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I 4-door l-door Chwiolrt. 1 M1 Radi nth IA 'iubitantlal can worth thi TaU trade. 8ea GENE OTZ I J437 1 43-4? asfc-Ambassador I sedan- ----1 48 Arnbassador ,600 sedan 1 42 Chiy roltt. tliib sedan; 1 2' door IsftFord -----1 37 iNash -Ambassador Service 1009 Ave. 2-7975 WILL RED USEDtARS 1947 PLYMOUTH CONV.

Radio Heater Back-up Lights- Directional Signals Extra Clean A Local Car 1947 iCBEEV. DOOR SEDAN; jj 'Radio Heater Actual Miles A -One-Owner Car It'i Nice One! $OSD DELUXE 4 -of Jin-used to DRIVE-IN CiECK OUR 'trailer houie. i new. Has tjdidum $250tf. BUlldlni or Cbiv.

nerJect con; irraln bed. new tires. JC. LWB. new paint lob.

1C olckup. icraolet. LWB. fOSC. 5-ton.

Tractor, new cab'over tractor and 'W jejfcGMC, 4S4--LWB. crain bad. Ik HUFSTEDLER TRUCK Tfias fit- lAlttS.WHITE TRIKK Inc. "it 2436 Ave. Dill 6378 -t Chevrolet Fords 1 Lonn and sort wheel bases avftllftble rjli.

andT-Jtoto olckuus read? -2 fof iairtfdlste delivery Truck 1 Cppany ENQIKIKRjr 1.1. AtitomeHvt Sate JMl PLYMOUTH, Mil, llll.Oodn, 1121. 1931 Ford. UM. win damn II Chevrolet, black top housa Mat Purlpa M11H.

MM OLDS 3-door. tUt. Call CWBU at 3-4797. b-Tnicks For BT OWNER: 1941 Chevrolet panel. In rood condition with food paint: job.

Call8833. 1948 ONE-TON 81450. Phone jack Kaler. 4531 between 5 and 8 p. m.

1947 MODEL CMC grain truck, aama new. halt price, telephone Davis 3-1889. 1948 '4-ton or 1949 tt-tOB Ford pickup. Call 2-8610 alter 6 p. (11.

day Sunday. c-Motorcydtt 1948 Service-cycle tor condition.2103 5th. Telephone 3-B38. TOR SALE: James in perfect condition; cheao. ftth Street (rear).

Immediate deilvirr on 1P4I Harlev-Davldsons and tha Liihtwdiht LOTBOCK UOTORCYCU CO New and Olal 8232 d-Airplanes WANTED to trade for Have airplanes. 1945, cmalfion. What do you have? Clent P. O. Box Houtei 43 MODElT Palace trailer Can be seen In Clayton-Carter-Addition on Street with water tqrer.

Tele- ohone 2-5263. TRAILER house and trade for equity In house. 24U 1947 TRAVEL1TE sr Elic. Refrlter- ator. butane eoulpoed.

el trtde for late model car. 25fr 23rd. h'Auro Repairing, 8ADGET) PAfTB CO New and used 103-10 Colleze. ito-rina truck oarta. Ola) 3-1211 £COMB 23 tears In ouslnfes New rebuilt motors -35 49 on trrmi bv 12.

'PERCENT JRY BONDS 1949-51 May 15. 1942) NO3ICE OF CALL FOR To Holders of 2 percent Bonds of 1949-51 (dated May 15, 1942), and. Others 1. Public notice is hereby Mven that all outstanding 2 Treasury Bonds of May 15, 1942, are hereby called for redemption on September 15, 1949, on which date interest on such bonds will cease. 2.

Holders of these bonds may, in advance of the redemption date, be offered the privilege, of exchanging all or. any part of their called bonds for other interest-bearing obligations of the United States, in which event public notice will hereafter be given and an official circular governing the exchange offering "will be issued. 3. Full information regarding the presentation and surrender of the bonds for caih redemption under this call will be found in Department Circular No. 666, dated July 21, 1941.

JOHN W. SNYDER Secretary of the Treasury TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington, May 13, 1949. Spotlight Stocks NIW YORK, May 12. doling price and net change ot the fifteen most active atocka today. Sales Close Change Qrahara Palta 27,900 IVt 44 II Pow and Lt 30,800 United Corp 3'A Am Airline.

Int Harvester Ptnn. ER Colum Oas 8 Plywood Nat Container Steel Anaconda Coll and Alk Radio Corp Socony Vac 7,700 7,500 7,300 1,000 MOO 1,000 (,100 8,000 5,700 8214 15V4 5V. Vi VI vi y. 5,300 18 Stock Lilt NEW TOKK STOCKS (By Atioclated'Fresi) Sales In 100s High Low Close Am Airlines 77 9'A Am Tel and Tel 28 14114 141'A 141'A Am Woolen 18 Anaconda Cop J7Vi 27Ji Atch and Bf 7 MH WV4 ATlatlon Corp 38 eft 8 6V. Bith Steel My, Wft BrarUf Alrw 1 1ft 714 Chryiler Corp 15..

Wi Cont Motors 6V4 eVt Cont Oil Del 5(H4 ttVa Curtiss. Wright 25 8V4 8H 8H Praeport Sulph 3 47Vi 47 41V a Gen Elec 31 Oen Motors 43 58V 4 Ooodrlch (ED 4 B2 C2 Greyhound Corp 42 11'A lltt it Oil 5 Houston Oil 34 35V. 31V. Int. Harvester V2 25y, Kan City Southern 11 40 ,4 4iyn Loclcheed Alrc 48 19V.

Mo-Kan-Tex 5 4Vi Montgom Ward 13 53Y. 63H. 53Va National Gypsum 10 15 14W 14V. No Am Aviation 23 10 10 Ohio Oil 21 28 38V. 38V, Packard Motor 21 3tt 3 7 Pan Am Airways 25 OVi Panhandle and 12 V'i 7H 7tt Penney (JC) 13 47 47 Phllllpl Pet 13 eiV.

Plymouth Oil 5 47V. 47V. Pure Oil 16 30Vi Radio Corp of Am 53 12 Republic Steel 39 21K 31V. Bean Roebuck 27 37'A Sinclair oil 24 23H 22V. 3K Socony Vacuum 51 IS IBT-ii IB outhern Pacific 48 40 Stand Oil Cal 13 65 Stand Oil Ind 18 40H 40V 4 40V' 4 Stand Oil HJ 51 SUB OH .2 B7 87 57 Tutas Co 13.

-85V. S5V, Gulf Pred 'JC 8 14V. 14 11V. Gulf Sulph Tex Pac and 9 aoVk Tide Water A Oil 3 32V, 22'i 22 3 TJ 8 Rubber 3 TJ Stee! 71 Wast TJn Tel A 4 ISVi NEW YORK, May 12. Steady; selective demand.

BONDS: Steady; some rails improve. COTTON: Lower; liquidation and hedging. CHICAGO: WHEAT: New crop months, lower, May steady, CORN: Mixed; price changes small. OATS: Mixed; May firm'. HOGS: Steady to 25 cents higher; top $18.90.

CATTLE: Unevenly weak to 25 cents higher; top $26.50. Cotton NEW REFORT NXW YORK, May 12 Cotton luturei reacted sharply today Under liquidating and hedging pressure. This mora than offset short 'covering in nearby May and buying against expert business. Sentiment that the expiration of the i nearby May contracts Friday will bring new crop developments Into the market at a more dominant Influence 'Futures closed 35 cents to a bale lower than the previous Open High' Last May 33.84 33.84 July 32.84 33.47 33.85 3J.84 33,48 33.84-JS NIW YOBK GURU The Associated Prest) Ark Hat ami A 1J3 9Va Cities Service 16 47 4TA II Bond and 132 IV.i Humble Oil 13 77 76 77 Lone. Star Gaa 4 2414 Mtt 24Vi Ocl 29.15.

29,18 21.92 29.04 Dec 28.02 38.93 28.72 March 28.83 38.83 28.64 28.79 May 38.83 28.83 38,49 Middling spot 33.84N. Nomlrw.1. NEW ORLEANS REPORT. NEW ORLEANS, May Cotton futures declined here, today under lait- minute Ions liquidation In the May poal- tlon, and from the long Closing prices were steady; 50 to $1.35 a bale lower. Open High Low Last Mav 3S.77 33.77 M.4« July 32.70 32.79 32.53 Oct 39.09 :6.09 28,88 38.M-J9 Dec' 38,88 28.88 28.98 38,79 28.57 38.8IB Bid.

AVtBAOE PRICE NEW ORLIANB, May 12. The avtr- nge prlo of middling cot- toa today at 10 designated southern spot markets! was 95 cents a bale lower at 32.93 cents a pound: average for the past 30 market days 3J.OO; y.ths-lnch average 30.95. Grain CHICAGO REPORT CHICAGO, May 12 prices dropped on the board of trade in the last hour of dealings today, giving up early advances and falling below the previous close. The action of wheat had an unsettling influence on the rest of the market. Wheat cloud unchanged to lower, May SJ.2S corn was lower to hlcher.

May 11.34 oats were lower to Ti hlghir, May 87 Vt-Vi. FORT WORTH REPORT FORT WORTH, May 12 No. 1 hard 2.36-43. Oats 2 white 87 4 -88. Corn No.

white 1.88 Vi-6B. Sorghum! No. 2 yellow milo per loo Hi 2.57-82. CHICAGO REPORT CHICAGO, May 12 (U.PJ—Produce: Live poultry; II trucki. Easy.

No chances. (11,818 pounds, 89 cants a pourm, 99 icofe 90 score 57: 19 score Carlots 90 score tt score Km (Browns and whites): 18,475 cases. Sasy. Extras 70 percent A and over 47-48; extras percent A standards 43 Vj-48 current receipts 4314: dirties checks 42, Livf itoek KANSAS ClTr WPOBT KANSAS CITY, May 11 800; calves 200; fed steers 111)0 Ib up 50-75 lower; yearling steers heifers steady to 26 lower; cowa weak.to lower; bulli little changed; vealers killing steady to easier: good and low choice fed ateer. 24.oo-25.25; medium to- low lood good and choice 765 Ib rnixea yearlines 26.00; medium and good heifers and mixed yearlings 21.50-24.50: common and medium beef cows 16.50-18.50: good and choice vealers largely 24.00-27.00.

HOBS 2500; active, steady to 25 higher; top 18 75' good and choice 170-250 Ibs 18725-75; 260-33B Ibs 17.26-18.2!; sows 25 higher, 14.75-18.15; stags 11,78 down. Sheep 1500; slow, spring lambs strong to 50 higher; clipped lambs 25-50 lower; ewes weak to BO lower: and choice native spring lambs 31.00; good to choice 90 Ib lambs with No. 1 and No, 2 skins 28.30: othtrs with So. 9 sWns 28.00; sood to choice 105 Ib with No. 2 pelts 27 75' food and choice native ewes with No.

1 land No. 3 skins FORT WORTH REPORT TORT WORTH, May 13 600; i calves 250; steady; good steers and year- I lings 34.00-25.00; common to medium 17.00' 23.00; beol cows 17.00-19.00; good and choice fat calves common and I medium 17.50-23.50; (tucker steer- calves 12000-2600- heifers S4.00- down; stocker yearlings 20.00-24.00; stocker cows 16.00 Hogs 900; butchers steady to 25c down; sows steady to 50c down; feeder pigs unchanged: top 18.J5; uoofl and choice IM- 2GO Ib 17.75-18.00; good and choice 150-185 Ib 16.50-17.00; sows 13.00-14,50; feeder pigs 14.00-17.00. i Sheep slaughter lambs ana year- i lings weak to 50c lower; other sheep and lambs steady; good shorn lambs 38.0028,00 feeder lambs 20.00-34.J6; medium to choice spring lambs 23.00-ll.tO.. Nearly 10,000 illegitimate native children have been born In Durban, Soflth Africa, lince 1943, compared with 10,950 legitimate births, a City Councilman stated. VMKS HESON A.

f. -4. 204 THRU BUSES LUBBOCK 4 SCHEDULES DAILY DALLAS ONLY ONE CHANGE TO HOUSTON-NEW ORLEANS FAST LIMITED SERVICE TO RALEIGH, N. C. Only One Change.

Lv. Lubbock 7i4l AM Ar. Dallas 5:45 PM iv. Lubbock 12:30 PM Ar. Dallas 9:45 PM Lv.

LubboeV 7:45 PM Ar. Dallas AM Lv. Lubbock 1:00 AM Ar. Dallas 9:45 AM TRAVEL BY BUS SAVE MONEY! ONE WAY FARE LUBBOCK Fort $5.75 $650 Houston $10.25 (All fun Plus Tan) Texas, New Mexico And Oklahoma Coaches Coll 6641 For Regulor Schedule Information "COME AND GO BY T.N.M.&0." icial Records Mtrrlago Llcvntwi O. I.

Murphy, 3i, ot Shallo water, and MlH Floe Marie Howard, II, ot Naw Cattle. Manual Heredla, 13, and. Roman, it, both of Patnibun. Charles Arnold Partaln, 11, and Mils Myrtle Beatrice Woolen, 18, both of tub- bock. Lubbock 99IM DISTRICT ARCH S.

UNDERWOOD Underwood Named To Insurance Post Announcement of the election of Arch S. Underwood, president ot the Texas Compress and Warehouse company, Lubbock, as a director, and reading of the association's annual report by its president, F. Allen, Dallas, featured a policyholders luncheon of the Texas Employers' Insurance association at the Hilton hotel today noon. D. D.

Redman, vice president, presided at the luncheon, attended by approximately 150 policyholders. W. A. (Bill) Black, manager of the Lubbock office, was official host. In his report, Allen pointed out that earned premiums of the Texas Employers' Insurance association increased $4,176,277.96 during 1948 to reach an all-time high of $14,148,668.58.

Net income for the year, after providing incurred losses, operating expenses and taxes, amounted to Dividends paid to policyholders during 1948 on their 1947 earned premiums, plus guaranteed cost discounts deducted for 1948 premiums, amounted' to $2,666.105,12. Assets increased from $10,638,023,21 in 1947 to $12,828,650.64 in 1948. I a. v. Lydla Zustact against a.

J. luiticl, for dlvoru. 1 COUNTY Waller DarIM, PraaUlu I U. B. UcKtt Company against R.

B. Mylei, IUH on account, i DIVOBCM OKANtlD Ilia Mae wiittn- atalnit Oampil Maxlue Shearer aialnit Uoyd R. Shearer. Removed From Texas Boy's Lung In Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, May 12 (Fi A tack was removed today from seven-year-old Bobby Sanderi' lung. The Crowell, youngster swallowed the upholstering tack.

Sunday. Wichita Falls equipment could not reach the tack and he was brought by private plane to Temple university's bronchoscopic clinic 'here. Hospital said the operation was successful. The boy is in good condition and will be permitted to leave for home Sunday or Monday. Warranty Deeds O.

J. relty to Home Lumbar A Supply company, lot JO, block 7, Clayton Carter addition. MM. F. c.

Haught and wife to litle clay Allen Hausht, part ol the northeast ot survey 27. block D-5, 110. P. c. naught and wife to Berlin Bautht, part ol the northeait of vey Yl, block O-i, 110, Farmers Co-op Compreti to Robert U.

part of section- 4, block HOI. Wlmam D. Stewart and wife to Raymond H. Purr, lot It, block Weitrldie addition, Bam Allrcd to J. T.

Olover. and othen, lot 9. block I. orlilneJ ot Lubbock, $1,250. Addle Tyron and to A.

Kent), tractt 8 and aectlon II. block $1,200, i Klotie Canter Water! and huiband to Dora met ot the aouth- weit of the coutheait Vt of the louth- ol eectlon block C. 'A, Porter and wlrt to A. Bug Robertson, lot 3. and cait of lot bloclc 177, Weit Park addition, Blaton, $1.250.

Ray W. Pace to Alvln Enhart Eiicrrell and wife, lot 1, Pace States addition. I7.JBO. Hlrlam M. Reid and others to Weldon L.

Wlnea, lot 13, block 1, Wooclawn addition, 11,000. Hlrlam M. Heed and others to Weldon L. 'lot 11, block Woodlnwn addition, 11,100. Addle furtlion and huiband to Randal O.

Kerihner and wife, cart of section 1 block D-8, 134,000. Home Lumber tc iupplv. company to H. D. Condltt and wife, lot 10, block: 7, Clayton Carter addition.

IB.UO. W. Parker and wife to J. W. Parker and wife, part of block 41, Suburban Homes addition, 13,000, Bob Payne and wile to Xlliabeth Ross, northweit Vi ot tract 5, Arnett Ic Benson addition, 11,000.

Mrs. Alberta Hlckman to Otho c. Hendrlclci. lot 11, block 41, Harder lubdlvislon, M.IOO. Herman Porter and wire to Garland Raney, lot 4, block 19, HUlcreit addition, 13.000.

Building Ptrmlti Wilkinson, to reildence on con- blocks at 718 Ave. C. (110. Drlnkara and Swart, to set reddence on foundation at 2610, East Ave. 11,000.

A. rredricka, to construct jriildtnce at 2801. Eait Are. 1100. 3.

T. Jenkins, to comtruct reildence at Thlrty-ellhth, J. T. Jenkins, to conitruct reildence at Thlrtr-elshth, M.OOO. J.

T. Jenkins, to construct residence at 1008 Thirty-eighth, The Aydelotte company, owner, and 'uljrey R. Anderson, contractor, to con- residence at 3512 Twenty-fourth, The Aydelotte company, owner, and Au- R. Anderson, contractor, to construct at 3514 Twenty-fourth, $7,250, RUDDOCK. Morn.Av«l«nche, FrL, Mty IS, 1949 Sec.

Tt-15 Ed Wynn Goes To Hollywood For Mad Hatter Role In Walt Disney's 'Alice In Wonderland' By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS INS Staff Comspondwii HOLLYWOOD, May 12. Near Penang; two Chinese fishermen landed a rare 14-foot saw- Hlh weighing 971 pounds, after a three-hour struggle. OSTEOPATKIC PHYSICIAN AND 9UHOEON Dr. A.

Emtry Oinerai Practice Rectal. DlieaiM 1IUADWAT OH. t-M14 ftienf PIANO TUNING AND MPAIB WILLIAM HARROD Mcmbti American Societv of Piino Ttchntelans 1301 Phon. you looked the world over you. wouldn't find better mad hatter than Ed Wynn, who been a mad hatter on the stage for years.

Well, Ed Is going to play the mad hatter in Walt "Alice to Wonderland," and when I talked with Walt today he waa delighted. Ed, who now says -he Keeuan Wyhn's father, needn't, be so modest. 1 knew. him when! I mean- when he ate corn on' 'the cob with- a machine, Kid a trick typewriter, and SO funny stage tricks, of course. He has wanted to do something In the movies for a long time, but always hesitated until he got the right part.

Well, this ir it, Ed. Congratulations to you, Walt and to "Alice." Aeirtis Rttumei Work Ann BIyth, who has been on suspension for refusing to play the lead in "Abandoned," will be back to soon. She goes to Samuel Goldwyn for "Commencement," a story by T. Hugh Herbert It isn't a lendout, Ann is still in Dutch with her tTnivers- al-International bosses. But I don't think they will stay cross at her long, because she's a wonderful girl, and this is the time she has ever kicked up her h'eels.

Seems that Sam lent Dana Andrews to William Goetz 'and in return, he gets. Ann BIyth. Lucky she's a little actress. Sinf ers Take The Henry Ginsbergs hosted a small dinner at the Mbcambo after the opera last week. Bing Crosby and Dorothy Kirsten, who were among the guests, started singing duets, which were out of this world, but naturally, with those two, Dorothy's triumph in Hollywood has brought great happiness to her friends.

She was wonderful in "La Moheme," and even better in "La Traviata" Saturday night. When you can get cheers out of a cold Los Angeles audience, that's really something. Romance Reported Rod Cameron and Marie Windsor are soaring with the thermometer. Guess who is in town? Clara Bow and Rex Bell, looking sun tanned and sassy from their Nevada ranch, getting plenty of glances at the Vine street Derby. Janet Gaynor and Adrian will be home Sunday from their African trek, which means the Jeffrey Lynns, who have been renting their will -be house hunting.

Turhan Bty cancelled his trip to Europe, including Mama's and JACK RUTLEDGE All Stwtord Oil Phillip Himbte WASHING LUBRICATION 1202 Hint 2-2761 Grandma's, because his; astrologer, said the. signs were- So he's accepted singing role-In a- road musical titled Show." Roy Roland, crowding Ronald Colman for his honors as top caller or dunces. Wedding The'wedding date! tor Mickey. Rooney and Martha Vickers is May tt is at Susan Peters should be wonderful playing Elizabeth Barrett in "Barretts Of Wimpole Street" in summer stock in New England. She tours for three months and then goes into "The Glut Menage- erie." Carmellta Courtrlght; daughter; of Hernando, popular president of the marries; Edwin La Cava, 1, at of the Good Shepherd in Hills.

Actress, Husband Team Up- Just heard that Gloria Haley is heading for Chicago to go into "Inside her old man. Jack Haley. Louis Hayward's wife, Peggy, is coming home with an all-Italian designed wardrobe that; it. is said, will knock your eye out Same stylist who -whipped up Linda Christian. Power's trousseau.

Night club "biz" should certainly pick up when Joe E. Lewis checks into Ciro's next month. The veil Ottolie Kruger wears for her June 2 wedding in New York is cut from the same bolt of lace from which Princess Elizabeth had her veil made. Romance is certainly'in the air. Olympic swimming -Ann Curtiss, marries Gordon Cunio on May 28, in San Francisco.

He-'is the former USC Ray Driscoll, former designer' who used to go in for lists of "ten worst dressed men" is' turning actor. He's been in Mexico for four months. West African natives oping a taste for herring fronvtha North Sea in preference to sharks, Nigeria reports 2 WAYftADIO "BETTER SERVICE SAFELY" 7474 CITY CAB CO. OIU Cocanougbtr, Mgt. RAY FARMER.

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