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U. S. Aid to Quit UN Pont
February 1, Report* Say
of the UN assembly. however, Amari-
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funeral borne for Dr. Joseph Ettas An-
demon. 73. Moore phyrtdan who died
tn bis home Friday night.
Dr. Anderson bad been a practicing
The administration is behoved to
favor two steps for this big reason:
If amendments to the Wagner act
wore included tn an ail-purpose
omnibus bill, and if MT. Truman
did not like the amendments, bo
could not veto the Mil without also
killing the repeal measure.
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radio priest and lecturer. Tuesday wiU
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experts said about 110.000 sheep were
threatened with starvation in Utah as
the new disturbance struck. Winter
ranges already were covered with deep
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want to get rid of the Taft-Hartley-
law fast, first because they don't
like it end secondly because new
contracts are coming up and they
want to know Just whom they stand
la deaimt with me ns gamont.
Mr example. repeal of the Taft-
law would make closed
gal again. Under them, ern-
es n him only union mem-
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moved here from Creek Texas. He was
born Nov. it. IBM. tn Boy, Oa. He at-
tended Grant Memorial untvemtty,
Crime Bureau New Labor Law Dispute Arises
win bo a kA « argument over
amendments to the original Wagner
act. Therefore, I am Mr doing it la
two tsps "
Senator Humphrey (Minn.), a new
member of the committee. alee lined
up in favor of two st
“the whole Job shoU
as quickly as poeeBM
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Of the other two
ready named to the labor commit-
tee. one Ben. Douglas (OL>—de-
clined to i
other, sen.
not be reached. One I
committee io temporarily
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single package idea. Lal
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church.
No is survived by Ms wtfo. Magnolia,
four daughters, Mrs. T. B. Walker,
Arlington. Va.; Mm. B. B. Hatfield.
Norman: Mrs. K. M. Frank. Bethany:
Mrs. C. L. Turner, Moore, a brother, mw ■■■■■« rwww^w»« ••
Ira Anderson, Oklahoma Ctty. and a would arrive over Chicago in ttw form
sioter, Miao BHas ABdoronn. Oklahoma at rata changing to enow by Mmday
Ctty: 13 grandchildren and one groat night.
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Patrol Plane Aids
Switch in Radios
On First Mission
charge of assault and battqry file
Mm. Jack Conway, same sddreee.
woman said be etruck her.
Income tax*seem T. Winfrey, one
of Okla. City's better known cittaens.
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physician, will be moderator.
Dr. Anderson,
Moore, Dies;
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yearn, but none reached a jury beeauee
of lack of evidence.
STET cS^Tmii bTuiSd ** _ ___________
y*^^U^Z*!**** gae royalty I (C) a vast housing program, ami (d)
tha raensting companies is incor- eontlnuaUori of rent controls for two
^tT- iUeeedby tbs examiner sad ] yearn .
inspector.
Dell Good, 64,
Dies of Heart
Ailment Here
I by Gov. Turner in
canteen coupon ee-
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st eevwral auditors' under coMidcra-
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Middleman Probe Eyed
wartime OPA" . 1 - -
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eg •mvMtemrni" to eeo if they are keeping the_eort of Mvtog higK
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Hiring of State
Auditor for Oil
Suits Expected
The state school land commission
Tuesday is expected to appro™ •»*
otoynwnt at an outside auditor to aid
jSjyjyn* at^S2J
5SS1 «5Sr o»> Bempenim * _
John W. Frigmore, ctty to»unt*nt
who woo ompr
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count at the state penitentiary, is
Rssidenta of Nebraska, Colorado,
Utah, Kansas, and the Dakotas were
warned to brace for the Mew. Those
states had Just reopened highways and
railroads clogged by the earlier storm,
Berne BtM Mioitag
Snowplows were sun see
missing. The Meet vtettm *
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truck driver who froee to death near
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uaat success Jan. m-
sources said Saturday ‘Dr.
Philip C. JtesHup plane to retire about
February 1 from bis poet ea deputy
United Ststes delegate on the United
Nations security council. He expects
to return to his position as professor
of international law at Columbia unl-
Head of State Negro
College Joins Council
Dr. G. L. Harrison. Negro president formed
at Langaton univeratty, Saturday was
net* hem* *■ third member of the
southern regional council for educa-
tion. appointed by Oov. Turner.
Harrison win serve on the council
XwS5dMU<SlZSi HeiS V«“F’ •ourt~
Q. Bennett of Oklahoma AdkM collage.
The council, which later win be-
come the board of control tar regional
education in IS southern states, la
studying a program at regional pro-
widow, was eliil unconscious in
--ry hospital Baturday from a
brain concussion *5?
7,...^.,. Rhe was found la M»
horns at 311 NW n Tliureday night.
Molly O’Day Danoe Studio—Now
sinrins Ballroom for high Whool Ac
Jr/Mgh students. Boom 313 Stan.
Aud. I-7MI, 7-B403. * (Adv.)
It*. BeaBy . New-Kenneth
G. Anderson, rt, of WB ®W M. com-
plained to police early Saturday he
parked bis midget car in the 100
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came back to find it swv»» ,,**"7" wa ouL
shorter. Officers raid the email auto F*r* “?ert,h?a
had apparently been hit fn
front and rear by other cam.
hi. truck on a highway 11 mite wed
airplane has been put to its first offi- wrriwi Neb
rial IMO. officials disclosed Saturday. OI ’
and it cut bourn of time from a rou-
tine radio maintenance mlesioiL
Charlee Hughes, head radio man for
the patrol, waa at Coalgate Friday tor
. » mv ~~ • ‘"OP meeting when word ceam
L^rtaFtocbee torn McAlester that the petrel treae-
looked ahead to a wearteame motor
trip to McAlester with replacement
unit**
Then bo found that trooper A. M.
Hamilton, the skyway patrol pilot
had flown the new ship to Coalgate
for the troop muting Hughes lined
up Hamilton got a replacement trans-
mitter strapped into one of the plane
seats and they took off.
They radioed ahead to McAlester
and had a patrol oar moat them at
the airport. The transmitter was
quickly substituted. Hughes and Ham-
ilton went back to the piano and they
were back in Coalgate lees than an
hour after they left.
State to Build Airstrip ffg
At Lake Murray’s Edge |H
An airstrip for light planes will be I
built on the northhern edge of Lake ■
Murray near Ardmore, the state plan-
niiw and rosouraes board has decided.
Work will start immediately oh the
110,000 project, and planes will bo
uetK it by next euaemer.
The civil aeronautic, authority wffl KB
pay Bl Percent o< tta cta State part|g
employee win do mote of the tabor, IB
thus cutting down the amount the ■
state will have te pay. board ebalr-
man Clssence Burch said Sahwday.
Gty Woman’s Brother
Reports From Hawaii
An Oklahoma City woman got a
first-hand account at the Mauna Ina
volcano eruption Saturday when
tars to M— .Tha put In a telephone eaU te her tenth ar.
tera te ^repepennan tn HawalL
Mrs. Donald Farmar. tM B Drive,
former reNdent at NS* HawalL eefled
her brother, termer state Meespaper-
man gbrsBen Tbompooa, Saturday
"^S?"ooanertten waert wry good
and it was hard to hear.** saM kAra
FBrmar. "te* X dM learn that «m
people te mo aren't running away
from the vateeno." __.
Mrs. Farmer, who made by heme
with her brother te HawML livod
abort 1ft teflea from the voleane
Second Hess Branded
Nazi, but Tenn Served
WASHXNOTON. Jan. B
Five aenate labor committee msm-
bora ante Saturday they want the
TsA-Hartiey law repealed and the — —----
CM Wagner art Mtaajl Mmcte- . mambera o< the senate Jaber mm-
lbw are te the majority'* the
committee and their views are re-
garded as certain to prevail te that
Chakman Btewt Thomae (Utah)
■aid:
“X fever two etepa If we tried te
repeal the Taft-Hartley law. reetere
the Wagner art and amend ths
Wagner art all te eno MIL I am
ataeM wo would never get rid at the
Taft-Hartley tew.**
Senators Murray (Mont.), and
Foppor (Fla.) etted ktentleal rea-
aons tor wanting the two pa tea go
*PPwr added this idea: After
TBfl torttey repeal and ro-enact-
ment at the Wagner art, there
should bo a labor-otanagemeot ecn-
tereoce to ■anNOer now legtatetinn.
Lit ii Miiit-M Agri am ml
-Wo ought to make an effort to
got some agrsttoent between labor
and mamgMomt before wo do any
thing about immitaimti - Fopper
said. -We donl want to go through
this savin **
Sen. Hill (Ala.) said: "In theory
the one package method la beet but
X am afraid tt would no* bo prac-
ttcal. B would take too long-There
peeed a far-flimg towyy^ttrto middle-
<Numee tbe"widMprMd between*what a
producer receives and what a eo*um-
^teTtoid reporters he wants to know
wter, for instance, cotton print doth
at the mills is below IMA OFA ceU-
tams yet -the consumer to paying a
heh at a price.**
Maybank said **1 don’t think anoth-
er OFA to the answer," but he added
that “some stand-by controls may be
^B^Sparfcman (D, Ala.) said that
because some prices "have begun to
w,——. . wobble- he had hoped Mr. Truman
An audit by the Mata examiner and wouJd tt neceeeary to aak ftw
inspector purported to show oewral conUoU. be indicated that if
major companies operating adbort gbown he will go
land Maceo owe the state more than with the president.
•313.000 from casinghead gee produo- Beeeas Freflte Charged
ttom ever a period of years. Truman, in hto economic report
Several court actions wore filed by to congrees Friday declared that prof-
thTlXrtment in the tart throe ft, swollen to excess and that
----—— - •— W—-du^m-ou. Inflationary forces" still
imperil ths economy.
Jflnnaum Murrv? __________ >te renewed his call for (a) M bfl-
Saturday one lions in new taxes; (b) an eight-point
^ cES^ te Mjludi* stand
to determine whrthy the mrthod *
Baby Beef Me to 43c lb. Lockers for
rent 3t» B. Robinson. 7-710.
(Adv.)
Vacancy Filled
By Bob Turner
Bob Tttraer. Otteknmi eouaty
MprtV RMritf ter 11 years until Ms
ntoBteMtan lart April. Saturday was
asmsd tewoltoMsr te tee state bursae
■anting the Foiieh miteiim. Fotand a statewide meeting at •:!
obtained the we of a 300 ntfUlono ex- urday at Btecsom Heath,
dm lore ore orported to
r, a member of dinner de nee, mid Stove F. Vtaeek
l—— -.-A. »i mmwm mi — —* -0 » m ■ wd A ea# bbom ehA0Mim
ors«n1mi1 club.' • _ ]
Fine. guar, watel
Fern Rtebardeon. rogtotari
■mker. 413 Natoo Bldg. 7-M
Bar No Aeh*Tray—A yning woman
and her 3-year-cid daughter seoved
out of their home early Saturday, the
fermir with her ear burned. The
7---tatd etffleere her mother had
put out a eigartt in her oar. She said
■he planned te tabs her mothher to a
peycMatrtet. and would Sleep oieo-
wherw. -Jurt te caea.-
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WHOLB Jer. urtk. 70c
Garrteou, Meridian dk f
3-4037.
... a«w a_ _ _V
Rev. John J. WsMe,
pue Chrteti church, wi
begin * esriee cf talks on “The Cath-
Church—Making It Basy to
Know." They win be at 8 p. m. every
Tuesday and Thursday until Easter
week. _______ _ ________________
Vbther Walds, who has been in the r—tan? schools for whits and Negro
priesthood M years. aH of them in
rwahrena City, said he win conduct
his talks in the auditbrium at Corpus
Chrteti school. MB is and StonewslL
The priest, who has converted some
TM persons to the Catholic faith,
since be became pastor of Corpus
Christi 34 years ago, said hto lectures
win be open to the public.
Father Walde said hi* talks win ex-
plain many ot the truths about the
church, about which the non-Cath-
olic public has been mtoinformod.
InHiawa Politician Diea
FRENCH LICK. Ind, Jan. 8—(O—
Thomas D. Taggart Jr- «. prominent
in Democratic politics, died Friday.
He wm the son al the late U. B. sena-
tor Thomas D. Taggart of Indiana,
and former president of the French
Lick Spring* Hotel Co.
Sa. zc.
attSt at 180 a. m. Baturday in his
h°Born in Indiana, bo camo to Okie-,
home about 33 yearn ago. No had hyod |
tn Oklahoma Qty five years, moving I (joum ’igi teteg w to the bsrt
Fur 33 years. Ociod wa*^n the **on°taxOs. art many members wore
Um ho asked, principally from corpora-
tion*. but the tax action will depend
dirt Un
here from Woltoton.
field’ tatoinoos. At one ttme, he aas
■uperintendent of
Co. m Seminole. After oomtag Bare
Oood osrvod as manager of t—
Friendly Store.
A rnemT
church ad
Mason, he---
Jennie Ben Good: a son C. O. Good,
both at the home: two daughters. Mm.
Lloyd Brom, 1304 NW M. and kfrs.
R. D. Steele. 3431 NB 37. and a broth-
er. Clyde O. Good. Muntoe. Ind.
services will be announced by Smith
A Kernke funeral homo.
Planes
(Couttaued From Faga
by Jewish IMhtere who found
-enemy planes” had been strafing
Jewish ground forces all morning.
Captured mar la Quoted
The spokecman quoted the cap-
tured Briton as telling thia story :
He was assigned to the 208th
squadron based on Fsyid. Egypt in
ths Sues canal rone. He ondj^
Ing Offlcere Cooper. Cooked Ctoas
were I—--- ‘
mconnsl—nnn mission te photo-
ta*Ks area from Rafa to Auja.
ths lead plane and all guns loaded,
the purported account went on.
►Hid he did not fire his guns.
toM Jewish questioners Ite
he ^McKlhaw. batted out when his
ptane waa hit by Israeli fighter gun-
urtm memago called for Taft-Hart-
ley repeat n ■ii—ibI of the eM
law aad certain -taiprwvnnenta" te
ft, butheaaM
er ptetidure
there has been plenty of contro-
versy.
At Ms news conference Friday,
the presMont was asked ter hto
views on the matter. He replied that
he had made tt dear what be wants.
Ths toll of dead stood st seven in
Colorado, nine in Wyoming, four in
Nebraska and one each to South and
North Dakota.
About 70 persons were still listed aa
miming to Nebraska. Sixteen were
university, New Orleans. Ho was a
* the Frtmttive Bapttot
___,__woum
„ tiw oolocttve end standby
bseto called for by Mr. Truman.
And a netey 81 pirttssa protert
«*• J*—>■
ers over the tadoreemeoi by tne peote*
dent s economic advisers of flexible
farm price supports, which might per-
mit declines to price floors next year.
They eald the president himself to
committed to "fuO parity" for faraa-
OCU Program Chaaged note of
the treelMnan orientation program at
Oklahoma City University has teen
ehanged from January 38 to, Jamiary
33 at 8 a. bl. according to Mt"?0*}*
X. Miller, associate director of the of-
fice of student pereonneL The pro-
gram wiU be to the fine arte audi-
torium.
Dr, J. M. Thompoon Jr. announces
reopening of hto dental of toss to the
Professional bldg. Ph. 3-4143 (Adv.)
Woman Charges Amaelt—Menin
Hoover Bilbrey. 35. of 3008 N Military
road, was jailed early Satirday an a
charae of aaaault and battery
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War OPA Goal Denied;
Long Illness
Fatal to Head
Of City Firm
George Sdward Woodward. 70 prea-
• ident of the Western Lumber * Hard-
ware Co, died at 18:07 p. m- niday
in his heme. 1303 NW 30. Hto death
came after an iltaees of one year.
Woodward was bom Sept. 17. 1878,
in Sherman. Texas. He caaaeto OW»-
homa City in 1008. A 838Brtte
wife. Ruby; a son. George Jr, 8118 ------------------
NW 33: a dauehtar, Mrs. William F. Athena, Tran., from which ho sratot-
Sett* Dalia* Texas, and three grand- ated and did graduate work _ta Tulans
-another war- children. u " . **
Services will be st 10:88 a. a* Moo- member of
—----------" J day to Hahn funeral home with burial
A senate Republican chief mean- )B y^riawn eometery. The family re*
quest no flowers te cent.
ft [City Briefs
Ctty l—— ----—.
Wssley hospital Saturday from
I _ ^.-2-^
Thursday. She
VlSlfoFoWelcGWM
Sen. O’Mahoney <D, Wyo.) slated
ita head the senate-house economic
committee, called the program "con-
structive and positive” ini designed
tradition*"
Nobody to proposin
tune OPA." he said.
BepsMtoaa Urges CMttoa
I while sounded a note of caution. Sen.
Miton*L*ll (Maas.) assistant OOP
floor loader, told a reporter:
-The eonduMoas and reoctomniir
ttons of the president are so extensive
they require a lol of study. Only after
careful consideration by every
itnember of congress can we be sure of
<nr mute* kmb)
The weather bureau warned Satur-
day that a bUaaard would strike Sat-
urday afternoon over the same west-
ern ptataa state* where the worrt
storm to the history of the wort left otic
33 dead and almost a hundred ados-
tog earlier this week.
Forecasters could not say whether
the new blow would bo aa bad aa ths
Rdf*
Senator Humphrey (Minn.), a new
L but be said
be done Jurt
field business.
asked, principally from corpors-
on ths stae of the jeverament elaasee to tap,
the Sues canal rone.
briefed for an armed arttal
laraelfand’wpttan JMrttions
took’ off with a earners to
He
He
saw
er’« plane 'kboC down and that
Twas hit by Israeli fighter aun-
ts Jewish spokesman said
my planes" sppsared over the
• sone again to the afternoon
were attacked by antt-rtreraft
~ fermi nMn Bound ____
tfon* ef^lrpjanro~wue_toea to be
by four I member of an underground communist
ita Washington before World
IL Like his brother, he denied
tve the Him brothers a
health when they were
abort ttaitog
ste on which
port Nywt bank credtt.
irday the work was
with reviewing Fo-
> ths purehaat of
~ emphasised that
ih mimi not only took no part to
is phem of the flm*s work, but
id temporarily covered all etmnec-
m with the law prartle* At the
cm, he was undersecretary of rtato.
Horsky said the fires concluded its
business with Poland shortly after
Funeral servicss for Hollis G. Beck-
ham. 51. former city oil company
auditor who died Tuesday to Torrance.
Calif., win be at 3 p. m. Monday to
Smith ft Kernke funeral home.
Burial WiU be in Memorial Park cem-
ewy.
Funeral aervices alao were held Fri-
day in Torrance, a suburb of Loo An-
eeles. Beckham was born in Arapaho
~ 7 “ years ago. He
worked for the Prert Machine Co. and
later the Collne OU Co., now owned
by the Santa Fe Land and Develop-
ment Co. /
Beckham moved to California in
1M4. His death was the recuh of a
heart attack Tuesday. He is «ufvived
by his wife. Myrtle: a son. Larry U.
Dalias; his mother. Mrs. J. H. Beck-
ham. 133 NB 18; two sisters. Mrs.
Bernice Davenport. 3303 N Robinson,
and Mrs. Nona Mtoe. 3430 Creston
drive, and a brother. Howard J. Beck-
|ham. Cut Off. La.
Acheson
(C—tbauod Preaa Page 1)
regiotarad. aa required by law,
DooaM Hie* a member of tbs
flrm and A brother of Alger Hie*
Donald wae named by former spy
courier Whittaker Chambers ae i
croup to Washington before World
War IZ 2_“ *.......
the charge.
Acheaon
dean MU c
flret suspected of communist associa-
tions in 183* according to recent
testimony before the house un-Ameri-
can activities committee
Poland Goto Help
i While Acheson'S firm wae repre-
Dr. Jeosup would not comment on
his plana. During the Paris meeting
nvwcici,
intended
port when his year’s
frogs Columbia ex-
•y Ctty aehooi cafeteria managers wiU
• meet at 7 p. m. Monday in Ao Okla-
homa Natural Gao Oo. kitchen for a
cake and poetry dMiiiairtrattnn. A
brand shortening repreeahtattyo win
•tvs the demonstration. School eafe-
teria bakers are invited.
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Auto tags? Drivers townees? Ira T.
Winfrey at John A. Brown annex and
H. L. Green Co. (Adv.)
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State Car Dealers
‘"itaterode meeting >t MB
Mrtm sre expected to i
M13 8 BhartoL president of the newiy-
*teh i lyalrtag by Mrs.
, rertsterpd woteh-
(Adv.)
be protected.
Spawned ia Canada
SS
oping it* fuU strength this morning.
It was acoompanied by a severe cold
wave, high wind* and moderate to
heavy mow. Weather experts mid tt
probably would affect a wide portion
of the country since tt was moving
south and cart rapidly.
Barty Baturday. the storm spread
over mart of North Dakota and aU of
Montana oast of the oontinental di-
vide. It was jurt beginning to push
into Wyoming. Forecasters eald ft
of rain changing te snow by tainday
Polk Death Suspect’s
Wife Held By Greeks
iaZ.»d tt t> .U0M Odum-11
rounded » business wttk Poiaaa sneruy aner
ZCa liRdir Bbe was held taoeate T
■’RmT hare been trying to And IjMcif* Hits 91, Bseot*—
liSSrtfo* * 2S — loMart FMfarW Jairut
BALT LAKB OTT. Jan. 8 -ft
knw-time goal at UWtad States Dts-
trtet Judge Tillman D. Jsfrnenri to
become the nation's oitart federal
M8» M history-sms reached Batur-
the record of
Holmes, who
from tbs united States an-
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