The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 159, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 18, 1945 Page: 1 of 8
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>Y‘ DECEMBER „
Out
ITHER
„„ riES-Tloudy, occasional rain to-
P S( «n* Wednesday; Colder tonight
Ld Wednesday. §
Wit 3un
TAXI DOUBLING DROI^Kl 28. NO. 15?
ST. LOUIS -CR, An ™ --“
gggltwo MORE DAYS OF BITTER
S??:n?:£»»OLD FORECAST FOR NATION
GOOSE CREEK. TEXAS. T U E S D A Y . D E C E M B E R 1 8. 1 9 4 5
cept in emergency CMeJtUc*41
EASY terms
for the
UNITED press
fcodtinued bitter cold
Ltwo day* wns In prospect to-
most of the U. 8., with
in the
OPEN AN ACCOUN
TODAY
sham
TEXAS’ GREATEST rex
*** west texar"
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f and Your
lily
tent, you can pay
tome finance plan
actually fitted to
about our
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u-vy snow anticipated
i valley states and north into
l0is and Indiana.
i*l,e wcalherman predicted
Lht and shortlived relief for
tjverinr residents in the eastern
% of the nation, where tempera-
m were due to rise slowly to
j-,1, io and 20 degrees today
.fore dropping again in the wake
j , second cold wave,
lav Thursday, the forecaster
' |eo the country would be in
the throes of another cold front
sweeping down from Canada.
A white Christmas was assured
for most of the U. S. New snow
was expected throughout the Mid-
west, and chilling temporatures
elsewhere prevented a possible
thaw.
The southern end of the frigid
zone warmed slightly today,, al-
though suhfreezing temperatures
continued as far South as Ark-
ansas am
Buffalo, N. Y., buried under
snow 48 inches deep during the
week-end. had light snows last
night after a 21-hour respite.
Coldest spot in the nation was
Wilmar, Minn., where the mercury
dropped to 20, degrees below zero.
Memidjl, Minn., and Grand
Porks, N. D., both had tempera-
tures of 19 below.
On the other end of the scale,
Los Angeles, San Diego, Calif ,
the northern portions ' and Miami vied for honors among
of Alabama, Georgia and Tennes-
see. Subzero readings extended
east from Montana to the Great
Lakes region and south to north-
ern Indiana and Illinois. .
the winter playground cities. All
three vacation spots had a high
of 70 degrees, but Brownsville, at
the southernmost tip of the states,
recorded a reading of 76 degrees.
,ee-Waco Tickets Go
In Sale Wednesday
U.S. Cruiser And
Aircraft Carrier
Caught In Storm
Football tickets go on sale here at Robert E. Lee High
iool at 1 p. m. tomorrow.
The entire center section of Rice institute’s massive
jum has been reserved for Tri-Cities fans. Not a single
rved seat outside the 35-yard lines will be sold here,
iy will all be good. IPI
In addition to the reserved seats, there will also be gen- - with homeward-bound American
admission tickets in the oval of the horshoe and stu- troops, flashed word that she had
it tickets in a special sec- -—-——__
Battered Vessels Head
For English Ports
LONDON, Dec, 18. Or The V,
S. heavy cruiser Augusta, loaded
Another Cold Wave
Slashes Into Texas
Ford Offers Workers
15 Cents An Hour
Increase In Wages
Fog, Drizzle,
Snow Cover
Large Area
DETROIT, Dec. 18. —(U.P.) —Ford Motor company offe *, Sub-Freerina
ed a 15 cents an hour pay increase to all hourly paid em- Panhandle* Snow
Blankets North Texas
ployes today in wage negotiations with the CIO United
Automobile workers.
John S. Bugas, Ford’s director of industrial relations,
said that the increase would amount to 12,4 per cent, but
it would become effective only when car and truck produc-
tion reaches or exceeds 80,000 units monthly. '
Thus, Ford topped the --—--
jon of the south stands.
Mb. J. i. done* today writ
north stand* tickets to
two, aril that me»n* that over
k|M tickets will be available
r Tri-Cities and Houston fans
no might, want to attend the
[ilel'tehn’astie league semi-final
between the Robert E.
o Gander and 'he Wage Tig-
if Your Own!
also will be box seats
___Me here. Box seats at Rice
i nearer the ground level, ami
Ltjr people prefer aaats in the
Uk, Bos seats will be reserved
at by scat.
They will ac.l for $2.40 each, and
• tickets, will NOT bp available
ktii Thursday, but those wanting
may reserve them-starting
II p, m. tomorrow by giving
HI order and their money to
l Jones. „
erved seats in thestand* will
for $1.30. General admission
; will sell for $4.28, and atu-
»will be admitted for SO cents,
krts will also be placed on
cat I p, m. tomorrow at Bond's
street- store In Houston.
! there will be ail reserv-
I sooth stand seats except the
Her lections held for home fans?
Working until far past midnight
"QlttfiiKm QUERIED— Uapt.
been damaged by heavy seas in a
North Atlantic gale today and was
turning back for emergency re-
pairs in a British port, f
Simultaneously, British naval
monitors intercepted a call from
the American aircraft carrier
'l Wasp reporting that it also was
in trouble after a 48-hotir batter-
ing in'the Atlantic.
The Wasp was on route to Brit*
ain to.pick up returning American
troop* when it plowed head-on
into the storn) Sunday.
There was no imnie«liate word
on the extent of the damage to
either ship, but terse radio mes-
sage* eft id they expected to
make port some time tomorrow.
First reports indicated that
neither ship was in distress and
that they were proceeding to port
under their own power.
The Augusta was heading for
either Southampton or Ports-
mouth and the Wasp reported it
was proceeding to Plymouth.
All shipping in the English
channel and other waters around
Southern England was paralyzed .. .
by the storm this morning. Winds secrecy Shrouds Work
running up to 70 miles an hour —r r* • . > • l
were reported along the channel Of Foreign Ministers
YOU'RE right: THAT'S WRONG!~No. no, you’re right, it*
isn’t really Hitler at all. Hf is an Austrian cop who Is question-
ing some oi the people rounded up by civilian and Allied military
authorities in the. drive to brqak up black market rings.
' (International)
Morgans Point Gets
Two-Ferry Service
strikebound General Motors
corporation’s offer to the
UAW of 13% cents per hour, or
10 per cent, although the G-M
raise would become effective im-
mediately upon the end of the 28-
day old strike which has tied up
93 G-M plants over the nation.
Bugas made the new wage pro-
posal at today's negotiation ses-
sion with Richard T. Leonard, the
. County Commissioner Hugh
May- today'had completed a deal i
with the state highway depart-
ment whereby the ferry boat, the
Tex Drcfus. which Harris county
formerly operated at Pasadena,
had been made available for use
as ah auxiliary boat at Morgans •
point.
A "lcnd-lcase" agreement ha*
DETROIT. CEl—The CIO Unit-
ed Automobile Workers • union
today rejected the Ford Motor
company’* 15 cents an hour pay
raise offer—the highest propos-
al so far—as the union stuck
to its demand for a SO per cent,
industry-wide waste boost, '
Stalin Returns
After Vacation
been reached which will make the
boat available at the Hogg island
crossing for use whenoveer it is
needed. The only strings Harris :• - . , '
countv will have on the boat is l?AWJs director for the Ford divi-
that in the event of emergency sion. The UAW. has. demanded a
and the boat is needed 'cither at 3Q P« cent raise throughout the
Lynchburg or at Pasadena, it will automobile industry,
be made available.
It is undeiHood that the state
today was working out plans for
thn hrtn'Y -in /list*-
Bela L. Watson
placing the boat in operation dur
inc .peak hours of traffic each day.
The ferry crossing on State
Highway 146 has been totally in-
adequate almost Since the time the
larger boat there was placed in
Watson To Take
New Assignment
According to the Ford official,
the pay raise would become ef-
fective during the calendar month'
during which total unit production
of the Ford .Motor company
reaches or, exceeds *0.000 Ford,
Mercury and Lincoln cars and
trucks, ■ ■
' Ford's offer chine after five days
.-Operation after completion of the «£. stud>' ^c unions demands
Tubbs bay project in .July oM934. . 1 "rl1 off,'rH- »*“«'• »
Harris,coupty built the improve- .
miinL. il i.n a w.v ....... _ . ___________ ______ . ment wl|»«h included the causeway ai> w i
'izzsszsrjn •««»« - » « «» isftX'ysBzs Clinerrobere^—
nlik”Coaches Dan Stallworth. ,a*' P**"* flown out of Brr- -Wa*had ashore eralissimo Stalin returned to the years of operation by the county.
Bali Hnilv McLemore and I1*1- 'W* Allied officers how ‘ Kremlin from a. nine-weeks, vaca- the facility- was given by Harris
Brown analyzed all of the Ml# Hitler, his dreams cram- " tjon today while the Big Three county to‘the state, and it has
urovn anniszeu an « tne HJe* feught mtlltory campaign* r*__• - foreign minister*, working in deep been operated since by the high-
secrecy. tried to thresh out an way department. Colorado Woman's Death
atomic bomb policy. The regular Morgans Point w/.ii n i , j C.
The announcement "of Stalin's ferry.will carry 18 cars. The Drey- Will Be Investigated Goose Creek congregation,
return was carried prominently * ” -- - -
By UNITED PRESS
Snow, drizzle and fog pre-
vailed over most of Texas
today with the exception of
the upper Rio Grande valley,
the Big Bend country, Pecos
river valley and the South
Plains as a new cold wave
moved A into the state
through the Panhandle.
Snow was falling at Amarillo
and Pampa at mid-morning and
was predicted for northwest East
Terns this afternoon and tonight
and in the north portion of East
Texas tonight. f
Temperature* dropped six
degree* within an hour from 20
to II at Palhart this morning a*
the second cold wave within a
week-started a journey that wa*
expected to take' it deep into the
state tonight. • •
Clear skits were reported at
. Lubbock, El Paso and Big Spring
at 7:30 a. m.
Minimum temperatures today
.ranged from. 14 at Pampa and
Dalhart to 53 at Brownsville. Am-
arillo reported 19 degrees. Wink
23, Big Spring and Lubbock 29 and
Other points above freezing.
Lows, expected tonight ranged
down to 12 degrees in the Pan
handle and South Plains, 18 in
North Texas and 24 degrees else-
where in West Texas and in’ the
northern portion of East Texas.
Get Another Clue
p*eo information” they obtain-
I from seeing the Tigers in ae-
in recent games, and they
dy today to take the
field and begin prepara-
i for the big test,
iile Stallworth, Bale and Mc-
, Ue-Wavo, Page 2)
with button* far troop*. I'rau-
lein Reitsch escaped from the
Rcisch-Chancelery bunker but
a few hours before Hitler and
members of his following pre-
sumably committed suicide.
1 International)
Fire Razes
Small Home
Of Veteran
Minister Will Head
Albuquerque Church
Bela L. Watson, who has heen
at the Church of Christ church in
Goose Greek since-- .fitly, 1939, WfU
assume a new assignment at Al*
biiquerque, N. ,M,, orT January i,
Television Trust
Faces U.S. Suit
Group Charged With
Blocking Production
to those seeking t« cross the chan-
nel at Morgan Point. '
lazis Fought Christianity
^ein Kempf Favored Over Bible
BERG, Dec. 18. 1The man high schools be vacated in
4 leadership corps wa* accused favor of racial, biological and like
l«wtt today of trying to reduce sciences
Bible with Mein Kampf. the The authoritative aims and ac- aflame.
‘ with fbt swastika, Rnd the tions of the leadership corps in- The
' of ChrisUanlty-T^pl-ipib. " ' " ......■■
r,ci»l Pride in "aryanlam.”
Tlie one-room house
Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. (Lqnnie)
Smith and their three children
lived on Cedar Bayou road was
burned to the ground late Friday
when an oil stove exploded.
Mrs. Smith said she hardly had
time to take the children outside
before the entire house was
in all Moscow newspapers. It
appeared to dispose of rumors that
he is ill. Stalin went to Sochi,
a Black Sea spa, on Oct. 9 for his
in which vacation since 194L
Only the bare facts that Sta-
lin had . returned to Mosow on
Dec. 17 after his vacation ami
resumed his official duties were _ . . . .
contained in the announcement. L,.,nrl Moor/{
Stalin will be 66 in three days, f UIIU IV VvU J
»i Dec. 21. * j r . * j
More Money
Goodfellows'
second meeting of the Big Three
foreitrn *H4«istprs lafr* MnhHnv stf-
- - , . --- Smiths, unable to find a ternoon. Foreign Qommissaf Via- Previously reported ..
volved effort* to replace the Bible larger house, had made their cheslav M. Molotov, Secretary of* C. DutcfirPtacek
with Mein Kampf, the cross with home in the building, which once state James Byrnes and Foreign Cart Fulton .........
NHausm-wuib... --J —was a drlvc-ln stand, eincc he re- Secretory Ernest Bevin talked for .
"**“* u‘* ---------*■-------- ~ ....... Total .............
$70.35 ter asserted, and her body was
Robert 0. Storey of Dallas crooked swastika, and substi- was a drive-in stand, since he re- Secretary Ernest Bevin talked for
V, s. prosecutor stung tule for lhe universal appeal of ceived his discharge from Camp two hours and 20 minutes, adjdur-
srisrsr„“!.i,h^ ^rs^.fl«|ffluan,i|j
~ • • necessary to heat with a kero- secrecy about their discussions TTie Goodfeilow.s DEFINITELY were missing and her nude body- VII JWIUul T IV
Sene cook stove since there was which will not be: altered until "»«*« mn'onv c. 4ii nimnn, - ■■ ■ ■■
Storey chargfed.
Observing that "among the sol-
diers of the United Nations the
proposition that there were no
athicsts in foxholes received wide
and reverent attention," Storey
. , added that the Nazi leadership
damnin','t d,°!u ’ corps in contrast sought to screen
™*mn.r indictment of the thf Gcrroan armcd forces from
L,im t0 wipe out Christianity!
™8 pounded the rim of the
‘ vkh a pencil, ripped off his
TOves and glared at the war
1 tribunal.
cook stove since there was which will not be. altered until heed more money
for only a minimum of fur- they have made substantial pro- the contrary.
niturc, Mrs. Smith said. gress, probably not until the con- Failure to
She had just filled the tank ference ends. - money spent
on the
mount Pictures Inc,, and four oth-
er corporations with a worldwide
conspiracy to control manufacture
_—“ tss'&£&%£££
JfSf 2ZSZ72 $S. sSz .»W*.' * ^
and under investigation in the ^ ,' vc h t ,os„ filed W the government in _U. S...
death of seven others: WaUon here " Sdfe^sald 'but di8*rict COUrt 't0day'
Dist. Ally. Edmund Brown said we wth liim wHr 'The .suit said the defendants*,
be had received a letter from Dr. A successor has hot been fountk- “delayed the opening of a
Nora ' R. Miller, Ripley, Calif., he said. / new field of public entertainment
which said Cline was the man she Mr. and Mrs. Watsotr and their education.”
believed had left his wife and two- four children will leave htre soon Named with Paramount were
’.■■OM'to etopn xrito ,aiyoung..:wom--' .....--TetolriWt ProducttoHs, TWW a
an. named Annabelle O’Laughlin, ’ They came here six years ago California corporation and whol-
in P’orLCollins, Colo. • from Atoka, Okia. lv-owned subsidiary of Paramount; •
Brown dated the incident as /
$5.00 “sometime .in the 20;s." i«z»/v lts.ii u , potation, one of the largcM man
The girl died suddenly, the let- NlJf j Mr I If MfiAt
feritish television patents, and
Scophony, Ltd,i W London, wjjich'.-
- makes anti sells television apptira- -
The tus. • ■■ ■ _____■ ■ . ’
United Nations preparatory* com- Individual- defendants, were Ar-
. $55.35
$10.00
facturers of motion picture equip-
ment; Scophony Corporation nf
America, a holder of fights
British television
^ership corps. He asked
rLt0-rt h0,d the c"tirc
linH.P/l!'ng hundreds of
01 guilty of war
the German armed forces from
any influence of Christianity.
Mo*4?d documenti showing
-n,n Bormann, deputy
!Wr,, general who wrote on
(|» S n7ds of soldiers.
iiMd7s directed the party
iilmVUt off th° "«PPfy
ilitstions » for . religious
abolish t*R)uSC'!bcrK was asked
I» Z:Lt!'.*oU*S& faoiflties.
Water District
Report Wednesday
Sh,
in the si
fall on some sp
said. “ •
Everything in- the house was de-
stroyed. Total ioss, including fur-
niture, clothing, food and *u*
j * *unuea waiions pinjmiuurrj uum- 4|^ma«ar aeienaftnuJi. were,
lor SWIM parly trr. dlrd TPr oth.r ,»< J®-JHMSm
SSjtfJfSL, •r-tsMSXT • g&Airtg:SS.VK
SartSfjRSftS®5 '&£,22rSS£??&
“ "*"* ““ " " -.....-.....•* vi.i’nn PrruInrrlinHil
“TOeWfeno^ratoutl20 " o^an^ation was append'i^'toe Cls,
Ji? ■ Byr"w is1; Loro How Hnw in* plenary session.. date Television- Productions and’
Wl w ,u r 'Tin commission was nearing (he General Precision, which enjoyed
jSmm) 9 UlSUIlVIXtf • JJBt jjWBi A ■ r *’ nri. I ,\f i4t- jyujr nroHniiMQVjr n.„»,w.,.l.. ,, f 4 W/a Soojiimmj
counlc's marriage certificate and be expected because the talks were nuts will cost about $300. To date
other persona! items also pare largely exploratory. - we. have raised $70 35. including ’
burned, Mrs. Smith said. «ifts
I ClTr ^ ftdvaneed
^logual positions in Ger-
A report on the administration
of affairs of Harris County \Vatcr
Control and Improvement district
No. 7 will be given at,7:30 p. m.
Wednesday at a meeting at the
Baytown community House.
The meeting, was called by of-
"ficlals of the water district to dis-
Christmas Music
Starts Tonight
Sewer System
Plans Approved
To provide ejich child with a nice •
~S^M mmwim
Two programs featuring Christ-
mas music will be broadcast over
you.' That $70.33 is not any great Joyce, “LiJrd 'Haw Haw- of the
amount of money in comparison German radio, lost his last Glance
to the hundreds of dollars con- for life today when the bouse of
tributed voluntarily in other years, lords dismissed his appeal and he
______ __ ____ Wtftt ttttto do this raise $300 ml] be hanged tor treason
* We don’t care to raisc’.any more -A panel of peers, chosen, to eon- ‘
Specifications for extension of for *“rpltis! We believe with $374 8jder Joyce's appeal returned a
the eitv's sewer system were ap- in a ' surplus fund no\V. there's four to one decision rejecting it
trs*4 IIas.!!*.. «i4.» ucal. rt . Tin reason why the Dublic should .Thvpp Mhmrht /n'.»nrnvp tiiMf h.* .
4
Stocks Close Today
cuss the outcome of an applies- !o,ldsDeakers j„ downtown areas
Ham 4a i* h rnotoliriinlr nfilar • ___ ... • .
P°und town
'the
- Li,
US', Mir*nd‘° repair shop over
VsS&’VttK
XxT"Vs sl:
tion for a restraining order
T against the City of Pelty which
annexed Baytown by ordinance
two weeks ago. The hearing oh
the application was postponed un-
til Thursday, but the meeting jtill
will be held to discuss the report
and other affairs of the district
George Crawford, secretary said.
pi 0!
%liv.
Man, Struck By Car,
Dies From Injuries
atomic cat to
SHOP
dtSk*h ,ia ,th* Arc
bin k th.eir home FrU
I '' her father is more
‘o livef a PT„ .h0r.h,is
it To the My
1 in ik the» number of
r*r h ^ri'f^ties: the
‘ntdead.of 13
,(o®i[J C ohurehes in East
-Frank Mikeska, who lives on
Market street. road to Houston,
died at 7:50 p.nt. Friday of in-
juries received on December 9
when he was struck by a car as
he crossed the road.
Houston officers who investi-
gated the accident at the time said
the man apparently walked into
the side of a car driven by J. M.
Coker of Baytown. Both his legs
were broken and he received lac-
erations on the face and bands.
His body will be sent to Bren-
ham for burial,
in the Tri-CitjeB tonight, one in
Baytown and one in Goose Creek.
In Goose Creek the program will
be given from the lobby of the
Tri-Cities divison office of the
Houston Lighting and Power com-
pany.' In Baytown it will be given
over a loudspeaker at the Tomp-
kins Appliance shop on the cor-
ner of Minnesota and Market.
The Baytown program is being
sponsored by the Tri-Cities Music
Study club, and in Goose Creek it
is the retail merchants who are
the sponsors.
proVcdMondaynightbythcGoo.se no reason why the public should Joyce had sought to-prove that he ,
Creek city commission prepara- contribute any more than what is was an American citizen and not Allied Stores .. ..
tory to advertising for bids. l| .......... ~',v "—*• 1
Courtesy Citizens National Bank A Trust Co.
" > '
Plans for the sewer system ex-
tension include a new disposal;
needed for
There's tm
how much
Plant to be lneatprf nn !*^’sal- should be enough, so, we ask ;
dook-Hollaway property at ttdar something to help us man is ton^nt*I ^o^iW the Berkey apd Gay
get $390. , death of Hitler and his return. Bethlehem Steel
Bags will be packed Thursday, .The man. unidentified. Was per- - . --
Member* of the various Parent- mitted to remain in the gallery
43 . North American Aviation
8b, Ohio Oil
Bayou, and several miles of sewer
lilies.
The
commission received- for Teacher associations will pack
study a proposed franchise for the bags, and will deliver as many
Southwestern Associated Tele,- aa they can Thursdav and Friday,
phone company. The franchise un- u you have car and a few mo-
ments to spare, come by The Daily
C1..M nffian n nri eon if V'All
Chrysler Motors,..
until the chamber was cleared. _ m
Joyce, a sallow,, broken man, Consolidated Aircraft
was not present to- hear the de- Cnrtiss-Wright
The Baytown program will fea-
nemberi
dcr which the company now oper-
ates will expire next month.
Present at the meeting were
Mayor C Q. Alexander; Commis-
sioners H. G. Bailey, Aivie Sims.
M. W. Geisendorff and Jack
Ward; City Attorney Ervin Flow-
ers and City Manager E. E. Hunt;
cisidn..'1
' av: Republic Steel .
Rustless Steel ..
o'. 7,, Sharpe and Dohm
Sinclair ........?.
Southern Pacific
..13%
, 22%
.. 10%
. 22%
..-30%
V V7 !t
C'
Sun office Friday and see if you
can help deliver! Or phone us!
27%
22%
. 10%
so:
ry Corporation . !...... 35%
mu Standard Brands ............ 4*
v. Standard Oil of Indwna 4t%
184% Standard Oil of New Jersey 06%
m. Sun Oil ----.-y........71
27%
23%.
tore members of the Music Study
club, and the Baytowrr Methodist
church choir. The program will
start at 5:30 p.m., and continue
through 6:30 n.m. ... . -.........i- 'f ,
The Goose Creek program will a- .
start at 6:30 p.m., with numbers WAR STAMP FOUND
by the Ashbel Smith Elementary Some person, probably a child,
school choir directed by Mrs. Vel
da Cannon. At 7:10 p.m., J. C. and it was found at the First Na-
Burkett will direct the choir of the tional bank ... Go see S. T. Weav-
First Baptist church in a Christ- er and describe the> little white
mas cantata entitled ’The Choir envelope in which the stamp was
of Bethlehem." . placed, and it’s your* with a smile.
Main thing, we repeat, we need
more money!
HI NABOR
17%
46%
... 73%
Sunny Chi 7...
Texas Corporation .
tion
Tidewater Corporation
Two Youths Killed When
Light Airplane Crashes
PLAINVIEW; Dec. 18.
4U.Pl-
lost a $5 war stamp the other day,. Seconds after they had waved to
friMtds , and relatives on the
ground. Richard Adams, Jr.. 18,
and Jerry Adams, 14, his cousin,
crashed to their deaths in a light
airplane yesterday.
Elettrig.Bond and Share
Electric Power and Light
General Electric ...
Bv Olin Miller Graham Paige ............. . 10% T-P Land-and Trust -------.17%
By Oiin Miner (jreyhoun,j . . ........ » T-P Coal and Oil ......*... 2*x
.• , 5k‘ f5..iF nsi 60’a TTi»it#d -Aircraft . ........... 34%
' 83^
.«
WmI eorie*
hat probably
b, ouqbh on
mors dixerdw
♦ban ttronf
dri^fjBP1^
Gulf Oil
Ho. Li’and Power ...
Houston Oil .......
Hudson Motors .....
Hutnbie Oil . ... .TV,.,
Jones and Laiighlin .
Kirby Pet .......
Louisiana Iiand
Lorillard .........
Murray Corporation •
Nash Kelvinator
National Dairy........
United Aircraft.............. 34%
United Corporation .......
United Gas- . . . — ......... 15%
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 159, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 18, 1945, newspaper, December 18, 1945; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1027027/m1/1/?q=california+crossing: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.