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The El Reno Daily Tribune
A Clue Ribbon Newspaper Serving a Bine Ribbon ( orainunJIv
y>ucd daily except Saturday from 207 South Rock Island Avenue,
•id entered as second-class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879.
Bl'DGE IIAKLE
News Editor
RAY J. DYER
Editor and Publisher
DEAN WARD
Advertising Manager
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■)<£ paper, and also to all the local news therein.
All rights of publication of special dispatches herein also are reserved.
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©no Week _____________$ .20 Three Months____________$1.75
Three Montlis_______12.50 Six Months_________________$3.00
Jne Year______________$9.00 One Year_____________$5.25
Including Sales Tax
Wednesday, October 30, 1946
Some most useful and successful people have followed that plan with
the happiest results: In all thy ways acknowledge him. and he will
uuect thy paths— Prov. 3:6.
Exploited Veterans
1 never (ueamea nc a dc
^yilAT may hopefully prove the undmiiK of the American lit never once entered ...* uan. "N0 gm could ki
Communist party is that its members, while tirelessly iShe laughed softly. ‘ He's sure as that little imp does,
industrious, lack imagination and adaptability. They per-1 !t‘s R°inR 10 be a boy- He sa-vs R-,|r'
^latently tail to recognize that the tactics of the October |he wonl have an>'lWns else- Youd
1 i.m f., ihe ITnifnH Sttofna io ic lhl,lk there were a dozen sexes
THE STORY: Gayle and Bart about appeasement. It seemed to
move into their new home and her the world was about to blow
Bart's mother is the first house- up.
guest. They visit the Kents over She tried repeatedly to get
I hunksgiving. Gayle’s father Is Bart's opinion. He gave it readily
beginning to find Bart sophomorie enough, but once given, he was
—fears that Gayle will soon be apparently done. "They all say
bored with him. j downtown," he said, "it's a false
* * * alarm. It'll blow over If Roosevelt
xxln [will keep his trap shut. Hitler's
IT wasn’t until after Christmas bluffing. What would he want to
* that Gayle was even vaguely go to war for?”
aware of any dissatisfaction, and ) # * *
then she ascribed It to her condl-' ljUHEN spring come, her spirits
Hon. Christmas had been all she ! " rose. She spent hour* every
had hoped it would be. fair day in the garden with Tom •
She had told her mother her i The garden at least wasn't some-
secret and Mrs. Kent, who had thing finished, complete — and
noticed that Gayle looked very;thank heaven, It never would be'
washed out every morning, pre- Every spring it would be a new
tended surprise. 'Is Bart miracle. and there were always
pleased?" she asked. , now flowers to be planted new
Pleased?” Gayle's face became, arrangements and experiment* to
radiant. "He was so pleased he fbe tried.
almost cried—honestly, Mother. I. j Site was becoming very large
never dreamed he'd be so moved. |Tm sure it's a boy," she told
my head. | Bart. "No girl could kick as hard
j Screen Actress |
Auawrr to Previous Turtle
Wednesday, October 30, 1946
HORIZONTAL, 3 Area measurt
1,4 Pictured 4 Horned
movie actress
11 Papal crown
13 Run*
15 Incorporated
<ab.)
16 Golf club
18 Consumed
19 Pierce
ruminant
5 Recess
6 Repos*
7 Arid
8 Natrium
(symbol)
9 Russian
stockades
22S5SS .?SfS-
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NELSON
EDDY
El Reno Invited
fo Join Parade
Public Records
22 Narrow shoal 12 Bachelor of
23 Cossack Arts (ab.)
25 Musical drama H Bristly
revolution an.* less suited to the United States of I01G
Bart laughed gleefully. “You
bet it's a boy. Let's see; this is
1939. Say he enters Yale at elght-
tliau to the Russia of 15M7 and that, in this country, public ^ If11. I* be. 1957; ™nk of
support will usually get you farther than violence and -r don’t care. 1 just want a j e lt^dMsn’t swm aTli S
dramatics. baby. But if It Is a boy. we've !could ever be a class of 1961 does
the “veterans’ sei’/.- allcadv «ot a name-James Ken*, it? ni put up goal posts down at
- ..... [Bartlett. Don't tell Father,! the end of the garden, and I'll bet
27 Blackbird
28 While
29 Railroad (ab.)
30 Carried
33 Assume
37 Upright
38 Weird
39 Small fish
40 Float
44 Gold Coast
river
45 Follower
46 French
soldier*
48 Food fish
49 Abate
51 Cross (prefix)
53 Penitence
54 Worm
VERTICAL
1 Turkish town
2 Leave
20 Poise
22 Rejected
24 Place again
25 Cold (Scot.)
30 Obscure
31 Speaker
32 Go back
34 Brawl
35 Images
36 Peruses
40 Bellow
41 Small islands
42 Escape
43 Tungsten (ab.)
46 For
47 Street (ab.)
50 Type measure
52 Ancnt
Event Will Herald
Musical Comedy
Invitation for E] Reno to enter
units in the big "Oklahoma!” P«3y-
parade in Oklahoma City Monday, 1
Nov. 25, has been extended by the |
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Oklahoma City and Capitol
chambers of commerce.
I be parade—to bo the "biggest in
the .state s history-—is expected to
I attract at least 50 riding clubs, 50
El Reno.
Mineral Deeds
C. B. and Rosa J. Swain to
C. and Maude D. Rice. E SE
each (10-8.
Howard H. and Alma M. Bucl
These shortcomings showed up in _________„
•uv" of ill" senate chamber m the state eupitol at Albany. i®artl„ ________
X. Y. The Communist trade mark was stamped all over the j1 k d Mr K . „v . I1 muke tt g00° dr°P dicker out of
demonstration. It wouiJ have been evident without the Dvk(. Bartlett?".....' e^’ea w^in He
s|XWlsolship ol the Greater New York council, CIO, political 1 "No-James Kent Bartlett. I eyes dreamy, hts'kpsVarted hw
irm ol the Communist-dominated CIO unions, and the CIO (won't have anything else, and smile. “James Kent Bartlett, '6l'
Teachers’ union, which tiie AFL expelled because of its ;B-u-t's perfectly willing.” can t you hear them tn the Bowl?
Communist personnel and practices. | “And lf tts a Blrl, win it be 1 can't wait. Say. let’s go some-
* * » jOctavla Bruce Bartlett?" where.”
"Mother! I should say not. Be- -You go. Ban. I don't want to.
Hollywood
Film Shop
By Patricia Clary
United Pres* CorresuutKteoi
11OLLY WOOD. Oct. 30. —tU.R>—
Short of the nearest depart-
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
following Individuals, subject
the general election Nov. 5.
Democratic Ticket
For Governor:
ROY J. TURNER
and Indian units, and industrial
I floats. Deadline for entry is Nov
15.
Parade sponsors are
'$1,000 in piizes for winners in the
band, pioneer, riding club and in-
dividual units. Oklahoma City's
school ban,is, barred from prize
money, will compete with
other for a loving cup.
The parade will be a highlight j ahan to John D. and Anna Pal
of the week that will attract [ton. SW 33-11-9.
I thousands of Oklahomans from all
[.sections of the state to see the
famous musical "Oklahoma!" which
has brought Sooneiland so much
favorable publicity.
It will bo led by Governor Rob-
ert S. Kerr and visiting governors,
members of the cast of "Okla-
homa!” and other dignitaries.
"The play ’Oklahoma!’ has riven I time?
jour stale much favorable publicity ANSWER
and we will try to show our ap- i 6 years. Explanation — Subtr
predation in some small measure 120 from 50; subtract 1 from
*> the cast ol 'Oklahoma!' and j divide 5 into 30.
Problem a Day
The Tribune is authorized to
announce the candidacies of the I ____
t(J Theater guild officials when they
tiie gutsts within otir I (orders," said I
] Governor Kerr who, with the Ok- j
inhoma Publishing company, is co- j
sponsoring the musical here. j
• BEAUTY CENTRE
Expert Beauty Word
Her family had been so
thuslastic about her house that "i'd rather not
she thought for a time she was , m be all right."
each room seemed more meaning
less than the one she had left.
She called Tom in and had hint
move furniture until he was ex-
hausted. The nppearance of the
had
rooms
fired, of course. Several heads of veterans’ organizations
denounced the demonstration’s purpose and tactics.
That would be that if the “march on Albany” were not
a particular)- obnoxious example of exploitation of the
veteran. The whole affair pointed up a potentially trouble-
some situation.
A few per.-ons, most of them ex-service men with
combat records and a special right to speak, have dared
suggest t hat being a veteran does not automatically make
a person a paragon of wisdom and virtue. But their sug-
gestions are outweighed by a generalized sentimentality
which regards the status of veteran with the same rever-
ence that it accords the institution of motherhood.
* * *
THi- of t'olll'so> invites any unscrupulous politician or
special pleader to mount the rostrum, let his heart ■
bleed publicly for the veteran, make any sort of irresnons-1UfacUo" wlth thc 1,ouse" Th"T
Ible promise, and lie sure of a good mtisurc of 2 was *1“ w“,
... . . . oictis.iit 01 appiau.se. (completed. There had been no
lut is bad enough. But it is worse when veterans are growth, no development, no grad-
used as n tool or front for such a lawless, fruitless and ' ' ‘
transparently phony performance as the Albany dem-
onstration.
I he \ er\ fact that veterans merit a special considera-
inn and have s|>ccial grievances should make them warv.
both individually and collectively. For their own sake mid
j , r country's, they should examine carefully all offers of
help and incitements to action lest they discredit thern-
«'I\es and their rights by innocently stooging for discred-
itable causes.
mem store, there 1* no easy way - - _________
"No you don't. We’ll just play Icines^sav.^Poi,??** sweater-«M For Juliet Supreme Court, Diit. J: | nnL nnrj I ^nrn
en- bridge somewhere.” I lieadc ’ i a‘licla Stevens, who BEN ARNOLD LOOK UNCI Lcdlll
| neads a stable of
You go ahead. 1 models
BEN ARNOLD
curvaceous For Judge, Criminal C ourt Appeals:
JOHN A. BRETT
* Machine. Machineless and
Cold Wave Permanents
* Hah- Dyeing and Bleaching
Across Street North of CCC Stor<|
Phone 2084
as enthusiastic as they were; but j Bart submitted to a little more '.VT hav.ent ?ot u naturally, A' 1
once she was alone again, she urging for his conscience's sake 1 ™Ue t0 Work for *he For Dlst. Representative;
elapse
once she was alone again, she urging for his conscience's sake 1^“
found herself time after time wan- and then he went. He always [' -N ...
dering from room to room, and went. Sometimes Gayle felt de- .0„| . 1 vc heard uozcns of
- ’neanlng- serted. unloved and uncarod lor |T.t ' „J'ayS to flu a tweater, but
"It wouldn’t hurt him-.” she (/,h^rCr evidence
would think, and then she would -harm ® lectlveness," said the
loyally crush thc thought. Bart i n'°fc’ authority, a
simply wasn’t thc kind of person j Thert's *f her^'lf'
been changed, but | who could sit and ready. Perhaps hl„ !! 1 le lnachlne method,
there was. so far as she couUi he, would be in a few years but , 1 1 •,'oen,ti 10 "ie that might be
--------- .. .. . • 0Ul , ciangerous. And Uu-re's the cam-
see. no added significance to any 1 now he had loo much energy.1 “• ,luu meres uic cam-
of them. 1 Home to him was just a place to r*a ,°1'°1 -massago method but
Eventually she found an ex- take off from for some "here else. ,,1, a 1 can sav for 11181 ls that
planatlon of her feeling of dlstM- After the babv came, tliouuh. he, lt d|cc0lu'a8e-‘> moths."
-- ‘i The matter of "shots'
with the house. There | might be different.
(To Be Continued!
TOBY MORESS
For State Senator:
JIM A. RINEHART
For State Representative:
JEAN L. PAZOURECK
For County Attorney:
HARRY LORENZEN
For County Treasurer:
A. T. “Cap’’ MARCH
For County Sheriff:
LLOYD PALMER
For County Surveyor:
BILL ALEXANDER
1. How many minutes
| between the beginning of a prize I
light and tiie end ol the tenth I
round?
2. What is a plagiarism?
3. What mammal of the sea has 1
about 256 teeth?
4. What U p. preceptor?
5 Who was known as the "Di-
tine Sarah?"
BETTER
FARM LOANS
J. II. CRAVEN AGENCY
115 South Rock Island
Phone 752
Lesson in English
she sug-
gested taking up with the family
doctor. And standing on your hea4
i for hours at a time, as sometimes For Commissioner, Dist. No. 1:
•commended, site thought would J. H. “Bus” GRIFFIN
He just boring. „ „ , ,
"I think the only way to expand UM- No- 2:
• ■ y y " e pai <l GEORGE HURST
WORDS OFTEN MISUSID: Do the bust is by cxeiclse—hard exer-
ual improvement; from the day
die and Bart took possession, it j
had been a finished thing, as fine [
as she could ever make It. That i
house was not a part of her as
her mother's house was a part of
her mother—and it never could .......— -----------—.....- — .............. m winci
be. "I did twenty years work in Ilarious- Pronounce- hi-lar-i-us. both the arms are raised shoulder high
, 1 ItS in it :* in eim plboVl'v hi'Ut gin tha ..1_____
--- — . --— v.vwv »UtU l AVI *
not .ay, “He dwelled In a humble else." she said. "They have to be lor Commissioner. Disk No. 3:
....it •• nf 1 _ .1.. 11 ■ . #..11....___• _ . . .. ^ ___ ____________
ANSWERS
1. Thirty-nine.
2. A stealing or purloining and
passing ofl as one's own,
ideas, words, v Tilings, cte.. of \
another.
3. The poriwise.
4. A teachor.
5. Sarah Bernhardt (1845-1923), I
the famous French a:ires*.
cotl. -re." "He dwelt" Is preferred, followed consistently, too."
OKIEN MISPRONOUNCED: Hi- She recommended one I11 which
a month,” she thought, "and novt i's a* in u- » M 111 care- accent elbow.-, bent on the same plane,
there's nothing for me to do." \,<econ^ syllable. The hands grasp opposite wrists
OFTEN MISSPLLiLE.D: Trch- w''ile the arms push and pull al-
rpHERE were times as the .low | and ***'"*'■ the ,0Cked wr,*ts'
■ ' * She also recommended the fain
OFTEN MISSPELLED
THERE were times as the slow'"syno™, ‘l!,'? :'“d i,qU'‘ She »i«n
,, , i .. - . SVNO.VYMS: Officious, ubtrus- She “Iso recommended the fam-
Moi'o and more men are wearing Old suits because they crawled bv that C.avlo tho^liTsln LiVe' nedtUcs0Kle' 8aUt'-v’ Impudent. Iil‘«r exercise In which the hands
van t find new ones to owe for. 1 , , 1, 2, 'T? 1 ^ impertinent arc extended snoulder high to the
_____ T ao (amef °L her#e^1 Wor^ STUDY: "Use u word *ide and vigorously rotated fh
- -—- -->ii~ -'~ “terr^‘;r
ueonle ,0 take e.rc AXIOM: a self-evident i^ioned rope swing Is another
We question the iudgment of some of the fall hats
.uui l untiiiK season coining at the same time.
I leasure trips with some motorists simply mean one
"cUig-up time after another.
people to take care of it and her.
She was In excellent heultli, and
she was going to have a baby. But
she felt restless and Impatient,
tired of (he theater tired of shop-
R. G. COURTNEY
Republican Ticket
For Commissioner of Labor:
W. J. cox
lor Slate Senator:
CHARLES S. ARTHUR
For State Representative:
WILLIAM L. FUNK
For County Sheriff:
JACK SMITH
For Commissioner, Dlst. No. 1:
JOHN STANLEY
CATTLE SALE
FRIDAY, NOV. 1 .
Horse and Mule Sale
Tuesday, Nov. 5
truth. "The whole is greater than Stevens suggestion, and lf you For Commissioner. Dist. No. 2:
Be had almost 500 head
at our last horse sale with
all sold. Buyers from Miss-
issippi and Arkansas will at-
tend the next sale and will
pay good prices for work
stock.
n part" is an axiom.
EVERY AMERICAN BOV—
Th.'ro’r'stil^nlJtv^f^ l° *?" '£e ljuttleshl'P Oklahoma.
11 115 .s.ill plenty ol scrap in the old boat.
ss rjLHriir1
ner • win L. Olander, 29-rear-old marine
,,, corps veteran who recently became i
° mayor, should!
have a flat-cliested friend, tossing
a medicine ball with a two-handed
push ls worth investigating
Swimming with breast stroke,
backstroke or crawl is another of
Miss Stevens' top recommenda-
tions.
"Tiie most important thing of
frank c. McKinney
Lieutenant and Mrs. Marion G,
Phillips of Los Alamos. Calif., ar-
rived Saturday for a short visit
with the latter’s parents, Mr. and
i-hai ... , ; —— iuaijvr. snouiu i —- ----------*-”• —......... Mr*>- LcRoy F. Broyning 1000 West
With some gals it’s ifth^ fits, take it off and L^wa^soTt^r16"^' £? tie av-iieSril ^Zo* ' ^U^Llo^T”^ aS |
}.et a smaller one. nil [She wanted some talk she could auine post. cultivates posture, grace and exer- is enroute to Washington. D. C.
------ ; Eur0pc Wa6aln---Ctse doesn't nwd worry about wl,ere lie will be connected with
Too many boxers keep late hours, says a trainer UN around. wJS sudde'Xto an" Art ^ Schwab ^‘^whistle-e.ble in a sweater." the bureau of aeronautics.
a ,mC t,m,g even hit t£ “>P U UtSe cou^ j ^E
SALES BARN
SEQUOYAH
(Package)
ICE CREAM
- Current Mayors —
Vanilla
Strawberry
Black Walnut
Pineapple
Peach
Chocolate Revel
“Truly Fine lee Cream”
PATTERSON DRUG
104 South Bickford
Phone 167
-md'S.'XC^U.'Vhat hC f!,r his birthday Mrs W E ^
Iberlain ran hither and
I hmk'of themunT^n0/to,0veb wepe .madl’ in J«]y. Just I
size. 1 1 t0 cxchan*e them for the correct
O avenue, and with other
ran hither and thither relatives and friends m .. ,, .
i with his silly umbrella and talked I around E.'l Reno. L
■,-x„rS„rmber“ “h““ -as Just . S,„„B
"is 96t"
One of the
content with little. * ^c‘88 to be absolutely
/lcar Your Next Governor!
ROY J. TURNER
JHWOAY- OCT. 31 »:(° - 10 f.M.
Because of illness In my fu.mlv ' AT U(TI<)N
mid Market at 216 Soutli Bickford FJ °U-rcU °,ocerl'
SATI RDAV, NOVEMBER ? H Rl‘"°' OW«i»nia-on
Uniting until 6:oo p. m 7ll(,'n , thig at 1:30 p. in., and con-
the sale ol both Stwk and Eixiurto." Ul 7 00 P' UIUi f,nUhlllB
popular store lf> 6l()(ked with
to replace. ou ^ C0l,t approximately $2,700.00
carts, display ca^* and wall vegetable18 n 5 f’,lop,)er8'
register and adding machine. ' i b and frult bl,w' casl1
MEAT FIXTURES: 1 walk-ln ,
double duty Hussman electric meat dl»tay ff8 U" 1
.........
many other articles, "roving not listed. Also
I S « 0 T ga«™eu, owner
_, '3",r lu,d ( ‘ *" Everett, Auctioneers, 8. II. Love Clerk
" r ,>hoDe <7' Kingfisher, or 1Z81, fc| a*-Ilu_
ON TIIE8E STATIONS
KOMA
KTOK .
KVOO .
KTUL .
KOME . 1340 kc
KCRC . 1390kc
KBIX .
KtiBO
K'lMC
KOFF
1520 kc KV80.1240 kc
1400 kc WBBZ . 1230 kc
1170 kc KADA . 1230 kc
1430 kc KASA . 1240 kc
KWON 1400 kc
KWSO.1150 kc
1490 kc KWTT. 620 kc
1240 kc KOOF . 1450 kc
1370 kc KRRV. 910 kc
1450 kc KCMC 1230 kc
“Forward, Oklahoma9
For Four Years of Unprecedented Progress
Vote DEMOCRATIC Nov. 5
|\| HOY J. TURNER-GOVERNOR 1
DIMOCRAIIC STATi CIKTSAl COMMIMII
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Plua Tax
iVednesda
Divorce Suit
E. W. Williams vs. Rita W|
llams. Petition for decree of
vorce and approval of propel
settlement.
Separate Maintenance Suit
Clara Averil Leonard vs. WllllJ
Mikel Leonard. Suit for separa
maintenance and division of pa
Warranty Deeds
John P. Maschino to Jacob aj
Etta Zweiachcr. Lots 6 and 7, bid
18. Okarche.
Herman Schroeder et al to Prl
W. Schroeder et al. Lots 6 andf
block 8, Okarche.
M-liool bands, scores of ntoneer I John D' and Anna Pajton
Howard H. and Alma M. Buc|
anan. SW 33-11-9.
J. Ray and Marie Chapman
Richard L. and Georgia B. Mil
offering 'hews. Lot 16 and 17, block l{
Mr. Williams is 50 years ol
and his nephew is 20 years o|
When Mr. WlUtaiji's age was
cotly six times that of his nephel
! how old was his nephew at ih|
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