Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 112, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 1, 1951 Page: 4 of 6
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Rkge Four
fl lade water Daily Mirror
Wednesday, August I. 1961
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U. S. ROYAL TIRES
When you buy a U. 8. Royal Tiro you buy
tho boot! This tbo finest oi tiros Is backed
by years of experience in tire building.
Only the finest of materials and workman*
ship is used to bring you the safety of
mind and of property you doaerve. WE
HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK!
Equip Your Cor with U. S. Royal — Bo Safe!
Liberal allowance on your old tires
J. 0. WILLIAMS
PONTIAC — SALES — SERVICE
Automotive News
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blav.au! acc>d«m prol»c1i»n that you can buy >ar yaur car
•odoy Thara it »a tucb thing at a blawaut praaf tira. SU1
lifaGuorS Safaty Tuba, maka any Mawaul at baymlatt at a
tlaw laofc Why net ttap in and tea obaut a *at far yaur *af?
■amambar. yau can t gat btltar pro'act.an la tava yaur lifai
Federal Reserve
Report Indicates
Continued Roam
DALLAS, Aug. 1. tU.R>— A con-
tinued buelmws iM«»m in the south-
west wan indicated today liv the
llth Federal Reserve district'* I
monthly report.
Even if peace should come in
Korea, the report said, it would i
not change "Munificently the un-
derlying force* that still indicate
a continuance of full production,
full employment and hitth-level
income "
D-.'tense spendlUK. butanes* capi-
tal expansion and an inflationary
atiiuisphei •; are boom forces "too
strom; to be diverted" by a quick
peace, the import noted.
The district said businessmen
should remain aware that the na-
tion is caught in a "boom under-
written by very large-scale gov-
ernment spending." It warned
them to beware of the "seeds of
maladjustment" accompanying any
defense program.
The report also covered recent
business trends in the district.
_ It showed:
---- Department store sales—in com-
parison with 11150. June sules were
| UP 2 lH'r cent. July sales dropped
Li per cent in contrast with war-
-care buying last .veal
Crude oil production—near a
l>cak However, the future is un-
certain because of the Iranian sit-
uation and possible drops in de-
fense demands.
Construction—contracts down
Mt&j:-:': from high levels M..>, but still
I above the average a year .mo.
Crop production—expected to be
"much largei" than last year, but
below 1040 bumper yields. Fines
S5P&:::' 'y :;:T showed downward atliustmenls in'
: 1... linn amt July >vith o.tli.ii b-
gK&&: I urn tile lamest U-
M rubber tSM ymil Big!?:::- ________
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Ace Motor Company
W. H. (Ace) Biesel Entered New Car
Dealer Picture Here la October 1945
Prefer Check-Ups j
Sava Pracious
Vacation Days
Vacation-lime driving can be
annul mg if an uutonudiile is nut
in tip-top cundition. Ttiese hot, |
vacation days are extra tough on j
! the ear Thoughtful drivers will
i make sure lo get the car rowdy f<n
Hi. trlr.
A Ihorougn check up by McK.og
Chevrolet company, can save tunc- \
consuming delays on that precious
| and always too shitri vacation
! irip
A check-up can reveal the pres-
i*nce nl some ininoi fault that with
trip-driving can soon become
majoi A little expense bt*fore the
vaealion may save lime and
Tsui!
In October, 1945, W H. <Acei
Hiesel, just dscharged from the
armed service, entered the new
car dealer picture in Rladewater.
Mr Hiesel lagan with the small
service station building still on
bis lot as his only show room and
business office Since that time
Ace lias continued to expand until
he now is located ill the model'll
home fm Buicks pictured above.
in 1949 lie completed the brick
building now housing his office,
show rooms and garage. Much |
modern equipment has been plac- '
eii in llic garage, and they are con .
talltly adding to it as it appeat-
on the market ur the service de-
mands
Refine moving here Mi Biesel
was engaged in ihe auto business
in Vernon, as partner hi the Cadil-
lac and Hoick agency
"Tiki mans people thllik ol the
Huiek as a so-called luxury ear
The Hun k Special is definitely in .
the medium price field, and any
one capable o. ouytrtg any of the ,
ears in this price range can own j
and operate a Special.” he said
ns
Truman Sigas Bill Exteadiog Credit
To 18 Mooths For Cars, Other Items
TUBES
/ Proper Inflation,
Avoid Overloads
ORDINARY TUBI-Whun a tbs with
on ordinary lubo blow, out. tbo
tingl* air camparlmonl toltop«o% —
lha whaal drop, tuddanly. utuaUy
throwing tho car out at control
gape - ->n ueifu Vi ‘ ' Hr \ WSBSIIASlE'fiftkAIBIgSLdxIfl
llflOUARD SAHTY TUOC-Whon tiro
wilh lifoOuard btawt out. only iho
outor chamber givoi way — rotor**
card fabric innar tiro tuppartt car —
drflotot tlawly You ha»o an.pl* tint*
to bring car la tafa. xlrexghitina nap
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JOE FORLINES
TIRE t APPLIANCE
I N. MAIN PHONE 104
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We use only
the best Parts and Accessories
Your one guarantee oi a good auto repair
job is the right combination oi proper re-
placement parts plus experienced, skilled
workmen. You are assured oi both here.
There is no guesswork here. Our prices tor
every job are honest and dependable, too.
ACCEPT ONLY GENUINE
FORD PARTS FOR YOUR FORD
WALTER BENNETT
FORD
Dean at Tyler Ph. 111-109
For Tire Miles
Two id the must important
things one should do lo get long.
I trouble free mileage from tiros,
\ according in .ItK' Fm lines owner
of the local Goodveei Tire Store,
is to maintain propel inflation and
avoid overloads.
"Many truck operators fail to
realise or to remember that it is
the air. not the toe, trial carries
the load and as a result they do not
make regular inflation cheeks.
The tire, with its tube is in
reality only a container winch eon-
fines air under pressure so that the
air can be put to work as an an
cushion to carry loads Tiros are
made to withstand a certain
amount of internal air pressure
land at the same time resist exter-
I nal pressure or load, with an
j allowance for normal flexing," he
i continued
Tires that are overinflated or
underinflated or are overloaded,
won’t deliver all the miles built
into them at the factory, according
to Mi Forlinos Thus when a pre-
mature blow out occurs, oftimes
it is not the tires fault, but the
fuult of the person in charge of
I the truck
Mercy Plane Chartered
For Chubby 3-Year-Old
HOUSTON. Aug 1 iU.f*»--A
' mercy plane, chartered by the
, Houston Press, flew a enubtn
1 three-year-old boy from Ennis to
, Houston last i..gnt so he could sis
his mother who was critically
! burned in an cxjdosioti at het
apartment yesterday
The 20-year-old mother. Pauline
Nicklas, could not see him because
her eyes were swollen shut from
the burns, but -he could hear hli
voice
St Joseph's infirmary attend-
ants today described the mother's
condition as extremely grave and
said they did not expect her to
recover
The woman told detectives that
the explosion occurcd shortly aftei
she had awakened and lighted a
, cigarette, but firemen and officers
found two apparent suicide notes
in the room, one addressed to hci
family and the other to her small
son.
HERE S WHY FOLKS LIKE
YOU
LIKE FOLKS LIKE
US!
Moat people, these day*, are taking extra
good care of their Chevrolet*--and they’re
pretty particular about where they go for
service.
Our mechanics are Chevrolet trained, and
equipped with fine tools and equipment.
They know your Chevrolet inside and out!
Yes. folks like you like folks like us because
we do the job right the first time and save
you lime and trouble. Stop in and see us to-
day! You'll be glad you did . . .
McKAIG CHEVROLET CO.
184 It. MAIN
PHONL 32
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 UP -
Government a g e n c i e s moved
swiftly today to enforce the new
11-month economic controls sign-
ed into law by a reluctant Presi-
dent Truman who said the act
would sen ! both prices and wages
spiraling upward.
1. The federal reserve board
slashed credit curbs to give pur-
chasers of automobiles, television
sets, radios, household appliances
and furniture IK months to pay in-
stead ol l.i Down payments were
kept at one-third for cars and 15
jierceiii tot furniture The down
payment in household appliances
was cut from -5 to la jxircent.
2. The Office of Price Stabiliza-
tion eliminated slaughter quotas
and cancelled two (lending itocf
price rollback* of 41-j pet cent
each. Price Stabiliaci Michael V
DiSalle h ad tailed the slaughter-
ing curbs the heart of meat price
controls.
3. Mi Truman abolished the
office of housing expediter and
transferred its functions—includ-
ing administration of rent controls
—to Economic Stabilizer Erie A
Johnston
4. OPS ordered importers not to
pay more for imported beel than
the domestic celling price The
agency said imports of beef at
more than ceiling prices threaten-
i ed to create black markets The
jirice of the imported beef must
include tran:|x>itation and import
duties.
Mr. Truman ''reluctantly" muh-
ed the compromise controls meas-
ure last night He accompanied the
action with > blunt - tatt-ment to
congress ’hat he "would have
vetoed" the lull if it included only
aiiti-intlntion v.irt*
Th.- Piesloent said he had no
choice but to .* ign the bill Iweause
it contained powers ncei .-attar*' loi
carrying out our defense pro-
grain."
Mi Trie nan said he soon will
give < on grew# detailed recormnen-
i(ation- (or mending the new law
tii "give us . ’(equate controls. He
emph.isized Hint two high-priority
amendment would reinstate live-
stock slaughterIn# quotas and re-
vise a provision limiting price
rollbacks.
"We will not la- able to hold
i down rising pt iei with this set,"
he said "It .* a law that will push
prices up 1 is ,i law that threaten*
the stability ol mil economy."
If pric ■ use, the president
said. "It vdl lx- necessary to al-
low rettswf.i.blc adjustment* in
, wages."
We cannot ask the working
people of this country In reduce
then .- tiindaid ol living just to
pay loi the liighei profits this act
1 provides.
Tlie II-month law gives the gov-
ernment authority to roll hark
priced on some non-agricultural
j products aiui a lew farm coin-
i inudities—cotton, wool, lamb and
veal—provided that the new ced-
ing price gives sellers their highest
price of liv six month* preceomg
ihc Korean outbreak, plus aubsc
quent cost ncreases
The new l,.w als*> continues rent
controls, but allows rent boosts
of tin to 20 percent over levels
of June, 1947 It relaxes credit |
restrictions and continues the
govcinmeti'\ authority to grant
| priorities m.t allocation* on scarce
materials.
Mundt's "Alliance"
Receives Cheers
WASHINGTON. Aug 1 U.P
Sen K.ul F. Mundt ’It SD> got1
a barrage of cheers—and cat tails
—from hi* senate colleagues on
hi* plan to treat President Truman
' next t-eai with a Republican- t
Southern Demncratii “alliance."
Some Republicans thought it was
a "splendid" ide;i to team up with j
Southern Democrat* in pick*ig a
presidential tteket for 1952 Others
thought it was funny Still others
called it "absurd."
Democrats—particularly South-
ern Democrats—did not want to i
talk about the proposed coalition
The Southerners could count 10
months before the Hcpublii-ans
hold their national convention, and
did not want to make commitments
this early
Mundt hart suggested that the
GOP pick a Republican and a
Southern Democrat for their pres-
idential and vice presidential ran
dictate* He said it woxildn t make
much <lil feiemi who u**t tin- top
-pot on ih«' ticket
■ Sen. Joseph It Met'at thy H.l
Wis * thought th(- i otilition wn* i
"logical and long overdue Hi-
-aid there wen- two wings of noth .
parties and "wc should have a
party realignment so we could
have two parties again
Sen Alexander Wiley <ft Wi
was amused by the idea
"I haven't anything to say lie
laughed 1 m-t return' o from!
Europe amt thi ■■ are saving then-
'that the French and Germans
might get together >■ you never
can tell what might Itapperi
Anti- administration Southern
Democrats said thes had no com j
irtent or "nothing to »«> at thi*
time.” Hut Sen Lister Hill •!)
Ala.i who often side* with the
administration, had an rmphafii
answer
money
An expot crew of mechanic* i-
.11 ways avail.d>li at MrK.qg *,
along with the finest in automo-
tive repaii equipment They have
the know'-how and the equipment
to do the ,l<il> quiekly anti inex-
pensiveh Major breakdowns gen-
erally are an accumulation of -cv-
eral minor tault*. if enrreuted early
enough by trained meehuntes. can
In- the -uivation of any trip
Chrysler Windsor
Is Medium Priced
According to Hill Allen, local
I OuysU-i'-IMvniouth itealei the
'otilt thing that place* the new
Chryslct Wliulsot in thi medium
price flehl i* the price'
Mi Allen coiiitnued With the
i fatiuius spitfire -tx-cy lindet en-
gine. pt-rfot mariii n something
that its ownci ci ntinue lo mat vel
i at' It i fruit a fun- engine, and
when you i>ul a fine engine in a
i finely •ngllieelid l-ha- ls, and llli'U
add a smartly styleil, lieuutifully
appointed InkIv, ton naturally
have an all over fine cal
Mi Allen has a full line of thi ->
beautiful ears, a: well a- a num-
ber of Plymouth*
He hope- to he able to <qK'H
lu> new used cai lot within the
next few day* This lot, located
on the West of the present build-
ing Will accomodate nitric 29 til
39 t ar.s when completed
MEXICAN KILLED
MATAMOHtiS. M<-x Aug 1
U P’ Mario Pacheco. 27. of V> i •
ci uz. Mt-x , w a* kilb-it y i teniay
when hi* crop -Ulster plane era-h-
rst and burtiiKl m i cotton fu-hl
-oUth of M.Italian o
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t Tell* you when it’*
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I0*i W Comment. Pit J
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PRICE
OF A NEW CAR
YOU CAN AFFORD THIS
BIIICK
1951 2-DOOR BUICK SPECIAL
121" wheelbase. 124 h.p. valve in
head 8-cylinder Fireball engine,
four coil spring*, torque tuba drive,
hipoisad engine mountings, body
by Fisher. Air Ride tires . . .
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300 BROADWAY
PHONE 33
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• Safti-Swred Con-
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Safety.
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PHONE 11
GLADEWATER. TEXAS
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1950 DESOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR
Like new lovely platinum gray.
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1750'
1949 FORD CUSTOM 2-DOOR
Radio, heater, neat covers, white sidewall tires.
s1295°°
1950 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DELUXE 4-DOOR
Heater . . . thi* car has only 17 000 local miles.
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Burris, Emma Dean. Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 112, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 1, 1951, newspaper, August 1, 1951; Gladewater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1021323/m1/4/?q=%22~1~1~1~1%22~1&rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lee Public Library.