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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1950

Page

7

Atomic submersibles could threaten U S shores says wartime commander

Vice Admiral Charles A Lockwood, former wartime commander of the submarine fleet, predicted the United States might build the first atomic powered submarine. He described it as a nearly surface cruising warship with unlimited underwater endurance and the ability to approach U S coastlines undetected for a potential sneak attack with atomic missiles. He cited Russian and unknown subs sighted off California Oregon and the West Coast as prompting the warning.

Waritime Comar Pacific United Press U.S California Jntervy Los Gatos America Wight Geduldig Gates Calif Admirel Charles A. Cod California - Oregon Lockwood United States New London Connecticut Westinghouse Frederick J. Entwistle Western Sea Frontier

Flood Victim Questions Rainmaking Plans in Fort Worth

Fort Worth April 6 flood victim Fred Cheek voiced strong objections to rainmaking experiments planned here. He argued the levees are not strong enough and the floodway not improved, asking how officials would turn off rain if started. Cheek noted heavy losses to his home, business, and rentals and said neighbors shared his concerns.

Fort Worth Fred Cheek Cheek Monument Jack Corn, Jr Corn

Sheer Dresses Call For Hats Says Designer

New York designer Fred Frederics of John Frederics, Inc predicts summer fashion will push women to wear hats to avoid feeling undressed in sheer sleeveless dresses and plunging necklines. Hats feature flowers, horsehair, veiling, and even umbrellas for shy wearers.

Barbara Bundschu New York Fred Frederics John~ Frederics, Inc Fredericks

Secret Pals Revealed By Memorial Baptist Class

Members of the Gleaners class at Memorial Baptist church enjoyed a Tuesday social at teacher Mrs. W. E. Lawdon’s home. Charades and gift exchanges revealed secret pals, with Easter themed refreshments and pink rose decor. Present were Mrs. Havard Burton, Mrs. Eddie Hentscher, Mrs. Lucky Odom, Mrs. Eddie Walding, Mrs. W. C. Howell, Mrs. Roy Peoples, Mrs. Wanda Sanders, Mrs. Beverly Gibson, Mrs. Abe Hebert, Mrs. Tuck Conway, and the hostess.

Gleaners Memorial Baptist Church W. E. Lawdon Hast Aran Havard “Burton Eddie Heintscher Lucky Odom Mirs Eddie Walding W. C. Howell Roy Peoples Wanda Sanders Beverly Gibson Abe Hebert Tuck Conway

Priscilla Club Meets at Kilgore Road Residence

Mrs. N. B. Stiles hosted the Priscilla Club at 1224 Kilgore Road for an afternoon of needlework with blooming pot plants for decoration. Guests included Mrs. Olive Gloyd and several members. the next gathering is set for 2 30 pm April 12 at 511 Hast Gulf, hosted by Mrs. P. W. Alexander.

Jeff Herbour A. Lillie Royce Matthews Frank Moore J. W. Riggs Frank Robbins F. C. Saxon W. C Swain Alexander Hast Gulf

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