Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 43, No. 43, Ed. 2 Monday, July 4, 1932 Page: 4 of 14
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Every day the Times sells more papers in Oklahoma Qty than there are homes
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The
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58 men and women. suffering expo- flood.
Near 4,000 were huddled in va-
A dozen houses in
near Harrah, came calls for aid.
JUSTICE of the PEACE
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a policy of "rellglous protection"
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London Beauty Boy Scouts Are to Return
Goes to Trial From Big Camp This Week
Elephant Fossils Are
Found Near Colosseum
Elmer Thomas for U. S. Senator
Candidate for Second Term
43512 was donated for relief.
Damage in the flood was estimat-
CLEVELAND, July 4.—(P—A five-
mile stratg.t up and down race prob-
ably will be added to the national air
races to be staged August 27 to Sep-
Vertical Climb and Power
Dive of Five Miles Called
Test of Engine.
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succor the distressed
farmer and to aid the
unemployed.
GENERAL •ELECTRIC
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federation heard speakers proclaim
that this day a new declaration of
independence was born.
elusive that the cultivation of nico-
tineless tobacco has been undertaken
this year on a large scale.
Pilgrimages Smaller
Because of Distress
oil field, 235 wells were reported dam-
aged.
DRIVER IS ARRESTED
AFTER AUTO COLLISION
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Another camp period will be con-
ducted at Camp Kickapoo before
school begins and a gypsy hike, in-
cluding a 200-mile boat trip, will be
held for older scouts next month.
Several scouts unable to pay, were
sent to camp by city civic clubs and
individuals.
Water .. properly
cooled .. is eseen-
tial to complete
office efficiency.
A few eenta a
Vote for
Ida M. Hale
Senator Elmer Thomas
is in Washington where
Congress is in session,
representing the people
of Oklahoma, striving
to obtain legislation to
end the depression, to
Plan Is Submitted to Weiss,
Secretary of Planning
Board at City Hall.
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10-DAY
CAMPAIGN
Upper M
Lower,
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Loom Plates
Made to Fit
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Actress Denies Guilt as She
Faces Court in Slaying ”
Of Society Man.
Just Between Us Bandits—
"They’ll Get You” Says Matt Kimes to rfPretty Boy)f Floyd
A beast thst inhabited the site prob-
ably 25,000 years before Roman civ-
as Water Rose in Lowlands.
and destruction which it sent upon 700 families
AU of the 3,750 men and women, boys and girls who were
driven in the dead of night from homes in wild, morning hours
sure,
cant
Painless Extraction
Carefully Done
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vance of the nation‘s basic industry,
agriculture.”
communities Monday under the ban- j
ner of the American Farm Bureau
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Natural Aroma of Herb is
Kept Intact.
Our SSS Plate
Tin July 14
$15.50
Upper H Lower
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than 100,000 tobacco plants of all va- ,
rieties and from all countries.
crop bloomed. Now the plants from
these strains contain so little nico-
avenue.
One of chief improvements in the
program would be the proposed via- j
duct hurdling Santa Fe tracks at
northwest Thirteenth street.
Capitol Hill Active
All street cars, bound for the state
capital. are requtred to stop and con-
ductors check tracks for approaching
ROME—fAA—Workmen digging a
few yards from the ancient Roman
colosseum excavated the remains of
Oar s30 Piate
Tin July 14
$14.50
Upper or Lower
It was a declaration, they were told,
for freedom from economic tyran-
--- nies that long have obstructed the ad-
Practiced law in Oklahoma City 20 years.
I propose to follow the following rules: No
suits filed without costs or bonds for costs.
No garnishment on wages except in the best
fsith. I will run no collection agency and
give honest and square dealings to all.
(Polltical Advertisemeno
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Boys Are Healthy and Happy and Plans Are Already
Under Way for Another; Food and Surroundings
Called Excellent by Visitors.
A trustworthy county officer who merits your
support.
Make sure of continued economy and progress in
Oklahoma county’s rural schools.
(This ad paid far by friends)
(Political Adv.)
Our s20 Plate
Til July 14
$9.50
Upper or Lower
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REFRIGERATOR CO.
504 N. Broadway
precautions were taken when the new
Political Picnics Raee S(;aigbt
Into Air Plan
Democrat for
County Superintendent
of Schools
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bed to donate a trophy bearing the
white eagle of Poland. The trophy
would become the possession of a pilot
winning it twice in succession.
J. Will Laws
Democrat for
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TUESDY. JULY 5
Little Jack Little
“kSoupaparu the Farm.
Forchheim have been occupied with i —---------------------------
testa tending toward the production was obtained: four workers were sent
of natural tobacco without nicotine.I here to ald H. r Kelsker, county sec-
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small number of pilgrims last year.
best the central Oklahoma area coun-
cil has ever held. Plans already are
under way to conduct another next
year.
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There were used for the tests more ' retary. In a -city wide appeal, $14,-
-IBC Edwynn and Mis Pirechiet
Band
•NBC Lucky Strike Danca Hour.
Cavan
sa gatoaleotthesetr.
MANNHEIM, Germany—One of the
features of the agricultural show just |
held here was nicotineless tobacco ob- l
tained by natural means bv the ex-
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2115—oruan Melodies.
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o W. Holt, 2014 West Twenty-fifth
street, was being held in the city jail
Monday on a drunk charge after his
arrest Sunday night following an auto
collision.
Police reported Holt drove his ma-
chine into a parked car belonging to
E. R. Reno. 2415 West Fifteenth
street, at Twelfth street and Penn-
sylvania avenue.
100—NBC Sineing Lady. '
:15— Jad 8alu
• 30—sporta Review.
:45— Al and Dutch.
00 - NBC National Advisory Council.
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Ir WE HURT TOT—DON’T rarmmmaum
| A 10-DAY NEW
PATIENT PLAN
Beginning July 4th, and endiagjuly 14th, we
are conducting a campaign to obtain JOO new
I patients. During this tan days’ campaign we
ofer our high-grade dentistry at prices that
in many instances are law than ONE-HALF of
I our regular fees.
FREE EXAMINATION
All Work Guaranteed
tember 5, Cliff W. Henderson,
aging director, said Monday.
The pilots would climb
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tinized by chemical or mechanical
means is that the fragrance of the
herb is lost in the process. Moreover,
the denicotiniagUon is never complete
For many years the scientists at
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to an
and trees.
With R J. Benzel leading, the Red
Cross sent an appeal for 13000 to
tine that it is practically negligible.
The director* of the institute as-
sert that they have been able to de-
velop strains which contain a per-
centage of nicotine fixed arbitrarily--
1 percent. 1.5 percent or 2 percent—
and that this percentage remains con-
stant after successive sowings.
his arrest near Flagstaff in 1927.
A question about his prospects for
the future brought a smile.
Im hoping to get out of here
the gentleman’s way In a few more
years, and don t intend to do any-
thing to get back in." he said.
FOUR-OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 4, 1932.
. 6:45—NBC
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gathered in 10,000 rural
Boys Are Healthy
One of the encouraging feature* of
the camp is the scarcity of illness 80
far only two boys have reported on
sick list. Both had water in their
heads from swimming. Neither was in
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High stage of the river was 13.2
buildings, feet A total of 6.94 inches of rain
• 15-
street to the capitol and to the Har-
rah and Edmond highways.
The improvement would permit mo-
torists to proceed north from Twenty-
third to Twenty-sixth street on
Broadway or Robinson, and then cut
east through the underpass. Opening
of Broadway to Twenty-sixth now is
contemplated.
LONDON, July 4.—(P— Mrs. Elvira
Dolores Barney, former actress, and
• one of England's most beautiful wom-
en. stood in the historic dock of the
I old Bailey criminal court Monday
and answered "not guilty" to the
charge of having shot and killed Mi-
chael Scott Stephen, London society
man. In her apartment May 31.
m The old courtroom was packed with ;
• Londoners who fought their way in to
I— hear the testimony in the murder
_ i trial of the pretty actress. A tense
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mv A.ciOverLigerie Drue str.Kex u woiwonthe, W. Main
ppoiia are lieenned, eourteous eperaior. *ih .Mn exverience
Be. Tries Xh Pr. g. B. r br.r,", D E
cer- ' ed at $1,500,000 after Red Cross
Camp Is Washed Away
Every available policeman and fire-
man was called into action These
calls started the most feverish emer-
gency work to prevent loss of life
witnessed in Oklahoma City in years.
Melrose Tourist camp. on South-
ilization.
They found part of the head, a
molar tooth and a tusk nine feet long
of an "elephas antiquus," the giant
forerunner* of the present elephant
family of Africa and India.
The find was made only eight feet
under the paving level of the ages old
and now ruined Roman Temple of
Peace. The remains, now fossilized,
were taken to a museum.
lie market area was flooded From
Bullfrog Becomes Pet
BURLEY, Idaho—(P)—A present
given Mrs. MacHulls from the state
game exhibit has become the house-
hold pet. It was a tadpole of the
giant bullfrog species then
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I are proposed for the ‘greater Okla-
’ homa City ' of 1940 in a new city plan
map, prepared for T F Weiss, city
planning commission secretary.
The 15 traffic ways would speed
motor traffic, especially on cist and (
west streets in northern Oklahoma I
City. Several are proposed across .
Santa Fe tracks south of California
avenue.
The viaducts would be constructed 1
as follows:
At Sixteenth street and the Firsco J
track*, between East avenue and
Grand boulevard.
At an intersection with the Frisco
tracks, near Stiles and Main streets.
At Western avenue, between Noble
and Southwest Fifteenth street. span-
ning the Canadian river
At Thirteenth street at the Santa
Fe tracks
Underpasses Lsted
Two viaducts are planned in open-
ing Central avenue between South-
east Fifteenth to California
Tentatively, the proposed under-
passes have been spotted as follows
Walker and Sixty-third street
Fiftieth and Santa Fe tracks: Forty-
second and Santa Fe tracks: Santa Fe
avenue and the tracks on a diagonal
near Twenty-sixth street.
Sixteenth street and Santa Fe
New Hotel for Alien Doga
Catering to dog owners who visit
England and must leave their pets be-
hind, because of quarantine regula-
tions. a luxurious hotel for canine* is
being erected in the mountains near
Mentone. France.
Senator Elmer Thomas of “Medicine Park ia a candidate for re-election to
the United States Senate. He led the fight for a tariff and excise tax on
imported cheap foreign oil, and won. He led the fight for the soldiers’ bonus
bill in the Senate. He supported every measure coming before the Senate
to reduce taxes. Senator Thomas supported every measure coming before
the Senate to relieve the unemployed situation and to aid the farmer.
He deserves a second term on his RECORD and PAST PERFORMANCES.
Realazi, Sonator Tb»n*i in unable to leave Cowgress to make a campaign for re-election,
tbit y»liiir»t UvtrtUti it by bit frinii nt tu^rUrt.
(Poutical Advertisement •
imaginary pylon five miles above the
Cleveland airport and do a power dive
back to within 40 feet of the ground.
Henderson predicted the event,
while open to both commercial and
military ships, eventually would be-
come a gauge of the engine perform-
ance. cllmbfng. diving and load carry-
ing ability of the military craft of va-
rious nations
The vertical event was suggested by
creek rushed over its banks, submerg-
ing sections of Capitol Hill. The pub- sway and splintered.
..0:30—organ Melodies
9 45—NBC Summer symphony
10:00—Paul Christensen's Orchestra from
springlake Ballroom
10 30—Edmund Breese. ‘ Memories.'’
•10 45— NBC Bellevue Stratford Orchestra.
41.00—Paul Christensen s Orchestra from
Bpringlake Baliroom.
Tuesday, July 5
.6,30— NBC Cheerio:
*7 00- Early Risers
*4:15—News Flashes.
7 30—NBC Vic and Sade
7 45—NBC Nothing but the Truth.
—SOb—Morning Melodies.
8 13—Rorabsush-Brown Personal
' • 15— shcPlra. Lu n Em
8 30- NBC A and P Tea Co, "Our
Robert Burns, acting governor,
all lowland sections of the city and I called the national guard into action
nee” Herreh, ceme celle fer eid. soon after the storm broke. In the
Damage Toll Heavy
Then, the army came to the rescue
A shipment of 125 tents was received.
These were set up at Southwest
Twenty-ninth street and May avenue
on the old airport site. Families were
kept here eight days, until their
homes were made ready for them.
"We still have some rehabilitation
will represent the interests of the j the Aero Club of Poland, which prom-
farmers, not of campaign contribu- ‘ *
: tors."
More than 100 boy scouts and leaders, encamped at Robbers
Cave. 35 miles from McAlester in the San Bois mountains, will
arrive home Wednesday morning.
With arrival at camp Thursday of Frank Andrews, city eagle
scout, the registration was 101. Seven adult leaders were in charge.
Russell Hicks, scoutmaster, reported*.---------------------------------
the Robbers' Cave camp one at the ' of honor, when every scout will receive
advancement awards.
paily Food
Morning Melodies.
NBC Your Child
NBC Radio Hqusehold Institute.
NBC Throush Lookine Olasa
with Prances Ingram.
1:45—NBC the Marionettes,
"There Un J a mark against my
prison record and I expect to get
I another chance "
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trous toll.. Four others died Incases," Keisker said Monday,
drownings indirectly as result of the
highwater siege.
Oklahoma City hospital* cared for
Fillings )
Cleaning .
X-Ray I
dows a* the waters enveloped them.
Bodies were found lodged in bridge
rafters, others in debris, others lay
hidden two and three days before
being found by searchers. The holy places of Irak—Najef, Kar-
Near the Taylor Home for Boys, on bala and Kadhimaln -received so few
East Twenty-thud street, the water ,0 ... . .. ,
-truck again that local traders saw their revenue
struck again, fall by 80 percent.
Studio.
Studio.
ti Id
C harity Organ izations A re
tracks: Eighteenth street southwest ( *11 /' J D 1 * £
Slut Gntng rlooet Kehet
boulevard and south Santa Fe tracks ~? •
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biil and in many instaneaa 02
better dentai week. *
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A father and son lost their lives Barrier* are being raised even in
at Forchheim (Baden). The expert- when a Canadian river cutoff caught connection with pilgrimages The Fer-
ment* made there have proved so con- ! them. The mother was saved.
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Davbreak found the Red Crow al i and has been carrying on very active
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families that day, some victims being shtpers are remaining at home
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of Oklahoma school of medicine.
Capitol Hill business men are back-
ing plans for the Western avenue via*
duct. Their claim is that traffic war-
rants a companion viaduct to the
viaduct to the Robinson and Walker
avenue underpasses. A committee
now is obtaining data for city offi-
cials on effect of the Western avenue
opening.
The underpass at Northwest Twen-
ty-sixth street would relieve conges-
Were Lost
M ALESTER, July 4—(Special >
IVI —Matt Kimes foresees an early
death at the hands of the law for
Charles A "Pretty Boy" Floyd
And yet," concedes Oklahoma s
former A-1 bandit leader, you
never can tell what will happen
"Take my case for instance
When they brought me back from
downtown store
west Forty-fourth street near the
Norman road, washed away Two
families, stopping overnight while on its consequences to all activities of
tour, saw death creep into cabin win- monvin. no ...__ , .
mankind, not excepting pilgrimage*.
Mecca, the great holy place of Islam,
for instance, reports an unprecedented
resumed. "I
bad man at
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churches and homes, fell in 12 hours.
Cries for help started at the police City parks suffered heavy damage
station telephone board at 2:20 o’clock Railroads reported washouts, paving
tion of traffic east on Twenty-third pthe morning of,June 3., , . was ripped.up. and homes in Capitol
* - - .....— Two inches of rain fell in one hour Hill and the community camp were
right after midnight, Lkhtning badly damaged. A dozen houses in
duty, T. D. Rushing, caretaker of day operates the General Electrie
Camp Kickapoo and veteran camp Water Cooler .... keeps drinking
chef, is in charge of meals Jack J. | . ,1. • ____...
Keith, scout executive, pointed out jut the right temperature
that the head .chef, A Negro, is a vet- Easy Terma.....Pbone 2-5241
eran cook and for years has been a
prison chef. Use of the trusttea has
saved money.
The camp will close Tuesday with a
"navy day" program, following a court
heart He just got started wrong
and before he knew it, he a as in
too deep to turn back
"Now he feels that his life is at
stake and that’s why hes so desper-
ate if he's caught, he’ll get the
chair and if he puts up a fight, the
officers will kill him.
f "Theyll get him sooner or later"
Matt continued "They're bound to.
The law's organtzed and Floyd has
enemies wherever he goes That s
one reason he stavs in Oklahoma
and he's smart for doing It Ha has
friends here, but if he got in strange
| territory, he d be caught in a few
days "
Perhaps Matt was thinking of his
own trip to Arizona which led to
Six New Viaducts and Nine Underpasses Are Proposed in New City Plan Map for 1940
2 2:58-1
• 3 1:45—Marketa,
- 00-Kins's Serenaders.
4 15—NBC Swange Berenaders.
- 3:45—Afternoon Paper
• 4 00— NBC Waldorf Orchestra.
: MJ— MS 8*10’
Lightning creek area were carried
Red Croat listed 1,258 case* for re- E A. O'Neal president of the fed-
! habilitation work the day after the eration, addressing thousands of
, southeastern Iowa farmers and towns-
l people here, sounded the keynote of
this nation-wide rally of farmers.
The Political parties, O’Neal charged,
have failed to relieve farm situation
and the farmers’ answer should be a
war of ballots against forces "orgn-
ized selfishness and indifference.”
The time has come, he said, for
fanners to assert themselves through
a "war, not of violence but of ballots."
"It must be a war," he advised,
aimed to send to congress men who
tain number of plants were set aside Checked house by house and family
As naturally containing little nicotine, by family the deatructlon.
To prevent cross-fertilization the More than 700 persons were housed
blooms of these plants were inclosed in a Pirth and Broadway store build-
In muslin bags. Each successive sea- I lnf others were kept at the Ex-
change church, others at Grand and
Broadway.
00—Melody Makers
i:16-Eana Wallace Hopper.
-Melody Makers.
• 30—Markets.
I 0.45—Musical History.
. ! 15-The Skipper.
J1130—NBC National Farm and Homa
Hour.
*12 30 Seara, Roebuck a Co—"Bargain
Hunt."
Sunday, a month after the city's worst flood, found relief OTTUMWA. Iowa, July 4- (P—
organizations still attempting to shake off the suffering, poverty mmens
j silence pervaded the room as the mur-
der charde was read.
Mrs. Barney whose husband, from
whom she is estranged, Is an Ameri-
can singer, stood in the dock, dressed
entirely in black, her face ashen, and
heard the charge intoned. She braced
herself at the end of the reading, and
her voice rang dearly through the
courtroom as she answered "Not
guilty!"
With Justice Humphreys on the
bench, the prosecutor. Sir Percival
Clarke, then proceeded to open the
case for the crown.
Young Stephen, 26 years old, well
known in London s smart circles, was
shot following a cocktail party in
Mrs. Barney s apartment in Williams
Mews. Knightbridge
Conviction of first degree murder
in England carries with it a sentence
of death which, however, might be
commuted
terstAsrtchran motorist?11 "he of June 3, are under shelter. Some still are fighting to gain their
street it the main outlet to the capi- feet again, replace destroyed gardens, lost household effects and
tol, University hospital and University health.
----- Eleven dead was the floods disas-*
-8119-888 AdyenursargDon Qulck
1845—Studio. Miniature Prosram.
nd—CHA Cherles Carlile
CBS Maxwell Houne Tune Blend.
CBS Noble Stales Orchestra.
■CBS Joe Reichman’s Orchestra.
' romotu.KaneMevsr: orchestra
J 2g-gtudi. “Midn’iht’vfrtety Hour
1:00—Studio, Weather Forecast, Sign Off.
Best Foods Prosram.
Golden Strloss
Voice ot Firestone.
____ Binclair Minstrels.
- -NBC Gen ml Motors
8 00—NBC National Radio Forum.
8:50- Do You Remember? NBC
5145—NBC Tish and Azuie.
no—NBC Amos 'n Andy
15—NBC Maxwell Tune Blenders.
45—NBC smackout.
—NE Vocal Art Quartet
:30—NBC Women’s Radio Review
45—NBC Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
NBC Grand Opera.
Elizabeth Cline.
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Roosevelt Makes '
Liberalism Major
: Cry of Campaign
’ i-to? muen Ma; rmaCnuad Demo-
!?, icinterests 10 whom Mr. Rose-
yeit.has been presented as "radical "
2 Theleast, certainly, »«« be a battlea
EX forthatreason. For * Simlar
: W will the west. The ROOSe.
elt strength in the convention ws
preponderantly western and southern.
Already the nominee U emphasizing
Ine farm problem, and has Shled
ray stone at "Wall Street " a very I
2mportant part of Democratie strategy
20 Is. to strike hard at the normally
Republican west and midwest
South Probably Democratic
’Republican hopes in the tradition-
; Ally Democratic south are not as high
M they were in 192g, but southem re-
etion to the Democratic repeal plank
will be canvassed most carefully by
me Republican strategists. They are
huch interested in the statements of
Southern Democrats, before the con-
tention itself, that this plank wiU
reatly weaken the southern Democ-
•*y.
♦Third party goasip left in the wake
5 91 the conventions mentions Al Smith.
Xis strength was in exactly those east-
fmn metropolitan sections where the
Aepublicans hope for a rebellion from
L the economic policies of Mr. Roosevelt,
The guess of most of the Smith men
H however, tht he will go no further
Shan he already has gone by turning
a baek on the convention and ignor-
ing th* nominee.
1919-885 Rra sndmasa. Orchestra.
,630-- Palena Presents Kate
k*e w,’and the Dumb
uthman.
Gold Crowns as Low as s3
Bridge Work at Low as .33
Plates Repaired at Low as s
MONDAY. JULY 4
4333.1-M WKY 900-K
00—NBC Singing Lady.
: 5—Oklahoman Program.
;30— Sports Review.
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J. Braden Black, city druggist and
secretary of the Rotary club, to in
charge of a first aid station and phy-
sicians from Wilburton and Quinton
are making regular visits.
Report* reaching Oklahoma City
that the boy* were given "terrible"'
food, that convicts were operating the
-carhp and that the boys were dis-
gruntled were spiked by several Okla-
homa City persons who spent the 1
week-end at camp
Trusties Help in Kitchen
"I have attended every boy scout
camp at the cave and I can say that
the Oklahoma City boys are fed the
best of food,” declared Jame* Pol-
lock, Quinton business man who head-
ed a delegation that transported the
scouts from Quinton to camp. 14 miles
distant. Pollock has visited the
camp daily.
Although two convict trusties from
the McAlester penitentiary, attached
to a road camp nearby, are on kitchen ;
and at Southeast Forty-fourth street ---,
between Shields boulevard and High Month Has Passed Since Worst Flood in City’s History
Took Heavy Toll of Life and Property; Eleven Lives Time for Revolt of Ballots,
Voters Are Told.
inerAToMngMedal Fast Preicht,
z xa 3 Howard Barlow.
65_8tudio.Mintature Program.
Q-EBS Irene Beasley.
-2-2tudi,, The, Chieftans,
"ittrldjckm2trchestra.
Eham.Jones orchestra.
pon.Bander ‘ Orchesfra.
13 00 FomoCiyKsosBmyeGentsorchiestra
12:00-3 Wmh«'rV‘r"'” Hour.
• 9-1020 _wenther Forecast, Sign Off.
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9 22—CBS Columbia Revue
1:00-8tudio. Oray-gene Laboratories-
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J CBS Hotel Tait Orchestra.
Ino-SBS.tlentie City Musicale.
2:09—Stuqio, Miniature Program.
ITJ—Studio. Oien snd Phil
30— Remote, Junior Chamber of Com-
.n merce Luncheon
92—CBS Boston Popular Revue.
30—CBS 8napshoa
1 :92—CBS Boston Petite Svmphonle.
. 30—CB8 Virginia Arnold.
2 42—CBS Dancing by the Sea.
’ll io—Cgg Meet the Artist
2 An CB8 Musical Comedy Memories.
'1 CB§ Hotel Taft Orchestra.
-2 —CBS Reis and Dunn
4:39—CB8 Jack Miller
'I mZS! Noble Sissie s Orchestra.
- 2:90—CBS Sid Qary
218—Studio. Miniature Program
{ 30—CBS. Connie Boswell.
25:48 -Studio, Basebail Returns—Auto
note!
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16 15—8 Willie Botts
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Arizona and put me on trial at Ok- l
mulgee, five years ago the jury was /
out 42 hours and came back with |
a death verdict.
"A year later the cage was re-
versed and I got life"
Kimes, now only 26 years old.
paused from his "business" in the
prison canteen to discuss the career
of the bandit-killer whose name
flashes across the front page with
nearly every crime of magnitude in
the state Nearby. George Kimes
wearing horned-rimmed glasses and
looking like a college boy working
through vacation, waits on other ।
"customers."
4:30—NBC Melody Briefs.
4:45--NBC Orphan Annie.
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