The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 6

THE BAYTOWN SUN. FRIDAY, JULY 7, Sun Slants Today's Bible Verse He, that being often reproved liard- esih his neck, shall suddenly be destroyed, and that -without remedy. Proverbs 29:1. By Fried Harhnan KOT SO BAD OFF overgrown, worn, out or B23KG West Texas Approves State Representative Preston Smith, of who is seeking to be elected lieutenant, governor, certainly won't fail in his ambition if the folks. around Ltibfaock and that area of the state have anything 1 to sav about it.

Seldom does the mail arrive in Baytown bat what comes a letter from some friend of a Eaytonian urging support for Preston Smith. Today's mail brought a letter from Charles A. Guy, publisher of the Lubbock Mom- ing Avalanche and Evening- Journal, in sax's this: "For the past sis years, Mr, Smith has been the finest state representative this area has ever had. As a citizen, I feel I owe any support I can give Mr. Smith in return for.

the very fine public service he has rendered this district. In short, I believe I owe him a debt of gratitude for his ceasless ef- eorts in behalf of good, honest government. "I known Mr. Smith since he worked his way through college I know him to be a man who is faithful to a trust: whose principles are of the highest; whose integrity cannot be and is not questioned. "Unlike many others in public life, Mr.

Smith is not satisfied to give mere lip service, to sound business practices in government. He actually votes and works to that end. If we who are always claiming that we want 'sound, decent, energetic, honest, sensible businessmen in public really mean what we say, we have the 'opportunity' in Preston Smith's candidacy for lieutenant Governor to get just that." That's what tMs Loibbock publisher thfrVks of Preston Smith, who has represented an eight-county district in the house at Austin for the past years. It's a fine endorsement for you to consider, if a West Texan -would be acceptable as yotir No. 2 state official jea.X£Ltiii an.

overgrown, worn, out or outworn sports editor of yesteryear, I used to more or less feel sorry for the of Baytown. I used to ferf that the people of this fee cifcr deserved something better as editor of their hometown paper they are getting. Bat I feel better about it now, a2te reading that Harry Ferguson is now United Press Foreign Kews BeUior. Harry used to be sports editor of United Press, back in the days when George Kirksey, publisher of the eevr Houston blue book, was a sports writer. I ciaim I know as much about putting- out a paper in Bayiowa as Harry Ferguson knows about foreign news.

If the people of the country can pat up -with Ferguson, I don't see why the people of Baytown can't pat iip with me a little longer. HOW 3XAX CAX HALT OPPOXEST I JUST FOUND out that Mayor C. L. Dacsis by profession is a signpainter, and that causes me to make this suggestion to County Commissioner Hugh Mav as he campaigns for re-election for a fifth terra. He should contrxet with JDacus to paint his signs him.

He could keep Daciis so busy painting signs between now and election cay, be (Dueus) wouldn't have time to campaign. Thus would have to worry only about his other two opponents. Daces mixed a little politics his singoainting and got elected inayor of Jaeinio City. New he -wants to stir the mixture a little thicker and get elected to a county office. He may have won, too, until I revealed here how Hugh can puH the election cot of the fire.

THAXES TO TH3 BAYTOWN Sun had one of its finest July 4 picnics this year at the Bumet Bay retreat of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Higginbotham. Their place Is next to the last ore on Bnmet Bay (the Kelson Longneckers live to the last one), and they have in Little Shamrock a brick barbecue room and bay house that would be the envy of everybody in.Baytown if they knew more about it Sun is grateful to the Higginbothams for the "borry" of their fine spot for our picnic. We are grateful too that Floyd could find time from his July 4 sleeping to drop by and pay' ua a visit I.

never knew for sure whether Floyd came by as Gould, our vice president in charge of picnics insisted, or whether Floyd came by to see whether Washington his place was intact after the more than 75 or SO persons with newspaper background with It £-r f. Frank Talk With Examples Of British Sense Of By EARL IXGvDON- It's time somebody came out and said the English tense ot humor Is as good or bet- ea vay ter than I'm the prjs bloke to do it ed. I rode out to a famous pub, tha The Black Lion, and talked about, jokes about two'cavalrJ with Sir.A. P. Herbert, the dd-gray humorist We'll skip such jokes as those heard at the Victoria Palace Tae- atre, where a ds over, with his derriere to the air find aska what partof lot "Why?" town, that represents.

Answer: "South End." The English are perhaps more of course?" "Of course. Ko THEY HAVE the current a who rei pounds for a bra his The store where si him, and -he told pay for it I'd rathe- for it" When Tommy Tr comedian, caase back amused by their frailties than we are by ours. They tell of an English barmaid who was asked by an Am- P'aying- the X. erican why she couldn't give him said he'd thoug any ice with his drink. bird was the Eagle till "I don't keep any ice," she said, hicoina tsx, then "Why not?" a vulture.

"What's the use of trying to keep Tes, on our little any?" she said. "It melts-" we hope THAT'S ABOUT of the same family as Jack Benny's crack, "I don't only wear pretty, too. you're still I decided sense cf a. named by ive at Eot Up iIVe ael1 at UNCLE HOLE OASD "Jiiiuy i wi i i wn Still Passing Buck On Surprise In Korea TAKES OVEE EOTAKT ROBERT S. ALLEN" had no previous fatelligenca THE P.OTART aub got off to a good start last WAS debate has perience.

Wednesday under the presidencv of Go'doa, Xu a begun and it will probably last as long as the one still raging PR -AKD over Pearl Harbor: Why were we claims on the issue are bafftogly time in Even Oklahoma Agrees Erqm the Oklahoma City Oklahoman, we learn some things today that make us proud of Texas. And this is one time Texas isn't bragging. Read for yourself here: "Industrially, our big neighbor to the south, Texas, has grown out of the infant stage into a robust young, giant in the last ten years. "Oklahoma may wish to give attention to the report of the.Tesas employment'com- mission, and strive hopefully to improve its industriallot. "The report-covers only those industrial establishments employing eight or more workers.

"In 1940 Texas had 9724 industries with 625,711 workers. At the beginning of 1950 Texas had 30,138 businesses that were employing 1,164,500 increase of 78.4 percent in ten years. "The sun is shining on industrial Oklahoma and it gets a little brighter each year, but there is still room for more brightness in the picture. "Oklahoma needs to do some of the things Texas has things which attract industry. Among them these: remedy the state income tax on corporations and individual workers alike; this state's insurance rates under the workman's compensation are double those in Texas; here, the law prohibits insurance companies from reinvesting part of, their premiums in new -construction in the state, while Texas law requires it." responsible for it? Squarely in the middle of the before the committee in favor flarin coatrorcxsy is Rear Admit- the fl Military Aid Proal Roscoe HiUen- asked by Senator Horn- koefcter direc or er Ferguson inchigan), "Were of the Central In- you warned of an Impending attack Korea?" Famed.

BiU Quartz, the Baytown Gulf man, was to charge of the program. He had a Gulf Oil Corporation va- to Korea, and who was contradictory, cation film telling all about fishing to Mexico' The film was shown under the direction of iJtoe Humble men, J. S. (Doc) Mann and Floyd And then when the program was concluded dent Famed, as Humble as he Is gracious (and afaarp), suggested that if anybody had any questions on Mexico vacations and fishing, they could direct their questions to Hum-ale's touring service anywhere along the PJo Grande. Mack Knowles, the SP man, especially noticed the fine display on brotherhood.

"They showed that Gulf film, and not'a single Humble man booed," Knowles noticed, out load. "That's the trse Rotac-y spirit" Famed extolled the virtues ot Retiring President B. Sparks, and he promised to carry on, saying that his administration took over with ex- time," replied Hillenkoetter. "July 15?" opposing "Yes. It can come' then, or any replied Hillenkoetter.

Hfflenkoetter's really need them to see with." The English are amused by their own determination to drink. A P. Herbert told me that during the war one pub posted this sign: 'Tf there is an air raid siren, we shall go on serving. If there is a direct hit, we shall close toimed- THE BUZZ IN x. T.

Suaaj. iatfly" les drank champagne at Si" -I menuoned to Herbert that co's Champagne Rocai when, -the Beautiful Wife and I Blue Angel closed and visited the iaouse of Commons with Lounge (with Eadier Beverly Baxter, Canadian-born M. July 6 Producer a pV P. and drama critic, he Invited us at the St Rsgis casting the terrace along the film, "Hot House," for have a drink. pick 24 unknown gals tea," 1 said, as it was That white robed lady' to sit on Thames an 'Til have about 5.

'Tea! I never can driak Jf Ifc Acheaon and Johnson, testifying the before the committee in favor of hla Boing to have a rough da tomorrow- crynig to explain wby C3A dlan 3 ofiensive was coming in SOBS straight to head," he said, ed these nigWs to the committee, one of assistants worneoly told a a to Korea." talligence "Agen- cy. Both answered with an emphatic MORE Chiefly noted "No." days befora I GATHER WE Americans don't think tie English are funny a we don't think Punch maga- zlne is funny. Well, I don't think the English think it's funny, eiiier. read it as they would a puz- trying to find a joke in it. racks up the elusive record before the se S.

J. Perelman's sKOETTER Two 1 Sj a sllcrw for the Korean eruption, for his bumbling, VBS tae Communist invasion a Hfllenkoetter himself was very op- They-love to tell how a Punch edi- (and daring) persona CIA has com lete surprise to you," timistic about the world outlook. £or was asked why he never re- are buying up falling up a long record A sato both replied to unison Addressing the House Foreign ceived any funny contributions as they're being dumped ifl a firm "Tea." Affairs Committee behind. closed 'rora outsiders, wary. "Then there Is something very doors he said cheerily, "The'imme- jrng with our Intelligence," said diate probability is that there will "Where were our totelli- be 20 war.

There is nothing on. the of faux pas under Hillenkoetter. illustrative was the Is a air ous rioting that" dis- sence people when; this attack-was horizon of an ominous nature. Of Tha thing that made him confident was that pro- rupted the 1948 Inte-American An operation of that course, ram I ran off a week Conference at Bogota, Columbia. raent an can size couldn't be mounted to a day.

happen that might precipitate a It required time and a lot of war. But outside of that we know tivity. Why didn't our intelligence of nothing of a disquieting nature." people learn about it?" He also told the committee: "You will have to ask Hillen- That the Russians are far behind koetter about that," said Joonson. -the U. S.

to the development of Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge Can you name to order on the AH en it zaaas sum conlldent was that gram. I ran off a week ago. the MuLl re to ve to -Eotarlana, but no tokltog the embarraas- un on tae recordtog machine suffered tog explosion was brewing under a severa case of laryngitis with, the "noise" coming the very nose of former out a mere state George MarsnalL tnat program as a typical one of the Sparks 'Hillenkoetter is disclaiming regime, Famed was correct to his sincere (and down sponsibility for the sinister Euru-ls- Acji escn nodded his head to vigor- atomic weapons. Their main-atomic to naaol! ceep; belief that any change must be an improve- to Korea. ous concurrence.

center Is to the European Urals, 2 Wiai wo countries are crossed -Secretary of State Dean cabtoet member was and the A-bomb they have is prob- line between Europe tured, and spent four years ha tivity to Syria. He returael the next line, af- France after his Hberatira. shore dimly seen went on a second crusada oi: 1270. He died of plague at August 25, 1270, and a Gothic chapel to A Central He bought from, the Constantinople the crown o'S the.holy lance, the holy parts of the true cress. he was defeated aait Looking At Life Acheson and Defense Secretary Present- when Hillenkoetter, later, ably of the Nagasaki type, the first and Asia? Louis Johnson, placed the blame nofc onlv flatly denied their charge model used by the U.

S. in Japan. 3 bufc evidence one of Erich Brandefs newspaper, "Bz- squarely on Hillenkoetter at a ou 1 evidence to support The Russian submarine fleet closed-door meeting of the Senate bis a a Py 10 formidab3e reported. Appropriations Committee. "The two high-ranking cabinet stated the Communist attack was a complete surprise to a report he claimed CEA submitted There are no Indications to the Joint Chiefs of Staff on Chinese Communist Jeader June 20, warning that unusual Tze-tung will turn out to be movements had been observed other Marshal Tito.

that eo an- ACCORDING TO io Ptoza went to at the same movie tha.t"ti'^prt" them, and advised the committee North JCorea. Despite Russian machinations, 1944 because thev to Hillenkoetter for an ex- Hfflenkoetter offered no explana- Tito Is stronger than ever before enough." jruiasaac planation Arfleson Johnson a the 3 oint chiefs had taken in Yugoslavia. Also, his break with quotation is as good as an Your Fntore And on top of that "six-figure salary," his work, ade cl i and per- origtoal Conserve time and fir is ter "On that sore my seen through the -mists of the 4. What is the great vein in the neck called? 5. Of what country Is the maple rates this saintly Jdn the relics he brought backfro.

crusades. 'What was his naze! leaf the emblem? Said 'You're felling Me work if thousands wil to the top of the success ladder. SUCCESS is nice, ot course. That's what most of us are after to this life but only a microscopical percentage ever achieve It One of these days I am gomg to hays Eno Ptoza. Both have long favored California).

"When will the Com- Korea and elsewhere throughout 1S9S States annexed Ha- replacement of the Missourian. munlsts attempt to iand there?" the Far East CIA. develocs its own sva 19 i3 World War IX Ohit- any agencies. and, undoubtedly, -za. for having climbed Before being named to the CIA, he "An invasion caa come at ed States occupied Island bases to ou SOIne Reviewing Stand: Your Wife Would So Wild in Old Mouski supplement British troops.

Pope Pius XH canonized Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini, first American citizen granted saintship. Iess risks bom today. if you avoid: an enter? matter-of-'act develop from By William RIH Walt Johns thinks that fellow who went down Snafer lake because of high taxes was just trying to get at the bottom of things. Bald-beaded men, we read, are usuallv content with their especially now that, in many towns, iiaircuts are v.p to 51.50. A new mattress, developed by a Chicago manufacturer is supposed to luu the most irritable into blissful repose, A good rest I am going to ask him about all the years Une 3e Staxted for Access until the days o.

South Pacific" when, almost over night he be- 38e came a matinee idol and a dream boy I wonder when he sang that "Some Bventog," whether that met "across the crowded room," wasn'; saceess for which he had been striving And I wonder also whether those words uace you nave found her, never let her go" might not also appjy to that fickle ribly. difficult to achieve, "stranger" he the very Watch Tour By HEXRT MoLEMOBE up-and-up as a rule and can be where she always streets DILATE verb CAIRO, you want to trusted. But the thousands of free- where the goldsmiths and silver- transitive: to enlarge upon; to tell lance ones, who attach themselves smitha or and where the French in detail; to distend; to enlarge to perfume is for sale. bulk or size- to uie visiujr wii-n persistency 'As soon as I get to a bazaar that would make a leech green- i feign a tremendous interest to with jealousy, can be trusted prowling the streets whre automo- to eyes your the The jttouski, to the old city here, is the largest and oldest bazaar to -Dilater, the world. At leas Not Be The United States government has employes than.

the total Arizona, Delaware, Nevada, New- Hampshire and Wyoming combined. of government can be reduced! Government can be made more efficient! Remind you want the Hoover Commission's recommendations put into no fooling! Senators Tom Ccn- U. S. Sesate; Congrcsa- Hbnse of "Kepresenlatives. them whether the holding on to "it b-not almost as hard as the getting there.

Ask them whether, if they had to do it all over: again, they would work so hard, suffer so much so many disappointments, give so much of ch 2 mselves just for that fleeting moment-and even 10 years are a fleeting moment-of fortune and -tbafs what just about as far as'a man could bi Parts, vegetables, fruits, pluinb- told, and af- throw a nyramid. supplies, second-hand clothing ter seeing; It I an( shoes, tog not to argiie. vVe walked for the away one of these creatures. better part of two days to the Mou- ski and didn't come close to see- tog it alL It is a fantas- commission for from the to the windows of Fifth Ave. and IE to things that belong as bridles an and medicines compounded from Thankgoodness, or rather, thanks such things as the eardrums of government, we bats, the tongues of vipers, and the Ton Make Ont? 1.

Continental United il arid Mexico. 2. Turkey and Russia. 3. "Where the foes" ha to dread silence Star-Spangled Banner by ft 4.

The jugular veto. 5. The Dominion of Cansdi. Oland! Louis XX of Frssa Louis), And Stop Me- By Bennefi to tic conglomera- aren fc nered by dragomen in the hooves of water buffalo. McLemore out with tion of smells, sounds and sights, all the orderliness cen But I always lose.

I lost in the tUr6S began tte the name a story It came starlght career in pic- headquarters of the R. suent era, National Committee: It was of 3 precision of a plate of spagaet- form and awav tv, i. tL Go ta a guide and you i use would get so lost you'd be in the Eufc th was one big drawback tesy officer obeyed Jean's wishes screen actor he was for a v- Published By Company at Pearce and to Baytown, Texas tell you success today. Yesterday our local electrician fixing ajshort circuit I was out on tha Dorch and little cbat He told me how he had worked for a large company and made much more money than he is niak- te for sale in the. Mouski, and I am to ladies made him take work of the Mouski is magnificent nig--now-.

not at all sure but that a man who us to the places Jean wanted to but confound it afl, the precious 11116 it- Tims clocks hfe ay about co Id trouble. Fixed hours. fin one of those tucked away to 3 5 sdf said, "aa'd" 16 thousands of little two-by-four eiwn cubbyhole shops which Itoe the that flows by maze of streets. a courtesy- officer from the Damascus bazaar, I lost in the Mou- and contmued Unta nis death. He.

fate. Jn 2SSO, whea force isto! ski, and it's even money m'lose WBS Umee Sw eden, In cine had become the law the drago- when we get to Istanbul and visit 1SS but educated in Boston, Mas- land. A man was seized that city's great bazaar. The cour- Before becoming a violent cramp to his translator sought relief at the modern' longer than Livinstpne was ia Jbaving this policeman with us we headed for the expensive In 'Africa, as far as I was concerned. He knew streets.

Everything- but an atom bomb the Mouski like a book and his admit the gold and silver Advertising Manager Office Manager Rates! out on the little nay house. '1 mce fishing," he said as he pointed to It "Now that rm business for myself I know that go fishing any time I want to. "But the funniest thing is that when et fishing that I know I can. during working hours. bargains to be Mouski if you know what you are looking for and are v-orked But if shop not where I wanted to go.

I have shopped with my wife In women to wear. I came close tobuy- bazaars before and know right in myself a. pair of earrings.and a stiver anklet just to get even with Jean. When I shop I like to re- Member ol' Henry once in a while. of Strtodberg's plays, scenario structure "erected for the writer and producer.

He had play- in -his home town. Upon ed all over the world on stage, spe-- the buflding; he in. Shakespearean and His first motion pic- stuff is beaten into something for Ie Was Stand and Deliver, hM Good Time Charley, Sailor y. The Jazz Stoger, Old then entered ta I did buy myself a. genuine scarab, which dates back to 3000 government can, I never have advance, Texnr Daily Press matter at.tho the March 3, 1879.

guess it's just the knowing that you can't do Ut half your shirt a thing that makes you want to do it so badly." From Greaf B.C. with innocence and wide-eyed won- "Whether gambling is illegal or guarantees these scarabs and you der you'll be taken for a ride you nofc it: has "taught us that it brings re typewritten sheet tell- won't forget You'll be lucky to get nothin ET but poverty, crime and cor- in vou tlte significance of the Is the native habitat ruption; that it demoralizes morals and from what tomb it and ethical I don't know what Til Chinatown Nights, then came entered JS Mt CS to a Dr. Fu Manchu and the famous tw 0 doors One waslaarke flW Faker, inness," th'e other "minor i Murder ster and tion." Stoce he was doubled op! Thibault the Vagabond Ktog pato by this time, ho others. He died in. August through the door marked His picture shows him in Chinese roles, for which he especially 2s a-straight during an illness, he took the the street.