Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 58, No. 28, Ed. 2 Monday, March 3, 1947 Page: 4 of 11
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Film Celebrities, Dodgers on Tax Refund List
with a refund of 118,412 during the
year ended last June 30. the Bank of
England, as agent for the British gov-
ernment. $3,843; the,Democratic na-
tional committee, $1,074 in employ-
ment taxes: his majesty’s ship Baker.
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“I wonder if he's still here
from last night or if he’s just
waiting to take her out to-
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WASHINGTON. March 3—<4A— i Theodore G. Bilbo (D.. Miss.). $852.52;
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$1,104; Alvin Welchel (R, Ohio). $530;'
Thomas A. Jenkins (R., Ohio), $1,449;
Sen. E. H. Moore (R.. Okla.), $1,135.
The "Daffy Dodgers” were credited
Principle Developed By A Famous
Surgeon end Chemist. All drugstores.
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taating medicine when eonstipetedt
Candy-coated, mint-flavored Feen-
a-mint is delicions yet mild, effective.
Science aays- Chewing your food
helps it do the most good. Similarly,
chewing Feen-a-mint prepares its
flne medicine to give the greatest
benqflt-flows it gently and gradually
into' digestive system. Chew tasty
Feen-a-mint exactly ae directed. Con-
tains very medicine many doctors
prescribe. Used by mlUionsI 10«. U<.
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zoNiTB actually destroys odor. Helps
gvarci against infection. It killssvery
germ it touches. You know It's not
always possible to contact aU the
germs In the tram but tov can >k
sure — zonitz immediately kills all
reachable germsand Keeps them from
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For a smooth-operating gasoline and efficient
engine-operation, make Phillips 66 your choice!
There’s a good reason! Phillips 66 is “vola-
tility controlled”—matched to the climate to
give you fine performance no matter how high
or low the mercury goes!
Why not see the difference for yourself?
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Names of Hollywood celebrities, big- Reps. Katherine^8t. GeorgejR.. N;YJ.
time politicians and giants of the in- r* ‘ *“ * ”
dustrial world studded a list of tax
refund recipients made public Mon-
day by the internal revenue bureau.
Upwards of 50.000 individuals and
corporations are on the list, which the
bureau sends to congress annually. It
enumerates all refunds of $500 or more
during the last fiscal year.
Chairman Clare E. Hoffman (R.,
Mich.) of the house expenditures com-
mittee to which the report was sub-
mitted, is on the list. So are the
Brooklyn Dodgers baseball team, the
Bank of England, the Democratic na-
tional committee, a British warship, I
and William Shakespeare.
Others in politics include Gov. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey, $577.83; Sen.
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Berthoud pass
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prices and slightly higher prices for
stocker and feeder cattle.
The economists also forecast slightly*
higher prices for most grades of
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The Pony Express set the pace!
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SOIL FIFE FITTINGS COPPER PIPE FITTINGS -
TRANSITE PIPE and FITTINGS
Russell Plumbing Co.
47 N. E. 23
LIQUIDATES
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Removes Cooking
Grease from
Ges and Electric
Stoves Instantly
Lift MIXING, RINSING
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At Denartment, Hardware. Paint. Drug,
and Grocery Stores Everywhere
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can do to help you feel improved and how >
fast it works. $et Remind from your drug-
gist and take exactly as directed. Ree tbe re-
aulU for yourself. You be the judge- Unleia
surprised and delighted, simply return the
empty package and your money back to
guaranteed. Don't suffer another hour with-
out trying Remind. Insist on Remind— if
your druggist U out. ask him to get it from
his wholesaler.
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Don’t fool with colds! Get famous
prescription-type 666 for fast relief
from cold miseries. See why 666 has
been the favorite of ‘millions of cold
auff.erers in 45 years ! Try 666*—to-
day. Caution: Take only as directed.
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Intimate Physical Facts?
Mother! It’s vour solemn duty to tey
your daughter how important d ouch-
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h and marriage happiness.
Tell Tier how weak, homemade mix-
tures of salt, soda or vinegar do not
and can not give the great germi-
cidal and deodorant action of mod-
ern ZONITX.
Caution your daughter against
overatrong solutions of harmful poi-
sons which may burn and severely
irritate With zonitx there's no such
risk' No other type liquid anttoeptic-
eermicide for the douche of all those
tested is so powerful yet so harm-
less It positively contains no car-
bolic acid, no bichloride of mercury.
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544 Register
As Lobbyists
In Washington
WASHINGTON, March 3—(IP)—Five
hundred and forty-four lobbyists are
signed up on Capitol Hill to work their
persuasions on congress. Some labor
for nothing and others command pay
running into five figures.
Of the total registered under the
- 1848 regulation of lobbying act. 239 (
speak for industry or some segment j
of it. while 121 directly represent la- ;
bor organizations.
Twenty veterans’ lobbyists are en- ’
rolled and the same number plug for
farm interests. Religion musters 11.
the Women’s Christian'
* Union, and education '
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10,000-yen notes, night absence after a trip to Cincin-
aid Monday. nati with the Fryman brothers and
another girl, the sheriff said.
Dericks said the other girl left the
Frymans and Dorothy in the car
about 1:30 a. m. Bunday to spend the
night at the home of a friend.
DOES YOUR DAUGHTER DARE
F reeze Backlashes Gulf .Coast
Following New England Snow
Sub-freezing weather played a return engagement in Florida n^an%3Mwas\eiVwith-
and on the gulf coast Monday as a storm of ‘marked intensity charge Monday after Dorothy
added as much as eight inches of snow in New York and New Eng- Boone. 17, was found dead in the
jan£j ( automobile In which he and his his
Snow ranging generally from two to six inches in depth fell brother slept.
Sunday in the east-central states, bringing the-accumulajaon to^as ofst^rt^ys^^cSd^V«nrto
I Cincinnati for analysis after cause
of death was not learned at an in-
quest.
The girls body was discovered by
her mother. Mrs. Elmer Boone. Sher-
iff Dericks said Raymond Fryman
i and his brother. Thomas. 20, were
- asleep in the car. It was parked neai
3——General Mrs. Boone's home. Mrs. Boone found
MacArthur would look with disfavor her daughters body when she bc-
At jRckRonville and rauanassee. on any Japanese attempt to print and came worried about the girl s »u-
Fla.. the mercury dipped to 31 degrees tssue 500.
__a___ -,U(U ArlanHn «hiv^rP<t $.4-
In 35 degrees, Tampa 36 and Miami
46.
Elsewhere
of 29 degrees. Biloxi,
and New Orleans. L.
from the coast, all stations
temperatures below
weather bureau .said
Connecticut was in the center of
the New England storm which was
moving northward over New England,
leaving three to eight inches of snow
in Virginia and Maryland. Upstate
New York was covered with snow as
deep a* 30 inches at Syracuse after ‘
receiving up to Weight inches Sun- ;
day. Some schools in the Rochester '
area were closed Monday because of
snow-blocked roads.
Virtually all the plains states re-
ported sub-zero 1
with Valentine, Neb , the coldest spot
at 10 beloir.
Slightly Higher heat
Prices Are Forecast
MANHATTAN, Kan., March 3—
^—Kansas state college economists '
forecast that Kansas farmers may ex-
pect steady to slightly higher wheat
___T , 1,000 or 1
one of his advisors said Monday.
The Japanese finance ministry re-
portedly was planning to issue the
Elaewhere on the gulf coast. Mobile, larger notes to "reduce printing -costs.’’
Ala., reported an early morning low Qne-hundred-yen notes now are the
'. Miss., had 35. ; largest in circulation.
La . 37. Inland
reported '
freezing, the
THn DOCTOm WAY
1 • Backache, loaa of the old pep, getting up
1 ~ 2 j often caused by
nothing more than improper kidney ac-
tion due to excess acid in the urine. The
kidneys are one of Nature’s ways of re-
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when these' impurities back up, trouble
may start.
So if you have these troubles, give your
kidneys and bladder a good flushing out
by taking Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root. It
works on the kidneys to flush them out
. . . increasing the flow of urine to help re-
lieve that excess acidity and ease that
burning sensation when you pase water
. . . helps that bladder irritation that
makes you get up nights.
Made of 16 herbs, roots, vegetables, and
balsams. Swamp-Root is absolutely non-
habit forming. Millions have taken it for
3 generations . . . often with wonderful
results. Caution: take as directed. MMas^a a
For free trial suppta, s«d to DeptJY, FEEN"
Kilmer 8s Co.. Ine., Box 1255, Stamford. , .
I Conn. Or—get fuU-sised bottle of Swamp- f --'S s——
' Root today at your drugstore.
including 1
Temperance
eight.
Organized labor's forces are bol- 1
stered by 55 persons representing ’
groups which usually line up with the , . asg»aa |#milCVC
unions on such matters as rent con- j iLUvn W I ftlUftt 8 w
trol, public housing and other issues
not strictly of trade union nature. Of i
these 25 speak for tbe Townsend Na- and headache are
tianal Recovery Plan, Inc.
Seventy of the lobbyists fall in
“other” categories. They.range from--y--.-------
Frneat *L Wilkinson who beats the moving impurities from the blood. And
Krnest, l. wuxmauu, who tS— imnuritwa hwk uo. trouble
tom-toms for the Klamath Indian
tribe, to M. Louise Gross, who is
against ‘all prohibition bills, federal
controls like GPA. and other tabor,
communistic and un-American acts.”
Incomes on the lobby list are topped
by the $65,000 a year paid Purcell L.
Smith, but Smith said he spends less
than dne-fourth of his time on “legis-
lative matters” for the National Asso-
ciation of Electrical Companies.
At the other end is Thomas Edward
McGrath, who tabors for the tax-
payers of the United States of Amer-
ica and takes "what I can get.” Many
lobbyists are unpaid volunteers; some
don’t even accept expenses.”
We carry the J&M shoe expressly for that certain
kind of man who knows fine tnmgs and makes
them his own. Only J&M will meet his exacting
requirements. Shown, the "Mayfair of imported
brown Scotch grain— 23.95
Men's Shoes, 2nd Floor
4\otks>cluLcb
Main at Harvey
Arthrilis Pains
Curbed Easy Way
Fight Paim ri Swollw Mint*, Rheumatism, tauritis, Stlatica
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acbea at Arthritis. Rbowsaatism. Rwonaii
Joints. Lumbago, Sciatica and Neuritis have
been dslightod to dlscorer that Urn Doctor’s
through ths blood sliest immediately after
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Snow Blocks Bethoud Pass Near Denver
Snowplows were digging Into huge snowdrifts In Colorado . wmKhorugh
way for traffic, tied up in many places over the weekend. Here a plow cuts a way tnorug
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Girl Found Dead
In Car as ’ftlen
Sleep: One Is Held
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been delighted to discover that tbe Doctor's
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tbe'flnit does, usually helping nature remove
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The snowfall at Chicago measured seven inches^
The Chicago weather bureau said* “
temperatures skidded to readings well t ])fac Arthur Opposes Jap
X “ZeXJ”. 'Plan to Print Big Money
Ing snow flurries in northern Georgia . TOKYO. March
Sunday.
Jacksonville and
ria., me mcikuij wr. —-o r
early Monday, while Orlando shivered
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 58, No. 28, Ed. 2 Monday, March 3, 1947, newspaper, March 3, 1947; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1766703/m1/4/: accessed June 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.