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SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1945.
Want-Ad Seri ice—Call 2-5151
Want-Ad Service—Call 2-5151
THE FORT WORTH PRESS
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Today:
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Eight Days of Paradise Together!
Service Section
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Special: "TARGET TOKYO"
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Tonite
VOL. 4
NO. 10
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, JUNE 23, 1945
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“EADIE WAS A LADY
is—Gloria Jean
Bobby Peters
TINY"
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Beaver Club
Open 7 r. I.
Start* Today:
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explained: "Boy, when all old grand mother was
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HOLLYWOOD
PALACE
MAJESTIC
Tu BE
TIVOLI
BDWIE
CAT EWAY
TOWER
RIVER'OAKS
PRESS WANT-ADS ARE
MORE ECONOMICAL
WHATS THE BEST THAT
GROWS ON TRW T
PEACHES? CHERRIES?
naw! irs SHAS!
Convict Read
Wrong Verse
For His Case
As the above suggests, Cooper shoots for
laughs instead of heroics. The result is a humor-
ous little picture which, while no cinema mile-
LANSING, Mich., June 23 C.P.
In applying for a parole, Ted
Cowboy Kisses Cirl
Instead of His Hoss
Fort Worth will be the
scene of trials of J. War-
ner Zimmer, former dis-
,trict OPA rationing ex-
ecutive here, and Thelbert
C. Whitley, former OPA
tire examiner at Temple,
both indicted by a U. S.
Grand Jury in Dallas on
Double
Feature
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t__You'
Year*, JWIH Direetthe Areas.
. Stock usea ia this Rodeo same as used la Madi-
a former member of the notorious
“Baby Face” Nelson gang, wrote
the State Parole Board:
1ft « Treat
T M at
The Milam"
2Ginperkogas”
Jasaphcomai"
C.P).—Government seizure of Hum-
ble Oil’s Ingleside refinery appar-
ently had gone off without a hitch
today as Petroleum Administra-
tion for War officials announced'
"re-seizure” of the plant had been!
accomplished "congenially."
Seizure of the plant on orders
of President Truman was carried
out at noon yesterday by PAW
Manpower Counsel Bob Shirk.
"There is no reason to antici-
pate anything other than a satis-
factory continuance of vital war
production, which is uppermost in
the minds of all concerned in car- 1
rying out the President's order,"
Shirk said.
CITY’S GUEST TODAY—Gary
Cooper, shown above riding H.
H. Wilkinson’s "White Boy" at
the Highland Farm, Fort Worth,
will make four appearances on
the Worth stage today, at 2:12,
’ 4:40, 7:07 and 9:35 p. m. On the
screen is Cooper's newest film,
"Along Came Jones."
Everybody Welcomel
I Free to Servicemen
807 Houston St. FORT WORTH
la Austin ana San Antenie VMS the MIam
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Capt. W. L. Mistrot, former Fort
Worth insurance underwriter, is
home on leave after 28 months in
the South Pacific where he served
as a field artillery officer in Aus-
tralia, New Guinea and the Neth-
erlands East Indies.
The former Texas A&M student
is the husband of Mrs. Dorothy
Mistrot, 2217 Honeysuckle, Oak-
hurst, and father of two sons, Billy
and Pete. He has been in the serv-
ice 50 months. At the end of his
leave, July 18, he will report to
Fort Sam Houston for further as-
signment
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Also ox TO TOKYO"
THRILLING SEQUEL TO
"LASSIE COME HOME ”
■L in TECHNICOLOR
NNNB •
8883sss
CELING PRICE
$1.00
BOWIE BLVD.
DRIVE - IN
OrEN AIB THEATEB
1% Mites West of Lake Worth
On Jacksboro Hiway
Reservations Call 3-9831
Alaa Curis-
"DES
a charge of violating the those colored boys come
Second War Powers Act. home from the war and
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A Terrific Spellbinding Sensation:
EJw. G. Robinson-Joan Bennett
“Woman in the Window”
Alaa Bugs Bunny ia "Hare Foree"
Looking back: When Scotch was 335 a case in Fort Worth—
with no takers. The year was 1935.
She Knew Hew to
Handle All
Situntiens
ANN MILLER
Joe Besser
SPECIAL!
TIMELY! VITAL!
“ON TO TOKYO”
'MYSTERY OF RIVER
BOAT” No. 5
and CARTOON
SAILOR’S FAMILY—Somewhere in the South Pacific, aboard a U. S.
destroyer. Seaman First Class F. J. Gardenhire, requested a photo of his
wife and two daughters. Left to right, they are: Gloria Jean, Ona Fae, and
Mrs. Margaret Gardenhire, of 4400 Calmont. Seaman Gardenhire has been
in the Pacific four months. Other overseas service men who want a photo
made in Fort Worth may write the Command Photo Editor.
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Call 6-0251 for Reservations
Dance to the Mode or
OCIE STOCKARD
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
BOHEMIAN CLUB
ROBERTS CUTOFF North of
JACKSBORO HIGHWAY
8:30 Til 1 A. M.
7
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Wedding Photos Made
at the
Church and Reception
JAMES F. LAUGHEAD
Gary
COOPER
IN PERSON
On the Stage
TODAY
ONLY
Sign in an Army Mess Hall: “Rumors heard through the facilities
of this mess hall, do not necessarily reflect or express the opinions
of the mess sergeant in charge.”
Alee! ON TO TOKYO’
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(‛OOPER has the role of Melody Jones, a tramp cow
• everything Hopalong Cassidy isn't. Melody is mad
wants trouble with no one.
$
DANCE
OPENING TONITE
BILL BLOCKER
His Tenor Sax. Fort Worth’s
Finest Colored Orchestra
The Sereen’s Classie ef Suspense:
EDW. G. ROBINSON
JOAN BENNETT
“Woman in the Window”
“MARINE RAIDERS”
Pat O’Brien
Ruth Husey
"LH Abner Carteen
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M. (Blackie) Law.
son. Fort Worth bed man,
announced through his at-
tomey, Roos Hardin, that
BAGDAD
Dallas Pike-2% Miles East ef
Grand Prairie
NOW PLAYING
DURWOOD
CLINE
And His Orchestra
Nightly Except Monday
Phoae Grand Prairie 9635 Fer
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A Complete Service anywhere la U.S.A.
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THE
PLAYHOUSE
rresente
The Rhythm
MASTERS
Featuring
KIRK de VORE
Dancing Every Night
Beer—Wine—Sandwiches
Oakhurst Bus
During the week or on Sunday, the Mem
at The Milam will be to your liking —
the very best the market affords.
Radio Man of Fighting
Planes Visiting Home
Radio man for a carrier-based
squadron of Navy fighting plane;
in the Pacific for the past eight
months, John D. Finch, aviation
chief radio technician, is visiting
his wife, Mrs. Mary Jane Finch.
3408 W Fifth. and mother, Mrs:
B D. Finch. 1001 Galveston.
He will report July 11 to Cor-
pus Christi for further duty. On
a previous overseas tour, he spent
11 months in the Pacific area. The
blue jacket is a veteran of raid;
on Tokyo, Iwo Jima and Okinawa.
Editor of this week’s Service Section is Roma Northcutt of Tha Press City Stat
COMING IN PERSON
ERNEST TUBB
and his W. 8. M.
Grand Ole Opry
Show
NORTH SIDE COLISEUM
THURSDAY, JUNE 28th
Advance Sale Tickets Now
Blackstone Drug Store at a
Saving.
Advance Price, All Seats
90c Inc. Tax
Admission at Box Office
81.25 Inc. Tax
PETER UAWFCRD
IMALBCIISF .
• M-G-M mcrumE
... You’ll find the
Milam “tops.”
Midnight Show Tonight 11:30
“OBJECTIVE
BURMA”
Errol Flynn
Henry Hall
Merrie Melody Cartoon
"(801A5
4/Vs
tviovu
* Take Hemphill Bus to Bolt Street, 8 Blocks East •
NEW LIBERTY •]
Ideal Theatre
—NOW SHOWING--
“FOLLIES GIRL”
. WENDIE BARRIE
—Also—
“TEXAS
RENEGADE”
JACK HOXIE
vboy who is
at no one,.
Open Each Night Except
Tuesday
MATINEE SUNDAY
stone, gives full play to the star’s droll charm.
Our only criticism is that so much of the action takes place
in the dark we were confused part of the time. But then so was
the posse out to string up Mr. Cooper, so that probably justifies
the blackout.
Cooper has worked some amusing bits of business into the
film. When he jerks his gun from his belt, the shirt tail comes
with it. Every door through which he passes trips his hat (Cooper
stands six-feet-three). And he breaks regularly into song, warbling
an infectuous ditty with 100 verses (Mr. Cooper, apologizing, says
he knows only 90 of them).
Wm. Powell—Myrna Loy
“Thin Man Goes
Home”
Aad That Eitra Western Feature
"RIDING WEST”
"In Luke 11:10, Christ says, 1
Everyone that asketh receiveth 1
and he that seeketh findeth, and to I
him that knocketh, it shall be I
opened.’
"By virtue of. the above, how a
about a parole?" , E
The board promptly replied:
" 'Trouble me not;, the door is a
eh
CLARENCE E pee
MULEORDS M
"29 HEART ,1
cWESTSe
EN PERSONA
Trio Guyacan
de la importante Difusora
X E W PARA deleitarlos
con Maravillosas y person-
ales interpretaciones.
—tambien pelucila—-
David Silva y Isabella
Corona
—En—
“La Isla de
La Pasion"
Pedro Armendariz
y Cha flan
Indictments were based
on acquisition of an auto
which was later turned
over to Mayor W. Guy
Draper, Temple, exoner-
ated by the jury of con-
spiracy against OPA reg-
ulations.
(OMEDIAN GARY MOORE, whose crew haircut is a trade mark.
U explained: "When I was born, my head came to a point. It
wasn't very much of a point, but it came in handy when my mother
wanted to squeeze oranges. That's why I had my hair cut close."
9 N v son Sauare Garden and other outstanding •
=E~ • -d Redees. “
dmission $100; Reserved $163; BoX Seats $2.20 Incl Tax ■
Children and Service Men Half Price Section for Colored ■
warning to drivers not to
let the extra fuel go to
their heads—or to their
accelerators. Old cars and
thoroughfares neg lected
since Pearl Harbor won’t
stand speed tests, the
Council warned.
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The Fort Worth Press
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Sews of the Home Front
A bent, blood - stained
section of an iron water
pipe 37 inches long, found
after the body of Mrs.
Lydia T. McBride was
discovered on the steps
on the D. McRae school-
ground. has been estab-
lished as the instrument
with which the 55-year-
Here and There—
TILANCHARD McKEE, who was KFJZ's "Neighbor” until he went
• to New York almost three years ago, is in town, on vacation. He
will be here all next week ... In New York McKee has been featured |
over the Blue Network’s "Keepsakes" program . . . His big homecom-
ing thrill was seeing a T-bone steak at a Houston S. cafeteria.
. . . You get awfully tired of omelettes in New York, says McKee.
New version there is, “You get no meat with one meatball.”
•-••••••
1 BIG RODEO :
As motorists enjoyed
the first general gasoline
ration increase since
World War II rationing
began, the Fort Worth
Safety Council issued a
Oil Is Completed
INGLESIDE, Texas, June
DENVER, Colo., June 23 CP.—
First Lt. James D. Cage, 29. Car-
thage, Texas, was among the four
fliers listed today as killed in the
crash of a B-24 bomber here at
Lowry Fjeld. Flight Officer Char-
les H. Williams of Stephenville,
Texas, was one of six fliers who
escaped uninjured. *
STARTING JUNE 1945 5
EVERYSATURDAY"NIGHT . ■
* Bareback Brone Riding * Calf Roping •
* Saddle Brone Riding k Steer Wrestling ■
k Wild Caw MlUriag * Wild Ball jMdte< J
,7 FRED ALVORD, Internationally Known #
। Cowboy Contestant and Arena Secretary •
h Madison Square Garden IC Consecutive •
HALTOMEIoMai,
OPEN 1:30 P. M.
“Lights of Old
Santa Fe”
Bay .Rogers-Cabby Hayes
Action, Flying Lead, and Senga
•f the Went!
also
“When Strangers
Marry”
Kim Hunter—Dean Jagger
Did she marry a murderer? It *111
keep you baffled until the last
minute.
NEWS—COMEDY—SERIAL
CAKEY-KELLY 1 4
mH
The Renfro Blg-
northeast comer of Hous-
ton and Ninth. was sold
by Mrs. E. T. Renfro and
her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Allen, to Dr. L. H. Luck.
It brought 353,000. The
building will be used
eventually to house retail
and manufacturing
branches of the Luck
Optical Co., now at 808
Houston.
Jack Gordon reports
that a Negro working at
the Quartermaster Depot
told officers there he was
saving his money to open
an undertaking parlor. He
See It From Ue Beginning . . . .
Edw. G. Robinson, Joan Bennett
“WOMAN IN THE
WINDOW”’
In Technicolor
“THE SHOB.$ OF IWO JIMA”
Plus: BUGS ’.IN NY CARTOON
EXTRA SURPRISE SHOW 8:30
Capt. Mistrot Here
Capt. W. L. Mistrot, husband
of the former Miss Dorothy
Hayes, 2817 Honeysuckle, was
home today on a 30-day leave aft-
er spending 28 months in the
Southwest Pacific. He was caHed
to active duty as a- captain from
the Army reserve. The Mistrots
have two children, Pete and W. L.
Smokers optimistically
quoted wholesale tobacco
dealers who are unani-
mous in their belief that
increased cigaret stocks
brought about by the end
of the European war will
be noticed in Fort Worth
in 10 days. Increased
quotas became effective
June 1, but factories are
about a month behind in
shipments.
• • •
Prospects that Convair,
the Army’s bomber plant
here, will continue in op-
eration after the war
were pointed out by Wil-
liam Holden, Chamber of
Commerce executive vice
president, upon his return
from a series of confer-
ences in Wash ington.
Convair officials stated
only that the Government
has not yet made known
to them any plans for the
future.
By JACK GORDON
A MOVIE cowboy finally has done it—he has kissed his leading
h lady instead of his horse.
That is only one tradition smashed by Gary Cooper in “Along
mmsmeg Came Jones,” first film produced by Cooper's
6665 own new movie company.
g ' "W Cooper is such a poor shot in the picture that
I his pal, William Demarest, tells him, “You1
HFdfgod couldn’t hit the back end of a horse with a tub
humuup •
Unfortunately, the initials on his saddle are the same as that ofammAm m m m A
desperado, and when Melody and his pal, Demarest, rieiinto the AA A I AA RI A
cattle town of Payneville, Melody is mistaken for the gnmn. 199 I Nm By B Fw
Melody cant understand why everybody trembles before him, but I • •aumMmAmEMA
he likes it. CHECKED IN 7 DAVS WITH
aa LIQUIDFor
rpHE picture’s one approach to melodrama is a gun battle at the A A. A MALARIAL
— finish, and this has humorous overtones. (A(AK.A SYMPTOMS
Loretta Young has the part of the desperado’s girl friend, who“g“JgJkeowlyasdirected
switches her affection to Cooper. Dan Duryea, the bandit, is one of;
the year's nastiest villains, contrasting nicely with the mild-mannered!
Melody. j
As producer, Cooper has happily resisted any temptation to1
make “Along Came Jones” an outright travesty on the horse opera. I
But the script has its sharp edges.
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We think you’ll enjoy “Along Came Jones.” We know you will
like Gary Cooper in person. He will make four personal appearances
at the Worth this afternoon and night.
find out how their chicks
has been messin’ around,
business is gonna be
good!”
pipe was found this week
in the garden at the homa
of Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Moseley, 3431 Millet, two
blocks east of where Mrs.
McBride was criminally
assaulted and slain. Lab-
oratory tests of the
bloodstains on tha pipa
were of the same type
found on Mrs. McBride’s
clothing.
A 29 - year - old Negro
soldier was held this
week as a suspect in the
robbing and attempted
choking of a Cook Hos-
pital nurse, Mrs. Willa
Mae Miller, in her home
at 1214 W. Presidio. Mrs.
Miller is a widow, and
the mother of a 3-year-
old daughter.
• • •
Two women, owners of
a string of cigar steads
in Fort Worth office
buildings, were fined $500
in Federal District Court
this week on charges that
they, sold rayon hose
stamped "DuPont nylon"
at prices above‘the OPA
ceiling. OPA off Male
said laboratory t«111
showed the hosiery, which
brought up to $8.50 a
pair, was rayon.
Kwhite
g “DESTINY»
■5 Gloria Jean—Alan Curtis
g Also
8 “Texas
■J Masquerade”
•5 "Hop-a-Long" Cassidy
of buckshot.” And it‛s true—when Cooper gets
into a gun duel with the villain, his girl friend
has to come to his rescue. The film, at the
Worth, is based on a story originally titled “The
Useless Cowboy.”
OIL OPERATOR DIES
HOUSTON, June 23. (p —
Keating Ransone, independent eil
operator and former Texas news-
paperman. died in a Houston hos-
pital last night. He was 50. He
was connected with the Dallas
Morning News until 10 years ago.
Last Day! Door Open 1:45 P. M.
Errol Flyna
“OBJECTIVE BURMA"
Aln Today’s Extra Aetion Hit
ROY ROGERS WESTERN
DTV 2260 Evans . . Last Day!
Eleanor Powell
Woody Herman, Dennis O’Keefe
“SENSATIONS OF 1945”
2nd Hit: "LARAMIE TRAIL"
"Desert Hawk" — Colortoon
Maa.: "OBJECTIVE BURMA"
MARINE NINAm
hdhA“
"6
12
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cdofinceezu
narry! Ends Tonite!
— "Giant Two Cait Show!"-
Unit Ne. I
"ROUGH, TOUGH AND READY"
with Chester Morris,
Victor MeLaglen, Jeaa Rogers
I’alt N*. 2
"ROSIE THE RIVETER" with
Jane Fraser—Frank Albertson
Xtra!—Selected Color Cartoon
"Brenda Starr, Reporter"—Ne, s
Latest War News
—“STARTS SUNDAY!"--
"PRACTICALLY YOURS" with
Claudette Colbert—Fred MacMurray
2.1
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An unauthorized strike
over company dismissal of
seven Negro employes
who failed to report for
work on Emancipation
Day, starting in the sheep
and hog killing depart-
ments in Armour & Co.,
took about half of the
company's employes.
About 750 were striking
Friday. Management ap-
pealed for intervention by
the U. S. Conciliation
Service, New Orleans.
Other grievances ex-
pressed by employes in-
• eluded employe dismissals
for occasional Sunday ab-
senteeism, resulting, they
say, from the seven-day-
a-week schedule.
5 Hurt, One Lost
And Three Freed
Casualty list, issued today by
the Office of War Information,
gave the names of five wounded,
one missing and three liberated
prisoners of war among men in
the U. S. Armed forces from this
area. They are:
Army Missing—Pacific
Bryson— Pfc. Robert E. King. hus-
band of Mrs. Alma F. King.
Army Wounded—Pacific
Archer City—Pfc. David S. Rosa.
Son of Mra. Glorissa E. Ross.
Cleburne—Pfc. Albert R. Bodine,
husband of Mrs. Ruby L. Bodine;
Pfc. Odell F. Elam, husband of Mra.
Pauline M. Elam.
Fort Worth —Pvt. Ivan T. Clark,
husband of Mrs. Ruby M. Clark, 4308
Geddes.
Army Prisoners Liberated — Germany
Arlington — Sgt. Ralph B. Wofford,
son of Mrs. Hattie E. Wofford.
Fort Worth—Staff Sgt. Richard P.
Barkley, son of Grover- Cleveland
Barkley, formerly of Milner Hotel
(address no* unknown).
Ranger—Sgt. W. Grstner, husband
of Mrs. Joy K. Gerstner.
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Captain Home After
28 Months Overseas
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now shut'—Luke 11:7."
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TEXANS IN CRASH
Air
Conditioned
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Reclassify Strikers
SHREVEPORT, La . June 23.
C.P — Reclassification of strik-
ing employes of the Libbey-
Owens-Ford Glass Co., for possible
induction into the Army, was
under way today.
It was understood both company
and local draft board officials
were participating in the reclas-
sifications. It will affect men up
to 38 years of age.
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Where To Co
MOTION PIOTUMRa
WORTH— "Along Come Jones," Gary
Cooper, Loretta Young.
HOLLYWOOD—“Son of Lassie," Peter
Lanford, Donald Crisp.
PALACE — "China-* Little Devils,"
Harry Carey. Paul Kelliy.
MAJESTIC—“I’ll Be Seeing You,”
Ginger Rogers. Joseph Cotten.
NEW LIBERTY — "Heart of the
West,” Bill Boyd and “Dr. Gilles-
pie's Criminal Case.”
PARKWAY—“The Woman in the Win-
do*.” Joan Bennett, Edward G.
Robinson.
TIVOLI—"Eadie Was a Lady,” Ann
Miller and "Destiny." Gloria Jean.
BOWIE—"The Woman in the Win-
do*." Joan Bennett, Edward G.
Robinson.
GATEWAY — “The Thin Man Goes
Home.” Wm. Powell. Myrna Loy.
TOWER—“The Woman in the Win-
do*."-
ISIS— "Rough, Tongh and Beady,”
and “Rosie the Riveter."
VARSITY—“The Man in Half Moon
Street," Nils Asther. Helen Walker.
BIVEB OAKS—“Objective Burma,"
Errol Flynn.
DBIVE-IN—“Marine Baiders,” Pat
O'Brien, Ruth Hussey.
WHITE — “Texas Masquerade,” Bill
Boyd and “Destiny," Gloria Jean.
DINE AND DANCE •
HOTEL TEXAS DEN—Den Orchestra,
featurirg Ken McGarrity
CASINO, Lake Worth—Wbods Moore’s
orch.. every night except Monday.
CLOVEB CUB-Don Robey's Orch.;
floor show.
400 CLUB—Harold Hauser’s Orch.;
Bobby Peters. Floor Show.
PLAYHOUSE, 2400 E. Belknap—Horace
Puckett's Orchestra.
MIDWAY INN, Fort Warth—Dallas
Highway.
IILVEB BALLBOOM. $10% Commerce
—Orchestra.
HILABITY CLUB. Jacksboro Highway
at Roberts Cutoff; George Campbell
and orchestra.
HERRING’S 1108% Main — Daacing
every night except Tuesday.
BIG BEAVEB CLUB, Jacksboro High-
way—Bob Nelson’s Orch.. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday nights.
DANCELAND. Hemphill at Magnolla-
Orchestra Wed. and Sat. nights.
609 CLUB, MV S. Jennings—Orchestra.
FIBATES CAVE, Seventh and Hous
ton.
DANCEUND
DOORS OPEN 8:80 P. M.
Cantrell’s Commodores
Featuring BAY SWARTZ
Couples Only
/'Fort Worth's Largest, Finest
—and Coolest”
Gen. Eisenhower
ABILENE, Kan., June 23. UP)
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower,
warmed by the tumultuous home-
coming he dreamed of u a boy,
remained completely the soldier
today after spiking talk that he
would take a political job.
. President Truman had prom-
ised Gen. Eisenhower anything he
wanted. And it was rumored he
would be named Secretary of
State. But Ike E i le nho wer
emphatically told a press confer-
ence yesterday that he wanted no
reward.
Said the general:
"No one is thinking of me in
politics and I am certainly not. I
expect to be a private citizen —
rest and relax.”
"What did he want?” “Noth-
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