Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 15

-ra- CAUGHT IN DAYTIME Pink Shrimp Change Ways CORPUS CHRISTI TEXAS TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 1954 SECTION Trustees To Discuss Shrimp are like gold You have to take them when and where you find them and recently they have been found in this area of the Gulf only in the daytime Usually the big pink shrimp are taken at night with daytime trawling catches ranging from moderate to near1 aero Now they are being taken only in the daytime Plans for Two Schools In a special board meeting after the meeting with the administrators and consultants the school tax rate for the coming year may be set if the necessary figures are available Jack Slay ba ugh director of tax finance and property said last night Slaybaugh said that he did not know if checking and compiling could be time completed by meetingthe tonight but if it is the form began and on transfer of personnel from one school to Hamm skipper of the trawler Howdy Shaw said yesterday that trawlers fishing Just beyond the bar took an average of 800 to 1000 pounds of shrimp Sunday "But when night came we didn't do a thing When we dragged in a net which had only SO potlhds of shrimp we went to bed for the Hamm said Hamm said none of the trawler-men knew why the shrimp could be taken only in daylight "Maybe it's the he mused as he watched wind-driven spray foam over the breakwater beyond the yacht basin High winds drove the shrimpers to port last night The L-head here was Jammed with Gulf fishing boats The Howdy Shaw owned by the Shaw Shrimp Co it from Fort Beach Fla Fight Victim Dies Local Man Nabbed 23-year-old Ruth Street man wu arrested yesterday for Investigation of murder alter local police learned that a man Injured In a fight here Sept 18 had died of injuries at Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio Capt Cits Rachal head of the detective division said the deadj man is Charles Schwartz who was employed fy a load steel company Detective Matt Pellegrino had attempted to question Schwartz when he was in a local hospital but Schwartz was unable to talk Put TV Cable Witliin 5 Days Rachal said the fight occurred I IT A TV) WHEN at Havana and Agnes Ww rr IIIiM Schwartz and a man he had been drinking with got into an argument Schwartz's parents called In a description of the youth's companion and the Ruth Street man waa arrested yesterday when it was learned Schwartz was dead The murder suspect admitted taking part in the fight Rachal aid but maintained that Schwartz had struck the first blow Bell Could Into Use When a local television applies for coaxial cable Plana and recommendations for the new Ella Barnes Junior School in Patrick Gardena will be discussed at 7 pm tonight at a meeting of the Board of Education with high school and junior school administrators and consultants School officials said that plans for the 27-classroom junior school should be ready to turn over to architects Brock and' Anderson soon after the meeting and that bids on the structure could probably be called for within a few weeks The meeting may also discuss plans for the new Mary Carroll High School scheduled to be opened by September 1956 Knife Fork Club To Hear Author Kovacs Imre Kovacs author and lecturer on how to get along with people will be guest speaker at a meeting of the Knife and Fork Club at the Robert Driscoll Hotel Friday Dr Evans Brown president said yesterday He will speak on "How To Create Born In Hungary he waa educated at Yale and studied at the Juiliard School of Music before becoming a lecturer He also has been violin soloist at Radio Gty Music Hall Kovacs believes poeple can live happer and longer when their attitude toward other it right Dr Brown said Most people he says live at too tost a pace to get the most) and have shortened out of life and have shortened their lives because of the way they treat themselves Two Persons Charged In Cases of Assault Two persons were charged yesterday in County Court at Law with aggravated assault Abbie Smith no address listed was charged with aggravated i sauit upon Mattie Peart Smith and Jose Maria Quinones of Robs-town was charged with aggravated assault upon Irene Garcia Crockett 'School and one at Lozano and hear reporta on prog-real on temporary rooms at Elizabeth Lozano and Elizabeth are the only schools which still have some sections on a half-day basis Weldon Gibson school personnel director said he would probably give reports on resignations and employment of new teachers since another The board will probably hear reports also on cafetorlum construction and on disposition of the warehouse building now standing behind the Board of Education Building Jury Chosen In Three-Car Damage Suit A Jury was chosen yesterday fat Judge Tillman Smith's 94th District Court to hear a damage suit involving a three-car collision June 7 at Ayers and Lexington Original plaintiff in the suit is James Thomas Patterson who is suing Joseph Renfro for $1000 damages to his auto claiming Renfro failed to atop for a atop sign at the intersection Renfro filed a cross-action asking $360 damages claiming that Patterson was speeding at the time of the accident and failed to yield the right-of-way to Renfro who had entered the inter section first after stopping Dickie Kensing intervened in the suit against Patterson for $583 damages alleging Patterson's car knocked Renfro's into his which waa (topped at the opposite side of the intersection Jurors who will report at 9:30 am to hear testimony In the suit are Emil Kovalik Nelson Curry Pierce Downer Eldredge Sealr Melvin Hinze Patrick Murphy Leonard Martin Coyle Campbell Couger and Beane Fewer Auto Injuries Reported September Crashes Up Nobody Killed In Gty Accidents Though there were 27 more automobile accidents in Corpus Chris-tl last month than in September of 1953 there were 16 fewer injuries a report released yesterday by Lt Baskett head of the police traffic division revealed To date there have been 2201 accidents in the city compared to 2353 at the same time a year aga There were 219 accidents in September compared to 192 last year No Fatalities In another column the city was ahead of last year No traffic fatalities were counted for September whereas there was one death in September of 1953 There were 32 injuries last month compared to 48 in the same month of 1953 The city has recorded 530 injuries to date this year compared to 526 last year So far thin year five persons have been killed in traffic accidents compared to six of September 1953 Of the accidents 96 happened in outlying business areas 82 in reridental areas 23 In the downtown business area five in industrial areas seven in open country and six in school or playground areas Areas other than intersections accounted for 121 accidents and Intersections 98 Daytime hours claimed 162 of the wrecks and there were 57 after dark accidents The worst days tor accidents were Saturday and Thursday and the worst hours were from 4 to 6 pm Students Top List Students led the list of drivers involved in accidents with 38 There were 35 housewives 33 professional persons 28 truck drivers 28 business persons and clerks 22 military personnel cab driver 10 five city bus drivers and three city employes Listed according to ages more men between the ages of 21 and 30 were involved in accidents There were 119 in this category In all there were 314 males Involved in accidents compared to 71 females Failure to yield the right-of-way topped the list of traffic violations with 54 Others included 41 following too closely 39 careless driving 29 no driver's license 22 exceeding the speed limit 19 disregard of stop signs and 14 under the influence of alcohol Of the driven involved 23 had been drinkiAg Three pedestrians were struck crossing at places other than intersections two were hit at intersections with no signal two were not in the roadway and one was under the influence of alcohol Youth 17 Is Charged With Hub Cap Theft Joseph Schuster 17 who gave his address as the YMCA was charged yesterday with the felony theft of 17 hub caps from Henson Motor Co The complaint was signed by Gty Detective Leonard accepted by Assistant Dist Atty George Shaffer and filed with Justice of the Peace Patrick Dunne TOWN TALK The four local district Judges win attend the annual conference of district appelate and kupreme court Judges in Fort Worth Friday and Saturday Planning to attend are Cullen Briggs Harry Carroll Paul A Martineau and Tillman Smith Elma Cantu 1 1614 Morris received a minor ear injury Sunday when a car crashed through the door of a Mary Street grocery store and struck her The local chapter of the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants will hear Hatcher A Pickens of Fort Worth president of the state society at a chapter meeting at 7:30 pm today in the Nueces Hotel Dsa Kilgore will read a paper on of This Region of st an open meeting of the Nueces Historical Society in the Nueces Hotel at 8 pm today Mrs Thomas Jf Hatfield 430ti Harry is recovering from major surgery at Spohn Hospital The operation was last Thursday The Texas Parent-Teacher official publication of the Texas Gmgress P-TA carries an article "Corpus the Livable in its October issue The convention will be here next month Three 46-hour claiwes in blueprint reading will begin this week at Del Mar College Trade and Industrial Education program Classes will be Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights Tuition for each Is 16 The Ski-Gall Club trill hold its meeting at 8 pm tomorrow in the adult room of the YMCA All members are asked to attend Anyone interested in water skiing is wel- Dorothy Woods secretary to Dan Chamberlin manager of the Chamber of Commerce returned yesterday to her desk after a week's vacation The Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee will make final Christmas parade plans tomorrow at 10 am in the CofC Building The parade will be downtown at 10 am Nov 26 A critique of (he search and rescue mission held by the local Civil Air Patrol unit last weekend will be given at 8 pm today at the CAP Cuddihy Field headquarters by Lt Col Bradford commanding officer 26 Persons Will Face Gaming Charges Friday A total of 26 persons arrested over the weekend in raids by the city vice squad will fare gambling charges Friday at 3:30 pm in Corporation Court Eight men were arrested Sunday afternoon at 1305 North Sta-pin and booked for gaming with cards 10 mm and three women were arrested at 900 Parker early Saturday at a card game and five men were picked up Saturday night at 523 North Staples and charged with gambling with dice All were released under $25 bond They were arrested by Patrolmen Sosebee and Lowranre Magee Names Noah Kennedy Chief Deputy board would discuss the tax rate If not the rate would wait until the regular monthly meeting next week The board will also award contracts for construction of two temporary classroom buildings at IMRE KOVACS Knife and Foifc speaker Sailor Gets Fine jl DWI 1Q" Charles Williams 28 of Cab-anisa Field waa fined $125 and sentenced to three days in Jail on guilty pleas to drunken driving charges yesterday by Judge Moffett In County Court at Law Williams was fined $75 and given three days for drunken driving on Sept 19 and got a $50 fine and a three-day suspended sentence for drunken driving on March 10 Exiquio Espinosa of Robetown also waa fined $75 and given three-day suspended sentence on a guilty plea to a similar offense MllllMliM I A er at the Corpus Christ! Real Noah Kennedy Sr deputy i Estate Board luncheon meeting constable and retired police cap-1 yterday noon at the Nueces Hotel "At present we have no con tain has been promoted to chirl deputy by Constable Lloyd Magee to replace Joe White who retired DAYTIME SHRIMP Hamm with Mg plaks Lions Will See Film A film on Boys City will be presented by its director Alton Weeks at the regular luncheon of the Lions Club at 12:15 pm to-dty on the White-Plaza Hotel Deck tract for television use of a coax- cable although the cable is San Peltzer said adding that it would be for just one station to enter into such a contract It would be necessary only to add more repeater stations along the cable from San Antonia the engineer explained At present for telephone use the line has re-amplifiers or every 30 miles For television they must be installed every 75 miles More for Color when color televirion comes in reamplifiers will be needed every three and a quarter miles between here and San Peltzer said The speaker reviewed the history of the development of the telephone reminding his audience that Alexander Graham Bell was trying for a device to help the deaf and the telephone was a by-prodml of that effort Peltzer was introduced by II Darrough program chairman Fred Quaile was presented a diamond-set lapel pin from the National Association of Real Estate Boards and the Texas Real Estate Association in recognition of his work on membership He organized the Aransas Pass-Ingleride board ambit the 32nd realtor in the nation to receive the diamond pin Mark Welsh who made the Quaile were nominated for election to the board of directors of the focal group Election of three from this list will take place at the next meeting Elbert Cox president announced that Vincent Smidt president of Texas Real Estate Association will be a guest at the Aransas Pass board meeting next Monday at noon A delegation of Corpus Christ! realtors is to attend the meeting and plans to move to California Magee also appointed Jim Corley 4329 Cherry a deputy on his staff Kennedy has been on the constable's staff aince he retired from the City Police Department July 35 1933 Kennedy Joined the police force in 1937 and became its first juvenile officer When he retrod he was a patrol captain Corley was a deputy sheriff at Athens for six years before World War II during which he was a shore patrolman with the Navy for nearly three years Following the war he was on the police department In Raymondville for about a year White whose resignation became effective Friday had been active In police work here since 1916 He became Magee's chief deputy in 1915 Me and Mrs White plan to sell station! for broadcasting Southwestern Bell Telephone Co can give the sendee within five days Fred Peltzer said yesterday Peltier an engineer with 25 yean of association with the telephone company was guest speak- service George Shaffer Joins District Attorney's Staff George Shaffer former assistant county attorney has assumed his duties as assistant district attorney replacing Ted Anderson who resigned recently to return to private law practice Shaffer will be replaced next week in the county attorney's office by Franklin Smith now prosecutor for the city in Corporation Court Smith's resignation from the city was scheduled for Oct 1 but he will remain another week while a replacement for him is being obtained Willi Stealing Auto Edward Trevino Alvarado 23 of 620 Twentieth and Alonzo Vargas 23 of 2304 Buford were charged yesterday with stealing an automobile owned by Armando Garza Elizondo complaint was signed by Detective Teter accepted Assistant Dist Atty George filed with Justice of A Gilleland re: a Watch Our Daily Spot Specials for Exciting Bnys! 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