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Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 4

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171 PAO' FOUR Tuesday Evening July 4 1930 FORT WORTH STAR-TELZGRAM sanctuary is complete except for finishing touches The "supreme voice" of the Hidden Haven Is Near Denver Mystic Brotherhood Ready to Avoid Atomic War in Mountain Retreat BY JAMES A CALDWELL- I cult Dr Maurice Doreal decid- i the Rockies has not yet gone DENVER July 4 1 ed just three weeks less than out Members of the mystic "Brother- 1 five years ago that atomic war- James an official with the hood of the White Temple" who I fare would begin in a maximum Colorado State Department of belicve a full scale world war is of five years The balding Doreal Revenue and a self-styled stuimminent were ready Tuesday who said the Colorado haven dent of metaphysics said: for the move to their atomic would be modeled after the real I "The war has already started haven hidden in the towering of all occult Dr Doreal is watching develop-Rocky Mountains lore of the planet" has already ments" IThere at "Shamballa Ash- moved to his Colorado retreat When the time rama" as the retreat is known some 40 miles southwest of comes" he added "our members to the initiated the select group Denver wilt come from all parts of the plans to wait out World War III Ile identified the original United States We are prepared Iwhile "civilization perishes under Shamballa as the great white for any emergency" -I a hail of atomic bombs" temple of Tibet which he de-John James of Denver a dared "is 75 miles under the "director" of the brotherhoods Himalayas" Shamballa said Tuesday that the The signal to the selected per- RCRA -Ag-A141111111121A sanctuary is complete except for sons whose number was placed 4111' ANtD IDUSIR A finishing touches at 800 by Doreal four years ago The "sunreme voice" of the to move to the secret haven in PLIES Public Playgrounds Crowded 1Wiih July 4th Celebrators Clear Plexiglas Rods PLEXIGLAS Clear and Colored Plexglas Sheets FOAM RUBBER Restock and e- Haven Is Near Denver --4--f -4 a '7 4 4 ''''r Mystic Brotherhood Ready to Avoid AN 040-2 Iir' 0- 1 1 '44c vtt- I 0 dt A- i ::4 4 i 4 Atomic War in Mountain Retreat 44 i iir 4 -0 41'14 BY JAMES A CALDWEL 1 L- I cult Dr Maurice Doreal decid- i the Rockies has not 3'et gone 44 it ot It 4 DENVER July 4 (INS)-- 1 ed just three weeks less than out t'' the mystic "Brother- five years ago that atomic war- James an official with the 1 1 A e- 11 4 Members of Nro i hood of the White Temple" who fare would begin in a maximum Colorado State Department of Revenue and a self-styled stu- I belicve a fun scale world war is of five years The balding Doreal A Oe 4---- -if imminent were ready Tuesday who said the Colorado haven dent of metaphysics said: 141 for nt 4-4 -t- 51-- otOt has real "The war has already started all occult mDrentDsoreal is watching develop- hidden in itno tthheeirtovateorminigc ushonumldhablelamcodeenIteedr after ofa v---1- --41 it 4 Tx 1 Rocky Mountains lore of the planet" Itio '4 4 A'''4 1 There at "Shamballa Ash- moved to his Colorado retreat coINeVshen the pr oper time he added our members 4 4m rama" as the retreat is known some 40 miles southwest of ii-lt e4 46 --dll'1 7 it 4 --f -44 wilt come from all parts of the 1 -Id 11- to the initiated the select group Denver 4 1 I' 4:: 1' :44: plans to wait out orld ar III 4 4 zet- Ile identified the original l'nited States We are prepared -----0 hile "civilization perishes under Shamballa as the great white for any emergency" 4'" ---t- 1- a hail of atomic bombs John James of Denver a dared temple of Tibet which he de- red ''is 75 miles under the k' 4' 1 "director" of the brotherhoods Himalayas" li oLi I4: --4 44 Shamballa said Tuesday that the The signal to the selected per- iv A RCRA 4 '0 sanctuary is complete except for sons hose number was placed 4 4 finishing touches at 800 by Doreal four 'ears ago AND INDUSIR A tlir i The "supreme voice" of the to move to the secret haven in PPLIES (i) L1) --4 g-N -4 '3 f- 1 1 4 A er" 1 4-: -'-''4'c- la 7 Public Playgrounds Crowded iWiih July 4th Celebrators PliEXIGLAS 0 7 I 0 --4 1 -i Clear Plexiglas Rods A Clear and 1 i Colored pi A FO Plexiglas AM RUBBER 1 4 P'--4 I It f7" Flatstock 1 1t 041 -4 z-4420611mJ44 1-M Oak Knoll's Turbulent Story Ends Final Step Taken to Merge Community With Haltom City BY BILL RUDD They buried Oak Knoll Monday night ending one of Tarrant County's most turbulent municipalities Incorporated in July oZ 1944 the city adjoining Fort Worth's eastern boundary on Highway 183 had more than its shire of publicity grief and strife In fact so many lawsuits petitions and arguments have stirred its estimated 4000 iesidents that an accurate count was lost long ago Many are still pending in local courts Monday's burial ofthe gamecock community through its merger with Haltom City is expected to create a more workable community Also to end bickering concerning anneation to Fort Worth Oak Knoll's greatest surge of publicity came through its lice force which was organized first as a one-man detail rapidly grew to a force of 13 and then was abolished completely to be replaced with the present six-man force headed by Police Chief Ray Charges of operating a "speed trap" to gain funds for the city's operation were hurled many times at the tiny city but the officials claimed they were only enforcing the law Unrest over annexation of 28th St also created a touchy situation between Oak Knoll and its ultimate successor Haltom City Other litigation concerned back salaries owed ex-Oak Knoll cops and political strife in the Oak Knoll Fire Department Saturday the residents of Oak Knoll and Ilaltom City voted to consolidate Monday morning the Oak Knoll city council voted to turn its audited books and cash over to Haltom City's council which was retained to run the community affairs Monday night the Haltom City leaders accepted $120647 from the defunct Oak Knoll treasury and retained the police force and Corporation Court-City Secretary Wesley Kinser as employes of the city All other Oak Knoll officials abdicated in favor of the Haltom officials but some indicated next April's election will see names on the ballots again city councilmen It Vqh a nolls Turbulent Story Ends ina Step Taken to Ill Cit erge ommuny With Halt om City BY BILL RDD They buried Oak Knoll Mon- day night ending one of Tarrant Co unty 's most turbulent munici panties ccoitrpo then rated in July or 1944 I adjoining Fort Worth's eastern -tern boundary on Highway 8 1 3 had more than its share of publicity grief and strife In fact so many lawsuits pe- ti ions and arguments have stirred i ts estimated 4000 i esidents Ion ggo that an accurate count was lost i locaa Nlany are still pending I courts Mondays burial of-the game- cock community through its mpeecrtgeedr witrhe Htealtommo Ce ity iks ex- to a a wor able communit Also to end bicker ing concerning anneation to Fort Worth Oak Knoll's greatest surge of publicity came through its pc- lice force which was organized first as a one-man detail rapidly grew to a force of 13 and then Was abolished completely to be replaced with the present six-man force headed by Police Chief Ray trap" to gain funds for the city's Charges of operating a "speed operation were hurled many times at the tiny city but the of- enforcing the law ficials claimed they were only Unrest over annexation of '28th St also created a touchy sittion etween Oak Knoll and ua I I A major invasion hit public ington reported that highway 4 -1! '-N I 4-: -t playgrounds here Tuesday as traffic around Fort IV( 1h was 4 4:3 s-le A -4 thousands of Fort Worth residents heavy at 1 1 ''-44- enjoyed an Independence Day what we expected" 1 4 holiday from work Municipal golf course officials reported that a new record in 'French Music May -'4 Nkt numbers of players may be set I during the day t-' s---t-full At 8:30 a 181 golfers had Have Lower Pilch Bill bold Photo teed off at Rockwood Golf Course PARIS July 4 GP) All 122 a French music will be slightly COLD SHOULDER TO HEAT July 4 temperatures Meadowbrook and nearly 200 at Worth Hills from now on if the don't bother Miss Elwanda Burden of 1008 Bessie Forest Park attendants said Academy of Sciences has its way above who cools off inside and out with a cold shower picnic groups and strollers ap-1 The academy voted unaniand watermelon peared early in the park and at 1 mously NIondav to recommend the zoo Swimming pools also were 1 pitching (la) at 432 double reported crowded Fishing camp vibrations per second BY a de- Court to Fix Support Pay for Si natra Family operators at Lake Worth and cree of Feb 16 1859 still in efEagle Mountain a ke expected fe ci was put at 435 vibraHOLLYWOOD July 4 (41-1 Hollywood that Mrs Sinatra's the business slump of recent tions The smaller number of While Frank Sinatra was squir-1 suit for separate maintenance weeks to be lifted by Fourth of vibrations would mean a lower ing Ava Gardner around Lon- will be heard Friday as sched- July boaters pitch don his lawyer said that because uled A play day program was held the crooner doesn't know how "And we'll let the court fix at Forest Park Tuesday afternoon In many other countries pitch much he'll earn this year he the amount of payments that by the city recreation department of is up to 439 vibrations and his estranged wife Nancy I Frank must make to support and special programs for Negroes French musicians have been have failed to reach a property Nancy and the children" he add-1 began at noon in Greenway and I worried by a tendency especial-settlement led "Whatever payment is or-1 Lincoln Parks 1 ly among foreign musicians to His attorney Joe Ross said in dered is all right with Frank" State highway patrolmen in Arl- keep raising the pitch it 4 kt' A major invasion hit public ington reported that high w-ay s-'4: pla -grounds here Tuesday as traffic around Fort IV( Ah as 1- Ithousands of Fort Worth residents heavy at 4 'k 3 4 enjoyed an Independence Day what we expected" s- holiday from work --4 4: Municipal golf course off French Music May icials A A A reported that a new record in s'- V) numbers of players may be set to during the day Have Lower Pilch A 4' k1 At 8:30 a 181 golfers had teed off at Rockwood Golf Course 1 PARIS July 4 al) All 4 temperatures and nearly French music ill be slightly Newbold Photo COLD SHOULDER TO HEAT July 122 at 'Meadowbrook 1 '200 at Worth Hills lower-pitched from now on if the don't bother Miss Elwanda Burden of 1008 Bessie Forest I'ark attendants saidlAcademy of Sciences has its way above who cools off inside and out with a cold shower picnic groups an and watermelon strollers ap- The academy voted unani- peared early in the park and at i mously NIonday' to recommend the zoo Swimming pools also were crow Ipitching Oa) at 432 double Court to Fix Support Pay for Sinatra Family reported ded Fishing camp vibrations per second By a de- a al Layke Worlh a211 cree of 6 1859 still in ef- Feb ---Anevrintd Pres1 Wireohoto PHILIPPINE Quirino 19 only We have a complete stock of industrial and aircraft parts and supplies Bargains in every department ock of pa rh 1 every 1 daughter of Philippines President Quirino shown with her bridegroom Luis Gonzales scion of one of the republic's wealthiest families and graduate of the University of California The couple were wed Tuesday ill the presidential palace at Manila C3 111 1400 HENDERSON ST BOX 1440 FORT WORTH TEXAS (TH TEXA WIVIVKIITIVT11414114T191414411191110411VOIT191411WMPARAIIT Coredstock lonionnomememo II 1- ER tock ecistock ioiL0411 f7: el 71 tl! -1 Lt Stp-1 FA ki---4 E--- C4 thrt IC71 ki ril IE 7 -1 1---2 I F' aCnodredstock Goes $8554000 In Red Every 24 Hours SEE 11 ItE Refrigerators CoDLcaa aili i The bright aspect afforded by comparison with administration estimates faded when fiscal 1950 nel was matched against the preceding year The 1950 deficit topped that of it thr 1949 by ief 1 the because its revenues had been for dropped S1201000000 lower as a result of the recesion More fled Ink Due There was apparent likelihood of a still greater deficit in fiscal 1931 which began this month new City that their for ol a SilH grealer eciJu in liscai 19)1 which be2an this month 1 I a :7 1 1 1 Land Unit Backs NA lw MI MI 3 a tf i 6 7 4 I 4 4 i i i I 1 i Cskii 4 P)IIP 1 It 6 4 tf I 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 i (1-(1- I I 1 1 i WASHINGTON July 4 The government spent $110000- OM a day throughout fiscal 1950 which ended June 30and went SR554000 deeper in the hole every 24 hours With no shooting war on to boost costs as there is now with the Korean Incident it piled up S31221027157 45 deficit for the 12 months In doing so it lifted its cunuila tive debt for UM ears' operations to $257376855385M1 about $170450 for each living American But big as the deficit was it represented a S230000000 vr 40 per cent improvement over what the administration had forecast only a little over two months ago ver Iwo months 41 1 Tideland Fight since 950's improvement over the a 111 0 A 141 A a WA AD a alAll since 1950's improvement over the I offical estimates as largely due AUSTIN July 4 GPi The ---M to lagging outlays that should School Land Board voted Monday L---------- i 'swell this year's previously esti- to support the Texas delegation 7---- mated cols in Congress in its fight for tide- '----fl The administration has esti- lands legislation favorable to 7-t-t a $5200000000 deficit for Texas this year but the actual outcome The board's unanimous action will hinge largely on what Con- was in effect a decision not to gress does with the still-Mcom- change the present pattern of the r-TN ploted appropriations and tax tidelands fight Texas is backing 1- bills The treasury figures for quitclaim legislation and at the fiscal 1950 reealcd that Truman i same time seeking a new hearing on the case in the Supreme in preparing his budget last Jan- nary had overestimated spending i' Court A 1 I niS year out tne actual outcome 1 i ilt- Utid I Illid III illyLIS acuon will hinge largely on hat Con- I was in effect a decision not to gress does ith the still ncom -----a I change the present pattern of the -----1 I 7------7 ploted appropriations and tax tidelands fight Texas is backing 1-7-- bills The treasury futures for quitclaim legislation and at the ---r fiscal 1950 that Truman same time seeking a new hearing N-1 in preparing his budizet last Tan- on the case in the Supreme nary had okerestimated spending "tut s------r 18 Deficits in 20 Years The final red ink entry was produced by the government's spending $40166835914 82 hile taking in only $3704473353737 during the year It was the Ifith budget (1eficit In the last 20 years the 83th in 1 history (against 74 surplus years) and the fourth in the six fiscal years which have ended AinCP Harry Truman became Itince Harry Truman became 20 Years ink entry aS government's 335914 82 hlie 1704473353737 I budget deficit ars the FM in ainst 74 surplus nurth in the six hake ended '-u ma became (11 HARDWAR1 $1011 spending but a $445000000 uni IDS Houston St Phan 3-4411 president derestimate of tax receipts) r41161610011kweilkilkliotologot HAROW AU SI011 0 cnrncilnct hitt Mei Onn in- Ir PTA 170 11 A IDS Houston Si Phan 3-4411 remoloklazwwwwwtottlweb HARDWARE STORE spending but a $445000000 un-PA 1 os A nano 1-4411 0 HARDWAR1 SI011 spending but a $-145000000 un- 4 IDS Houston St Sono 3-4411 derestimate of tax receipts i r4011111610101LWO6111k110101011 4 IVIIICII DOIIGUJPIIEFER? I DO NAJPIIEFER? 11 CHOOSE THE SAVINGS OR INVESTMENT PLAN THAT YOU LIKE BEST OSE THE SAVINGS OR NT PLAN THAT YOU LIKE BEST PASS BOOK SAVINGS )0K SAVINGS $500 or more opens your account Add to it regularly and see how quickly your sayings add up to financial security Lump sum accounts for the investor of larger amounts who desires regular income from kis savings 11 $31:10000000 and ako had merestunLted tax revenues by TOOS A A A a M- merestumted tax revenues TOOLS rA $718000000 On Stop ShoppIng Cntet Pet An Of The administration's revised 4 WO foot SIM 117 Qualitv Sorytce Price 0 estonate of Apirl 20 proved to be a 5 WEINSTEIN SONS 07-'7-5- S1833000000 overestimate I Ar -7'---: BOTH types of accounts are completely protected by the sound assets of this $9000000 Fort Worth institution In a ddiCon each account is insured to $5000 Equitable's current rate of 212 per annum (compounded semi-annually or paid in cash) and 22 year unbroken dividend record provide profitable earnings for your money Choose the plan that fits your needs PLENTY OF CONVENIENT FREE PARKING SPACE PHONE 2-5245 fe" 110t11 Al THE LOTEST PRICE EVER OFFERED! HOW Puts an 6-ft De Luxe MODEL SDM 65 EXCLUSIVE SELF-DEFROSTER end to manual defrosting STORE NO 1 1301 HOUSTON 95 Every night at Norge Self-D-Froster defrosts your refrigerator automatically just think of it no more fuss and muss of manual defrosting no button or dial controls No melting of ice cubes no exposure of food to outside air This handsome electric clock: mounted on the refrigerator door turns the mechanism off at midnight switches it on after the coating of frost has melted STORE NO 2 MROCKMORTON BELKNAP EASY TERMS 0- r- STORE NO 3 2465 NO MAIN 1 V4-1 st 1111 0 till ili THE 1 f4-1 krits ft-1 FA bk a i I a I a --L-- I 0 ti 11 1 Es I PRICE 4 i A ere stuted tax re by enues 4 TOOLS 0 400 7 ti $718000000 Ono Stop Shopptng Cnto Pot An 0 -f--1- r-------: he administration's revised 5 Qm1 StIM 1197 Prue It '4 vkilt g41 uohtv Sorvco f- estimate of Apirl 20 proved to be a 5 WEINSTEIN SONS 1 51833 000000 mei-estimate I Ar 4 1 1 17-- 77-1----tra OFFERED '114 4 I 1- I l' Z-1 71 I orsi 4 5 -z -e o'-' 4 t' vir 41k 3111110 L--'s 5 trittOpOri a-a- IEE-: 11------1A F------- F---4 0 6-ft De Luxe MODEL SDM 65 1 3 ii i st 4 l'i 41 t''A --4 -tr1 t'l 11 tt4 t-1- ------37 --------i---: 7---- a 0 95 0 4 44 i4 w-- --f--'-'---- --7 now a 5-1 Fl -----4 0-u r) -NI BOTH types of accounts are 'T---- T-----'t 1 EXCLUSIVE SELF-DEFROSTER :7 1 completely protected by the IN 7::::11 Puts an end to manual defrosting 1-1- $500 or more opens 1E1 if regularly and see Worth 61 your account Add to sound assets of this $9000000 1---7 Every night at rli Fort ort institution your refrigerator automatically In a ddi- P-41- Norge Sell how quickly your say- -D-Froster defrosts a il El i--4 10 Just think of it no more fuss 0 tz- rigs add up to finan- Li m- tion each account is insured to and muss of manual defrosting cia 1 1 security -----A $5000 Equitable's current rate 1-- no button or dial controls IR No melting of ice cubes no 1 PI IN 73 of 212 per annum (compounded tw----- exposure of food to outside air ----73 t--q semi-annually or paid in cash) and This handsome electric clock: pi I --LI mounted on the refrigerator door 1 ri 1 22 year unbroken dividend rec- turns the mechanism off at mid- ----1 sum accoun ts tn I ---ii night switches it on after the 5-r- i for the investor of ord provide profitable earnings coating of frost has melted i larger amounts who r-A for your money Choose the plan desires regular income ii i ----3 from kis savings that fits your needs it'--4 1 Im EASY TERMS I a 1 diNINIMIEB 0 iS 11 immommir Bit 0 PLENTY OF CONVENIENT FREE PARKING SPACE 0 671sa--rD 1r -k- 4111WIP I IJ ---i 1 L4 STORE NO 1 STORE NO 2 STORE NO 3 SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 1301 HOUSTON THROCKMORTON BELKNAP 2465 NO MAIN PHONE 2-5245 FULLPAID INVESTMENTS ID INVESTMENTS INVESTMENTS 704 WEST SEVENTH STREET VEST SEVENTH STREET I II 06 I Ibb -r Itl- --7 or 06 lifi 44 I 4 4 I I.

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