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Hixon’s Holdup
Trial Set Here
Arkansas City Plans
$110,000 Bond Issue
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city water department etmlnp at no
expense to the taxpayer*.
OBU to Get Two
Naval Barracks
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Fred L. CeHead Lawdec. Nursery
8-5959
operations until the fields dry, which
may require a week.
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ton Hotel Strike Over
?ttlement of the Washington hotel strike October
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capacity crowds In various election day celebrations. Above,
Claesen Nursery—4-6924
Carter Flower Shop sad Nursery
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ing from old-fashioned remedies to
clean, white medicated Penetro.
PENETRO GIVES VOU
the home-approved mutton euet fea-
ture, liquefies aa it’s applied, and scien-
tific medication rube in to help break
up the local congestion and relieve mus-
cular soreness and tightness of colds.
And Penetro keeps on worAtng for hours
to soothe and oomfort, and to encourage
restful and welcome sleep.
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When discomforts of colds make chil-
dren feel eo miserable, many young
mothers now rub on PENETRO for
quick-acting relief. It’s so clean and
white, so pleasant to use—and eo effec-
tive! PENETRO’S modern-type, medi-
cated vapors ore re/soeed at once to bring
soothing relief to irritated upper bron-
chial tubes, clear the head, relieve sore
throat, help quiet the coughing of colds.
Modern mothers everywhere are chang-
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grande jury for
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Stahl Given Poet
BORGER. Texas, Nov. 5.— (Special.)
—The chamber of commerce has
named C. R Stahl as the local rep-
resentative on the West Texas cham-
ber of commerce.
6cZc_ ^onqJuaiuLahi,
Our State Leader for October
BERT R. REED
We congratulate and thank our representative
Bert R. Reed for being the state leader with our
company on October production.
The Mersfelder Stale Agency
Kansas City Life Insurance Co.
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has been ordered by Northwestern
State college and will be installed in
the auditorium In Herod hall. Private
lessons will be given to college stu-
dents only, because of Limited staff of
teachers.               >
The firms listed below will be glad to have you call them:
Choctaw Nursery—4-8512
Midwest City Nursery Co.
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Mother: ”1 know order does not
seem aa Important to you as It does
to me. Daughter, but we must find
some way to Increase your interest
In keeping your room more orderly.”
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Parents should take careful thought before issuing ultimatums.
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Without Painful Backache
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’ dieoover that the real
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fog tft» estate ar.de and waste out of ths
h«Md.. They bsip aosi people pees about S
tea a day.
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to remain in your Mood, it
rteskacb. rheumatic pains.
PUP and energy, getting up
vUlag, pc Anew under the eyes,
and dluinees. Frequent or scanty
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>k,t! Aek your druggist for Doan’s
,’ Mother: “I told Mary the next
time I found her room looking like
this, I was going to punish her—
and now I don’t want to do it. She
really was in a hurry this morn-
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JalL (pLaniinq
Fstronlse Your Home Nurseryman
Now Is the time to place your1 order for
FRUIT and NUT trees and BERRY plants.
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SHAWNEE. Nov. 5.—< Special.)—
Two barracks from the Clinton naval
base will be moved to tor campus of
Oklahoma Baptist university and re-
modeled Into 10 classrooms and five
laboratories. Dr. John Raley, OBU
president, has been notified by the
bureau of community facilities at Fort
Worth
The two structures will be complete-
ly equipped, bringing the total campus
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MAIN AT WALKER
clrrn by providing food and lodging at a
Otis SMiidtrh. can be found F-"
Lae, 18 m^nth*. Luther OUs, 2V,; Donald, 7 months
Social Security Adviser
In JFetcoka Wednesday
WEWOKA. Nov.. (Special.)—A
representative of the social security
office will be here Wednesday at 10
a m. to advise local reeidents. He will
have temporary offices in the chamber
of commerce building.
Any family whose wage earner has
died recently is urged to check with
this representative and see what
benefits they are entitled to under the
federal old-age and survivors insur-
ance plan.
hooking the new wells to the present
city system, and a trunk line into the
southeast industrial section of the
city to provide better water pressure.
The bond Issue will be reUred from
College Bays Organ
ALVA. Nov. Be— (Special )—A Ham-
ARKAN0AS CITY, Kan.. Nov. 5 —
(Special.)—In a move to Improve the
city's water system, which failed to
meet demands of local consumers dur-
ing the summer dry spell, the city
commission is preparf
bond Issue to finance
of the system.
The contemplated expansion plan
includes four new water wells, a line
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COLDS STRIKE
This Modem Way Brings
Such Wonderful Comfort
nt a Police
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Two Hurt in Auto
Collision in County
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Two persona were Injured in the !
rear-end collision of two automobiles
at the southeast edge of Oklahoma
county on US 370 Sunday night, the '
highway patrol reported Monday. The
accident occurred during a misty
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Mrs. Julia Basinger, 35. wife of Lin-
irtaMS       ta«a XSlU-a TaaterSar)
LANTA. No*. 4—(AF>—The At-
poUoe department sought legal
Slty Monday to support its an-
»d campaign to dissolve the
Negro order known aa Columb-
I Security Tax
( Board Sends
' Prompt Reply
By HOWABD VINCENT OBRIEN
CHICAGO. Nov. 5. — (CDN) —So
many tales are told of red tape and
bureaucratic Incompetence, that I
think I must relate my adventure with
the social security board. -
It occurred to me one day, to won-
der what had become of the money,
deducted weekly from my pay check
and paid to the social security board.
So I wrote the letter, using the only
address I had—"Baltimore, Md.”
The answer came by return mall!
It was a printed form, stating that I
had neglected to give my date of birth
and social security number.
I returned the form, properly filled
In. It was only a matter of days be-
fore I received a statement of account,
showing tn dollars and cents, just how
much money stands to my credit.
I got the information In less time
than it takes to change an address on
a magazine subscription list.
This year Wards Christmas Book has something extra special for everyone
on your shopping list! If you haven’t received your complimentary copy of this handsome
book, ask for it at our Catalog Department today. Then shop through its 192 pages of
helpful gift suggestions — there are scores of selections to choose from ... all at
Wards low, money-saving prices! After you have made a list of everything you
want, phone our Catalog Department and we will handle all the ordering details
for you. Make Wards your 1946 gift headquarters!
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for one of the atrwturca on the Shaw-
nee airport la pending.
Addition of the claxarcoma and lab-
oratories will permit the Shawnee unl-
veralty to accommodate 504 more vet-
erans next autumn or sooner, aceordo
ing to Raley. Completion date M
scheduled for early January.
The OBU president, accompanied
by Dr. Orin Cornett, vice-preaident,
and Paul Nance. buMneas manager,
will go to ft»rt Worth following the
Baptist convention in Oklahoma City
) to help make final plana for remodel-
ing of the Clinton buildings.
improvement project cost to approxl- mond organ, .complete with, chimes,
mately 4204.000, Doctor Raley esti-
mated.
In addition, the federal bureau has
approved OBU'a request for an admin-
istration building, which the school
will move to the campus. Application
Wa»hin
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31,, the hotel ataffa immediately began preparation to
Arthur F. Douglas, president of the Statler Hotel Co., cute a
pumpkin pie. as Pastry Chef Amedeo Totl looks on, (Acme
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Oklahoma Family Stranded in Boston
A 23-year-oId mother with four babies ended a 1,500-mile trip from Oklahoma to Boston Oc-
t.>ber 34 nl» to find that her husband was missing from the address at which he was sup-
posed to meet her. Boston policemen came to the rescue of Mrs. Mary Sanders and her chU-
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ran be found. Mrsi Banders is shown with the children, left to right: Nancy
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ley Wayne Basalnger, 35. driver of one
car, suffered shock and bruises and
was treated by a Harrah physician
and released. Their daughter, Lovanna
Jeanette, 8, escaped injury, as did
Basinger.
The other car was driven by J. B.
Wallace, 33. of 3030 South Robinson.
Miss Dorothy Jean England, -1, of 144
SE 34, his only passenger, suffered
Shock and bruises and was treated at
Capitol Hill hospital and released.
The rear end of the Basalnger ve-
hicle was demolished, Troopers H. A.
Stafford and Luxon Smith reported,
adding that had not Basinger’s daugh-
ter crawled into the front seat shortly
before the accident she would probably
have suffered serious Injuries.
Pubae Chief M A Homaby aald a
•oenpiete file on tbe organisation a ae-
tintlee would be given to the city at-
iQgMy. He also said he would ask city
councL for tfr.medlate paaaage of
Jegula’.KXi to revoke the Columbians’
ghiari*, if present ordinances do Dot
permit such acuon.
Meanwhile, two at four
of the order arrested Saturday
ct^rgee at inciUng a riot” remained
in custxxly. The other two wets reieaa-
•a under 45,000 bonds All will be giv-
er. a hearing Friday.
The four rrbn were jailed following
a e«snonstrat;or. against a Negro fam-
ily -Imcvujg into a house formerly oc-
cupied by white tenants
a Schedule Set i
<A. s — (Special.) — |
___ Red Cross workrooms
be ojteh h<re each Wednesday
iiwx>n until all merchandise is
Mwd of. Mrs Ivy Pramer pro- -
Ion chairman of the county chap-
has announqed.
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(■UertaUS frws Late BSiUaa TaatevSar)
James A. Hixon, 38. and Joseph Lu-
ther Hixon. 33. brothers indicted by
the October federal (
robbing the Walters Na'
November 34 under present plans of
Charles X. Dierker, U. B. district at-
torney, he said Monday.
James Hixon Sunday was trans-
ferred to the federal Jail at Muskogee
and will be brought here for arraign-
ment before Paul Showalter. U. 8.
commissioner. Joseph was arraigned
before a fedeAl judge in Wichita
Falls, Texas, and placed under 835.-
000. Following his plea of Innocence
before Judge Edgar 8. Vaught in fed-
eral district court here last Week, his
bond was Increased to 850.000.
Joseph Hixon was captured at Elec-
tra. Texas, when he visited his wife
and his father-in-law disarmed him
and called police. James was captured
Thursday two miles south of Antlers.
He was lodged in jail at Antlers, then
removed to the Choctaw county jail
at Hugo and transferred from there
to the federal jail at Muskogee.
The two brothers are charged with
having robbed the Walters bank short-
ly after noon on August 8 of 833,000.
More than 85.000 was found on the
person of Jamas when he was ar-
rested. and federal agents claim Jo-
seph had eight 88 bills on which the
Walters bank had serial numbers
when he was arrested.
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Sugar Refinery
Faces Shutdown
Due to'Rain, Cold
(BeerlateS frws LateZ Mitten YMtecSap)
GARDEN CITY. Kan.. Nov. 4.—
(UP)—Threat of a shutdown because
of rain and low temperatures was
faced Monday by Garden City’s sugar
refinery.
Rainfall began late Saturday and
continued much of Bunday, soaking
beet , fields. Officials of the Garden
City company, the state's only sugar
refiners, expressed fear the fields were
too moist for trucks to pull loads.
. It was doubtful if the company has
enough beets In storage to maintain
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br MiClioac far <»«r <0 ream. Doan's give
baj.py r-ltef and will kola tka IS mlkoo of
katesr tubas flush <*it p<..M*no«e waste from
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