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Eight THE AUSTIN GRIN AND BEAR IT- -By Lichty "Oh, I'm afraid we're Fignewton can fix INTERSTATE QUEEN THEATRES PHONE TWO BIG FEATURES! JUNGLE THRILLS! Bomba on. PANTHER ISLAND Starring Johan SHEFFIELD A MONOGRAM PICTURE ON THE SAME PROGRAM RODDY McDOWALL IN Black USE CHIEF CHIEF DRIVE- IN THEATRE NE A REST. TOWN ON TRAIN 5600 BLK DALLAS HGWY OR CLEAR LOW THE SCHEEM TO "NIGHT UNTO NIGHT" RONALD REAGAN VIVECA LINDFORS PLUS REDMERTON OF THE B. 0. Opens Show 7:00 SPEAKER FOR EVERY CAR 7-2604 INTERSTATE STATE THEATRES Telephone 2-5291 NOW! 4:09 Feature 6:06 at 8:03 12:15 10:00 2:12 A Man! 4 Worn a POWELL EVELYN KEYE A RELEASED THRU UNITED MIKE ARTISTS J.

M. KERRIGAN Plus Cartoon News Sports INTERSTATES PARAMOUNT THEATRES PHONE 2-5411 NOW! FEATURES 12-2-4-6-8-10 AT ROMANTIC RIOT! GABLE LORETTA. YOUNG Marilyn MAXWELL, KEY CiTY BUGS BUNNY NEWS 9a is STATESMAN, AUSTIN, TEXAS Saturday, March 11, 1950 Small Nash Predicted Next Month BL DAVID J. WILKIE Associated Press Auto Editor DETROIT, March 11-(P)-Nash's new Rambler car should be ready for public introduction next month. The Rambler is the new smaller model with which Nash is going after business in the lower price field.

Details still are being held by the Nash management, but it is fairly well understood the new vehicle will be a ger model. on a 100-inch wheelbase and powered with an 82 horsepower engine. Since they gave up their own plans for smaller, lightweight cars early in the postwar perioa, General Motors and Ford have displayed little outward interest in such units. Nevertheless, the entire industry is going to watch the reaction to Nash's Rambler. Unlike Kaiser-Frazer, also planning a smaller model, Nash did not show the Rambler at the recent Chicago Auto Show.

It plans a vigorous promotion drive, however, when all its dealers have been supplied Like with other the models unit. in the pine, the the single new unit economy body car and will chassis be construction. Industry observers who have seen it describe it as presenting a low. graceful silhouette and of less than 2 2,500 pounds overall weight. Like the yet-to-be-named KaiserFrazer smaller model, the Rambler will seat three persons in front and two in the rear.

Access to its luggage compartment from the back of the car. In the K-F smaller model the luggage compartment is reached from the inside of the vehicle. Many industry observers agree with Nash and K-F sales chiefs that there should be a substantial market for cars of the type they have in the new smaller units. They base this view on increasing inquiries, mostly from young people planning to buy their first automobiles. The main objective in bringing out smaller, lighter weight cars, of course, is to get prices down where they will attract more buyers, and to provide more economy of operation.

Price tags for the Nash and K-F smaller models have not yet been disclosed. All that has been said about prices far is that the new cars will be priced below the lowest priced Chevrolet, Ford and Plymouth models. A substantially lower price for the two new models has been indicated by Nash and K-F. Both have said they expect their new cars to take a lot of business from the used cars lots. Whether the average car buyer would prefer new car or a late model size vehicle stamaller has been debated in industry circles ever since plans for the new 100- inch wheelbase models were disclosed.

Promotion of the the smaller Nash and K-F cars will put considerable emphasis on gasoline mileage. A minimum of 35 miles per gallon is expected. Nash and K-F sales executives say the mileage possibilities will be of especial importance to buyers in the price range of the new models. HEGMAN'S RITZ LAST DAY 5c FIRST TIME IN TOWN GENE AUTRY In His New Picture "RIM OF THE CANYON" Plus BILL ELLIOTT in Last Chapter of "WILD BILL HICKOK" Eddie Joseph THEATRES NORTH DRIVE- IN AUSTIN Box Office Opens 6:00 P.M. "TASK FORCE" Gary Cooner Jane Wyatt Also "BANDITS OF DARK CANYON" Allan Lane Bob Steele SOUTH DRIVE- IN AUSTIN Box Office Opens 6:00 P.M.

"INSIDE STORY" Marsha Hunt W. Lundigan KID" Allan Lane Eddy Walker MONTOPOLIS I Box Office DRIVEOpens 6:00 P.M. IN "OUT OF THI STORM" James Lydon Lois Collier BADLANDS" Allan Lane Mildred Coles YANK Box Office Open: 11:45 A M. "KEY LARGO" Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall OF DODGE CITY" Allan Lane PUBLIC RECORDS 53RD DISTRICT COURT (Gardner, Judge) Gracie Mae Jackson, et al, vs. Ola B.

Singleton, et al, damages, filed. Gertrude McGee vs. James McGee, divorce, filed. 98TH DISTRICT COURT (Betts, Judge) Emily Lee, et vir, vs. Milton Allen, to try title, filed.

126TH DISTRICT COURT (Roberts, Judge) Mary Alice Ayers vs. Shelton Eugene Ayers, divorce, filed. Associates Investment Company vs. Kenneth W. Sheridan, suit on note, filed.

Mrs. Lawler Vs. Paul Hyman, damages, filed. Mrs. Clara F.

Rogers vs. Pleas B. Rogers, debt, filed. Marjorie Richardson vs. John B.

Richardson, annulment, filed. Ivy Pollard VS. Fred Pollard, divorce, filed. Juanita A. Pardo vs.

Cruz Pardo, divorce, filed. Mrs. J. Dawson vs. J.

Dawson, divorce, filed." MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED (Limberg, Richard L. Bible and Rose Maureen Glass. Luis Guzman and Lilia Saenz. Robert Carson Bryson and Lola Mae Smart. Alonzo Marcee and Johnnie Mae Revado.

A. Oman and Dorothy L. Pecht. Ronald Ray Surratt and Suzanne Gilbert. BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED (Eckert, Inspector) Austin Development Corporation, masonry commercial building (Crestview Shopping Center), 7107-09 Arroyo Seca, $30,000.

Mrs. V. G. Green, move frame residence onto lot and repair, 1502 Waller Street. $1,000.

Gordon K. Shearer frame residence and carport attached, 606 Jessie Street, $8,000. Chester Watts, frame residence and garage, 2012 Montclaire, $7,500. Nash-Phillips-Copus, 13 frame residences and garages attached, 3500 and 3700 blocks of Basford Road and 3500 block of Grayson Road, Giles Place No. 2, $5,800 each; total, $75,400.

Slip the Rumor to Me, Junior; I'll Believe Now NEW YORK, March Slip the rumor to me, junior. Did you see 8 bird flying backward? You say a lion stopped you in the street and wanted to know what subway to take to Boyle the How's Bronx that? Zoo? You Notes just trapped three men from Mars in Boyle Notes BY HAL BOYLE without skin, flesh, scales or feath- ers. A reporter asked a well known atomic scientist if he believed the rumor, and he replied: "I wouldn't say I disbelieved it. Anything is possible." And so it is. If two pollywogeyed creatures in green armor knocked on my door and said, "We just landed from the planet Venus," I wouldn't call them liars.

I'd just hand them the keys to the apartment and say, "Let me know when you get out of here." Can the H-bomb destroy, the world? One eminent scientists says, "Yes." Another says, "Pooh!" Is a murder defendant crazy or sane? One psychiatrist testifies he's a Bluebeard and a second psychiatrist says he's batty as a belfry. Will anti-histamines cure the common cold? There're experts on both sides. That's the trouble nowadays. The world has gone beyond the understanding of the common man, and whom can he trust when the experts quarrel among themselves? So, junior, I won't deny you saw the backward-flying bird, the lion on the street, or shot from Mars. I won't disbelieve anything.

But just don't to get excited about your marvels. The old man is worn out with marvels he can't comprehend. It might be a good idea to have a five-year moratorium on them till we can all catch up. Fort Worth Chief Asks 30 New Cops FORT WORTH, March Addition of 30 beat patrolmen was proposed Thursday by Police Chief George T. Hawkins as a measure Porto combatting Worth.

increasing crime in Hawkins made his estimate in the wake of a City Council directive for a study of police manpower needs. Hawkins said there was a need for more foot patrolmen "to clean up the downtown area at least." He said he would like to see enough beat patrolmen to fill afternoon and night shifts. The study will be made by City Manager W. O. Jones.

HERE'S FARM INCOME DOPE In the following article. second of a series of three on the income tax. Felix Cotten discusses the various problems of special groups among the nation's taxpayers. who must meet the deadline of midnight of March 15. BY FELIX COTTEN WASHINGTON.

March 45 million persons filing annual income tax returns now receive salaries or wages and most of the remaining eight million are in business for themselves. Of the latter total, approximately two and one-half million are farmers. All farmers who have a gross income of $600 or more a year are required to file an annual income tax return and a declaration of estimated tax. Proprietors, including farmers, present special tax problems. Internal revenue officials point out, however, that all are subject to the basic principles of income tax law, which are that a taxpayer pays on his income, less expenses incurred in producing the income and the allowable deductions, credits, etc.

Due to his peculiar situation, the farmer is allowed special considerations. If he expects two-thirds of his income to be derived from farming. he may postpone filing his annual declaration of estimated tax until Jan. 15 of the year following that in which it is earned. He should pay the estimated tax then, and then file his final return by March 15.

But if he can file his final return and pay the actual tax by Jan. 31, he can postpone filing his declaration until that time. Thus killing two birds with one stone. Farmers are required to report as income payments from the government, as well as cash from crop sales and profits from buying and selling. They may deduct expenses, but must list them in detail.

In some cases, farmers use accrual and inventory methods in determining income. The basic principle in dealing with inventories is the difference in value at the beginning and end of the year. Businessmen and other self-employed persons have to get in their declarations of estimated tax for the coming year by March 15, along with their final returns for the preceding year. This declaration and the accompanying estimated tax installments are subject to correction through the year as income varies. Officials explain that persons who expect $100 or more of outside income, over and above that for which the tax is withheld by employers, are required to file declarations and to pay installments through the year.

This also applies to taxpayers whose incomes are above a certain level. The Internal Revenue Bureau says DANCE TONIGHT HILLTOP INN Music By UNCLE GUS and His Boys Phone 7-0425 for Reservations DANCE MOOSEHEAD TAVERN SUNDAY NIGHT MUSIC BY LONE STAR MELODY BOYS From 5 "Til 7 Miles Out Fredericksburg Road Ph. 8-9927 OFF THE RECORD By Reed FREED the basement and winged 'em with your atom gun? Do I believe you, son? Well, let me put it to you this way--I don't disbelieve you. I no longer disbelieve anybody or anything. The age of mug certainty is gone.

Wonder has piled upon wonder so fast in our lifetime that few of us have any disbelief left. It takes a brave or foolhardy man indeed today to say "that's impossible." Tomorrow he may be proved wrong and a doltish oaf. Mankind seems to have lost its anchors and is drifting helterskelter before capricious winds of change and uncertainty. Faith has lost its feathers, and authority is a broken reed. About all a man can be sure of is that if he steps aboard a certain bus he'll end up home.

But about that bus driver a few years back who started out on his regular route here and ended up in Florida? Nope, you just can't know nothing for certain. There is no basket left you can put your into and count on getting all 12 back again. Take that story by dynamite salesman about the wreckage of a space ship being found in Mexico piloted by a gent only 23 inches tall. The Air Force says, "There is no evidence to support the existence of any interplanetary machines." But you will note that the Air Force doesn't rule out the possibility. It can't-it may to fight space ships some So chave may the Navy.

As a mater of fact, the rumor of an interplanetary space ship having crashed on the North American continent has been floating around Manhattan for months. According to the version I heard, it hit in the Southwest and the bodies of "things" about three feet high were found. The "things" were supposed to have been living beings, but this level is $4.500, plus $600 for each dependent. Thus it is $5,700 for a man and wife, $6,300 for a man, wife and one child and $6,900 for a man, wife and two children. The reason given is that at this level the withholding tax is insufficient to cover Finest the tax due.

Veterans present a special situation. They may deduct anything received under the GI Bill of Rights, and bonuses paid by states. The 2.8 billion dollar life insurance dividend which is being paid to veterans this year is exempt from tax. All pensions payable by the Veterans' Administration are tax exempt. However, civil service retirement pensions are taxable, minus what the employes put The same is true of all non-contributory pensions and regular Army and Navy retirement pay.

There is one exception to the latter. If retirement is for disability, the payments are not taxable, All social security and railroad retirement payments are tax exempt. Next: Mistakes in Filing WORD-DEAFNESS POSSIBLE Aphasia, or word-deafness, may be caused by injury or disease of the brain. LARRY'S SUPPER CLUB Shrimp Chicken Steak Mexican Food 10 miles out Burnet Road 8-0279 or 6-2983 DANCE TONIGHT RUDY'S DRIVE-INN "Bring the Family" 3 Mi. Out San Antonio Hiway MUSIC BY LONE STAR MELODY BOYS Re Opening Las Vegas Cafe SATURDAY, MAR.

11 Serving Delicious Mexican Dishes Fried Chicken and Steaks 1811 East 1st St. COCA AT Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs The Sweetest Story Ever Told Brilliant New York Cast Austin High Auditorium Saturday, March 11th Matinee 2:30 Night 8:00 Children Tax Adults $1.20 Included Tickets on Sale--J. R. REED (Sponsored by Austin Exchange Club) 1960. The Register 3-11 and Tribune Syndicate "Do you mind if I carry you right into the kitchen? -I'm starved!" Water Leak Found After 16 Long Years thrown on our own.

unless the Sow and Fames Council to Announce Building Code Group Selection by the City Council of one member on the seven-member building code commission will be made during the coming week and the committee will be announced Thursday. The City Council Thursday afternoon tentatively selected six members, but withheld announcement of members' names until it could secure acceptances. Ex-officio members are: City Fire Marshal W. L. Heaton, Building Inspector John C.

Eckert, City Manager Guiton Morgan and Assistant City Attorney W. T. Williams Jr. PASTOR WILL SPEAK NASHVILLE, March (AP). Rev.

William Marion Elliott pastor of Highland Park Presbyterian Church of Dallas, Texas, will give the baccalaureate sermon at Vanderbilt University here June 4. CACTUS Now! 5c-20c Gun-Blazin' Bad Men! TECHNICOLOR WARNER BROS: THRILL -JAMMED TRIUMPH! ARE it AT Directed be Porky Pig Stooges VARSITY LAST DAY: FIRST SHOW 2: P. M. Danny KAYE IN The INSPECTOR GENERAL IN TECHNICOLOR EXTRA COLOR CARTOON TEXAS FIRST SHOW 2: P. M.

Greer GARSON Walter PIDGEON A IN That Forsythe Woman AUSTIN: FIRST SHOW DOUBLE FEATURE: Gene AUTRY BIG SOMBRERO PLUS SUNSET PASS With James WARREN THEATRES INTERSTATE! Capitol LAST DAY! PRICES! REGULAR ON OUR STAGE IN PERSON direct from hollywood MONTE. HALE ACTS SONGS AND TOM LONDON On the Screen MONTE HALE IN "PRINCE THE OF PLAINS" Stage Times: 1:35 3:35 7:30 9:30 GALVESTON, March lot of Galveston city water has gone down the drain since an old main sprang a leak an estimated 16 years ago. The leak was located Tuesday at 42nd Street and Avenue, buried under about 12 feet of dirt. A crew of workmen immediately started to repair it. Water Superintendent Robert Owens said he had attempted to find the leak since 1940.

Estimates of the water loss ran as high as $140,000. WE PAY CASH Saver INSURANCE AGENCY PH 7-4483 LITTLEFIELD BLDG. FOR ASHES! ENJOY LIFE! Dine Out With Us More Often Luncheon Complete Dinner 65c Continuous wired music for your dining pleasure. Serving 6 A. M.

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12 Noon Friday for Sunday THE AMERICAN STATESMAN "CLASSIFIED CORNER Seventh and Colorado AUTOMOTIVE I -AUTOS FOR SALE 1939 PACKARD super "8" custom 4-doot sedan. Radio, heater. Good tires. $250 or best offer this weekend. 1707 West 42nd.

6-2247. BLACK 1946 Buick Super Sedan. White sidewalls, 6-8489. 1947 CHEVROLET. Excellent condition, reasonable Radio.

heater. new tires. Phone 2-8376 after 5 p.m. No dealers. 1946 Fleetline aero sedan.

Exceptionally clean. radio. heater, new seat cover Priced right. 8-2246. 1947 NASH $795.

Radio, heater. Original paint. low mileage. Local one owner. AAA Auto Sales 210 East 2nd.

2-4856. FOR SALE: 46 Chevrolet Stylemaster, $1,045. 1814 East 19. Individual owner. 2-9365.

LARSON SMITH 521 West 6th Easy Terms 2-3833 49 Ford Custom V-8 4-Dr. loaded $1495 49 Ford Custom V-8 2-Dr. R. H. 1395 Chev.

F. M. 4-Dr. 1195 48 Chev. F.

Club Coupe loaded 1145 48 Chev. 8. M. 2-Dr. Heater 1095 47 Dodge Custom 4-Dr.

1145 47 Chev. L. 4-Dr. 1125 47 Chev. F.

M. 2-Dr. 1095 47 Chev. F. M.

2-Dr. 1035 47 Chev. F. M. Club Coupe 1095 46 Ford Super 6 2-Dr.

850 1941 CHEVIE tudor. radio, heater, new black paint. Excellent condition throughout, $595.00. Trade, terms. 2-5990.

BEST CONVERTIBLE IN TOWN '49 Ford. 15.000 miles. all accessories. One owner. 6-3854.

CLEAN 1938 Ford coupe. New motor, seat covers and battery, $225. Private owner. Phone 2-9780. '35 CHEVROLET standard four door, runs fair.

Radio. Priced for quick sale. $73. Phone 2-4861. EASY TERMS buys perfect 1934 Pontiac 4-door In perfect condition.

Trade. 7-4208 BARGAIN, '36 CHEVROLET 2 door, good running condition. worth $100.00. Take $65.00, make offer. 7-3590.

1942 FORD "6." Beautiful black. $495. W. R. Clarks Used Cars.

Second and San Jacinto. See These '50 Studebaker Convertible. Brand new. O'drive and white wall tires $1995 '48 Studebaker Commander 4-door. Radio.

heater. O'drive and white wall tires $1495 '46 Chevrolet Fleetmaster. 4-door. 15.000 actual miles $1095 40 Lincoln 4-door 395 LINVILLE MOTORS 307 Lamar Blvd Ph. 8-0656 1950, Sacrafice.

MERCURY Take trade. delux Many four door extras, sedan. light UNIVERSITY MOTORS 504 West 30th at Guadalupe '50 PLY. 4-dr. New heater.

81845 '50 OLDS '98" 4-dr New $2795 '50 FORD 2-dr. Custom "8" H. $1845 '50 CHEV. DIx. Aero.

H. $1845 '50 FORD pickup, heater $1395 49 OLDS cl. cpe All extras $1895 48 CHEV Aero 1 owner $1395 '48 CHEV Sta. Wag. Nice $1195 '48 DE SOTO CI.

Cpe. All extras $1495 '47 MERCURY cl. cpe. Clean $1195 46 CADILLAC Sed '62 One owner $1695 42 FORD 2-dr 595 '41 CADILLAC Sedanette, 895 41 FORD 00 595 41 CHEV 2-dr. Heater 80 595 '40 PLY.

4-dr. Clean 495 '35 OLDS 4-dr. 1 owner 195 '29 MODEL 95 FRED YOUNG BILL SEIDERS L. PEARSON Phone 2.7152 $75 DOWN for 1935 Pontiac "6" 2-door. Extra clean.

A-1 mechanically. Trade. 7-4208. FORD 1946 station wagon with heater. Excellent condition.

$1.050. Contact C. R. Blevins. Phone 8-6646.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY TRAILER FAX YOU CAN'T GET BLOOD OUT OF A SOM TURNIPO FEATURES CO. but you can get the trailer coach you desire if you come to the HICKS TRAILER SALES. From front to back, they are right! Right in comfort, right in price. We also have accessories and parts for sale. with OF FINE TRAILER COACHES HICKS DISTRIBUTORS TRAILER SALES PHONE 2-5054 2301 SOUTH CONGRESS.