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14 Monday, February 6, 1967 I HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted to Gulf Coast: Tracy Mize, daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Mize, Highlands, Room 103. Michael Glass, son of Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Glass, Highlands Room 103. Miss Betty Karris, 100 Pamela, Room 132.

Duran Lee. 2301 Garth. Room 223. Mrs. MaTJie Menette 322 S.

Third. Room 102. Mrs. Nettie Crabb. Damon.

Room Mrs. Lenora Rodriguez, 1216 Magnolia, Room 217. Tyro Box. 308 Stimson Room 207. Helen Bates, 1215 Carver.

Room 158. Isah Alfred, Crosby, Room 124. Charles Room 120 Putman, Highlands, Admitted to San Jacinto Methdoist: Mrs. Ruby Heckler. 2301 New- Jersey, Room 321.

Mrs. Vertie Burkhalter, 1401 Pruett, Room 301. Mrs. Maris Bryant. 2404 Kii- gore.

Room 313. Mrs. Dorothy Emanuel, 16S Katherine. Room 351. James Reeves, Room 328.

Walter Gary. Room 329. 1SOS Thibo- HSghlands, Mrs. Lois Davenport, Crosby, Room 151. Judith Waldrip.

daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph AValdrip 1205 Bayless, Room 127. Darrell Harmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harmon.

Baytown, Room 015. Ruby Goerig, 415 Grantham, Room 217. Mrs. Mary Wolcott. 101 Tan glewood.

Room 306. Phillipe Baytown Roo m337. Betty Lee Johnson, Turner. Room 222. A.

V. Bloom, 1005 Undenwood. CU. Mrs. Georgia Lounsberry, 402 Azalea, Room 347.

Mrs. Alice Murphy. La Porte. Room 312. Mrs.

Delar.e Yarborough. 4223 Cedar Bayou. Room 350. Mrs. Elizabeth Rice.

400 E. Pearce, Room 203. Mrs. Eva Jane Petty, 40S Humble. Room 213.

Claude Nickerson. 2006 Ontario. Room 302. Mrs. Alma Busch, Mont Belvieu.

Room 204. This Is the Man to Sec for one of the NOW CARS for '67 JAMES MATTHEWS Kemp Tony's RAMBLER MOO N. Main Baytown Connie Carr, Room 220. Mrs. Edna Room 202.

Mrs. Edna Clark. Room 330. Sandra Brown, Room 212. Mrs.

Rebecca Platt, 501 N. Burnet. Room 20L. New Arrivals: Mr. and Mrs.

E. S. Oortez. 1503 W. Gulf, son, bom Feb.

5 at Gulf Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hernandez. 1311 Cypress, daughter, born Feb.

5 at Gulf Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bevel. 616 Morrell, daughter, born Feb.

5 at San Jacinto Methodist. Mr. ond Mrs. Shev- make. 1500 Echols.

daughter, born Feb. 4 at San Jacinto Mcthddist. Mr.eand Mrs. Herman Bradford. Baytown.

son, born Feb. 6 at San Jacinto Methodist. Mr. and Mrs. James Baker.

Baytoxvn. son. bom Feb. 4 ai San Jacinto Methodist. Sun Spots LATE NEWS: Diplomatic sources Peking say Red China's President LJu Shao-chi and Communist party general secretary Teof Hslao-plnp have been ousted from their Chalman J.

ft'. Fullbright saj's has about given up on Secretary of Stat Dean Rusk testifying before his Senate Foreign Relations public hearings on world policies. THERE IS NOTHING LIKE YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER WHILE TOPLESS Keepers GARDEN KEEPERS Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Delbert Ottmers, 709 Pamela.

Mrs. Jack Wilson will speak on landscaping. Trustee Meeting THE SCHOOL, board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the School Administration Building. Combat Engineer ARMY PVT.

Joseph G. Strawbridge son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Strawbridge of Cros- by has completed advanced Sun Classified Ads Want Ad fmm LINK MMiimm IO In 1M 12 PT ri.

M-Movy Lost and Found AKE YOU PROM DIXIE? Or Ccllfornlo, or Crockett? Tfeece may someone you "losr" lonfl oao Hvlno In our community. Find them throuoh me Ptfrsonals Column, Starts Feoruary 6th. amid controversy in the United States, some saloon shenanigans are also going on in Berlin, West Germany. Among the more demure is the swim tank at one night club, shown above, in which scantily clad frau- leins frolic in the water and fully clothed guests sometimes join them as the night wears on. At left is another bit of feminine entertainment- Bella, the lady lion-tamer, shows charrns can so soothe the savage beast that he'll even put up with a bit of tail-pulling just to please the customers out front.

T- trainin as a combat engineer vort at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. CARD OF THANKf AND IN MEMORiAM MT MM MINIMUM CHAKSE XLW CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST For Best Results HU IIS day rate. When YMI stt cancel ed ond In cnly number ol days flwt ad actually ran. FRIENDS LOST SOMEWHERE la BaytOW Should have visited Revival at Peace Taoernocle since We are concerned at their failure to arrine ot the church.

If found, please BRING to the church. 1102 N. Main. Boytown. REWARD LOST Black Burmese cat wtar- Irvi red stone collar.

Answers lo child's pet. Call LOST DOG Small female, black and white, vicinity E. Humoie Reward ottered. 583-2250 after 4 o.m. St.Thomas Spring Arts Festival To Kick Off Feb.

9 HOUSTON (Sp) Eleanor A. Sayre, Assistant Curator of Museum of Fine Arts of Boston, will initiate the University of St'. Thomas spring art lecture series on Thursday evening, February 9, 1967. A leading authority on the graphic work of Goya, Miss Sayre will discuss the relevance of the great Spanish artist to the present times. Her lecture is entitled "Goya on the Moral Problems of Today." It will be held at 8 p.m.

in Jone Hall Auditorium, corner Yoakum and Sul Ross, and is open Portion Of Gulf Coast Under Tornado 'Alert 1 to the public. Miss Sayre will further expand the subject of Goya irr a five-day seminar the week. February 13-17. The seni- inar will consider the artist as a printmaker, and will deal primarily with his etchings and aquatints. It also is open to the public, and will held each day from 11 a.m until 1 p.m.

in Jones Hall on the campus. Eleanor Sayre has been associated with the Boston Museum since 1945. She took her undergraduate work at Bryn Mawr College, and has done advanced study at Harvard University. Miss Sayre is the recipient of an American Philosophical Society fellowship and Ford Foundation grant for research abroad on Goya. Presently she is engaged in preparing the first full-scale study of the artist's drawings.

i ecrefary Hired To Run County Economic Group HOUSTON John E. Castillo ha been hired as secretary to i board of directors jthe Houston-Harris County Eco Opportunity Organza tion. Board Chairman William V. Balleiv a-- Mon day. As a salaried employe of HCEOO, ll receive 57 per year, Bai.

said. Attorem Francis Williams serves as secretary of the board of directors a non salaried post, Ballevi By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A whooping cold front touched off drought-breaking showers in West Texas today and the Weather Bureau put a broad slice of the Texas Coast under a tornado alert. The populous Houston area was in the middle of the tornado watch region, which spread from 50 miles south of Victoria northeast to a point 50 miles northwest of Baton Rouge, La. The alert, effective until 10:30 a.m., noted the threat of one or two tornadoes. Severe thunderstorms, large hail and damaging winds also were a possibility, forecasters said.

The cause of the disturbance in sunny and warm South Texas was the reaction of the warm moist, gulf of Mexico air wit Uie bone-chilling cold front mov ing with freight train speed the south. Moisture came in severa ways at San Angelo early toda but the combination of slee rain and sleet, sleet mixed wit snow and mist was enough break a rainless streak of 111 days. The precipitation was no general enough, however, start any celebrations drought-plagued farmers ani ranchers in the area. Rain also fell at Austin during the night and showers roamec wide areas of the state. Winds gusted to 40 miles an hour behind the main mass the cold front, bringing blowing dust to El Paso, Wink and Mid land during the early-morning hours.

Cold wave warnings were withdrawn for Texas. Forecasters said temperatures would slip to the "teens in the Panhandle tonight and predicted freezing rain or sleet in the rest of North Texas. A warmup was in the works for Tuesday, however, with some rain in prospect for all but the Southwest section of the state. pointed out. Associated with the Texa Highway Department sinc 1962 as an engineering technician the 28-year-old native Houstoni an received his bachelor of sci ence degree from th Univer sity of Houston in 1964.

Castillo is a member of the Political Association of Spanish Speaking Organizations and in the past has been active in the Houston Ami Poverty Council, the United Organizations Information Center, and the Knights of Columbus, is a member Our Lady of St. John Church and of the Holy Name Society. Castillo is married and has wo sons, John. 3, and Patrick, 2. The family lives at 7205 Sayers St.

Keep Up WithTV In Focus Harris Republicans To Honor Jack Porter Harris Coun ty Republican Party will hono J. (Jack) Porter as Republ can Man of the Year at the an nual Lincoln Day Luncheon Feb. 13. The luncheon will be held Monday, Feb. 13, at noon, i the West Ballroom of the Shera ton Lincoln Hotel.

Tickets an reservations may be mad through Republican Headquar lers, JA 9-6171. Newly elected Republican Congressman Bob Price of th 18th District (Pampa) will b' main speaker. He will ntroduced by Harris County': Congressman George Bush. Al so accepting invitations for the uncheon are State Sen. Henry 3rover, City Councilman Bil Siiiott and Justice of the "ene Zaboroski.

National Committeeman Al Fay will present a plaque honoring Porter. Former recipi- nts of the honor are Dudlej- lharp and Fay. As a prelude to the Lincoln Day affair. Mayor Louie Welch vill proclaim Feb. 12 as Abraam Lincoln Day in Houston.

The sleet, light snow and rain at San Angelo was the top of a rain system that extended all the way to the Del Rio area along th Rio Gradde. The temperature slid into the 'teens at Dalhart early today. At 2 a.m. the temperature range was from 67 degrees at McAllen and Brownsville to a chilly 21 at Dalhart Mor rainfall areas developed during the night frofti Waco to Longview. The hig-but-weakening February norther broke a midwinter heat wave that sent temperatures into the low 80s Sunday.

Presidio was the hottest spot in the state Sunday with 81 degrees. The police dispatcher at Dumas noted Sunday night that the temperature was in the 30s but the long spell of warm weather made it seem even colder. "It seems a lot colder that it really is, with this so warm, Johns Promoted HERBERT D. JOHNS, a radar repairman at Ellington AFB, has been promoted to Airman 1-C in the U. S.

Air Force. His wife, Patsy, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Parrish of Highlands and his parents are Mr, and Mrs. Glenn M. Lowe of Houston. Armsworfh To Talk JIM ARMSWORTH of the Baytown YMCA will discuss the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis Boys Camp at Mason, for indigent boys at the Baytown Kiwanis Club meeting at the Tower at noon Thursday. Gets Promotion PVT.

GARY A. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Anderson of 314 E.

Texas, has been promoted to army private E-2 upon completion of basic combat training at Fort Dix, N.J. This promotion was awarded two montlis earlier than is customary under an army policy providing incentive for outstanding trainees. Civil Rights JUDGE BARNEY Ward of the Corporation Court in Baytown reported that 256 persons were advised of their civil rights in 1966. He said it became a re- advise a person of his civil Jn In Bayttwn Sun (ollowinf All clas.il/icot.nl and The Say- tewn Sun reserves tttt rlshl to closs- fy and edit oil THE CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT IS OPEN DAILY FROM AJW UNTIL I PJA. AND UNTIL ninnJi Trf? LOST White male toy poodle, lag No.

772S9. Child's oet. Please caH 532-6277. 7. Instructions NOTICE typoarapniari trrtn must givtn Insertion or claims for refund on win not Classified Department INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS about Satan.

Life. Death. Sin. Salvation. Heaven and Hell ore being ottered 7:30 each evening Monday) at Peace Tabernacle Unites! Pentecostal Cnurcn.

11O2 North Main, Boy town FREE NEW PIANO TEACHER IN TOWN Former Baylor music student. Openings le Mr Jack Walton, 582-7502. 582-7502. 582-8323 582-8324 1. Lodge Notices STATED MEETING of Goose Creek Chanter No.

798, S-, will be held Monday. Fetx ruary 6, 1947. 7:30 All members and visiting Stars are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Crystal Rose, W.M.

Mrs. Cleo Read, Secy. U.S. Civil Service Tests! Men-women it and over secure jobs High starting pay. Short hours.

Advance-" ment. Preparatory training as lonq os reauirett. Thousands of lobs open. Experience usually Unnecessary. FREE 50l 'es.

requirements. Write TODAY giving name, address and phone. Lincoln Service. Box 73-2B, oi The Baytawn Sun. 10.

Help Wonted quirement that a magistrate rights when held in custody by an officer, according to revisions of the Texas Code of 'criminal Procedure. Liberty Players THE VALLEY Players of Liberty will present "The Absence of A Cello" by Ira Wallach as its first show of the new season. Performances will be at 8 p.m. Feb. 9, 10 and 11 with a matinee on Feb.

12 at 2:30 p.m. The theater playhouse is on the Exposition Grounds in Liberty. Candy Stripers CANDY STRIPERS OF Gulf Coast Hospital will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Gulf Coast cafeteria. All Candy Stripers are urged to wear their uniforms.

Dr. J. J. Burianek -will discuss pediatrics. ODDFELLOWS, Goose Creek Lodge 960, 301 S.

Fourth, meets 7:30 p.m., Mondoy, February 6, 1967. All members and visiting brethren ore invited. J. J. Orms, N.G.

Robert Fersjuson, Secy. CALLED MEETING of Goose Creek Lodge No. 1192, A.F. and A.M., Tuesday, February 7, 1967, 7 p.m., for the Bur- pose of Examination of Candidates and School of Instructions. Visiting brethern cordially Invited.

Herman Collins, W.M. E. E. Waush, Secy. GRILL MAN OR WOMAN Apply Sam's Grill, 1505 N.

Prueit. l-A Special Notices LIKE A LETTER FROM HOME A svo- scrlptlon to The Baytown Sun Is thouaht- ful, inexpensive and will be appreicated day after day. Start your subscription today to your favorite serviceman or student away at school. Just call The Sun circulation department, 5S2-d302. Man or Woman Enthusiastic man or woman age 30 to tn years with selling experience lor full time employment in your orea.

Must be room We meet business advertising. Unlimited earn- nw ma opportunity for secure future Drawing account against top commission, hosp.tolizatien, cccident sickness and tirement plan. Give full resume of past experience with references as to character and credit. Mr Glen Clements, Box 278, Port Arthur, Texas. SINGLE ADULTS Call office nearest you for 2 minute recorded -Tnessase.

24 hours a aay Houston, JA 3-5133, Galveston. b6 2-2737 THE PUBLIC IS INVITED to hear Evan- jjelist Melvin Clifford of Indianapolis, Indiana, in revival services at Peace Tabernacle United Pentecostal Church 1102 North Main, Baytown- Good gospel sinping and preaching niohtly, except Monday, at 7:30. Monuments-Lots TRI-CITY MONUMENT CO. Granite. marble, bronze monuments, crave marit- ers.

Cemetery work. Terms, no carrying charaes. Market ot W. Main, next to Peo oies State Bank, 582-4702. 2 Locations Now open to serve you Baytown Employment W.

Sterling, 583-2040 And Employment Holiday Inn, NJX.S.A. Blvd Ph. 571-1400 Immediate openings for Sfeno, age to 3S Typing Specialist, wpm. Lob. Technician, hrs.

chemistry Credit Investigator for executive position In notional organization. High school graduate or better. Must awn car. Good salary pigs expense allowance ond company benS GUARDIAN FINANCE COP.P. Apply 119 6.

Texas 383-71S3 Bayfown Bankers Sell Their Stock in Houston Bank HOUSTON (Sp) A group of investors headed by Marshal: G. Cochran, has bought control of the Fidelity State Bank Trust Co. for about $3 mil AFS Meeting AMERICAN FIELJD Service will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the testing room of Robert E. Lee High School.

lion Look For Free Movie Tickets On Classified stockholders in Fidelih. Trust are Lee Brasfield, president of the First National Bank of Baytown. and Alan B. Shepard of Houston, co-chairmen, and Bill G. McDavid of Houston, president.

Shepard is also a major stockholder in the Baytown bank McDavid has been chairman the board of the Baytown until he sold his 17 per ent interest a morth ago to iaytown rancher-investor Gran- n'lle Laughlin. Shepard and own 17 per cent of 'irst National stock. Sale of Fidelity Trust will become effective Feb. 14. NO personnel changes at the bank are planned at this time, Cochran said- It is expected that Cochran will be named board chairman.

He has held several positions in Houston banks for 12 years before he bought at East Texas bank. said he sold the bank in Gushing on Nov. 1 and had been trying to buy a bank here since that time. Personals ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Information on alcoholism. If you have a drinking problem, call 583-9700 or S82-249B.

ANYONE INTERESTED IN "BURIED TREASURES" are welcome lo COTIC by and look over our enlarsjed colored map ot Galveston Bay Area pointing out the passible sites. CARTER H. MILLER AND ASSOCIATES, REALTORS, 205 Highway CALVERT, TEXAS John and Peggy Florida, 566-4144. Electrical Draftsman SHELL OIL COMPANY Has permanent opening in Its Deer Park Refmary for a serson with minimum of draftlna eXDerien in electrlcol drafting for refinery facilities. Prefer 1 end 2 years college trainina In engineering or related field.

3 Jj2hS, i I i Ieotion in Ders write letter oivrng full personal, scholastic and em- eoS urnlsn FORT WORTH, TEXAS Bill and Laura Lace, Bill's hometown Fort Worth. (TCU), Laura Houston, (Texas). 5B3-2-456. INDIANA, TERRE HAUTE, Jim and Faye Kyle. Also ODESSA, Maybe we went to school tooemer.

5B2-83O2, TEXAS CITY, TEXAS Kerns, Texos too. Steve ond Madeline Vernon. Call, we may have mutual friends. 582-7160. Meet and Greet This Is where you meet people from Appiy SHELL OIL CO.

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE DEER PARK, TEXAS P.O. Box 100 Deer Pork Refinery An Equal Opportunity Employer 11. Female Help Wanted BABYSITTER NEEDED Light house- keepina 8-5 daily, s-j Saturday Ow transportation. ofe p-n EXPERIENCED LEGAL NOTICE AIRMAN TOMMY R. Hance, son of Clyde T.

Hance of 502 Paxku-ay, has been selected for training at Chanute AFB, III. as an Air Force aircraft equipment repairman. He is a 1965 graduate of Robert E. Lee High School and attended College. NOTICE OF SALE CITY OF BAYTOWN, TEXAS The City Council of the City of Boy- town, Texas, will receive sealed bids at City Hall, Baytown, Texas, until 6:30 February Bonds, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE by 'he of the Pwchosmo Aoent of the Goose 5 tConso School ict, Boytown, Texos.

until 10 a.m A'ondcy, February 30, Footftall Baytown YMCA Plans Art Training Class Art classes for beginners and for the mors advanced student in oil painting will begin at the Baytown YMCA on Feb. 14 with Mrs. Virginia Blackmon as instructor. Two morning classes, from 3 a.m. to noon, on Tuesday and Thursday have been scheduled; along with one night class, fron: 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., on Tuesday.

Mrs. Blackmon will present demonstrations on the various echniques of and color jlending as well as iserving ip lie usual advisory capacity. Anyone interested in register- ng for the classes can get full nformation by calling the YMCA, 583-1797. ti rouioaii Shoes, at which olds will be opened the School district's Board Roo-n, HIS Market Street. Bidders may be present when bids are opened.

Specifications ond necessary Information QhoI bv at the school disc. 5 Purchosins Office. 1320 Market Street, Baytown, Texos. The Board of liy'S? reject ony p.m., (C.S.T.* on Thursday, 23, 1967. for the purchase of 11,400.000 General Obligation jries 1967, dated Fetn first interest 1967 and semi-annually thereafter February 15 and Auoust 15.

Bonds have no option for prior redemption and will mature February 15 each year, as follows: 5100 ond S250.000—1987. Waterworks and Sanitary Sewer System Revenue Bonds, Series 1967 dated February 'S, 1967, with first interest coupon payable November 15, 1967, and semi-annuolly thereafter on May 15 and November 15. Bonds will have no option for prior redemption and wilt follows: N. Main, Hichlands. FOUNTAIN MANAGER Good hours salary plus commission.

Aoply in person' to Mrs. Phillips at K-Mart cr FULL TIME MAID Four or five days weekly for working mother. Bobysittina and general housework. 582-5451 MATURE WOMAN Of good character, Cre home for man ond age dauahter for room, board, and small Pr ot 'Wno Quarters. Box core of The Saytown s'ua Apply NEED Full or part on ex Monday and Tues Fro eb.

7. 10 a.m. to p.m. Sealed bids, plainly marked "BID FOR BONDS" should be addressed to the Mayor and City Council. City of Baytown, Texas.

The bonds, which will be In S5000 denomination, will be sold in two separate blocks: (1) 11,400,000 General Obligation Bonds. Series 1967, and (2) W25.0M Waterworks ond Sanitary Sewer Syste-n Revenue Bonds, Series 1967. Bids may specify coupon rates in multiples of 1-Btft ana or l-2om of not exceeding bu? no more than four (4) coupon rates ond three (3) chances win be considered In each block oil bonds maturing within a slnale year bear the some rate of interest. Each bond must bear a single interest coupon to evicence sincte maturity. Bids must be for all in the btock bid upon ond no' less than oar plus occurued interest Qh WAITRESS NEEDED Must have hod previous dining room experience.

Full or pert-time. Apply In person, TOWEft RESTAURANT, Decker Drive, 12. Male Help Wanted FOR HOUSTON CHRONICLE ROUTE In the old Baytown area Coll 583-1238 before 7:30 p.m Operator Trainees ond all Wds or accept ony deemed most advantageous to it. uecmea Gcoroe H. Gentry Jon.

30, Feb. of LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS heldon Independent School District I receive sealed bids 01 the office of 4- M. Crenshow. Superintendent. In C.

E. King Hioh School BulUfina, 6530 ll Kino Parkway, Houston, Texas, until 7:5 jr 'or ftw con- of a new Elementary School In tl-ne sold bids will be publicly opened and read alood. At the somTt me 5 jJ? 1 ei 'or furn- isnino Kitchen ond Food Servina Eatfa- ment for this na Eatfa- s'peclficSl ecc liens ond other necessary information OV" 1 1 the. offices of While, Enobera Associates, 3723 Houston, Texas. t-eo.

6-13. ana all bids, to take new bids, to walvi irregularities, and-or occeot me bid deem ea" most advantageous. Each bid must be accompanied by Cashier's or Certified Check payable to City of Baytown. Texas, In the amount of of the par value of the bonds bid upon, as evidence of the bidder's good faith. This check shall be held uncoshed by the Oty pending completion of Ihe successful bidder's contract ond payment for the boncfe at his osreed purchase price, of which time the check will be returned.

In the event me purchaser foils or refuses to comply with the ferns of his bid, men said check is fo be cashed fay the and the proceeds retained by it as full and complete HquTcWed damages. The checks of me unsuccessful bidders will be returned Immediately. The City will furnish without expense fs the purchasers the printed bonds, a complete transcript of the proceeding Incident fo the Issuance of the bonds and the 'T: Want To Rent? Sun Classified opinion of Secrrls, Bond unqualified ODorovlna Vlnson, Elkins, Weems Attorneys, Houston, Texos. Delivery of the bonds to the purchasers wlh be mode of American National Bank, Austin, Texas. It Is anticipated that delivery can be mooe within 30 days from the dote of sale, however.

If not delievered within doyi the succnsfu' bidder will have the option of accepting at his bW price when they are ready for delivery. All must be submitted on me official BIO Form. Copln of Notice of sales and bid forms may be obtained from Underwood, Ncunoui Co, 714 TravTi Houston, Texas, Financial Advisers to i Cravey, Mayor City of Baytown, Texas diploma not essential. .11 iv. rnysicaliy fit.

This Is an expanding company with good advancement opportunities, starting wage is per hour. feieBhone 3111 Baldwin, Houston, Texot Consultants to Mangement SOUTHWEST CHEMICAL PLASTICS CO. Mechanical Engineer Experience DRAFTSMAN fnamt Vessel Experlenet PRESSURE VESSEL PLAMT Specializing in Alloy and Aimnfnwn brieotion. modern Foeimli? and NASSAU AREA C.nt<jct Chitf EWnetr? CR" Shaffer Baypori OIy 15. Work Wonted i after 6 B.mT.