Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 40, No. 219, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1930 Page: 2 of 32
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five at grips with major issuea of the
conference, naval experts for the first
time came much into the picture Fri-
day
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MCormick’s eyea twinkled as they
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reiling and mullioned pane
with the French and Anglo-French
disagreements over the scope of the
conference constantly under the mi-
Experts Enter Picture
In Arms Parley Work
By JOSEPH GRIGG
(Copyrieht, 1930. far Oklhoman-Times
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west water is rushing over it at a
depth ranging from two to eight
inches.
And the water stin is rising in some
places.
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always the highest.
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scores and the early participation of \
the naval experts pleases those who
think British naval interests never
are safe unless sailors stand at the
elbows of the statesmen.
ODDIE HIDE*TARIFF
PROPOSAL IS DEFEATED j
WASHINGTON, Jan 24—(P_
The senate Friday rejected the Oddie
proposal to increase the tariff on I
hides above the 10 percent ad va- (
lorem rate carried in the Hawley- ,
Smoot bill. Hide* are now on the free
list. The vote was 39 to 31.
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Steere, Cheyenne; Frank B Smith. This photo, sent by radio and telephoto, snapped in the royal
Woodward; Roy L. Everett, Weather- gallery of the palace of Westminster. as King George V of England
ford, and Charles Kasper. John W. opened the first meeting of the five-power naval conference with
prPhemonsstnewserasonworid peace. Ramsay MacDonald British
Bates Enin H Boyeman. James E------!________ . ________
The American delegates engaged in
a general week-end roundup of a half
dozen important subjects in which
the American* were interested. The
meeting was held without the pres-
s
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'The following story of the water bound, ice blocked area
near Big Lake, Ark., was written by Jack Bondurant. reporter
for the Memphis Evening Appeal He and William Day. photo-
f'el’j^ few °Vet the tsolated ar«> and dropped food and
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Clark Kenneth O Clapp. Robert J
Gunn. Jay C Huffman, Kenneth W
Kilpatriek and August M Brewer,
Oklahoma City.
on certain points and that the experts ;
requested a continuance of their con-
versations.
The Anglo-Italian conference then
followed.
In the afternoon, Secretary of State i
Stimson, who informed the press that j
he had been conferring with the full
American delegation for hour* Thurs-
day and Friday, also met the Italians
He reported encouraging progress
In British political quarters much
satisfaction was evidenced over the
cautious approach made to major
conference problems. There were some
who thought that Premier MacDonald !
might make too dramatic a start i
There were others who feared that I
TWO—OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1930.
Topcoats
line materials, tine tai-
inring and a good range
of patters are the high
points of the group now
greatly reduced.
In the ship there were sacks of
and then hurried away for an appoint- charcoal and small sacks of flour
ment with Secretary Stimson. The bought at Blytheville when e
quick suceession of conferences kept learned we couldn't reach the Red
the general picture of the negotlations Cross food supply Thursday,
changing rapidly.
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gleaming Diamond, and also two side
Diamonds, all mounted in a modernistical-
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Dino Grandi, Italian foreign min-1 soon,
ister, also saw Premier MacDonald
Every day the Times sells more papers in Oklahoma City than there are hornet, i
Our Credit Plan enables
you to own fine jewelry
at no discomfort to
yourself. Twelve months
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Notice of an appeal to county court
from a decision supporting the claims
of Ralph Crain, protestor against a
search warrant with which 10 bottles
of beer were confiscated at his dwell-
ing by deputy sheriffs, was diven F-
day by George M Callihan, county
attorney The confincated beer was
to have been returned to Crain on the
Persons appeared at window* and ;
epavatezdeth,hqrever,sse-dhem“ndun dent
%•"- food, wave
gates, j something white. If you need fuel
Before we had time to circle they
were waving both white and dark
cloths.
i The last of the flour supply was
dropped at a cabin that seemed to be.
NI-wool sweaters in pull-
over or coat stsle for boys,
\ limited quantity in
broken sizes at this price.
Size, 24 to M
sight and yet out of reach of the |
boat*.
not long ago
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croscope. MEMPHIS, Tenn Jan. 24— •- From a plane—the only meth- tained his protest Tuesdny in the
The French went to No. 10 Downing od of contact—rood and fuel have been dropped for the first time court of carl Traub justice of the
street Thursday morning where, with to some of more than 200 families held prisoners by flood and ice pence.
Um British delegates, they examined in the inundated Big Lake area of northeastern Arkansas
at length a memorandum prepared by Through crude signals arranged by*--
Rene Massigli of the French dele- notes attached to blocks of wood and . .
gation, and Robert Leslie Craigie, at hurled down at cabin doors, we A break.inthe levee. Water rushes
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Program Starts With Noon-
day Luncheon; Attendance
Of 2.000 Expected.
A class of about 75 candidate was
given the Shrine rituals at India tem-
ple Friday afternoon. In the annual
past potentates ceremonial An at-
tendance of about 2 000 Shriner, was
expected before the end of 'he day
Leslie Swan, rerording secretary said
The day. program started " th a
luncheon in the banquet hall at 12 30
o'clock followed by a band concert in
the auditorium, over which Jack
Jones, past potentate presided A
vaudeville program and dance are
scheduled for Friday night.
The following 36 novices had regts-
tered early Fridav Asa C Butler.
Seminole James B Dowell Shawnee; |
Roy L Everett, Weatherford William
w Fuller Sayre Leonard C Green.
Wewoka. William O Gale. Ada. John I
L Gillum Stillwater. Dave Glickman, I
Oklahoma City Prentice C Lackey. ’ I
Blanchard Maurice P Mathis. Sh.aw- 1
nee; John A Price. Wewoka Fletcher 1
B Swank, Norman, Wilam F l
Thompson, Norman. Ben F West. I
i. AND what doea he say? He
h said 'Well. now that the
shanty Irish are getting into the
neighborhood, I suppose I'll have to
move ■
Roger, moved to London, for the
naval conference, and the McCor-
mick s sail the last of February for
the salmon fishing at their estate
in Kildare.
I want to reach Ireland while
Rogera is still m England Me-
Cormick said. to show him the
Irish are getting In everywhere."
Planning to become Hollywood
residents during part of each win-
ter, the McCormick* a few weeks
ago bought a 145-ecre place here
"ith a swimming pool, not to men-
tion a robber’s eave where Vasquez
the bandit, hid hia gold.
No. we didn't buy it just to
make Will sore," the tenor denied
though he told me that if hed
Known I "anted a ranch he woul1
have sold his cheap and thrown m
a couple of monologues ■■
Sweetheart Ring
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that has proven
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This hint pos-
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CO sincere wan ‘Chirngo’s reception
• ’hat Oalh-Curci joyoualv cried;
h Ice is mv heme— I Inve it-1
m S'ins to sing here alnays."
Two vrars passed and Chicago
nlaimed Galli-Curni a* its own then
her drbt in New York-at the Met-
ropolitan-Jan 29 1918—in the title
role of Meyerbeer* Dinerah. And
again, it was in an aria in which Tet-
Suits
5 very carefully selected
group of fme all-wool
suits at this greatly re-
duced price. Each suit with
two long trousers.
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he had not concerned himself enough , CAPSULES
conference. y
He has eased anxieties on both I
A r present the tenor's family is
G divided a« to which has the
sreatest cause for glee, youna
Owen, with her first movie role in
her father* lately finished rirst
movie- three line*, and I was
srared to death'—or the tenor, with
• 25-pound reduction in weight
which he attributes to ''nervousness
ever his tennts." His strokes, they
c l him. are perfect “except when
h" sims at - ball.”
HE THOUGHT HE WAS SAFE. His radiator
was muffled, and it didn’t seem so cold. Besides, he had been
lucky and hadn’t had any serious trouble before. But along
came a sudden cold snap, a heavy snow, and when he went to
start his car, he found it frozen solid. Here he is
it out. Had he been really careful, he would have avoided such
trouble. For the instruction books of every automobile manu-
facturer tell motorists to use Denatured Alcohol for complete
protection. It’s safe, won’t "gum-up” expensive motors, and '
costs so little you can afford to use plenty of it. This motorist
won’t take a chance next time. The Industrial Alcohol Insti-
tute. Inc., Graybar Building, New York City.
Chicago Claims
Galh-Cura, Now ketiring Mmmr-ammmend
, , , . .. . In Pebrvary. 1921. Oalli-Curc
CHICAGO J . 1 New York whirh Friday nizht hears Amelita Mined a contract with the Metropon-
• Oalli-curei sing her ‘wan song to opera, but it was Chicago which 13 tn to divide her season between Chi-
ears ago Kale her voice to the American operatir stage cago and New YorF. For two years
As Gllda in Verdl’s Rigoletto she ----------------—— ■ — ■ — this ArrAmcement wag gatisfactory_
started from its ennut a matinee audi- razzini always delighted—"The Sha- but a rift with the management of
nn" in th" auditorium on Saturday. dow Song x the Chirago Opera company in the
N°' 18 1316 mAcw , ci,, M.. season of 1923-24 ended her singing
' ' • B -Uni 0 t Galli-Curei came here—her last role that of Julet—
EOR nearly two scenes in the first In .and soon.,to the divorce court, with Charles Hackett as Romeo.
H In January 1920 she was granted a i.n 4 1024
1 act she was but another un-__ n a ran. s. 1‘-*.
by diving low and raising a* much
racket as possible with the motor.
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ofnnte Campanini, the maestro Then
she burst into her love song to the
duke Caro Nome." as the aria faded
awav under the deftness of Sturani’s
baton 'he cillery, balcony, boxes and
orchestra pit broke out with shouts
end stamping ni feet. The nudito-
i. m had never before witnessed such
a srenp.
Giacomo Rimini—still with the
Chicago Opera company—seng the
Duke that afternoon. He likened
Oall-Curr to Tetrazzini with a
waistline A critic wrote "It is Mid
she taught herself to sing—but ahe
must have taken lessons from the
birds
housing at least a dozen persons,
some of them children.
One rescue crew in a boat found 30
persons living in a one-room cabin
A half dozen children were among
them. They wre eating the last of J
their food supply—a small strip of ।
raw meat.
On either side of the swollen Rose-
land ditch could be seen cabin*, in ;
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 40, No. 219, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1930, newspaper, January 24, 1930; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1961597/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.