The Alva Daily Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 305, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 31, 1940 Page: 1 of 4
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Official City Paper
VOLUME 38
George Washington
(First President 1789-97)
By Central Press
ALTHOUGH we take It for
: granted that our presidents
are inaugurated at Washington
D C "the father of his coun-
: try" received
:P:
::::: ": his first oath
"44::::04::p:::: ::': in New York
:t::ii:::::::::'0 ::i: City 1789 and
li:f'1: '?'''!::''''::::'i::::7!:::::1: Philadelphia
second in
: : u d e lphia
::: o'i 1793 After a
I14 : ::i: :: jsoeuvreneny- from
400:e'' Mt Vernon to
:: New York
: Washington
:: was in au gu-
::::ti: rated at about
4
:q!:::: noon April 30
1:: 1789 on a bEd-
cony of Fed-
eral hall before a multitude
cheering wildly for the man
who had been unanimously
'elected to guide the new repub-
lic Escorted all the way by
groups of citizens and militia
and showered with flowers from
the ladies he entered the hall
was presented to both houses
and then emerged on the gallery
to take the oath administered
by Robert Livingston chancel-
lor of New York and ancestor
of Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt
Then saluted by 13 guns he re-
tired to the senate chamber to
make his address and finally
accompanied by the entire legis-
lative body attended service at
St Paul chapel That evening
New York was gay with fire-
works and brilliant displays
Four years later Washington
again took the oath as presi-
dent—this time in Congress
ball Philadelphia 7 a striking
person handsomely dressed in a
black velvet suitl
Markets
Alva Markets
These Prices Were for
DEC 30 1910
Cream 32c
(i No 1 Eggs 20c
Broilers lq lbs to 212 lbs 12c
Springs 3 lbs up
10c
H liens Ile
L liens 8e
Stags
Cox
7(
5c
Turkey liens r2c
t
Y Torn Turkeys 14 lbs up 10c
Geese 8c
t W Ducks 8c
Col Ducks
Ic
Guineas 20c
f
LCowliffles '
5c
Whet 71c
4 —
I) WICHITA MARKETS
41 Wichita Union Stockyards Dec
V
4 30—Opening cattle sales indicat-
ed a stronger standing for some
divisions while others were indi-
tcated as steady to weaker prices
Choice veal calves were expected
tMonday to advance 50 cents te
reach a $11 top Butcher steers and
4 heifers opened steady but indica
tions pointed to a weaker stand
in later in the day
1 Butcher cows showed early pre-
dictions to advance possibly 25
cents to reach $675 top
The bull market opened slightly
higher with a 25-cent increas(
making $650 top prices for good
)
sausage bulls
' The replacement division had
early' indication's of remaining
mostly steady with stocker re-
ceipts fairly light
Stock yearlirigs were taken at
$650 0i) 1000 Stock steers were
steady at $550 CM 1000
° ' ' Hog Market
Possibly lower prices for the
1 hog market was indicated although
the market opened at steady Mon-
day morning Choice and medium
butcher hogs opened at $600
685
i Sows : and stags were early
quoted at $560
' Stock pigs were fairly steady at
$150 550
Sheep Market
Although there were no early
sheep prices available general in-
dications pointed to a fairly steady
trading Active drive-in lambs were
at $885 and down Car lambs op-
ened at $910 and down
There were 376565 common
istockholders and 21363 holders of
13referred in the latest total
f-'"ir
(AP) MEANS ASSOCIATED PRES
II?IIS1HIDE1JLAND RAli
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ALVA C OF C
MEETING SET
EN JAN 14TH
1
Plans for Election and for
Outlining 194 1 Program
to Be Discussed
I The (late for the annual mem-
bership meeting of the Alva
chamber of commerce at which
election of a new board of direc-
tors will be held and the outlin-
ing of the 1941 program has been
set it was announced Monday
night by Kent W Johnsen vice-
president of the oshlamber of com-
merce :The general meeting will be
held at the farmer's forum on
Tuesday January 14 at 7 p tn
Dinner Preeeelas Meeting
A dinner will precede the meet-
ing which will consist of a pro-
gram election of board members
the annual report from the secre-
tary and the outliiing of the sug-
gestions submitted for the 1941
program
The meeting is to be designated
as "home consumption" meeting:
with food from this community to
be served at tile banquet and
home speakers to appcat on the
program
Amon Davis was appointed to
head a committee to work out the
idea of the program on home in-
dustry and home consumption
Nominations Complieted
The nominating committee has
completed nominations for the
half of the board of directors who
are to be elected to serve or two
years Each year lhall of the board
members are chosen and no mem-
ber is allowed to succeed himself
After the election and half of
the board remaining and the new-'
ly elteted members meet and
choose from their own body Owl
president and vice-presidentwhich
will be done within a few days
after the general membership'
meeting and board election
To Mail Ballots
Ballots will be mailed out with-
ia a few days to all members of
ate chamber of commerce in good
standing They will cast their
votes in the ballot box at the gen-
eral meeting
Suggestions for the 1941 pro-
gram for the organization may 1D-?
made by anyone but must be sub-
mitted in writing to the organi-
zation at th t! chamber of com-
merce office priorto the general
meeting January 14
Cars Are Needed
For Fort Sill Trip
'
tl WI CII1TA MARKETS Cars are needed by the chamber
4 of commerce transportation corn-
Wichita Union Stockyards Dec
mittee to take the last group of
4 30—Opening cattle sales indicat- Alva boys who are in the 45th
ed a stronger standing for some
divisions while others were indi- division signal company home for
three days furlough back to Fort
t c a t ehdo Choice steady to Itvoe s were weaker r e xp Ipleccetse'd aSi announced l‘
Sill Wednesday d n e s d a nliy Monday n i gAhl t Roy-
c
tMonday to advance 50 cents tcl Three cars are needed to trans-
reach a $11 top Butcher steers and port the guardsmen back to their
heifers opened steady but indica camp
tions pointed to a weaker stand- All Alva soldiers who are home
ing later in the day
1
Butcher cows showed early pre-
Sill Wednesday are urged to call
dictions to advance possibly 25 the chamber of commerce so that
cents to reach $675 top reservations may be made for
The bull market opened slightly
higher with a 25-cent increas( now and need rides back to Fort
theta
1
Persons who can take cars on
nicking $650 top prices for good '
the trip Wednesday are asked to
sausage bulls
contact either Royalty or Roger
' The rtplacentent division had
1
' 's Smith chairman of the committee
early indication of remaining
in charge of the transportation
mostly steady with stocker re-
Five trips have been made by lo-
i ceipts fairly light I cal citizens in bringing the soldiers
Stock yearlirtgs were taken at Dom the camp to Alva and return-
1 $650 (ri) 1000 Stock steers wer2
ing them to their base The men
steady at $550 01! 1000 cre divided into groups with
Hog Market each getting three (lay furloughs
I Possibly lower prices for the for the Christmas holidays
hog market was indicated although The group will leave the Mon-
d
t ber of commerce office at 9 a cham-
the market opened at steady 1
di m
day morning Choice and meum
Ni-cdnesday
FRED SNITE RECOVERING
AFTER STOMACH ILLNESS
MIAMI BEACH Fla Dec M—
G-PI—Fred B Snite Sr reported
Sunday night his son occupant of
an iron lung for four years was
recovering from a stomach ail-
ment Christmas has not been celebrat-
ed at the Sn:te winter home as yet
because young Snite became ill
Tuesday night with an upset stom-
ach A Chicago physician flew
down for an examination
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BRETT TALKS
TO CLUB HERE
Rotarians Hear Address by
Oklahoma City Attorncy
Nlonday at Noon
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MORNING EXCEPT AIONDAY
AIXA OKLAHOMA TiJESDAY DECLIIHER 31 1910
NAZIS SAID IT WAS SUNK-HERE IT IS
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Decks awash but still afloat the British destroyer Kelly is towed to from Nazi torpedo host in the North Sen British say she was refitted
port German communique said the Kelly had been sunk by a torpedo j and has again put to sea Note crew members clustered on the port side
—
fildian Will St
art Duties
As State's Chief Justice
This Is the Last of a Series of four Articles on Officials
Who Will Assume New Work at
Capital During January
i
An impressive discusston oc the OK LA HOMA CITY Dee 29— tic
i I Public offices the Alva post-
present day War in ut opc the
i e
1 e
()—An enrolled metnber of ar One-sixteenth Chickasaw
welch tfice banks and the Woods c aun-
draft
first world :war the history of the Indian tribe will sit for the first took advantage of the tribe's edu-111 office will be closed all
Wednesday ' for
United States and the Bible form- I time in' Oklahoma history as chief cation facilitie s before he turned da january 1 Y
c( Y
ing a cycle of similar events was II justice of the state supreme court to the law which had been prae-
l w ear's day it was announced
Mend:1eas
given by John prat Oklahoma' if the tribunal follows custom next ticed by his kinsmen for two pi y by the h d of the sev-
e-
City assistant United States dis-lJanuary - — vious trenerations — ( !al di Ile reLt institutions
K c
trict attorney W:13 spoke to the I For Vice-Chief Justice Earl Welch was a student in Potent!
iitister J MCormick Alva 'post
strAed that the local post-
members of the Alva Rotary club i Welch of Autlers is scheduled tc and Talihina public schools before
office
at their regular noon luncheon-I become chid justice when the be enrolled in the Chickasaw's e wil b closed and no deliv-
meeting at the Hotel Bell Moo- court reorganizes Justice N S Ifarley Institu e at Tishonlingo "les will be made I'll IlitY- '
day 1 Corn of Thloga n a seniority Later he attended Hargrove col-
i
Brett gave his address the title i basis' will become vice-chief jus-1 lege at Ardmore Neither school v' ‘lllieBanks throughout the county
"'ed
I l now exists ‘1 00tIS county offices and city
Df 'God and the Constitution"1 efices will close for the day
Ile studied for a year at the
and discussed phases of Biblical I University of Arkanas before cn Fedc!al "Mc" will be el's"
urder order for a legal holiday
history the constitution of the I AID To EHINA rolling at the University of Okla-
United States the history of E W Moore chid clerk in the
homa law school where he was
Woods county draft office stated'
tMoontt
kmerica
lisocyt (that i 1 the yd r at f t conforming
will!
World war and the present Euro-
lati and the similarity of sit-
ons and causes in the first! : grad u Ja tuende ‘i no 11919111
afterhpassing
w Hi the legal holiday orders of
?can conflict practice at Antlers In ' 1926 he
Tlie speaker stated his talk the federal government Moore
was elected district judge and was -
night be labeled either "God and Leaders Study Way to Give re-elected in 1930 further stated that many inquiries
btye been' made as to the chissifi-
he Constitution" or "Christianity I But he wanted to branch out Help to Other Nations cation of county registrants and
ind the National Defense" and so he entered the race for the
- - - I I 4 n cc 11t said he wished to announce for
United States and the Bible form-
serve Or two time in Oklahoma history as chief cation facilitie s hitore he turneo
i of the board ing a cycle of similar events was 1 justice of the state supreme court to the law which hbeen
ad b prac-
and no mcm- given by
John Brett Oklahoma if the tribunal follows custom next ticed by his kinsmen for two w-
xeed himself City assistant United States dis-1 January — --- L : --vittus generations -
and half of trict attorney 4:13 spoke to the For Vice-Chief Justice Earl Welch was a student in Potent!
and the new- members of the Alva Rotary club i Welch of At:tlers is scheduled tc and Talihina public schools before
I
s meet and at their regular noon luncheon-1 Income chief justice when the he enrolled in the Chickasaw's
Alm body the meeting at the lintel Bell Mon- i court reorganizes Justice N S 1 Farley Institul e at Tishon i ingo
Tsidentwhich day Corn of Thloga n a seniority Later he attended Hargrove col-
a few days I Brett gave his address the title i basis'
will become vice-chief jus-i lege at Ardmore Neither school
I
membership 1 of 'G l now exists od and the Constitution" i
ilection and discussed phases of Biblical I
history the constitution Univers:ity of Arkanas before cn
led out with- United States the hit f
Bois
l es e sory o 1
of the I AID TO CHINA He studied for a year at the
rolling the University of Okla-
at
1 homa law school where he was
United States the history of 1 mu 1 u ul Illin 1 homa law school where he was
America and the similarity of sit-TIgraduated in 1911
World war and the present Euro-
PLANNED OU
uations and causes in the first! In June of 1911 after passing
Ithe bar examination Welch set up
pean conflict practice at Antlers In ' 1926 he
The speaker stated his talk --- was elected district judge and was
might be labeled either "God and !Leaders Study Way to Give re-elected in 1930
I But he wanted to branch out
the Constitution" or "Christianity Help to Other Nations and so he entered the race for the
and the National Defense"
Ire said "Democracy cannot Battling Axis 1state supreme court in 1932 and
survive where there is no Chris- i — was elected Six years later he
Hanky" Should Christianity be I WASHINGTON Dec 30—(iP)-- was re-elected without an oppon-
"ditched" democracy would be no Extension of the lease or lend war I ent out against him the only un-
more "but a country without I supply plan to China and Greece opposed state official that year
Christianity would be a country: was indicated by Secretary Mor-
early cultivated an in-
Welch
terest in the law for his father
like that of the nazi lgoverned Igenthau today in line with Presi-
Charles A Welch was an attorney
coun tries" l dent Roosevelt's plea to make the
!!” AV OV A A“J 0 p Iv ok v 1Y ill AtES AA1!! s I 1 was his
grandfather W A
Quoting excerpts from the Bi-!"Ihnited States the great arsenall
Welch
hie ale constitution and history of democracy"
Welch was born near Wieter
along with application of good! The secretary of the treasury
Okl:' a in what then was Indian
clear original thought Brett made I said at his
l
an impression in his address to the i press conference that Territory Jan 27 1892 He is
the plan recently proposed by the
married and has three sons James
Rotarians !president for leasing or lending
Gordon Welch a University of Ck-
Lee Woodward was in charge ofiwar materials to Great Britain
lahoma law sticlent and Norman
the program and presented Brett I "might apply" also to China and lin —
a Byron Welch of Oklahoma
W F Deusinger of the college Greece City
This be said would depend ulti-
faculty stated that Brett had in-
mately upon what action was Lk- formed him that he would come 1900 WOOD PIECES
en congress
back to Alva and deliver the same by USED IN TABLE TOP
Morgenthau declined to say
talk to the Northwestern students
if it was so desired and t:-1 fac- whether Chinese officials had been PENN YAN N Y Dec 30—
ulty member stated that the invi- promised early delivery of bomb-
1 we continents and numerous At-1
erg and fighter planes In otherj
tation was extended lantic and Pacific islands have con-
reliable quarters however it was 1
I tributed to an inia'd tilt-top check
said that the administration had
erboard table built here by C I
-
The Tulsa Safety Council has intimated to Chinese purchasing!
recommended that Irving Caesar's officials that their requests foil Harper
More
!ate model military aircraft must! thin 1900 pieces of 50
oclon
gs of Safety" be distributed give way for the time
ne b eing tol kinds of domestic and foreign
!wood each a quarter of an inch in
to the schools and tauhgt in all the more pressing British demands
elementary schools thickn re ess a included in the de-
Mayor R J Daugherty of Bart- Mt Popacatepett is 17888 fet ! sign The wood was collected from
parts of Africa Mexico
lesville recently issued a procla high and Diego de Ordaz is i various
lIndia British Guiana Brazil Cen-
mation urging motorists to aid in thought to be the first European
! tral America Hawaii Australia
the drive to diminish "death in to ascend it in 1522
! Tasmania uba Isle of Pines and
December" Misers sometimeS hide h
A Stillwater man who had driv- money in strange places A tcilr! the United States It took Harp-
ler two years to collect the wood
en 547000 miles without an acci- cazo family bought some house-1
and four months to build the ta-
dent was given a summons recent- hold effects for $10 Among them l
ly by an Oklahoma Patrolman was a stuffed parrot which was )1e
who said the motorist was driving given to the children for a play-I
SCIENTISTS WORKING
68 miles an hour at night The thing One thousand five hundred
ON NEW CANCER CURE
man in justice court cited his dollars was found stuffed into the
—
perfect record but a jury found musty bird
PHILADELPHIA Dee 30—Dr
him guilty of reckless driving At one time shortly after the'
i Leonard G Rowntree director of
Two Oklahoma Highway Pa- middle ages patients were plied
the Philadelphina Institute for14
trolmen removing a dead animal with wines and liquors until they
from the highway near Duncan fell in a drunken stupor They I Aledical Research has disclosed
that three Philadelphia scientists
narrowly escaped being run down were then operated on arms or
!are conducting experiments in can-
by a driver who could not stop I l 'legs were amputated and abdomi nal operations performed
i cer research in conditions so (Ian-
until he ran his car off the road
gerous that the laboratory already
He was charged with reckless driv- For 22 years the celebration of! h as been the scene of three ex-
ing when the Patrol officers found Christmas was outlawed in Mass- plosions and three fires
his car had faulty brakes I achusetts because ate Puritans re- The men are working with crude
The state of Utah was namedlgarded it as a frivolous excite- oil and ether a combination so un-1
for the tribe of Ute Indians Res-f merit Anyone caught celebrating predictable that they cannot tell!
S ON GERMAN 1:kAEAS
iNK-HERE IT IS 1101GERNDSCHEER AS PRIME
state supreme court in 1932 and "' """" ""
the board that no registrant with
was elected Six years later he
order numbers from 401 to 1698
was re-elected without an oppon-
ent out against him the only un-
have been classified nor will they
opposed state official that year I
be classified for some time yet
Welch early cultivated an in-
Although the offices and banks
terest in the law for his father will be closed Alva merchants
Will keep their stores open as us-
Charles A Welch was an' attorney
as was his grandfather W A ual New Year's day it was an-
mowed through the retail tner-
Welch
charts diciion tho chamber of
Welch was born near Wntcr1
emmuvrce
Wefts of the state are known as !the holiday was fined five E hillI -1 when their apparatus will be blown
Utahans ings to pieces
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OFFICES CLOSE
ON WEDNESDAY
one Day Holiday Scha
ft )1- Alva Busincsses
on New Year's
CIZECIANS SNIASIIING
oN"MIVAIM VALONA
This he said would depend ulti-j ‘-'11Y I ATI! ENS Dec 30-40—Greek
mately upon' what action was Lk- 1900 WOOD PIECES Iforces were reported today to have
en by congress USED IN TABLE TOPI goa by threatening Italian con-
l edged closer to Valona their next
Morgenthau declined to say
whether Chinese officials had been trot at three points guarding the
promised earlY delivery of bomb-
PENN YAN N Y Dee 30— approaches to that southern Alban-
ers and fighter planes In other
Five continents and numerous At- ian port
1
t
lanic and Pacific islands have con-
reliable quarters however it was 1 Action continued slow because Of
I t'ilt-top check-
said that the administration hrcl ributed to an iniad t
heavy snow six feet deep in some
intimated to Chinese purchasing! erboard table built here by C L
officials that their requests for i IlarP er The It stilt hold some
alian s
More thin 1900 pieces of r 1 1 ft- T I sector
-I) aegots in e a (Team de-
late model military aircraft must!
tol kinds of domestic and foreign
give way for the time being
! spite the threat that their corn-
more pressing British demands wood each a quarter of an inch in munications may be severed corn–
! thickness fire included in the de-
Mt Popacatepett is 17888 ftet l pletcly The Greeks have claimed!
sign The wood was collected from the cnplure of 200 prisoners and a
high and Diego de Ordaz is i varkalm parts of Africa Mexico large quantity of supplies in this
h bietlh5efit:st European 1 India British Guiana Brazil (en- area
to
thought to to i t n 22 tral America Hawaii Australia
Misers sometimes hide thir! Tasmania Cuba Isle of Pines and GENERAL 11OTORS II AS i
money in strange places A (mi! the United States It took Harp-(A IN IN STOcli HOLDERS
ler two years to collect the wood NEW yonKo Due O — um
cazo family bought some house-
latld four months to build the ta-
hold effects for $10 Among them i Stockholders of Generat Motors
was a stuffed parrot which was ) C corporation numbered 397928 in
given to the children for a play-
the fourth quarter of 1940 corn-
thing One thousand five hundred'
SCIENTISTS WORKING pared with 397051 in the third
ON NEW CiANCER CURE quarter and 381'000 in the final
dollars was found stuffed into the
musty bird — period last year
At one time shortly after the PHILADELPHIA Dec 30—Dr '
plied 1 Leonard G Rowntree director of
middle ages patients were
the Philadelphina Institute for)
with wines and liquors unti M s
l they Wednesday To See
Medical Reearch as
' h disclosed
fell in a drunken stupor They -
that three Philadelphia scientists
were then operated on arms or
I er re conducting experiments in ern- No Paper Printed
legs were amputated and abdomi- l a
i c reearch in conditions so dan-
nal operations performed Igerous that the laboratory already —
For 22 years the celebration of has been the scene o three ex-
II b h f In accordance with custom
In accordance with custom
the Daily Record will publih
no paper for New Year's—
WedneAay morning A paper
will be issued however on
Thursday morning
D
(CP) MEANS CENTRAL PREsS
BIG CODS CHEER AS PRIME
MINISTER INSPECTS SMOKING
SHIMS EF it::110E0 LONDON
'tiller Silent on Presidi's Address While in
Rome Fascist Editor Warns United States
"Tolerance" of Axis Limited
By Associaled Press
Angry Britons koked over the
lire blackened ruins of the ancient
"city" of London Monday nig't
and ibouted for reprisals against
the Gertnans even as military
pert forecast much 1110te intem-a!
aerial war fa re between Li in
and the nazis
Fire fight(!rs and defences s':ood
ready in force t hrco2 h I he night
against any renewal of the fiery
warfare hut the normal her for
thc raiding piesed vk'ithout event
Churchill Cheered
Crowds cheered Primo Alinkter
Winston Churchill as he inspected
the smoking rubble and the burn-
ed lamhaarks left Sundayy night
by hundreds of nazi war planes
in the worst incendiary attauk of
the war
The British mini-try of in for-
mation officially quoted the bomb
weary Londoners as telling Chur-
: "Good Old Winston! Give it
back to theta "
Axis reaction to President Roose-
velt's speech meanwhile ranged
from official silence in Berlin—
described there as "the fuhrer's
own secret"---to biting recrimina-
tions in Rome
"Undeclared War" Charged
Premier Mussolini's so-called
"mouthpiece" the fascist editor
Virginio Gayda declared Presi-
dent Roosevelt was the leader Of
an "undeclared war" against the
nazis fascist bloc and asserted that
REPLY MADE TO EMIT'S
SPEECH BY SENATOR WHEELER
AS HE ASKS FOR JUST PEACE
Montana Democrat Severe Critic of New Deal
Demands End of War and Suggests 8
Plans as 'Working Basis' for Idea
WASHINGTON Dec 30—UP) tic This would require two o
—Asserting that the idea of a tl-Tee thousand transports plus
nazi invasion of America was fleet larger than our navy—cos
'fantastic" Senator Wheeler thousand s of fighter escortet
Democrat Montana tonigiA an- !somber& Such a fleet cannot pos
swered President Rciosevelt's Idea sibly be available
for greater aid to England with a "Remember Hitler has alreach
call for immediate peace in Europe been seven months in vainly try:
before he said America becomes Mg- to crers 20 miles If Hitler
involved in "the insanity" of war army can't cross the narrow Eng-
Aa owurking basis fr a jwt fish channel in seven moliths
bomet b s von't fly across thc
peace" he suggested eight points:
Rockies to Denver tomorrow"
1 Autonomous Poland anti
Chekoslovakia
The Yu:etide season of 19-10
2 Restoration of an indepen-t
lived up to its modern reputation
(lent France Holland Norway' r carnage on the highways In
Ile 'glum and Denmark
the week beginning Dec 21 and
3 Restoration of Alsace Lorending-
Dec 27 15 persons met
rain to France
death On Oklahoma roads al-
4 Restoration of German col- though in t he 20 days limed iate-
onies ly priceding the Crristmas season
5 Protection of all racial and
only 14 persons had been killed
religious minorities in al rutinChti-tnuts
Eve was a nizhttuare
tries for members of the Oklahoma Pa-
ternationaliza tli?
tro with more accidents reported
Suez canal I at one time than there were in-
7 No indemnities or repara- Highway 77
Guns north of Guthrie blocked by a
Ariii liinitatin three-car crash Capt John Read-
The Montana senator long one
g first officer of Ole patrol
of the the senate's nuit severe ciitics I
sued an appeal over the radio for
of the Roosevelt foreign polio motonsts to slow up on their
made his remarks in a speech pre-
:nrtrnas trips in order that all
pared for delivery in the national
might reach home safely
radio forum of the Washington A rnc City WOlna recvntly
Evening Star His tnidre-s 1' a went to ray tICC to take her CNa
been rLpeatedly referred to bY hi illation for drivtr's license becau e
associates durinz the day a" " re- she said she had heard the exam-
ply to the talk Roosevelt made last iner over there was 'easier" 1' :7!
night urging all possible asist- examiner at Pa w rn e chuckled
ance to England to keep the axis
Ile's the same man that gives ex-
powrrs from attacking America
am!nations at Ponca City
"Our independence can only he
lost or compromised" 'Wheeler or WEATHER
NUMBER 305
the "tolerance" of tile axis was
Gupta cited two specific actions
which 1‘e said would mean "open
United States intervention" for
which no excuse could be creatvd:
1 Any attempt by American
nag stliPs to force a counter
bli rka de - '
2 Cerion to Britain of Ger
man and Italian ships now taking
refuge in United Stats harbors
War Fever Boils
In the Balkan the war fever
boiled to a DPW high as Hungary
mobilized thousands of troops and
Germany's out-reaching ' armies
s‘ung through Rumania to the
border of 004 Bulgaria—like-
Ty sPringboard for an nazi invas-
ion into Greece Turkey or the
near East
Total mobilization in Hungary
vai expected to be reached by
January 15 n move interpreted in
well informed Budapest quarters
ns another step in Germany's
preparation for war in the Balk-
ans this winter
Russia Active
Freh Rusian military activity
was reported on highways from
Itatian Poland to the Slovak
frontier
'tut the Albanian battle front
the Greeks report0 strong Italian
counter attacks were repulsed in
two sectors
In the Libyan desert campaign
20000 Italian troops still held out
ist the two weeks old siege of Bar-(ha
tic This would require two or
ftree thousand transports plus a
fleet larger than our navy—cost
thousands of righter escorted
bombers Such a fleet cannot pos-
sibly be available
"Remember Hitler has already
been seven months in vainly try-
ing to cros 20 miles I I Hitler'
army can't cross the narrow Eng-
lish channel in seven moliths his
bombius votr't fly across the
Rockies to Denver tomorrow"
lost or compromised" 'Wheeler 3k WEATHER
"if Germany invades the
I
western hemisphere north of th?! Forecast
equator This would he fantastic Oklahoma: Niostly cloudy seat-
as it would require the transport a- tered light showers extreme at
Von of at least 2000000 men—I portion' Tuesday Wednesday
with planes tanks and equipment i cloudy little change in tempera--in
one convoy across the Atlan- I Wry
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