Amarillo Daily News from Amarillo, Texas • Page 13

THE AMARILLO DAILY NEWS, AMARItXiO. TEXA8 PACE THIRTEEN DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES N.S.GriggsSoi. A 8 morulin old diuiithter of Mr. nntl Knmon Arnvulo died 3tcr or Mnrlon Friuiccn. Ellin.

Mann Ktenu. Services 10:00 A. M. Thursday. Guadnlupc Catholic Church.

WH1XF Larry Doyle. 4 monthii old, of Calir. died Thursday. Service. pending wltn MFTCHEU.

of Mr. and B. Bex Reid, ol 212 i North Pierce. Services were conducted Wednesday, 4:30 P.M. MEMORIAL PARK Potter Only Cora Marshall's New Job May Force Cut in Salary WASHINGTON, Jan.

8 (JP--Gen. George Marshall's new $15,000 a year cabinet Job as Secretary of 11, M. iioa Buchanan, died sta may cost him money. "Ku'iicii' fto' 0 Jr A'iteo iif. 'Wni" I Congress can prevent it.

vioiett E. Cnii: cikuchter of He draws $15.751 from the Army oe Thomas, six brothers two 2:30 Church, plalnvlcw. 2. or ays de Services pcnainir. 4 of Texas.

died Wcdnesdas'. Services nendlne. REID vean and Jancttc. infant now as a five star general and under a 1932 economy act can not draw two pay checks from the federal died government. However, the 1946 act which gave five stars to Marshall and seven other generals and admirals stipulated that whether active or re- daughters tired they should continue to draw their highest total pay and allowances as long as they live.

Congress solved the dilemma when Gen. Omar Bradley was named Vet- lerans Administrator. It passed spe- jcial legislation authorizing him-to, continue drawing his Army payi I which exceeded the $12,000 a year! JVA salary. Marshall's POSTURE CHAIRS A complete selection in wood ond metal--plain and LOholstercd. STATlOMtfiVS BANK SUPPIY 519 Polk Sr.

Phone 2-6509 present annual pay! check Is made up of $8,800 base pay, $5,000 personal allowance, $1,440 lorj rent, and $511 for rations. Pun Calendar THURSDAY, DEC. 9. PARAMOUNT; Jack Carnon and Den Morgan In "The Time; The Place and The 0)lrl" In Technicolor; Color Cartoon and Paramount News. Shows at 1:00, 5:00.

7:15, 0:30. Features at 1:00. 3:15, 5:30, 1:45 and 10:00 P. M. STATE: "Karl CarroH'a Sketchbook" with Constance Moore and William Mumltnll; Comedy, "So You Want to Save Your Sport Novelty and News.

SUOWB ftt 1:00. 3:02. 5:04, 7:06. 9:08. Features at 1:32.

.3:34, 5:36. 7:38 and 0:40 P. M. CAPITOL: decree Raft and Sylvia Sidney in "Mr Also Merrlc Melo- dle Cartoon. Shows at 4:15, 8:00, 7:45.

9:30. Features at 4:30 6:15. 8:00 and 9:45 P. M. RIALTO: "Billy the Kid's Banna War' with Stcele; Soortscopo; "KebuHd- Sho- 10:07 P.

M. LEON: "The Wife of Monte Crlsto," with John Loder and. Lcnoro Aubert. TEXAS: "Jesse James," with iTyrone Power and Henry Fonda, VICTORY: "If I'm Lucky." with Vivian Blalne and Harry James. Also "Dressed to Kill," with Basil Rathbone and Nisei Bruce.

HEX: "The Blr Sleep." with Humphrey Bogart and -Lauren Bacall. "The Searching Wind." with Robert Sylvia- Sidney, Richards. LYBIC: Joan Leslie and Robert' Alda. Also "Unknown Guest," with Victor Jory and Pamela nu of Ouam" and paramount News, hows at 1:00 1:56, 3:13, 4:47. 6:21, 7:55, Features at 1:00, 2:17, 3:11, 5:25, Blake.

CLUBS MEXICAN INN: Phi! Phillips and his Orchestra are plmylng nUhtly OLD TASCOSA: DlcK Morton Is every evening for dinner and dancing. MAYFAIH: Wally Booxer Hot Shots are playing each night. AVIATRIX: Open each night and Chilean Reds Win Legalized Name Carlton Scales' playing dines i "iHE NAT: Open Tuesday, i day, Friday and Saturday with Slick I Robertson and orchentra RAINBOW GARDENS: Open Monday through Saturday -with Rip Ramsey and the Wanderers ROLLER SKATING ROLLER PALACE: Sixth and JeKer- SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan. 8 elections court has ruled that the Communist Party of Chile henceforth may use Its true name on election ballots. The ruling followed presidential intervention In behalf.

of the party. The party had been excluded from use of the name "Communist" on ballots under a- ruling that It was against the social and constitutional order of the republic." Its candidates have run under the label of the "National Progressive Party." The court revised the order yesterday after President Gabriel Gonzalez said it was an error to state that the Communist Party intended to disrupt the American community and desired to tie the nation to "the chariot of Soviet imperialism and transform us into its bridgehead." This statmcnt was made In a letter to Eduardo Necochea, president of the Agrarian Labor Party, who had offered the party's aid "In defense of the constitution and laws" against Ull. a I How eU Mangum declared it Was his un- thwest's Afternponjmd OPPOSITIONS MAY DEVELOP IN TEXAS' SPEAKERSHIP DRIVE Jan. senators and representatives arriving In Austin preliminary the convening next: week of the 50tli Legislature today brought two developments in'races for presiding offices. 1.

Report!) of at least a mild flurry of opposition to the thus- far--unopposed bid of Red. W. O. Beefl of Dallas for Speakership ot the House. 2.

Indications of threc-corner- ed race for the presidency pro tempore of the. Senate. Reed's'speakership bid was reportedly under protest by some new members of the House who charged all the choice committee assignments unofficially rnade'thus far are going to old members. Reed, in. Austin'since, Jan.

2 consulting House members, Issued a formal statement, that derstanding. the would not.be applicants delegation -nor would Reed appoint'any of them for chairmanships since they consider having: Reed as speaker as sufficient recognition for the Dallas, district. three candidates became known' as, receptive to the post of president pro tempore of the Senate: 'Sens. T. C.

Chadwick of Quitman, Ben Ramsey of San Augustine and Kyle, Vick of Waco. The president pro tempore of the Senate, presides in the of the lieutenant governor and 'is. next in line for the -acting. governorship after the lieutenant governor. Sen.

Graves of "Dallas was the last holder of the office. Notes Promises 1 Jim Wright of Weatherford fbdused 1 attention toward the question of'raising money with which no appointments or chairmanships ba( promlses made in last sum have been promised any member-mere political campaigns. He spoke that a violation of hlsj last i gn before the Travis County Young 1 Democrat Club. Virtually the same 'promises were made by practically all members of the" legislature, Wright including promises of more substantial teacher salary and- higher per capita student apportment, a oath of 1 office. The speaker nominee said he-had consulted with 74 members of the House since Jan, 2 "for the purpose of getting better acquainted, not only from a.

personal standpoint but also, from the standpoint of legislative- practices, plans and procedure, so that all of us may do a better job for the people of Texas." No Dallas Chairmanships Preston Mangum, representative from Dallas, came to Reed's -aid with a statement that he would not accept any despite rumors that he was being considered to head the revenue and committee. 1" Ex-Cel-Cit 'NIGHT CREME Guards againsc aging lines and wrinkles by keeping skin soft, smooth, supple. Lubricates the skin while you sleep. lTM il" 'BEAUTY MASK 5 L(Clay Stimulates the skin and helps to revive inactive cells and tiny pores, leaving the skin fresh anrf tingling! alive. I DRUG STORE 500 N.

Fillmore Ph. 6254 KxOMis Britain Draws 200 Million From Loan WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 (U.R) Great Britain has drawn another 1 200 million dollars of her $3,750,000,000 loan from the United States, bringing the total withdrawal to 800 million dollars. British embwssy sources said the present program of purchase in this country will probably be continued, A statement made Nov. 21 by Sir Stafford Cripps, president of the British Board of Trade, gave the following figures on the use of the loan to that time: Foodstuffs, beverages and tobacco, 47 per cent; raw materials, 15 per cent; manufactures, 9 per cent, and other (mostly American motion pic- pure films and oil) 29 per cent.

The British have been using the money at the rate of 100 million dollars per month. They have until 1951 to draw it. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION THE STATK OP TEXAS, COUNTY OF POTTER: NOTICE Is hereby given that George W. Hirsch, owner of the Amarillo Tent Awning Company, located at 823 W. 4th Street in Amarillo.

Texas, do herein and hereby give notice that I intend to dissolve the Amarillo Tent Awning Company, and transfer all of the assets of this firm Into a corporation namely, the Amarillo Terit Awning company, after this notice of and intention to Incorporate has been run once a week four weeks as required by Jaw. WITNESS, my hand at Amarillo, Texas, this 12th day of December, A. 1946. AMARHiLO TENT AWNING CO. By George-W.

Hirsch. A -few Baldwin will be Available -rhii month. Your choice of two models. Con-fact us by phoning 6757 or by writing Box 426 Amarillo. Panhandle distributors for the entire Baldwin Line of pianos and the Baldwin.

Organ. MYERS MUSIC MART 33 YEARS IN AMARILLO EMIL F. MYERS AUSTINE MYERS i LOTS OF THEM! We have a complete line of Purina laying mash, Sanitation products and other poultry need! that are built to help you get top egg production. Doss go for Dor Chow Palatable, Excellent Conditioner, Economical GOULDY BROS. 2nd Tyler Phone 20x24, Heady to Move! Carload, 1-Inch Carload, 2-Inch Fir Dimension Insulation Board Door Lock Sets, Cabinet Hardware Inside and Outside Door Frames Windows and Window Frames Base Quarter Round, Screen Stock Upson Board Celotex Nu-Wod Plank Windows Outside White Paint Outside Doors Door and Window Stop Flooring, Fir Siding Gas Heaters Cement Youngstown Kitchenaiders BEVERLEY-BAUMAN LBR.

CO. 901 Geonla Phone 3-J830G STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES ttfa Anto Collision, ZJijS Current Dividends. All Forms of Iiuurance. B. B.

Williams Dlst. Manager 112 East Fifth Ave. Saving! on Insurance the time PoUcj Written. Frank Campbell Local Ajent Phone 2-6548 more liberal welfare and pension i program, and the availability, of; more funds for- farm-to-market! roads. i Texas Tax Income Shows Yearly Hike AUSTIN, Jan.

8 Texas closed out 1946 with a good cash income from taxes and other revenue producers, a- state comptroller's statement showed today. The gives collections through December for the fiscal year that began Sept. 1. The total was $112,137,795 compared with $95,827,000 for the comparable part of 1945. for December, 1946, were $27,268,775, and governmental costs for the same month were $25,895,152.

Since. Sept. state governmental cost has been $93,610,781. The cash balance at the year end was $35,465,404, Comptroller George Sheppard's reporfcsaid. He estimated the cash balance when the new cal year starts.Sept.

1, 1947, will be $44,731,442. Check! Itch Ing First Application Agonizing Itching ot ucly eczema, Ituh. IlJnRworin. Plmplew, BcAbtaff, IK checked on ON12 ALLIGATION of STAR. OINTMENT.

Hop tint m.m HM i Jar to iiatlrify. Try todi LEON L. HOYT. Jr. C.

P. A. and W. J. FELLERS.

C. P. A. announce the formation of firm of-LEON L. HOYT CO.

Certified (Public Accounttmts 510 Amarillo Bldu. 'AmarUlo i NOW I I SHOWtNC Joan A3da "CINDERELLA JONES" Victor "UNKNOWN OUEST" to cold a little time-tested VapoRubrnelti in your mouth works finel Roller Skating Daily In the Southwest's finest roller Glenn, wholesome--always supervised! Must come properly dressed or In costume. Come down regularly-We'll tench you to skate for free! Every Afternoon Every Night 2 to 4:30 P. M. 8 to 10:30 P.

M. ROLLER PALACE We Specialize In School and Church Parties SIXTH and JEFFERSON STREETS, If you expect to enjoy Tomorrow---You must have good eyesight Today Your '-eyesight plays an imnortant your nervous system. If your eyes hurt, or you feel nervous and dizzy, have your eyes checked while they can be corrected, before it; is late. TWO LOW PRICES ---SINGLE VISION- GLASSES I Complet i- Kryptok Bifocal -GLASSES Complet Including: Scientific Eye Examination--Smgle or Double Vision Bifocals--White or Clear Lenses--Choice of Frames--Cose. LEE OPTICAL CO.

DR. ELLIS CARP PHONE 7425 DR. C. T. SHROPSHIRE 404 POLK KITCHEN SINKS AssQitcd Sizes Withers Plumbing Company 412 Van Buren Phone 2-5542 VICTORY DAV HARRY "IF I'M LUCKY" Plus BASIL RATHBOVE "DRESSED TO KILL" Friday--Saturday PLUS JESSE NOW! iif TEXAS "FASHIONS OF TOMORROW" NEWS--SPORTS TOXIGHT OPEN 6:30 I BOGA lAURtW STAR.

TONIGHT OPEN 6:30 A STARTS SAT. MARJORIE MAIN VIRGINIA O'IRIEN BETTER LIGHT FOR BETTER SIGHT Folks like to shop in a store that's well lighted. Now, your Public Service Company has trained several of Jts employes at a special school to help you have better lighting. Because better lighting usually means better business, every store owner will want to check with one of our trained specialists. Call your Public Service Company now for, the advice of a lighting specia.1- ist.

This service at no extra charge. PUBLIC sen VICE A 2 2 A OF OOOD I I I A I I STARTS TODAY Those Hilarious "GUYS FROM MILWAUKEE" All Terrific Tunes By Arthur Schwartz and Leo Robin TODAY and FRIDAY "MOORE MARSHALL BILLY THE KID'S Range War with BOB STEELE.