Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 233, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1949 Page: 3 of 34
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Rail Agent Named
DENVER Nov
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Oeocge Catron. 54 special officer
for the MKAT railroad, called police
for help early Thuraday—aomeooe had
tried to drive a car down the railroad
track! backward*
Officer* Mid they found an auto-
mobile astraddle two «eU of track*
in the 200 block E Washington. B
had one flat tire. The vehicle wae
impounded
Tire mark* »howed the driver had
rolled the car I
track* for 00 t*et. reported police •
gifts! Useful, wanted t
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Broadening School Car Found °n 1
- - - n Tracks Is Seized
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hungers . . . •Go lot
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me lb. follrminr » »~E SWAN nylon brml.
X^ihty , S./e* Color* 2n<|UL
Speed Limit Urged
A police department r»que*t for e«-
tendhw achool aom*’ U-mUe-per-hour
H eed limit to dangerou* location* near
but not adjacent to »chool ground*,
will be presented to the city traffic
commlMlon at 1U meeting Thuraday.
Roy Bergman, police inspector. *ald
request* have been received *1 variou*
location* Jor extension of the school
'speed limit to atraet intersection*
crowded with pupil* before and after
.school hours.
The commission also will hold a
public hearing on the proposed truck
by-pass route around the city, mak-
white
Additional storm damage was re-
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2— Bert E Mindanao.
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WATCH ^KijL
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quilted plastic
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hn«e bee bom >neg» . •
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Io lingerie silt* lor HER lor Chn«ltna< . . . the Mine
goes lor yourself' Hird of all. nylon does away with
laundry problem* . a . for lhc»e nylon brief* «wish
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Braiitilfillv 'lone in fink while or l.luc m »tt« I «"
8. with elastic lefliy < <>me in ... dial 3--I-I or mail
die coupon below (be ture lo give your second color .
choice)!
sctwcll hangers ••
for skirts, pants
Zvg Keeps g<menl> (tea rtf
A I and wnnllv (rra. ('1
I .month hardwood with
. (eh lining lo prevent Hip-
gang'
Of course.
Christmas
Archeis! I lere in
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with any color she
Sizes 8 to 111-
she 11 want her
stockings to I*
colors creat-
or contrast
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Prerloao Mid
Name .
Address
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(PUaM add 2% -Iw Ux p«u» pacling •topping chaws*
each ca*h order beyond sue delivery are* )
Stamp Stocks
Are Boosted
For Holidays
Additional ersdita of 22W.000 *•
posunaatero la OfclahngM haw bam
•llocatad to tak* car* of th* ChrlM-
maa rush businam. postal officials said
Thuraday.
Th* poatmMter* haw alraady been #
notified »nd Thursday thalr raquiai-
tinn* for th* additional stamp* war*
beginning to arrive at tha central ad-
counting office. Moat of tha raquiai-
Uona explain that some of th* sarty
Chri*tm»« mailing particularty for
rweraea*. ha* been started. In fa**.
November 15 I* the last data on which
Chriatm** packages for th* mUrtarr
•nd civilian employes connected with
th* military in ovarwaa poaitlooa
should be mailed her*.
Tint Di— R-iSht" O» A __
The October report of th* rx»*af-
flce het* diacloaaa first class incom-
ing mail In October waa 745 percent
over October a year ago whil* th*
outgoing first class mall waa 7 »6 per-
cent under a year ago. In . the fourth _
class buaines* tha Incoming mall do-
creased .51 of I percent while th* out-
going first class mall dropped 17.15
percent from October a year ago Ih
i all other clasae* of mail th* Incoming
traffic Increased 2.4 percent and th*
outgoing increased 24.41
Machine cancellation at th* poat-
: office vaached 4 242 522 pieces for Oe-
' tobef this year compared with 4,12a.-
t»5 pieces a year ago.
p.rcel Pssi Off
, The number of parcel post sacks
received in October thu venr waa
24.152 compared with 22.574 parcel
post sack* received a year ago. Thera
waa • big drop in the number of par-
cel po** sack* dispatched here in Oc-
with 45020 sacks dlapeiehad
, neutral bene
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Cbn»lmas-y ’n clever' Our exclusive"Loungecrbfi rayon crepe
duo in while doll on navy. a<iua or rote, ulin piping on the
mat . . . palama. In reyene dots on white Twice as nice tn
• Kerr’s distinctive gdt-wrap. ot cow*. \ «nou»ly m siMt IU
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Kerr’s Robe Shop. [<wlh floor
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MANILA. Nov 2—The number
of dead in th* Philippine* worst ty-
phoon In a down year* mounted to 17
Thuraday
Delayed report* from authortUea of
es*tern Negro* island *ald 21 addi-
tional »torm victim* had been counted,
backward* down th* previously 24 had been reported
lh< island* of Cebu and Ne-
gro*
Additional storm damage waa re-
ported from th* islands of Leyte and
aseugsaaeav.
In Manila, the Philippine* weather
plastic hangers,
set of 4 ...
( lew <m blue pl-ittir *»*h
Curved en<lt lo bold
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j Please send me the folloying NOTIONS:.
J | Quantity j Sue* I Color*
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,w. m H.M s MW'S
built S, mHsAs* cmisrtvs'i **•"«* «"
ssrtln* aw*.
-Your jeweler on CajMtot HUI-
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ladies quilted nickel - plated
plastic shoe bags... shears ...
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knitted woof
slippers...
Sltelib In (it »»v l»e
(nai , 5Mk «ool ‘*F'
ISVOI* in lovelv (Mviel
«olnr. ... «le.! tor Vv-
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work on a cbair in their room.
Gang Gets S4.000
In Raid on Home
PITTSBURGH. Nov 2 -<4b— A cel pt* h*d Increased over th* a*a>*
comp.n>onvbip .nd Ms
cess with no aelf-consciou* feei- ” . h ld d then -ot
irfg that people are looking at^any h g |4 000 haul rrom her
button hanging on their ear. Wili • J' w,dnrMr.v
the new invisible Phantomckl Mrg R(w> PrrI10K, jS, Dormont,
you meyjfee '*»‘d ’he loot Included 52.000 in Jewelry
appearance of deafnesa.The >na£-
ers l.‘ ---~ **.
Weat 19th.St. Chicago 8. III., are
so j.___2 2
they will gladly send you their
between 35 and 40 year* old.
Open House Means Ixils of V
The girls In Murdaugh hall, wometfa
. «< u»ir ^.na
New Hearing Device
Hat No Receiver
Button in Ear ~
I Chicago. Ill.—Deafened people
I are hailing a new device that
I gives them clear hearing without
I making them wear a receiver
I button in the ear Thev now en-
I joy songs, sermons, friendly
with no self-conscious feet-
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button hanging on their ear. Willi
new invisible Phantomcld n Mfg Ko(ic p^obo
from deafness, but from even tne . *. 000 ln C(Mlh 8he described th*
'of' B£)tone.’ pept. M 145D lX “ and'mMk'ei
---------- Mr* Prerloso Mid the bandit*
proud of their achievement ,lappc<i her »nd her maid. Mr*. Flor-
free brochure (in plain wrapperi
, pnH hknliin hnw VOI1 can tf»st thlJ
amazing
COC^ “ — - * — —— —•— - - —
to tell where the cash »** kept. p*^n
invisible device in the wnp adhesive tape, she told officer*,
of your own home with- yhe money represented receiot
ing a penny. Write Bcltonc from her husband * bowling alley I
lAdv.) prealoao Mid. *__
Above. Elaine Post. left. 2109
NW 23. Oklahoma City, and
Mary Alice Crews. Chandler.
— tober with 45 020 *ack* dlapatcnaa
I compered with 54,722 parcel poet lack*
dispatched in October a year ago
Postal receipt* for October thl* year
increased by 115.542 55 over th* *ama
period a year ago The October in-
crease was the twenty-second eonaacu-
tlve month tn which the poatal re-
house* if* told police three men posing month of the previous year.
Cootiette Members
25. Dormont. lustal New Chief
' In Club Ceremony
1 the bandit* Mrs M.y Hopkin*, member of Will
I the oanait Ro8(-r> VeUrang o( Foreign Wars post
—■ --------- auxiliary. Wedneaday night was in-
Kreisel of Carnegie to force them president of the Cootiette
----------- . . - — ----- '-T.---7"- " n cjup here member* of which hold
and explain how you can test thi* they bound the two women to chair* vrw hooorary degree*
invisible device in the wtlh adheaive tape, she told of tier r*. installation ceremonies were con-
of your own home with- The money represented receipts ducted at the clubs regular business
.. .. Mrs. meeting In the VFW hut. 221 NW *.
J Retiring president la Mr* Beds Swot-
---ford who was awarded the past pre«-
Ident a pin Mrs. Bwofford la ap suxlll-
arv member of post 1557.
Official* announced at Wednesday
, night's meeting two members of the
Cootiette* have been appointed bv
the naUonal president to organ!**
Luther clubs in Oklahoma.
Tb*y are Mrs. Pagp McCord, from
I'port t*57 auxiliary. waa appointed
a supreme organiser In the national
organlrntion. and Mrs Morine Alex-
ander. member of poet 406 auxiliary.
| who was named inspector for th* na-
tional organisation^
Jaycecs Organize Club
For Year-Around Work
The •klahovn* City Junior Cham-
ber of Commerce met at an organisa-
tional session esrly Thursday to set
up a year-around club to promote Its
program and recruit new member*
throughout the year
William E. Sharp. 1420 NW 25. waa
appointed chairman at the breakfMt
affair By-law* and other plana will
be completed at another breakfast at
Cobb's November 11 at 7 20 a. m
Its functions are expected to b*
similar to thoae of the senior cham-
ber's OK club which has been in ex-
istence several year* They greet new
firms coming to the city and keep
I the general public informed a boat
I their activities.
I Fort Sill Soldier Faces
I Marijuana Charge Here
William Footer. Fort Bill soldier.
I has been placed under 51 000 bond by
I the U 8 commissioner at Lawton tol-
I lowing hl* arrest on charge* of illegal
I (x»*»w*wn of marijuana cigarets
Ted Hagstrom. federal narcotie
I asrnt who filed the charge*, mid
I Fister had five marijuana clgaraU in
I his poaseaalon September 20.
He will be brought before Judge Ed-
I gar 8 Vaught in federal district court
I here to plead to the information,
I probably next week. Hagatrom said.
Mr*
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 233, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1949, newspaper, November 3, 1949; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1770037/m1/3/?q=alien+smuggler: accessed June 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.