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fingers, and made no protest.
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Valuations increase
Automobiles filled the parking lot:
Year's Heat Mark
as district judge at Duncan will be
the line of the railroad to Peiping.
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Nippon Planes
Leading Thrust
Deep in China
100,000-Crow
Hlast Is Goal
Of Bomb Crew
Army Flier Reports No
Sign of Life Seen In
Ship Down Near Panama
ley. 105; Elk City and Ardmore, 104;
Waurika, Guthrie and Shawnee, 103.
Board Approves Plan
To Pave Near School
to the thrills of the rides and the
cool wet silkiness of the large pool, I
Mike ;
was
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for Better Results
miles off Colon breakwater
where, airplane observers re-
ported. the submerged luxury
amphibian Santa Maria was
his lamp stand in looking into
my face, attacked my poor old
stump with a cold chisel and
hand mallet, cleaned out and
cut down some more, filled my
face with a vile smelling French
compound, gave me a lecture on
the Popular Front, expressed
profound admiration for Jean
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though these are necessary—but much
more by the achievement of balanced
and orderly recovery throughout the
quite Gulf” of the Atlantic, and said
j there was no sign of life.)
realized that milk and ice mean life
for babies. They knew, as they rushed
year the fact that a special school |
building levy of nearly 5 mills voted
seis and submarines had entered the
search throughout the day, on both
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early. Others, driven by family wage-
earners, drove into the gates and out
again, pausing only to unload squirm-
ing. squealing cargoes of gaiety. It
was National Kids’ day at Springlake,
and the kids were out to make a real
day of it.
No exemption is granted on sinking
fund levies to repay indebtedness as-
Gaines.
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The advance brought the Japanese
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PITTSBURGH, Aug. 3 —(A)— Mrs
national Chinese armies.
It was impossible to confirm the re-
port but one of those listed among
125 Chinese leaders sought for ar-
care of the crowds, and will keep
extra-large forces on duty until after
midnight.
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last year was not repeated.
The total levy probably will
proximate 43 97 mills.
hands of Japanese Saturday after-
noon.
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The brief radio message from the
army plane said merely that the air-
liner was located “totally under water
with no sign of life."
Couple Asks $35,150 For
Truck Crash Injuries
A husband and wife Tuesday filed
damage suit sagainst the Schuler Fruit
Co. and a truck driver employed by
them, asking a total of $35,150 for in-
juries they raid they suffered in an
mated at $5,000.
Carl Stass, representing the East-
side Civic club, told-the board that
in suburban Edgeworth Dec. 1, 1935.
They have one son.
4. after the doctor gave her the fourth
in a series of weight reduction treat-
ments in his hotel office, the com-
plaint stated. Judge George H. Gid-
dings transferred the case from dis-
trict court July 10, as parties are citi-
zens of different states.
objections to Thomas’ proposal to cre-
ate a sliding scale of values by alter-
ing the dollar’s theoretical gold con-
tent.
Thomas made public the president’s
views at a senate hearing on his bill.
"I am in complete sympathy with
your objective with respect to the
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around it, and sealing the concoc-
tion with tar.
woman and two children, and other
United States officers.
Scores of planes, naval surface ves-
the value of the dollar.
Mr. Roosevelt referred to "the com-
plexity of the rapidly shifting inter-
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Charges Set Friday
Hearing on a motion to dismiss
second degree forgery charges against
Rosco Price, ward three school board
member, and his brother, T. G. Price,
Tuesday was set for Friday in the
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TIENTSIN, Aug. 3.—(P)
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Destroyers Speed
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to the dentist in March and prayed ■
that I might be delivered in my old 1
age from the silly dislike of the dent- ! their, defeats at Tientsin and along
collection are used as current assets,
another 1 mill may be saved.
School Levy Not Repeated
Chinese Troops Nearing
The Japanese advance to the south
Lee supporter. । 000 crows in a single blast.
Earlier eliminations were Leon C [
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The hall porter rec- I
City Youngsters—From 6 Months to 80-Plus Years—Make a Mighty Splash in
Amusement Park, W'ide Open for a Big Milk-Ice Fund Benefit Frolic
Scores of Planes in Hunt
The destroyers, in canal transit at
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MOTHER took the day off Tuesday, packed a picnic lunch and
IV- the children Into the family car and headed for Springlake,
Engine Section Is Cited
“Fleet airbase plane sighted an en-
gine section minus engine of missing
plane about 265 degrees. 20 miles
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efforts to obtain signatures of prop-
erty owners for paving both sides of
the street.
Talk Will Be Given At
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auto-truck collision July 2.
The suits were filed in district court
by Mr. nad Mrs. L. S. Snyder, Beggs,
against the fruit company and Ernest
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sented Tuesday at a luncheon of the
division at the chamber dining rooms
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to be following. The Tientsin-Pukow I
The elevation of Rice to a federal
judgeship means that his successor
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Monday.
A deadlock between the two sen-
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Oklahoma City fried Tuesday as
sunshine burning through a fleece of
been moving our way from the Rocky
mountains for two days, kicked the
mercury down to 65 at Boise City
Tuesday morning, but died gasping
before it reached Oklahoma City.
Highest reading in the state during j
the 24 hours ending at. 8 a. m. was
Only Few Miles Separate
Invaders From Defend-
ers Reforming Lines
Paid Circulation Greater Than Any Other Evening Newspaper Published in Oklahoma
(Evening Edition of The Daily Oklahoman)
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carried three daring fliers from Mos-
cow across the North Pole to San
Jacinto, Calif., was aboard the mot-
orship Moldanger Tuesday for its
trip back to Europe. It will be landed
at Havre, France, thence forwarded
to Leningrad.
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; army and navy planes described the
{ sighting of the plane's "wreckage" 20
miles due west of Colon, in the "Mos-
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Pardon Plea for Winnie
Ruth Judd Is Rejected
PHOENIX, Ariz. Aug 3 — (P— The
Arizona board of pardons and paroles
rejected Tuesday application of Rev.
and Mrs. H J. McKinnell for a par-
don for their daughter. Winnie Ruth
Judd, convicted slayer of her two [
women friends in 1931.
Mrs. Judd, once sentenced to death,
now is an inmate of the stats insane ,
asylum. 1
X owenatArnoldn dttrictadudge. sides of the isthmus.
of Tientsin, fighting scattered en-
... , . ..i gagemenu as thev advanced. Jap-
that so long as I had a tooth anese headquarters reported, however.
M
ators apparently eliminated
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January, February and March of
1938 and '39, to exterminate the
black marauders.
Boyd McMahan, Altus, vice chair-
man of the commission, explained
iReports to the war department
ants, were charged in connection with
forgeries of county relief orders for (
groceries. They asked dismissal on
the grounds the orders were not prop-
erly approved or signed by the county
senators. Action is expected by
army, now being reorganized after
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railroad, the same route the large
bodies of troops ordered to the north
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3.—(P)—The United States
destroyers Babbitt and Tay-
official "crow blaster" as the com- lor steamed at top _ speed
mission prepared to spend $6,000 in I T uesday toward a point 20
that the more fun they oould crowd
into Tuesday, the better life would be
for hundreds of little ones less for- er*
tunate than they. I clouds would choke off the sun before
All-day dates, for the rides, the pool
and the big dance Tuesday night,
were keeping the 'teen age set busy.
Y this time I made myself a vow
line bisects Shantung province and U national scene at present," in raising
the Nanking government s direct link i
1 as much of a child for the day as any of the moppets under her Rice’s appointment is expected to re-
1 care. I sult in speedy confirmation by the
a few miles of the eastern
THE state game and fish com-
1 mission Tuesday set a goal of
Duncan Jurist Compromise
Between Thomas, Lee;
Senate Action Awaited
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In making this announcement Tues-
day, the White House said the speech,
to be delivered at the Sylvan theater
on the grounds, Will be broadcast and
carried by loudspeaker to banquets
and other events throughout the coun-
try celebrating the day.
Arrangements for the local cere-
mony were completed at a conference
with the president by Representative
Simonet, employe, who they said was
driving the truck which collided with
the car in which they were riding
on U. 8. highway 75 near Beggs. Sny-
der sued for $10,150, and Mrs. Snyder,
who alleged she was permanently
crippled by the crash, asked $25,000.
ator, Thomas choice, and William
Canal Zone had ordered out the sub-
1 marines S-43, S-45, 8-46. to join
other surface vessels and aircraft in
The W'eather
LOCAL—Partly elody tonight and
Wednesday. Not much change in tem-
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Earlier naval
100,000 dead
farm near
Except for the homestead exemp- Missing Pan American plane locat-
tion, which will save householders up ed 30 miles northeast Cristobal. To-
to $15 of their tax bill, Oklahoma | tally under water. No sign of life."
for this year indicat ea saving oil
about 1, mill. If taxes in process of department .of commerce officials.
20x30 ft. corrugated iron building for
sale, reasonable. 2-9910.
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EIGHTEEN PAGES-OKLAHOMA CITY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1937.
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ried for a year. Her statement came
a few days before an elaborate wed-
ENID. Aug. 3 — IP)—Pauline Van
Buskirk. 4 years old, was in critical
condition in a hospital here Tuesday
from burns suffered when her cloth-
ing caught fire from a match ignited
by her sister. Betty. 5 years old
Screams from the child attracted
Forrest Siler, a neighbor, who smoth-
ered the flames and summoned an
ambulance. Mrs. Reva Buskins.
mother of the girls, left the children;
at home alone while she worked on Hearing
a national youth administration proj- 8
ect.
gave way and that great tooth crum-
bled into a pile of rock and slid down
to the ground level of my mouth.
Gold and cement and tooth struc-
the Reichsportfeld
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elimination of unnecessary fluctua-
tions in the value of the dollar," Mr.
Roosevelt wrote. "The United States
is still seeking 'the kind of dollar
which a generation hence will have
the same purchasing power as the
value we hope to attain in the near
future.’
tonmommesmanwmrpuss*mmaierzatmstamntrnz)mamazmiesn.maanz:ema2"
by monetary means and devices—
in Berlin I
the search for the missing ajrliner.
। The full text of the terse message
Fourth-Mill; sent to the chief of army signal corps
’ in Washington by the signal officer
of the Panama Canal department
said
Who would want an iron building?
Forty-nine people do—for fifty
answered the ad below
"On the thirteenth the moon will
be in the first quarter and the sky will
be too bright to see the comet effec-
tively,” he said. The newly discov-
ered comet is proceeding northwest
across the Big Dipper,
at Cristobal that it was assumed the
plane was over the field there. But
nothing more came from the plane.
Pilot Stephen Dunn said then he
was seeking an opening through th#
clouds for a descent into the Cristobal
plans for winter crow | ' in the
shoots, even to a special truck for
hauling explosives. I
Gaines has begun work on dyna- ' line spokesman said there was
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ture, a chaotic mass of wreckage.
There was nothing to do but move in
a steam shovel and clear out the
wreckage so traffic might be resumed.
There was left one section of the
Jagged old veteran, sticking up like
Jungfrau. Repeated repair jobs by
artisans who had to dig deeper each
time finally had undermined the su-
perstructure and caved in the whole
edifice. There was nothing left to go
to a dentist about. The tooth was a
complete wreck. I did not wish to go
and be tortured by a German dentist.
And so I left that serrated peak, to
be smoothed out by a tongue which
prowled around the pinnacle for days,
until it got so sore that it could
probe no longer.
And now I am home, with only a
Jagged fragmenhpf my favorite tooth,
glaring testimonial to the evils of
procrastination. Another tooth is gone
forever and that means something
after you pass forty. Nothing will ever
console me for the loss of this veteran
which might have been with me today
if I had had the courage to go to the
eager chair when time and the op-
portunity beckoned away last March.
them. The divorce action charged pick up a landmark that would give
Mellon deserted their palatial home him the field’s direction.
pouring eight pounds
ding ceremony was scheduled for | airport.
went to Washington in response to
__ a wire from Thomas.
A large cup for the championship The homestead exemption affects
Hight was awarded to Paul Gillespie, only the 15-mill general fund levy
Other winners were Class A. F J. "
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WASHINGTON, Aug. J.—(P)— Pres-
Tiedav by o .E Meador,.professorot henherwashington'monumnent “s;
astronomy at Oklahoma City Univer- September 17 at a ceremony commem-
sity, to get in their glimpses by Au- orating the 150th anniversary of the
gust 10. signing of the constititin
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While more reinforcements
poured in from Manchoukuo,
the Japanese-sponsored state
on the north, Japanese scouting
and bombing planes roamed
over a wide area to the south.
After twice bombing Pactingfu, on
the Peiping-Hankow railroad south-
west of Peiping in Hopeh province,
one fleet of Japanese planes pro-
ceeded South into the heart of Honan
province to view Chengchow, strate-
gic rail junction and the most im-
portant Chinese military center in the
vicinity.
Chinese Planes Grounded
Other Japanese planes scouted Tsi-
nan, capital of Shantung province, to
the east. Central government air
Clash Near as Japanese
Advance to Position Of
Chinese Army
Clouds Fail to Shield
City, Slate From Sun
againinItalyumuum PiM‛ I- ! The approach of the two armies
ommended a very fine dentist. With ,7,, , r~ixpi. 4,..0 „.g.+,12 ,
cold hands and thin fingers. He south of Tientsin turned virtually all
crawled throughout my face, got into section of Hopeh province into.A
my ears, cleaned out the poor old field of operat jons. Far to the north
toothsome more, redecorated the Japanese reported Chinese troops from
exterior to suit himself, threw in much Shansi proyince were massing a
rapid conversation that was quite lost ' Kalgan just short of the great wall
on me and at last finished with a and 116 miles from Peiping. Chi-
flourish, nese asserted Japanese planes had
bombed the Nankuo pass in the great
l ried at forced draft toward the spot.
The levylast year totaled approxI-radinedoardthesplanenmaysstngpartit
over Cristobal, Canal Zone, were two
Pan-American-Grace air
was along the Tientsin to
Petition Is Returned By
Group to City Engineer
A petition for paving the east half
of Kelley avenue from Northeast
Twenty-ninth street to Northeast
Thirty-second street in front of the |
Northeast highschool was to be re-
turned to the city engineer Tuesday
by school board officials.
At its monthly meeting Monday
night, the board approved the plans
to pave the street. The new high-
school will open late in September.
Coat for the 20-foot strip was esti
TT happened first in London.
- In the midst of a dinner dur-
ing the coronation rush, when
there were not more than half
enough hours in a day, I shut
down on what I thought was a
brick. It proved to be an inlay.
It wasted half of a precious day j
to get to a good dentist and get
that tooth back in working con- j
dition. This repair work was on
my favorite tooth in the chew- j
ing department on the lower I
right side. I begged the doc
not to grind down the process,
but it was futile, because he
had to put his mark on that
old standby. He ground it out
and cemented it up and sent
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NANKING, China, Aug.
4.— (Wednesday) —(P)—
Fear gripped China’s capi-
tal Tuesday that it might
he the next objective of
Japan’s war planes. Even
the city’s white buses were
being camouflaged • with
battleship grey paint
against dreaded air raids.
Foreign circles, both diplo-
matic and private, were
asked to obliterate promi-
nent markings on their
properties.
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"HERE was a day last
1 March that was ideal for
going to the dentist. My desk
was clear. It was cold and
rainy. I knew I was going
to be away from home for a
long time and that I should
go and get a check on the old
molars, but if there is one
thing that I can put off to
perfection, it is oral inspec-
tion. They always find some-
thing to do. I'm a baby
about the drill and now I’m
paying for it.
mately 44 24 mills Levy estimates
One man bought the building but
forty-nine mint wait until another
one is advertised in O & T Want
Ads. No matter what you have to
sell . .
Tuesday when President
Roosevelt sent the appoint- Stmborate
ment of Eugene Rice, Duncan
district judge, to the United
States senate.
Rice’s nomination is regarded
as a compromise between the
first choices of Elmer Thomas I used, McMahan explained,
and Josh Lee since he is a per- rp
sonal friend of both Oklahoma I 1
109 at Woodward Alva had 108;
Enid and Ponca City. 106; Pauls Val-
Destination Was Balboa
The Pan-American - Grace ship
Welfaresbqard.andssocould.not.be took off Monday from Guayaquil,
tn? SUDJeCU oi IOIgerles, ana that the ,, . , „ u . .. — .
informations against them did not Equador, for Balboa in the Canal
allege a crime.
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the heat equalled the all-time August Enid Child Badly Burned
3 record—106, set in 1930. T.. C. . i 1 c.
That high pressure area that has In Tire >tarted by Sister
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 — OP) —
President Roosevelt said in a letter to
[Senator Thomas (D, Okla), made
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(Picture. Details on Page 51
A long-drawn out sena-
torial stalemate over selec-
tion of a successor lo Robert
L. Williams as federal judge
for eastern Oklahoma ended
McManus; Class B. A Lex, Jones;
Class C, H. D. Lee; Class D. Jack sumed before January 1.
Hughes, and Class E, Bill Amend. The taxpavers have to their credit this
cups were awarded by Neal Barrett.
death of Mrs. Verna May Smith, theRuacian P.l.. DI..
plaintiff s wife, was filed in federal wussanrolar.hlane
court Tuesday upon removal from dis-1 Loaded for Trip Home
trlct court. SAN PEDRO, Calif., Aug. 3—(P)—
Mrs. Smith, 50 years old, died June Russia's big red monoplane which
Pig banks and miniature houses with slots In the roof had senas k .
been shaken vigorously as Oklahoma City youngsters took their ment or justice reportson Bth
accumulated nickels and dimes to the amusement park. Parents Broaddus and Jones were "not so Levv Reduction Likelv To
saw entire weeks’ allowances slipping through their children’s favorable," and Rice immediately
perature.
STATE—Partly cloudy tonight
Wednesday. Not quite so warm
north central portion tonight.
HOURLY TEMPERATURE
bombs on the vanguard of
j the advancing Chinese armies
Tuesday at Tehchow on the
border of Hopeh and Shan-
tung provinces 80 miles
[south of here.
Zone.
In its last radio message to Pan-
ama, it reported that it was circling
downward because of overcast skies.
With a woman and two children in
its cabin, the Santa Maria, en route
Grace Rowley Mellon filed suit for di- from Guayquil with transfer passen-
vorce Tuesday in common pleas court gers from Lima. Peru, seemingly over-
against William Larimer Mellon Jr., shot its Cristobal port in a cloudy sky
son of the chairman of the Gulf Oil at duskMonday nighte
Corp. and grand nephew of former At the hour, the Santa Marias
Treasury Secretary A W Mellon. wireless signals were heard w strongiy
The young Mrs. Mellon surprised
Pittsburgh society in 1930 with the
announcement that she and the 27-
year-old Mellon heir had been mar-
। chosen by Governor Marland. prob-1
n | NA ably on the recommendation of Knox
Krokene Vereurv I Garvin, state senator from that dis- Cityans will pass over the local tax
VIVnVI9 IVIVI MI Y trlct. counter very nearly the same amount ______-
! they did last year, it appeared Tues-j • he time the report was received, hur-
Soars Above 103 Winners Receive Trophies
_____ In Chamber Golf Tourney
if i n A fi Six silver trophies won in the recent
High f’ressure Area Fades, golf tournament of the Chamber of
public Tuesday, that "it would be
rukow | dangerous to adjust ourselves to any ' A
[ rigid pattern" in seeking to stabilize n
....... the Milk and Ice Fund carried the
Senator Thomas Is Told
Foreign Situation To
Make Move Perilous
ist twice a year. I do not like for- ,
eign paws prowling through my ton- !
alls. I chided myself for not going “olumn or the Twenty-ninth Chinese
Phillips, Okemah, minority house
leader in the last legislature, Earl
Welch, Antlers, state supreme court i
justice; C. E. Dudley of Idabel, and,
Frank Dudley, assistant attorney-1
general.
Tire accord of the senator's on
Gland Death Damage Suit
Filed in Federal Court
The $25,000 suit of Douglas Smith, Bloom (D., N. Y.), director general of
329 Southeast Twenty-third street, the United States Constitution Sesqui-
against Dr. Mark White, Chicago gland centennial commission,
specialist, alleging negligence in the -----
merriment along swiftly. Children
who joyously figured, "two rides for
the price of one means that the sec-
ond one’s free," swarmed over the
merry-go-round, auto cars, clipper
ride, big dipper and motorboats.
Consciences approved the spending. I
Even Oklahoma City’s youngsters
Uris total includes the 15 mills
for general current expenses of coun-
ty. city and school district, the 10-
mill special school levy. 2 mills for
the separate schools and a sinking
fund levy, probably nearly 17 mills.
The city budget will be first on
the carpet when the county excise
board begins the major portion of
its work, probably Thursday. The
board will meet Wednesday to com-
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Whylepadmi ringrheoannutes theegrast To the southwest of Peiping a large
held Promthetop of' the dock Tower, body of.Japanese.topps wassmarch-
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Submarines in Rescue
Fleet as Report Climaxes
Wide Search for Plane
Hodcarriers Near Success
In Building Council Parley
The hodcarriers and common labor-
ers union Tuesday seemed to be meet-
ing with success in its efforts to in-
duce the building union council to
hold a meeting where a request for
strike support can be presented.
Charges that the council's major
’ unions sidestepped aiding the hod-
carriers by falling to have a quorum
at the meetings have been made since
the union called a strike at the Wal-
ler-Wells Construction Co. job at 412
West Main.
R. R. Morgan. bodcarriers presi-
dent. said Tuesday he had been as-
sured the council will meet Wednes-
day.
At 2 p. m the temperature was . ------
103 3. Highest previous record was . member of the golf committee
[ 102, set July 7. Frank Whitney, fed- Donnelly, county commissioner,
weather observer, hoped the the principal speaker.
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I -"What, McMahan said, "100 to aircraft tender Teal to the place where
1 * bnmbhana“tb"smagmnrooswet the Airliner submerged.
Killed ss many as 60,000 crows with [ in Washington said , fleet airbase
Jones, Jr, McAlester county Judge, a onowshwetvebeforeourhgoafexzt“iood: plane also had sighted the missing
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it's chair. And so came Rome ;
and the season of ripe, black cherries
Every time the head waiter saw me ।
• coming into the dining room he
would start icing a bowl of cherries
In the course of this delight one eve-
ning, what I thought was a cherry
stone, turned out to be that infernal
inlay, born in the United States, crip-
pled and restored in Britain and
force concentrations at Chengchow
Harlow and bowed me out intooTnedsnparessttnops were reported
plete work on the budget requests of
rural school districts.
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HMPLOYERS, many of them steady
Ca personal contributors to the Milk
and Ice Fund, were not in the mood
Tuesday to insist upon rigid observ-
ance of working hours.
Roy Staton, manager of Springlake
and Bill Nabors, manager of the pool,
had extra atendants on duty to take
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litical council and editor of the Eng- j ---•----re-
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News. It is known that the Ameri- I ncdiunl LU PedK •n
can-educated editor, fell into the —
me forth a better man, with
high compliments on American
dentistry.
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A FEW weeks later in Paris I
• was engaged in a perfectly
proper exercise on a thick piece
of steak, when the familiar
feeling of a marble in my
mouth advised me again that
the old inlay had given down a
second time. I spent a bad
night exploring the mammoth
cave with a restless tongue
and gave myself over to a
French dentist, who was also a
gymnast. He literally climbed
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