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MEMORIAL
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Leaders In Congress Are
Alarmed By Strife
I
In Europe
Moss drove Follows I n
Tabulations At An-
nual Event
WASHINGTON. Apr. 10-iJV-
Alarincd by unsettled conditions
in Europe, congressional leaders
turned to President Roosevelt to-
day lor help in drafting a net*
neutrality policy.
They decided to lay the eon- J
troverMnl problem before the chtel |
executive, who arrived in Washing- i
ton today liotn a southern vaca- (
tlon.
Befoie leaving his train. Presi-
dent Roosevelt received Secretary
Cordell Hull for a discussion of
the troubled European situation.
Secretary Henry Morgenthau also
joined in the conference.
The president's special train,
which left Warm Springs, Ga..
late yesterday, arrived at 11:15
a. m. Mr. Roosevelt had been
away 10 days.
Last Words Ominous
As he boarded his train at the
Warm Springs station yesterday.
Mr. Roosevelt's farewell words
were:
•Til be back in the fall if we
don't have a war."
Tiie senate foreign relations
committee called oil a hearing on
neutrality proposals for today be-
cause of the death of Senatoi
James Hamilton lewis. Admin-
istration lieutenants, however, de-
cided that (war threats abroad
necessiatcd the temporary re-en-
actment of the "cash and carry"
provisions of the present law bc-
foie they expire May 1.
Opinions Vary Widely
There was still a wide diver-
gence of congressional opinion
over a petmanent neutrality course,
ranging Iroin a ban on all arms
shipments to broad authority foi
tiie president in regulating rom-
merce with warring nations
The house foreign affairs com-
mittee will begin neutrality hear-
Riverslde school romped away !
with the aithlctic championship ot
Canadian county rural schools in
tiie annual track and field meet
held Saturday at Legion park in
El Reno. Miss Glen Evelyn Mc-
Carty, county superintendent, an-
nounced today.
Riverside ran up 37 points to
take first place, while Moss Grove
followed in second place with 25
points. Emerald Valley took third
with 24 points, Pleasant Hill dis-
trict No. 92 netted 14 and Eureka
scored 13 points. ;
First and second place winners 1
of the seven district elimination
contests participated in the county
meet, held Saturday afternoon. The
El Reno chamber of commerce will
award a trophy to Riverside.
In tiie curricular contests, held
Saturday morning at El Reno
highschool. Meridian school scored
38 points to nose out Mustang
Valley, limner-up with 34 points
Oak scored 33 to plare third.
For the athletic division individ-
ual winners, first, second and third.
HOUSTON. Tex.. Apr. io,~ u.R>- i«*peetively. wore announced a.s
Dedication ol the new $1,500,000 follows;
shaft, commemorating the 1836 in- Class A:
dependence battle ol San Jacinto, 75-yard dash George Stewart,
will be observed at Houston Apr. R,.(j Hill: Gilbert Wittkopp. Pleas-
21. The museum at tin base oi the !lnt Hill: Hilly While. Enterprise,
shaft contains many valuable docu-j 120-yard dash - George Stewart,
menus significant to Texas history R,,d Hl!1 Gilbert Wittkopp. Pleas-
ant Hill: Lee Cordray, Mountain
Did You Hear
ixnwiN DYER, property clerk
* 4 at the Cheyetine-Arapaho
Indian agency at Concho, now
can shoot the ancient n.'.e
which lifts been in his family
more than 50 years. It is a
Springfield rifle manufacturer,
in 1873. but until recently Edwin
never had been able to find
cartridges which would fit it.
A few days ago while rum-
maging in tire commissary at
Concho, he found three cases of
bullets, made in 1889, which fit
the gun. Tiie cartridges were
among old supplies that had
been condemned for destruction
long ago, but which never hail
been removed from the commis-
sary. Officials at Concho said
the cartridges had been there
37 years "that they know of"
and perhaps longer.
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An old adage says "you can't
cat your cake and keep it."
or words to that effect, but
Mrs. T J. Brown claims you
can eat your potatoes and plant
them. too.
Being a thrifty housewife she
always cuts the "eyes" from the
potatoes to plant, and saves the
"hearts" for the table.
This year she had about a
bushel of the "hearts'' which
she stored for table use, a-s
she needed them To her sur-
prise she recently found some
of the "hearts'.' hat! sprouts on,
them, although they were cu».
from the centers of the pota-
toes, so site planted them.
Tl
APPEARING! IN CLASS PLAY
Wilfred Ward To Direct
Committee In Raising
Money For Event
TO OPEN FRIDAY
View
880-vartl run—LeRoy Cordray.
Mountain View; Haihld Miller,
Fan view: Jesse Wingate, Meridian.
Former Convict To Face
Charges In Oklahoma
Plans for the Pioneer day cele-
bration May 7 and 8 at El Reno
began taking shape today with the
selection by Herman Merveldt.
chairman, of committees that will
I have charge of various phases ol
I the event.
The finance commit tec, headed
I bv Willred Ward, was meeting tin.
: afternoon to draw up a budget and
i make plans lor raising the $600
I estimated as necessary to stage tiie
show.
Tiie whisker contest committee,
headed by A D Cox. has railed a
i meeting of all men interest! d in
I growing whiskers for 7:30 p in
J Wednesday at the Cox cleaning
1 company's plant. 212 South Bick-
] ford avenue
Second meeting ol the icpresen-
I tame group sponsoring the cele-
bration has been set lor 10 30 .1.
I in Friday in the chamber of enm-
. merer office.
Beards Are “Optional"
The growing of •whiskers this
! ear wili be optional and entirely
voluntary. Mr. Merveldt. explained
today, although the ccinmltt.ee will
encourage beards as much as pos- j
sible.
If 25 or more men will form a
whisker club, the committee will
offer the group S15 to be divided
into prizes any way that the group 1
wishes. Organization ol a whisker .
i-lub with the making "i rules to j
govern tiie contest will lv started |
I at tiie session Wednesday night
Probably Hie whisker growing
contest will start next Monday. Mr
GREECE, TURKEY
TRREAI
Seizure of Island Would
Invite Britain To
Declare War
BV ASSOCIATED PRESS
The British cabinet, in emergency
.session was reported reliably today
to have decided to offer to gitaian-
! tee tiie independence of Greece
and Turkey.
Earlier, Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain was said to have
| told Italy that any attempt to
1 seize the strategic Greek-owned
island of Corfu would tie inter-
preted by Britain a.s an invitation
to war.
The urgent cabinet session coin-
I cided with emergency movements
of British warships in the Med-
1 iterrunean.
1 At the same time, the cabinet
| decided to break in on pa i lia-
1 ment's Easter vacation and con-
vene both houses Into extraordin-
ary session Thursday.
To Voice Disapproval
Tin' object was to rcglstci tiie
I British governments disapproval of
E tin' Italian invasion of Albania and
; to discuss ways of protecting other
nations considered a- tiireat.eneo
The announcement of Biitain’s
intention of guaranteeing tiie in-
, dependence of Gieece and Turkey
may be made by Chamberlain to
the house of common's Thursday.
The special parliamentary ses-
j sion is likely to continue through
Friday. A foreign affairs debate
the prime minister's
PAI/O PINTO. Tex.. Apr. 10— Cox said, leaving three weeks fur
Pole vault Simon O Neil. Sunny1 <*>i-The Palo Pinto grand jury In the beards to grow
a special session today indicated j Dale Is ( hanged
L. C. Stockton, one-legged convict Tiie Pioneer dav celebration nr-
ings tomorrow and Acting Chair- .. . ., ,
man Sol Bloom tDemoerat. New McHSUPP Apparently I
Yorki. Invited Colonel Charles A > After 11 oust* Action
Lindbergh to present Iris views when 1
he reaches the United States late |
this week.
Bloom sent a radiogram to the |
Hill; Harold Miller. Fairview: Cal
HlM-h Plf cHlbort V"Wittkopp.j Pa ruled from McAlester. Okla., j iglnally was set tor May 5. 6 and
I penitentiary on a charge of robbery 17, bill was changed to Mav I and
with firearms in collection with ;« fli an executive rommittre m'‘''t-
High jump
Pleasant Hill; Ted Nieliolson. Cen-
• er Gtove; Wesley Van Gtmdv. Oak., „ , , ___,
Shot put Hansford Whitley, Red ™duP ° the °raf°rd' Tex" |SaUuxlay «Uernoo».
' . * bank Saturday, The mammoth paiadc Ui.it w.n
Rock, Lloyd Haynes, Lone y. j The office of thc district attor-,pP the highlight of the event will
ney pressed for a swift, trial for I |1P]d Monday afternoon instead 1
... , :the man. arrested after a gun I nf Saturday ehirtlv bemuse of the
The house dealt an apparently Plritsanl Valiev; Gilbert Wittkopp . att]f, spvpra, hmlrs after ,wf> llb- '
J P Neal jr. (upper left). Bill Putnam 'upper right), Arthur 1 wm follow
Summers 1 lower leln and Virginia Hulbert will play leading roles declaration
m the m u ' 1 1 l;i , plav. “Cowboy From Brooklyn," to be presented jn palis, Fiance and Britain
iti ill!* E! Reno highschool auditorium at 8 p, m. Thursday. 1 ^vere reported to be considering
• joint military and naval demon-
' strations to back up their eastern
i European allies against further
I Italian-German expansion
So They Wed
III Ifll'CI I iU «’ Is
As ‘VlimstfT NfTvmisly An
nntiiKTs NupHiUs I mm His
Pack I’orrh
APPEARS IN PLAY
OKLAHOMA CITY Apr 1(V
Hershall lock, Pleasant Valiey.
aviator who sailed from Fiance fatal blow today to tiie chain store 1 pleasant Hill; Hershall Lock. Pleas-!
unexppetedlv on Satnrdav.
1 tax bill
1 nit Valley
duct inns and a killing in Oklahoma
difficulties in staging
11 out ter
Even Representativi Geoige Mis | Rp|„v Genler
I kovskv. co-author ol the lull, ex- Enterprise
pressed belief the bill was dead aft - | (--];ISS p
60-yard dash Glen
Grove. Meridian. 1
A special vpnile will be called
Jillll M | jl (J| n/1l\ | tT tile house voted 65 to 32 to
I return tiie measure to committee
to be redrafted with lower rates
and with a referendum clause
i Although tiie committee was m-
strueted to m turn the bill In
Thursday it appeared that date
would be fatally late since all
: revenue raising bills must lie on
the govenv r's desk for signature
---- . live days liefore adjournment and j
WASHINGTON. Apr. 10 i/V,—(leaders are trying to end the ses- |
Beeirtarv Cordell Hull (ailed atten- slnn by next Monday or Tuesday
Hon today to economic dangers at- Murray Gibbons ol Oklahoma
tending threats of war in Europe City, house floor leader, said the
Talking to newspapermen short- lower chamber wa« ready to adjourn
ly after a conference with Presi- a.s soon as it had pased the big
dent Roosevelt. Hull said the appropriations lulls John Holliman
European situation was keeping chairman of the house appropria-
I district court here.
Nix. Moss ( til. KASHA SHERIFF
Grove; E Rice. Riverside; Calvin
Coleman. Enterprise.
1 on-.vard dash—Jewel Hickerson.
'PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 6)
-Sher-
pageant on Saturday
The streets will be blocked off
for convenience of tiie p.nailer
many of whom will ride horse-
and also for the sake ol snfet-v j
Blocking the strcts on a Saturday (
would work a hardship on bolh
merchants and shoppers
Also it was explained, the El
1 PLEASF, TURN TO PAGE 6) 1
Secretary Hull Points To
Economic Stress
RACKETEER HELD
El
Surprise Plea Is Entered
By Torrio
business (icopie hopelessly alarmed tions committee expected to hav
ahout the future.
Hull said that ns result of the
tension, capital was stampeding
out of Europe by the billions of
dollars and purchasing power there
was drying up enormously
NEW YORK. Apr 10 —(U.Ri-
ro RETURN prisoner
CHICKASHA. Apr 10—i^R.
I iff J W. Bond said today L. C
Stockton, former Oklahoma con-
vict held at Palo Pinto. Tex., on
a bank robbing charge, probably
would be brought here for trial
in the slaying of Joe Ball. Okla-
homa City postman, and the kid-
I naping of Ball and Mrs. Glace
j Lutke Saturday.
Bond said he was Informed by
Texas officers that Stockton's j
robbery case would be disposed nf --------
by Friday. Stockton has admitted .... . |)omo(.raj
the bank robbery and abduction of I n. mm 1 <11
"Sonny" Ferguson. Marlow, Okla , | Willi TlTH(liliOll
filling station operator.
The sheriff said he was assured
lie eotild have custody of Stockton
scarlet, red lace, and from the
bark porch the minister nerv-
ously announci'il the nuptials
It was an Easter wedding
almost like Die one Clarence
Rickard. ',’3. and Rnhv W inter-
Inini 20 mailc up their minds
lr> iiave will'll tlie\ fell 111 love
ai first sight on a Portland
gull nun r Mister a vear ago
Tiny had planned a church
wedding, lliniich, and until a
suck lieu had not united f)i
Haloid Avrrill city health Offi-
cer
Avenll .tohm a little larthei
out on the porch than did
Rev Oswald Taylor, who read
the ceremony.
French Office Is Alert
The Fiench foreign office was
kept closely informed of the de-
liberations of the urgent cabinet
session in London.
In Tirana, the provisional Al-
1 banian government pledged the
- loyalty of Ihe Albanian people to
Seniors To Staco Annual p,f''Tr R,’M,to M!fsollni, &nd ror‘
, mully accepted Italian rule on their
Class Production bebair.
_ Tiie president and secretary of
. , , , the administrative committee broad-
Amorg leading roles in the senloi . ,
' . ,, ,, , , cast loyalty addresses to Albanians
play. C owboy From Brooklyn, , .
to be presented at 8 p. m Tlun.,- I<UK 0
day in Hie El Reno highschool
auditorium, are those taken lis
Aiilnir Summeis, Virginia Hulbert
Italy. Tiicir speeches were
relayed over all Italian radio sta-
t ions.
SEN, NOT HEARD
A’
WASHINGTON. Apr. 10 -lU.D
ready Johnny Torrio. last of the prohibi- after the Texas case’is completed, j y^snutir^Den^
al appropriations measure
for a report to the house today.
Success Di Balance
! The success or failure of Gover-
ner Leon Phillips demands for a
pica of guilty todav to a charge of FOSSEMAN TAKES
„ . PORTION OF LOOT
_____________ _ evading payment of more than; BRECKENRIDGE.Tex.Apr.lt)—
This, lie said. hHd affected tiie ; balanced state budget is expec ted $8fi(KK) feciprHl Income taxes. | </T«i—Guy Hale of Eastland. T<'x .
prices <d goods ixiuglit and sold to lie determined bv tins week's
he has resolved not to make a
single speech tins session of con-
gress.
Credited with being an adroit
radio debater, he said he "heartilv
agiees with Hie tradition that new
members are to lie seen and not
heard."
The professor, a Ph D. in polit-
science. said congress is "a
wonderful institution, the final
His brother-in-law. William j a posseman who participated in
throughout the world. Repercus-1 action in the legislature Sub-corn- Slockblower. and a third defendant I the pistol battle in which L. C.
sions, lie said, were being felt by minces of the appropriations com- in tiie trial. James LaPenna, also Stockton, robber of the Graford
r 11 nations. | mittee have been paring the institu- entered pleas of guilty to conspiracy hank, was captured, was charged
A state department. official, I tional and departmental budgets charges. today with theft of $520 of the
meanwhile, said that despite the I in an elfort to bring thrill in line Federal Judge John W. Clancy ,n^1PV Stockton took in the holdup, j
discouraging international economic , with revenue. -announced thai he would sentence ™ si^'and *8 C^Booth’! P>oof that democracy ran and
outlook tiie department would pusli 1 The senate had before it two the three Wednesday. „ c B JI Hoes work"
toward the negotiation of trade bills dealing with school aid One - .... . 1 Stephens county officers, and!
agreements. I by Dr. Louis H. Ritzhaupt of
Hull, who diseased the European ■ outhrie proposed a reduction of ls rredlted with tutoring Al Capone ton." The men claimed the mo.iev he said, adding that he was "quite
situanon with President ^el distributing the money. The other | the wnys of the unfle,-world- was found m Hale’s hone .In favor of keeping a -lose ey, |
this morning as soon as the c lef | measure, by Paul Stewart of Antlers.1 , D Agost;no and ^ G. La-1 _____ | on the Nazis. Fascists and Com- I
executive returned to the capitaL , proposed to set this year's ap- , Cmvil__<,id not plead. 4 i n x- munists."
said the conference was designed , propria tlon at the same amount .......... „ 0 .......... c.„. ' Allllie ReqUeStllllf "I've everv confidence we can
Vi It!I I, had come Iw-i-ause
nnilillig .r-'-iucd to cii.-.-
cuiiiagi the couple fruiii having
the Ea lei wedding a.s plan-
in'',! nut even the tu ldegr .mu's
r.i.e of siarlet fever.
Rickard a: .-aslant manager
,.i ; 1 1 n-< "lit storr'. nmi' down
with Hie li ci t a wi-ik a.: 1 efter
all plans for the rhurch affair
linil In-eu made and alter Miss
Winteitjurii. a sale; woman in
another dime st.i 1" nacl bought
her trousseau
He suggested post|ii)lUTig the
wedding until he nnlld stand
Up al aii altar, in 11 Miss Winl-
rrbuin lu-lcl out for Easter.
Bill Putnam, and .1 I’ Neal, jt
Hummers Is a member of thc
mixed chorus, boys' glee club and
boys' quartet, lie had a leading I
role 111 I11 Old Vienna," this j
years annual musical comedy.
I ,ovi' Goes South," last year's
operetta; The Foul. last yeat • j
tumor class plav; and ' Atuii' ol
Green Gables."
Summers is vice president ol 1
the Senate, vice president ol the
Ht-Y, a. member ni Ogitiia- pep
eltib. and Is a member oi the 1
track team
Hr is the .son ol Mr and Mrs E.
A Summers, fitll South Barker.
Mrs Hulbert is serving as sec-j
retnry n| the E! Reno Highschool 1
Students' association, is president
of the Squaw pep dub. a tnembi-t
of tiro B M. C. literary society, tire
gills mii'ii lub council, and Na-
tional Forensic league
She is active in music, being a
POPE APPEALS TO
react* Among Individuals,
(Jovernments Urged
VATR'AN CITY, Apr. lt»—tU.R>—
Official church circles todav in-
leipivted Pope Pius XII s Easter
opp'id tor peace among Individuals
and governments as an indication
that, lie is convinced the world's
troubles can be settled by confei -
cute.
The pope made thc appeal in I115
Easier homily with prayers to,
tiie liorrt that He may grant our
member of the girls quartet, sir!.,' children, refreshed with the sacia-
Kl Reno Jaycees
Redraft Program
Two other defending charged; charged Hale with “theft of the j "I am no' at all worried about,
with conspiracy to aid Torrio. who personal property of L. C. Stock-1 the future of our institutions here.
Regular business will be trans-
acted at the El Reno junior chain-
glee club mci mixed chorus.
Miss Hulbert, the daughter o'
Mr. and Mis. Sam Hulbert. east
of El Reno, filled a leading rob-
in last year's Junior play.
Ottu'i'.H Art- Pruniinenl
Putnam, who is vice president
of the senior class, had a leading
role 111 the musical comedy. "In
Old Vienna," and in last year's
junior play, "Tiie Fool."
to bring the president up to date , as iaNt ye8r> $12,800,000
Assistant U. S. Attorney Sev-
en European developments.
Administration leaders were Hu-
mour Klein sought and was gam-
ed a mistrial in their case, and
! the liHwK'aromprtRtton'by^t the ju,y' enterine its thlrd week of |
Name Withdrawn
least $l,f>00.000.
Sunday Schools
f)l„„ Unn.mnfiAn i Also on the senate calendar were '“u‘uu" "
I lan v Oil veniion | the intangible property tax and discharged
hold onr own against any of Micsc
1 fanatic and fantastic European
! ideologies if we only guarantee'
that the competition is to be fair.'
He is a member of the Forum
ber of commerce meeting which debating society. National Honor
will tie held at 6:30 p. m. tonight society, and National Forensic
in Hip Lyon waffle house. Dean lpague
H. Waid. president, said today.
showT'movic *mn 'li'lu"'rating clllb »'*d ,n|xed f:hol'us- when "solemnly sanctioned pv.-rs
points of salesmanship and lner. ^ has won many contests m ora- and pIigmed words have lost their
Putnam is active in both speecli
and music, is a member of the
incut of the Easter spirit. His love
and that He may in His goodness
unite them in the bonds of har-
mony.”
A sense of restlessness and dis-
content agitates tiie souls of men.
lie said, "almost a.s if we were
on the eve of woise days "
There can be no peace, lie vd.
if peoples of the same land ate
divided by "clashing parties and
Interests."
"Nor can there be peace If
among the nations, too. there is
lacking that mutual understandirg
which alone can encourage and
endow the people along the lumin-
ous ways of civic progress; nor
hlUtton ^activities oJ" Torrio, wal! ThTmaffomier Prog res-| lie said' ' We °"8J1 t0
live member of tiie house from
groups from arming themselves.
1 the beer license tax bills. A sub-
Heav.v Penalties Faced Wisconsin, asked President Roose-
Torrto. Slockblower. and La- velt toda>' t0 withdraw his nomina-
and disseminating propaganda
all these groups. I
I mean
Northwest district Sunday school j committee of the senate revenue I Torrio. Slockblower. and Ea- ! w‘l,,u,“w ilaVen't any sympathy with those
convention will be held next Sffn- j and taxation committee was con- Penna face maximum penalties of i ' n as a member the interstate I ^ want ;o gpt one g!)nB and lPt
day at the Midway Baptist church, sideline the automobile, uus and 12 years Imprisonment and fines of c "lmerce c°nimisslon ! the others go We ought to keep
15 miles west and two north of j truck license tax bill. I $30,000 each. |, was u'1derst°®d the president, gn eyp on alI thell. activities.
El Reno, It was announced today.
Rev. Henry Funck will open the
program by leading a song service
at 9:45 a. m. A basket dinner
will be served at noon, and a busi-
ness session will conclude the event
in the afternoon.
School programs will begin at
10:40 a. m.. and special programs
will be held after the dinner.
Speakers include Leonard Smith,
superintendent of the Heaston Sun-
day school, and E. H. Nlnman.
president nf the Canadian County
Sunday School association.
W. ti. Householder, president of
the northwest district, will have
charge of the meeting.
Goat-Men (ailed .
After ‘Kid’napinj»
SALT LAKE CITY. Apr. 10—
(U.R)—"O-mrn’’ were asked today to
Klein said that a new trial date
for D'Agostino and LaCava would
be announced later.
Torrio was smiling as lie was led
from the courtroom today by deputy
marshals.
would accede to his wishes,
the president would reply to Amlie's
the president would reply to Amile’s
request during the day and would
send to the senate tomorrow the
withdrawal request.
chandislng. but. a conflict in datrs
has foiccd a postponement of Hie
niovip until a later meeting.
The pictures, owned by W W
Mathews, already had been prom-
ised for another meeting tonight,
Rupert Fogg, chairman oi the Jay-
cep entertainment committee, ex-
plained.
tory.
He was student Kiwanian
first
security and value."
Thc government's case against The White House would not make
aid In solving the kidnaping ot
! the mild-mannered 54-year-old
$2.50
Chicagoan had centered around
1 charges that lie had evaded pay-
two month-old kids—value
The kids were the property of j mcn' °t $86,000 in income taxes
Mrs. John Plowgian who missed for the years 1933. 1934 and 1935.
them from her goat pen Sunday ! Torrio reported and paid taxes
morning. She believed the kid- on on income slightly in excess
naper would attempt to sell them of $10,000 for that period,
to G-men 1 goat-men > and offer- The government contended that
ed $6 for their saf e return. | his income exceeded $332,000.
public Amlie's letter to the presi
dent.
It was said also the president's
reply would not be given out by I
the White House.
“As long as they propagate
themselves by free speech fairly
done, let them do It. But when
they start wearing uniforms un-
arming themselves—we ought to
put a. stop to that."
Smith served in the Illinois state
senate, and taught political sci-
ence in Chicago. Texas and Texas
Christian universities.'
manager for the highschool yeai
book, The Boomer.
Putnam is the son of Mrs. Pear'.
Putnam. 807 South Barker.
Neal is the senior class i\ve-
sentative-at-large in the El Reno
Highschool Students' association
and is president of the Forum de-
! bating society.
He belongs to the Sons of the
American Legion, and is a mem-
ber of the tra“k team.
I Neal is tiie son of Dr. and Mrs
Partly cloudy and colder, slight , J F, Neal, 600 South Macomb avc-
frost in north and west portions ]n,ie-
1 The pope called for respect for
semester, and is acting as business human dignity and libeuy ant tor
equitable, distributions of wealth.
Pastor’s Topic Is
Rased On Sorrow
Forecast
FINE ASSESSED
Cecil Colley forfeited $2 bond
Mr. Rnd Mts. C. A. Jones, 411
South Bickford avenue, Mrs. R. W. i Saturday night in municipal court
Thom, 400 South Williams avenue, j at El Reno on a charge of running
attended the annual Easter pageant In stop line, according to records
at Lawton Sunday morning, 'of Lee Harvev, chief of police.
tonight Tuesday fair. cooIpv
extreme cast portion. FIREMEN CALLED
F.l Reno Weather Firemen were called Sunday
For 24-hour period ending at R | morning to the home of Mrs.
a. m. today: High. 84; low. 5b; at j Lillie Boynton, west of EH Reno.
P. 0 m.. 54. to extinguish a blaze caused by an
State of weather, fair and warm-j oil hot-water heater. No damage
or. ’ was caused, according to C. G.
1 Rainfall, none. j McCain, fire chief.
MARTINEZ. Calif . Apr. 10—(UP'
—Rev. Verdette Walters chose as
the topic of his Easter Sunday ser-
mon the Biblical story of the
father who lost a well-beloved so.\
and inquired:
If there is a God. why did He
do this to me?" /
Rev. Walters than elaborated on
a theme of the love of the Al-
mighty for mankind and His all-
encompassing wisdom.
Today members of his Congre-
gational church learned that a few
hours before he delivered the ser- :
mon his 3-year-old son, Oraig,
died in an Oakland hospital.
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 48, No. 39, Ed. 1 Monday, April 10, 1939, newspaper, April 10, 1939; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc924341/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.