Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 57, No. 96, Ed. 1 Monday, May 20, 1946 Page: 3 of 18
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M ALE8TER May 20—(Special)—
O. J. Fox. Oklahoma City, will apeak
at a meeting of the Old Age group of
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Official Axe. built light . . .
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Flower and Scarf Shop.
Girl Clings to Bumper, Survives Wild Ride
Lorrayne Taylor, 5, hangs on the bumper of a neighbor's car in Des Moines to demonstrate
the grip that probably saved her life. John Lawrence, driver of the car, said oncoming mo-
torists signalled him to stop on a highway and tie found Lorrayne clinging to his bumper.
How or when she climbed on, he didn't know and all Lorrayne would say was. "I was going
for a loaf of bread for Mommy.” (Wirephoto.) ____
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Fashion highlights the shoulders, belittles the waist and
billows the skirt. The neckline is low for extra coolness.
\nd you can have it in blue, pink or yellow. 10 to 18
$8.95
Here« State
Stumping Map
The following candidates for gover-
nor announce speaking engagements
Monday and Tuesday:
Monday
H. C. Joneo—Antlers. 2 p. m.: Hugo.
S p. m.
Dixie Gilmer—Grove. Jay. Tahle-
quah
William O. Coe—Antlers. 10:30
a. m; Hugo. 1 30 p. tn.; Broken Bow,
' 5 :30 p. m.. Idabel. 7 :30 p. m.’
Tuesday
H. C. Jenea—Broken Bow. 1 p.
Idabel. 8 p. m.
Roy J. Turner—Erick. 10 a m ; Elk
City. 2 a. m; Mangum. I p. m
Dixie Gilmer—Westville. StilweU.
Sallisaw.
Jem Fallen—Seminole.
Holdenville.
William O. Coe—Durant. 11 a. m ;
Atoka. 2 p. m; Talihina. 5 30 p. m ;
Poteau, 8 P m.
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Yearbook Is Delayed
DUNCAN. May 20 —(Special >—
Due to printing problems, delivery of
the Duncan highschool yearbook.
"Smoke Rings. ‘ will be delayed until
i the first week of June. Charlene
Schick, editor, and Olive Stewart,
sponsor, have been notified.
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' British to Quit
Egypt,India
To Hold Trade
Modem Head to Receive
Weight (260) in Diamonds
CANNES. France. May 20 —(CTPfl)
The Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the
' Ismalll sect of the Mohammedan
. faith, la going off the gold standard
i for the second time in his life when
next month he will turn his weighty ________ ______ ______
I self into rough cut diamonds in South , clpal fBClor’g which influenced Brit-
Africa at ceremonies commemorating
1 his second diamond Jubilee. (The first
was held March 10 at Bombay. India.)
.. Thaw the descendant of Mo-
hen June L Other prominent apeak- who wel<h< more than 2M
" ‘ " ■“ pounds and hope* to put on more,
will seat himself in a scale, with dia-
monds counterbalancing his weight.
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Gay flowers to tuck in bcr bair
. .. her lapel ... her belt . . .
snowy soft scarves in rayon
crepe . . . gifts she will enjoy
all year long.
$1.00
Camp-o-Sack. pack for full
equipment . . . $3.50
Shelter Tents . . . pup style . . . S. .50
• Official Camp Blanket. 62x82 . . S6 50
She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth \\ ilkins. 101 SH 43rd Street.
Blond five-and-half Helen K. may grow
up to he a lion lamer or own a zoo . . .
she has a head start right now . . what
with a canary bird. Boston Bull dog. and
chickens. Spends the summer with
Grandma who has cows ducks, cats and
scads of other animals. She loves rodeos
and zoo . . . loves any kind of animal.
Helen K. for her own wardrobe, to wear
while leedmg the chtfks or going to town,
prefers a spun rayon pinafore. It s cool
and washable for all of the hot days
ahead. Comes in green, tan and blue.
Sizes 3-6. $4.00
Infants’ Shop, fifth floor
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sin's Labor government to decide to
quit Egypt and India are the need for
poat-war trade and the realization
that the atom bomb has changed the
old ideas of empire defense.
Authoritative government and op-
position sources made this clear Mon-
day, and gave the following explana-
tion..
Because of atomic power, empire
defense is no longer a question of
maintaining troops in such places as
Egypt and India, where the risk of
becoming involved politically and stir-
ring up an economic boycott surpasses
the military benefits.
A high-ranking British official said
it WU by far the best course to nego- i
tiate a new pact with Egypt, and ob-
tain Egyptian good will.
"Markets should pick up in the new
atmosphere, for there was the possi-
bility if we did not get out of the
country the Egyptians might boycott
British goods." he said.
Members of the government are
agreed Britain could remain in India
only with difficulty. !f
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German Girls Quizzed
In Jeef>Slaying Case
NUERNBERG. May Sev-
eral frauleltu. known to have been
fraternizing with Negro GIs. are being
held for questioning by U. 8. army
authorities investigating the fats)
shooting of Sgts William R Timmons
of West Haven. Conn.. I»nd Paul R.
Skelton, of McKinney. Texas.
Agents of the army's criminal in-
vestigating division would not explain
why the girls were being questioned,
but declared that on the night of the
shooting one was known to have been
from Sampson. N. C.. who the agents
Band Short Con rar Set
■TILLWATER May 20-<Special.)
a-TlM fourth annual band short
course for highschool students and
WM directors will be held on the
Oklahoma AiM college campus June
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 57, No. 96, Ed. 1 Monday, May 20, 1946, newspaper, May 20, 1946; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1765504/m1/3/: accessed June 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.