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Chemist Urges Glycerin-
Sulphur Rub for Tires
lying on the bed and noticed flames.
He said he ran into the other room to
save some money he had, but was un-
, theme that President Roosevelt wants
the power that could be generated
there for use in developing a gigantic
aluminum industry in eastern Arkan-
(Oklahoman-Times Washington Bureau)
WASHINGTON, Jan 20—The
campaign to push through congress
legislation to create an Arkansas al-
ley authority will be pitched to the
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Cleanup Starts
With Curfew
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for a few finishing touches
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Lee also revealed that sponsors of
the measure have decided to include
in the watersheds under control of)
the authority, those of the Cimarron
Of Opposition
Bitter Resolution
Expected Today
At Annual Session
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Mayor Find* Blood
Donation Changes
Business as Usual
Teachers to Use V Symbol
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The glycerin serves to preserve the ]
rubber’s elasticity and the sulphur in-
sulates it with a glossy finish, Doctor
You say Swan Soap is
good for babies, is it
OK for a steady diet?
Mrs. Homebody
I'm so sad. The only
time I laugh is when I’m
listening to your radio
program. What should I
do?
Dear Campes:
Here’s my latest
picture, taken in my
bathing suit. Give my
best to the boys, and
tell them Swan breaks ■
easy into two beautiful
cakes One beautiful
cake for them to use in
the shower—and one to
give the corporal when
he's on K P. and has to
do the dishes.
Facts No
Married Woman
Should Be Denied
insignis which has become so tamous
, in the Inst few months— will be the
motif on all sign, and placards used
1 at the Oklahoma Education associa-
tion conrntion here February 13, 13,
and 14, John Cushman, chairman of
the assembly and housing committee,
said Tuesday, The group met in the
. Chamber of Commerce to eelect de-
signs. decide on the number of signs
and posters, and get production under
suhoraxssurhndobta.sdennhaapnsan
womankind Zonite. So powerful, it kills
instantly all germs and bacteria with
which it comes in contact Deodorizes-
by actually destroying odors. Protects
personal daintiness. Yet! Zonite is non-
austic, non poisonous, safe for delicate
tissues. Over 20,000,000 bottles bought.
Get Zonite at your druggist today.
Dear Sandy:
No.
Dear Gracie:
I keep telling the
guys here in camp that
you're the swellest
looker in Hollywood. Can
you send me a picture?
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mittee which recommended recentlv a
state goal of $50,000.
It is every wife’s right to know certain
facts. Her greatest happiness, her physical
and mental well-being, may be at stake.
Yet thousands unknowingly use over-
strong solutions of acids for the douche
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sas. Senator Josh Lee revealed in a
"sales talk" for his AVA bill at a 1
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Dear Mopey:
Get some hard water
and some Swan Soap. Swan
laughs like anything at
hard water. So will you.
'cause Swan suds twice
as fast as old-time
floaties. Nope, you
won't be a mopey if you
get Swan Soapy.
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Dear Mrs. Homebody
It's true you can't
buy a purer soap than
Swan. But just the same
you shouldn't feed the
baby on it. Use Swan on
baby's outside—he'll
love that I Swan's super-
mild . . . duper-gentle.
That's why duds, dishes,
and bathtubs love Swan
too.
। Mother: "Grandmother, please
; don’t let Bettie play with your
purse. We are trying to teach her
i she must never open anyone's purse
but her own."
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This new, imported style hanger will not show
on the wall. A strongly constructed spring style
holder, adjustable to fit plates from 8 to 12
inches In diameter.
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LOIs LEEDS
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wishful thinking wont make you beautiful. You have to
ao things to accomplish results.
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in ma tooniest, taughiot
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Tuesdays.7:30P.M.•WEAF
Dear Gracie:
Have ye any old, worn-
out dollar bills that
ye're practically ready
to throw away? I collect
'em for a hobby.
Sandy Macleod
Want to know how to make your
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flame. and also those of Ellis of
Arkansas and Norris of Nebraska, n 1
in practically completed form. It now
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A short time later, reaction set in.
however, and the mayor's secretarv
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Held in Spy Probe
Tuesday.
The bill which will
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' weight can add tears to your looks.
( Clever frocks like this, made from pat-
tern 9970. will trim you down, says
s Marian Martin! It has a neck-to-hem
The dots, however, will be stars, j
and the dash will be a bar framing
the initials O ». A, Cushman said.
manual " Arhie b departments “ot whie Kcanbur, ecar and deeeniitiae deli-
Northeast highschool. Central high-
school, and Jackson Junior high-
school, with aid from the other
schools.
Plane Crashes During
Test Flight, 5 Hurt
DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 21.—(UP)—A
Branirt airways DC-2 ship crashed
here Tuesday during a routine teat
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•F'o? unnormed mennardetnumb: They're Junk Men for U.S.
was detained Tuesday in a roundup KONAWA. Jan. 21 .—(Special.)—
of Johannesburg police suspected of Konawa Future Farmers will gather
subversive activity.                      scrap metal vital to the defense to
raise $300 for defense bonds. Velden
&o1ng on Swigart, vocational agriculture teach-
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minimises any
sleeves, and the
man, Pauls Valley, Purcell, Sayre,
in selecting the proper thing.
Use hand loction every time you
wash and dry your hands. Warm
some olive or mineral oil and massage
the hands with it every day.
The column is decorated today by
Ann Sheridan. Warner Brothers star.
Her favorite evening gown of the mo-
ment is black jersey, draped in harem
fashion and caught at the bodice with
a huge pink velvet rose!
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1942 The Register ana Tribune Syndicate
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Snt Book Tails Intimsts fsets
Frankly written booklet "Feminine Hy-
giene Today," mailed FREE. in plain
per. Write: Zonite. Dept, 879C,
Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.
IMPROVE your posture by conscious
A thinking, as well as by exercise
and correct corseting. Look in the
mirrors as you pass. Thinking about
able to get into the room. His con-
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Lesesne said. He guaranteed 5,000 ex-
tra miles.
resources. we could repeal a lot of
those taxes, but you’ll never get it
■ extra width at the bust, the waist, or done by sending lawyers and teachers
hips. You can see for yourself how the to the legislature."
having to lock your car in the garage? house at
Here’s exciting news: The Marian Mar-
tin spring pattern book is ready—reads
and waiting to give your wardrobe a gay
spring (ling: It » the smartest collection of
simple-to-use patterns we’ve ever pre-
sented. with stunning ensembles . . vivac-
touB sportswear . . the new softer tai-
i loreds gay cottons and print* .
evening and wedding fashions .   . clothes
for the junior miss and the pigtail set .
and slimming matron modes Order a copy
today’ Pattern book 10 cents.
Send your order to Oklahoma City
; Times Pattern Department, 232 West
Eighteenth street. New York, N. Y.
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Arkansas Valley
Power Bill Drawn
Tiani burton’s
Freedom can be purchased. Buy Bonds and Stamps
for Victory
"Let’s open wi
my fan mail”
srsGBAcTB(wenISwan)ALIEN
Dick Pun. a veteran pilot, and
, urstudent pilots were injured slight-
! lY. Ih ship Was not damgee gami
Three dots and a dash-the victory , ously. Scars was conducting mactice
landings when the accident occurred
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BEAUTY QUIZ       *
HAVE you ever "followed through"
—Hon » beauty program?
Have you honestly tried to improve
your posture?
Gracie
P.S.You'll collect those
dollar bills faster
if you use Swan!
It lasts and lasts—
yep, Swan's the new
floatie that gives
you more real soap
for your money I Try
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Tuesday afternoon, following the
committee meetings in Municipal au-
ditorium, the new state headquarters
At Grand and Klein Avenues, wasded:
icated. Tuesday night speakers were
Jim Patton. Denver, national presi-
dent. and Bob Hanschin, legislative
representative in Washington
The convention will close Wedneg-
day afternoon after election of new
omncers and committee reports.
I Some were detained while r
awwsjs
«ere made at the central barracks
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ANADARKO, Jan. 21.—(Special.)—
More than 30 state Rotary clubs will
be represented here Wednesday for an
inter-cities forum directed by Col. D.
C. Pearson, superintendent of the New
Mexico Military institute at Roswell,
N. M., and a director of Rotary In-
ternational. Dr. Gilbert E. Haslam is
Anadarko club president.
The following past district gover-
nors will speak: Doane Farr, Clinton;
Hal McNuttt, Stillwater, and Ted
Wiedman, Norman.
Wesley K. Leatherrock, Perry, pres-
ent district governor, will attend.
Towns to be represented are: Altus,
| Apache, Carnegie, Chickasha, Clinton,
I Cordeli, Cyril, Duncan, El Reno,
' Erick, Elk City, Frederick, Fort Cobb,
Hobart, Hollis, Lawton, Lindsay, Man-
gum, Marlow, Mountain View, Nor-
The ordinance provides that boys
and girls less than 17 years old be
off the streets by 9 p. m. unless ac-
companied by a parent or guardian
The curfew was invoked when Has-
kell Pugh, county attorney, declared
that Anadarko’s problem is not so
much professional prostitution as a
juvenile problem.
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and Canadian. These were not in
the bill as proposed last year bv Re -
resentative Ellis. Under the plan of
• administration now proposed, the
( Grand River dam would be used prin-
cipally for flood control, and to equal-
ize that the flow of the Arkansas to
the Fort Gibson and Harper's Ferry
. adams farther downstream, which
"would be the principal power plants. I
my purse like that."
Grandmother; "Well, Grandma
will let her. She has so much fun
doing it—and I don’t mind."
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street, caught fire. He was burned on
the head and hands. Hallman was
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In an atmosphere heavy with op-
postion to Governor Phillips, the legis-
lative committee of the State Farm-
ers’ union Tuesday was preparing
resolutions which will carry an at-
tack against the administration to
the convention floor Wednesday.
As the legislative committee con-
sidered resolutions which will be sub-
mitted to the convention, criticism of
Phillips or his program was constant
and often open.
The resolutions probably will in-
clude demands for repeal of state tax
increases on gasoline, auto licenses
and tobacco and cigarets and for
higher taxation of natural resources,
especially on the oil indusry, on lead
and line, and a graduated land tax.
Attack, Are Bitter
Members of the committee ranged
from mild criticism of the state tax
system to open charges that "we have
the rottonest state administration in
the nation." Ed Foley, Lindsay, a
member of the "spending sixteenth"
legislature, was prominent in attacks
on legislation enacted by the Inst leg-
islature.
W. R. Dunn, Custer county repre-
sentative in the last legislature, at-
tempted to defend the program adopt-
ed by that body.
Revenue from automobile tags goes
to common schools, Dunn pointed out.
Foley charged many persons must pay
excessive taxes on "their 110 Jalopies”
while oil companies escaped their
share of taxation.
Legislative Fight Recalled
"That man with a 810 Jalopy prob-
ably has five or 10 children in school,
and he's paying $5 to help educate
them," Dunn said.
"We did the best we could, and we
got money where we could," he con-
tinued. "When we couldn’t get money
where we wanted to, we got it where
we could, and we did balance the
budget You passed the budget bal-
ancing amendment and we vitalized it,
something that should have been done
20 years ago. If we could tax natural ,
The mayor was the first Milwaukee
resident to donate a pint of blood in
a Red Cross drive for plasma. Physi-
, clan# wanted the mayor to rest after
I the donation, but Zeidler, Insisting he
was all right, decided to carry on hit
schedule.
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One woman arrested Saturday on
information furnished by army in-
vestigators Tuesday pleaded not guilty Dr. s D. Lesesne, professor of chem-
to maintaining a house of prostitu- ; istry. University of Oklahoma, said
Tuesday he has the answer: rezular
their information over to local au- treatment with glycerin and powdered
thorlties.                                  sulphur.
..Similar notices have been served by' He recommended that, twice a
mezarmy on  other cities  within a i month, the motorist rub the tire vig-
ThX. L 8 miles from  Fort SIll.  orously with a small rag  saturated
nt th. .  . n made to put some  with glycerin. While the glycerin is
soldiers' out o bounds for Fort Sill damp, powdered sulphur  should be
Points for Parents By Edyth Thomas Wallace
to colds' miseries. Slip away from achey
muscles, sniffles, into sleep. Here’s dou-
ble help that acts almost instantly. Ruh
Use as directed PENETRO wrap
yoke in back are curved to match, pro-
ducing a pleasing, harmonious effect.
' Try it made all of one fabric with ric-
rac edging, or make the front panels,
sleeves and back yoke of contrast
, Long and three-quarter sleeves are
optional too.
• Pattern 9970 may be ordered only in
women's sizes 34. 36. 38. 40. 42. 44,
45 and 48. Size 36 requires 3% yards
, 35 inch fabric, 312 yards ricrac.
Send 15 cent# (plus 1 cent to cover cost
or mane) for this Marian Martin pat-
(cm. Be sure to write plainly your size,
name, address and style number.
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in the home and should be uniformly carried out by them.      S ”t-- ’ ..Snyder, Walters, Waurika
luncheon of the Oklahoma delegation i MILWAUKEE. Jan. 21.— IP_AlI 1
“ ‘                                 i appointments of Milwaukee's young.
carry Lee's usually tireless mayor. Carl Zeidler
were canceled Tuesday. He wa# home
I resUing,
Mayor F. J. Callahan promised the
army full co-operation Anadarko is
35 miles from Fort Sill and there is
considerable traffic between the two
places.
The city council passed an emer-
gency ordinance banning the sale of
beer within the city after midnight
it goes Into effect Thursday.
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City Man Burned in Fire
J. P. Hallman, 62-year-old junk
dealer, was in Oklahoma City General
hospital Tuesday night suffering from
burns received when his two-room
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Nothing can approach the versatility of a
suit, particularly in these days when every
one of us is anxious to do a part of the
work facing American women. We real-
ize we must be efficient, and also that
we must not lose our essential femininity.
Accordingly, we choose a suit that will
not hamper our active lives ... a suit of
100% wool cut on soft, flattering lines.
Grey stripe in sizes 12 to 18.    $39.95
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Pearce said he thought tobacco
ought to be taxed, terming it a lux-
ury.
Bennett Addresses Parley
Another resolution which would
havegforbidden any paid employe of
the Farmers union from accepting
money to work for any political can-
didate who wasn’t Indorsed by the or-
ganization was tabled on order of Walt
Ooins, Crawford, the committee chair-
man. Goins suggested, however. it be
introduced before the committee on
organization.
The union heard a talk Tuesday
morning by Dr. Henry G. Bennett,
president of Oklahoma A. and M. col-
lege in which he pledged "complete,
wholehearted co-operation" with the
union program. This caused observers
to wonder if Bennett, a potential can-
didate for governor, was courting sun-
port for the race.
Needs tn give attention to its groom-
ng. Let Loir          give you some
tend advice through her new leaflet
MODFS FOR MATURES
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curved bodice dovetail right He mentioned Joe Chambers, Tulsa,
as one of the legislators who pre-
vented a tax program that would have
hit oil companies more heavily.
Foley's resolution met with unex-
pected opposition from G. W. Pearce,
from his own county, the state organ-
ization's chaplain.
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WASHINGTOM Ten. 21. —(PP) —
President Roosevelt said Tuesday he
did not think there had been an
agreement yet on the line to be fol-
lowed by a projected international
highway to Alaska.
The road would go through west-
ern Canada, and Mr. Roosevelt told
a press conference, in response to a
question, he had a query circulating
now in an effort to find out the status
of the highway.
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Anadarko Bans Beer
Sale After Midnight
ANADARKO, Jan. 21.—(Special.)-
In response to demands from army
officers at Fort Sill that Anadarko
clean up its city morally or the army i
would step in and do it, a 1909 cur-1
few ordinance, long unenforced, went [
into effect at 9 p. m. Tuesday
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If you have a "problem skin." have
you followed a plan as to its care
and improvement? Do you visit a
doctor and then disregard his advice?
If your hair is thin and fuzzy, do
you massage your scalp?
If your hands are dry and wrinkled,
do 1YoU use any hand treatments?
aIuyounreally want to do something , must do something about it!
te what vou           onditions, here , The routine of cleanliness for skin.
E.wnat U c do! Just talking face and scalp go together in clearing
You have to something won’t help. , the "problem skin " Brisk walk, body
I 1 have 10 Ret busy and do things scrubbing with a brush aid in stimu.
no acheverresults.. Wishful thinking is iating circulation. Eliminating sweets
A8OodutAcTIoNI „ THE THING and eating the right food helps to
if A follow 8ram.wilbring results clear the skin DOING these things,
nf EoumTolow through. It consists not just planning to do them will
of setting a time limit on recondition- ' bring results'
pr&mourelria8ay,.A.six weeks’ pro- Massaging the scalp help, so much
diet exSresia pttention > correct toward hair heaith and beauty. Select
neelexercise, A th Iwhat you an ointment at your cosmetic counter,
home' sPemlshair care, beautifying one made by a hair specialist that the
for hair andentphometetratmenta salesrpeople.know: They.win aid you
hair. Trying out new ways to do your
hair. All these things are important
to make you more attractive And
iyou.but follow such a plan you
WILL be more attractive!
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