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Friday, July 9, J965 -f Space Is Needed of widespread interest in school district created in part by the April trustee election, -more people than ever before have been attending board than 50 persons can be seated in the board room, and lately there have been standing- rpopironly crowds. There is an indication the interest-will continue. 'Trustee meetings are held in the school adminis- tr bulidm on Market Street. This building, which is several years old, has long since become inadequate as the headquarters of an operation as large as the school district. Like the present Baytown City Hall, there is no room left in the school administration building for the expanded facilities necessary to operate the expanded activities of a growing district, There is a ressin to do something about Money- to expand the administration building was rejected by the voters in a bond election two years ago.

All other items on the ballot were approved, which is fine, but the need for expanding the administration building was acute at that time and grows more acute with each passing day. In addition to providing adequate work space for school district employes who work in the administration building and for facilities to do the necessary work in operating there is need for space to accommodate patrons who want to attend board meetings. Too few Americans have enough interest in what goes on at meetings of officials on all levels of government to attend meetings. There is a notable lack 9 ere council and school board meetings -in most cities; would require a bond issue to expand the administration building. School trustees are now in the early stages of preparing a bond issue to expand Lee College facilities to accommodate vocational- technical training centers.

This, might be a good time to take a took at the administration building problem. Money could be asked in the college issue to solve it. patrons have visited the school administration building since the last bond issue to provide impetus for a reappraisal of the space and seating problem. We believe the patrons of this district want adequate housing for the nerve center of a function as important as school administration. We also believe want a comfortable place to sit when they attend meetings of the people they have elected to school system.

think Baytown citizens proved this when -they voted- overwhelmingly to build a new city hall. i Try and Stop Me By BENNETT GERF MORGAN tha tycoon of tycoons, took a to. taxes if he can get away with It. No citizen has a moral obligation in maintaining the government. If Congress insists on making stupid mistakes and passing foolish tax laws, millionaires should not be condemned if they take advantage 'of them." All you downtrodden heart! Bill Adler vows that the following note was received by the management of the spectacularly inept New York Mets Baseball Club: "To my pals the Mets: You should ask for Alvin Newsome to be the official scorer for the Mets.

Alvin is in tha fourth grade and is official scorer for our league in Flushing. Only Alvin can't add so good and sometimes has the team winning- It Alvin was the official scorer of the Mets, you might win games. Better call him right away before he gets into the "fifth grade and learns to add. Your pal, Alviii's brother Herbie," Early Settlement Of Dallas Strike Seen DALLAS (AP) Officials involved in a costly strike which has halted major Dallas County construction projects hold out hope for an early settlement. A spokesman said Dallas County Construction Employers Association and laborers union representatives would explore problems in the dispute at a meeting this afternoon.

DCCEA is hopeful an early solution to the problem can be reached," he said. Elmer Davis, regional director for the NLRB, said a tentative date had sc: for a hearing before an NLRB trial examiner but he would not disclose the date. Try Sun Classified Ads! Fred Hartman Editor James H. Hale General Manager Prerton Managing Editor 1 Jackson office Manager Robert K. Gilaor.

Bnatoew Manager Bill Hartman. Promotion Manager ADVERTTSINC John Wadley Putman Corrie DEI-ARTMENT Manager Retail Manager National Manager Entered as second class matter at the Baytown, Texas, Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. PublUhed Monday through Friday, and Sundays by The Baytown Sun, Inc, Pemrce and Aahbel ta Baytown, P. O. Box 308, Baytown.

Subscription By Carrier $1,60 Month, 519.20 Tear Mail on request Represented Nationally By Ttcaa Newspaper XM. Washing on Merry-Go-Round- A Friend Interested 1 Luci In Catholicism 'SEVERAL EVEX PATTED OUR BACKS, REVEREND' Fulton Lewis Speaks 'or Has Evidence On Reds By FULTON LEWIS JR. When Chicago Mayor Richard Daley last charged that Communists had infiltrated the civil rights movement in his city, he said publicly whnt have, reported for several weeks. And Daley has the evidence- photos and motion pictures taken by members of the Chicago police department's "subversive squad." They show that identified Reds played active roles in the demonstrations that have for a month kept the nation's second largest city in turmoil. The comrades have repeatedly been rebuffed in efforts to infiltrate the older civil rights groups the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the Urban League.

They have had no difficulty, however, in joining the explosive demonstrations of recent weeks. These protests have been the handiwork of Al Raby. a Chicago schooltacher, and Eugene Tour- rtour. Midwest field director for the Congress of Racial Equality. Raby has told newsmen that he has no objection to any person.

Communist or non-Communist, participating in this demonstrations "as long a they follow the discipline we hand down." Tpurnour has been quoted as saying "the tenets professed by fin individual who wants to join CORE are not to be considered." (CORE leaders in other cities have fought Communist Tournour was reported last month to have attended a chapter meeting of a local Club. The DuBois Clubs have been characterized by FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover as Communist-controlled. DuBois Club members have been observed int he Chicago demonstrations, as have the following individuals whose membership in the Communist Party has been charged: Daniel Queen, identified by FBI Director Hoover as one oV the country's leading young Communists. At 31, he is a member of the party's National Executive Committee.

Helen Queen, wif of Daniel Queen. Sh has been identified as a Party mmber by Lola Belle Holmes, a former FBI un- before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Richard Criley, a veteran agitator, identified a a party functionary by at least two witnesses. He has been active in several pro-Communist operations, including the Fair Play for Cuba Committee and the National Committee to Abolish HUAC. Ishmael Fiory.

a long-time Chicago resident identified a a Communist is-'sworn' Congressional testimony by a former FBI undercover agent. Jones, an accused Communist who clammed up when questioned by House probers. NOTE: In testimony before a House Appropriations subcommittee earlier this year. G-man Hoover reported that Communist Party leaders have been "directing and urging increased participation by their adherents in the racial movement." Hoover warned that Communist Party leaders have no legitimate, concern for the Negro. They see the civil rights struggle, only 05 an opportunity to forment additional strife and to secure new members.

Party boss Gus Hal has suggested that headquarters be opened in big city ghetto and that membership drives be aimed specifically at the Negro, but the campaigns have been largely unsuccessful. "One. of the biggest disappointments of the Communists has been their failure to lure any significant number of Negro citizens into the party," Hoover has reported. THE COMMANDING general of Lyndon Johnson's war on poverty, R. Sargent Shriver.

last month announced a grant of 51.5 millio to HARYnOU ACT. the New York project that is designed to curb juvenile delinquency. Six days later on June 28, police booked a HARYOU ACT staffer, Robert (Curly) in the brutal slaying of a Ifi- ye'ar old high school: student. Five other member of Williams' gang, the Barbarian Knights, were charged with "action in concert" in the fatal knifing. HARYOU-ACT officials concede that Williams, a 22-year- old high school dropout, had been employed as a "neighborhood checking into tenant-landlord, difficulties and other problems.

insisted, however, that he was paid with city and'not federal funds. By DREW PEARSON' WASHINGTON Luci Raines Johnson first became interested in the Catholic Church through her friend Beth Jenkins, daughter of Walter Jenkins, onetime assistant to President Johnson. Beth has been a student at Marquette University, and It was she who helped Luci arrange her incognito trip to Milwaukee when the President sopke in Chicago last month. Beth is about four years older than Luci, and the two girls long have been close friends. At one time President Johnson expected both of his daughters to.become Catholics, and so told Pat Brown of California, himself a Catholic convert.

This was because Lynda Bird, the eldest daughter, had been dating a Catholic boy for some time. The President and Mrs. Johnson have not tried to influence their daughters' religious views, but they have discreetly advised against early marriage. That both Lynda and Luci have been squired by Catholic boys on so many occasions probably results from the fact that most of the military aides at the White House are Catholics. This is not by deliberate design, but rather because White House social duty is a volunteer matter, in addition to normal military duty.

The young officers who serve at the White House must put in a full day with the Army, Navy, or Air Force, then work in the evening at the White House on top of this. Apparently not many Protestant or Jewish officers have applied for this extra duty as have Catholic officers. It has been discreetly suggested to the Pentagon that there might be more of a religious mixture, with a few Protestant and Jewish officers sent to the White House for social duty. NOTE: The job of a military aide at the White House is to conduct distinguished guests up to the receiving line during official dinners and receptions and to make sure that everything goes right. These occasions frequently involve kings, queens, presidents, visiting prime minis- THE UNITED States and the Soviet Union may be experiencing strained relations, over North Viet Nam, but one of the most virulent institutional critics of Russia in the past, Georgetown University, is now awash with Russian schoolteachers.

They are The Lighfer Side Washington Keeps Ignoring Ol 1 Henry's Suggestions ibl FOR. he tauqht his disciples, and said unto them. The Son of man is delivered into the hands ot fc.r.n, and'they''shall'kill him: and after that he is killed, he rise the third day. Mark By HENRI" McLEMORB Washington has yet to acknowledge, much less accept, any the many money saving suggestions I have ottered over years. This hasn't discouraged me.

Only today I mailed another one, this time to the Labor Department. If into effect it would result in substantial savings. The plan i simplicity itself. It calls for nothing more than the elimination, by retiring or firing, of those men and women who gather, compile and publish tnose statistics which, each month, show that living costs are up and have hit a new peak. These men and women, and there must be thousands of them are performing an absolutely unnecessary job.

They all could be replaced by one man. This man would come in on the last day of each month, put a sheet of paper in a typewriter, and write this simple press release: "Living costs increases during the month of and the end of the upward spiral is not yet in sight, it was announced by the Labor Department The man then could homo and take it easy until time for him TODAY'S GRAB BAG THE ANSWER, QUICK! the first president to travel by train to his inaugural. 2. When and "by whom was the steam shovel invented? 3. What is an anchorite? 4.

By name are Japanese born, outside Japan, known? 5. Who composed "The Battle Hymn, of the Republic" 7 BORN 700AY King Hassan of Morocco, nuthor-tectttrcr Dorothy Thompson, ncicsmnn'H. V. Knl Wally Post of baseball. WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE ELASTIC (i-LAS-tik) adjective: able to recover shape after deformation; flexible, springy or buoyant.

Ey RUTH RAMSEY Ceofrof Press Writer SPOT OF FAME-GUESS THE NAME houses. It had previously belonged to the priory of St, Andrew, Northhampton. On the gable of the central porch are the royal arms of the Tuclors; and to the right of the main doorway, the Washington arms, three mullets and two bars, reputedly the origin of the Stars and Stripes. Name this spot of fame. (Name at bottom ot'column) IT'S BEEN SAID Being icoman i.j a terribly difficult task, since it consists principally in dealing with men.

Conrad. IT HAPPENED TODAY On day In 19i3 the T'nited Stnfes. Britain and Canada invaded Sicily. Today's spot of fame, the ancestral home of George Washington, is one of notable shrines, and high on the "must-see" lists of American tourists. Now completely stored, it looks much as it did centuries ago.

lAurence "Washington, from whom George Washington was seventh in direct descent, bought the property from King Henry VIII in 1539, upon the dissolution of ihe smaller religious YOUR FUTURE Business and. domestic looks are excellent. child will be strong-minded, HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 3. William Henry Harrison. 2.

By William Otis in 3838. 3. A rechise or hermit. 4. Nisei.

C. Julia Ward Howe. to issue aother monthly bulletin, which would read the same. The cost of living goes up each month, and has for as Jong as the oldest inhabitant can remember. of having a tremendous staff to round up facts and figures to prove what every citizen already knows? Does the Labor Department think for a minute that housewives have to be told.

say. that meats and vegetables have increased in price? Housewives ouy meat and vegetables everyday and certainly do not need a Labor Department cucumber shopper, or Department of Labor pork chop price sampler to let them in on the know that cucumbers and. pork chops are more expensive. Speaking for myself. I am oer- fcctly aware that the cost of men's clothing is on the rise.

It has been ever since I wore knickerbockers and black-ribbed stockings. The man the Depr. of Labor hires to price'slacks and shirts is a dead loss to the public. men'are fully cognizant that the cost of slacks is up, even with alterations thrown in for free. Another thought just came to me: Think of a'll the money the Dept.

of Labor has to spend to buy clothes, vegetables and rieats to find out what these things cost? I assume that the man or woman whose business it is to determine the price, say, cf eggplant, must have to buy a raft of, the stuff to the information. What happens to all these purchases? Do the Labor Dept. shoppers get to keep them? Lo these items form part of their take home piy? If it is, with my luck, I know just what job I'd scat if. I tcv work with the Dept. rd.be sent out to find what was happening to the price of canned tripe, pickled pigs' feet, and white linen caps.

Letter To The Editor Editor, The Sun Dear Sir: We want to thank you for the excellent manner In which you presented the material from our study of the drop-out. This information is important to the citizens of our community and the Sun has again, helped us to make the local situation known to the public. We do appreciate your coopr- ation with the schools and your service to the community. Sincerely. Ouida Carroll Bettye Jo White Dorothy Willis living in the dormitories and are studying American methods of teaching English.

To those who knew Georgetown University in the past, this is just as revolutionary as Bolshevik 1917 revolution. It illustrates the change in the Catholic Church and the innovations wrought by Pope John, During the 1920-20's the forefront of anti Russian opposition the nation's capital was the famous Jesuit institution, Georgetown University. Its Foieisu Service School was dominated by Reverend Edmund Walsh, who spoke repeatedly effectively against any relations with Russia. He not only opposed Roosevelt's recognition of the Soviet Union in but once made a speech at ilic Air Force War College at Maxwell Field, advocating preventive war against the Soviet Union, History has now revealed that the original inspiration for the late Joe McCarthy's anti Com- -munist binge, whirh changed the course of U.S. foreign policy, came from Georgetown University.

Some of the Jesuit fathers sold McCarthy on the idea' thai there were "207 card currying Communists in the State Department," and he mudo a Senate speech to that effort; and then was faced with the task of proving his charges which he failed to do. After the McCarthy investigation was over and after the Eisenhower administration had appointed one of McCarthy's aides, Scott McLeod. in charge State Department personnel, McLeod came up with the official statement that not one communist had been discovered in the Stale Department. Father Walsh also gave an anti- profound effect upon State Department personnel through, his Foreign Service School, one of his close friends being Robx-rt Kelley, in charge of State Department Russian relations. By training young diplomats at his Foreign Service School, Father Walfhalso gave an anti- Russian slant to -American foreign policy for many years.

It took Pope John and 10 some extent the first Catholic President of the United States, with his coexistence speech at Amerj- can University in June to change this. This summer Georgetown has helped 27 Russian schoolteachers spend ten weeks in Washington studying English teaching methods. They are living at the same institution where Luci, the church's latest convert, will study nursing, and they are getting the benefit Georgetown teachers and being entertained in friendly fashion by the faculty and neighbors. In'Moscow the leaders of the Kremlin this year boycotted the American Embassy's 4th of July reception. But in Washington the twenty seven Soviet teachers came out to the Pearson farm in adjacent Maryland to relax on Independence Day, where they spoke pleasantly of their Catholic hosts and of their relations svith the American people.

Subsequently Mrs. P. was describing this holiday interlude to Father Joseph F. Thoming of Mount St. Mary Seminary and to a Washington broker.

"I don't think that's much of a story," remarked the broker. "I rather think it is," remarked Father Thorning. It having been a rainy day, it was suggested the headline might be: "Georgetown University is awash with Communists." Know Your Bridge By B. JAY DECKER 1. You we declarer with the West hand at Four Spades.

North cashes the A-JC-Q of clubs, South following- suit, and shifts to the ten of diamonds. You cover with the queen, and win. the king- with the ace. How would you now play the hand? 2. You are declarer with the leads the queen.

apades, which, you duck, and continues with the jack, which. you win, South following' suit. You lead the Jung- of hearts, South, taking- the- ace and returning- a heart to your How -would vou now play the 1. If you were trumps Jiovr, the outcome would depend entirely upon winning four heart tricks instead of the three of which you are certain. The probability of finding: the hearts favorably that is, either 3-a or the singleton or doubleton jack, in.

either opponent's is only slightly better than even money. This chance can be greatly improved, upon by first cashing the A-Q of spadea and then, if suit in trumps, cashing the K-A of hearts, followed, by the rufi of a. "low heart with, a. high, trump. Now spade to the king would permit the.

two diamond losers to be discarded on. the Q-10 of hearts If the proved, to be divided either 3-5 or 4-2. It it turned out that trumps -were divided -4-1, you rely on a favorable heart division. 2. You start with, eight tricks and need a ninth.

problem a diamond and take a club.fi-- nesse, or whether the A-K-J of clubs from, your own hand ia the hope of either catching the queen, or finding 1 the suit divided 3-3. The finesse offers about a. chance of success, cashing the A-K-J of clubs offers about a 2.to 1 chance of success. Obviously, the better play in. the long run is to-' lead the clubs from your own hand rather than, rely on the finessey While it is true that the right method of play might fail in.

a particular hand and the wrong method might succeed; it La nevertheless better to' rely on the percentage play. (O 1S65, Kiap Features Syndicate. Inc.) -KING FEATURE- ACROSS 1.Interest cost 5. Lump of earth 9. Pine family tree 10.

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