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Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 13

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convicted of masterminding a gang of teen-age robbers and burglars was gen tenced Saturday to 13 years in the state penitentiary She pleaded guilty to 14 counts before Judge Slagle in the 15th District Court AIM Mob imm IMO MO 1 47 li- N-N- ig- i 4 -ill 41111 Iarne I sit 1 N- iig' fi 4 4 I I KING Wis Sept 29 VP) Lansing A Wilcox Wisconsin's last Civil War veteran died Saturday at the age of 105 He was a former national senior vice commander of the GAB At 18 he enlisted in Company of the 4th Wisconsin Cavalry and saw thre years of service with the famous Iron Brigade Thomas Dupin permitted them to use the place for storage but said he told them they would have to leave when he found they had moved in The fire prevention bureau told Dupin he'd have to fix up the place before anyone else could occupy it free rent or not The Stearmans found a new place and planned to move I ONE MORE WEEM rtLig PLASTER FIGUIMIES AT socro orrt ANDREWS AIIT STUDIO Pod Worth's Oldest Dresdencralt Studio PHONE PE1101 AISOS LAFAYETTE STREET: FLA PHONi aay "It has four rooms I think: said Mn Stearman LOUISVILLE Ky Sept 29 James Stearmans were glad to give up their rentfree apartment Saturday a Steer-mans It's A it's A Workshop on English to Be Held at TVIC I 11 Li a 0 a Fort Worth and Rayburn Plemons of Houston three brothers and A Plemons both of Crawford and Jeff Plemons of Alabama three sisters Mrs A Cobb and Mrs Martin Long both of Waco an Mrs Triplett of Crawford 13 grandchildren and one great-grandchild THOMAS COOPER SR GRANDVIEW Sept 22 (Sp1) Thomas Morrison Cooper Sr a service station owner and Fort Worth Star-Telegram agent here died early Saturday at his residence He was a lifelong resident of Grandview and had served on the Grandview school board for 15 years He had operated his service station for approximately 20 years He was a World War I veteran having served in the 90th Infantry Division Although a heart condition had been present for some time he was in apparent good health shortly prior to his death Friday night he went to Keller for the Grandview football game with Keller High School About 5:30 a Saturday be was stricken with a heart attack Survivors are his wife a daughter Mrs Alexander Jr of West Columbia a son Thomas Cooper Jr of Grandview a sister Mrs Ed Hutchins of San Antonio and two grandchildren Services will be held at 3 Sunday at Holloway Funeral Home with Minister Edwin Bills officiating Burial will be in Grandview Cemetery SNYDER Sept 29 apt) The rent was free but Mrs Harvey Barnett their 34 a real- Stearmans eight childzel dent of Snyder for seven years and a kitten have been livinl was found dead in a Mesquite three weeks in a damp basemeni thicket 10 miles north of here on a dirt floor with no heat n1 Friday night toilet no running water Cause of her death has not Entrance was through a side been determined An autopsy or dered by -District Attorney Bob walk grating that lifts up A cou vole of steps and a short jural Dadie is being conducted by Dr led you into their combined 111 Williams of Abilene and tag room bedroom and circumstances surrounding the 15-by-23 foot hole clutterel death are being investigated by with their belongings a Dadie sheriff's office personnel The only natural light no and Texas Rangers nearly enough to cut into th Ranger Rogers said the from the gratin woman's body was dragged about entrance 130 steps after a struggle and Mrs Stearman said her btu that she was probably dead when band a woodworker has been il dragged over a path into a since last Christmas His pa3 stream through prickly Pears checks have been around $13 and catclaw bushes and out of week slightly more or a littl the creek again less Time of death was estimated Unable to find better quarter by Dr Williams and Bolger- when they were forced to mor Barnes Funeral Home employes from their last home the Steal as about 8 In Friday Her body mans moved in with thei was discovered by Preston "stored" furnishings who lives in Snyder Funeral services a burial nv will be in Big Spring at a time Bradley Barker Dies to be announced Survivors are her husband her MGM's 1st Lion Mimic father Clyde Wade of Mexico NEW YORK Sept 29 one daughter Jo Ann Jackson of Bradley Barker 68-year-old acto Big Spring one son Daniel Clev- who produced the original roar enger of Big Spring a brother of Metro-Gold n-Mayer's Lei Woodrow a address un- known and four sisters Li di Saturday mrs the on at hi Gladys Peach of Big Spring Mrs Manhattan home Mell Seelley of New Mexico Mrs Opal Walker of Big Spring and pFor 20 years Barker was animals radio' rincipztl imitator of atum 1 Mrs Altes Collins of Crane was one of the early motion plc The rent was free Stearmans their eight childYen and a kitten have been living three weeks in a damp basement on a dirt floor vtith no heat no toilet no running water Entrance was through a sidewalk grating that lifts up A couple of steps and a short jump led you into their combined living room bedroom and a 15-by-23 foot hole cluttered with their belongings The only natural light not nearly enough to cut into the from the grating entrance Mrs Stearman said her husband a woodworker has been ill since last Christmas His paychecks have been around $13 week slightly more or a little less Unable to find better quarters when they were forced to move from their last home the moved in with their "stored" furnishings NEW YORK Sept 29 Bradley Barker 68-year-old actor who produced the original roars of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Leo the Lion died Saturday at his Manhattan home For 20 years Barker was radio's principal imitator of animals He was one of the early motion Choice of Mite Illahoganu Stu lei: Choice of Fine Illahoganty Stul 1 eft 'MP iris" 22" Drum or Cocktail 91495 4 DSc Down GLASS TOP COCKTAIL 444 IL gob 1 I) 11 II -4' ui 4 '-e Tt 4441 4-4y1t 1 99 22 Drura LsJ I J-14n skiwwfaa tt 00 1 I -----Pr or Cocktail 10(41 I le it--A rm 7- 11-17- -71 9 5 iiisg- -7-i- 7 'r DSc Down GLASS TOP r- -41 A COCKTAIL TAIL qi s114 SI) LASS TOP lott CKTAIL gir 14 A ot "4 44 A4 I I I n- 1t14- Ipiwaiii 0 I 1 I a Mrs Genie Carter Bowden 78 of 3520 Ave died at 4:30 Saturday In a Fort Worth hospitaL She was born in Brown County near Brownwood She moved from San Marcos to San Antonio In 1912 and came to Fort Worth in 1224 Survivors are two daughters Mrs Blount of San Antonio and Mrs Ben Lotspeich of Fort Worth one sister Mrs IL Richey of Austin and three grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 3 Monday in Blanket and burial will be in the Routh Cemetery MISS SARAH SINGLETON Funeral services for Miss Sarah Singleton 83 a retired nurse will be held at 10 a Monday in Meissner Funeral Home Rev Hayden Edwards will officiate and burial will be In Rose Hill Miss Singleton died at her home 2309 Vickery Blvd early Saturday She had been in HI health several years She was born in Dale Ind and had lived in Fort Worth 33 years Miss Singleton was a Methodist Survivors are five nieces Mrs Charlotte Owen of Jericho Vt Mrs Edna L3rnde of Topeka Kan Mn Blanche Wilson of River Rouge Mich and Misses Lorena and Willie Lou Singleton of San Francisco ma five nephews Stanley Singleton of Ventura Cal Singleton of Louisville Ky and Louie McFadden Leonard McFadden and Fred McFadden Jr all of Kennet Mo WILLIAM JOSEPH PLEMONS Rev Ray Tatum will conduct funeral services for William Jostph Plemons 67 at 10 a Mbnday in Lucas Chapel with Wrial in Garden of Memories Plemons a resident of Fort Worth 28 rtars died in a hospital Friday after a long illness A native of Alabama he lived with a son Dwight Plemons of 2344 Owens Plemons came to Texas 45 years ago and settled near Crawford where he farmed before coming to Fort Worth Survivors are four daughters Mrs Wilma Taggert and Hrs Mozelle Lobdell both of Fort Worth Mrs Arnell Ewing of Crawford and Mrs Doris Freeman of Friendswood three sons Dwight and Virgil Plemons of Idrn 4 of 3520 Saturda pital She 11 from Sa to 1912 lo 1224 Survi az 1 E0 I I picture actors and directors before he developed his specialty as a mimic Big 22-inch size with handy drawer three-leg base with claw feet In metal Laminated top in genuine mahogany Come early! handy drawer leg base with claw feet Big 22-inch size with three- in metaL Laminated top in genuine mahog- any Come early! Twin pedestal Protective styling glass top Full 33112 Worth every inches long bit of $19 glass top op Worth every bit of $19 edest RI siyinpgsti Protect iv glass top Full 33I2 Worth er Inches long bit of $110 Pennsylvania Lists 'IP in More than 200 English teachers from 18 Texas counties are expected to attend the Fifth District English Workshop which will be held at Texas Wesleyan College here Oct 8 Miss Laura Wallace of the Mineral Wells High School and Dr Ernest Clifton of North Texas State College Denton will be cochairmen of the workshop and Dr Howard Hughes chairman of the division of language and literature at TWC will be chairman of the host committee The registration will be held In the Student Union Building from 9 to 9:30 a ra with Mrs Thomas Yates and Miss Gussie Burnett of Fort Worth in charge Dr Ballard of North Texas State College will be in charge of the first morning session which will be held in the Fine Arts Auditorium Visitors will be guests at a coffee in the Student Union Building at 10:20 Hostesses for the coffee will be Mrs Martha Smith and Mrs Ramona Howard They will be assisted by Misses Mary Nell Morrow Martha Price Phyllis Smith On Lee Carter and Mattie Hall Dr Rose Lisenby and Mrs Anderson will serve Hughes will preside at the luncheon for the English teachers which will be held in the dining room of Ann Waggoner Hall at noon Dr Crenshaw of Texas Christian University will be in charge of the first afternoon session to be held in the Fine Arts auditorium Miss Malissa Mc Murry of Arlington Heights High School rein be in charge of the second kliscussion She will be assisted by Misses Nina Hurley Bobbie Edmondson and Myrna Agerton and David Sellers all of Fort Worth Counties in the Fifth District are Tarrant Dallas Denton Cook Wise Fannin Collin Anderson Parker Palo Pinto Johnson Hood Kaufman Rains Rockwall Henderson Ellis and Grayson Sixth Embezzlement 'India to Build Ships Bluff Dale Riles Set for Farmer McCarty Sr BOMBAY India Sept 29 (Iteuter's)--The Indian government will set up a $7350000 shipbuilding combine next January under an agreement with the Scindia Steam Navigation Company it was authoritatively learned here Saturday night Caprenti Doe PITTSBURGH Sept 29 FBI agents Saturday arrested Samuel Paul Lewis 62 of Indiana Pa on a charge of embezzling $48000 from the First National Bank of Indiana It was the sixth alleged bank embezzlement in western Pennsylvania in a year and brought the total in that time to more than $2500000 Lewis an employe of the bank 40 years was arraigned before Commissioner Edward Snodgrass in Pittsburgh and remanded to jail in default of $15000 bond S' 3 34 0i' 4 'p Cochran Johnson due to sleeping on a toolosoft mattress Professional Nering Sim 211 EIGHTH F04131 BLUFF DALE Sept 29 (Sp1) Funeral services for Me Carty 85 a retired Erath County farmer who died Friday at his daughter's home in Odessa will be held at 3 Sunday at the Bluff Dale Baptist Church Rev James Braswell will officiate and burial will be at the Wesley Chapel Cemetery near here The Trewitt Funeral Home of Stephenville is in charge of arrangements McCarty was a native of Mississippi and had lived here about 45 years Several months ago he went to stay with the daughter Mrs Bessie Beidleman of Odessa He had been ill about two years Other survivors are four sons Hubert McCarty of Fort Stockton McCarty Jr of Stockton Cal and IL McCarty and Henry McCarty both of Los Angeles and seven 1 1 tt 1 1 7 ED BECOM 01) xIi 01-24 furi fititzp Water Bale Increase Suggested at Abilene World's Largest Selling Orthopedic Mattress Cs Hall's Original CLUB tN-do 7 Polio Patients Dismissed 62 Remain in Wards Set Your Tab? Tonight With I' 4 Kit if 4 ABILENE Sept 29 Freese Nichols consulting engineers have recommended to the city commission an increase in city water rates and a reduction in the sewer rate The water rate recommended was $150 minimum for the first 2000 gallons compared with the old rate of $150 for 5000 gallons The recommended sewer rate is 75 cents per month for the first opening plus 10 cents for each additional opening compared with the old rate of 73 cents for each additional -I Sterling Silver Starter Sets e-M st4 FIRM-CT-iia 0111110PED11 fa AU El ESS I IIIP 0 at at 8 a a at rio 4 11 I pi 414: 41 'I lot 0 ss as at 8 a I ile 1 4 a i il L' 0 I t- a 14 1 i a 11 tv 40'111-' Is there a Sleep Thief in your home? that sagging mattress that "lets you down" into an eight-hour "slumber slouch" often causing miserable Morn ing Backache! Replace it now with a new Sealy Orthopedic Mattress finer firmer more resilient created exclu sively by Sealy for more healthful sleeping posture Choose the superior support the faultless firmness of the "world's largest selling orthopedic mattress" product of 70 solid years cf Sealy skill San Saba Fire Fighters Gel New Equipment SAN SABA Sept 29 (Sp1)-- A new fire truck costing $7000 has been delivered to the San Saba volunteer fire department Fire Chief Ben Campbell said the city will be eligible for a reduction of three cents in the insurance rate when $2000 worth of equipment is obtained The new truck is a combina tion hose pumper and ladder truck with a pumping capacity of 500 gallons per minute ET' ER Soldier Is Killed in Car Truck Collision U) 12-PIECI STARTER SITS INCLUDE 4 KNIVES 4 FORKS 4 TEASPOONS Phos Tarnish-1f Chest heel OMIT $IM Week" vjir I Seven polio patients were released from City-County Hospital Saturday leaving a total of 62 persons being treated in the polio wards Dismissed were John Mc Lemore 5 son of Mr and Mrs John McLemore of 4038 Ryan Ave Susanne Williams 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Williams of 9105 Gels Charles Miller Williams 9 son of Mr and Mrs Ray Williams Grandview Grace Etta Rossi 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Rossi of 1921 Prevost Charles Atherton 17 son of Mr and Mrs Louis Boyd Atherton of 2550 Decatur Ave James Churchwell 10 son of Mr and Mrs Cecil- Andrew Church well of 812 Brinkley and Janice Mae Duncan 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Rhodes Duncan of 336 Youngblood 1 4Ji 121 01 BRADY Sept 29 Jack Carr Chambers 23 stationed at the San Jacinto Ordnance Depot Channelview was killed Saturday morning when his car and a truck collided on the northern city limits of Brady Albert of San Angelo driver of the Sunset Motor Freight Lines truck was uninjured Chambers was the son of Mr and Mrs Chambers Jr of Odessa IIIitioessiSe ik 0 pah1016116 I 4 atit 410 It 11111 Mary Hardin-Baylor Opens BELTON Sept 29 Hardin-Baylor College opened its 107th session Friday with an enrollment of 181 only six less than last year Dr Wilson of Austin board of trustees chairman reported Saturday 1 6 1ik 4ottato OM111111i JAMMING SACKA0111 OFTEN BEGINS HERE! an a 'anal: amatovas lbw lett poor body ails two tiaagaross aide orals I 16-01CE STARTER SETS INCLUDI 4 KNIVES 4 Tow 4 TEASPOONS 4 SALAD FORKS nI -r 00 6 00 iNo 1 et-rim 11 11 ttlt IMO4 -fitlit6t 4-11p 411 UuTuiflflU toed ssorbespet 46 opo Plot Tornish-proof Most et telp extra thereof (My SLOG tiokly tlY RR7fil (INLJE R8 7tee I 75r41 IX064POIT BEGINS ot Sealy Ordopodit Moots poor ody it imelibtally supported gwopor stoop posswe otaistainat See oar Sealy FirnsO-Rest Orthopedic Now Afatching Orthopedic Box Sprint Also Araihshle LIJ 0 mit or THE MOST IMPORTANT BOOKLETS votru EVER Orthopedic Surseon Looks at Tout Mantas" is fsa-pocked helpful! Come le sad set your copy FLEE sodayl Hfl I S' NOTHING DOWN NO INTEREST rolts r10 NO CARRYING CHARGES Collatt yaw favorite Starling Silver this sissy wayl We carry all tha pattaras by worlds femme silvarsmiths such as Gorham llowl International Lunt Heirloom Whiting Watson Smith lima and Vow pay may nationally 'evertsod prices no alms no intaragt ate carrying chargas Us the soap now and sat yam field with bealotifal Starling Silver front FL Howse STARTER SET PRICE LIST ON ILLUSTRATED PATTERNS 12 Plaeas 16 Pious 12 Pietas IS Plant I Chantilly 6200 8300 7 Prols6a 5500 7460 Sergesedy 7300 9540 0 Madero VW-atlas 6300 8400 1 Wham 6200 8300 9 Gratin lateen 11L00 10800 4 NI astet 6060 8000 10 Ion POW 6640 9040 Rine 73-90 10060 IL 'netts I 7700 10140 6 loyal eaaish 6900 9400 IL IlistOme loth 4300 6100 SPIECE STERLING SILVER PLACE SETTINGS I 1 Teespoimmo 1 Soleti Fork 1 Soup Some I tinter 13379 IL $2975 4 PITS 3 III700 I Miole $2973 14000 10 91250 IL 113600 12 Pay env 7311 WIIIILT gcoolp2 gee off LEARN TO DANCE NOW! PAY LATER! iY LATER! linsters! 0 2 Xtrillinstert PRIVATE LESSONS COST ONLY 250-3003150 250-300350 1 S2975 7 $2750 I We 02975 $2750 4 IP 4 v't 4 4 1104 411 1 '4i 4 lb 1 i6 1 1 P''': A' i-i' '-7 I I Also ovalloblo complete solectioo on fancy pions sods cof gravy ifidto cold moat fork sugar buster kali Big 9x12 beauties that would ordinarily sell for $79 and $89! Yours now at Phoenix for a tiny $5995! Come early! We expect a sell-out of these fine values Big 9x12 beauties that woulc ordinarily sell for $79 and $89 Yours now at Phoenix for tiny $5995! Come early! Wo expect a sell-out of these fino values Soo what thrM kora A lotost domes la so luxurious stselias thumbs Samba foxtrot waltz or any sls popular demon Si so way the way lavoola lotto le troches Don't pot off say begot coN or room by tremolo Saab's mow and mato cdreogemonts to start your louses lo te 11 thrM it to loots tho Is in so leztaletts stotibs web foxtrot waltz or any ler dooms Si so way the tooches Don't pot Igor coN or atom by ileh's mow end motto cd to start your louses would yee like to become beh ter dancer? Yee ant et teli0041 1flha end yeell be Imam4 et the hra cost Ist fed yew spend a mere fraction in coesperisen with the costly leeching methods Levenks kllah in spites yea vs her bedget piers kern I dense new bet pey Wet Hien: Jva :882 p4 A 0 jf 41 I roe'- FORT WORTWS LEADING CUBIT JEWELERS HOUSTON AND FOURTH FORT WORTH TEXAS: 1 I A special purchase that cracks the price Co me early! special Fur: ellane czlitu cracks the price Come early! 503 MAIN Gent lemmas I wont Is heirs Silver Ovb Meow I wood poet-paid moo posw-pPosat Gentlemen: I went Is lein Stirs Saver Clats Meow' I send peet-paids fl b1541 Sderter Setts et gettere 12 Pieces 16 Notes 6 piece Moto betimes oft I flock saniall contents 6 oest itemized ebeeo4 I I enclose end will pity weekly fee own Imo 1 tin with a ware shine beyond stotionolly odeortited I price II 12 'Woo i 16 phes I 6 piece Pleat Starnes of pettern I 1 encles 1 jogo and pey weekty ter 1 woh o11 ilt 2111 i (Emit saniall torttoins 6 lacos itwelted above-) I 1611 awl beyond Stormily advertised 95 $9 Down 600 TnnoCK3I011TON 0 1 0000--- 91 4 I 511195 1111 or I- (11) 11411- 1 L4 $9 Down COO TrillOCEillIORTON Peale j-nEn WV I Ur 1 City State I MOP 4M OP NS IS lit 111 1111 In iiiin mit aras so no no in in in ol I ifiliv mattrutoammuummanion 41 1 8 6 88 i 4 oz I 4 ilti 01 r-)4) 1 6 131 Street 0- 1 ts 1 it)104- City Siete I at at OP all do at NS IS al al at it en at iirlie et se as in sts al 0 ala fr Studios Cooled by 161' Refrigeration 6 "13 earIZ6 god by l' ttion 0 P6gini7 effegilli '4 ztv 1 I 7 044t II An es ie a erampaaa 4 4 '11' 4- 4 7.

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