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FOUR—THURSDAY, JUNE 11, IMS
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State Assails
Nazi Revenge Slaughter
Orrell Defense
Likened to Dark
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The session closes Friday. >
Furthermore. I don't think aha
told the truth.**
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State Family Has
Friendly Channel
Catfish as Pet
taring planta In business.
Reed said that the 24.000 plants
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Despite the great
cad growing d«mead
for Marlin Blades in the
army aad naw and the cur-
rent Government ceiling
on output, you wdl Mil* be
able to buy Marlin Blades.
If you hud Marltn Blades
less plentiful than before,
you caa make yours loti
lutrr and coatiaue to en-
joy their quality and eco-
nomy by following these
suggestions!
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hrough corridors of neighbor- , •• —
iooIs. demanding their child- b*’r’ of *ar
increasing confusion.
ma City mothers would never
for Lasting Freshness
Baked 13% Longer Than Many
Or Unary Kinds-Wins Bread
Comparison Tests 9 te 1
Spectators ore our spacially. TIm
overwhelming approval of Mm and
Mrs. America (yes. and Mr. tool) 1st
#»• cuban-heol classic above proves
fl. white with brown, blue er Wed.
Sale! Men's
Regular $1.00 i
Short-Sleeve
SPORT
SHIRTS
88c
They'll Be Sold
Quickly: So Hurry
girl is hold-
id. “I think
Team, If agon Re place
Trucks on Dam Job
ALTUS, June 11.—(4*)—To conserve
rubber the bureau of reclamation on
construction of the t8.500.000 Altus-
Lugert irrigation project has parked
two stake trucks, a passenger car used
by officials, three station wagons and
a pickup truck and has hired—of all
things—a team and wagon
The team and wagon haul tools and
equipment between work sites at Lu-
gert. but the possibility of using teams
In excavation work has been discount-
ed by engineers. Officials said that
more teams may be put to work on
light jobs at the project.
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by dusting with cooling, sooth:ng Men ran
He*t Powder Chasse away he*t rash on
1 babies and grownup*. It i
1 powder with a vegetable
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likely to eaus* irritation.
Fund to Save 24,
Little Plants Is Urged
NEW YORK. June 11.—OP>—Philip
D Reed, chief of the bureau of indus-
trial branches of the war production
board. Thursday urged the federal
government to spend 1200.000.000 an-
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program and could not continue be-
cause of a lack of materials. He
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civilisation,
for our. I
therefore, our great industrial devel-
opmen .without which our war effort*
would be relatively futile Today 111
• allow one point for each correct
matching of the advertising slogans
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It to prove how good It I*. Ch a no** an*
you'll prefer it 9 to 1.
In blind comparison teete made In
different sections of the country Wy
over Mt.eee women to date, douhfy
froth Wonder Bread has been chosen
the “one beet bread” 9 to 1—beet for
fresh flavor, aroma and tsiture.
Now there is no reason why you can t
afford to have the beet. So flo to your
trocar without further delay and flat a
leaf of thia doubly froth Wonder Breed
right away. And see for yourself how
fresh it to ... how wonderfully fresh It
keeps. Do ae thousands of women now
do—buy ^doubly froth Wonder Bread
today. You'll be glad you did!
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SHAWNEE June 11—A pet
catfish that comes to the surface when
called and rebukes its master when
dinner is late is a member of the
family of R. F. Coffman. Pottawatomie
county farmer.
Buddy, a plump, two-pound chan-
nel cat. is a one-man fish unless he is
extremely hungry, when he will take
food from the hand of almost anyone
who happens along. Buddy came to
the Coffmans from a nearby creek
three years ago and since then has
lived in a metal stock tank in their
backyard.
“He heard me over here working
one day.” Mrs. Coffman related. "He
was pretty mad. I guess, because Mr. '
Coffman had neglected to feed him.
He just lay there on top of the water
and made that funny croaking noise
he makes—a kind of groan down tn
his stomach. I hurried and got him
some worms and didn't hear any more
out of him .”
Buddy comes promptly to the sur-
face when Ooffman calls his name,
eats from the fanner's hand and de-
lights in being stroked and petted
' He enjoys chewing on my thumbs.**
Coffman said, "but he detests being
taken out of the water.”
TP you want bread fresh when you
X buy It... fresh when you eat It...
and still fresh next day for table or
lunch box—then ask your grocer foe
doubly froth Wonder Bread.
Today at the etore feel It—It’s freeh I
Tomorrow at boms feel It—it's still
fresh! Not dry or rough. Not stale or
tasteless. But still perfect for table or
eandwichee. Because freeh in flavor.
That's why women by the thoueanda
are now buying thia doubly froth
Wonder Bread. Because this le the
bread made to stay freeh longer.
Ifs fllo-Bahod
Secret of doubly froth Wonder Broad
to eio-beking- Baked IM longer than
many ordinary kinds for lasting freeh-
nees. Noto the difference.
For thia to a bread that you caa toll
te tender aad motet. Aad ataye that
War committees of each of the 45
elementary achool Parent • Teacher
unite w! n select block mothers to serve
their own school districts
Dutie* of a block mother would be
to help _ ,
trtbutioh of general information
among i
an air aid. to register all school and
prt-sch »1 children in the block and
to assist air raid wardens
In each block of the city an
81.552 27; 1031. 82.073.40; 1932.
8304.97; 1933. 8314.09; 1936. 882 76.
1940. 898 87.
The state claim was filed by A.
Francis Porta and A. D. Howell, at-
torneys for the state tax commission.
Britain to Control Mines
LONDON, June 11.—(IP)—The house
of commons approved Thursday the
government's plan to institute public
control of coal mines and. if necessary.
ture ae lacy white. And small the
aroma oS eun-rip*n*d wheat magically
traaaformed by alo-baking. Thea taste
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OVER TWICE
THE VITAMIN A
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY-
Mg 9ro<t—r---------- BETTER FOR HEAITH/
DOUBLY fresh womder bread
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CHANDLER June 11.—<Bpeclal ) —
flaying that the slaying was one of
the greatest atrocities ever committed
in Oklahoma, and declaring that Bu-
ll* Orayaon met her death In the most
cold-blooded murder ever perpetrated
in the atete, Walter Hill, county at-
torney. hit hard at the defense Thurs-
day morning in a half-hour plea to
the jury.
Hill said the defense had no evi-
dence and still has no evidence to
I show where Courtney Douglas* Orrell
was between the time he left the oil
well east of Bdmond. and the time
when he was at hi* mother-in-law *
house in Chandler around 1 a. m. on
the night of the slaying.
He added that being on the road
at night doesn't condemn the Orayaon
girl to the death penalty.
Orrell is on trial for the second
time, charged with the murder of the
18-year-old Orayaon girl whose nude
body was found in s cemetery on the
morning of Aug. 18. 1941.
Dale Sutton, assistant counsel for
the defense, in his plea to the jury
intimated that Helen Grindstaff and
her companion. Billie Orayaon. had
no interttiona of going to church, aay-
ing that "they had it arranged They
were going to meet somebody that
night."
"I think the Grindstaff i
ing back something,” he sa
Transocean news
east account aaid:
"Investigation of the murder com-
mitted on Deputy Reichs Protector
for Bohemia and Moravia SS Upper
Group Leader Reinhard Heydrich re-
' vealed beyond doubt that the popula-
tion of the township of Lidcice. near
Kladno. gave shelter to and assisted
the murderers ”
Allied sources felt Lidcice would not
become a “forgotten village” The
British Broadcasting Co., in a program
beamed to the continent, aald:
This will be a stain on the name
of Germany for generations These
deeds will be added to the long and
frightful bill to be paid by the Ger-
mans. Something on account will be
extracted from the German people—
perhaps tonight, perhaps tomorrow.
And Cxech airmen will be among
those who will present the receipted
bill.”
up*. It a real madieated
baa*. Like mil-
iona of Uny apongea. anaka up moiatur*
2. —---—L— Relieve* and
helps prevent diaper raah. Not a tale.
Cost* but a few eent*. Big savings in the
large use. Demand Mexican Heat Powder.
designated, M
mW, WHIM YOU OUV O...HWH WHIM YOU XSY «t
The corporation commission Thurs-
day denied the Oklahoma Rural Tele-
phone Co a plea to require the South- nuaUy to keep 24.000 small manufac-
westem Bell Telephone Co. to con-
nect the toll lines from Enid to its ex-
change near the city limit* of Drum- have no part in the war production
mnnd
The commission held that South-
western Beil already has a toll line added that a WPB survey showed they
connected with the Drummond com- would be forced to shut down by Oc-
1940.
_______ __ ___ ____________„____ Amounts jlue for each of the years
below, with the product* *to whlck ®*®„L"* !?32'
they belong: “* “““**• *“* — —.
(a) They satisfy.
<b> It floats.
<e) 57 vanette*.
(d> Eventually—Why not now?
(e> when it rains, it pours.
(v) Canned goods.
(w» Flour. •
(1) Soap,
(y) Salt.
<1> Cigarets.
Srore ytmnelf a* follows: 0-J. poor;'
9-6 average; 7-8. superior; 9-16. very to ration fujel to ease the crisis caused
superior. (Noto—The last question by falling production and mounting
counts five pointa.i (consumption
LONDON, June II. — (UP>— Th*
Cxech nationalist government Thurs-
day characterimd a* "the mo*t das-
tardly German act since the dark
age* * the Naa slaught-r of the entire
male population of a town near >
Prague in reprisal for the a*aaaalna- i
Won of Reinhard Heydrich.
The Naxi geatapo leveled the town
ef Lidcice Wednesday, executed every
male, sent all the women to concen-
tration camp* and carried the child-
ren off to "educational institutions.”
It waa regarded as the start of a
new reign of terror m Czechoslovakia I
growing out of the death of "Hang- |
man” Heydrich. No. 2 man of the |
gestapo and "protector of Bohemia1
and Moravia.” Slnee he was fatally I
wounded bv Csech patriots two weeks
ago, at least 328 innocent persons had
been slain, not including the unknown ,
total at Lidcice.
Population *f 1.589
Thirtv-one persons were executed
Wednesday. 25 at Prague, six at
Brunn. The known victims of the
blood bath included at least 45 women
Lidcice hsd a population of 1.500 to 1
2.000. It was near Kladno, 20 miles
west of Prague.
The German radio, announcing the
obliteration, said it waa "a settlement"
of 483 inhabitants
The official reasoh for the brutal
annihilation of the village and its
people, according to Radio Prague,
was that "traces of the perpetrators
of Heydrich’s assassination led to this
village and also • secret wireless
transmitter wss found there.
Vengeance on Wings
agency's broad-
Jitter-Bug fl
A tew <tn>** ot JITTCB BUG
o*aaklaaa*4wriatakMoa off tetr ArmI
*vr* noaqaltoa* and other vtetou*
tnaeet*. Safe— e*ev to oeo. Pleee-
ent Oder — no etaHu Get JITTER
BUG — at all drne<wt« — Only Me.
ROTHSCHILD’S FAMOUS SUPER VALUE BASEMENT4
RELAX IN SLACKS!
300 Pairs Men's Rayon and Rayon Mixture
SUMMER DRESS SLACKS
Samples and Imperfects, Famous MARX-MADE SLACKS
On Sale Tomorrow, 9 A. M.! While They Last!
► $z
house children
at home souk! ____
The block mother nia^]
mended’ by the nationa^J
civilian defense, the
non department and
’council of the Parmt-TT^N
. elation, will be
in Oklahoma City befor*
mng of school in
Thompson said Thuraday “
A meeting of block
—' <'ommitteu aiw
principals wifl be held ga 1
September 4. she snnot^^
Park Program
tonight
Swatek park. 8 p.
band as *. flag day progr,^1
Brock park. 8 p a-jw.
sing and flag day program*
Wiley Poet part, g .
Michael's whool of rianZ,
ock-Mother
tup Mapped
For Air Raids
It hasn't been at all uncommon
(jurtng air raids for frantic mothers
to dash
hood .
nn andl increailng confusion
Oklahcrru
commit such grave error, of course
but member* of the Oklahoma Citv
Parent-* Paecher association believe in j
preparing against all emergencies
F. Thompeon. president of
Parent - Teacher council, aaid
* r '
’ They il begin Monday their organ-
• -—1 bf the 'block-mother” system,
by which some mother in each block
— , pare
School children and pre-school
in her block during any pos-
sible raids.
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Bid to Catholic Veterans
NEW YORK. June 11.—<7P>—The citizens will be welcomed into mem-
Catholic War Veterans. Inc., an-
KEEP YOUR FAMILY
DOUBLY HAPPY
hapf*y at work
8. Wash face with
•oap a*d water and
lai bar or rub ia a r'ow
good ahaviag *^7
cream for two «o —
tbraa minucai to _?V*
softea board.
Rinaa blade aad ’
holder 10 hot water f
before aad during
•havm*.
S. After ahavins, C7*
wash blade well j/Af
and dry carefully. I[
Avoid louchina or I I
turnina the tine '
Many men And they cen get more good f\
Ok/l MarlinthavesbyitropptngtheirMerha 1 U
\ VVX Blade* on the palm of the hand or oa I
J r-m ^V*»thein*ide of a smooth glass tumbler * (
JfMr* TUI MARLIN FIREARM* COMPANY. N*w Havrnt. Cam.
Swum. Sw tewgto-S*uW>s* O-. 1*70
Oh, Boy, Sunshine! Scouts Happy
aider1****** The*ia7t ^roMem^ro^mti The 900-odd Boy Scouts In camp at Klckapoo, southwest of the
five pointe. Then look for the correct city, were tired of knot tying practice by the time Thursday's sun-
afiawera on par* s. shine broke a long wet spell. Sitting on the damp tent floor prac-
1 You would be most likely to pur- tlcing knots was one of the most popular camp diversions during
L—* * " Hardware the rains. Two Norman boys. Jerry Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs.
n . c E Foster, an(j Dftle Cartwright, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Cart-
wright, were tied up in their work when the top picture was taken.
PhJUippt'nea,* Scetend^** China. Below, onte of the camp's 10 cooks is shown firing up a battery of
Iteliani
Iter the
I me he
done.
p lace* t
d then
32. I ■
•hav*.
tober.
New and Old Ration Chiefs Co-operate
in* ..«= —------ Co-operation was the keynote when Rex A. Hayes, newly-named
charge of the state rationing program, and key members of his
staff. Top picture, left to right are Joe Griffin, who has been act-
ing head of the Oklahoma OPA office; Hayes and McDonel. and.
standing. H. Sherman. OPA office manager; lower picture. J. Mead
Wilson, Sue Kerr and Jeff Griffin, administrative assistants who
will be transferred to the new staff of the federal office.________
aounced Thursday that all Catholic*
iterving in the armed force* who are
day program.
McKinley. 8 p. m
Will Roger*. 8 p m —Wp.
project and Y. w c. a eJi1
HtIDAT
•ccordlon group and fla^2
C.len Ellyn, 8 p
man » school of d*nc* saTaJ
gram ”
Rotary, 8 p ra—Conm*.
and flag."program
ypen- Wheeler. 8 p m -Boxh,
Beauty shop. Hatchery. Drug store
1. Soldiers goinc to which of these
war sones would probably be furnished
parkas" 1 ..
Australia.
3 You would be most likely to pur-
chase which of the following from a -----------j----------------:--------------------------------------—----
corporteur? Bible, Race hone. L**th- r» 1 ni C*
.... Carl Magee Sued Rural Phone Company
likely to use a parbuckle? Chef, Snr- _ nn T’_ll I---Dl__ Tk — ?_J
geon. Seamstress. Mover. In Xf I qy I 9CP
5. A fur coat costing 83 000 would OlalC ld.\
probably be made of which type of j
pelt?—Fox, Raccoon. Mink. Muskrat.
The late Dr. Glenn Frank said in district pourt Thursday to collect
that the advertiser t* the sparkplug of ’ 85.018 04 in delinquent income texes
____ He la largelv responsible «nd penalties allegedly owed by Carl
high standard of living and. C Maeee former editor of the Okla-
». our great Industrial devel- homa Newsl
The taxc« ar* assessed for eight j
years, including 1928-33 and 1936 and
panv s switchboard Inside the city
limits, and that to grant the appll- I
cation would mean a duplication.
Canada is the largest producer of
maple sugar and maple syrup in the
world.
CHIGGHbfe?
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tsatlon
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