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TWO—SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1949
Briefs
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slashed his
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He was arrested in Chicago last No-
vember, three day* after the severely
found'in a dresser drawer in a
downtown hotel here.
The child, son of Mr. and Mr*. Jo-
‘Dresser Drawer9
Killer Gets Prison
Term of 99 Years
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organization plana to hold k rodeo
soon.
bean area: Joseph Molina McCuen,
attending naval school of music at
Washington. D. C.; Bill E. Benson,
route 10. aboard a destroyer in the Pa-
cific. and U L. McEvoy. 016^ NW 4.
member of the track team at naval
training center, San Diego.
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Guam’s Ousted r ** $2*??
Officials Given
U. S. Reprieve
GUAM. April 3—(MV-The Guama-
Oleo Tax Foes
Believe Senate
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Romania Seizes
All Drug Stores
BUCHAREST. April J-tM")—Ro-
mania began seizing all drugstores,
chemistr dispensing shops and *ome
types of perfume shops Saturday in
a program 'to nationalise the entire
Arena Nearly Finished
WEWOKA. April 3— (Special)—The
Wewoka Roping club's new arena is
expected to be completed Sunday, J.
D. Duff, president, said. The arena
is located 314 mile* south of Wewoka
on U. S. 370.
The chib has a five-year contract
Radiomen Call Off
st Strike on Airline
Remember, this organ bring*
a complete range of beauti-
ful church tones and
the low eoat of the
Hammond i* un- J
matched by any com- R
parable instrument.
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Doctor Will Speak
SNYDER, April 3—(Special)—Dr.
A. F. Wasson, superintendent of Bap-
tist hospital. Mangum, will fin the
pulpit of the First Baptist church
Sunday morning tn the absence of the
regular pastor. Rev. Foster Brown,
who is conducting a two week* revival
service in Belhl.
kicking tn a wood-reinfarced window.
Saturday he followed the same process
on another window. As he was leav-
ing this time he was spotted by Olen
Nuckote, 1837 NW 10, who was de-
livering film at the theater. Nuckols
caught him.
Only man unhappy about the whole
thing was R. L. Coltrane, manager of
the Ritz. “Those key* don’t do ms a
bit of good now," he said sadly. “I
Just paid *36 to have all the locks
changed.”
A Hammond Organ will enrich the life of every
member of your church through the years to
come, and there is plenty of time to install it
for Easter. Let us tell you the easy payment
arrangement we have for churches.
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while under the influence of intoxi-
cating liquor was filed Saturday
against Mark Donald Reynolds. 3*. of
the 3300 block N Florida. Police said
they stopped Reynolds’ car In the 100
block N Eastern.
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Hear Attorney Lester Lloyd Jr.
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’ Time to Plant
VERBENIA------------
ROSES
2ye*r old RverUematog *mb er
Climber. Kxtre eice, we* reeled.
Mewy verietlos iwdlvidveOy
wrapped for year peoSecliee.
jumbo Sixe—BB0
Strawberry Plants—-—
PEONIES
U. S. Employment
Outlook Brightens
After New Report
WASHINGTON, April 3—(F)—Gov-
ernment officials, scanning latest un-
employment reports, say the job pic-
ture is brighter than ft has been ia
five months. f _
These figures encouraged optimism:
ONE—The census bureau said FU-
ST. LOUIS. April 3—UPt—William
Norris Pollard ia under 00-year sen-
tence in the Missouri state peniten-
tiary Saturday for killing a 31-month-
old baby “because it cried.”
Pollard. 36, ha* been In and out of
_ __mental Institutions 30 times. He
Oklahoma City School Cafe- pleaded guilty to a charge of second
association, at 3:30 degree murder Friday. White waiting
for trial. Pollard
wrists and gone on
1500 REW BUTTONS
Hundradi end hundreds ef UevilM baJMns—a«
colon d..lan, end slaw. Yeo con heva doaom of
for ereaaoa, ale. TUoao ere “W* ever"
of lerpa naonvfactvrwa who meda banana far fha
mokan of axpanaiva blouaos. droaaoa, aMrta and ath./
flna aennaet*. Also, GIVEN EXTRA—One fbaeaend
yds. (1000) while thread No. *0. Uaeh ovw fifteen
St apeefo. pattern, end an eaire gift «er promf
action. Ho biweat *»*»'"
*1.** C.O.D. piaa *iiIb*b, SEND NO MONEY. Fey
000 supplementary work on two large
tunnels and a spillway.
17. S. Plans Reich
‘Puppet,’ Reds Say
lOimON, April 3—<F>—The Mos-
cow radio charged Saturday the United
Here and There In I
Re* Cress Report Set—The final
report luncheon of the 104* Red Crass
fund drive to Oklahoma count* win
be pt soon Monday to the Silver Glade
room, Sklrvin Tower hoteL Cam-
paign officials sirprsssed eoufidened
the goal of *148.150 wifi be reported
successfully. The last report showed
* total only 17 percent short of goal
a a a
Rush Salmon School of Drama.
With Classen. Apt. 3. Open bouse
Sunday, April 3. Public invited. (Adv.)
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Campers Cswgragsto The camping
institute, sponsored by the department
of physical education for women and
extension division of the University of
Oklahoma, win be held -Saturday and
Sunday at the extension study center.
North campus, tn Norman. Camp
counselors aad directors in Oklahoma
arc invited.
TOM
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/n^ure
tog hours. When the owners arrived,
the guards moved in and took over.
The seizures took place throughout
the country. Apparently the move wee
decided on at a cabinet meeting Fri-
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Army Probes Poisoning
Of 300 Reich Soldiers
FRANKFURT. Germany. April 3—
COUNCILMAN
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QualiHW By
TRAINING Br
EXPERIENCE
pufoliinns
to the city General hospital here Friday night.
All but 30 of the soldiers had been
released from th* hospital Saturday.
> were described as acutely
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Beys Ar* Arrerted—Two boys. 14
and 15. were in the county juvenile
ward Saturday after they had ad-
mitted taking *3 from a grocery at
NW 26 and Douglas Friday night while
the proprietor had hU back turned.
Police arrested the pair on informa-
tion given by another youth. ,
• a •
George W. Bass Insurance Agency
(Adv.)
Twe Tooth* Heid—Police Saturday
, were holding two 16-ysar-old youths
, after they were seen staggering down
the street in th* 3*00 block 8 Ken-
tucky. Te^h admitted consuming a
half-ptat of gin. Officers said they
expected to bring in a city bootlegger
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*7.50 *•
, NEW YORK, April 3—(*>—A one-
Sallimw and consider a union request airways plane* at point* around
the glob* ended early Saturday.
A spokesman for the CIO Trane-
" port Workers union announced the
settlement shortly after midnight.
He said the 240 striking radio of-
_ fleers would return to work in other
stoppage. Picketed is McDyar’s *3,800,- assignments on the basis of th* air-
" — ‘— •---line’s agreement to replace “obsolete
radio jobs” with other works.
The union had demanded the air-
line’s huge, new Boeing Stratocruisers
be manned by fully trained radio of-
City accident and health group, an-
nounced.
* • *
I appreciate your sentiment favoring
my candidacy. Make it effective by
your vote Tuesday. April 5. Leo Deibel,
candidate for councilman, ward 3.
(Paid Pol. Adv.)
He Heads Drive
Dean A. McGee, 537 NW 41,
will, be general chairman of
the long campaign to raise
$180,000 budget for the Okla-
homa State Symphony orches-
tra’s 1949-50 seaeon. which will
Silver Glade Room, Sklrvin
reported Saturday afternoon
to the symphony office to pick
up campaign material*.
ventures.”’
A n English language broadcast
heard by the soviet monitor here al-
leged “the development of German
war industry banned by the Potsdam
e e *
Dr. R. T. Almqulst, osteopathic
physician, announces removal of his
office from Leonhardt Bldg to 400
NW 33rd. M-438*. <Adv.)
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2*,*** Boxes Io Goal—Oklahoma
City Camp Fir* Giris Saturday con-
tinued to work toward a 20.000-box
fund* for camp purpose*. Th* girls
haw sold 15,456 boxes, with two weeks
remaining in which to reach the
quota.
councilman, ward 3, election Tuesday.
AprH *. He ha* a proven record of
good public service. (Paid Pol. Adv.)
Costume Course Planned A course
In costume-making and animal mask
art will begin Monday at the Junior
league’s community workshop. 315
NW *. Mrs. Zenia Nail, workshop di-
rector, wffl instruct the course, open
to all youth group leaders. In con-
nection with the course, the workshop
has made available a costume pattern
service. ’
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Get your chains. Prestone, Phillips
gas 38H and 25fee. Al Hudson Service.
430 NE 10. (Adv.)
♦ on
Director to Spenk Here—Dr. Daley
I. Purdy, director of hotel and res-
taurant management at Oklahoma
ASM coliege, Stillwater, will speak
Wm. Morgan
CAIN
FOR
COUNCIL
WARD 1
Bill Cain ha* baan a sound-
thinking, fair-minded, progres-
sive Councilman. Hi* first term
record proves that we need hi*
stabilising influence and ex-
perienced judgment on the
City Council for another four
years.
Vote Tsosday, April ®
TWs M reM tar kr Mita
Most of the victims were eoldiere
assigned to th* Berlin air lift. AU
ate in th* same meet. Samples of the
food are being analysed.
for their 1*48 production records.
* * * They are WUliam Wald*. *1* NW 31,
Driver la Charged—A charge of drtv- and Richard Virtue, 710 W H1U. A. G.
The house
tax repealer
the senate near the session's long end
when WUey made known that be was
ready with a ‘long speech.”
Asked today if he is ready again
to “talk at length.”. the dairy state
senator said: “If and when the I
comes up. I will if necessary.”
Pickets Still
Patrol Closed
Makins Plant
Picketing of the Makins Sand
Gravel Co.. 100 BE 4, will continue
despite a company announcement that
all business there ha* been suspended,
James E. Haanllton, teematen union
burinses agent, eaid Saturday.
Picketing began March 11 in pro-
affiliation.
- Union official* claim the company
win not recognise their union and ’
company head* declare the union has
never made formal demand for recog-
nition.
H. I. Sherrod, secretary and treas-
urer of the firm, said all operation*
had been suspended and would remain
in that status.
Hamilton said the picket line would
be continued because “I am not sure
they have really quit operating."
The strike was called after a truck
driver who damaged a truck wm die-
mieeed. Th* union claims the truck
wm restored to service in on* day's
time, while Makins officials said it
wm extensively damaged and lost for
several days’ work.
State Medical Groups
Begin Meetings Here
Oklahoma medical technologists and
pathologist* began a eerie* of weekend
clinical dieeueakMM tn th* Biltmore
hotel Saturday.
The Oklahoma Society of Medical
Technologists wm having it* spring
convention Saturday, and Sunday
morning will meet in joint useion with
the stat* society of clinical patboto-
gleta.
Dr. Malcolm M. Hargraves, from th*
Mayo clinic, will speak at a banquet
Saturday night, and again Sunday
morning.
Children Honor Pope
VATICAN CITY. April 3—(g^—
Fifty thousand Catholic school chil-
dren. gathered in St. Peter’s Square,
paid honor to Pope Pius XII Saturday
on this, the 50th anniversary of his
priesthood. The pope received them in
of Belvedere and delivered an ad-
dress Saturday morning.
were obsolete, and that pilot-operated
radiophones on the big ship* were suf-
ficient. 4
COW XXUO CXUATB^X osvmusy wv vuewm T
BUtM plana to make Western Ger- Parents Of City Sailors
many its “puppet^ and a 'source uf *
cannon fodder for future military ad- |Get Unentauon Report
The United States navy Saturday
brought parents of at least five Okla-
homa Cltyans up to date m to the
whereabouts of their navy serving off-
spring.
Robert L. Anderson, 1424 NW 28. is
with an attack squadron at Jackson-
ville, Fla.; Ulus R. Grant, 613 W Beno,
PsHmi—Sl-O
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Schools Dropping,
Nurses Report
The peak of meaala* in Oklahoma
City schools probably wm passed this
week, school nurses agreed unofficial-
ly Saturday.
Although the exact number of
cases isn’t known, there are 30 cams
reported at Edgemere, nin* at Wert
Nichols Hills, about 10 at Heronville.
one or two at Jefferson, and one at
Hawthorne, with 05, Sequoyah with
— —---) chil-
dren ill with measles, are believed to
'school health office reported the
incidence of* measles should begin
tapering off soon. February, March
There also have been some cases of
mumps and chicken pox reported.
*S^ Tenkiller Labor
Fight Hits Court
MUSKOGEE, April 3—(*)—A bitter didn’t work, the secretary suggested,
labor controversy delaying work on
the *24 millions Tenkiller dam near
Gore hM gone to court.
District Judge E. G. Carroll con-
sulted Saturday with attorney* for
both «ide*. the McUyar Construction
Co. of Dallas and th* Muskogee
Building and Trades council (AFL).
A temporary restraining order
against th* union* wm obtained by
McDyar Thursday in Sallimw from
Sequoyah County Judge J. T. Brock-
,ul_t0 man. It forbids “th* blocking of en-
trances” at the Illinois river project
and outlaws picket line violence.
Judge Carroll said Saturday he win
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junction by the company Tuesday at
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for the present order’s dissolution.
The company’s petition Thursday
charged picket* with “threatening”
non-strlkers with “bodily harm.”
Construction of the dam itself hM
not been directly affected by the work
German armed force* are being
formed and trained tn the western < — __
zones under the names of Industrial w‘lth’ a^pitror^uadrcTn in toe Carl£
police, labor battalions and so on.” . ---- -------
the commentator charged.
He contended Britain. France and
th* low countries "knuckled down” to
the United States on the issues of dis-
mantling German industrial plant*
and permitting an expansion of Ger-
man ship building.
Kerr, Thomas Stand
Against ECA Slash
WASHINGTON. April 2—<4^—
Here's how Oklahoma’s all-Democrat
congressional delegation stood on th*
three big iseuas in congress Friday:
Senate—To cut Marshall plan aid IS
percent: Kerr and Thomas not voting
but announced m opposed; to cut
Marshall plan aid 10 percent) Kerr
and ThomM both paired against.
WASHINGTON, April »—(*)—
Backers of a bourn approved MU to
repeal aU federal tax** on oiMtnar-
garine said Saturday it* sen at*
?&MtterI0^|Mrttion*fiom 'dLr^Ztat*
from butter-producing 45, and Madison with 85
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repeal MU which th* boom passed
Friday by a 337 to 8* vote.
The Oklahoma house delegation
gave the measure a 5-3 margin of
approval. Rep*. Albert, Monroney,
Morris, Steed and I
Wickeraham and
Gilmer -till i* hospitalised.
In stamping approval on the bUl
to eraee the 63-year-oid taxes, the
bouse rejected all efforts to outtaw
interstate shipment of yellow oleomar-
garine.
However, the measure stipulates
that yellow oleomargarine sold in pub-
lic eating places must b* triangular
I in shape and identified m oleomar-
garine. Th* MU does not affect toe
laws of 1g states that prohibit the
eel* of tb* yeUow product.
WUey Map* Campaign
Hardly bad the house voted when
Sen. WUey (8, Wie.) announced that
he and 30 other senator* are i
to introduce a “rtate* rights” bill
repeal the oleomargarine taxes, pro-
hibit interstate shipment of yellow
oleomargarine and let toe individual
states decide then whether they will
pennit toe sale of toe yellow product,
sd an oleomargarine
year but it died in
Bm» Nsms4 VsrtetiM
FRUIT TREES
All kinds, the best
Poplar, large $2 size-—
EVERGREENS
Magnolia—Phlotenla—Nandina .
Pyracantlia -------------——
Paper Shell Black Walnut Tree*.
Mimosa Tree*, 10 to 12 ft.-----
PRIVET HEDGE w
GLADIOLUS, TUM-ROSK AND CANNA BULBS
BILES NURSERY
2905 N.W. 21 No Mail Order* 9-1856
For Victim, Tries
To Return Keys
A burglar suspect wh<j felt sorry for
his victim of the night before returned
“to fix things up” Saturday morning
wa.uwtiwp.1 ™u»
who filled hl* stomach at th* Ritz dmg trad*,
theater, 1013 NE 13, early Friday.
When be teft he took with him 50
pennies and a set of keys fitting every
“I came back this morning,” ex-
plained the prisoner Saturday “be-
cause I had a notion they might want
those keys back. I tried to put the
pennies back in the cash drawer, too.
but it wm locked and none of the
key* would work in it.”
risen tor councilman ward 1, 5:45
p. m Saturday over KLPR. 1140 on
your dial. (Paid Pol. Adv.)
♦ ♦ ♦ .
Crystal BaU Dime—“Come in.” said
toe woman standing in toe doorway in
the 200 block W California “I want
to tell your fortunes.” Police detec-
tives Bob Artman and Ted Baughman
stepped inside and arrested Mary
Marks. 37, on a charge of soliciting
fortune-telling on the sidewalk. She
posted *20 bond for police court bear-
• ing Monday afternoon.
WU1 seU OOAE 4% preferred. PO.
B*x 2295 or ph. *62-B Normap. (Adv.)
* * *
Twe Win Awards—Two Oklahoma
City men Saturday received the pro-
ducers roundtable award of the Nq-
tional Accident and Health association for questioning.
day in a burst of “face saving.” AH
ousted members of toe lower house
^^ea^Adm^Charies A. Pownafl, the
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ing 34 emiinblynuin to seats he had
declared vacant after their “strike"
March 5. The row wm over the power
of the 42-man aseembly to subpen*
witnesses.
The assemblymen resumed their
seats only after being assured they
would be serving m regularly elected
representatives and not m toe gover-
nor's appointees.
After Pownall declared the 34 seats
vacant, he threatened to use bis ap-
pointive power to fill them.
Pownall’s action wm approved Fri-
day by Navy Secretary Sullivan, but
Sullivan suggested the assemblymen
be given another chance. If this
the vacancies should be filled by spe-
cial election rather than by appoint-
ment.
The governor then Invited the
assemblymen to come to Saturday's
session and ask permission for rein-
statament. This they did.
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ZuTtita D»'avidd ORDER NOWI
6RANPMA 600DWIN, DEFT. 2IS-T, 0IRARD, ILL
of the
teria Managers
a. m. in the Boulevard cafeteria.
♦ * *
Warren W. Connor will appreciate
your vote April 5 for councilman, ward _
2. World War U veteran, qualified by tody of joaeph Edward Nichols
training and experience. f - ------- -
(Paid PoL Adv.) *“ 1--------
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Navy Beeervteta Back—Three city---------
men returned to New Orleans Satur- »eph Nichol*. Huntington. y-V*._h*d
day after a two-week navy reserve been left by hi* mother with Pollard in
training cruise in the Caribbean. They west Virginia while she visited her
were Vernon B. Stansell. 1420 NW husband in a Chillicothe. Ohio, mental
23; Cyril E. Wade-Dalton. 16X7 NW hospital. Nichols and Pollard bad met
35. and Ens. Leroy Cross, son of Mr. Bnd become friends there.
and Mrs. Roy L. Croas. 2800 NW 30. ---------
Warren W Connor will appreciate
your vote April 5 for councilman, ward
3. World war n veteran, qualified by
training and experience.
(Paid Pol. Adv.)
Kiwaataae *to *Retara Oklahoma (ZP^jT'S MH/ ectentiste Saturday
City’s Klwanis club fishermen, croeeed hunted the source of a food poisoning
up by Saturday’s near-wintry weath- which sent 300 soldiers into t^e
er. were due to return U tXc ettr -------' ataht.
Bunday after a three-day excursion to
Camp Little on Lake Texoma near
MudilL The fishing group included Qjjy two--------- ,
Kt wonts member*, their sone and m and none wm in critical condition.
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Square and folk dance Saturday
night from 8 until 11 p. m. Sunday
afternoon matinee 2 until 5 p. m. Mik*
• nd Nells. 33 NE 24th. Wayns Rutoer-
!• rd caller. <A<r-)
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March, th* first drop in five months.
TWO—The March total of persons
Guards ware placed at afi shops having jobs jumped 4*0,000 over tb*
without notice during th* early morn- of employment
security said toe number of wortaaa
dechrcd g'ooo "for the week ending
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