, fenced vard, oe con Apply 4M Neal. 532-7430. house 5S2-73-U.

per mcnlh. 2-bedroom RD 31 0 Dasher 2-bedrooms, connections BAYWAY. 5773 Furnished duplex, upper, S16 week; lower, S14. USilities paid, garage, fenced, 556-7221. BAYOU Furnished 2 room apartment, S30 month.

Bills pc no no drunks. 532-9760. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 3500 Drive, Section I FREE RENT BONUS ona 2 bedroom furnished ond onfurntslv rt opcrtments, electric cir oon- fltt cnmg, carpeting, 4 swimming pool. Phone 566-8613 DEFEE, 213Vi E. fumistwd Bills id couple, no onfunv- house, ottic fan.

oarase. Enrlos'd bock yard, S5S month. 5S2-J319 TEXAS, 110 E. 7 house, no oets TRAVIS, Two-tedrocm furnished hou5C. WO month.

No utilities paid, no qarocre. 552-4772, pam.nq TWO BEDROOM HOME completely re- docorotcd, parcoe and work shop space XT 540 Per. Call C. H. Miller 553-7343 or 522-A335 HOUSES in 3 cdrooms, 2 baths.

S05 Morrel! 2 bedrooms, coroort bwfr carport. REALTY 553-3111 lit 3-room furnlslwd house. For details phone S32-2SX Hierecfler. onfaroisfi- jnonth. 553-7456 txfors WALCrSVlLLE, 5002 3 room mobile home, utilitlw oddress,.