Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 16

Thurs Morning Nov 29 1945 WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Thurs Morn1ng Nov 29 1945 WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Radio Music in Demand by Soldiers In Occupation Army 'Radio Music in Demand by tell Santa you' want tell Sititt you a lvn Sister of Man Found Dead Is Being Sought of Man I LA411 symiwoNs tlYttei ''C'tehkelc Atil' WITSIPRID1 IV MILLIONS 4- Ir- --40e- A one of our finest Voolmaktr Guita Sties Radio musical entertainment as an item much in demand aniong American soldiers of the occupation army in Europe now that the war is over Capt Robert Cranston reported Wednesday on his arrival in Fort Worth for a 45-day leave A son of Mr and Mrs George Cranston 4417 East Lancaster he went to England in January 1944 and landed in France on D-plustwo During the breakthrough across Normandy young Cranston was w'ounded by a bomb which blew him out of a jeep and the following September was wouaded a second time hy a shell explosion in Verviers Belgium Since last April he has been executive officer of the American and CRADLED Tred Attempts were being made Wednesday to locate a sister of Dan Miller 69 of 100l'2 Exchange who was found dead in a residence on White Settlement Rd Wednesday morning Johhnie Wil liam owner of the hotel where Miller lived said that the sister whose name is unknown is believed to be somewhere in New Mexico No other relatives are known Miller lived at the hotel but was tending a friemrs residence where he was found dead Justice Brown returned a verdict of death from natural causes Funeral services have been set for 2 tn Thursday in Shannon's Funeral Chapel Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery irl''''-' l- y1( 4- 'st'-: -1417ved -k -1A ''i I- A '4 '4fkk-AAlz i -y- ---4 zt-'-' 1-T I 42'7--A --i --ri 7 -i -i 3 it 024- 4L i 44t tk I 1 io' Arl 7''''' 'WC' :4 i 4 (')-- il ilk i 4 i 0 6 --z -i- -1r 44' -iko- tfp -N 0 r''P t- -i zs it i door'' 1 4 4 i mks 1 V- W' i 004- tio litj It v- x01 too 4 Olt N'srs'': 4 1 -3 e1 "14 3-------N Tlik I- an i 4- 41414 i-' 1S14 -P e4 09 44 7'744110i? o''f)i: I 4ki3'41-00' i 4 fir li 1 'I 4 i c(11 ii: t--7- v0I A I 4 '90411 a 7- IV' 1 ki 4x70 -S 22 1 Nos 1 )'' 4- 4t 1- 4 A et 4- 's4 2 0 Si4 7IF ot 4 4: 4: i 1 4 '4011 )10' ltiov toy gst 1 '1 1 lr ii 4' 4'-1Z 4 ''''''4: ttt 44061p 4 1V --il'- 2 4-4 4 tAt 4:4 --iVtAt 1 5 4 41 40 4A 4 4 Its 11 del' WORN CAPT ROBERT CIUNSTON Here's one of our smart: est oxfords The rich calfskin and superb shoemaking identities it as an exceptionally fine shoe Its exclusive Cradled -Fred design bOI4b the promise of greater comfort because the molilei1 foot-rest matches your natural tread pattern Feet dont flatten out in this new kind of shoe A 'try-on' tells the complete story instantly New Business Jumus Sharul Jumps Sharply 915o 015 0 1 4f vo 2e' iApo I 7 sitor on wow I ---11-: Iv 1 I 41 1 a' I i 't I i 0 zo't f' 4 ti 11: Ira st I 111 IP trt 2 al I 6 I 1k I I 03 ir or I -4-- ERNEST HOWARD Funeral services for Ernest Howard 38 of 2209 Lincoln lifelong resident of Fort Worth and cafeteria cook will be held at 10 a in Thursday in Shannon's Funeral Chapel with Rev James Morgan officiating Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery Mr Howard died Tuesday at his residence after a long illness Survivors are his mother Mrs lloward Fort Worth three sisters Mrs 1 Flippen and Mrs Leonard White of Fort Worth and Mrs Ruby Darwin Kansas City Mo four brothers Earl Roy Lawrence and Torn Howard all of Fort Worth and a half-brother Mack Powers of Valley Mills JOHNLASHE these Pure Wool SWEATERS MAIN AT EIGHTH FORT WORTH ONE OF THE NATION'S FINEST SHOPS FOR MEN Tell Santa to hurry and select these soft pure-wool Sweaters for you He can buy them in colors that match or contrast Royal Green Grey Melon or Black Sizes 34 to 40 1 Forces Network operating a sta- tion in London one in Paris three on the Riviera five in Italy and stations in Germany at Berlin' Bremen Frankfort-am-Alain Mun- rt ich Stuttgart Kassel and Bay- In October eail and itt Austria in Vienna and Salzburg 1 I AUSTIN Nov 28 (1') The el most of the big work shows from the States charte rs in Texas in October as transcribed form" he explamedImunher of new businesses given -and things like the big 'Bureau of Business Research re- l'ootbawinote than double that of 1944 the games are relayed to us by shoW liot-tett Wednesday giving addiwave Of course there still tional figures reflecting recoil-plenty of talent among the menl1 sion trends of the Army themselves for live'l" A total of 137 new firms capi shows and lately we've beenitaiiied at $9942000 were char broadcasting excellent 1 in October compared with by some of the fine capitalized at $886000 in Oc- bands Nchich a know how to Lil ----itober a year ago American swing music" The bureau reported a jump in Young Cranston who was fllad -----Ibuilding permits from S3781917 uated from Paschal High in 1 in October last year to S9949759 enlisted in the 56th Cavalry of tin ----silast month with the figures comTexas National Guard in Novent-p ng from 41 major cities Other ber 1940 as a private: served on the Texas-Alexico border: a business figures compiled by the Y-arlbureau: later transferred to the 36th Di ii Cement production for Septem- sion: in August 1942 was trans Headquari -lber was 685000 barrels compared ferred to 2nd Army 597000 in September 1944 at Memphis Tenn as a master "Siwith Postal receipts in October were sergeant: and the following Nov- $2743623 compared with S2882- ember went to an officer 540 the same month a year ago date school at Camp Lee Va Petroleum production in OcAfter his commissioning he v'as tober totaled 1482350 barrels sent to Fort Warren at Cheyenne compared with 2133350 barrels Wyo as an instructor in basic a year ago reflecting letup in training and from there waslwar demands for oil sent overseas I Lumber production and ship-Ile was awarded the Bronzeiments were down The average Star recently and has six production per unit of stars on his ETO ribbon Cran-lSouthern pine mills was 178432 ston's father is manager of WBAP- board feet in October compared KGKO with 194656 a year ago October turkey shipments to- Mrs Cavil! Follows taled 15 cars A year ago the total was 11 cars Chicken shipments Husband in Death were down from 25 cars a year ago to 12 this October October SAN ANGELO Nov 28 (1 were down to 182 carloads coin- NS) Egg shipments this Seventeen days after the death of! ii pared with 756 a year ago Cardigan Part of 361h Sailing From Marseilles S895 8795 Slipover Have Your Christmas Photograph Taken Now 7 7 11trIttt 1 I -17' 7 I 004' WILLIAM ROBERT SMITH SR Funeral services will be held at 4 in Thursday in Meissner Funeral Home for William Robert Smith Sr 55 of 1631 Cannon with Rev Hubert Crane pastor of the First Methodist Church of Gatesyille officiating Burial yin be in Garden of Memories Memorial Park Mr Smith died at his home early Wednesday morning lie was the owner of the Smith and Sons Garage at 1719 Vickery Survivors are his widow: three sons Jr Thomas and Jack Smith all of Fort Worth: a daughter Mrs Mary Lee Richard Fort Worth a sister Mrs Beulah Davis Prague Okla: a brother Jim Smith San Benito and six grandchildren Itift Ilk BY TIMMONS WASHINGTON Nov of the 36th Division will sail from Marseilles Thursday and NVili arrive in New York on approximately Dec 10 the War Department announced Wednesday It is not known here how many men will be in the first group of the 36th Division to leave Europe or how many groups the division will be broken up into for the trip home a War Department spokesman said DON'T portras fake ime io moe No appoH-mert rded i or frien-4!" studio What's siOJ get 12 loveiy proos to select from LOWEST RATES IN THE CITY AUTO LOANS Confidential Courteous Prompt Seriee Jr you ()te can still finance 3our cat SOUTHWEST FINANCE CO 407 COMMERCE STREET PHONE 3-3873 Fine Portrats of $5 the Better Kind 95 3 Or you may have 6 for $995 PCRSO tIA ieal2RE) EPP KA ate VA MRS AMANDAILEE COOK Funeral services for Mrs Amandalee Nora Cook 46 of 1611 Powell resident of Fort Worth for 29 years who died in a hospital Tuesday morning will be held at 2:30 in Thursday in the South Riverside Drive Full Gospel Church with Rev Mattox officiating Burial will be in 'sham Cemetery three miles north of Powell resident of Fort Worth tor 29 years who died in a hospital Tuesday morning will be held at 2:30 tn Thursday in the South Riverside Drive Full Gospel Church with Rev Mattox officiating Burial will be in 'sham Cemetery three miles north of 9 years wno (Ilea in a nospitai Tuesday morning will be held at 2:30 in Thursday in the South Riverside Drive Full Gospel Church with Rev Mattox officiating Burial will be in 'sham Cemetery three miles north of STRIPLING'S STUDIO-SECOND FLOOR power under ago: increased use the cent Starring in Paramounrs "HOLD THAT BLONDE' her husband Mrs Vivian Runk les Industrial use of electric pot Cavitt 56 died Wednesday at the in October was 182 per cent same hour on which her husband der that of October a year a succumbed She collapsed Monday commercial use of power at her home in which she had creased 228 per cent: home lived all of her life as up 38 per cent but Death came to Mrs Cavitt onover-all decrease was 55 per ef the day she had been named ast administratrix of the estate eon- 'Wakeman 64 Dies sisting of ranch lands in Iluds-l' Tom Green and Coke Coun-'Here After Heart Attack Funeral services will be held 1 Industrial use of electric in October was 182 per cent that of October a year commercial use of power 228 per cent: home was up 38 per cent but over-all decrease was 55 per 2M 1a162t9 c744: '1411 trd104441 rite41'D st 4 The War Department received la cable from Europe which with- out further clarification said first unit of the 36th Divi- will sail from Marseilles Nov 29 and will arrive in the United 'States around Dec 10" Although the cable did not 'specify New York as the landing Handley port this had previously been Survivors are her husband scheduled and the Army spokes- Cook five daughters Mrs man said that there was no rea- Rosie Richardson Mrs Lometa! son to assume that it had been Shephard Miss Mildred Cook changed Miss Virginia Cook and Miss Wit- The cable did not say when the ma Cook all of Fort Worth hen remainder of "Texas' own divi-I father Tucker Vernon skin" would leave Europe Neither two sisters Mrs Opal Davis of did it name the ships which will Denison and Mrs Juanita Pesto- return them kach Fort Worth and tour broth-i Only GOO Texans in all will re- ers Jesse Tucker of Fort Worth turn with the division it has Claude Tucker of Dallas been previously announced Tucker of Denison and A Tuck ers Jesse Tucker of Fort Worth Claude Tucker of Dallas Tucker of Denison and A Handley Survivors are her husband Cook five daughters Mrs Rosie Richardson Mrs Shephard Miss Mildred CookIties Miss Virginia Cook and Miss Wit- ma Cook all of Fort Worth hen father 1 Tucker Vernon two sisters Mrs Opal Davis of Denison and Mrs Juanita kach Fort Worth and lour broth-1 Ist JPNNP Tnekpr tif Ptirt Worth HINKLE urs ay Charles Wakeman 64 car penter and resident of Fort Worth 'Ikir for 28 years died Wednesday rs Martha Mae Allen afternoon alter suffering a heart les in Hospital Here attack in the back yard at hi home 2311 floss M- xT1-11 N1 AIL go Survivors are his widow: a son Mrs Martha Mae Allen 39 uifel 71urvivors are ins Nv 1 a a son Het just returned from the service and is now connected with tine If you want to drink and can handle it that's your business but if it is a source of annoyance to you your family and friends and want to quit write ROX 1671 Alcoholics Anonymous 2 THE WAY 1- he adores me floors me! Guess Pol the lover type heh-hch Vourses Personna Llades help 1-1 USUALLY can't -I foldThat Blonde: But since I've had my face PerSOPI italied Im gratified at rdy success! FAIR BARBER SHOP 71H FLOOR FAIR BUILDING Tucker of Oregon and six dAMI1EMI HERE'S WHY PERSONNA Blades give you luxury shaves: 1 from premium steel of John Allen 4225 Ester DrCharies -Wakeman Glendale died in a hospital early Wednes- Cal three daughters Mrs Martha day She had heen a resident of File of A rl ington Mrs Ruby Fort Worth for 12 years Aeree of Fort Worth and Mrs Other survivors are two broth- Rena Brown Morenci Ariz: his ers Turpin and France mother Mrs Wakeman Turpin both of Fort Worth: and Comanche: four sisters Mrs Eva two sisters Mrs Bailey and 1 Dudly Of Decatur Mrs May Mrs Georgia Green also of Fort lOshield of Decatur Mrs Ana Funeral services Ai ilingsworth of Comanche and Mrs vill be held at Alhe Leonard Kirkland: three ers Turpin and France mother Airs xv a a curpin both of Fort Worth: and Comanche: four sisters Mrs Eva andlDudly of Decatur Mrs May Mrs Georgia Green also of Fort two sisters Airs Bailey lOshield of Decatur Mrs Ana Worth i lie Leonard Kirkland: three 1 lingsworth of Comanche and Mrs Al Funeral services will be held at Hollow-ground for keenness 3 ust -resistant for longer use ig I 4 -iltz i 4 "it'''-'4k -10- A-7 i i-: 7 tg I H-A41 4: mi: tiotto -4 ow- 4 -4 I 9 sk ci Airsrst It I SO 'I I MRS CARRIE YALE Funeral services will be held at i 2 Thursday in Robertson- Mueller-Harper Temple for Mrs Carrie Yale 78 Fort Worth resi- dent for 45 years who died in ai hospital Friday after a long illl 2 In Friday in Owens-Brumley brothers Wakeman and ness Burial will be in Greenwood Chapel with Rev Joe Scheumack iS Wakeman Jr of Fort Worth and Cemetery Mrs Yale lived at Burial Nv i 11 be in IR Wakeman Greenwood five 6th Ave Greenwood Cemetery grandchildren and two great- grandchildren Electric Co-ops Warned Funeral arrangements are in- complete at Shannons Funeral Home JD ZeCle1101ktitireti 10 for Si also arailable in S5 De 1-11Xe Gift Box-5o blades i 3-THEY HIS away whiskers leave my face smooth and lovable hell hell You'll like Personna too! i Against Congress Action 11 a 1 7 1 1 1- tt i r'-lr0 Is gt' -AR -41----Ir-- A0 tA tt ti c' 011 46 1 ilk 4 otfrs ir dt -1110 ii---: 177t--77 1 ti tollay1 4 4or v' I ''t''' I -7r ti 1 0' 0-1' gokAt 7 1 Ntlw ra si: lk a smonc FEa" ok Ipold e' (2 9 -7-: 1 4 ilt 7 4414 lip 0 1 i I ----i--- ID a id Ir --------------z----- N444 41 -7-1-- 117-77--- I itElee '-go-KI: sot ACOLA Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Thursday in the First Presbyterian Church for Theodore Calvin Acola 67 of 2844 6th Ave retired auditor and office manager of Swift Company Burial ACOLA Funeral services will be held at 1 AUSTIN Nov 28 (i-13)R ra 1 i si dent of Negro electric co-operative representath'Ts from Texas New Mexico and women's Clubs Dies Arizona were warned Wednesday that Congress is expected to stand Ada Belle Dement 5 in the way of co-ops using dams a native of Fort Worth for both flood control and power dent of Mineral Wells transmission and also to concern Fort Worth hospital itself with the fact co-ops do not i i afternoon after an illnes! pay income taxes weeks She was preside income taxes I weeks She was president Ada Belle Dement 57 a native of Fort Worth of Mineral Wells Fort Worth hospital Wc afternoon after an illness and resident died in a nesday of three 1 $10 Low Cost S1500 AUTOMOBILE LOANS Borrow $100 Repay S996 Monthly Borrow $200 Repay S1492 Monthly Borrow $300 Repay $2142 Monthly Borrow $400 Repay $2853 Monthly Borrow $500 Repay $3565 Monthly GENE NAPIER FINANCE CO 412 Commerce St Phone 2-3309 of the 1 National Federation of will be in Greenwood Cemeteul Women's Clubs and was a memwith Masonic graveside serviceslber Of the Eastern Star SNOW i Funeral services and burial NVill SHINGLES be held at 3 Thursday in No 1 Perfection liowie for Snow 31 of 4716 Car Load Just Received 1Birchman welder and Fort Worth i resident for four years Mr Snow MIMS LUMBER CO died in a hospital Tuesday morn- 2231 Jack sboro Highway 1 ing 1 CONSOLIDATED ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS gtce-- r-AP I -----710' NP toclCo 414 S0 Itot4 Al FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK BLDG FORT WORTH MUSCLES that Build rely on SLOAN'S Sloan's salutes the building trades the men who work with brick and brush lumber and steel Their muscles strain that we may have homes schools churches theaters and factories To the dignity of their labor we pay respect Tired Aching Muscles Sprains Stiff Joints Strains Bruises dlicr At'1 L4'''' -'t'11 I 4 iits 44r: ri-1 -if-- -------N'k '14111 I A 7 MUSCLES that Build rely on SLOAN'S i 4 I Sloan's salutes the building trades o' Al 1 -C-1'741' '-t kz the men who work with brick and 4 4 4 74 t'' 1-7' brush lumber and steel Their E4A -'s tfi7i muscles strain that we may have 1- 2iti I homes schools churches theaters and factories To the dignity of 4 I their labor we pay respect f'-- 4-- -r! 0 ltre--'sal-- a lit-r- ka'-- tkv-1 :44 1 lc -4- 4 4 JIK0 1 11A- Tired Aching Muscles Sprains 4 Stiff Joints Strains Bruises I zlit AV ti -1 to itNtka -7: --ity 0 4 117 WEST 31- North Side Lumber Co El Mill 3617 Main Plenty of 2x 4 2x6 203 200-6 to 20 1 4 to 1 17 S4S lxo Center Match flooring Shin lap Window and Door Frames mud to order Announcs His Return to th Practice of MEDICINE and SURGERY 715 Medical Arts Bldg Phone 2 9900 if No Answer Coll 4 4231 In i VETERAN TRAVELERS CHOOSE RELIABLE Straightest Line Between Dallas and Fort Worth" MODERN STREAMLINERS serving this safe speedy EXPRESS ROUTE established especially for busy only three short stops at Grand Prairie Arlington and Handley STARTING at 5:10 AM EXPRESS BUSES leave Dallas and fort Worth (Lily twice each hour until 7:00 PM and starting at 7:10 PM leave every hour until midnight MEANWHILE TMC's well 3 known local service continues op- crating on the same schedules with buses starting at 4:45 AM JACK HANCOCK General Manager Greyhound Union Bus Depot 8th ti Commerce Sta Phon 2-1121 a Texas Motor Coaches Bus System 1610 Main Phone 2-1494 VETERAN TRAVELERS CHOOSE RELIABLE Straightest 1 inf 114-tvvPPn Daill anti Ft-Irt Winf-th In Dr Frank Halpin NOTICE PAY RIDDLE JEWELRY t- (HA BffiLDER5 5ERVI(E2 FOR 13111E1)14 TE DELI PRECAST CONCRETE 7 LINTELS VENTILATORS SALT OLA7ED COPING OIL LT ARRA FT BUILDING PAPER Concrete Joists Masonry Concrel Paints Coloring Trinity Mix Cement Sewer Drain Pipe 400 A ps horn po nsloonJoirnrducti All Types Building Specialties Consult a lArersted Archtttd 1 About out Bullion Hint c' Announces resumption of civilian practice of internal medicine I ACCOUNTS Al 616 FIRST NATIONAL RANK 111111 RIDDLE FOR DIAMONDS 7 6364 7 4637 1607 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG Offic 2-3356 Res 7-3460 1 '61) 4softelt" "All Kinds 10 to Need Not Be Paid For" AUTO Bonk rote Anywhere to texas Any molgto or model 5-minut service confidential no red tape bring your car and title for highest op- LOANS in Texas and of course you dreiavsey got eosier to repay St ate ina nee 121f4 IHROCKMORION S1L BUY VICTORY BONDS CHASE inm)0DucTs 26004 Pine Ptaltiorth tin 34344 thivo-In Sorvit No Yorkittg Wottoes-- iv- In Servir.