Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 104, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 4, 1945 Page: 4 of 6
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SAPULPA HERALD, SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA
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JANUARY 4, 1945
YOU'RE'TELLING
ME!
By WILD AM R1TT
.Central Preti Water_
I KteirfK:.'*! (L®^© Sxu^cgi'SCill'S
LOCALS
Sapulpa Market*
Price* quoted below are "
mentaUve of price*
be paid in Sapalpa
for farm producU:
rep-
thav will
tomorrow
tra) and Western Pectflc, his tars. XH
er, David E Carpenter. lear.^32"-
today He Is a radio operator av
gunner on a Liberator bomber
THE JAFM are taking an
awful risk in building that tun*
Del betweeo two of Ibeir main
laiaod* What If an American
■uhmann* uses it for a abort
cut to Tokyo?
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V. S. po*f other* tot*l on* dty
receipt* were tl6/)i(J/)IS. Look*
Ilke there might he * future in
itemti telling mi thtt.
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Minion who own* a volcano
want* lo toll ll Who!'* Ih* mot-
tor, did il prove to* hot I*
handle?
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Orandpappy Jenkln* think*
aornt wealthy, patriotic Am<rt*
can should buy It for future use
In celebrating Fourth of July.
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Telephone service to Sente
Cleu*, I ml, tempotenly tut-
pended — new* item. Het the
kindly old teint is teking e
much needed tent,
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A Now BrwnswUfc wild gooe*
chutei Iroins. Probobly noot-
lighted and thinks the string of
cars just o lot worm trying lo
got away
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An eastern store advertises
handkerchiefs at S225 each. At
that, they should lie handy little
gadget* lo have around when
the bill for them arrives
NOW IN IH'TY * • 1
IN PtflPH
Cpl Fr.'r Henry of the marine Arrives
corps la now serving In the South Overseas
Pacific according to information Lt. Charles Hartman has arrived
received here He was formerly safely In Hew Oumea. according to
stationed at Mira Mar. San Diego, word received here yesterday
Calif
Hi-, wifi and baby daughter
Owyn, reside here with her par-
ent* Mr and Mrs Bryce Hickey
Cpl Henry la the eon of Mr -and
Mrs Jim Henry.
Lieutenant Hartman, first pilot
of a B-2A. waa c.mmtasloner In the
alt corps April. 1944
Hls wife and small son. Charles
reside here with his parents, Mr
and Mrs Charles H Hartman, 506
South Division.
the southwest Pacific theatre of
operation*, is expected to arrive
this week at Camp Chaffee, Ark..
prior to coming here for a visit
with hi* parents, Mr and Mrs H.
J Haubert, Bring northeast cf the
city.
Old papers /or sal»—Herald office
EGGS. 52c dot. large eggs;
dor. small egg-
BUTTER FAT. number I g*
I Sc pound.
HENS. heaTiea. 21e; lights,
FRYERS 37 3* poo®*1
TURKEYS. 34* per pound.
DUCKS, 21e per pound.
GEESE. 21c per pound.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising fr**
STOMACH ULCERS 1
due TO EXCESS ACID A"
FraatoakTsllsofHomaTrootnwnttlui £
Most Help or it WIU Cost You Noth*, ,
CARPENTER PROMOTED
VIOLATES
IK Mill RILE
City police court this morning
was Indeed abort D M Obemler
forfeited a 65 bond for passing
In a school tone •
lllYOKt F.S GRANTED
IN DISTRICT UOI KT
The first divorce for the year
ARRIVES IN
UNITED STATES /
Staff Rgt. Charles Hasley son of
Mr and Mrs Prank Hasley has
arrived In the United State* after
eight months of overseas duty, ac-
cording to information received
her* today.
Sgt Hasley. turret gunner, com-
NOW
SHE SHOPS
“CASH AND CARRY
B
ID ABEL Jan 4 (U>)—John
Carpenter of Glover, Okla. nas
been promoted to technical ser-
geant after eight months aerial
embat with the Seventh army air
force against the Japs in the Cen-
Ovsr two million bot tie* of the WI LLAkn
THE ATM ENT Lave been *okl for l»ax
symsitoin* of distress *rt*lrj from ttomJf
ano Ouodvnal Uksrs due to tnn, to
Peer Dlgeitlen, Soar of Upwt Stoma*._
Cmlnm, Hh.«w», MeeplMtnrt, ^ “
due to Eittu Add. Sold on 14 days' true
Aik for *■ Willard"! d«m<" which fun,
*tnlAini thii iritolmi'ni mr
O. L. HUMES DRUG CO VA
IF *
REEL DRUG STORE
~Adv- Iftial
1645 was granted In district court pieted 35 missions over enemy ter-
yesterday by Judge C O. Beaver ntory
Without Painful Backache
Many sulierrrs relieve nag*in* tvkaeba
quickly, ooce they discover that tha real
■ ■ of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
% akLJ w.v.J lab.
I HOP el LV HIM DINNER
How atn/tit going Chinese for an
1 evening with a dinner of chop auey
and flee? It's especially appropri-
ate on a winter evening for It's
pi ppy and hot. Serve It with a
crispy hslad a pit of tea for the
grown-ups and you'll have a bit of
i China without leaving home
To make the chop suey, coat 2
I rupn of finely diced cooked beef
heart with flour Brown the diced
heart. 1 large onion, diced, and
' ups diced celery In 4 table-
ipooru-. f melted fat Mix together
2 tablespoon* of soy sauce and 2
cup* of boiling water. Add to meat,
cover and simmer slowly for 15
minuter Arid 1 cup shredded cab-
bage and cook 5 minutes longer.
Serve hot on thre- cup* of hot
fluffy rice This will make 6 gen-
erous serving*.
tl Mr* Willie Erlandine Patton
from William Leroy Patton.
Divorces granted last week were
as follows; Flossie Hughlon from
Clarence Hughlon: Virginus Mar-
gar t Andrews from Norby Monroe
Andrews: Ruth Dodson from Wil-
Uem Noah Dodson, and Margaret
Bernice Brown from Samuel Wayne
Brown
He is expected to arrive In Sa-
pulpa this week end.
The kidneys are Nature's chief sty of tak
inf tha ex-tea acids and waste out of the
blood They help mom people pern ahoot 3
pints a day
V- hen oiaorder of k.Jney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
WAC RECRUITERS
HERE TOMORROW
OPEN DRIVE FOR
CLERICAL HELP
A chance In help operate the
swtli 11 bon id of th- nation 1* offer-
ed to clerks, typist* and *tenogra-
plters, according to Mia* Alberta
Plnegan. recruiting representative*
from the Dull** office, who ex-
plained that the army nervier for-
ce* u now opening a nation-wide
drive to nerure badly needed clear-
leal anaUtant* for the AHK In Wnah-
Ington, d c.
"Tho*e women" who are selected
for till* work will perform a high-
ly lni|Mirlunt nervlre to their coun-
try. a* tli>y will lie «tailoned III
that dty where many phase* of
our mighty war effort are coordi-
nated," the representative* rwnark-
i -1
MU* Plnegan requested that |>er-
sotitt Inter- eU-d In helping to oper-
ate IhU nullon-Ukt- switchboard see
Iter at Hie post office In Hapulpa on
January 6 and tl. Friday and Hal-
urday, second floor PO Buldg where
site will be available fur Informa-
tion concerning wage-rate*, free
traiikporiutlon. pre-arranged houx-
log. els.
Thu representative U authorized
to determine eligibility mid to ap-
point qualified persona on ihe spot,
In accordance with tin- civil ser-
vice and WMU regulations, ll was
teamed.
"There is Imrdly a greater service
that women ran render to llu-lr
country or a more inlerenliiig and
Urumatir undertaking than to work
ul the nerve-cent- r city of the
United Htatra," she said
Pemolts using their highest skill,
full time In an essential Indus-
try, are not eligible.
The army air forces Is again
seeking women for Jobs on army
atr field*, according to Hgt Rich-
ard HhaughncsM-y, who** t*»m of
recruiters will be In Hapulpa Fri-
day of this week.
The air force's loss of thousands
Of op'rathnul men to Ihe Infant-
ry recently, has left the air arm
In dire need of women to do a
wide variety of Job* on atr ba**»
Htenogruphers, clerks, teletype
operators, airplane mechanics, typ-
Utn, parachute riggers, dispatchers,
radio technicians, control tower
Operators, bookkeepers and highly
skilled laboratory technicians are
umong the skilled women the air
forces ired.
A little rudlo experience would
qualify a witnun as a radio tech-
nician. radio operator, or a* a con-
trol tower operator Many such
civilian skills will qualify a woman
for nil army Job.
r»t ary of the Oklahoma
Athletic Assoclatlna In
attend the annual meeting of the
Natolnal Federation ct State High
School Athletu Association* In
Chicago, January 11 and 12. He U
scheduled to speak on profession-
alism and Its control In high
> hoot athletics at th- meeting.
POLICE INVESTIGATING
LOCAL THEFT
City police today are Investigat-
ing the theft of an automobile and
bicycle stolen ye*t rday.
The auto, a 1M1 Ford sedan, be-
- longing to T E Gilbert of Mounds,
Hpm was stolen yesterday afternoon be-
tween 1 and 2 o'clock from North
Park street near the ration board
The bicycle was stolen last night
from the residence of Fred Stalter,
604 S. Adams.
T. SGT. HAUBLRT IS
EXPEC TED HERE SOON
T Sgt W Michael Haubert. serv-
ing with the U. 8. Infantry, Is re-
turning from 32 months overseas
duty, according to a public rela-
tions news release from the eighth
service command headquarters at
Dallas today.
T.Sgt Haubert, who has served in
._____siter lo r- rris.a is your bk
tuny cause r.sruouff backache, rbeuinsii- puina.
leg feum, lom ot pep sod energy up
ciabta. aa-tlbnc, [mffineaa wader the eyes.
LiV*W, P—K4UMX,
btodscbea sod dias.nmn Frequent or scanty
j«umn*re with emortaii sod burnini some-
times shows there it sooothinc »roug witu
VOUT kkill* ,1 or IrlaJiJef.
Don't wnitf Aak your Jrusfwt far Dw*a*«
Pilk. Leak'd nucccuBfully by ualliocia f‘>r over
40 n. They rise La ppy ffM tod will help
tba 15 mile* of kidney tubaa flunh out po**oD-
oua wane trom yout blued. U«l Dual • Piiia.
—Adv.
BASKET BALL
FRIDAY NIGHT, JAN. 5
Sapulpa
Cushing vs.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL GYM
Adults 35c Students 20c
Si
01 (
HEART ATTACK FATAL
KAW CITY, Okla Jan 4 (UP)—
The death of Jeff Burns, 63. whose
body was found yesterday In hls
stalled car by his daughter, Betty
Jo Burns, was attributed today to
a heart attack.
ih daughter was on a school
Professional Football pu* about *lx miles east of Ponca
been released from city The bus driver noticed the
stalled car had run off the road
III TSON HE* OVERS
GREEN BAY, Wl* . Jan 4 *LP>—
Don Hutson, t-nd of the champion-
ship Grt-i-n Hay Packers team of
the National
!• ugue. ha*
Beilin hospital
*Z)MCty[fee
‘fTlRKETHEDRY"
Hut- m, who was discharged into a ditch, but had not turned
Tuesday, entered the hospital De- over. He and the girl got out to
(ember 27 suffering from an In- investigate and saw Burnes Inside,
ft <:tl 11 In Ids right urm a* the dead.
result of an Injury received In the
title game with the New York
< Hants on December 27 Hls condi-
tion 1* now regarded as favoruble.
Patrolmen said there was no In-
dication of violence.
REAL IIEHO
DALI.AH, Tex (U.P) -When Dr.
Htunley Cox, who recently return-
ed from 1 wo yeur* of service with
the 1 law In Ihe Pacific, was pre-
sented wltti u bronze slur by bis
coniniiindliig officer here, all he said
was "Whew' This ts the find time
1 ever heard ol anybody getting a
medal for being scared hull to
death "
ATTENDS MEETING
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan 4. <LP>
'file slnln senate heaped praise
and compliments on Oklahoma's
Iwo new loolball howl champions,
tile Oklahoma A and M College
Aggies and Tulsa University's Hur-
ricane. after the 20lh legislature
grit under way Tuesday
Tiie Aggies defeated Texas Chrls-
iliin University, Southwest confer-
ence champion*. :m-o, in the Cot- |Mf,"urance
ion Howl ut Dulliia, Tex . and Tul-
sa smothered tleorglu Tech, Hoiltl)- ~““~
"i —
In the Orange Howl at Miami. Fla,
Now Ynir'a day.
Lt. ciov. James R. Berry, Htlll-
w 11 ter hunker, presiding over the
senate, led the recognition speeches
of tiie gridiron prowess of the Ag-
gies and the Hurricane
AW. SHUCKS!
BOKCHITO. Jan 4. (IP) — It
looked as though the high school
students here were In for a long
holiday when their building burn-
ed recently, but no such lurk.
Si bool Supt C. F Howard
promptly made arrangements to
h use the high school students In
part of the grade achool and a
nt w building recently moved to the
school grounds
The loss of the < ne-story brick
structure was placed at $15,000, of
which about $8,000 was covered by
UA It I) OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many Sa-
pulpans who were so kind to us
und expressed their sympathy to
us at the death of our brother, 1
Marlon Patterson.
G. T. Patterson.
N C. McCoy.
Coffee
Coffee
Coffee
e
Airway
Sanka
21c
36c
SAFEWAY PRODUCE
Edwards Coffee
28c
per pound
A TIEN l)M Mil lINCi
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan 4 (IP)
Lee K Anderson, executive sec-
JOB NTA1TH IN FAMILY
FARMINGTON, Me (UP)-Prom
the dule of It* eslabllshmellt, the
West Farmington railroad Matlou
lut* had only Iwn agent* Edward
Muller und hls son. Ernest, who
Inis served In Unit rapacity for (lie
past 50 years.
DEAD ANIMALS
KRMOVKD QUI( Kl 1
llll.Ill NT ( AMI i'KH I S PAID
PIIONE a r 9
SAPUI.FA 4 0 ^COLLECT
Sapulpa Remlerir-g Co.
m I i'h'M I
10r anil 20c Including Tax
LAST TIMES TODAY
“SNOW WHITE
and tha Seven Dwarfs”
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
GENE AUTRY
Smiley Burnette in
RIDF. RANGER RIDE’
AUSTIN, T<x (UR)—'Texas’ oil In-
dustry has 73 pipe lines In opera-
tion. with a total length of 34.323
mile* and requiring 9,000,000 bands
of crude oil to fill the lines The j
state's 101.421 producing oil wells
GRAPE F
Texas Marshsecdless
4 rilrrion
LAST TIMES TODAY
2
FEATURE
PICTURES
2
\
BANKET BALI.
Jan. 5, Cushing- here.
Jan it Okmulgee here*
Juii 16. Tulau Orntral here*
Jan. 19, Will ItoKcrs here*
Jun 33. Bristow—there.
Jan 26, Muskogee -there*
Jan 30, Tulsa Central there*
Feb. 2, Tulsa Webster here*
Feb Will Kogri ' 1 iere*
Feb ll, fUrth-aviHr -here*
> ($■ p 1 Ur re*
Feb. 23. Okmulgee -there*
Feb 27, Muskogrtr here*
March 3, Hrtatow- here,
•denote* conference gumns.
L
mam§
LAST TIMES TODAY
FIBBER McC.EE
and MOLLY in
“HEAVENLY DAYS"
FRIDAY aid SATURDAY
SATURDAY PRKVUE
SUN. MON. TUE.
3EVHIIH E^j
CROSS Igrjl
1o»l
FW,
—AND—
pquilli utmnRR
cMedtt
i^ecer
man
oatio
w.ias
(1IM0I6K
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
'M
2
FEATURE
PICTURES
2
9 lbs. or over
in each
Bog!
Mesh
Bag
Washington
Delicious
or
Roms
Beouties
Oranges
Potatoes
Yams
Onions
Cabbage
Lettuce
Cauliflower
Celery
Carrots
Texos,
9 lbs. or over
S^69c
Idaho
No. I Russets
5lbs 21c
Oklahoma
Grown
Colorado
No. 1 Yellow
Fresh Arizona
Heads
Crisp Arizona
Iceberg
Texos
Crisp California
Pascal
California
Sweet Tender
Bunch8^c
Robert DONAT in
The Adventures of
TARTU
A picture that will keep you
in suspense and wonder un-
til the last minute!
—2—
TEX RITTER
Dave Tex O'Brien in
“DEAD OR ALIVE”
• PLUS •
2-Reel Comedy and
“ZORRO’S
BLACK WHIP”
This Comic Strip Starts January 8
in the
SAPULPA HERALD
SATURDAY PREVUE
SUN. MON. TUE.
Fruit Cocktail
Juice
I omatoes
( orn
(lorn
Hostess
Margarine
Milk
Libbv's
Tomato
Gorden-
side
C.S. Golden
Gordenside
W. K. Golden
Notion Pride, Voc Poe
Dale-
wood
Doricroft
Condensed
n°c^32c
RED
BLUE
60
I.? 23c
40
^llc
20
N£jHc
20
12 OZ. 1 /L,
Can A
t
20
1 Ib
2
Pkg--^
’^“9c
1 Vi
•
SAFEWAY MEATS
a M I.
Dressed and Drawn
per pound
49c
Not Rationed
ALAN
LOKETTV
LADD•YOUNG
o
Pork, Bulk Type 2
,b 37c
ba usage
(2 PoinBI
Sausage
Typo 2 Roll, Pork
. (2 Points!
,b 38c
Franks
Type 2 Skinless
(3 Pomtsl
lb 35c
Beef
Fresh Ground
14 Points)
,b 24c
Baked Loaves
ib 29c
Mocoront
Bacon
Pickle
Not Rationed
Cheese
Swift’s
American
2-lb. a
L a*f i
24 Points
CHEESE
Longhorn
35c
12 Points
Kraut
Bulk
Long Bhred^
NON-HATIDiVED ITEMS fc
Posts
1402 1 ‘Xr
Pkg; I n
Quaker
Regular
Lp°;r 26c
28 ox. .19
Pkg
Bran Flakes
Oats
Cream O’Wheat
Pancake F lo Ursula3 p2^b 16c
Pancake Flour JeAmul2^b 24c
Syrup
Johnnie Fair
Waffle
Blue Label
Golden Karo
Old
Taylor
Clabber Girl
Baking
Kitchen
Craft
Svrup
Honey
Powder
Shortening
Cake Flour
Flour
Flour
Meal
Crackers
Peanut Butter
Apple Butter
Jelly
2£ Ale
Swift's
Jewel
4 Ib.
Carton
Swans-
down
Harvest
Blossom
5JT
I Wl.
.L Jtk
i P
26c r!
"-95c ^
25 lb 3R
85c ft;
23/4 Ib
Pkq
Mammy Lou
White
r 47c
Ritz
Butter
^ 23c
Real
Roast
40c
Good-
win's
28Z 22c
Clover B.
Grape
,2ja°M5c
Juice
Juice
Salt
Spaghetti
Bleach
Soap
Cleanser
Old South
Orange
Town House
Grapefruit
ST 47c
C6“ 28c
Jefferson
Island, Plain
4c
Fancy
Cut
2,b22cr
White
Magic
Pkg.
SSEllc
Oxydol
Sunbritef^
Bottle
- 21c R
"S' 5cl
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