Amarillo Daily News from Amarillo, Texas • Page 11

WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 5, 1941. THE AMAHILLO DAILY NEWS. AMARIUXX TEKA8 PAGE ELEVEN REAL ESTATE HOUSES FOE SALE MOVED--New 2-roOm house, delivered In Ainarlllo; terms. 61-A INCOME PROTEST! INCOME PHOPEHTX--lurmshed houses --leaving town.

Owner. 205 Louis- 76S9. LOTS FOE SALE LOTS OP LOTS --Aay addition, any street. Powell Realty. J553.

BIVIKS ADDITION Beautiful Homesites. $400 Up Call GDS WATSON wiib MILES firWTY CO. HO West 5th Phone 2-0512 or 2-1510 100-FOOT CORNER. 9th and N. Tyler, cash.

SIS monm. Ph. S-1-" caan. JJJLUJUJ. J-M.

FOR SALE 1201 Travis 1501 TraY- 25M Washington. Realty. 5S58. IDEAL HOMESITE 55-Ioot lot on So. Van Buren for eale.

special price week. WECT TEXAS REALTY CO. 519 FiiSBWg. Ph. 4-i33-a-Oj3 EXCELLENT Business Lot, 723 North FlUmore.

601140 with good cement floor and foundation. Priced low action- E. A. Segal Com- pany. 300 West eth.

LOT 10, Block 102. San Jaclnto. by own- er. cash. A.

L- Orlgsby. Her- mit. Texas. 63 FARMS. BA.NCHES TRACTS A HOME CLEAR to lo.

McCasland- 9433. WESTERN AVE. TRACTS Just -have tv.o tracts left on Western Avenue, fuse south or Tenth Avenue These tracts contain 3-41 acres. lacing on Western Avenue, with good Paving We can sell these tracts for $500 each Part cash, balance terms. T.

BRUNER 22-22-1 203 West Ktb 0 Hart. 130 in cultlvt lion With Irrigation well; 25 220 AnaarUlQ Bldg- Phone 2-1PS2 or 2-1103. FOR SALE-lrrigated (arm ot 100 acres in fort Sumner Valley, 1 mile south ar Highway 60. unlncuin- bered. well improved, hall In ai- lalfa, balance row crop and wheat.

"Price $125 per acre, no trade, good terms. Tom White, Fort Sumner. N. M. TWO IMPROVED SECTIONS Castro County in cultivation All COOd irrigation belt.

Plenty ol water, $16 50 per acre. Also several choioe Texas and New Mexico ranches. Both large and small. G. W.

GROOM, with HUGO LOEWENSTERN CO, 315 Polk Ph. 22-22-g or 2-2833 6,000 ACRE TEXAS RANCH 200 miles southeast ol AmarUlo; 6 good wells. 20 to 90 leet; valley and rolling sandy land; well turfed with gramma and mixed grasses; 57.50 acre Consider some trade. SAM ALBRIGHT, -with Hugo H. Loewenstern Co.

315 Polk Ph. 22-22-8 or 8390 2274 ACRES In Deaf Smith County. 1200 acres good grass, balance lirst class farm land In good condi- tion. Fair improvements. Can make terms to the right man on this tract.

Call M. C. WISDOM Southern States Loaiv Co. 115 East 5th. Phone 5381 FOB SALE--Beautiful suburban home sites.

Canyon Highway. Hoy Brit- ata, 8129. 65 REAL ESTATE TRADES TRADE EQUITY 160 acres land near Hereford, good irrigation im- i- prcvements, for clear houSQ In Am- arlllo" must be good location. Box AUTOMOTIVE 68 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE V-8 DELUXE Tudor 16.000 mtlfts. Trade lot cheaper car.

205 Bu- GOOD USED CARS "SAFETY TESTED" -1940 OLDS 70 -S-d. Trg. Sedan Dusty gray finish; "radio and heater, $695 1941 PLYMOUTH DeLuxe Coupe Ra- dio and heater; less than 10,000 miles: beautiful green irridescent finish S735 1940 DODGE 2-door Sedan Heater equipped. Driven only 8,200 miles This car- lite new S795 193D OLDS SO 4-door Touring Sedan Dark blue finish. New white sJde- wall tires, heater $650 1938 PACKARD 8 120 series 4-door Se- dan wheels; radio and heat- er; glossy original blacK finish, 5550 1933 BTJICK Special 4-door Touring Sedan "With radio and heater Beige finish.

Reconditioned throughout 1937 PACKARD 120 4-d. Trg. Sedan Driven only 21,000 miles; radio and heater 1938 OLDS 6 2-d. Trg. Sedan Radio and heater $495 Amarillo Oldsmobile Inc.

S10 Tyler Phone 5287 IP INTERESTED in a good car. rea- Eonably priced and on easy pay- ments, we have" some repossessions that you should see. General nance E55 Tcylflr. HARVEY SOUTHWORTH Pays More for Clean Late Model Automobiles THAN ANTONE IN THE SOUTH! Overstocked Dealers TAKE NOTICE I 'HARVEY SOUTHWORTH 7DI S. Pillmore Ph.

6391-6392 ONE 1935 International a panel truck, new motor, A-I condiMon 5500.00. Phone 2-1437. PERSONALLY INDORSED 1940 HUDSON 8 Coupe 193B HUDSON 8 (T3OQ Coupe 1938 HUDSON Terraplane Brougham' 3938 HUDSON Terraplane Coupe 1937 HUDSON 8 Sedan 1937 TERRAPLANE Brougbam 1336 BUICK Sedaa 1936 TERRAPLANE Coupe TERMS TRADES CULLUM MOTOR CO. Tyler at 7th Phone 8247 1938 CHEVROLET $325 FOUR-DOOR SPORT SEDAN With glossy blKcJ: original finish; good mo- 1 hair upholstery; heater equipped; good tires and In first class mechanical con- dition. Save nearly $100 at our price for Monday JENKINS Phone 8882 REAL ESTATE 63 FAK3IS.

RANCHES. TRACTS DRAFTEE MUST SACBIFICE 1MO Ford DeLuxe Business Coujte. radio, htt- er; driven ooly 11.000 miles: A-l tbrougout. Mas Zwelg. 501 West 16th.

1934 POST1AC 4-ioor Sedaa, $50. 910 West 7th. 2-4649. FOHDS--CHEVROLBIS 935 1939 FORD Std. Tudor Sedan 425 1939 CHEV.

Coupe; jadlo. 450 1S39 FOED DeL. Tudor: redio 485 1939 CHEVROLET Town Sedaa 495 DEWEY GRAY 511 Filtoore Phone S396 PONTIAC TRADE-INS 1S30 CHEVROLET 4-door 60 1923 FORD Sedan Delivery 65 1935 CHEV. 2-door Sedan; radio, heater. Overhauled through- out.

Kear paint. Good tires 235 1936 PONTJAG Coupe; radio, 295 1937POKTUC -5-Uoor Sedan 3S5 Glen L. Casey Motor Co. Sta Tyler FONTIAC 4201 BELIEVE IT OR NOT! 1935 DeLuae TourJus Fcrdor-- Radio and heater; 5 estra cood tires; the original black finish Is honestly line new; seat covers since car was new. Don't let the price scare inis unusual $225 FROST MOTOR CO.

503 Tyler Phone -1361 JOIN THE "GOLD-RUSH" OF SAVINGS AT KEITH'S SEE THESE ON LOT NO. 1 POLK AT IOTH AVENUE 1938 DODGE 4-d- Trs. Sedan $365 1938 HUDSON 4-d. Sedan 5355 1937 DODGE 4-d. Trg.

Sedan; radio and heater $325 1937 DODGE Coupe J295 1937 PLYMODTH 4-d. Sedan. $295 1935 PLYMOUTH 2-d. Trg. 1936 BUICK Coupe $185 SEE THESE AT LOT NO.

2. Fillmore at 3rd. 1938 DODGE 4-d. Trg. Sedan $355 1938 PIiYMODTH 4-d.

Trs. 1938 PLYMOUTH Coupe 5345 1937 DODGE S-d. Trg. Sedan $325 1937 DODGE Coupe $2P5 193G OLDS Coupe S195 193G PLYMOUTH 4-d. Trg.

EASY TERMS--LONG TRADES KEITH MOTOR CO. Dodge-Plymouth Dist. BEST BUY TODAY 193S FORD Deloixe Tudor--Glossy black finish; motor thoroughly reconditioned; all arafces rellned; heater equipped; good tires ana "upholstery. Special TONEY CHISUM, Inc. Polk at llth Phone 5231 Lanky Gunman, i Kidnaper Sought WEATHERPORD.

Feb. 4. CUJO-- County and state officers searched the sandy land near here today for a lanky. khaki-clad gunman who allegedly kidnaped a Mineral Weils woman and told her he a "Cisco bank robber" and ready to "shoot it out" with auy captors. Ilie woman, Mtss Leona Langs- ford, told police here that she forced the bandit into hiding when she drove her car into a filling station here, threw the.ignition keys into the darkness, and set up a series of blood-curdling screams.

The time was 2 A. M. today. Miss Langsford told officers that she offered the man a ride from downtown Mineral to Camp Wolters, two miles east. As they neared the camp he pulled two guns, she said, and forced her to drive to Weatherford.

"Get going," he said, "or you'll be sorry for the He said he was Hill," the only living member of the "Santa Glaus robbers" of the Cisco bank in 1927. He said he had es- caped the state penitentiary where he was serving "a 99 year sentence. 'Iln ready to shoot it out'," the woman quoted him," 'Because if they get me it'll mean death any- way'," More than 20 officers searched the county and blockaded nearby roads in an attempt to pull a drag- net around the gunman, who offi- cers doubted was the "Robert Hill." Hill was reported at Wynne prison farm at HuntsvJlle. Weatherford police released Miss Langsford after questioning. She hasn't been seen since.

Meanwhile Mineral' Wells police found her suitcase and some of her clothing in a hotel there. The room had been taken by Elmo S. Suell. Officers were stationed at the hotel to and question him. He hasn't been seen today, A man's coat and hat was found in Miss Langsford's car, but offi- cers found no trace of the man in their search near here.

SEE THESE and SAVE 1941 FORB DeLiixe Tudor 7 1933 FORD Tudor $575 1938 OMJS Six 2-d. Tig. Sedan 1S36 CHEVROLET Town Sedan S235 1937 PACKARD 4-d. Trg, Sedan ..5350 1937 CHEVROLET Town Sedan S2S5 1935 FORD Coupe S185 AMARILLO USED CAR CO 715 Fillmore Phone 2-3981 1930 FORD Tudor Radio, beater and defrosters; very low mileage; blacfc finisfl: evtra clean. Get our low price.

Terms. BROWN-LLOYD MOTOR CO. 609 TyJer Phone 2-5022 SUPER-BARGAIN 1933 CHRYSLER Imperial 4-d. Trg. Se- dan Radio, heater, over-drive and delrosters; this car -was owned anC carelully treated by a prominent local attorney; the original tan finish Is pertect; mohair upholstery like new: very low mileage: motor Is absolutely A-l; nearly new tires nil around.

Years or Insurious transporta- Won for only TONEY- CHISUM, Inc. Polfc at llth Phone 5231 69 AUTO PARTS. SERVICE WRECKING 1938 FORD--1936 BCTTCK--1933 Chevro- let--'40 Plymouth--'37 Chrysler--'36 V-8 '37 Terraplane--'39 Nash (overdrive). KING TRAILER CO. 1300 East IQth Phone 7671 SAVE ON PARTS Sradebaker--'35 Hto New Hub Caps lor Late Models MuIIlers and Tall Pipes--Overdrive ELMER BROS, 611 N.

Pillmore Phone 6142 WRECKING 1941 Ford 1941 studebaker 1940 MODEL Bulck Ford Chevrolet Dodge Chevrolet Trucfc PJnnoutli Dodge Truck MANY OTHERS American Auto Wrecking- 201 N. Flllmore Phone 2-4355 BOHGEP. AMARILLO PAMPA 70 TRUCKS AND TRACTORS HAPPY IS THE HOSTESS who pleases her guests. Women are invited by The Amarillo News-Globe to hear Byron E. Lopp, analysist, tell how to be the per- fect hostess.

There'll be two free lectures for the women sponsored by this newspaper. The first one will be held at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the Ama- rillo Hotel's blue room; the second at the same hour and in the same place Friday afternoon. News-Globe Women Readers Invited To Hear Psychologist Women readers ol The AmarUlo News-Globe are invited be the newspaper's guests at 3 o'clock Thursday In the Amarillo Hotel's blue room, Byron E. Lopp. a nationally-known phychologlst a nd analyst, will reveal some Interesting Insights into human nature.

Is your husband the type described by Benny as "barging in on the little woman" with a guest Expert on Love Is in Trouble HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 4 (U.R--M. Sayle Taylor, radio's Voice of Ex- perience whose own marital trou- bles are being aired in court, said today he spends $1,000 a month more than he makes. Mrs. Jessie W.

Taylor, his second wife, has sued for an annulment of their divorce and asked that a re- ceiver be appointed to take charge of his assets, pending trial of the suit. In reply, he submitted an ac- counting. He said that he had made bad in- vestments, in Hollywood and New York, and that he was paying $200 a month on. two homes he leased in Hollywood and couldn't use." 'Besides that I have the a montli rent I pay for the apartment my present wife and I are living in," he said. "Add that to the $250 a month I've been paying my scrond wife and the great expense I have gone to for an invalid sister -who has had 60 operations and.

you can see why I'm dipping into capital at the rate of $1,000 a month." Mrs. Taylor NO. 2 charged that he persuaded her to divorce him with a story that his first wife was going to sue him, which, would ruin his radio career. He promised to remarry her, Mrs. Taylor No.

2 said, but while she was waiting, he married this third wife, Mrs. Mil- dred Taylor. NEW FORD Tractors with lister an planter attachment. WEI tafce som good young mules part payment. 72 AUTOMOBILES WANTED WHi PAY CASH FOR 100 Clean.

Late Model Automobiles FREEMAN MOTOR CO. 518 Tyler Phone 2-502 THESE CABS SELECTED TOR THEIB GOOD CONDITION 1937 FORD Forttor Sedan. Radio and heater. Good tires. Only pD 1937 EE SOTO Coupe.

Beautiful new Radio, heater, (TI white sldewall tires -PJ 1940 DE 8OTO 4-door DeLnie Sedan. NEW tires. OPEN TIL 8 EVERY NTTE 9 o'doclc on Saturdays WOLFLIN MOTOK CO. PLYMOUTH--DE SOTO Fillmore at 10th Phone 5313 NOTICE TO WHOLESALE USED CAR BUYERS We Now Have an Excellent Selection of 1936 1937 Fords Chevrolets Tudors. Fordors Coupes AMARILLO'S FINEST OLD5MOBILE 4-door Sedan MERCURY 2-door Sedan 795 OLDSMOBILE Coupe 775 BUICK 2-door Sedan 675 940 CHEV.

Mstr. DeL. 4-d. Sedan. 625 939 PLYMOUTH 2-door Sedan 545 1939 FORD DCLUXC Coupe 525 SOUTHWORTH Flllmore.

Ph. 6391--6392 OK USED CARS 9W CHEVROLET Special DeLuxo Town Sedan 910 PLYMOUTH DeLuxe 4-d Sedan $595 939.CHEVROLET 4-d. Sport Sedan-- Driven only 21,000 actimrmllos $550 933 CHEVROLET Town Sedan--Driven only 20,000, njllca 4535 CO. 307 FHUnori, Pfcone 2-1239 YOU RETAIL BUYERS Can Talce Advantage of these SAME A PRICES Terms Trades WALTER IRVIN, Inc. Taylor at 2nfl Phone 4315 Italians Reported Refusing To Fight JERSEY CITY, N.

Feb. 4 talian troops by the hundreds have efused to fight the Greeks in Al- lania and have fled across the jorder to internment In Jugoslavia, Richard Elias, 43 years old, a Jnited States citizen just returned rom Lisbon, said today. Resentment in Albania is so great hat Italians hesitate to enter res- iAiirants in groups of less than 30, iccording to Elias, who was among LBO passengers aboard the American Export liner Exeter which docked esterday. Elias spent four years in Jugo- slavia, studying folklore. He said IB had not seen the surrendering Italian troops, but learned of their arrival from reliable sources.

Posters Announce Woman's Execution BERLIN, Feb. 4 CU.R)--Red posters on billboards today announced Hie execution of Ruth Dorothea Schu- jert, 20 years old. She was con- victed last November of "treason- able espionage." A man was also executed for reasonable activity. Libya Is an old Greek name all of northern Africa. $5 A A $50 to Employed Persons See JOHJfNT FOSTER AMARILLO FINANCE CO.

605 Ffak BlSf. Phone 9929 THE MACK LAMP Objects d'Art Passing Over The Counter lovely girl, golden-haired, touches a talismn. You rise bodily In space, slowly. at rhythmic ln- effortlcssly. A dulcet voice Intones: "Intimate apparel; ready-to-wear; domestics." Then a door slides Into wall, and a vista of splendor opens, be- fore you.

You're Aladdin, and the magic lamp has worked Its wonders. Two and Half Acres Okay. Okay! It's just the fifth floor at Gimhel Brothers department store, but the treasure is real--as for dinner? Or does he telephone in plenty of time to let you know he's bringing home a dinner guest? In either case would you know what to prepare to please the guest? Handling 'Types' He might be an influential busi- ness associate of your husband, per- tiaps his employer, and you'd want to make a good impression. Maybe your husband's advancement de- pends to large extent upon that impression! Believe it or not. as Robert Ripley would say, Byron Lopp can tell you what to serve and to talk about.

All you have to learn is your guest's type, circular, square or oblong. Mr. Lopp will teH you how to classify anybody. You can know their chief characteristics, what they like to eat, what they like to read, what shows they like to see and many other things that will aelp you to become the perfect hostess. Second Free Lecture "You have liad the experience of visiting' in the home of some ac- quaintance and having a miserable time," said Mr.

Lopp. "But you didn't inform the hostess to that effect. We are all social hypo- crites. However, when you got home you threw up your hands and declared fervently 'never There are other homes to which you can hardly wait to call again. Why Is it?" Second free lecture by Mi 1 Lopp for women as guests of The Ama- rillo News-Globe wiH be given at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Amarillo Hotel's blue room.

Pioneer Providence Farmer Is Buried PLAIN VIEW, Feb. 4 (Special)-- Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Lockney for Taylor Golden, 69 years old, prominent farmer who resided In the Provi- dence community northeast of here the past 25 years. Burial was in the L-ockney Ceme- tery. Surviving sons and daughters are Roy Golden, Petersburg; Joe Golden, Kress; E. Tom and Oscar Gold- en, all of JDockney, Mrs, J.

Belt, Mrs. Garland Sams, Mrs. Alice Tierce, all ot Lockney; Mrs. Ora B. Tomllnson.

Canyon, and Mrs. Wayne Carthel, Dimmitt. There ere four surviving brothers, including S. R. Golden, Plainview.

Forty-Jour grandchildren also survive. This Man Replaces Himself in Army WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 OJ.PJ --George Baker is in the army to- day--as his own replacement. It happened this way: When Baker volunteered for ser- vice several weeks ago, he was re- jected because he needed a perma- nent bridge in place of two teeth which had been pulled. That only made the Washington, man more determined.

He returned home and had teeth fixed. His local board here named him to "replace" himself in the draft. He was examined at the army induction station yesterday and passed with flying colors. Bill Is Signed To Save Employers Money ADSTIN. Feb.

4 (U.PJ--With cam- era flash bulbs glaring Gov. W. Lee O'Daniel today signed a bill that sponsors say wilt save Texas em- ployers $10,000,000 in 1B41. It makes effective experience ta- bles on unemployment compensa- tion, that will reduce the payments Last year, without benefit of these experience tables. Texas employers paid $20,000,000 into the fund to care for unemployment.

The pay- ments to unemployed totaled 000,000. The payments to be made by employers In 1841 will be based on the past unemployment and Is calculated to be not more than half of last year's collections. Larry Frank Wheeler Rites Held in Chapel FuweraS rites for tAiry Prank Wheeler. two-monUi-old son ol Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Wheeler, were con- ducted yesterday morning at Box- well Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. E. B. Fincher, pastor of the his Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial was In Memorial Park.

Besides the parents, the Infant is survived by a brother, Jerry Don Wheeler, and his grandparents, and Mrs. W. G. Grammer and Mr. and Mrs.

C. G. Wheeler of Amarillo. WPA Foreman Was Jealous NEW YORK. Feb.

4 LOS ANGELES. Feb. (IW--Po- lice said today that "friendship" ltd WPA foreman Into real as and seeing Is be- lieving. 'Purchasing Engineer 1 Gets Power creating story of killing Mrs, Mar- vel Bockius because he was jealous of her estranged husband. Charles Hex Bockius.

Bockius is charged with her murder. Audley Maurice Reeve. 39 years old. walked Into police headquarters last night and said lie called on Mrs. Bockius a week ago Sunday night.

He said that he hud been courting her (or three montlis, and was so enraged when he found Bockius' gin bottle In her room that he strangled her with a bath robe cord. He finally repudiated the story and told police that he wanted to "'take the rap" for his friend, be Bockius previously had been two ana a halt acres convicted of manslaughter and he The first of the year Counts- Engineer Jesse Adams was made aurchasinz agent for the county, Yesterday he informed the com- missioners court that ho liadn't been given authority to purchase any- thing. So the court gave him the necessary authority. The court passed an order say- Ing all purchases would be made by the court In session except in emergencies at times when the court was not in session. In such cases the engineer can make purchases.

The proposal to place justices ol the peace and (he constable in pre- cinct No. on a salary basis "was delayed indefinitely. Commissioner Browning withdrew his motion that the salary basis be adopted. of it, spread out for all to gaze upon, the loot of the ages, the ac- cumulation of a lifetime of collect- ing, the art of every race and na- tion from 2,500 B. C.

to 1912. It's a bargain sale such as no- body ever heard of before, and even the Queens housewives lately risen from Gimbel's basement can see there are plenty of good buys around --if you have the price. For $50,000,000 worth of objects d'art from the fabulous collection of William -Randolph Hearst Is be- ing sold over the counter at Gimbel's and Saks Fifth Avenue in the greatest art dispersal ever under- taken. The public sale, scheduled to last until April but likely to go on in- definitely, began yesterday alter three days of purchasing-uy-invita- tion-only hy collectors and curators of museums and We charge account customers of the stores. Cut by $300,000 The doors at Gimbel's opened at 9:30 A.

M. and by 3 P. M. more than 50,000 visitors had been count- ed. In that saine period the much smaller exhibition at Saks attracted 5,000.

First day sales Included every- thing from an old English coat-of- arms, S11D, to a 17th century Dutch room with eight painted panels, Perhaps the greatest bargain In the entire collection remained un- sold during the first day, but there were nibbles. It was Sir Anthony Van Dyck's ''Queen Henrietta Maria with Jeffrey Hudson and a monkey," painted in 1633 and purchased by Hearst three centuries later for $500,000. you can have It for $157,700. It took Hearst 50 years to as- semble the objects on sale--which do not Include his personnal col- lection--but, judging by the first day's activity, it will require oniy a fraction of that time to disperse them. Tags bearing the word "sold" were hanging nil over the place.

To list the collection Gimbel's and Salts had to get out a 118- volume catalogue which, for the sake of convenience, they con- densed into one pound-and-a-half hook of only 334 pages. Three-Edged Dagger One of the most Intriguing items was the paneled fireplace before which Elizabeth and Essex held hands and one of the moat fascinat- ing was a 16th century 'left-handed dagger," a deadly-looking gadget with three For every sale the first day there were dozens of nibbles. One of the finest of the latter came from rep- resentatives of a Hollywood film company and concerned flam- boyant council room--carved panels, murals, refectory tallies, velvet coverings and all--from the Doges' palace in Venice, Circa 1500 A. D. The movie company, it seems, wants the room for its board of di- rectors.

Paris Police Prefect Arrested BERLIN, Feb. 4 (If) Roger Langnron, prefect of Paris police, has been arrested on "serious charges," authorized Germans de- clared today. They did not say what 'these charges were. At Vichy, a temporary prefect was named for Paris police and the of- ficial order listed Langeron as "unavailable." feared lie certainly would be con- victed if tried for murder. "I'm In poor health and no gooc to anyone." he said.

"So I dccldet to take the rap for Bockius. In my case. I might hnvo gotten or with manslaughter and Just gone to Jail." Police lectured him nnd let him go home. Mrs. Bockius, daughter of tho la William Lanyon, millionaire St Louis stock broker, was found deac in the Home of her great aunt Bockius.

a lawyer who was grad- uated from Yale, once was wealthy too, but now he Is broke, an ex- convict, ami has been working for the WPA. 620-Mile an Hour Pilot Arrested for Doing 40 ATLANTA. Feb. 4 U.R--A. McDonough.

Eastern Air Lines pilo 1 who tcfenUy dived In an army piano nt 620 miles an hour, was hnlcd Into court yesterday for driv- ing 40 mtlM nn hour down Peach- tree StieeU The Judge suspended Ills sentence when McDonough sold, "I though I was Just creeping." When your head aches und ire Jittery, get relief quickly, pleai- mtly, with Cnpitdine. fast be. liquid. Follow directions All druggkta. loe.

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Tlio luncheon of the AmariJlo credit body will be held In tho cof- fee shop of the Blnckstone Hotel. The program has been arranged by J. A. credit manager for Blackburn Brothers. Globe-New: Want Aib Get Iteiulh.

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ON THE RECORD! No one can stay fn business and continue to guarantee merchandise that doesn't make good. The mere fact that we have been In business 16 years means that our guarantee on a used car Is more than a piece ol paper. 1940 CHEVROLET Coupe-- Low mileage 1939 CHEVROLET- DeLtUtfl Town Se- dan 24,000 actual miles 1939 CHEVROLET CA7H Coupe 1938 CHEVROLET Sport ScUan 1938 CHEVROLET Coupe 1940 CHEVROLET SWB Truck--2- Spced Axle; 24.000 actual miles 1939 CHEVROLET LWB Truck--with bed $545 PLAINS CHEVROLET COMPANY 307 FiUmori Phone 2-1233 Ask Grandpa-he knows! WHATISTHE WORUD'sitONGEST RECORDED S9CIJUMP? WASjTWE HOST'WHO LOPPEPOFF HI5'606STS', COM.WERCIAL BROADCASTINa STATIONS ARE'THERE (M THE UNITEP STATES AND 0 A MUCHiBETTER WAV TO'PWV'HcJffr? with Cesar Romero Virginia Gilmore Charlotte Greenwood To know Hit onjwtr II comtt to a blend, switch la ft Block labtl. Il't fomout blind madt by Gallagher In blindi Grandpa took to long treuural "H.Y FJSHINS" HlnU From The Christmas Under Fire Timely Dramatic! tS.OO Hill Mchnt Mm Pwf. I2M it; to.

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