Page S College Station, Texas Thursday, September 14, 1001
THE BATTAll!
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Evacuees Pass Spare Time
While Hurricane Carla raged on the Texas Gulf Coast, the
sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kidwell of LaMarque, staying m
Dorm 17, passed the time with games, books and their dog,
Troy. From left are Dennis, Patrick and Timothy.
HURRICANE
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“We’re from Pasadena, and we
I le't pretty early—just ahead of
the hounds,” said one man. “Hope
there’s something left when we
get back,” he added.
One of the evacuees was B. C.
Wedhorn of LaMarque, a payroll
clerk with the Santa Fe Railway
headquarters in Galveston. He
predicted that Santa Fe Employees
“may get paid a little late this
month.”
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Junemann
and their four children of La
Marque were also among evacuees
housed at A&M. He owns the
Marcus Junemann Plumbing Com
pany in LaMarque. His wife tried
to be optimistic about the future:
“His business should be good
when we get back. There’ll be a
lot of stopped-up sewer lines,”
she said.
A young housewife said, “My
husband is a LaMarque policeman
—he had to go back down there to
shoot snakes and protect against
looters. The salt water from the
Gulf has driven thousands of
Half a Plaft' snakes insane, and they’ll bite
. wind took the rest! anyone and anything!”
Galveston Family Welcomes Coffee
With hurricane-prompted waters hipping at what they had on their backs. This included
their doors, the Reece family of Galveston grandfather, grandmother, father, mother
drove all night Saturday with nothing but and two children.
Came Hart! And
Pausing during a cup of coffee, a
worker from Lake Charles, La. tells h
fled westward late Saturday night j
Texas-Louisiana Coast. He v
taking advantage of the Jun
coffee stop at Townshlre Shop
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Another couple told of being
some of the first to leave La
Marque:
“We pulled out of there about
6:30 Saturday evening; at that
time it wasn’t too bad, and we
really didn’t know whether to
leave or not.
“But now, two days later, out of of real disaster,” said Walter, lege Station area, «h:
14,000 people in LaMarque, there
are less than 100 left.
Overall gratitude was expressed
Neaves, 515 Pease St., personnt
rout i
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still
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tive efforts made po
training officer. ‘ immicafion between this area and
“Our area is a support area for disaster sections.
by any and all of the evacuees Houston, and this was just a lit-j when weather deatroved all
obtaining college accommodations, tie drill forced upon us. similar to fe | t , phone am j cirrtuis
“They’ve certainly been nice to what we could expect in case of , etuJinif in aml out of Hryan-Col-
us,” echoed on every lip. | war where cities would have to ^ S(ation> , matriir ra d io rou .
“All I know is this hurrfc«aej• v * cu * t ®»” added. I |tfd Hj , h (r iIii (ht . tiN ,
surely provided all Civil Defense Special tribute goes to the radio Highway Patrol and other agen-
workers in this area with a taste I ham operators in the Bryan-Col- | cies, was the only communication
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