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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1943
Page
6
Panhandle Specialty Company offers automatic phonographs for parties at nightly rates with records included. Service includes pickup delivery and on site installation and maintenance on a commission basis. Telephone 5792 for full details.
A memo circulated among West Coast members of Congress asks President Roosevelt to demand the resignation of War Relocation Authority Director Dillon S Myer and to place Tule Lake California under the Justice Department.
Editor notes Dr J F Bromert a Panhandle pioneer chiropractor in Amarillo for 26 years with son Dr V J Bromert at 1718 Polk St. Emphasizes nervous energy, spine alignment, and chiropractic spinal adjustments as immediately beneficial to relieve fatigue and restore vitality.
Old advertisement text promotes chiropractors as experts in adjusting the spinal column to relieve suffering. It asserts many turn to this science yearly and promises honesty if unable to help. Office located at 1718 Polk Street with phone 7435 for appointments.
Southwest Studio at 118 East Sixth Street offers portraits described as natural and masterful, produced by specialists with deep portraiture knowledge to capture the real you.
Make a Christmas gift portrait appointment this week. Call 24868 to schedule and have your portrait ready before Christmas Day.
A Woolson battery and electric service at 210 West Sixth promotes winter car protection with periodic motor checkups. It offers ignition system checks cleaning and adjusting the carburetor generator and auxiliary equipment to ensure reliable performance and fuel efficiency.
The Western Gift Shop at 307 Polk Street carries bookends placques ashtrays and utility boxes for homes. Men find fluorescent desk lamps blotter pads desk sets 1944 calendars appointment books tie racks globes tobacco pouches and document files. Women find recipe files books aprons purses jewelry and more while children can choose games toys and dolls. Personal stationery offers monograms or name and address. Christmas cards remain plentiful for last minute shoppers.
A soldier sent a farewell note from Dunkerque in 1940 sealed in a bottle and cast to sea. The message asks for a reply to 164 Duke Street St Helens Lancashire England. Richard Hands 38, among the last rescued from the beaches, replied to the address.
Timing and a healthy distributor and electrical system save gasoline. Amarillo Auto Clinic at 400 West Seventh offers periodic examinations by factory trained men to spot trouble and improve mileage. A coughing engine or dirty spark plugs wastes gasoline and money.
Mrs. Brunson now offers her baked goods retail at 418 West Tenth Avenue. Fresh bread cakes pies and cookies carry the same homemade flavor admired in grocery stores with a holiday emphasis on fruit cake raisin bread coffee rings and cream puffs.
Robbins Radio Service offers radio repair to residents and out of town customers at 3009 West 6th Amarillo. It promises prompt service and scientific repair of radios and other electronic equipment. Tubes can be sent to overseas servicemen upon request to the shop and the operator notes the overseas delivery. Dial 4938 for service.
A newspaper blurb promotes massage and carbonic hydrotherapy at Carbonic Hydrotherapy Baths 1909 West Sixth as a remedy for work fatigue. It notes reducing baths and massages come in ten sessions over a month and suggests them as a Christmas gift with a contact number 2 3514 for details.
Bush Drug Company at 500 Taylor Street offers A-R Commercial Carbolineum pest eradicator with antifungal oil meeting USDA specs. It protects lumber, seals pores, and may last years without chipping. Priced 50c quart and 1.75 per gallon. Also livestock remedies and LeGear’s prescriptions. Call 8281 for details.
The last of four German POWs who escaped from North Camp Hood on Thursday was captured today by Gatesville police chief Robert Jones. Johann Wilckens, 22, surrendered without resistance at Gatesville. Leo Zuda, 22, was captured Thursday night by an unidentified rancher southeast of Gatesville. The other two escapes were apprehended shortly after.
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