The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 158, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 12, 1942 Page: 4 of 4
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THE OKLAHOMA DAILY NORMAN OKLAHOMA
Sunday Apr3 12 1142
Senator Suggests
'Induced Savings’
To Halt Inflation
Army Will Take
Commercial Airline
I Ships for Transport
i
WASHINGTON' April 11— P— The
war il-aiTmcnl innounwl Sntiinlav
niRht that trim air form: xunili) lake
The Oklahoma Daily
Navy Wallops
Delta Upsilon
Outfit 11-5
Pole Vault
To Be Relay
High Spot
I WASHINGTON Apnl 11'
! A pnigram nf ''lnihiril ovine" tu
over iippmiinan-lv 23 wrivnl of thr
j help want off inflniinn ami finanre
‘ domestic nimmcn-ial airline ami list"
The war via ailvnratnl Samnlav hv i
1 'them for carrying military cargora
Chairman Giwcr iTV-Gnl nf the sen-
i mil iieMinHel
ate finanee rommit'ec !
They will lie iipernicd vrir direr-!
Ricse ami other senator also li(ln f thr ! of
j nrmil overall -ontrol of prices andthp air riimmnn(l tt dnuirt
jwam- replacing the present wire j mPn id 1
jtive price runt ml system a part ofj -Kpv air1jnp wl! rn'
the ifeniTtil anti-inflation rmnpniffn wiraKP( Uv tlllir vwls ax p'
that President nooxevelt said was he-
Sailors Cinch Tie
In Softball Loop
LAWRENCE Kan Apnl II-
Ing mapped
‘If we were hnitnlly realistic we
would know that some system of
The imlc auli will he tin- dessert on compulsory savings Is not far off"
' the- well lialanred tru k ami field j Ucorge said in an Interview "
j menu Saturday in the 2th renewal Ilefore we Ret to that I favor ti-y-of
the Kansas Relays Ing a voluntary system of Induced
The Navj s sufllulicrsJitlnK llBroM Hum Ulp Nl?bri!liclI skylark! Kavlngs as part of the Impending new
liai'k afler two “V- J ' and Minnesota's Jack Uefielil appear
themselves in for a third of the win-:to thpm(clv
nine in the national league Sa unlay nppil he lwin avallablp
with an 11-5 victory over Delta Ip-
'to continue their current feud
rilon in the only intramural soft- hc natjoIla tllli?ate cham
ball contest scheduled jpton recently flitted over the 14-foot
With this triumph Navy finished vnch mark fop nmA thp Tex
its round-robin of the six team loop‘d reaya Hc wa puhP(J conera-
w Iih three wins and two losses Four : bly by durablc jjjeid who will be
other teams lpha Tan Omega Baf'among 24 Gophcr compel-
Lo West Delta Tau Omega and DU j ljg
are tied tor second with two 'win' top man at the
and two losses Next week two of carniva VPar wlth a aHght
these winner of the final gamejmont vaut a Tpxa
'whose four-year mark was snapped
by Hunt's soar at Austin last month
holds the Kansas relay record of 14)
feet 2 inches
will tie Navy for the loop title
Tbra a playoff will be accessary
to determine the representative la
the rhaaiplnaahlp roand-rohia of
the fnar leagae winners Navy
seemed almost certain nf the apnl
after three wins bat two sarprise
defeats threw the rare iato a
scramble
In the other Intramural softball
leagues the races are just a unset-
tled Phi Delta Theta Sigma Alpha
Mu and Pi Kappa Alpha are all un-
beaten In the American league Mon-
day the Phi Delta and thr Pi KA's
lux bill'
He explained (hat by induced sav-
ings'" he had in mini! a system where-
by a tuxiayci- would be allowed cer-
tain deductions from net taxable in-
come invested in government bonds
or other war securities
Kansas Company
Loses Trusteeship
Of Indian Money
Thirty universities and colleges In
the mid-central section will be repre-
sented College class entries Include Katl
Texas State Prairie View Texas
State college Oklahoma Baptist Ne-
braska State Teachers Pittsburg
Kan Teachers Emporia State Corn-
ell college of Mount Vernon ' Iowa
Ottawa and Washburn universities
I of Kansas and Missouri Valley col-
most effective nild pulriolic cmtrscj
unless and until lltrir country lntli-j
rates it requires them in the armed
foi-rps' i
I-atest availule statistics credit the
commercial
transports
airlines with ulKXit 310
Attorney General
Cleared of Charge
GOSPEL SINGERS — The Stamps quartet well-known group of
religious singers will present a concert at 8:15 p m Monday in
the First Christian church The Christian Youth Fellowship
will sponsor the concert and proceeds will go to hoir? and for-
eign missions Members of the quartet are standing Clyde
Roach Jack Hendricks pianist and Walter R'pnetnc sitting
Bob Baron and Frank Stamps i
Tahlequah Man Is
Sought inShooting
TAllIEgi'AII April II — UP—
I'ounty Attornn Houston Teehee
said Saturday night a 23-yror-old
Tahlequah man was la-ing sought In
connection with the killing of Irvin
Meant 26 former high school foot-
hall alar who wa shot off a motor-
cycle near hrr Friday night
Terhre said he was advised that
lhe suspect had been keeping com-
pany with Meant' former wife and
that there had been hitter feeling lie-
tween them A posse led by Sheriff
Rnivcr Bishop aearched for the aus-
! pet-1 throughout the dev hut report-
nl Saturday night he had not been
located '
Wr've plenty of tires and tnbea
bat oar chief concern NOW in
krep'ng ynar tires In good eon-
Hlon ItKPAIR now nnd KEEP
Til KM KOMJNR!
IIXIMJITHT TIKE SHOP
217 W Mnln Phone 7M
Oklahoma City Man
ti'i-sa okiu April li-av-j j Awarded Navy Cross
Harry Johnson assistant stale attor-'n i
ncy general wa cleared in municipal 0r OUperiOr UOndUCt
court Saturday of a charge of leav
Ing the scene of an aceldent
i In o enemy destroyers
The Stcuiirt w-s damaged slightly
but subsequently was knocked off Its
blocks In an air raid while In dry
dock at Sorraluija and ordered de-1
WASHINGTON April II — UP) — Hhiil to prevent her falling Into
1 lout -Commander Harold P Smith ihe halKl °f tho enemy Smith 3S
Judge Waller L Klmmel dismissed '
the charge on recommendation of i CI f°-V mmanding year old was awanlert the cro at
Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Eld-IT th l SS :rpremonl- hell In the office of Sec
er who told the court there were no! hc for a KnoX-
mcrilorioua conduct In a naval en- i
will have it out and the winner will 1rRP & jjamhail Mo
contend with the Sammies for the
tournament spot
Sigma Alpha Epsilon hold the lead
In the American Association hut it
is a narrow one with four other
teams in second a single game be-1 MUSKOGEE Avll 11 -Publication nyparid Muskogee insurance
bind Muskop Daily Phoenix and and Mryday RppilhIpan
The PI lambda Phis aeeding he Time -Democrat suspended with
uly one more victory seem almost ithp AP1-'1 bwues will be resumed
MUSKOGEE April 11— Fed
eral Judge Eugene Rice Saturday
signed a consent decree canceling 11
trust agreements with the Cnmmerrc
Trust Co Kansas City Mo Involv-
ing $2235000 in funds belonging to
Indians of the five civilized tribes in
Oklahoma
Under the decree entered in a civ-
il action by the government against
the trust company the Kansas City
firm agreed to return to Secretary of
Interior I ekes $2233000 In cash or
government bonds retaining all mort
gage investments and reimbursing
the trust estate for secured notes
with all accrued Interest
Tlie decree climaxed a two-year in-
vestigation liy the department of Ju
liee of aetivliles of Herliert G House
witnesses Mho could identify John-1 11
son as the driver of a car which flmi grgement off the island of Bali-
from the' scene of a t-pllision herei The Stewart was one of six U
- (
s
March 27
A 15-week course In aircraft draft-
ing to provide intensive training to
i destroyers in company with Dulch: engineers draftsmen- shop executives
Johnson was arrested in a black j warships which attacked Japanese nnd others is In Ing offered at Wayne
automobile near Rapulpa on a pickup! attempting to land on Flail and sank! university -oiilcr
from Tulsa police shortly after
the collision
OKLAHOMA
SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY
10c EVENING 30c
Rememer the University Band
Ccnccrt This Afternoon
He is charged in Creek
county with drunken driving ' I
Eider told the court witnesses had'
reported that the hit -run car involv-'
ed in the collision here was of a -two-'
tone color while Johnson was driving'
a black car
W R Gay driver of a truck hit by
the automobile protested dismissal
of tlie charge contending lie had wit-
nesses who would testify the ear in
the collision was a dark color and
not two-toned
Horton Morgan hind of vocational
education at Iowa Stale college is
j president of the rural' education do-
House wa brought to trial In fed-
certain to win the national nsM- j’10 a a rcsult of the cffortx of an 'J'nglof hhT " "
partment of the
nssnrliition
National Education
ciiilicn Even If they lose to the he U S concilia-
Sigma Nns in their last game Mun- ! ton ervlce
day they will get a tie i Tb1 pressmen and the employer
The hardball loop is a two-way af-'bkve agreed to
fair so far with Seven Up and Beta nwnrd a "oJuUon "f differ- Rlchlprl
Theu Pi still tied for first with four' enre- 1
wins
handling
of fund ri the late Eastman Rich-'
and wealthy Creek Indian The gov-
resume negotiations lat be required
to repay approximately Stonnon to
Jimmy Smith
U-DRIVE-IT SYSTEM INC
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By llonr or Trip
I’honc IS'- and after 10:30 p m
and no losses apiece Eaehi -
team has six games ahead and while ! pb 51 u vs Mavericks Pi Kappa Al- ‘ 0rn 1 eart' I
It seem certain one of them wijl pba vs Phi Delta Theta American' JBtaie haa worked out a
win which of the two it will be 1 In League j cvoPeratlvc plan for emergency use
tluubt They have a two games with! One hasclvill game between Flying lf f'ieilhlos liy the state und 'the
each other first ' U West and Sigma Nu Is scheduled 1 cltv of Berkeley
Navy's win over the Delta Upsib I
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mi was accomplished wlthoat
xiw'h trouble although the DU oat
hit the sailors 12 to 10 Eight walk
dished out hy DU hurrlrr Doa
Iluvis and two riror at had' times
made ap for the slight difference
la hilling
On the other hand Wash Kennedy
the Navy pitcher dished out only
one walk and his mates made only
one error Ik-hind him
Thr score by ianiagu:
Delta I'psilna unO-fttOJ— J IS 2
Navy a34l3um-ll 10 1
Bails aad Kline
Keaaedy and Alexander
The aofttall games scheduled fur
next Monday Im-lmlo Phi Gamma
Della vs Sigma Alpha Epsilon A-
Juerlcnn association: Pi lambda Phi
Vs Sigma Nu Kapa Alpha vs Beta
Tin la PI Flying U West va Sigma
Oil national association: Sigma Ai-
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