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THE AMARILLO DAILY NEWS, AMARILLO, TEXAS EX-GOVERNOR GETS IN ON VERBAL ROUNDUP WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 3. Amputees' Motorcycle Developed in Russia MOSCOW Kiev motor motorcycle factory has turned out its first vehicle for invalids. The machine, its producer stated, can be operated by persons with only, one arm, persons with one arm tuid one leg, or by invalids with only one arm and no legs. All the necessary mechanisms for operating the motorcycle--a three wheeled affair--are located on a ingle metal driving rod. These in- lude steering, self starter, brake, accelerator and horn.

The machine has a rack for hold- ng crutches, a baggage compartment and an extra tire. j. it i --Daily News Staff Photo Cow talk by cowmen was voiced yesterday during a visit of former Gov. Coke R. Stevenson to the Amarillo Fat Stock Show.

Putting be-Stetsoned heads together were Jay Tayloi-, Mayor Lawrence Hagy, Mr. Stevenson and Lee Bivins, Mr. Stevenson was principal speaker at the annual convention session of the Panhandle Livestock Association. Mr. Bivins was elected new president of the organization during the meeting.

WARGASES Rl KIKICCC Fifty-four gases were in use dur-i DUDIINCOO the early part of World War this number dwindled to 12, tfour of which were discarded before the tnd of the conflict. MOUSE "ELECTRICIAN" When electricians needed to get aii electric light through a FOOD STDRtS i SPfCIAlS Prices Good Tuesday Afternoon Wednesday. All Good at Furr Fantex Store. COUPON ANGEL FOOD I CAKES I I Fresh, Plain, Without Coupon 63c Delicious Delicious Served With Peaches Pound Cake Each 36 Assorted Icings Layer Cakes Dinner Rolls Dozen 16 FRESH Cinnamon ROLLS Dozen 24 Food Industry Recovers Fast, WhistlesWith HighGood Cheer By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK, March 2 -The convincing cheerfulness. Commodity prices have regained part of their losses in the February break.

The government is due back in the market to buy up food stuffs for Europe. May wheat is still about 40 cents lower than just before the Feb. 4 break, Corn is off about 20 cents a bushel, and outs less than 5 cents. Cotton is within a half cent a pound of the old figure. Top hogs are still off $2.25 a hundredweight and top good are down S4.

But one of the industry's spokesmen, the American Institute of Food Distribution, predicts that four families out of five will have enough money to go on eating as well or little better than last year. This, even more than government buying, will keep food prices from dropping much, it is said. Store dollar volume may drop a little but only to the extent prices are down, and not because market baskets hold less groceries. The institute noies that shoppers are buying less meat but more groceries. It thinks grocers will compete ever more aggressively for the independents accounted for more the recent fireworks.

As for any long-term talk about prices next fall, the institute says frostily, "It is impossible to predict what weather will Jater do to crops." But it does think that "dumbnes of canners and other packers in planning production larger than th outlook for demands will certainl; depress some markets to unprofit ably low levels, unless the weathe intervenes." Typographical Error Brings On Case ol Near AnARChy FULTON, (AP)--Tha Sun Gazette carried a classified ad with a mistake in spelling; "Wanted-man between 25 and BO with an arc." It should have read car. The next morning the newspaper received a letter which said "You ask for a man with an arc. When do you expect the flood We VALUABLE PRODUCTION All the mines of the during the 435 years from 1402 to 1028, produced $21,120,208,527 worth of gold and $18,521,220,049 worth of silver. South Mountain Phoenix, is the largest municipally- owned park in the world, it comprises square miles of scenic desert and mountains. "WORLD'S STOREHOUSE" Because of its fertile soil and almost inexhaustible mineral other natural resources, JMexico is known as "the Storehouse of the World." Advertisement FISH IS GOOD 9- AND GOOD FOR YOU FRESH FROZEN XV COD FILLETS A i unv, UU A Lllti 1JUOU tO COJTie consumer's dollar.

And it believes'are anxious to know as we need the this competition between chains and rain very bad. Thank you. In BOXING or GASOLINE rwir PHILLIPS 66 IS FOR EASY WARM-UP AND PLENTY OF POWER! Where does a boxer get his punch? Timing and control does i and control is what puts the "punch" in Phillips 60 Gasoline! Yes, we control Phillips 66 by the careful selective blending of its high-quality components to fit your driving needs every season of the year! Pay your nearest Phillips 66 station a visit soon. If it's performance you want it's performance you'll get! CONTXOUW" TO Give YOU FAST STARTS! If You Drink--Don't Drive If You Drink--Don't Drive WELCOME, COWMEN! Poland Pushes Training To Replace Doctors POZiNAN, Poland ost more than 50 per cent of its physicians during 'the war', but new doctors now are being trained in even Polish cities. Poland had 13,000 doctors be- ore the war and only 6,300 when was over.

Today, 8,200 students are attending medical schools in Warsaw, Kroko.w, Lodz, Lublin, Gdansk and Wroclaw, A new medical academy also is to be established Jn Lower Silesia, BEEK FOR SCHOLARS In the time of the Egyptian beer was so important a food item that it was customary for -mothers to bring beer to their sons in school, according to the Encyclopedia Britannlea. Leave your herd and "PAINT THE TOWN" The Liquor Marts No. 1 Store KENNETH WHIPPLE No. 2 Store 16th and Monroe 10th and Flllmore Phone 2-'l9l5 Owner Phono You Drink--Don't Drive If You Drink--Don't Drive if YOU OWN A CAR-- IF YOU'RE A PEDESTRIAN-- If YOU HAVE SOME PROPERTY-- IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING-INSURE IT! Call your frfendly EXCHANGE AGENT for additional information about your Insurance netds These Agencies Represent Capital Stock Companies Amarillo Insurance Exchange Askew Brown Mrs. G.

G. Block J. Burkhalter Rolla V. Coitwrighf Finch Gavin Freeman Insurance Agcy. C.

R. Haynie Ini, Agcy. HolNFerguson Agcy. Hygo H. Locwenstern t.

Lylet Oakes-Fyfe Agcy. Ordway-Saunders Co, D. W. Owen Panhandle Ins. Agcy.

Harold S. Richey Ri'cks-Maguire Realty Co. Thomson-King Aqcy. Upshow Insurance Agcy. Howard Williams Aacy.

White Whirehead Agcy. Witliami-Bovct Agey. Put ihadei on lamps that "swallow" light. Use dear translucent shades that utilize every bit of light given by your bulbs. i under a light that does not throw sufficient Illumination on the book or paper you art reading.

Eyestrain is the result. Allow a child to study under the wrong type of lamps put too much light emd and cause harsh reflection. Clean lamp shades and bulbs frequently. Much light an fee wasted In Huit ond Place lamps so that equal and sufficient light Is given tor everyone who UIPI the Make sure that children have the proper type of study lamps, giving dear warm on the work they art doing. Simple rules for good lighting that will add comfort and enjoyment to your living.

They are important rules to follow that will protect the precious eyesight of every member of your family. Better light means better sight. We Hove Nothing to Sell But Good Electric Serw'ce ill COME TO YOUR HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS A Public S.rvice Company lighting specialist will io your home, office, or of business to give you recommendations ai to how to obtain the best in lighting. There's no obligation, Juit call or your nearest Public Service office, PUBLIC sen VICE A.