Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 122, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 23, 1949 Page: 3 of 14
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SAPUIPA SUNDAY MfRALD, SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA
SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1949
SEEK KILLER OF BANKING HEIR
Women of Tomorrow
ZOOM Go Costs
HIS HOBBY IS BUILDING BOYS
TODAY'S
Nichols’ Worth
The limn *iar in thr new pUn
I* ao—(or U<1n U Inc he* high
weighing IM pound*
Hright u the thing That mean*
* in underwear a* well a* a
kuit ol clothe*, in cm* you've won-
dered why 4 )wckel l«*s ao nice
„ on • wax model in the wmd-.w
You.-, government ha* ju»t tinuhed BI- |erTu»le on your boy
T measuring M.000 f^njr lewnied a lot In hi* re-
search thing. a lot o| parent*
have discovered already •
boy*." •* **ld.
all their time
Pur the wr
It wa* found It look a
height different <>f three tnchea
meaauic-
■ IS- HtKMIN H Nit HOLM
■ United Pres* duff Correapondent
■ WASHINGTON. Jan. 23 «**-•
■ the awful M> of
■ small fry for siae Boy* in par
tk-ular
■ ’* *'-k. a* you may imagine a Very «"*en
■ lot of time But one of th^M daya u, s|int<t
■ -i4>. )uu go UlUi a tag HMp to (| wmt .a||e(
B buy Julumy a pair of underpant* „,r,..wro
HF you may be aurr they'll fit
K The project wa* carried out at before the other txuly
the national bureau of standard* ment ahowed noticable changes
■ which doe* reaearch on everything from the llttlng Ktandinlnt
H fiom the atom numb to your fir- u*. bureau of standard* la
■ die or upper plate «etting up a yaidatkk for the
■ Actually. U waa a r^«peralne „***,-,. of kid* lixhr* A Mar
B| venture between boy'a clothing dictionary" which tell* in great
H maker* and trade group* and the deUu thr body ehtlgn occurtng
■ trade itondard divlaton" of Uncle M your uo grow* older
M Sam * wonderful place on Van Nea* llM. IUH ,4 |he new
street ayctetn B elimination of the variefi
B The new *y*lem ha* not yet been ^ numbers used lor different gar-
Hi adopted by Uie trade But you can nient* that are bought for the
H bet the button* off juruoi-a under- ^ kld ukr , boy S4 Inche*
^B mrmT ** **ll ^ ** wl11 eliminate high weighing 71 pound* He * apt
■ Mtlt'-B »•» de.ugation* now uaed l0 have a Sunday shirt *ue 10.
H •<* vanouv garment* uaed by the underwear star 1] and other un-
■ *ame bay. drrwear star ae to 30 depending
B The lx. au went to wort on the ^ uyle Pajama* sue 12. sweater*
lad the Wa/ U went to wort on a „ — V) .w,rt- larget* vlae 11 and
■ widget to rind out how much wear ^1* and overtoal, sue 10 bee
■ and tear a pair of ladle* hoae will whal j qt do you have a
aland The widget wwa an alumi- boy*
H man copy of Betty Orable i shape- _
H ly shank that moved and wiggled RAILBO.% DRVTTLEt. JOLTS ton C Walden, aupenntendent of
at the knee and toe CLINTON. Ill UP The Illuiou the Worcester insurance fire pa-
H Which la getting pretty far away Central Railroad b trying to take trol *ay* he doeant oppose prog-
■ from Johnny the )oU out of IU freight car* The revs by objection to television Ever
H Anyhow, Mansfield Lome, the railroad ha* been running a labor- since a business concern donated
H, project manager at the bureau of »tory train on a <7-mile stretch of a television set for patrol head-
standard* call* the small fry pro- |t» track in testa Expert* estimate quarter*. Walden said. I can't gel
Ject. anthropometry.“ that the nation's railroads lost » R out of the men became
liCOh H l» huped. he said hopefully. gUJ OOOOOO in IM7 because of JolU they re loo busy watching the show •
that eventually these new atae and bump*
high recommendations will eliminate use---
time of age as an indication of Use TELEYIMON NO HELP
■ Thu new system eaUbllahe* 19 VMORCESTEK Mas* 'uF -Lor
HI ONIlE < I Hi s •nd K'-'U n»-
tured smile are displayed b)
Ueanlr Cumby three year old
daughter of Mr and Mr.. Jim
Cumby of Mnouds Deanie s grand-
parent- are Mr and Mr* George
Waller. Lincoln. Ark. and Mr
and Mr* W T. Cumby of Mound*
IIT
lessen*
bus la
much
I coup-
« Chi-
(•Lacing
single-
HIM HONOR orrau TIP
SPRINOtfELD. Mas* <U» -Jame
Smith told a district court he could
not pay the S50 In fines due on hi*
10th through 19lh parking offenses
this year Judge Ralph 8 Spooner
suggested that Smith sell his auto-
mobile to raise the money
PARAFFIN TIS7S are being made to determine vsheth- r any of three
persona Bred the gun which killed Grenville Baker. 27-year-old heir
to New York banking million*, near the Baker estate outside Talla-
hassee. Pla Baker Is shown 10 a New York night club with hi* wife,
tha former Alicia Grajale*. Mexican hetraaa. when he was in the
Air force They were separated. Under paraAn teat scrutiny are
Mrs. Thelma Gnlhn. II. carhop and divorce# who waa with Baker
In a Jeep when he waa killed, Mr. and Mr*, floyd Whnldoei. friends,
who were ui another car ahead of the Jc«p. (Interrunoatl)
DiFfNM COSTS, now a third of
the national budget, are certain
to increase, say* Navy Secretary
John L Sullivan, citing fact that
funds which would buy a squad-
ron of IB fighters In IB3P will buy
only two comparable ones In 1MB.
The Oklahoma Historical Society
wa* organised by the Oklahoma
Press AvsoctaUon on May 38. IBM
Don't judge furniture with your eyes olone it's what doesn't show
that spells quality—or shoddiness You don't need “X-roy eyes" when you
buy furniture here You con buy with confidence that it will be exactly os
represented For mstonce—see this lovely new Flexsteel suite
was awarded this ui IBM local scouts are prominent among
Started in I BBS camper- l* -that merit badge* tor
Blake first oecame interested Ui swimming, athletic*^ bird study .ad
year-old youth he became*!, member These badge* are difficult to obtain
of tta pul pa’s first scout troop The at home
troop was sponsored by the old Hut were afraid that ui a few
Mouth MethudUt church years Rlakr is going to run Inla
Blahe and Mrrl Egan, now rltv trouble with hi* lt«v Seoul acllvl-
rlerh. are the onlv two member* of lies You *ee. Mis two “toy." sre ,
1 hat troop still residing in Ihr girl*' Hr and In* wile and llielr
flty. -mail daughter*. lUrhara \nn
In IBM Blake became chairman of and Hrvrrh Jan. reside at 7tt 8.
the troop committer of the Prr-- Independence
byterlan church and wa- app»UMd —------
scoutmaster in 1M1
».. Forward Sapulpa
iroop as they strive for their merit (Oxilioued from Pair OtS. j
badge*. Blast ha* perhap* more IUbc, „„ w
ln,n *ny 1COU‘ We are not varj good soldier*. I
leader it) this vicinity
He became an Eagle M-out after ,rt *f1 .... >
becoming scoutmaster And ha* Wr finance battle- v>ut waver
received thr l»ubir Gold Palm. when our participation mu*t be per-
Which signifies tl mem badges
fae aa BAgle srwat. five additional Anyway let's keep hammering
merit badge, fee a Palm se U at ALL POEM with w.ird and deed*
■welt badges over aa Busgle And here’* a parting Ihoagat
The Kapulpan ha* been chosen a.- about driving I believe M wa* Ihe
one of a tew scoutmaster* over the Ifcaver Pnat that ran tht* ane:
nation to make -uggrallon* and "When the road* are dr* the drtv-
recommendation* to the national era are aafer .r when the WHver*
board Each month he vend* a re- »" *’ If*' read* are safer
port as to how various program, Today . . Bunds) U the killers
•re working out in hla troop and Uii* favorite day The road* are WET
area The drlvrr should stay DRY
like* The Hnii
"I like to work with boys. I m in- Special fir* fighting ira*na. paint-
tere*ted in boy* and I enjoy out- ed bright red. manned by fire bn- -
door work.' Blake replied when gadew and carrying B.SOO gallon- of j
queried as to hla great interest in water, stand a* strategic points on
scouting British railway* ready to go at BO
He staled that he got hla biggest mllaa an hour within five minute*
thrill eat of scouting during the of receiving an alarm
war when bay*, fermerl* la his
troop, would wire and tell how ~ 1
their scout activities were helping n. a ui
them in Ihelr dutle* TjflSPV
Hr la especially proud of hla PR1UERK.R
Iroop. and aell he might br The OPTOMETRIST
troop now has one of the large*! . _
registration* in the Mate, that of c‘“u'r!!.
M >»rv m E. Dewey, tad floor MM
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