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The El Reno Daily Tribune
Single Copy. Three Cents
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'IT.ANB A8SOC1ATKD PRESS
Hatch Anti-Politics
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Enactment Seen As Boot>.
To Garner’s 1940 Chances
A Blue Ribbon Daily Newspaper Serving Oklah. >ia's Blue Ribbon Area
EL RENO, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, AUOUST
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gJJ5 MEANS UNITED PRKHS
VOLUME 48, NO. 137
THEY ESCAPE SEA’S PERILS
Campaigning Ban On U.S.
Employes Was Vice
President’s Pet Meas-
ure In Current Session
Of Congress
“Alfalfa Bill" Ready To
' WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 — Vice
President John N. Garner's anti-
third term presidential candidacy
Stage Anti-Tour
Ohio Senator Is Ready To
Be G. 0. P. Standard
Bearer
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3—(U.R)—
Sen. Robert A. Taft, R., Ohio,
today announced that he is a can-
didate for the Republican nomina-
tion for president in 1940.
INJURIESFATAL
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Harry Blum Dies Of
Burns After Blast
In Home
Harry Blum. 31-year-cld resident
of Calumet, died Wednesday niftht
In an Oklahoma City hospital
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p | nosday in a gas explosion at his •
1 home in Calumet.
_ | from Imrns received earlier Wed
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. 3—(UP) appeared today to have benefited 11011 101 Preslnenl 111
—Former Governor William H. from President Roosevelt's approval] Hf revealed his Stand in a letter 1
1 Alfalfa Bill) Murray, an un- of the Hatch clean-politics bill. 1 to Ohio Republicans authorizing] _
successful candidate for the Demo- The improvement of Garner’s I them to enter fils name for con- j ——^ I basement had become filled I
in chances coincided with a Wliite I sideration in the primaries. Taft 1 A. D. Lewis, named by his broth-! Wlth Ras whcn a gas.poWered alr-
' was the first candidate to make I er, CIO Chieftain John L. Lewis,1
his I
rratic presidential nomination
1932. said today he would tour House move possibly calculated to
Up To Party 1 mittee. in Washington. Formation
As to my own position the °f_ne*C*° °''8AT_Z.al!“J|fc a.C,-!!.‘
conditioner went off apparently
late Tuesday, it was believed
Mr. Blum struck a match to
light the pilot light, igniting the
the .country campaigning against reorganize some ol the campaign!a formal announcement of his I as cnalrman of the United Con-
a third term for Mr. Roosevelt machinery which functioned al- j candidacy for the 1940 campaign. j structlon Workers Organizing Com-
or “any other new deal crown most perfectly for Mr. Roosevelt;
prince.” in 1936.
The 69-year-old former congress- Bik Handicap
man said he will urge Democrats j Garner’s only public political tremely interesting and I prefer it |
to nominate either vice president ] commitment this session was to ob- j to any other office," Taft wrote
John Garner cr Senator Bennett tain enactment of the Hatch bill j George F Eyrich, chairman of the
Champ Clark of Missouri. His friends have organized a pres-1 Hamilton county republican execu- i
Writing Book idtntial campaign for him on a, tive committee.
Wearing a battered straw hat basis which scarcely can avoid ultl- j "I will not run away from a
the rolcrful "Sage of Yashau mately to draw Mr. Roosevelt's op-j harder job," he raid. "But whethei
Creek" came here from his Kia- P0^1*011- Hut the federal political I am a candidate for any other
miehi mountain cabin to finbh tIia<'hln'' ma>' be ham-strung by! oftice is entirely up to the republi- j
ns o» r:,ru cs«»»«»•«.«» *»«.««*.-
Sam Needs a Doctor" organized political activity by | The Hamilton county committee j
Mr Ro sevelt during his swing thouaands of government employee, had urged Taft to permit the sub-! Proposed Military Link! under the direction of Benson
iw.-----— r,——1 1---- A.; mlsion of his name in a primary | „ . ,, j funeral home.
work of senator from Ohio i' ex-i’en, e t0 the bulldin« tlades unions' RHS Hnd “u,taf an eXplCslon thal
work of senatoi irom Ohio . ex | b0ckbone of lhe A P of L ; damaged the whole house exten-1
-------| sively.
I Burned badly, he was taken to
I St Anthony's hospital in Oklahoma)
I City, where he lived several hours, j
Rites Saturday
i Funeral services will be con-
ducted at 9 a. m Saturday In the
j Calumet Catholic church by Father
iE W Stinnett. Geary. Interment
I will be made at El Reno cemetery
NAZI ALLIANCE
Postmaster General James
Farley's smartly run organization i to select delegates to the 1940 j
across the continent last summer.
was acciediud with heating Muiias ^ a j0|t When that bin be-1 reoublican convention,
who was seeking another term as . _ _ I _ . . _ -
Gains Favor
governor. The president in a talk
came a law. The Democratic na-
tional committee opposed but could
referred to Murray as a Repub- no( st0[) ^
lican .seeking the Democratic Mr R^^t has avolded any
nomination Murray supported All pllb]jC commitment on a third term
London in 1936. and Washington opinion is divided.
Murray said he considered Paul There is considerable support for
McNutt of Indiana and Secretary the theory that continued leglsla-
of State Cordell Hull "Just as un- tive defeats, of which congressional
acceptable to the Demccratlc party refusal to consider neutrality and
as Roosevelt " the lending bill are spectacular ex-
Raps Senator Lee
The former governor.
Mr. Blum was bom at Calumet
- I and had lived there all his life, j
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS ) He was owner and operator cf the :
Talk about the possibility of i Calumet water system and also
Points To Law
Taft told, Eyrich that he realized |
candidates running for delegates to
the convention must designate on
the ballot their first choice for
the presidency. The delegates can-
gained fresh impetus today as Bri- | Survivors Include the widow and |
tain and France prepared forjn six-month-old son. Elden, both’
military stall talks with Russia. of the home; his parents. Mr and'
... , ,, , ! Aftpr a met tine of high armv Mrs, Ben Blum of Calumet; and I
not designate anyone without that Aucr 1 metung 01 iugn aim* , I
nersons'.” written consent I cf fleers last night, Informed Tokyo a grandfather. B O Menz of El
________________________________ ^0 refuS This “nt." Taft i garters said (he arm;, and ultra- Reno.
amples, will arouse Mr. Roosevelt's ] asserted, "would interfere with the ]nationalistic elements had gained | He also is sunned by a brother,
called battle spirit. ! right of the people of the state to new ammunition in their campaign Harold Blum of Calumet, and two
WASHINGTON, Aug 3—(VP)—A
house coalition of Republicans and
Democrats today killed President
Roosevelt's $800,000,000 housing bill
for this session.
The latest rebuff to the ad-
ministration topped off Tues-
day's stunning defeat of the
lending program. Today, as then,
the house refused even to consider
the legislation.
The vote was 190 to 170.
Soon afterward, the house ma-
i Jorlty leader. Rayburn announced
tersely that "110 attempt would be
made at this session to consider
various broad amendments to the
j wage-hour law.
la-aders Assailed
Rayburn made his statement af-
I ter Representative Lambertson, R,
Kansas, had protested that the
I will of Congress was being "thwart-
I ed" by the leadership in its re-
fusal to bring to the house floor
a series of amendments which
Dramatic picture shows boatload of survivors from burning Jap-1 would have exempted many work-
anese freighter Bokuyo Maru at ide of rescue ship. American tanker ers engaged In handling and proc-
Assoclated. Rescue was in mid-ocean, 1.125 miles from Yokohama. |essing farm products.
, Only minutes before, the house
laid passed a bill exempting from
wage-hour restrictions, the opera-
; tors of telephone exchanges with
I less than 500 subscribers. It already
j lias passed the senate and now
I goes to tlie president for his signa-
ture.
I The housing bill defeat cleared
j away one more barrier to ad-
journment but the senate still was
j faced with a maze of problems on
| the third deficiency bill.
li
HOUSE SCUTTLES
PRESIDENT’S BIG
Rebellious Coalition Re-
fuses Even To Consider
Measure
Yej)-Politics
Is Politics
“Cocklebur Bill" by his neighbors,
said the administration’s "wealth
conscription plan In time of war reverses with a smile or turn up at
Is the wedge by which American convention time next June with a
sisters. Mrs. Lewis Staas cf Calu-
met and Mrs Kenneth Thompson
Party Split Feared I select national candidates of their]101' *llcb a military link to the
He must take his embarrassing own choosing. | Rom< Her.m axis |
"As an Ohio matter, therefore; Their hand was strengthened by .of Oklahoma City.
I shall be willing when the time j two recent developments — the ] George Menz of El Reno is an
uncle, and Mrs. Clara FVihrman
principles will be pushed aside to candidate who can continue new 1 comes to give my consent to have I United States' abrogation ol her
permit Mr. Roosevelt to become a deal control of the party and .stand m-v name designated a-s the first 1911 trade treaty with Japan and
choice by candidates for delegates I announcement that a British-
throughout the state. I cannot say j French military mission would
u. ^ t ________ _____ ______ ______ ______ ^ how greatly complimented I am by leave soon for Moscow.
wealth conscription plan." he said fitting the pattern has appeared, vour action, and I hope vou will
dictator. a chance of winning the November
“Senator Josh Lee of Oklahoma election. That eandidate could be
is the parrot orator behind this himself or some other. No other
There isn't much choice."
“The new dealers want it passed It generally is recognized here that
The government would lake Over Mr Roosevelt does not want an-
property in time or war. i other term but that he could be
"Then when the war la over, maneuvered by circumstances into
Franklin Delano the first Wtll be- Hie race. It would split the Demo-
come dictator. If he dresn't make | cratl<’ party wide open and prob-
lt. the communists will lake over. at5'*’ send Parley and a couple
more cabinet officers into the anti-
Roosevelt camp |
Tiie Hatch bill outlaws organized!
political activity by fedeial job I
j holders except member? of the ex-
lecutlve and legislative estabUsh-
] ments and those top-rankint; offi-
cials whose appointments must nc
confirmed by congress. Postmas-
ters are barred from political ar-
idity.
evpress my sincere gratitude and
appreciation to other membeis of
the committee"
SOFTBALL TITLE
and Mrs. Victor Schwab, both of
El Reno, are aunts of Mr. Blum
Trial Is Ordered In Test
(’ase
;l
ei
District Tourne v I'lay
Begins Tonight
Pure Ice Creamers of El
and Stockyards Crwbovs of Okla-
In Japanese army circles, there
is a growing conviction Britain |
and the United States are cooper-1
atlng to hinder Jauan's far eastern 1
policies.
Flood waters seemed likely, how-1
ever, to accomplish what the British
have been unable by diplomacy, to
do at Tientsin—ease the 7 weeks
I old Japanese blockade of the
British and French concessions.
Rising waters threatened two
bridges upstream from the French
concession and if they are swept
away, the Japanese would be forced
to direct all trans-river traffic
over a bridge into the International
settlement and thus cease many
Reno I restrictions to travel.
At an arraignment conducted late
Wednesday In Canadian county
court before Judge Emmett Thomp-
son the F. W Wooiworth com-1
pany entered a plea nt not guiltv
to a charge of illegal sale of but
rum and trial ol ihe case was
ordered for the next. Jury session
of county court.
Before pleading not gufltv the
company, through its attome-
filed a demurrer Maiming thni
I the information falls to state
Ifncts sufficient lo constitute h
|public offense under the state law
and that the Info: mat ion was not
in the
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug 3—
T. Thursday's Oh. Well-Poli-
tic.*.-is-polltlcs.
Tliier suite highway commis-
sioners chose Tlie El Reno
American published bv N. A.
Nichols and H. M Woods, to
run an advertising calling for
bids on a project to widen U. S.
highway 66 for 4.5 miles east
or El Reno.
The American was selected
In preference to its competitor.
The Daily Tribune, published by
Ray Dyer. Last week Dyer and
a group of fellow businessmen
objected 10 the project asking
for a four lane road or two
two-lane strips, rather than the
three lane project that is plan-
ned The advertising totals $17
Tin* eommission thought Dyer
would understand
Red Cross Sponsoring
Show Friday Night
H I - .1 a 0 k i « e Reported ... rp w
South Of Kl Reno uu,,rn 10 ” arnu T! —.......... , .
to meet Wed- 111 4 ( lfilLwI III
| nesdav night for the champion-1 1 O illv I\III\f\I 111
Rnymord Dirks of Happy, Tex..
told officer? today that he had
been taken by four .strangers to
I'nrPFllsI i shll) Of thp El Reno Commercial!
f uatllCI 1 Ul UUtUM Softball league Invitation lourna-
-- ment. will try again on a dryer
possibly evening.
Governor Declares “State* iMtmori. dated . i Med
, I manner provided by law
Of Insurrection Judge Thompson overruled lhe
cloniurrer and set Ihe case for trial
_____________ , bv a jury, prnbnblv late in Sop-
GREEN MOUNTAIN DAM. Colo, tember or ear|, ln October
Aug. 3 </P>— Colorado national j ^ eh(trgr sl|e of a liquor rom
guardsmen, equipped with machine-1 pounfi k,)own ^ hiiv rum
guns and two tanks were called capri|,|p 0f being used ns ■ bev-
today to restore order ln the Green Lraqc._was filed a., a I. I ea • b
Mountain Dam strike zone, scene j william L. Funk, county dton,
of two gun battles last night In] He pointed out that .even
which five men were shot and!stores sell bav rum amt tl
Ei
the
injured. j defendant possibly is 110 mon
rp /, .j , , 1 A sixth man was gashed on the 1 guilty than other e.tabllihmen
I e\as (tUH DaltlC head in one of the clashes between | but 'hat the ra * w .i til
_ armed and deputized "back to test of the statutes lu an cf fori
RUSK Tex Aug 3— ;u.R>_Shcr-1 w01*c forces and sympathizer* to stop sale ol buy rum as t
Showers caused indefinite post-jiff Bill Brunt and I. (Redi Creel, {wrlt-h the strike called July 12 by | beverage
Sergeant Zais Describe
Island Defenses
Warmer temperatures
100 or more, will return to nortli,
a point one mile wmih of El Reno. Bnd portions of Oklalioma i poneinent of the deriding battle. I tavern-keeper were wounded fatfll-|flvp fra ft unions at the $4.000,0001 Cftlefr
knocked unconscious and roboe priq^. Harrv wahleren. fede/.l opening gmvs in the district | (y in a gun bsttle early today five reclamation bureau projert
of $20 l.ee Harvey, ciiiei 01 ponce, wpathPr obsen-er at Oklahoma City, j softball tourney will be fired to-1 miles north of Rusk on the Jack
reported today. (old the united Press today. night. El Reno girls meeting Geary |sonvllle highway.
He said that he had been visit- j clouds are expected to remain girl? at 8 p. m and the Nelson LcWi* said he was informed
Ing an uncle. Bill Seurer. ln Hln- | tonight and Friday, but no promise , Wreckers of Anadarko playing
ton. and that Wednesday night. ^ R1|n COU]d ^e given by the Chlckashn at 9:15 p. m in a boys
three men who snld they were woather forecaster ! game
from Geary made his ^ualnUncr Wednesday the mercury at El! The El Reno girls club walloped j nbled the ear with shots into the j 1927.
and offered to hi *c um n , RPnn climbed to 100 degrees In 1 Chickasha 17-6 Wednesday night j tires, the county attorney said. | Attorney
the altemoon before showers total- j ln an exhibition at Chickasha. E.
MeDnnlel and Deatile
the visitors
Lewis said he was ....--------
Brunt attemnted to halt Creel' guardsmen were on their way
Governor Ralph L. Chit declar-1 per-ons u
ed a "state of insurrection." j druiikeiine
By dawn, approximately 200 ],)nv r,|m*
made olid
advlred tl
at 75 pel
rested nt
is have 1
automobile. Creel was reported to
have speeded up. Brunt then dls-
lionia City
They stopped a
a tavern near |ng 2, ,nch brought slight re-
El Reno, Dirks told officers, where f|T)|n nMr.drouth early Wed- i pitched for
they were Joined by another young 1 nfsdHy nlRht |__
man. and then the five olI them CnVnPRlp wt thp s%ltp heat j \V.,11
started apparently for Oklahoma m>rk w,th „ h,Rh of m wh|lf »ClleS 1 eSSlIlUSt
...un ma tiriih 1 Ahout The I^u(urc^l}Ul*<,t's pnt’?rcd| ^rec*s b<x'.v-
1 Brunt went around Creel's
Chappell ;and ordered Creel outside. The freeing "a state of Insurrection
I directed the adjutant general "lo
the strike zone, the first mobilized I 1 • 1 11 1 1
fer active duty ln Colorado since S(‘h00l (ilTI llt'lG
General Byron G. j 11| | »|*ol IlCI* S I )Cill il
Denver the order;
Rergeant ChtI Zals. Jr
ed tlie Inst seven years In the
ffawnllgn islands, poke nil Hawql-
iin foil it leal Ions at tlie W'’1n,':dav
no*n meeting of die El Reno
Kiwnnis club.
Hawaii is one p*lnt In a trlan-
RUlar plHti for defense of tlie
United Sisi.es we*t coast, lie said
Ala i i and the Panama canal are
oilier iminis.
Tliere now are 22,090 men sta-
tioned r
Entertainment In the form of
a water rarniva! will be etaged at
8:30 p. m Friday in the EH Reno
municipal swimming pool under
the auspices of the Canadian
county Red Cross chapter. It was
announced today.
Tlie pool will be closed to the
public at 8 p. m
Twenty-five of the crack 'swim-
mers of El Reno will perform In
a pageant illustrating the develop-
ment of swimming and of water
I safety, according to Wallace
I Dunn. Red Cross water safety in*
| structor.
Tlie water carnival will be edu-
statlon- j rational as well as entertaining, he
added
There will be no admls'lon charge
for spectators.
I
Spain To Release
l . S. War Prisoners
car j Rogers said In
CriYnegle set the slate heat
mark with a high of 105. while j
Lawt'n with 104. Chickasha with j
About a mile south of here they [ 103 irrpdrrlrk cilnl0n and Ponca |
stopped, tlie driver said a tire wns 0Wy w)th 102 pRrh |)RSSMl th(> ^ ,
flat and when Dirks got out of Rpno rpntUry-mark Light., scat-LONDON. Aug 3—iVPi-H G
the car ona of t ie men a 1 ur m j tend shower* fell over most of I Welles. gloomily surveying civil-
the slate
1 Him uiurrru uiwi nut.sim*. ni' i------—» “ yfl
shooting then started with Brunt!d*«cted the adjutant general “to! Rl po,1(.(, , hl(,|,
receiving u bullet wound abovr j move in and take over and bring j tod|U ln;
heart. Brunt fired four shots | In law abiding citizens to aid in,
his restoring order." He said the order i
(did not involve suspension of thejl)rHt )llm t0 m,,
— courts and ether processes of civil ] p, pl|(v Sheriff
government as would occur under j sa|d „ mtirdi i
a martial law decree.
the
before collapsing.
Three of
over the head, Dirks related.
On regaining consciousness, after
the other men had gone, he walk-
ed bark to a service station and
called police
izatlon in
new book published
a nt • / r\ • rarmiaa Un unlvn •
V* I A ( niet lH‘lli(‘S jlxired with man. and humanity
n 1 /A a | "which began 'n a cave will eno
— I duties In Ouster. ,KPd rum
\n Tniros Found -- slum"
, OL* OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug 3-|P. Thf Br,mh man of )elte„ whf
()f Mvsterv Ship ~*°n Stephens sUte WPA admin- 11d { madp hLs.
VM * 1 istrator, said today there was "no I 1 . ________
today mere wns uu > R bp.:t seller, bases his pes-
polltlcal significance in ycatmhy s | glmjMn on „ concluslon thal:
dismissal of Mrs. Margarlte Meeks,
(4*'—Ships and alrcrafi speeding on director of recreation projects N(,w' power* ln vent Ions, contu-
n rescue mission off the lower . vaners and methods are not the
a * cm ui iiiinniuii mi 1 ..j|pr pupprinr reronunended to
JACKSONVILLE Fla.. Aug 3
Florida east const, found no trace
me that she hr let out for what she
unqualified enrichment of normal
today of a mystery ship which sent ^a7d"e^'' r^' and''M.7flclYn7rM-1 m'‘ ,hn’ VP h,rt oxp, ( l<d n”’v 1
out b fnntnstlr sorlos of dl«trrR.H „ . j nrr proving flRDgriouH nnd drvn.s-j
messages during the night. ’ ’ tntlng in ottt eager but unprepar-.
Coast guard officials at Jackson- Mrs Mr,>k!' l,"rtar«l shp *«d not , Pd hands"
Wile declared the whole Incident ^«l«nccl and was not going to be;
"stinks" citing many discrepancies rtl]‘rrb*''®Pd without a AftlIIO' I
In the nvernli ht messages, but said H f 'I" resign, she snld. It will i\C 1111^ ■ ftSKU III
they must continue their search. * ot tliny poUUr* In an V. I 4i 1 un(refnn|
A plane from the Miami coast (:W»lzatlon which h supnrsicd to|i>ai!ieO AT
guard Im c .1 >nil* <1 MlBI MU HON hf flw nf l^'U-lca.* „ -
than three hours In the vicinity of I OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. 3 T
Kev West. BONDS FORFEIT ED j B F L"e, for 18 yenrs a member |
Various commercial nnd const. H G Davis, A 1* Boling. W. K. 1 nf the fscultv of colored A and
guard radio stations received the Schwab pnd Mrs A Kuczynskt ! University. Linsston. was named
name nf tin* shin reported burning forfeited bonds cf U each on over- arting president of the Institution
as Dunkwn hill tlie only vessel parking charges Wednesday night | today by the bonrd of regents nf
registered hv that name, u British In municipal court at FI Hen , ac-, Oklahoma colleges,
oil tanker was reported nt Rotter- cordltn to rerorda of lee Harvev. j t,ee win -ierve until a permsn“lit
dam. chief of pollca.
AASb
DAILY TRIBUNE
CLASSIFIED AD FAN
president is selected.
Millions Are Paid i
In Job Insurance
Aue 3~
hcld a high school girl
kilt tits: her 20-year-old
brother during 11 quarrel.
"He tried to get the gun. and I
draw." she said
I» H. Kennedy
barge would be
(placed atninst Allien Hamindt 15
Who admitted firing five sliots into
BURGOS Spain. Aug 3—(U.R)
Spanish authorities are collabor-
irly at. the Hawaiian j atlng with the United States ?m-
defenv . considered among the hussy In working out details for
•troiigest In the world. Hergrant Zals jhe release by tlie end of August
told the Klwanlans of all 21 was prisoners whose
Pearl harbor is large enough to i United States nationality has been
f ate Pr 30(1 ships Complete st rks I established. It was announced to-
ol Mipplifts for three months are I day.
stored ai ihe forts continuously. I Tlie prlFoners Include the aviator
liber
ret, inter-
>t tlv* gun.
visiting in
Addle says
Through (’lae-sifiedH
She always buys
Her Imil;
For when she usr.s
Minnows
The fish jus! cannot
Wait.
the body of Lucy Hammltt
Insurance -ilrMimn. He said
during tire quarrel. Hammit
legedly reached for 1
_ j pistol. His wife. Mat
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3 —(U.R)— venod, and his sister
The social security board ai | line- i 1' '11
ed today that Job insurance oene- I I'c1' brother’' home here,
fits paid tinder Its unemployment
insurance program totaled $45,157,-1 Mrs. A F, ILllum. , 12U7 We
675 during Juno, bringing the1 Wade streei lias returned tin*
. amount of such benefits paid dur-j Clinton and Wrc.iherfurd where l
ling thr past year and a half to pent the past thrre iv""k; wh
? 623.000.000 1 ■
Workers In 46 stntes received 1 "ompnnled horv* by hr. parent
benefits In June, lhe board ie-1 Mr and Mrs .! C. OHbrcuil
ported. In July, benefits became I We.itlnf H lot 1 brief visit
payable in the two remaining ;
states—Illinois and Montana -mnk-1 I
Ing the Jobless Insurance piogram I 1 WEATHER
fully eflectlve throughout the j I______
country.
_____ Forfeit ft t
visitors i.FAMNG Partly cteudj tonight it id Pi
Mrs. Malcolm Rlschnrd. dnugh-!dnv In ""l
[ter, Hosajle, and son. Blhy of U°>'tten• Filds}
1 Santa Fe N M . plan lo depart i f * Itenn Weather
I Frldzy after spending the past I F'01' 31-lmiir period eiirilng at
j ‘hree weeks with Mrs Rischard'? j!l nl today High. 100; lie,'. 7
I mother. Mrs Joe Waldron, Bln «• 7 a m.. 75
I West I,ondon street Th**y will be1 Stale of weather, cleat
I accompanied bv Mbs Carol Helllg-] Rainfall, 'M inch
man *207 Wot Wh(1c street, who Sun lies t,morrow >i ■> 15
plan? to spend a month there, 1 Sun sets today at 7:18.
Ihe soldier revealed.
| His father, Carl Zal*. sr, cf j
Banner, also was a guest at the •
Kiwnnis meeting, which wns pre- I
■ sided ovei bv Henry Combs, vice
11,in president of the club
jr.. In Scp'enibcr Sergeant Z.iLs, who I
llmi 1 in the cnasl artillery corps will
n|. lie stallcned nt Fort M nroe, Va.'
ere he has b«*en transferred from I
Haloid Dahl.
Former Justice
Closes Defense
Nazis Deny W oman
V
Prisoner In Camp
HFPMN
HUM
In t)
v Dn
Ad 4 3 -
1 t nday t!
» at ory by
c(\ Htfttrs
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 3—(40
Fred P Branson, former chief
justice of the Oklahoma supreme
court, rested his defense today In
the separate maintenance suit
filed bv his ex-stenographer after
testifying fhe "brought about the
ruin of this defetidant financial!1'
and otherwise"
Tlie white hatred oil man who
I declared yeslerdnv his affair wltn
i.ri official ids former employe. Madelalne
're was nr Tlranlff Branson, 47. had coat him
Fian/ L"iTl j sfiO OOO. closed his case with a
embassy lr itfcture on what he terine*t "this
('.in that his Ainerirnn wile, tnt tragedy." She seeks to have val-
fnrmer Lllv Hairlson of New | idated their marriage ceremony in
Orleans wns a prisoner In lhe 1930
Na/' connntrnUon ramp at Dachau Madelalne 1* eeking $500 a month
Gfflcial? said there are no women for support Branson contends their
ul Duch**’ marriage wns Illegal because It
The Uniter! Stales consulate gen-1 took place within six month* after
ml rceeived n report of Lrm' 1 ht? first wife, F>da Branaon dtver-
anegations from Paris and It wai red him In 1930
understood Consul General Rav- . ■ ----- -
(1
a wait in/
ormol Ini
an an-
lilies to
Mrs
Reno
Thorn
departs
md
J Nutt q( Fort
thl* morning for
for an extended
lister, Mts Joseph
Mr. Flank.
NEW TAG SVSTHM
OKI.AHOMA CITY, Aug S-i.pi —
Safety Oomtnlsslonet Walter John-
I sen announced teday a "vlrltor*
permit" system aimed at inter-
late bootlegger*, and Oklahoman*
whi buy their automobile tags out
1 of tlie state, would be put into
effect next week.
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 48, No. 137, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 3, 1939, newspaper, August 3, 1939; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc920041/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.