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The Heart of the Rich |
Canadian Valley ;
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aHE El Reno Daily Tribune
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SSOCIATED PRESS
EL RENO, OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1937
(U.PJ MEANS UNITED PRESS
VOLUME 45, NO. 285
CONGRESSMAN KEEPS HIS PLEDGE
MID-STATE STANDINGS
Tram W Cr
Classen 5 • 83
Central 5 1 83
Norman 3 2 6C
Capital Hill 3 2 .01
El Reno 2 2 .50
Guthrie 1 2 .33
Shawnee 1 5 U
Chickasha 0 5 0<
RESULTS LAST WEEK
El Reno 43. Chickasha 13.
Central 36. Guthrie 11.
Clusscn 45. Shawnee 9
Capilol Hill 41. Norman 26
Capitol Hill 33. El Reno 17.
Tulsa 26. El Reno 22
Centra 51. Chickasha 20.
Nonnan 27. Classen 25
Gulluie 35. 8'Ulwater 25.
Classen 34. Tulsa 30.
MAT EXPAND TO
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High Officials Heard In
Conference With Ap-
propriation Board
Lyle H. Boren of Seminole, ne* omahoma congressman from the
feurth district, told his constituents during his campaign he would , ..
oc married if they would give htn time. Keeping his pledge. Boren jrurity board, who appeared^
recently wed Miss Christine McKown, 22, of Maud. The new con-
gressman unhorsed Percy L. Ortssaway. "cowboy judge." In .he primary
.’lection to win the Democratic nomination. He is 27 years of age,
(he second youngest member of the United States house of represen-
tatives.
GAMES THIS WEEK
Monday—Guthrie at El Reno;
apllol Hill at Shawnee.
Tuesday—Chickasha at Norman.
Wednesday—Nonnan at Central;
Britton at Classen.
Thursday—Chickasha at Shaw-
jnce.
Friday—Capitol Hill at El Reno;
(Central at Tulsa. ,
How Canadian County
Is Contributing
Kinds for Red Crons relief work
in the flood area may be left
at the office of the Oklahoma
Natural Gas company or at the
Oklahoma Gas and Electric
company's office.
EL RENO
Anonymous
Mary K Ashbrook
Anonymous
James Boll
Charles Bollinger
Lir. and Mrs. W R
Mrs. Alice Boorsma
J. E Conner
Criterion Theatre
Ralph Cooksey
DISTRESS SIGNALS
Coach Dick Horton's higlischoo!
-Indians, drfcndtng Mid-State cham-
pions who have skidded down to
fifth position in the present bas-
ketball standings, will have an op- Edwin Cooksey
portunity to bolster their percent-
age or drop a notch lower tonight
when they entertain Couch Clif-
ford "Speedy" Wright and his
Guthrie Bluejays in the local gym.
tonight
4 60
5.00
2.00
2 00
1 00
Buckner 5.00
250
5.00
<1000
3 00
3.00
Four Vessels Flounder In
Severe Storm
WASHINGTON. Feb 1 —<U.R>—
Belief that a third of the nation's
trepidation ultimately may receive
benefits lrom the social security
program was expressed by admin-
istration officials In testimony be-
fore the house a npropriatlcns com-
mittee. it was disclosed today.
High officials of the social *e-
irurlty board, who appearrd before
i he committee together with heads
of more than two-score other fed-
eral agencies and commissions, tes-
tified the old age benefit provisions
of the program eventually may be
broadened to include 40.000.000 per-
sons, instead of the 26 000.000 now
listed.
The testimony was made public
by the committee preparatory to
reporting favorably the Independent
offices supply bill.
Would Aid Veterans
Brigadier General Frank T
Hines director of die veterans ad-
ministration, told the committee he.
and other federal officials, were ^
starting a drive to place between j
300.000 and 400.000 World war vet-
erans in full time, permanent Jobs
I in private Industry.
Chairman John G. Wlnant of the
-(U R1—Aid sociai security board testified that
American p)ans arp advancing rapidly for
Did You Hear
W7 N. FARRIS. Canadian
W county undersheriff, says
records in that office show au-
tomobile accidents lo be more
frequent when weather is favor-
able and highways smooth.
"When it's raining, sleeting or
foggy, drivers arc more careful.”
he explains. "When all is fair,
they are more prone to step on
the gas."
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A farmer near Yukon who
thought his coni crop was ruin-
ed last summei. converted it into
silage and recently sold it for
11.400. The old adage about it
being "an ill wind that blows
no good" still holds true, appar-
ently
-o--
Colonel W A Graves, com-
manding officer of Hie 189 li
Held artillery of the Oklahoma
national guard, recently Inspect-
'd t lie service battery in Mmco
.ml expressed himself as being
highly pleased with the new
annory there. The colonel
praised Captain T, W. Brown
and his men for their progress.
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FLOOD CHILD
Second Evacuation Order-
ed As Deluge Threatens
Further Destruction
1 FORMER RUSSIAN
LEADERS DIE FOR
Important French Politi-
cian Unable To Pre-
vent Executions
SENATE DEBATES
2 42
The first whistle will be sound- IMr5 Monroe George 1.00
.TrLKt Galloway jSjj
Teachers, officiating as referee.
Horton has disclosed his start- ??' „anfl E H o ™
ing lineup tonight will be the same J; , MOL ,
as that which took the floor al the Sw’d m hR Ki,,B “2 oo
outset against Tulsa Braves last Mr and Mrs W R Klng 200
outset against lutsa orates Mt ^ mrs Jonas Lorenzen 2.00
NEW YORK. Feb I
reached the stricken roians are uivauuaB
Ircightei Manticut in mid-Atlantic ^ppp^g 0id age pension records of
early today, while help was rushed 2BOOOOOO person,.
io four (Alter vessels which flash- , Hp ptUmatpd not le*., than 3214.-
ed distress signals from the storm- ,j00 000 wou)d ^ needed during
lashed North sea ;he 1938 fiscal year to care for the
The Manticut. bound for Liver- aged, blind and needy children
pool from New Orleans with a car- under the program. Of that
Mr. and Mrs Walter L Dennis 2 00 ■ (,0 of cotton and lumber, reported ] amount, he said. $150,000,000 will
C F Evans 1 00 |,Pr crew 0f 34 was prepared to j ue necessary for old age assistance
abandon ship if her bulkhcaos gave to 15.7 percent of the 7.988.000 per-
way under pressure of water In her sons over 65 years old.
No. 1 and 2 holds. , Estimates Disclosed
The Dutch Steamer Edam reach- ( He estimated average monthly
cd the stricken vessel last night pensons from state, local and fed-
aud reported It was ready to re- eral funds would be about $19 per
move the crew. . iverson.
Radio marine intercepted SOS , Henry *
signals from the steamer Corona. lhe °ld 1L althe ^ro-
8wedKhWveUrain^roIr,and »>“ht "« man>' «
oweoisn vessel ingaro anu roe ,40 000.000 eventually '
HU testimony was in answer to
Supreme Court To Retain
Broad Powers
BY ASSOCIATED TRESS
Creeping yellow waters ol the
Ohio sloshed over the wall at
Cairo. 111.—prime danger spot in
1 he 1,200-mile battle agaln.-t the
flood—as llie city's army ot 4 500
defenders awaited "zero hour" to-
day behind a barricade 18 Inches
thick.
Lashed by wind and a swilt cur-
rent around the river's bend, waves Ind ,Q Mrs E)vLs Ue shortly af-
I broke over the lower ramparts I lP1 ,|)p mou,er had been rescued
1 the 60-foot concrete seawal and 1 hc home during the flood
drummed ominously against the
! frail three-foot super structure
crowning the main barrier
With the cresting Ohio at the
all-time record height of 59.50 feet,
six inches from the top of the
concrete bulkhead, only a mud
boxed wall a foot and a hall wide
remained to stave off the threaten-
ed deluge.
All women and children were
ordered to leave the city at once.
It was the second evacuation. Some
had drifted back, cheered by re-
ports that no immediate danger
impended.
Weather la Freeein*
LONDON, Feb. 1—(U.Ri—A War-
saw correspondent of The Dally
Mail repotted that 13 men. includ-
ing lour once-honorcd "old BoLslie-
viks." condemned to death on trea-
son charges, were executed today
by machine gun fire
The correspondent alleged also
~Nathalec Bosse. a nurse, is hold- I 0181 Nadejda Krupskaya, widow of
mg a baby girl born al Evansville, Nikolai Lenin, most beloved of ail
Russian Bolshevik leaders, bad been
arrested. He reported that the wife
of Oregory Sokolnlkov. former am-
bassador to Great Britain, had been
exiled to 8olovietsky island in the
White sea off the Arctic coast.
Sokolnlkov was one of the four
defendants in the treason trial who
escaped with their lives. He was
sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment.
Unable To Speak
An important French politician
now in Moscow, the correspondent
Seven Persons Killed With i!,altl look steps ' in a vain
. I effort to prevent the executions.
Others Injured The correspondent alleged that
_ when informed of his fate Oeorge
L. Piatakov, 47. former assistant
BY UNITED PRESS | commissar of heavy industry and
Faith Tabernacle
H. L. Fogg
First Christian Church
Junior church
2.75
5.00
Mounting waters warned of an ^‘Yflc deaths soared In “mmissar oi heavy industry and
early crisis. Throughout the freea-| traf“c d1th i regarded as the most ‘"iportant of
WASHINGTON Feb l-(U.R) - “'8 night, in the glare of Hood- ’ ’ ' "rrarded fatallLes and more the 13 men condemn,,d lost hUi
Congressional proposals to curb the ! lights, levee sentinels patrolled the th#n # half dozen youths and girls I po'*Pr "f. sptjf.ch vSoe^the cones
supreme court slid sharply down 1 walls looking for weak spots 01 ^ serlousiy injured several of them Regaining his voice, the corres-
grade today as the result of the j leaks may not live.
first phase of what may be an Be.ow. inside the sunken clty.| Two persons were killed in Okla-
hlstorical series of senate debates relief crews slept to conserve their |)oma city, and the others at Enid,
on the constitution. strength for the heralded climax— Hennessey and Waurika.
An informal poll of sensational “''CsTt^’Z. Tdy lo evacuate | ^R UggeU^ Oklahoma Cltv
sentiment showed only a dele,mm- gevera, hundred of the "last ditch" kiL Whe“hta c“r ?Uuck the rear
fighters but the main route of es- | pnd 0f a truck,
cape would be through the heavy j Car] Qgletree 19; Marjorie
IL R Holland
tlons.
Six Others Primed
Ready for service, if and when
occasion demands, will be Johnny 1 .
Loyali. Roy Loyall, Bobby Shuttee, t.rpdB, steohens
. nr r.L'C -r-riov. I™ L. SlepilCIlS
Moyna June Nicholson
Nazarcne Church '
Mr and Mrs C. E Riggins !
Mr and Mrs G A Blreilen-
1 PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 2,
ODUCTiONTAX
BILL LAID ASIDE
Mrs Ethel Stephens
Guy E 8elfridgc
Mrs D H Seiver
Sylvester Smith
Mi and Mrs J P Stine
J A Stinson
Tulip Unit. Flower Garden
Club
I Mr. and Mrs. W M
W Ward
1 00
Wallace 5 00
2 50
,, Today's Tolal. El Reno
Faxpendi(ures and Iicve- union city
nue Measures Discussed L
CONCHO
Blue Anderson
OKLAHOMA CITY Fell 1 < V t hartes H Berry
Ad'iiiiihtinltiin leaders announced iliuld Byusgton
1 "day they would seek to lav aside Helen Cole
ueiion on th" 10 perern' gross A V. C’rot/rr
|ii(idiicti''n lax bill and the 2 |>cr- t O Ag Club
o»il sales lax measure unlil next Ed I'yer
week, and consider tills week tin Flank A Dreliei
drivers license cliain store tax. William Eagleneyt
inri highway patrol proposals. Ruth P Elchor
Ti night :■ second joint confer- O * Farrell
elree of house and senate leaders T,a ^ Goddard
will be held to work out an estl- August Gustafson
mated budget (or common schools !*- Kingsley
Iaisi «"ck another conferenee
i greed $10 500 000 a year was nec-
' ' nr\ (or social security purposes
Thursday night the appropriations
corn 111II lee- of (lie iwo houses will
discuss rxpendil tires and next
Monday revenue committees will
meet
$145.42
2 00
ed drive by the administration
could rally sufficient support be-
hind proposals to restrict the pow-
pondent asserted. Piatakov asked
for his wife. The correspondent fur-
ther said that Nikolai Ivanovictr
Muralov. 60. formerly one of the
leaders of the Moscow military
district, only grinned Ironically but
that several others fainted
On Distant Terms
Piatakov and Muralov both were
ers of the high tribunal and so
steel gale at the northern cm- Holies. 16; and Cedra Fhirker, 17. -old Bolsheviks." veterans of the
far the White Hou.se has given no
Million Persona Homeless
indication it favors such measures. ^ kW)Wn dcad al| „ gUltes
Tire coming decision on the Wag- aifeeted by lire flood was reported
ner labor relations act. however. today al 37g whlle 1000.000 persons
may be a vital factor in the at-1 were homeless. Property damage
tilucie of congress toward legisla- was estimated in excess of $500,*
British trawler Fleming. All re
KKVSS'.ES h",> “SSS
gales in the North sea larger admlntatratlve rtaff would
Steering Gear Breaks ; ^ required if the program were
The American scantic liner Cliff- broadened to include domestic help,
rood reported she was standing bv , farm ,abor and other ciasc*s 0f
the Corona, which had broken hei workers now excluded from pro-
steering gear and was using hand ..islons of lhe jaw
u|>paratus Seas were washing over__
her the master of the Cllffwood
said
Lloyds register lists two ships
named Corona—one sailing from
Norway and the other frem Toron-
to. Canada, of (he Canadian steam-
ship lines
The Cllffwood reported Hie Rus-
sian ship Irtvch was drifting to- __
ward the shore of Scotland near
Aberdeen Tugs were unable to Governor Murphy Works
gel put oi Hie harbor to aid her
iieeau.se of high seas Toward u onferciU'c
One hundred miles east of Ed- _
illbiirgh. Scotland the Swedish ship
Ingaro was helpless with a broken DETROIT Mich. Feb 1—(A’ —
steering gear. The British steam- Governor Frank Murphy of Mlch-
rr Rosewood was speeding to her igan. saying lie saw "advantages
side in General Motors court action tor
an injunction to bar sitdewn
strikers from Its Flint. Mich
U’ani. nevertheless asserted today
'hul "Ibis thing will be settled In
a conference."
"It Is In Hits direction." hc add-
ed. (hat all of my efforts are
000.000.
The stricken city of Louisville
counted 211 dead and quarantine
established over a 12-square-mlle
killed at Waurika when their car
crashed into a railroad train which
was standing still at a crossing
Jack Wilson. 14. of Oklahoma
City, killed late Saturday when he
1917 revolution and the days before
It.
Nadejda Krupskaya. Lenlns wid-
ow is 67 She married Lenin while
both were in exile In the 90 s under
rr »rtd‘"e w‘V nriee punishment for revolutionary ac-
hy a car driven by W. A. Brice.
Oklahoma City druggist.
Others Are Killed
Preston Richards. Garber, a CCC
enrolee. killed when the car in
lion designed to require a two-
thirds court majority to invalidate
an act of congress or permitting
congress, by a two-thirds vote, to
override supreme court decisions, area. Stores opened for the first]which he was riding collided with
Outstanding Issue time in a week as waters receded a truck driven by Ralph Appleby,
On the basis of senate debate in there today. Enid, early Sunday
the last week, the constitutional is- I At Paducah. Ky.. last of 34.0001 Lambert Orth. Hennessey, who
sue has become the outstanding i residents had been removed to died at an Enid hospital late Sat-
question before the 75th congress, .safety as muddy waters lapped at urday night from injuries suffered
A double question is involved tops of tamp posts. Friday when his automobile col-
whether to seek the announced so- - lltlecl wilh tt bus
tlvltles. She long has been reported
on distant terms with Joseph Stalin,
who succeeded Lenin as dictator,
but this estrangement was supposed
to have ended and to have been
officially attested as no more when
she attended a great congress in
Moscow in 193*.
(irapplers Lose
In Hobart Kvent
clal objectives of the second new
deal by a constitutional amendment
or by legislation designed to en-
courage a "more liberal" interpre-
tation of the constitution by the
court: whether to put a curb on
the supreme court that would pre-
vent 5 to * decisions or would
permit- congress to override such
decisions.
Twice within lhe last week these
issues have set the sedate senate
chamber ringing with debate On
each occasion, it sprang unexpect-
edly out of a routine discussion.
Group In Forefront
i It was the highest week-end
death toll from traffic that the
state had experienced in months,
and led to a redoubling of traffic
l precautions in cities near the
scenes of the accidents.
| Those seriously injured at Wau-
■ rlka were Eunice Smidd.v. 17 Wan-
i cla Smlddy 20. Alvin Parker. 20.
FEDERAL AGENTS
Kill Baron. Dee Smith. 17. and Lois
I&no Mercurv Drons Bacon 17 ^ Baron was ln crtt'
IV4.IIU liimur) wrupb lical condltion lrom head and nos-
WASHINOTON Feb 1—(.45—J
Edgar Hoover said today that fed-
eral agents had arrested John Jo-
seph Oley and Harold "Red" Crow-
..........™„, ....... „it _____ ________r. _____^ 'cv connection with the kid-
Majortty Leader Joseph T Robin- lng snow flurries to parts of "the Smlddy Enid, truck driver; Elina j imping of John J. O'Connell Jr
.. ..... n'"“ Mate and sending mercury fBr Fisher. Ronald Fisher. Covington; ] Albany. N. Y ill 1933
] ical condition from head and pos-
To 12 Degrees 'sible internal injuries. All the
8 persons in the car were from Ad-
--- riington. near Waurika
A cold wind swept over Okla- large Group Injured
liomu today from the north, bring- In the Enid mishap. Ralph
Three Men Questioned In
O’Connell Kidnaping
Ur FYank Mxk
C harles W Meador
W G Pannell
Irene Parsons
C W Ruck man
Ro s A Snook
Nellie Servos
Mr and Mrs John W
Alfred Whiteman
We want lo hold off any action Lillian C Williams
on tht* uross and sales tax mca-
Mires until we see first what Is Today's Total. Concho
needed aim until these eonferenees
are completed." said James C
PIEDMONT
Nanre. Hoor leader of the housr
We are trying lo get some def-
Anonytnous
Mrs. Jessie Bennett
inlle Idea in the conferences of L""’ 11
who, we need" J*d
Maximum Tax Unchanged Arthur Collett
A sub-committee named lo re- Harold Collelt
cfTali a chain store bill decided to- Mrs Vivian Fades
day lo leave the maximum tax al Fri Ferguson
$1,000 for 40 or more outlets and to Pile Habcgger
consider out-of-state stores as pari Orin !• mt,
ot a chain where the chain had one iw E MeNInrh
or more stores In Oklahoma Miss Jessie Marlin
Harry Hunt, sub-committee chair- 'ora Palmer
man. said Hie redrafted bill fol- R"11’ Roberts
lowed in part the Iowa law and In JJ[_
pari a Louisiana law.
El Reno hlRh.SChool niatinen fall- „
ed to emerge with any first places heading.
in Hobart's annual invitation wrest- He declined comment on a visit
ling loumamenl staged Fridav to his apartment bv William A
and Saturday bin lhe Indian Fisher president of the Fisher
grapplers gained added experience Body company, whose plants in
which mav aid them in fulure Flini have been occupied bv strik-
malches ers since Dec 30 Informed sour-
Mmdo Webber in lhe 105-pound re5 >alc‘ Murphy conferred alv.
division finished third in this class "<<h union leaders
for El Reno's lx’s! performance in
the Hobart event MARITIME STRIKE
In addition to Webber six other I APPROACHES FIND
Indian exponents of the grunt- 1 SAN FRANCISCO. F’cb 1 -ols
nnd-groan sport were entered in | Forty-thousand Pacific coast mar-
Hie lournev competition bv Coach | itime strikers started balloting to-
Fnink Crider Tliev were Clvde day on peace proposals which
McDaniel. 95 pounds; John Siler Iheir leaders freely- predicted will
Luc aud Huta’rt WiMiiack. 115 pounds: 'end the long tie-up. possibly b'
100 Dewey Bell and Frank Cappell. 125 Thursday
2 00. pounds.
•18 The El Reno squad will go to
10U Weatherford Friday niyht for a
2-50[dual match with lhe highschool
100 Eagles
2 00 _
son. Senator Carter Glass Virginia; oijij wmiu ,
Senator Henry F Ashursl. Arizona; dp“,“w UTczinr 'lhc *Aaa^ated' Prrss °lenn V. Gales Perkins: and Mat-I The director of the federal bn-
Senator Tom Connally. Texas; rr,)or(r(j * ‘ ihew Brown. Selling, were Injured | ieau of investigation said al a
Senator William H King. Utah; r , , , . f . . (iates and Ronald Fisher were in press conference that John Joseph
and 8enator Gct»i*gc Morns. Nc- f. w merlons condition. Herman Orth Oley was arrested at Brooklyn
braska have been in lhe forefront !?. u iri ^e.rr UHr 1 brother of Lambert Orth of Hen- Federal agents also were holding
of each clash Fortran vvlth minimum temperatures npssry who dlprt of lnJurifs suf- L third man. Francis Leo Oley at
of 8 above zero
fired Friday in lhe bus-automobile \ Denver. Colo, in connection with
10.00
$50 45
Particularly has Glass battered
at every suggestion for shortcuts mere were snow Hurries at Mus- collision also was seriously hurt | the crime. Hoover said He said
to overcome constitutional obsta- -1 Wewoka where teni|)era- ;r, the cjklalioma ^ty accident [ Francis Oley, taken into custody
cles. terming himself an advocate lures dropped to 19 and 18 degrees hi which Liyceti was killed when Jan. 20. had given agents Infornu-
of the "horse and buggy" idea in respectively. ills car lili the truck driven by j lion aiding in the apprehension oi
constitutional matters. Sleet fell Sunday at Enid and IS H Berry. Piedmont. Mrs. Clem-j John Olev. Francis' brother and
Robinson broke into Hie debate Ponca City while Sapulpa had a iiir Gentry of Cement, who was of Crowley,
when he emphasized that congress trace of snow Central portions of riding with Liggett was injured
must be limited onlv bv our sense lhe suite had mist and rain slightly. TRIAL IN WENDEI.
Lowest mercury reading at El The an idem near Enid early j KIDNAPING DELATED
Reno Sunday night was 12 degrees .Sunday occurred when tour CCC [ BROOKLYN. N Y, F<eb. i- < I'
Ollier low readings were Wavnoka rnr,llof's wcrr drlvin8 ,.l'r,,n a -The trial of three men charged
_____ ,, evell birthday party back to the with the kidnaping and assault of
camp ] Paul H. Wendell, former Trenton
--- | N J. attorney a year ago. was
Mav ('lit postponed today lor one week
of duty" in providing icliei
Hie distressed
Burton Enlarges
Railway Interests
WASHINGTON Feb 1 — oP'
Martin C. Burton rllreeior ol the
9 Guthrie 11. Enid 12. Tulsa 17.
and Ardmore 21.
The cold extended Into northern
Texas, wilh Wichita Falls reporting
24 degrees and Gainesville, Tex 29
Weather conditions In Oklahoma
Wendel charges he wa
held
Price of Foods cap,lve and forced ,o conles'1111
slaying of lhe Lindbergh baby His
' alleged detention by captors in
WASHINGTON PH, 1-aw-Ti*
srs - ■“ rr'.aar-'sraa 11 “-“S «psts: asrrys* srsjr- - --
with influenza Monday
Lindberghs Off
On Long Flight
Mrs Marv Snyder
Farl Steele
Mrs. clarence Snvder
Mrs IJIIian Simpson
Mr*. Neva Ussary
Wejdetnan and Son
lew Wcsscl
hd Washeeheek
200 Midland Group
2* Presenting Play
50 -----
,50 Ranch on Sunset Trail.'' a wesl-
1 oe ern play, will be presented al (he |
5 00 Midland scliool. six miles west and
100 three south of El Reno, at 7:30
1 00 P m Tuesday and repeated Wed- ,
2 50 nesday night at Heaston. Mrs Hei- j
1.00 en Kullman. director, announced ] opening al 8 p. m Tuesday of the
mia. v,™ bai- ^ I»ST.:
ner wa * reported ill at her home Panhandle and Santa F»' railway Highway Travel Slows
company
• Ixkjii (o be the nation’s housewives, j 1®36. for the Lindbergh bab> min-
der.
Band Concert A rranged
For Auditorium Opening
Roads made muddy by rain and It will serve, they explained. Lo
snow slowed operation in the oil- prevent further substantial ruses
fields near Ada. Light snow began In ihe price of foodstuffs, now .. HPI n . ..
blowing in from the north there higher than at any time since'
as the mercury rose slightly after Mar. ! 1931 Reduction of the vast
P ARKER INDK TMEN I S
NEWARK N J
1 .4',
tipping lo 1 above I supply of idle money will avert the Undberah clmn ,, I,.
Snow fluiTi«> also were reported threat nt possible credit Inflation ^ p. rk,, Bn-lim: n»
al Bartlesville and McAieste, while which Urey said results m high- % ^ deTel Ive chre ara h o
a lay er ol Ice made highway .rave! « commodity prices j SSJ Jr ,"re held valm t(^iy Z
hazardous at Nowata The board s order provided an federal Judge Ghy L Fuk( Hc
- iiicrease of 50 percent over the dismissed their plea.- in abatement
original reserve requirements of ta „ie H wnuiel kidnap
member banks, to Uie 100 pereent case
Indictments for conspiracy unaer
Preparations for ihe preview
5 00 lodav
1 no Proceeds from Ihe program will
5.on be contributed to (he Midland
- school where Mrs. Kullman is tn-
*4015 structor
Members oi the cast, who have
LYMFNE England Feb l.—dpi
-Colonel and Mrs Charles A Today s Total Pledmonl
Lindbergh look off today in their
new airplane for a destination de- County Total today
M-ribed bv airport olfirtals as prob- Previously Acknowledged
ablv Cairo Egypt.
"We do not know their exact County Tbtai. to dale
destination but we believe it is -
Cairo" an airport official iiald OHIO
We understand Colonel Lind- Mr and Mrs. Bd Myers of Circle- Oorrlne
lwrgh Is making a long distance vllle. Ohio, are visiting relatives in Palswald. Lorraine Northeott. Al-
Ihcht" 13 Reno and community They brrt Patswald. Edwin Olander. Ed-
The American flier flew his new spent the past week with hi* win Lemke Gordon Douglas. Lloyd
light touring monoplane to Lympne cousin. Ernest Wagner and Mrs Palswald and Vernon Brandley
El Reno highschool auditorium,
which lias been refinished and re-
decorated since being destroyed by
fire last October, were nearing com-
pletion Monday The program will
include a concert by Ihe highschool
* 238 02 been limited to persotm of the band and a demonstration of the
126112 Midland community, include Mr I new stage equipment.
- and Mrs Clyde Wler Mrs. War-
*1.49914 itii Brandley. Mr and Mrs. Mar-
- j tin Courtney. Miss Mildred Von
VISITOR!* Tungeln Miss Dorothy Todd. Miss
Courtney. Miss Leora
Mias Sarah Anne Fox. 1111 South
from Reading where he had minor Wagner 81* South Hoff avenue
alterations made at the factory |---a-
He was joined by Mrs. Lindbergh. Harold Woivarton of CtHckashs' Macomb avenue. Is visiting friends
while the plane was guarded close- spent Sunday evening with E at the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
ly i Reno friends. house in Nonnan.
Committee from the Band Moth-
ers club, which is sponsoring Hie
preview opening, started a canvass
of the downtown district today io
promote the. ticket sale. The pio-
ceedt are to be donated to the
Red Cross flood relief fund.
TMm* Sale C—darted
Tickets to the opening not utily
are being aold by each member of
the Band Mothers dub. but by
members ol the El Reno high-
achool band, which has not made
a public appearance in Uniterm
since Nov. 11
Tlve Band Mothers club com-
mittee in charge of all arrange-
ments Includes Mis. O. F' Galcka.
Mis C. R Smith. Mrs Charles
Gambol and Mrs. C. A. Davis They
will be assisted tomorrow night by
maximum of increase perini red by
WEATHER
Bruno’s Attorney
Now In Hospital >
NEW YORK Feb 1—(U-R-—Ed-
Mrs. E N. Potts and Mrs. Lloyd ward J Reilly, who defended Bruno
Palmer Richard Hauptmann against the
To Demonutrale Equipment charge that he murdered the Luid-
Flrxlbiltty of the lighting equip- l beech baby, was a patient at the
ment and stage scenery will be Brooklyn state hospital for Ihe tn-
demonsirateci by E. E Bradley, sane today-
head of the highschool public He was admitted late Saturday
speaking department. Its function under an emergency commitment j partly cloudy with slowly rising
temperature.
El knw Weather
For 24-hour period ending at 4
p. m Sunday: high. 30; low. a; at
4 p. m, 39; rainfall, trace.
Bute at weather, clear.
•un acts today a* *:!*.
Forecast
Partly cloudy, colder In extreme
cast; not quite so cold ln north-
west portion tonight Tuesday
and use will be explained.
In order not to conflict with the
opening of the auditorium, the
Guthrie-El Reno highschool Mid-
State conference basketball game
originally scheduled for Tuesday
filed bv his mother. Mrs. Helen
Reilly.
Dr. Mortimer Sherman an alien-
ist who filed the papers, said
Reilly's marital troubles and worry
over Hauptmann's electrocution
night will be played hare at 7:30.were responsible for what he term'
p. m. tonight.
ed "a
nervous
CLERKS TO HOLD
TUESDAY SESSION
Special meeting of the El Reno
Retail Clerics union will be held at
8 p m. Tuesday ln the city com-
missioners' room in the city hall,
Darby Quinn, president,
today. ra . _
Ail inenuecs bare been urged V
attend the
will be mm
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