The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 11

OCTOBER 3, RIAL ESTATE FARMS, RANCHES, TRACTS JHOICE WHEAT LAND iwlsher Armstrong countlM. For Apartment or other Income property In AmtirUlo. Lubbock or Barter, C4U o. w. GROOM.

witii OTJOO LOEWENSTERN CO. 315 Polk Ph. 22-22-8 or 2-2833 6XLL 020 ACRE frrlgftted farm, well Improved, 421-A East 4th. WJSH STOCK percentage deal, UnlncuintMied, References. Box OjobC-Ncws.

TRADE 10 acrea In Rio Grande Valley. Well Improved and all planted In oranges snd grapefruit. 6-room. modern house. At cay limits ot Harllngcn.

value. Clear, Will trade for grass or wheat land. Robert Ricks Realty Co. Amarjllo Bjdg- Ph. 1264-6732 65 REAL ESTATE TRADES WILL MAKE good trade on 126-acre WILL TRADE orange grove, near Arls-ona (clear of debit Amarlllo residence.

fhoae 2 090fi. BEAL ESTATE WANTED WANT TO BUY: Duplex, 4 or 9TroomsT eafh side Call at riefce. WANTED BUY two or three-room house aod. lot on north side. Gee Ben.

East 4tti. AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOBILES FOtt SMUt HARVEY SOUTHWOHTir Pays More for Clean, Latx Model Automobiles IN TIIE SOOTH I Delen TAKE NOTICE I HARVEY SOUTHWORTH Hull Too Busy To Celebrate 69th Birthday WASHINGTON, Oct, 2 dell Hull was 69 today and too preoccupied with world affairs to thtnfc much about it, The secretary of elate, who was born in A backwowJs cabin In Tennessee but has an International out- loot which belies the i i a limitations of his early background was expected at his desk as usuaJ well before most of the state department staTf. There the rapid record of a world drama of staggering i i pass before his discerning ey i the i i a dispatches Cordell Hull abroad which help (o guide American foreign policy at one of the most criUcul periods in the natlun's history. His white hair may be a bl whiter, his sEoop more pronouncec and his movements a little slower But in genera), Hull shows slight traces of the strain that has accompanied his seven, and a half years as secretary of slate. Except for the congratulations associates and friends, today was just another day for the secretary or state.

THg AMARILLO GLOBE. AMARILLO. TEXAff s. FjUtnoie. Ph.

6391-4302 EPO5SESSKD 1P34 Chevrolet Sedan, Excellent condition. This La bar- REPOSSESSION. 193G Plymouth DcLuxo Fordor Sedan. Thoroughly reconditioned. WM re-sell and finance at very low price, 803 Taylor, CHEVROLET VALUES 1338 CHEVROLET DcL, Town Sdn.

$425 1938 FORD Coch; radio, heater, $375 CHEVROLET Coach 1036 CKSVHOLET Town Sedan 5235 193fi FORD Coupe 1225 DEWEY GRAY Phono 849G 511 FiHmnre GOOD USED CARS" 1MO OLDS 70 Series 4-d. Trg. Sedan-Radio and heater equipped; beautiful light gray finish; In nice condition 1959 HUICK Special, 4-d, Tie. Sedan-- aiossy blaclc Is Ilka new; radio and heater; white siAe- wall Urea; ex Ira clean throughout 1039 OLDS Eight. 4-d.

Trg. Sedan Eadlo and heater; smart, battleship gray finish; un- usually clean throughout ISM BITJDEBAKEH President 4-door dedan. Radio and heater; overdrive; excellent con- d.tion throughout -4) i7J 1933 OLDS 6ix i-d. Trg. Sedan Excellent orlElnal blue finish: ifldla and equipped, A-l throughout '-) LA 3ALLE 4-d.

Tr, Seflan--Ra- dio and healer; fi wheels, fender wells, good tiros; litftt gray flnUh -4)" rJ 1931 PLYMOUTH 2-d. Trg. Sedan -Motor reconditioned; radio and heater; Excellent original dark blua finish Anafillo Oldsmobilo Inc. afill ylc H. 194STCHEVROLET" Special nelAixe Town -Sedan-- Extremely low mileage; white side-wall tires: heater unrt dual equipment; beautiful dark green finish nntt mohair uphol- Rlery like trand new.

A big saving In price at $730 TERMS ft TRADES AMARILLO USED CAR CO. 115 Fillrmire Phone 2-39BO 1939 HUDSON Country Club 6 Ttg. Gedan. Beautiful grey finish like new. Kadlo and heater equipped Double safe hydraulic brakes.

Good tires. Low mileage, An estra clean car. 193fl HUDSON TEtlRAPLANZ Sedan, with mohnlr upholstery and perfect grey finish, Good tires; double sals hydrauUe radio, mechanically perfect. Clean Inside nnU out, 1937 PLYMOUTH Sedan with beautllul hlaefc finish Ilka new. Mohair uphol- Rlej-y.

Motor completely ictondltfon- ed. Goad rubber. ot miles in this car. TERMS TRADES CULLUM MOTOR CO. Tyler nt JTth Phone Top Quality--Bottom Prices PLYMOUTH 2-d.

Trg. 1933 PLV5rOUTK 2-rt. Trg Scdnti t03J PLYMOUTH Coupe M75 1939 BUIGK SpCClEll 2-ri. Trg. Sdn.

4675 1038 FORD DCLUXD Tudor S445 1337 PACKARD -I-d. Trg. (405 1937 LftSALLE 4-tt. Trg. Sedan $405 TONEY CHISUM, Inc.

Bt Phone 5231 Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels Pitt. Iwrt luitivt.CMAiMd vrith IK iukt to ta conslipatian brings on acid Indices tion, bloating, dizzy spells, gas, coated tongue, sour taste and bad breath, your stomach 13 probably "crying the blues 1 because your bowels don't move. It calls for Laxative Senna to pull the trigger on, those lazy bowels, combined with good old Syrup Pepsin to make your laxative more agreeable and easier to take. years many Doctors have used pepsin compounds, as agreeable carriers to make other medicines more palatable when your "taster" feels easily upset. So be sure your laxative contains Syrup Pepsin.

Insist Dr. CaldtvcU'B Laxative Senna, combined with Syrup Pepsin. See Jiow wonderfully its herb Laxative Senna wakes up lazy nerves and muscles in your intestines, to bring welcome relief constipation And see how its Syrup Pepsin makes Dr Caldwcll's mcdicin eso smooth and agreeable to a touchy gullet. Even finicky children love the taste of this pleasant family laxative. Buy Dr.

CaldweU's Laxative Senna at your druggist's today Try one laxative that won't brine violent distaste, evea when you take i after a full meal. AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE '40 FORD PICK-UP Driven only actual miles am has not abused. There's hardl a scratch on tho original black rinleh lots at inllea' left In the original tires motor is perfect. We'll make on a really nice deal on this one. JIMJENKINS 800 Tyler FJione B8-A TRAILERS, TR'LEB HOCSEb ilEW MODELS ON DISPLAY ELCAR COACH ElfKhtty used CuMom- BuUt House trailer, A-l condition.

Trades, terms. Elcar Factory Branch, 733 N. Fjtlmore. TRAILER HOUSE lor sale" tor car. 1001 N.

flth, trad i 69 AUTO PARTS, SERVICE CAPITOL BATTERY rebuilt batteries. J1.95 exctiR 702 Jfcctson, Phone WRECKING 1940 BuLclt--1940 Plymouth 1939 Plymouth--1937 GMC Truck '39 Ford--Good '36 Pontlac Body KING TRAILER CO 1300 Phone 7B71 SAVE ON PARTS 1933 LAFAYETTE (Good Motorl Clood fenders lor 10X9 Chevrolet 1936 Ford Body 1S37 Body ELMER BRO3, 611 N. Flllmore Phone 614: OK USED'CATRS m.1 CHEVROLET Town iT)3 CHEVKOLET count CHEVROLET Coune (ns-Lsl. S2J5 CHEVROLET Town Sedan S'M5 WO I-'ORD Tlirtor 'jGSS 1939 FORD DcLXL.xc 4515 1038 FORD Fordor PLAINS CHEVROLET'CO. SOT FUltnore phone 3-1233 BUICK'S BEST "BUYS 1035 BUICK Vlciotla Cmipe 1935 FORD Coupfi SUS "J935 BOICK Spcclnl Tre.

Sedan 1936 CADILLAC 4-d. Sednn S415 1938 Ol.nS Gtji 1-d. TIB. Sedan J2M ran CHEVROLET sport 1395 1937 BUICK 1-d. T-B Sedan $165 FROST MOTOR CO.

503 Tyler. Phone 4361 AMAmLO'S 1940 FORD DeLuxe Tudor Seilan-- SflVC- 1340 PONTIAC DcL. 4-tIoor Seftm 1D40 NASH 2-door Sortnn; 1340 FORD Coupe, rartlo, hcnter S655 10M BUICK 4-doot Scdnn. rnttlo 19311 FORD DoLnxc Tudor Sednn S57S IK17 LA SAIXE Conv. Scdnn HARVEY SOyTHWOKTH 7018.

Fill more. Phone FOB SALEchcnp. equity 1035 Plymouth CaaiM. 5807 MUST SELL or trade To 1939 Plymouth Couch. condition.

Terms arrpnecd, 7M-H 1934 H0DSON 2-d. Sedfin--attractJve new brown flnlRh; Rood Urrs- motor. In cxcrltfnt condition. Clear, unworn original TlnUh; floor mnts show no If you txrc In real cconmnlc.T) portatlon nt low i cast low oprratinf- teat, fmk for Ktock No. 1102.

Thr price only $793 WALTER inVIN, INC. Tiylor at 2nd Ph. 431S I OLDS SIX 70 2-rt. Trg. Bedim- 1S.600 miles; maroon finish in nrrfccl- Khlte wall Hetitcr.

PETE BROWN--RAY LLOYD Tyler Phnn! 2-5022 Australia now has 12Q miles at electrized WRECKING 3--1040 3--19-10 StudebaXerB I--19-10 International Truck 1--1910 Ford Truck 2--1940 Oldsmobilca 3--040 Fords 1 1940 Dodee 1--1340 Bulcfc t--1910 Hudson American Auto Wrecking 01 N. FIllmDro Thane 2-435 Try a WOLFUN "Used Car BARGAIN 1339 CHEVROLET i 'J-Uoor Ecdan 3Jt, 1D33 OLDSMOIJILE 2-dGor Sedan 193B DO DOE 4-door Sedan 4 WOLFLIN MOTOR CO. FJJlmorc nt lath Ph. 5313 "SPORTING BLOOD" with Robert Young, Maureen O'Sullivan and Lewis Stone. Today and Thursday, at the Capitol.

GEORGE BRENT AND VIRGINIA BRUCE are costarred in "The Man Who Talked Too Much" which starts today at the Rex Theater. Round-Town (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4) 2G14 Hayden Street, have gone elk hunting, together with friends from Patnpa. The group left yeslerdaj morning and will return the last the week. Rudy Bauman, 2100 Washingtoi Street, and George Shannon, 221 Hayden Street, have been to Wichita Falls on. a business trip.

Spending their vacation in Colo rado Mr. and Mrs. Jack Town send, 1309 Florida Street. Mr. and Mrs.

Jap Laverty, 704 Fillmore Street, are in Denver fo a short stay. Mary K. Blanlon of 2030 Wash tagton Street, spent the weekend in Clarendon as the guest of he daughter, Mrs, J. White. Wade Morrow of this city, lef Tuesday night on a.

vacation trip to Detroit, Ann Arbor, an Canada. He will be gone about ten days. COTXEGIATE FARADE Bill Thompson and Carl Bake left lst for Weatherford where they wilt be student in Southwestern University. NORTHWEST TEXAS HOSPITAL NEWS W. A.

Pascoc, 1306 North Houston Street, medical Lncey Crabtree Newlln, medical Mrs. Eth el Gardner, Vigo Park, medl cal Mrs. Lulu Green, 10DS Wes Seventh Avenue, Injury Mrs Margaret Early, 213-A East Eight centh Avenue, medical Joe Me LauBhlln. 2205 South Buchanai Street, medical H. B.

Harizog 1212 East SevenUi Avenue, surgico Lee Hazclwood, Amnrlllo, medi cal. Mrs. Atflo Dean Angel, 212-B Me Master Street, surgical Leroyc Terry, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lero Terry.

Stinnett, medical Mrs Annette Orr, 2120 Harrison Stree JC PERSONAL LOANS to EMPLOYED PERSONS AMARILLO FINANCE CO. 60S Fisk BldR. Phone 3329 Announcing! Amarillo's Newest I I USED CAR -HOT SPOT 1 E. IQih Ate. Keith Motor Company's New Used Car Lot at 10th and Polk LOOK AT THESE "OPENING WEEK" SPECIALS 1339 DODGK rfl.me Coupe 7n IP.

every respect TERMS 1918 OI.DS A. Tourinc Sedan lo anrt heater; GA clean 4 1 5 MANT OTHERS TRADES KEITH MOTOR CO- Polk at 10(h rhone 1 irglcul W. P. Hopkins, Street, surgical Margaret Kizziar, daughter of Mr, and Carl Klzzlar, Spearman, meai- il. Mrs.

June BalUin, 4248 West TenUi Avenue, medical J. Hampton, 2629 North West FiUcenlh Avenue, medical Linda Lou Wilde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. Wilde, 1305 Johnson Street, medical Ernest Archambeau, on ot Mr. and Mrs.

E. Archambeau, 1201 Crockett Street, medical Mrs. Dorthea Eaton, 408 Van Buren street, medical Mrs. Almlra awenson, 1607 Travis Street, surgl cal Mrs. Neva Lynch, 709 Alabama Street, surgical Miss Flos- sie Man Sullivan, medical.

Nurses' Home TODAVS RECIPE Tamalie pit (Serves i to 6) TB'O cups cornmeal. 4 cups waler, salt to taste, 1 onion. 1 green or chill pepper, 3 tablespoons fat, 1 No. 2 can tomatoes, 1 pint chopped cooked (left-over) meat, salt, pepper and chill powder. Make mush by cooking cornmeal and water together with salt In double holler tor 45 minutes.

Chop onion and pepper and saute In hut- tcr. Add tomatoes and chopped cooked meat, season with salt, pepper and chill powder. Pjace a layer o( mush In a greased baking dish acid the mixture and covei with the remaining mush. Bake in a moderate! hot oven (375 degrees until brown. WALK IN' AROUND Those cinnj- Washington juidw who pilot sightseers around assert they can readily spot Uur- Ist In the national capful from the way he or she walks.

AU, IN THE Harry Wheeler, has taken thi position of band director ot th Tulssi Junior High Schools Tulsa Mr. Wheeler Is a son of Mrs. Elsie M. Wheeler of Amarillo. Anolhei son, Selt" M.

Wheeler, lias returned to Oklahoma A. M. College, where he will receive his de- Bree in architectural engineering this spring. He will serve as president of the Oklahoma A. M.

Sym phonic Bond and Orchestra tllL year, having been a member of this band for four years. He. will also be president of the Beaux Arts society. AATT WELCOMES TO TOWN Mr. and Mrs, J.

H. Hosklns their four-year-old child hai moved U) 1215 Tnylor Strnct frou Durham, S. c. Mr. Hoskins is with the American Telephone Company Mr, and Mrs.

Guy Aldrldge, who nave been married only a sha time, arc now Uving at Apartmc Fairfax. Mr. Alclrldge wns Iran ferret! here from Clinton, aiu Mrs. Aldrldge came here from Seagraves, where she has bren teaching school. Mr.

Aldrirtge Is employed by Procter Gamble. Prom Eorgcr have conic, Mr. an, Mrs. John R. Woods to make their new homo at 1501 East Sixth Avenue, They have three children.

Mr Woods is a cement finisher. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Allen and their two sons have movc( from Austin to 812 Washington Street.

Mr. Allen Is with the PMrm Security Admhllstration. Formerly of Ka.ns.ns City, Mrs George Mnliins and her son an daughter have moved to 24I8 One Street. Mr. and Mrs.

P. T. Townseud and son, Johnny, from Memphis, are making their residence at North Fllimorc Strrct. Mrs. Gertrude Allison moved here from Fort Worth to 1100 west Nineteenth Avenue to make her home with her daughter, Mrs George Stone.

KOMK BIRTHDAVS The At. W. West family, 2204 FOR THE LOVE OF A HEADSTRONG SPITFIRE he fought and dared to die! Kenneth Roberts thrilling novel "Captain Caution" starring Victor Mature, Louise Flatt, Leo Carrillo and Bruce Cabot opens a three-day engagement at the Paramount today. THE LARGE CAST OF "HITLER--BEAST OF BER LIN" opening tomorrow at the Star Theater, contain; the names of many internationally famous players, sev eral of which are either German ex-patriots, refugees or fugitives from the Gestapo. Be Host I.

HARPER A STREAMLINED MUSICAL HIT, "Two Girls on Broadway," with Lana Turner, Joan Blondell and George Murphy, now at the Texas Theater. "HIRED WIFE" featuring Brian Aherne and Rosalind Russell comes to the State next Friday. Also featured in the picture are Robert Bench Icy and Virginia Bruce. These four stars make up the leading: roles in one of the funniest comedies to come out of Hollywood in many a month. Ony Street, Is cerUlnly fasi Ibex days.

First ol all, Blllie Mfcck, one of the ions of the family, celebrated his blclh- tUy Monday. Mr. West will have a Wednesday, and the younger boy, Robert Vance, will be 12 old next Sunday. ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL NEWS Mrs.

Dee. McLemore, 315 North Taylor Street, medical Mrs. Theo Morgan, 3001 Polk Street, injury, did not remain Riley Parker, 606 Travis Street, Injury H. L. Johnson, 1121 Jackson Street, medical, has been dismissed Tom Wells, Phoenix, injury, did not remain Mrs.

J. c. Brown, Hartley, medical. Mrs. Frank Gilvin, 1500 Buchanan Street, major operation Miss Lucille Spoon (s, 1502 West Seventh Avenue, minor operation A.

M. Dickey, 401 North Hayes Street, medical Mrs. Sam Elliott, Dumas, major operation Mrs. C. p.

Doyle, Pnmpn, medical J. E. Davis, 304 Sunset Tcr- McCormlck, canyon, medical. OiifilNn tcmber 23 ta St. Anthony's Hospital was a baby girl whom they have named Joy La naye.

Jerry Dwaln Is the new son In home of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. P. Bldley, US North West Twelfth Avenue.

Jerry arrived sepember 27 In St. Anthony's Hospital. Donna Nell Roberts Is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. c.

nolds of Sunray for Uielr little girl born to them on September 27 In St. Anthony's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Hunter, 3M3 West Tenth Avenue, have named their little son William Sam. He was bom in St. Anthony's Hospital September 28. WHEN BABY HAS A I INDIGESTION If your baby add or dua ta KM or eour Htomach TKKTIfrNA will srateful relict because TKET1IINA.

li lainllva And carminative with arUi-acrd THE GROWING POPULATION rc Mr. and Mrs. H. W. McCue, Sunset Drive arc the parents of a baby girl born (o (hem In Northwest Texas Hospital on September 20.

A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. ivcy, 4224 West Fifteenth Avenue, in the Northwest Texas Hospital on September 29, I children. TEETHINA.

contains no Jlfca and fa recomr.icnrfed by thoimnfo of any i i i Tor TKF.TIHNA. 11 only 3fc for 12 JGclu THEY'VE BEEN NAMED Born to Mr. and Mrs. c. Solnno, 2208 Rule Street, on Scp- UGlf BLEMISHES pirn- Ointment.

Mildly Cmicuia Oint. mem titantra vttterine- kelps tad cltarup. Uaealoayjoilh (rajmnl.froolll. fill Cmirura Sow a soothes as well at clearuta. Buy BOTH atyonrdnjBffiM'a, For I cample, Dent.

MaV den, MaM. CUTICURA boflktet biu, (leortrla, TEETHIHA. ft frre baby cace and frcdlnir of NOW OPEN RUDY Service Station No. 4, loth Van BUTCH. "Get-acquainted" Spec-fa) Fnre 5S.OO Traile Card, No Contest Just Drive in and Get One, Gasoline 15c fTclrnctb.vl Higher A i Batteries Recharcrrt YC.U w.ii.

re rv Nn rentals, Jf No delay ,2 Rudy Bauman's 410 Filln.ore i Tyler rft Van LYRIC CLAIRE TREVOR--JOHN WAYNE "ALLEGHENY UPRISING" BOHIS KARLOFF "THE FATAL HOUR" Thii IOC rood for adult Can-toon 1 News It A Balcony lOc NOW Morris In "GAMBLING ON THE HIGH SEAS" wllh JANE WYMAN TEXAS TURNER BIONDEU ITORPHY 2 GIRLS on BROADWAY A DOORS I IV OPEN Idc to All Unlil J. Ihen 10-lSe LOMBARD Made for Each Other NOW SHOWING The Hut mokes a Out of "SPORTING BLCOD" Rohi. Vounc Lewll Btvne Maureen O'SulllTUl ENDS SATURDAY See this Sensational Picture Today. Don't risk missing it! NEW PRICES at THE NAT Starting TONIGHT and Each WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Night INo Tax) Musk by LES ROWLAND His Piano and His Orchestra SATURDAY PRICE $1.10 Per Couple or Stag LADIES FREE! SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTIONS POINTS- SPORTS PARAMOUNT NEWS I.atrst In IVnKil Events. of Charm" SUrrlnjr Paul Spllalny 1 ALL GIRL BAND IN TECHNICOLOR 3 DAYS ST.IRTINO A RRflmOUflT.