Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 197, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 6, 1944 Page: 4 of 16
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ToOeta. Batha. Lavatories, Sinks.
Hot Water Heaters, Ftps
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probably within a week.
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fact that the bill, introduced last July
by Senators
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the coast port now held by vic- weapon in the
Fountain Pens
Asked for Men
On Foreign Duty
State residents are being asked,
through their county salvage com-
mittees. to donate broken and un-
needed fountain pens which will be
repaired and sent to service men over-
seas.
Memoranda to the county chairmen
were mailed Thursday from the office
of H. L. Eddy, state salvage chair-
man. urging participation in the drive
Emerson McCord, an invalid of
Houston, Texas, usee his time to re-
pair the pens which are sent free to
men overseas, and distributed by army
and navy chaplains
He has run out of parts, however
and is requesting more pens, and
ruined pens which may have good
parts, to repair.
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MI3TOL DROPS.* It is so simple,
so convenient to use. And it helps
to relieve head cold discomforts.
Tbe helpful action is due to the
fact that MISTOL DROPS are a
combination of five ingredients.
When you use MISTOL DROPS,
you deaf direct fy erith tbe cfiscom-
fcrts of a bead cold—not with cm
Ingredient, but with Ivu/
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offense. These cases are difficult to
run down, but because of differences ,
in hand-writing, it’s almost impossible
for forgers to get by. And we're as
tenacious in our drive on forgers ss
we are on counterfeiting."
Movnahlners at Disadvantage
Women marrying more than one
soldier and collecting allotment checks
from both are not unusual today.
Dierter said. Women who divorce
their soldier husbands and continue
drawing allotment pay. despite the
fact they often are married to an-
other. also are reported.
Dterker credit* lack of sugar and
copper from which to make distilleries
for the dearth of liquor cases. “Those
that are still making liquor often use
old oil drums and scrap pipe, making
a concoction very dangerous to drink." .
he Mid. "And as for car thefts—well,
there's not much use in stealing a car
unless you can steal enough gasoline
ration coupons to operate it"
Gas, Tire Dealers
To Meet With OP A
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NOV JON «TARpU9T
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On French Riviera
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Csntract expired
A contract with the Common La-
borers and Hod Carriers' union, call-
ing for wage raises of 65 to S5 cents
cases I an hour, expired January 1. They
have asked contractor* for a wage in-
crease to 85c and $1 an hour but con-
tractors point out this will be impos-
sible without permission of the war
labor board.
“So far as we can learn no applica-
tion* have been made to tbe WLB
but since January 1 contractors have
has been transferred to the income
tax diviaton of tbe commission.
Former City Woman Die*
Friends in Oklahoma City received
word Thureday of the death Mon-
day in Baltimore. Md.. of Mrs. Jamm
a Leaeh, wife of Rev. June* A.
Leach, until recently pastor of Wee-
toy Methodist church Bervicee were
held Thureday in Tunkhannock. Pa.
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unxtonttftod tofitoe ef m pmfl
each bearing a ptoeart readtag
national anti • terrartal eesaaM
wwre towed en a hfll atowa Ua gyj
Xtoe on the French Btvtolto WjflR
day night, according to advtoee u
ptanee.
wnhtti the past few fiapa Oa M
of stx other peraons have beea M
tn vartoue parts of Frame, Mjm
the city of Lrm. beartag the «g
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Oesoline distributors and dealers
and tire dealers snd inspector* will
have opportunity to thresh out their
rationing problems with OPA officials
in a series of meetings planned for
January and February. Luther Miller,
district tire and mileage ration offi-
cial, Mid Thureday
The Oklahoma City meeting is set
for Ip m. Friday in room 311. Mu-
nicipal auditorium The OPA cam-
paign to do away with the Ioom
gasoline stamp exchange will be ons
of the principal mature for discus-
sion Ons ration official and one en-
forcement attorney wlU be preoent at
each conference.
fiubeequent meeting* will bo hold in
other elttoa tn the Oklahoma City
area, comprising »> count**.
TWY OVtWNIGNT CAM
FOR MISUtACLK COLD9-
OtoAm dM. Ke used muttea
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Aiag e*d mwseto ashes. Now
•I rub m Ponewo. Rm base
old reliable asetton cwt. with
Mte cupply Ufe Oct fcMiro*
Italians Return to Battered Ortona
Out of the shelters where they lived during five days of a ba^e
described officially as a “little Stalingrad.” Italian women and chil-
dren of Ortona, Italy, return to t
torious Canadians, iWirephoto.)
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to Lula
te Vietorv
te Victor*
Sattr Praaklia lurakeed X. Naalo
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Ossess BateUton Or. Our Lombardo Orca,
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Oklahoma City building contractor*
have been notified unofficially that
after January 13 no common laborer*
will be available at preaent scale*.
John V. McAlister, secretary of Asso-
ciated General Contractor*, revealed
Thur»day.
However, because of the action of
the Building Trades Council, in a
---------- .J meeting Wednesday night, refusing to
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citin? the 11 case* that win go b«- ^5^.. frw difficulties sre expected in
fore the grand jury, compared to the car—ln_ on p^jent job*. McAlister
more than 25 usually presented. *
“However, impersonation case*
persona 1.
government checks are giving us our
most trouble.”
ADstment Cheeks Miscarry
Dterker Mid impersonation
cover persons posing as army officers
or personnel to cash check* or obtain
money by fraud. However, the ma-
jority of these fraud cases involve the
cashing of government allotment
checks tent to families of service men.
"The first offense is when the fa-
miliar brown letter with the blue .
check showing through the window^ is not gupplled worker* from
removed from the mall box. Dierxer headquarter* although order*
.. taken." said McAlister. "We
were told that the men were not
available at present wages ”
Letter Is in Mails
He also was told unofficially that
a tetter now is in the mails notifying
contractor* that no union common
laborer* or hod carrier* will be avail-
able after January 13 at present wage
rates.
McAlister said that the building
trades council, msde up of the skilled
crafts, also have notified him that
they will continue to work after that
date "no matter where we are forced
to go for common labor and hod
carrier*.''
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Too*” New*
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Tri Oxren*
Brvakfsst Table Naw*
^raMtas* Varjety
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Muate tn Oanuwst
Neva of tha Hour
Onen Door
Barbe.or * Children
ir* Jack Barrte Party
^'* Jack BurrU Party
Helen Schurler
~ > Thief of Bad GM*
Bpofliabt m XUayUunKata Smith apeak*
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Parw and Home Hr. Our O<1 temdav
New*
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aen with Lepe—eathee* Talktnp
Factory Z. ZZ .-.
Persons who seek to ••profiteer”
from war by cashing stolen or lost
government checks are replacing boot-
leggers and car thieve* on tbe federal
prosecution docket, Charles E. Dierk-
er. U. 8 district attorney, said Friday
as he surveyed the list of nearly 50
case* to be presented to the new
grand jury Monday.
“Oklahoma probably is drier today
than it ever has been.” El-----
citin? the 11 cases that will go be- ivw v
fore the grand jury, compared to the car—ln_ on
?._J 35 usually presented, *•
---j an<j,
forging their indorsements to
man, anM Thursday.
Gowroor Karr. Esnatar Elmer
Thomas and Congrannan Faul fitew-
art erf tbe third dtotrirt win apeak.
Fhifltos Mid. Karr to to make the key*
tbe slogan for the 1M4 campaign
Phillips Mid he expects JamM E
Utny. Itoutanant Vrtwnor. — "
tat the aanatorial nomination, to ba
nrasnt. along with Weatey K Dis-
ney. Tutoa first district congressman.
the senatorial race.
- MM L. K Ruble, state viee-chatr-
man. also will attend snd probably
will have a brief meemge for the
women <rf the third district. The
■ mini Win be in the Fttteburg
oounty eourthouM. Phillips will pre-
Six Paroled, Two
Granted Leaves
vNSIDB the airside ... A second
1 network has now been started by
the Canadian Broadcasting corpora-
tion .. . Added to the four chains
in the U. 8.. this makes six for North “
America . . . The new Canadian net-
work, known as tbe Dominion, will
operate three hours a day until next .
MISERY j
S:"*COLDS <
Ram distras at Bttto rat — toes <
than le a doM— with a fine old
family medicine that to ready to
help you as it ha* so many others. w
Follow label directions. Get a 4
bottle today. All drug Florae, Me. j
JUNIPER*TAR <
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food administration gave surpriM --- - --—
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and "fell-"
So tueceasful wa« this multiple ;
families of < * valtee induced her to guest again
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ths rote of a battling manicurist
whose 1
word^and tbe last punch.
After surviving two Vallee [ war fronts
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her—she wa* persuaded to Joe- made immediately available . . . The
sponsor of John Charles Thomas gave
the baritone his favorite Christmas
present—a year* renewal contract on
his radio program ... A brand new
drama series featuring Walter Pid- .
geon will premiere January 30 . . .
Topflight film performers will appear
with him in rotes which have won
them acclaim
HI
MAXWELL house
WKY, 7:00 P. M.
Partisans Take Island
Tbo Tnfoglav Parttoan army
Wodneaday reported capture of
Another Partisan force (arrow)
advanced alons the eoart toward
Flume. (Wirepboto.)
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I Are McAlester
Rally Speakers
Democrats wffl Ore their first ora-
torial gun tn the 1M4 campaign at
a third eongreasicnal district rally to
be held at MeAteeter next Monday. O.
Improvements
For Post-War
Gty Studied
Flans of city departments for post-
war projoete will be ready soon to
turn to a civic eoauniues to bs ap-
pointed by Mayor Hefner. H K Bailey,
etty manager. Mid Thureday. The
committee will select the order of
Importance of public construction
project*.
Included among tbs plan* will bs
revised and extended development of
the city'y sanitary and storm sewer
system, and construction of new sew-
age disposal unite. Bailey said.
Although the construction of a new
sanitary sewer to replace the broken
mains serving the Packingtown and
Capitol HUI area ha* been filed re-
peatedly tbe last three year*, tbe gov-
ernment has not approved priority
rating*.
Arterial Street* PtonnW
“This rssult* in the necessity to
consider the city's sewer problem a*
a poet war project, despite the fact
that our application* are still pend-
ing before the war production board
and United State* health service di-
visions.” Bailey said
Along with plan* being developed
for the mid-continent air terminal,
tbe city engineering department will
tie in plane for extending city streets,
and win participats fully in a propoMi
by the United States bureau of road*
to develop post war arterial highway*
p^FYMlgh CltlM.
Socbum toms plkD of fcdtr&l lid
anticipated for street paving project*
after the war. tbe street department
“win be ready to take advantage of
it with detailed suggestion* for city
street paving and improvement* in all
section*.” Mid Ralph Lee, city engi-
neer.
Street Markers Seegbt
A complete street marking system,
often propoeed, but postponed in tbe
past because of lack of budget money
and priority rating*, also will be in-
cluded in post war plans.
Consideration started recently of a
project to improve tbe city * main li-
brary facilities, possibly to provide
space not only for books, but aleo for
art display* and art institute opera-
tion. Whether the present Carnegie
library building can be remodelled to
fit the plan was questionable because
quarter, there already are cramped.
Bailey Mid.
Under consideration also is a new
north and south traffic outlet acme*
the North Canadian river between the
downtown section and Capitol Hill
Swrvey* Are Nseessary
Traffic and topographical survey*
wfll bs necessary before a location for
the outlet can be established, but it
is nteded and certainly will be in-
cluded in tbe city’* list of project* to
be given to the committee,” Bailey
said.
Park, boulevard and recreation de-
velopment plans will be under super-
vision <rf W. W. Murphy, superintend-
ent of parks, and is expected to call
for development Sf new recreational
areas around tbe Bluff creek reser-
voir, and extension of ths facilities M
main city parka
McDaniel Transferred
; To Tax Bookkeeper Job
K P McDaniel, for the last seven
1. years employed in the motor vehicle
division ct the tax commission, has
been transferred to tbe cashier * of-
fice as assistant to George Storms **
ehbrf bookkeeper. Joe Dunn, eommis-
Latest Fraud
Fad Is Cashing
U. S. Checks
Omerncr Kerr filed with the secre-
tary «C state Thunday six paroim
and two Bsaem of abasnoe.
71mm paroled o*re;___
150 c. Bode. Comanche oounty, 1»
gars, robbmy. committsd Jan. 3,
Joe Groundhog. Cherokee comity.
maMiBWttikr. ymra. wwa Blitted
March 18, MBA ____ ____
Mary Lou Smith, Bryan oounty,
forgery, 14 months, committed July
M. ISO. / _____
On Woolridge. Texas county, rape.
SO year*, committed Sept, d, 1030.
Btoser Davis. HugbM county, auto
theft, I year*, committed Dec. IS,
'^Theodore Gross. Bern inn Is. forgery, sten yice-chainnan. said
I years, committed Oct. M, 1041. " OerTO' ’
Henry Hinkle, former Garvin
county attorney. wl» wm ssntinniil
to SO years for robbery, and to IS
years from Obtehmm iiwttr for rob-
bery, wm given a ymrt additional
.‘teavo of abeenee.
Howard Walbora, Goal oounty.
BMnslawhter. SS yaate, committed
Sept. S, 1040. given a teavo of * bra ns
Bspt. I, IMS, soli di-maatha add!-
tioml Have.
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THURSDAY
Food Stamp
Plan Accorded
WFA Approval
___ w^s Dita+v Vr11« MWitChDd nOEB W&V U> I
WASHINGTON Jan g-CF^-The Rudy. M M muted a tong*
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indoreement
that would
■tamp plan to
MU* of low income families
Tbe plan would provide for distri-
bution of food stamps to f* ,1‘"
substandard incomes to insure them
an adequate, basic diet. The WFA
astimatert 18.000.000 person* would be
eligible and that the program would
cost tbe government a maximum o.
M.000D00.000 yearly.
WFA* approval wa* *et forth in a
letter to tbe senate agriculture cocn-
mittee and plan* were announced im-
mediately to open bearing* on the biu.
WFA'* Mnetion of
the stamp plan wa* occasioned by the
" cSLu. j Aiken (R-. VL) and La-
FoUette <Prog.. Wi* >. includes s bsn
against price control subsidies, key
_i • > administration'» fight
to stabilise consumer food prices at
September. 1043. level*.
Grover B H1U. who signed the in-
dorsement letter a* acting WFA ad-
ministrator. wrote that the stamp plan
»•** desirable from a standpoint of
public health but that the WFA did
not believe It would prevent food cost*
from ruing The agency had the plan
under consideration almost six month*.
Listen te tbe story st Valentina
Tarkina whs MW her husband and
son off to the war.
Hospital Administers
Oxygen to Bizzell
Dr. W B. BIzkU. president emer-
I itus of the University of Oklahoma,
was being administered oxygen Thurw-
; day in St. Anthony hospital where he
ha* been criticaUy 1U for several
week*
1 Hi* condition wa* reported "about
1’ the same” by hospital attendant*.
flikiFiatltak?
Evening Serenade
WKY, 8:30 P. M. «
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a ruu acDOTiuaa ■■
leered cal from -Tbe o< January » . ^Tllalph Mwards
mg thriller, i ne « jboumj w • . * - a g, _______
tucce*sful wa* thi* multiple foiward* win take T. ft C. on a
of vaudeville and movie fam* ro,T_c/OTT,K_ junket starting Janu-
purchsM of an interest in tbs B
• — " - u*rh* network brings a large magaxiM into
a tbs network bradrating field tor tbe
Auer Needleo to My who t°t in tbe fim BroMlened scops <rf
l**t word—and tbe last punch. chain in ruww~asting from tbe
After surviving two Vallee program* fronts win bs effected, since
: —and after tbe Vallee personnel «r- ) yune-* of correspondents win bs
__*ha WFWR wnUAdfid tO be- I sMflahla Th®
nvea n*.. --- -
come s November contributor. The
invitation was repeated for December
and on New Year's Evo she waved a
glittering contract affirming positive-
ly that henceforth she should May
snd stay and stay.
During the five or six month* of I
Vallee’s absence. Joan has not only
kept the program among tbe first ten
in radio, but recently she won the
coveted Motion Picture Daily Award
a* the most outstanding radio comedi-
enne of the year No wonder she's
been asked to stay and stay!
last straw.
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