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Break in Rail City Bus Probers Find
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Sam J. Moses, Veteran
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JUST HEARD ON THE
RADIO TWAT JOSUPM
WHY JOE DARLING...
I'M SO GLAD VOU
CALLED... OC COUSE
I WASN'T WORRIED..
I KNEW YOU WON...
AND PROBABLY
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NEVER EVEN TLE
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350 Life Insurance
Agents Meeting Here
State Contacts
Key 45th Men
JSBT WE A WAUL, 1
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BLESS W'AA,.. ME
if LATER..WE LL
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father assumes command of the
continental air command at Mit-
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National City lines, which al-
ready had served notice on the
council that they were ready to
'pull out," was willing to sell the
bus property to anyone.
"The likelihood of finding s
buyer st the present time, other
than the city, is considered ex-
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BEEN
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TWENTY
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SINCE
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Abortion Suspect
Still Being Hunted
Police and deputy sheriffs con-
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JUNE / I WANT YOU TO
HAVE YOUR ANSWER
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Only One State. County
Has Escaped; Often
I hex’re Early
JohnRiggan, 2400 S Douglas,has
been elected president of the Cap-
itol HMA Lariat club at the annual
, election bf officers. Other new of:
ficers include Clyde Goode, 1521 S
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Okfuskee, April 8, 1925; Okla-
homa, Feb. 18, 1946; Okmulgee,
Feb 21, 1925, Osage, Feb. 27,
1918; Ottawa, Jan. 4, 1922; Paw-
nee, May 2, 1942; Payne, March
18, 1948, Pittsburgh, Jan 4,1917;
! Pontotoc, April 9, 1919, Pottawa-
tomie, March 4, 1894
Pushmataha, March 17, 1922:
Ruff says its notT It will certainly put
mink .but turkey- sbroked us on the spot Wl
muskrat. It's too good^have to do somethinq
r an imitation! mnddfhr about it.mt
army- harbering.
. He‘s Legion Pioneer
Some of his regular csfomer
had been going to him since his
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mas. and said the bus operators.
The state plans to
organived in skeleton form convention
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ETC., ETC., ETC., PC.’ WON’TTALK ABOUT
AN' HE CARTuagp
queen. -                 I
Woman Killed
By Crash in Fog
STATE TRAFFIC DEATHS
1952 to date, 38; February, 2
1951 to date, 48; February, 1
lowing World war II
Ranch Purchased
take place sometime during the
early summer. It will be at Mit-
chel airforce base on long Island,
New York, where General John-
Roger Mills, March 17, 1905: Rog-
ers, April 25. 1904; Seminole.
June 1, 1917; Sequoyah, April 12,
1945; Stephens, Feb. 21, 1945.
Texas. April 28, 1938 Tillman,
March 28, 1924, Tulsa, Jan 4.
1922: Wagoner. March 15. 1919
Washington. March 30. 1938;
Washita, April 9, 1944; Woods,
Feb 19, 1951; Woodward, April
9, 1947.
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Tulsa World Regains
$21,000 Tax Penalty
trooper O. M Kizziar of the high-
way patrol said.
George W. Bass Insurance Agcy.
(Adv.)
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Sve Rosannah Johnson
re Mrs Hoyt VandrnbrrQ fr
government levied the tax in 1944
when the company permitted'
World War IT profits to accumulate
U. S. Judge Royce Savage held
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The earliest tornadoes in the 76
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Mrs. Cherrie Gayle Glass, 31, was
killed instantly in the crash as the
cars hit right front to right front.
bunker fuel oil. Yet, he added, tarlan Church. NW 13 and Dewey.
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CANT BE U EVE
IT‘5 PI V6 O'CLOCK IN
THE MORNING.'
Kizziar Mid Johnson apparently
attempted to drive into the ditch
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none; Harper, March 18 1945;
Haskell, April 12, 1927; Hughes,
March 25, 1948; Jackson, April
24, 1951.
lans recognise two distinct kinds of
mmmmsmd Christlanity.One stems
from Jesus himself, and
eV is the extension of his
Nmed personal religion.
2“ Fm The other stems from
HdsA Paul and diverts atten-
AV2im lion the
B"mm religion
•u highly artificial religion
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using the former nationalist Yen-
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chut injuries and possil—
juries Rnfh ire listed u
in Aa fhick.sh. hoepitsl.
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in Oklahoma Saturday. District
committee meetings are being held
in Oklahoma City and Wewoka Sat-
urday afternoon, John B. Martin,
.......... . former Oklahoma county chairman,
2.00.0 _____________ — .         ognoma win to keep their is in line for the fifth district chair-
Beals place, vice president; Louise . service intact, Gen Kenny manship.
E. 1‘cws secretarv-treas. KuaT ne ' ..._______ . want. ----*--
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Sam John Moses
Htart attack fatal
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Moses was responsible for setting Futu
up a separate meeting ronm for the
Son, Dauuhte
auxiliary in 1948-49                                       C7
■ As a member of the ritual team (Aec         ..1.
of Post 35, Moses participated in ()1 Uener(lS
the initiation of more than half the
graphic boundaries
The rates will not apply west of
the Rockies until further ICC pro-
ceedings
Class rates normally apply to
a single item, particularly manu-
factured goods
Complaints of unfair freight
rates have been raised since 1888.
The ICC began working toward
uniform rates in 1939.
McClain, April 12. 1896: Mc-
Curtain. March 28. 1945; McIn-
tosh. March 28. 1948; Major.
March 30, 1939: Marshall, March
28, 1938: Mayes, Jan 31. 1933;
Murray, March 13, 1922; Musko-
gee. March 25, 1948; Noble.
March 18, 1927; Nowata, May 2,
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Oklahoma City will have Ito flrat
chance to get a look inside the new
Northeast Fourth street YMCA. 614
NE 4, at 3:30 p. m Sunday, when
' the doors are opened for the dedi-
cation ceremonies. City radio ata-
tions will carry ill of the formal
dedication speeches from 3 30 to
4:30 p. m., station KTOW airing
the first 30 minutes of the pro-
gram, station WKY the second half
The principal speaker will be Rev.
Ben T. Hill. Tulsa, pastor of the
Vernon chapel, AMR.
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judge ruled here Friday that the
government must return a penalty
tax of more than $21,000 to the
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Jefferson. June 5. 1936; John-
ston, April 23, 1926; Kay, March
18, 1927; Kingfisher, Feb 19.
1951; Kiowa, April 9, 1944; Lati-
mer. March 13. 1922; LeFlore,
Jan 18, 1928; Lincoln, Jan 28.
1944; Logan, May 2, 1892, Love,
April 8, 1925.
1896 Twister Is on Books
counties reporting them were:
Adair, March 24, 1949: Alfalfa.
Feb. 19. 1»51; Atoka, April 13.
1045 Beaver, April 9, 1944: Beck-
ham, Jan. 26, 1944 Blaine,
I March 30. 1949: Bryan, March 16,
1945; Caddo, Feb. 19, 1951: Ca-
nadian. Feb. 19, 1951; Carter,
M Min, SS1W
rodramariheetorSinmbe"ciarence isrtsr the.......... “
Burnette. 910 SW 51: Ernest Mar   At the prosent time, there are
Ur. 5911 NW 42: Jim Miller, 3325       5,006 former guardsmen still
sw2; Jake Preson,routen%,Ppz with the 45th in the front lines
Goode, 7800 S Shartel. Anita fay Korean war.
Goode, 7800 S Shartel, was named bilision In Fighting
Anytime! i
the May 3 convention.
Oilman Hits Claim
Of Ship Fuel Shortage
WASHINGTON in — One of the contnuina tor h. next Jour sundaya
governments top oil men say U. Rev. Frank o. Holmes. minister, will
S. ships are being delayed from preach a series of sermons on "How
sailing because of a shortage of Christianity Developed." st First Uni-
present membership, it is estimat c               If
ed He also did much work with 36Oll tO IVIIrr’
veterans and their dependants lol                                 •
TULSA, Feb. 2 (P—A federal
Taft-Ike
(Continved From Page 1)
Feelera have been sent to key recoup losses earlier in the conven
officers and men of the 45th to •ton. tatewide Gop scene
fantiy division by Maj. Gem Boy «          Repudlcans this week taw. March 3, 1944: Cimarron.
W. Kenny,.state.udjutantegenerh. chose two Esenhower delegates at June 6. 1929: Cleveland, Feb 19.
in an effort to get ideas as to pre!                                            1951; Coal, March 26.  1898. Co-
erences of former Oklahoma,        Neutrai Trend Seen - mane he, March 31. 1933: Cotton,
tional guardsmen about types of                            , ..0 MaY 3, 1930: Craig, March 30,
guard units they will be interested But‘Taft forces declaredithem 1938 -nd 1949. Creek. Aprils,
in on their return.                selves pleased with the outcome o         Custer Jan 28 1944
Gen Kennv said Saturday he has the fourth district convention Fn -.                •_ „
writtnn"en‘inthe 4Sth t. gather day •’ Shawnee Mrs Albert Kelly. '
information before he attends the Bristow, and James A Telene
national meeting of state adjutant Shawnee, were selected as national
generals in Washington, D. C , later delegates Neither declared him
•                                       self for Ike or Taft
Mrs. Charles B. Alton, 3528 NW this month.
25. still thinks square dancing to The army has indicated all for:
wonderful entertainment, but she s mer national guardsmen in federal trict convention will not vote
going to be careful with a certain service will be released well before endorsement of either candidate
partner in the future. She s recov- their 24 months of active duty are He sees outward neutrality as a
ering from two broken ribs. Seems completed. This would mean the statewide trend among Repuhi
Mrs. Allen,, was literally swept off Oklahoma guardsmen will be home cans, but predicts most of the dele
her feel one evening by a hefty prior to September 1, with some gates will be Eisenhower men.
dancing partner at a 49 er club home possibly before August. i The convention also will pick a
event. She was sore the next day.         Many Will Stay In district chairman and select two
She was in pain several days later. The state plans to have guard alternate delegates to the national
Thia week she went to the doctor units organized in skeleton form convention They II probably be
He treated her for two broken riba. before the bulk of the former
•   •   •              guardsmen return to the control of |------------—
l-rinl Club Klarin           the governor and the adjutant gen Democrats also wore politickins
Lariat "uO Mrr             eral. The exact type of units prob-
ably will be decided at the Feb-
ruary 25-27 meeting in Washing-
ton. Gen. Kenney said.
Many of the men returning to
Oklahoma will want t u— "
^ANN... I WOULD W
HAVE CALLED "
S00NER..I HOPE )
YOU WEREN'T y
WORRIED...! “
COULDN'T CALL..),
Maughan and his forecaster* and ( 1 , e I(•
researchers there is no season I ttaci hnoer
for tornadoes in Oklahoma They •IIl-V • -2- •
can have and will happrn must                         -
Appateny all 11 takes is a Ends Recitals
front, a loss and mixfur" of hol
37%
Hsw2 ■
J............ - tinned their search Saturday for
1 Casualty lists indicate the divi Mrs. Jane McDaniel White. ic-;
sion units are hearing a good part cused of procuring an abortion last
of the brunt of the present fighting- week on a 35-year-old Midwest City
information here, and in Korea, wife of an airforce major whose
is that the enlisted men will start condition was reported aa still crit-
staging out of the division in Aprb ical by attendants at Tinker airbase
' and the officers in May. It was hospital.
I first thought they would be moved No trace of the woman has been
back to the States AS training ci- found, the officers reported. The
dres, but later announcement by charge is the third time in five
the army indicates they will be re- years that Mrs. White has been ac-
leased to the state.                 cused in investigations of alleged
Gen Kenny has stated a policy abortions.
A Waco, Texas, woman was killed that all men wanting out.o.r5 Joe T. Martin, assistant county
tsatirdnv morning when the car Oklahoma national .8uard • 5 attorne y handling the case .said he
Saturday morning wmiit          are released by the depart-is preparing to ask that Mrs. White,
she was riding in collided head n ment of defense to the stste, will When found and arraigned on the
in s fog with another vehicle on be discharged. At least, the gen- charge, be placed under a $10,000
U. S. 81 nesr Pocassett in Grady eral said he would ask the SoVer bond,
county. Both drivers are in critical nor to discharge the men an" or
condition in a Chickasha hospital. ficers Hundreds Discharged
However, Gen. Kenny and oth-
ers in the adjutant genera 1‘s det
-------- pArtment believe many will want
The drivers apparently made a 144 to keep their guard time intact. ___________ _____________ _ . ______
second effort toavoid the collisioh, "We want to keep the volunteer from western and southern Okla the company was within Its legal
flavor in the guard," the general homa met Saturday in the Hill of rights in accumulating the profits
has pointed out.                   Mirrors of Municipal auditorium and withholding 1944 dividends in
Records at Gen. Kenny's office for the annual sales convention of anticipation of future expansion.
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Raymond Foyle Glass, 28, hus- necozu ----—   .         ...     ________________ ______,—
band of the dead woman, waa driv- show 1 628 enlisted men, 100 offi- the Oklahoma Association of Life The government had contended the
Ting north in'the heavy fog Vernon cers and 12 warrant officers have Underwriters.                      publishing firm withheld the divi:
\ Hilton Johnson, 32, of 603 Wanette, been discharged from service since Leading speaker of the morning dend payment in order to avoid
Bethany, was driving south and al -the 45th was federalized in Sep- session as Bert G. Ripley. Wichita, ‘ "
tempting to pass another vehicle. tember, 1950.                      Falls, Texas, on The Gimmick
Kizziar said Johnson apparently This leaves 5.621 enlisted men, That Doubles and Trebles Your
attempted to drive into the ditch 712 officers and 112 warrant offi production" Ripley told the agents
on the left side of the highway to cers in service who were in the they must tske God as a fullpart
miss the Glass car when it loomed Oklahoma national guard when it ner and live their religious beliefs
in front of him in the fog.          was sworn into federal service, if they hope to succeed
Glass has chest and leg injuries) Gen Kenny's office pointed out The meeting will close Saturdax
DON'T WORR: rLL CTCH
SOME FISH WITHT-IS PIN’)
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Freight Rates Tulsa’s in Same Boat
Bus transportation as a 'pub- Tulsa citydficials have been
lie utility" service was practically besieged with complaints about
renamed "public futility" Satur-
— The long day by a special city council bus
Glaag.has. chest sand ler inzuntesmae. "" were                       “aerie; j
CM. Ihsunes .nd MH ihremred other areinorficer aneusaiongtnhfbeteroupshemorcm-cnaupenden Wrt KIUYM P. Mid
ill it mwi.----------------------- 'Saturday.----------------------;-----
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"we can’t afford to hdw»T You ired her Ji
one of our employees looks like it's up
wearing a coat that even/to you, Ambrose^
( resembles mink«!mmyum
•No Sale’ Threatened
. and colil air These conditions NEW YORK Feb 2 IF—Ac       .          ..
wrcor anywhere from once or claimed by many as the greatest Bv otato Urowers ,
twice a month to more than A Wagnerian soprano of this genera
dozen times a month             lion Kirsten Flagstad ended her WASHINGTON F — Sen. Dwor
Only One It Spared Carnegie Hall concert Friday night shak ( R Idaho) says Idaho white
Of Oklahoma a 77 rouniies only with the announcement that it was potain grower*, refused a further
one Harmon, in the extreme her last recital in New York price boost, may withhold their
snuthwest ha* never had a big The s6-year-old Norvegian star produce from market.
hiou in the A8 years that records of the Metropolitan opera made the "Not even OPS can force Idaho
have been kept Which blow* announcement with tear* in her potato growers to dispose of their
up another pel theory that the eyes as the audience shouted, "No, products at a loss, ' th? senator
southwest i* the home of the no!"                                 declared
Mow                             Miss Flagstad previously had an Dworshak s comments came
Four counties, well scattered nounced that she was through with after the OPS announced there
around the state have reported opera as well as concert singing, would be no further increase in
16 tornadoes in their history — hut Rudolf Bing general manager ceiling prices of Idaho white pota
Tulsa, Woods, Lincoln and King- of the Metropolitan, persuaded her toes, set at $3.95 per 100 pounds
---------- .                   - fi*her Kay county has had1.15 to reconsider                      for February UFA said January.*
blonde Sue Hosannah Johnson, | of the twisters and Caddo, -u The gifted singer will make more 53 85 ceiling for Idaho included a
ler. Oklahoma Pottawatomie and appearances at the Metropolitan in 40 cents adjustment because of a
Tillman have had 14 each, the revival of Gluck’s "Alceste." crop
Jefferson county on the south                   •                 1
Texas Fight Planned   Two Distinct Kinds
Th. big wind, nav come in By Ike, Taft Forces     of Christianity
every month of the year, but LUBBOCK, Texas, Feb 2—'th—                       '
their favorite* are April, MaY Opposing Eisenhower and Taft sup- to define Unitarlanism. I >» al-
and June Only four have been porters in 25 south Texas plains most necessary to review the slow
reported in August, while Decem counties said Saturday that they evolution of institutional Christiani-
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Kirsten Flagstad
A’id:^nct shouts. "No1 No!"
there is a surplus available. They will carry the story of our
Hi ure K Broun devuty petrol. Western religion through the Dur
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Feb. 2 1946.                       . blamed the paradoxical situation some ot the roots or our present duy
Tornado Dates Listed        on sych things as more ships being religion and social idealism, and sug-
Cherokee April 12, 1945. Choc- put into use, georgraphy and price gest what the tasks and opportuni-
controls. He explained; ■           iues of our time are.           (Adv.)
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Delaware. March 25, 1948.
NDn‛ Dewey, April 14 1939; Ellis,
April 9, 1947, Garfield, Jan 28.
f 1944; Grant, March 18, 1927,
Greer, Jan 28 1944, Harmon,
By MARK SARCHET
Talk is already starting about
Oklahoma * tornado season The
weather bureau reported one
just south of Love county aero**
the Red river in Texas Friday
afternoon it was high and nev-
er reached the ground
.The fact is, according to In-
formation released Saturday by
the U S weather bureau's Mr
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her claims six                    could fight, precinct byprecinct. ty,                . __, mi.
Pattern Usually Same for control of Republican state con- Like all informed people. Unitar.
Most of the tornadoes follow vention delegates.
the pattern of traveling from General Eisenhower's supporters
southwest to northeast. But (iin met Friday to plan their campaign,
arron county on the tip of the They made a frank bid for the sup-
Panhandle had two that roared port of independent Democrats.
out of the northwest headed The supporters of Sen. Robert A.
southeast and Tillman had one Taft (R Ohio) said they'd fight
that headed straight south out of just as hard in an effort to control
doniin 1948. Sb. made her debut Comanchescountomnadoes have the May 3 convention. _           ---aboui the Christ
। counties in direrent years mr                                          risen Christ I* the eternal feature,
latest wax in Okfuskee county on nf Kkin Knal Khartane For Unitarians, Paul is no substi-
tut* far Jesus.
Beginning tomorrow st 11 a.m.. and
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Tornadoes
Is Step Nearer
I                        renamed "public futility" Satur- the fare change there. Mayor
WASHINGTON ip _ The long day by a special city council bus George Stoner wrote DeLeuw,
haul toward uniform freight rates committee after discovering that   Cather & Co., whose representa-
throughout the nation is a step Tulsa already has what is being   tive anneared before the Tulsa
nearer the partial reality due next advocated here, and that city, of-
M"l 30                           ‘ ficials there also, have been
I' / u . J.un forced against their will to begin
£ Op that date uniform 1 thinking about municipal owner-
I into effect east of the Rocky moun- shil • ‘ way out.
■ tains The railroad* began yester- Pa ’
I day filing with the interstate Com- Oklahoma City bus lines have
I merer Commission (ICC) new class no franchise Tulsa lines have a
I rate* under which an item may be 20-year franchise
I shipped anywhere in the area a’ Oklahoma City lines have full
| . mileage rate that disregards &e0 authorityatoifixatheirnownelae ceedingly remote," said winiam
einmeh with any authority to fix RaMeConechteprepresentative ot
fareg                             VEueu"' -"E. w
Tulsa ineacannot fixtarenex 4 mined the toaribUitj'S thedaon:
citv council 'because the fran- fane ayseemforusa.n charge
ch.se place, th.t authority in the prrestransfers aoppremomnm ares,
6 XShofha City line, had . 15 and more rigid economies in op-
cent fare, two token, for a quar- erauion.
ter. until January 15, when it "We see no opportunities in any
changed to a zone fare system   of these plan, that would provide
following a survey by Simpson   an over all solution, although
A ( uiiin,  Philadelphia  transit   each one of them might merit
experts.                              further consideration at an ap-
Tulsa lines started a 15-cent propriate time," he said
fair two tokens for a quarter, James H Norick, chairman of
effective January 1 following a the council’s bu.* com mittee, said
survey by the Chicago firm of his committee will continue to
Del eiu Cather A Co              study the problem here.
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M 1 I couI.a to build a lake on airforce in Hr itain, was engaged
manahephnntdckitwiihrsh He Saturday "■ Lieut. iloyttsantord
hvpedt retire to the ranch.      , Vandenberg f - son of her "
He was a member of Immanual ther * boss-
Baptist church and held an unof Maj. Gen and Mrs. Mon John-
ficial record for never missing an son announced the wedding will
American Legion state convention
during all the years he held mem-
bership in the organization. He
also was a Chef da Gare, Voiture ..... -------I
160                                   son is being reassigned this
I Following the first World war, month
Moses remained active in the na Lieut. Vandenberg, who was
,               tional guard unit of Oklahoma, go- graduated from West Point in
Cleric l» Tl Luaal         ing on maneuvers each summer June, IMF is the son of General
Rev Dennis Savage, associate with th* group. When the 45th and Mr, Hoyt S Vandenberg of
executive secretary of the United waa called to active duty at the Washington, D. C General Vand-
Christian Youth Movement, to siat- start of World war U, Moses made enberg is chief of staff of the
rd to appear on "The Pastor’s an effort to go overseas with the U. s alrforces.
Study" at 9:15 am. Monday over group but waa rejected               Miss Johnson, 19, came to Lon-
WKY.TV. He'll be the guest of Service, are pending at the __________
Rev. R. T. William., host of the, Watts funeral home Survivor, in-  at Queen Charlotte's ball in 1949
daily television .how.              elude his, wife,, Blancheitw0 sons  and was presented it court here
•   •   •              Jack, 1833 NW 6. and Thomas °u 0  in June, i950.
Gordon W Schneider now, with the home, one'daugtte Ms Mp She will return to the United
Winkler Optical Co. RE MM3      jorieKirk, 1927 NW 7, and ‘    States later thia month when her
(Adv.) grandchildren.                    1
Legion Executive, Dies V
Sam John Mosm, barber and candidate for city cnuncil-
man from ward twn last year, died of A heart At ack m
a m. SAturday in’ his home, 1010 N Walnut. * wa* •    9
. . At the'time of his death, he was owner > nd operator I
of the Bungalow beauty and barber shop a 101 • "a ngEh
Born in Cleveland, ohio. Mom* lefthome at A par> sa
age and was reared by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Helm, now of Paula E
- Valiev, on a farm nar 1 inday.                   .   . E3
Moses enlisted in the army in World win - > ■
nerved overseas with the quartermaster corps ReturniK 10
Lindsay after the war, he was workup on the He Im " rnt --A
when heomet and married h 18 D "2
f          ___ wife in 1924. They moved to
dMMMEMm"      Oklahoma City that vear and 72
Moses went to work at the ‘A
trade he had learned in the
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first tew years in the city            bl/ N) A
Moses was > charter member ol "1     1
the American Legion postal Lind
say and joined Post 35 hi Oklahoma
City shortly after moving here. He
served as post commander in 1947 k ’
48 and under his administration.
Post 35 began the development
program that purchased .nd re;
modeled the building at NW 10 and
V a
Ambrose, did you
see what I saw?