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21 THI AUSTIN AMERICAN, AUSTIN, TEXAS Obituary RAY KUKSHICK Reburial services for Private First Class Ray Kunshick, killed on Okinawa May 25. 1945, will be held at the Hyltin-Manor Funeral Home Friday at 4 p. The Rev. L. R.

Cole of the Capital Heights Baptist Church will officiate. Full military services will be held at Memorial Park by the American Legion, Travis Post No. 76. under the direction of Major Horace H. Shelton.

The firing squad will be furnished by the Bergstrom Army Air Base. Adolph Hohertz will act as chaplin and Vernor Stohl will sound taps. The colors and color guard will be furnished by Post 76. American Legion. Kunshick is survived by his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Kunshick; Home four brothers, Lonny Kunshick, Lonny Kunshick Vernon Kunshick. and Leroy Kunshick and one Mrs. D. S.

Scott, all of Austin. 1100 Colorado 4351 WILKE FUNERAL HOME Featuring CHAPEL of the Largest Seating Funeral Chapel in Austin! 1811 So. Congress Ph. 7-6173 Eldon Powell FLORIST QUALITY ROWERS 2-9273 Dependable Service 2001 Guadalupe HILLYERS FLORISTS ((Flowers by Wire) DAY PHONE 2-1147 NIGHT PHONE 2-3125 1406 LAVACA EDNA MOXETTE HOWARD Edna Monette Howard, 8 -year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

TYavis Howard. 1113 Springdale Road, died at her home Thursday. Besides her parents, she is survived by four sisters. Mrs. Wililam E.

Harris and Margaret, Marilyn and Melanie Howard, all of Austin. The body is at the home. Funeral services will be conducted at the Week-Corley Funeral Home Friday at 4 p. m. with the Rev.

W. E. An- drrson officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park. MRS.

EDITH RAVEN Funeral services for Mrs. Edith Raven. 73. were conducted at the Weed-Corley Funeral Home Thursday. The Rev.

E. L. Sparks officiated and burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were J. S.

Robinson Charles Robinson, Raymond Hayes, H. O'Brian Raven. Frank I Raven and Howard Southwell. MRS. ORA BELLE BRANYON Mrs.

Ora Belle Branyon, 54, of 2001 Wichita died 'Hiursday in a local hospital. I Funeral services will be held Sat, urday at 10 a. m. at the Field Funeral Home in Lockhart with the Rev. C.

W. Ferguson, pastor of the First Christian Church of Lockhart, officiating, assisted by Dr. John Barclay. Burial will be in the Lockhart cemetery. Mrs.

Branyon was a member of the University Christian Church of Austin and of the Capital chapter of the OES. Mrs. Branyon is survived by her mother. Mrs. Mary Jane Hicks of Smithville; a daughter, Mrs.

J. W. Fulps of Lockhart; a son, Robert A. Branyon of Harlingen; two sisters, Mrs. J.

R. Ingram of Smithville and Mrs. Ethel Driskill of Austin, and five brothers, T. B. and F.

S. Hicks of San Antonio, W. G. Hicks of Corpus Christi. J.

B. Hicks of Harlingen and J. C. Hicks of Jacksonville, Fla. LEROY KANETZKY Funeral services were held at the Hyltin-Manor Funeral Home Thursday for Technical Sergeant Leroy H.

Kanetzky, killed in action over the Northern Ruhr Valiev in Germany June 22, 1944. Full military services were held at Capital Memorial Park under the direction of the Travis Post No. 76. American Legion. Major Horace H.

Shelton, commanding. Pallbearers were his cousins, Harry Grave, Vesper Warwick Carl Kanetzky. Ernest Dittmar. Ravmond Kieke and Frank Dittmar. The Rev.

F. G. Roesener of St. Martin Lutheran Church officiafed. CLIFFORD PHILLIPS FORE Friday, April -------AUTOMOTIVE row SALE special deluxe, fordor.

Perfect shape. New paint Job and Sun visor. radio, heater. STATION WAOON: New IMS Chevrolet never been reals te red, sell way below list. or trade.

NEW 1949 Ford convertible. Radio and heater, white sidewalls. 3.614 miles. Must sell, student needs cash. 2-9593- WELL-BEHAVED Plymouth coach home, can climb hills, starts when wet.

Phone 4562. CLASSItlEO DISPLAY AUTOMOTIVE CLASSIFIED DISPLAY FON SALE 1940 2-DOOR Chevrolet, clean inside and out. Original owner Very good mechanical. Good tires, heater. 2902 French 1947 CHRYSLER four-door extras.

Call 6-1806 after 3 p. m. 8300 UNDER LIST. 48 Dodge custom sedan Dave. 4549 evenings or 2601 1949 MERCURY Sports Coupe.

heater, plastic seat covers. Has bad oest of care. 82.395. Call 2-8597. Spear.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Fix It! Let Travis Motor Exchange 11 Brand New or Factory Rebuilt Motors One Day Service No Money Down NEW MOTOR GUARANTEE DIAL 5003 EAST 1st BATTERIES Sfr mfisry 790 A dry level, itreiMli, Star This fcee ym THIS SERVICE is nee! ROYAL are two camera studies of HRH Prince Charles of Edinburgh, made by Royal command at Buckingham Palace in London when the young prince was 19 weeks old. The fair-haired, blue-eyed son of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, was born Nov. 14, 1948. He was christened Prince Charles Philip Arthur George of Edinburgh, but the London press calls him Prince 19th and 2-54SS 19th and Ban 2 -T 73 WITH PHILIPPINE GUERILLAS Austin Officer Fills Unique Niche in Army's War Annals World-Circling Crew Honored Wildest Traders in Texas OH BOY OH BOY HAVE WE GOT CAMP HOOD, April 7 Few living men have been regimental commanders while still captains. but one of them is Major Robert Spielman of Austin, S-3 of the 41st Armored Infantry Battalion.

part of the on Second Armored Division at Camp Hood. Active in the Philippine guerilla force. Major Spielman was commander of the 114th Regiment of the lOtli United States Military District. the organized Philippine guerilla bands, in January of 1945. He was captured on Corregidor as a buck sergeant on May 7.

1942. and was sent to Davao penal colony Funeral services for Clifford 1 Britain Heavy Budget Brings Rumble Of Anglo Folk LONDON. April (IP Stafford Cripps was believed to have convinced critics in his own Labor Party that his heavy national budget is necessary for mom FUNERAL HOME FIRST FUNERAL HOME THURLOW B. WEED JACK CORLEY Lavaca at 17tH Phana 2-1174 FOR FLOWERS at Lavaca 7-6118 Phillips Fore were held Thursday ai the Cook Funeral Home with the Rev. John K.

Beery of War Memorial Methodist Church officiating. assisted by the Rev. J. E. Moore Jr.

of the First Nazarene Church. Burial was in Memorial Park. The Masonic Lodge of Aus- Un had charge of the service. BERTHOLD SCHNEIDER GEORGETOWN, April Reburial services for Marine Sergeant Berthold Schneider, 23, of Jarrell, will be held Friday at 3:30 p. m.

at the Zion Lutheran Church at Walburg, Texas. Schneider was killed May 17, 1945 at Okinawa. The Rev. J. H.

Kcllmeyer wm officiate, and militaiy services will be conducted by the Abe Harrison American Legion Post, Georgetown. Surviving are the father, Oscar Schneider of Jarrell; four sisters, Mrs. Clara Koble of Florence, Mrs. Minnie Tienert of Georgetown; Mrs. Ina Ping of Cincinnati.

Ohio, Mrs. Lydia Cardwell of Los Angeles. and two brothers. Await Schneider of Bartlett and Rhyden Schneider of Albany. MARILYN E.

CARTER TAYLOR. April i Spl services for Marilyn Esther Carter, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Carter Jr. of Brenham, were held Wednesday at the Condra Funeral Home. The Rev. E. Bruce Banks officiated, and burial was in the Beaukiss Cemetery.

Survivors are her parents, a sister, Delores Carter of Brenham, and her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Carter Sr. of Elgin and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Henze of Coupland. on Mindanao, southernmost of the Philippines, from where he and nine others escaped in April of 1943.

He reported to the 10th Military District in Agusan and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Army on May 11. Almost immediatel, he and two other officers gathered 1.500 men and organized the 114th Regiment. The purpose of the regiment was to operate radio stations to report Japanese shiping and troop movements to the United States Navy. As a second lieutenant, he was appointed commander of one of the battalions of the 114th Regiment. At one time, 15.000 Japanese troops, intended as reinforcements in the Solomons, were stranded for lack of the ships which the 114th had helped to sink.

In the single month of April. 1945. the 114th, under the command of Spielman, paved the way for the invasion of Leyte by helping the Navy destroy a troublesome radar station and by radioing information which led to the destruction of 3,000 Japanese troops. On November 14, 1946, having reached his present grade, he was placed on inactive duty and returned to the United States. He returned to active duty in December.

1948. and was assigned to Camp 150 AUTOMOBILES TO CHOOSE FROM FORT WORTH, April 7. UP) The men who flew the Lady non-stop around the world were honored here Thursday. Close your complete deal right drive away-all in flight of the B50 bomber which ten minutes do our own financing. circled the Worth to 47 Ford 2 dr.

$1295. 49 Ford Coupe $1795. 46 Chev. 4 dr. $1195.

1195 ALL IN ONE IS THE PLACE TO SHOP Just a few rest of them are HERE! SHOP IN OUR LARGE WAREHOUSES UNDER OUR SHEDS Fort Worth in 94 hours and one 46 Ford 2 dr. 46 Nash 4 dr. minute. The plane took off from Carswell Air Base on Feb. 26 and landed the morning of March 2.

It refuled in flight four times. Captain James G. Gallagher, the 47 Ford 4 dr pilot, and 12 crew members were 46 Plym. 5 PC 48 Chev. Aero 39 Ford Coupe 42 Plym.

Conv. 49 Ford 4 dr. 49 Line. 4 dr. 47 Chev.

Aero 1595. 995. 41 Chev. 2 dr. 795.

1775. 39 Chev. 2 dr. 595. 595.

41 Ford 4 dr. 695. 895. 41 Ford 5 PC 695. 1995.

49 Merc. 2 dr. 2195. 2295. 47 Chev.

5 PC 1495. 1495. 46 Plvm. Conv. 1295.

1295. 41 Olds 4 dr. 795. 41 Ford 2 dr. 895.

48 Chev. 4 dr 1795. 42 Hudson 4 dr. 695. 38 Chev.

Coupe 395. 48 Ford 2 dr. 1495. 41 Pontiac 4 dr. 795.

47 Merc 4 dr 1595. 47 Dodge 2 dr. 1295. 49 Ford 2 dr. 1795.

inony at the dinner and made hon OUR VOLUME SELLING IT POS- orary citizens of Fort Worth. The medals bore the crew mem to give you the BEST TRADE IN name and the words. A Wnrth tn Fnrt non- Brand New Automobiles Worth to Fort non stop flight around the hours 1 26-March 2. Bomber Lucky Lady Earlier Thursday a plaque was unveiled at Carswell Air Base by Amon Carter Jr, on behalf of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. The plaque, bearing the names of the crew, the planners of the 2 New 49 Merc.

4 over-dr. 49 Merc. 2 dr. 49 Chev. 4 dr.

49 Plym 4 dr. 49 Ford 2 dr. 49 Olds 4 dr. 49 Chev. C.

Coupe 49 Pontiac 2 dr. 1949 Buick 49 Plym. 5 P. Coupe 49 Chev. 2 dr.

Ford Conv. 49 Pontiac 4 dr. cars can For more than two hours. Cr pps Leard fellow Laborites criticize his I Hood, plans. Then the chancellor of tne The son of Mrs.

E. B. Spielman of exchequer strode out to iuach. i 400 East 34th Street, Austin. Major smiling and apparently unperturbed.

But there were murmurmgs Spielman resides with his wife. Lucy, and their two children. Paul, among housewives, bus I Elmo, 2. at 5101 Avenue conducotrs and editorial writers that the Labor Party would pay at the for failing to back better living in this, the fourth postwar year. The budget, announced Wednesday.

totals 3.826.000,000 billion pounds It calls for higher prices for rationed meat, cheese, butter and margarine so the government can trim its huge subsidies for foods. While the party caucus was in progress Thursday in a smoke- lilled room of historic Westminster Palace. Prime Minister Climent Attlee's Laborite cabinet held its own budget inquest. The British Press Association speculated that a supplementary in Austin. 'Harvey's' Pal Forgets About The Matinee ST.

LOUIS. April Frank Fay. a guy who sees white rabbits when nobody else does, overlooked a St. Louis matinee performance Wednesday which was noticed by everyone else. Fay is appearing at the Ameri budget might be put out in tne can Theater in the stage hit.

J. 1 autumn to remedy the impression this one left, to wait until the budget of next April leave things too near to the C.en- eral The General tion comes in 1950. Failure of the budget to entertainment or purchase taxes and the fact that only a one (1-2-3 cents) tax cut was made on each pint of beer, sent brewery, movie and department store stocks sliding on the London S'ock Exchange. Firemen-Poliremen Suit Starts Friday Ltider New Management Hyltin Manor Funeral Home Ph. 6-5389 CAPITAL MEMORIAL PARK Just a 10 minute drive from city limits 00 Highway tl North.

The ONLf perpetual care cemetery in Austin and Travis County operating under the State laws of Texas. Which means: UPKEEP without assessment NOTICE! A Free Burial Space Given for Deceased Service Men Being Returned from Overseas. Property can be purchased through oar PAYMENT PLAN Nt carrying charge or interest 206 NALii BLDG. Office Phone 2-9585 Night 7-12M Holiday Phono Aid To Rebuild Homes Asked McALESTER. April 7 iUP) hundred and 73 families have asked for Red Cross assistance in rebuilding homes damaged or destroyed by tornadoes in the past two weeks in Oicla- homa.

Arkansas and Texas, thi Red Cross announced Thursday. The relief organization, which opened a tri-state tornado htad- I quarters here last week, said the twisters hit seven towns in Texas, six in Oklahoma and 11 in Ar- kansas. A total of 249 dwellings were destroyed and 445 damaged. Twenty-five persons were killed in the storms, and 249 injuraJ, a complete and official tally showed. Storms in Mississippi, Missouri and Louisiana killed at least seven more, it was noted, but relief for those areas is not being funneled through McAlester.) The Weather Hourly temperature readings: 1 7 p.

....................72 7 a. 6 p. 8 a. 9 p. ...............66 9 t.

10 p. ....................65 10 a. 11 11 a. 12 Midnight ...........62 12 1 a. 62 1 p.

2 a. 2 p. 3 a. 52 3 p. 4 m.

m. 50 4 p. 5 a. 5 p. 6 a.

52 6 p. ...........................82 7 a. 52 7 p. Tor Austin Friday Sunrise 6 13 ft. sunset 6:54 p.

2 05 p. moonset 3:23 ft. The moon will be full on April 11. Highest temperature since Jan. 1: 87 on April 7: lowest temperature since Jaiv 1: -2 degrees on Jan.

31. Total rainfall since Jan 1: 9 54 inches: accumulated excess 1.84 Inches. Colorado River stages: Montopolls Bridge 3.8 feet. Lake Buchanan 1.006 01 feet. Lake Travis (Marshall 640.07 feet.

Colorado River forecast: Little change. High and low temperature readings Thursday from Texas were: Abilene ...........89 50 Fort Worth 9156 Amarillo 80 44 Fredericksburg 82 45 Austin 87 47 75 61 Brownsville 83 54 Houston ...........84 53 Corpus Christi 83 53 Laredo .90 55 Del 47 San Antonio 87 46 SI Paso ..............80 Waco ....................88 50 A suit by 150 firemen and policemen against the City of Austin will be heard Friday in 126th District Court. These employes say they are only seeking clarification of their civil service status as to minimum pay, overtime, longevity pay and vacation and sick leave. They will be represented by former Governor Dan Moody. City Attorney Trueman O'Quinn will present the case.

Judge Jack Roberts postponed the hearing from last month because of the illness of O'Quinn. which deals with an imaginary rabbit six feet 1 1-2 inches tall. Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. curtain time was delayed 20 minutes be cause Fay around the theater.

The company manager, searching the downtown area, spotted Fay leisurely driving his car along the street, completely oblivious to the fact that he was threatening the rest of the cast with a nervous breakdown. Fay's simple explanation of his absence: "I forgot we had a Wed nesday ----------Juvenile Supervisors To Receive Day Off The two supervising couples at the Travis County Juvenile Home will now be able to take a day off each week. The Travis County Commissioners Court has employed Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Ballard to work at the home one 24-hour period each week Their pay for this period was set at $18.33. This will permit Mr. and Mrs. M.

E. Miller, day supervisors, and Mr. and Mrs. E. V.

James, night supervisors, to have their day off. flight and other data about the for $300. below vour blue one mission, included a sketch of the route, superimposed upon a tan. It was presented to the Eighth Air Force by the Star-Telegram. The plaque bore the names of Capt.

Gallagher, plane commander; First Lieutenant Arthur Neal, second pilot; Captain James H. Morris, third pilot; Captain Glenn E. Hacker, first navigator; First Lieutenant Earl L. Rigor, second navigator; First Lieutenant Roland B. Bonner, radar officer.

First Lieutenant William F. Caf-1 frey. radar officer; Captain David B. Parmlee, flight engineer; Staff Sergeant Robert G. Davis, flight engineer; Technical Sergeant Virgil L.

Young, flight engineer; Tech- ical Sergeant Burgess G. Cantrell, radio operator; Staff Sergeant Robert R. McLeroy, radio operator; Technical Sergeant Melvin G. Davis, gunner; and Staff Sergeant Donald G. Traugh gunner.

Chev. Ton Dump $479.00 Chev 14 Ton Stake $289.00 Dodge 2 Ton Stake $899.00 Ford 14 Ton Stake $219.00 Ford 14 Ton Stake $298.00 41 Chev. 14 Ton Flat Bed $398.00 Ford 14 Ton Dump $498.00 Dodge 4 Ton Pickup $798.00 Studebaker 4 Ton P.U. $925.00 Dodge 4 Ton Panel SS49.00 Over 30 trucks select from to got lots of brand new Ford Chev. Pick Ups that we sell at list below.

Winkley-Automobile Co. 504-510 So. Cong. Open evenings Sundays 7 p.m. we operate on small profit and quick turn over! SMITH MOTORS Sifith TEXAS Police Say Raid Nipped Vice Ring CHICAGO.

April (JPh -Police Thursday booked Mrs. Norma Wire, 24. arrested Tuesday night in a raid which Captain Thomas Harrison said nipped the nerve center of a vice ring. She was charged with directing persons to houses of prostitution and was ordered to appear Friday before Municipal Judge Mason S. Sullivan.

Mrs. Wire was found by police sitting at a table before two telephones in a bare room at 640 North Clark Street. Also on the table were two leather-bound notebooks containing the names, birthdates and other information on 2.500 men. Captain Harrison said the men were clients who telephoned the ring for appointments with prostitutes. The names included those of a film star, an Illinois state senator and many residents of foreign countries who have visited Chicago in recent months.

Captain Harrison said his men are seeking for questioning a second woman who he said had worked in the room as a telephone operator. Nash Motors Announces $20 to $120 Reduction On New Nash Airflytes P. K. WILLIAMS Announces Reductions On Entire Used Car Stock 1948 NASH 4-door sedan. radio.

2-tone pal neater, visor, plastic seat -indshleld washer, bed. $1945 lint, cov- was 1946 FORD Tudor sedan. heater, spotlight, 1946 NASH 4-door sedan, white sidewall tlree heater, new seat covert. was $1245 now S1200 1942 NASH was $1225NOW $1200 1947 NASH 4-door sedan. Weather eye heater, radio.

spotlight. windshield washer. was $1300 S1250 4-door sedan, radi just reconditioned, and seat covers. o. heater, motor new upholstery 1941 CHEVROLET 2-door A PRECIOUS by the fabulous Hope Diamond (right) and the huge 100-carat Star of the East (left), Grace Flint does a little day-dreaming in New York.

The two great stones, part of the collection of the late Evalyn Walsh McLean, were delivered to the office of Harry Winston, jewler and employer, by a mailman The 74-piece collection was purchased from the McLean estate by Winston. The two stones are insured by Lloyds of London for $1,600,000. CLASSIFIED HATES Two Pries If Word Minimum 6c wor 10c word 10 SS Ratea baaed on consecutiva insertions. akip-dar orders taka one-time ratea All man IV make-up za to start in the morning Amerl- appear In the evening Statea- the aame day. no is Right reserved to edit 1 ada and i of I fy, index, or reject any ad- CLASSIFIED DISPLAY restricted aa type faces and make-up rulea Spaca rates available on request Count sbbrtviaUona.

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Saturday for Sunday. and Holidays S-i p. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 12 Noon week days preceding day publication. Noon Friday for Sunday CAN IED and THE AMERICAN 8TA HESMAN classified conBF Seventh and Colorado was $750 NOW $725 1947 NASH Ambassador 4-door sedan, overdrive, fog light. Windshield washer, heater, plastic seat covers.

was $1525 1938 BUICK in. gc tires, runs good. was $475 1946 NASH Ambassador 4-door sedan, radio, windshield washer. Weather eye. heater, bed.

lights, spot light and new tires puncture proof, tubes. was $775 1948 NASH 4-door. 2-tone paint, radio, heater, overdrive. was $1850 NOW 1946 NASH 4-door. 2-tone paint Weather eye.

heater. $1825 was $1195 SI 175 S1500 S425 1942 CHEVROLET 2-door Flee til ne was $875 NOW $850 1946 NASH 5 Passenger coupe. Weather eye heater, radio. was $1195 NOW $1175 fog I with was $1425 NOW $1400 1947 NASH 4-door. 2-tone Mint, radio.

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