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The Heart of the Rick
Canadian Valley
The El Reno Daily Tribune
You Can Buy It For
Less In El Reno
Single Copy, Three Cents
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UP) MEANS At.
PRESS
A Blue Ribbon Daily Newspaper Serving Oklahoma's Blue Ribbon Area
EL RENO, OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1941
0I.R) MEANS UNirED PRESS
ULL CALLS FOR
Steel Bins Transtx. \,' Into
Defense Houses, Bon v
Secretary of State Says
United States Cannot
Turn From Danger
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 — IA>)—
Secretary Cordell Hull, urging
prompt revision of the neutrality
act to permit the arming of mer-
chantmen, solemnly told congress
today the United States “cannot
turn and walk away from the
steadily mounting danger" of the
Nazi military campaign of "world
conquest."
Testifying as the first witness
before the house foreign affairs
committee on proposed repeal of
the prohibition agains arming
American merchant ships, the sec-
retary of state declared the Ger-
man government "is today, and
has been throughout the course of
this war. sinking defenseless ves-
sels of this and other countries
“either without warning or with-
out making provision fdr the safety
of the crews.”
"Conquest Unprecedented"
He declared the Nazi military j -
“ New Automobile Will Be
in the annals of history." Grand Prize
In addition to removing the arms I ___
CHIEF OF DUTCH
E
1 Engine Stalls In Takeoff
I After Conference With
British Authorities
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NEW YORK, Oct. 13—Newest, neatest trick for providing defense workers with quickly-built houses that are also pretty much bomb-
proof comes from inventor R. Buckminster Fuller. Shown at New York's Museum of Modern Art display, the houses are nothing more than
a couple of grain bins painted white. One bin, 20 feet in diameter, is a living room-bedroom combination. Curtains can block it into two bed-
rooms. A passage leads to the smaller bin. consisting of bedroom, kitchen and prefabricated bathroom. The houses are built from the top
down, the roof being raised by a collapsible mast. Walls are attached in sections. A sealed sectional floor is bolted to the outer rims of the
walls. These portable units cost about $1,500. While they couldn't take a direct hit, they are reportedly safe against bomb fragments and
flying debris. Pictures show Fuller examining the bins and tcatime just outside the kitchen.
JC BAZi
OATES SELECTED
Secretary Morgenthau Called PATTI [ DTCT |M
No. 1 Enemy of Agriculture ufliiLL DLul n
PAST 20 TEARS
limitation. Hull told the committee
he personally "favored repeal or
modification" of the section which
prohibits American merchantmen
from entering combat zones.
Discussing the proposed repeal
of the ship-arming ban. Hull said
it was not called for under in-
ternational law and asserted that
Annual Catholic bazaar will be
held this year during Thanksgiving
week, Nov. 26-29, it was decided
Catholic church rectory
The general committee outlined farm'^crotm
preliminary plans for staging of 1
the annual event, naming sub-
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 —</P>— | of Morgenthau statements which
Dubbing Henry Morgenthau, secre- j contended that rising farm prices
have accelerated the danger of in-
flation and which urged that gov- --
ernment loan stocks of agricultural pee(J Supp|v Described As
products be placed on the market rr J
to counter-attack the climbing Plentiful
prices. _
Meanwhile, Senator Elmer Thomas
of Oklahoma said he would press
for approval of his bill to revise -The condition of cattle in Okla-
upward the present system of de- homa on Oct. 1 was the best for
termining parity prices on agricul- J the last 20 years, the U. S. de-
tural commodities. A parity price partment of agriculture reported
is one that gives an article the . .
same relative purchasing power as ,
He hit out at the recent series jin the base period 1909-14. r'he condition of cattle was re-
----ported at 88 percent of normal
compared with 85 percent on Oct.
tary of the treasury, as "agricul-
ture's public enemy No. 1." Sen-
ator John Bankhead 'Democrat,
Alabama i said today that farm
state congressmen would oppose
any attempts to clamp rigid price
ceilings on agriculture.
Bankhead, who has sponsored
most of the new deal farm laws
asserted that he saw no possibility
of any inflationary prices for major
BATAVIA, The Netherlands East
Indies, Oct. 13.—(U.R)—'Twelve per-
sons, Including Lieutenant General
G. J. Berenschot, commander-in-
chlef of The Netherlands East In-
dies, army, were killed today when |
an American-built Lockheed piano
crashed into a row of native
houses near the Batavia airport.
The dead included seven natives,
who were trapped when the plane
crashed In flames onto their |
houses.
The accident occurred, it was re-
ported, when the plane's left engine j
stalled during the takeoff.
In the plane beside Berenschot i
were Pilot Captain Knapp, R. A
P. Wing Commander Watkins, who |
was attached to the Indies army, |
and two native non-commissioned ]
officers.
Berenschot had flown from Ban- j
doeng to Batavia this morning to
welcome Air Chief Marshal Sir
Robert Brooky-Popham, comband-
er-in-chlef of British forces in thq
far east, and was on his way back
to Bandoeng when thg crash oc-
curred.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 13—(U.R'
LI
T
1, 1940. and 78 percent the 10-
year average The Oct. 1 figure was
the same as that for Sept. 1.
The report said that "cattle are
generally In good to very good
condition except in the extreme
southeastern and southwestern
even when It was enacted there j committee heads and planning a
never had been "any thought of, ticket sales canvass in the business
this country abandoning its full j dlstrlct for Tuesday. Oct 21.
rights of self-defense in the event special committees will be ap-
of any threat to this continent. pointed to conduct the ticket sales
Executive Session Opposed campaign Oct. 21.
As the secretary completed the | The general committee for the
reading of his formal statement, four-day celebration, which will |
the committee went into executive I extend from Wednesday through
session but not until Chairman, Saturday night of Thanksgiving i . , ,,herf thev are EfK)d»
soi Bloom (Democrat. New York. »eek includes Mrs e o Hamii- Sentence Date Is Fixed In Nine Persons Are Hurt
and Representative John M Vorys ton Mrs John Norvell and Miss FeHural fnnrt In nhw, Rail Miction
(Republican Ohtoi had a brief | Bva Wolf, buyers; Clarence Wolf. federal V OUrt In Ohio Kail .Mishap
row secretary; and T, W. Maher, treas- --- —--
Over attempts of Bloom to gavel urer, OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct 13—A' CHILLICOTHE. Ohio. Oct. 13—
him into silence, Vorys said he! Mrs Henry Wolf has been deslg- —R Bruce Brough and John L ,yp,_Nine persons, including Post- M
wanted It understood that the ex- nated as chairman of the commit- Fltz-Gibbon. defendants in a $710.-i „i u7»ik«r were scnDpd
Did You Hear
CPHE first shirt to be worn by
Linda Sue Schroeder, who
was born today at the home of
her (parents, Mr and Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Schroeder, 117 North L
avenue, was a garment 53 years
old.
It was made for Carl McCain,
grandfather of Linda Sue, by his.
mother, Mrs. J. C. McCain of
Edmond.
-o-
More than 900 students, in-
cluding those enroled in tech-
nological departments, are reg-
istered at Southwestern Insti-
tute of Technology In Weather-
ford this autumn. This consti-
tutes a drop of only 50 from a
corresponding date last year,
which is considered unusual by
college officials in view of pres-
ent national and world condi-
tions.
Students from Canadian
county who are enroled at
Southwestern this year are Jack
Hutchinson. |E1 Reno; Will Ebel-
lng. Mustang; Percy Sitting-
bull, Concho; Hal Noble, Union
City; Glenn Stout, Kenneth
Miller and Eldridge Thomas, all
of Calumet.
Miss |Evelyn June Lorenzen,
daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Lor-
enzen, 706 South Ellison ave-
nue, is one of six girls at the
University of Oklahoma in Nor-
man who have been pledged
this year by Omicron Nu, na-
tional honorary home economics,
fraternity. Miss Lorenzen is a
senior student in the univer-
sity.
VOLUME 50, NO. 193
London Sources Assert
German Offensive Is
Losing Momentum
SEVEN MEN DIE
IN BOMBER CRASH
BEAUMONT, Calif., Oct. 13—'U.RI
—Army officers said today that
they "assumed" all seven men
aboard a twin-motored bomber had
died in its wreckage but that the
plane and its crew were so mangled
they could not locate all the
bodies.
The
querque
Calif ., crashed into level ground I
during a fog late yesterday. It I
exploded on Impact and searcher^
said there was no piece remaining
more than a foot In length.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
In the face of Germany’s claims
that her Russian sweep had carried
within 100 miles of Moscow on the
west and south. Russian dispatches
from that blood-bathed front de-
clared todav that one German
thrust had been slowed down and
that the Red army had launched
counter-attacks at several points.
Authoritative sources in London
asserted that the Qerman offensive
—now In Its 12th day—had lost
momentum as compared with the
j speed of the first two or three
* days and added that it was quite
I possible that the Oerman drive
[ might be stopped 70 or 80 miles
short of the Russian capital.
Reinforcements Arrive
The Russian dispatches said that
the Oerman drive had been slowed
particularly in the direction of
Vyazma, which the Germans have
reported passed and already In the
process of being mopped up. Vyazma
I Is 125 miles west of Moscow.
One of the Russian counter-at-
tacks. made possible by fresh rein-
J forcements, was said to have cap-
I tured a town near Bryansk. 210
I miles southwest of Moscow. In
the region of the Germans’ drive
on Moscow from the south.
Another counter - attack was
launched north of Orel and east
of Bryansk. Orel was lost to the
| Oermans a week ago.
“Third Spearhead" Boasted
A special communique from the
ship, enroute from Albu- TKpv Hp Discovered HltIpr headquarters said that the
, N M, to March Field, | 1 „ ‘ , number of Russian prisoners taken
i **•»#! 1$!A I At* IA VI' L in (ho rlniilvls hu If In rtf Hrv itwclr
„ ________________... Fltz-Gibbon. defendants in a 1710,- piaster General Frank Walker were pl,uru generally plentiful
elusion of the press from the tee that will have charge of the 000 pecan orchard mail fraud case. inJured todav when the streamlined RfcftU heavy
questioning period was "not by Thanksgiving dinner on Thanks- halted their trial before Federal NatlonaI Umlted of the Baltimore m ‘“S 0f ' and other feeds
areas and the central sections | The occupants were;
Lieutenant J. E. Overstreet.
Because of abundant rainfall in I fourth interceptor group.
September, the condition of ranges Lieutenant J. S. Park, fourth air
in Oklahoma on Oct. 1 was 88|forcp squadron. ^
percent of normal, or the best In J W- Templeton ; Columbus, who was an Italian
20 years. Feed supplies were de- 32nd ah' base grouse Some periodicals suggested that
Sergeant R. J. Thomas, ninth Columb(]( couidn't t* held respon-
pursult wln8- j sible for President Roosevelt and
Sergeant D. B. Bell, ninth pur- Am„ican totervenU(mlito and the
‘Paradise for Jews’ in the double battle of Bryansk
and Vyazma had now reached
more than 350,000.
ROME. Oct. 13 (U P'—Christopher j oermans sp^e optimistically
Columbus the Italian press said | of a thlrd spearhead thrust to-
ward Moscow from the northwest,
which they said had taken the
Russians by surprise and pushed
today, should have directed his
talents in other directions than
America.
It was probably the first time
in history that the Italian press
had anything critical to say about
them back to about 140 miles from
the capital. The drive was reported
still forging ahead.
ENGLAND SEEKING
TO RELIEVE PRESSURE
LONDON. Oct. 13—</P»—Britain
sought to relieve pressure on em-
unanimous consent." giving day, Nov 27 Mrs. J. W Judge Edgar S Vaught today and and ohj0 sud jn(0 a freight loco- ' Sergeant R J Farlow ninth pur- humor maSazlne Travaso publish- battled Russia last night by strik-
Hull recalled that In 1936, 47 na-, Ozmun. Mrs R N Dulmage and pleaded nolo contendere (no de- motlvp at a siding 24 miles east CroP Est,mate Madp suit wing. 'Pd * cartoon showing an Italian [ lng at tndustrlai Germany with
tions. including the United 8tate*. Mrs V. P. Cavanaugh were ap- , sense » of here ln jgfi^nn county. The Oklahoma crop report show- Corporal J. A. 8mith. standing before a statue of Colum-; one 0j the heaviest raids of the
Britain, France and Germany, sub- Pointed as a committee to hav", "Under ruling of the United Walker, accompanied by his wife cd that: Rain and Fo|{ Blamed , bus, ^rating lt.__^ ^ ___^ war, setting many fires which
_______________ _ of the United _____________________ ___
scribed to a formal document set- charge of the card party Friday states supreme court it is man- who *RS "uninjured, was treated The state will produce an es-1
i n finpnnnn Kfnii OQ a _____liL aL . ____—a . . n__a At__
Rain and Fog Blamed
Army officers believed the accl-
Song Hummed
In Streets
in the
j “spread over a large area" at
ting forth the rules of submarine) afternoon. Noi[- datory with this court to find the for a slight head abrasion by the timated 31.202.000 bushels of com I dent was caused by the rain and j ,A ,s0”8. ^ hummed in '"e Nuremberg, scene of the Nazi
warfare and stating clearly that | In addition to the Thanksgtv ng defendants guilty on that pica " train's stewardess nurse. Others This compared with 40,356,000 bu- fog which had lowered the flying I ®^rppts ',diiV. a,'d broadcast during party.s annual congresses
unarmed merchant ships should nol j dinner and the card party, the. judge Vaught declared. receiving treatment when the train shels last vear. celling to zero. Although the area ^he yppk‘pnd bv thp Romp radio Nuremberg, an industrial center
He set sentence for Jan 5 but rearhpd Clnclnnatl three hour, Graln (0rghUMB; ■ - ------------translated runs:
be sunk except on warning and I four-day event will Include dances
zfter the safety of crews had been ^ four ^ SS fenritT SSL VTaLt Uter WPrr Unrated at 17^138.000 bushels com-
assured. , _ carnival attraction. en fendanus dfcslre to start serving Mrs Mary Carey 74 of George- pared with i7i6oooo last vear
Agreement Disregarded "Wt on the second floor sentences before that, time they town sprnlnPd ■ ■ ------- * 1 n.ibo.ooo Near.
He declared that the Oerman In thp kames and contests scores may surrender to a U. S marshal ctnrinnati hospital.
< AI npiup M.ill 1>a nninefiafi mintlAPe • . ■ 1 . m % V
"Colombo
name.
over which the plane was flying,
about 20 miles from Its destina-
tion, is mountainous, the immedi-
ate vicinity of the crash is level. , blame
government, however is and has j »f_ »»1 ^J^frded^wtnnen. and receive credit for time served " wini^ u"Wl^senberg of Wash- ha"P^lahs'’t1'''prR7lP'U,,d 802 000 1 lea^nl^ToTd Sputy'SSlM *R*S
ington, injured back ' ’ „ ] Smith that the big ship flew out j
of Uni- --------- ---------------1
Cotton: Production estimated at
Colombo, of famous
ln Bavaria, was the principal ob-
p\J V vl l inn iiv, • sse ww * ’- ' ' " I ~
been sinking American merchant j and * pr a "Pw m<xlr between now and then
-a,. «— *■' * *-• End of the trial came when Her-
vessels and vessel, of other na- j automobile also will be given away
tions with total disregard of thU |
lb., u. ... Munitions Plants
now "makes it impossible for
American vessels to defend them-
selves on the high seas against
lawless forces seeking world domi-
nation ”
He said that when the neutral-
ity law enacted, the administration
Jective, a communique announced.
"A number of targets tn western
Is^ It you who musi take the | and northwestern Germany also
were attacked." the air ministry
said. Authoritative sources added
Mrs. Margaret Oates of Uni- riuuuu™. mu.iin.ru m 10j tbe and roared 0VPr
bert K Hyde, attorney for the two verslty clty r>l . bruised right.40'825 000 P°unds compared with (hmlsp
"For America today
"And Its war-Uke way."
Giovanni Ansaldo. noted fascist
editor, said in a radio address that
! that more than 300 planes took
i part ln the attack.
Starting To Hum
American celebration of Columbus j JSUfJSi o^nLnwZ admitted,
day was a "travesty because of I
his j
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men accused of taking thousands forfhrad n0SP abrasion and bruised 51°00.000 pounds last year. whPrP „ crMhed.
oT dollars from Investors through knPP Other Figure, Complied “The plane was up about 50 feet W" °!. The Oerman high command ac-
sale of worthless Louisiana pecan others Are Injured Broomcom: Production estimat- i when It flew over my house and I u pM M Mf,n nf un^ lwro* | knowledged the broad sweep and
orchard tracts, announced Th" following were brought to ed at 9.800 tons compared with 13.-1 wondered why It was so low." he ■■»«« nn •
.J „ * court please^ ^ver the ^ hospitals ln Chlllocothe: 500 tons last year.
William B Barton of Washing- produrUo,, PS„m(ltPd at! suddenly cut off his motors. Then | rt a^radlse'fOT' jew-'Tn Amejj-1,
WASHINGTON. Oct 13 —(&>— week-end we have conferred with
Suggestion Offered severity of the British air force.
said. "It seemed as If the pilot "e*Wer JaKtoU. | Mtlng Brltuh plaIlP at 13.
.. . ... a. . fn. - asserting that Columbus had found-
suddenly cut off hts motors. Then . . „*A. ... .____I
War department officials reported our clients and they desire at this ton trlal exam,ner for the labor 309<ioo0o 'noiids"”com^rM",lt"h1 came the explosion It shook the i ™ B T'L M,I ,TARV ACTION BY
todav that mass production nmv time to withdraw their plea and ^ wrrnrhed back “Sow Zb ,as7^Ir !house It was so great." m ! h 8' “DEMANDED"
____________ _.JI .»« underway ln a substantial num- enter a plea of nolo contendere " ,ohn phlfrr 47 of Mlaml okla -2 “'()'000 pounds last year. , _ __ think of the Latin character of its LONDON. Oct. IS-(/Pi-Urgent
did not contemplate such sinking* her nf the plants that make up the Before the trial was reresaed for rp.)rPSPn,a,|VP 0f the Federal In- Thp 1941 l’pftch rroP WBS' /1 ,, . , discoverer and "become a pacifying and dpmands for Br„nln
of American vessel, and hence had | new $1,750.000 000 string of govern- the week-end last Thursday after-] d,an SPrvlre head iaCeratton timated at 972.000 bushels com-, | ||^S ( () MeCUHl PlPm'‘nt ln ,hP PrP'SPnt ,PmpPst ln' and the United States to help
not opposed section 6 of the law.
8TIMSON FAVORS EVEN
MORE DRASTIC ACTION
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 —tAb—
Secretary of War Henry L. 8ltmson
urged congress today not only to
repeal the prohibition against arm-
ment-owned munitions factories noon, a steady stream of govern
Present production. It was said, ment witneses testified for five
covers virtually every major cate- and one half days, naming Brough
gory of ammunition and has begun
to Include some of the weapons
that would be required in a full
dress war.
The announced objective of the
ductor of the train, bruised but
and Fltz-Oobbon as the men who
led them to believe that the pecan
orchard tracts they were selling tn
southern loutslana would pay them rf7used hospitalization
as much as $1,000 a year. Thirty- rar* Rfma|n on Track
five witnesses were used by the Enrobe from New York to Cln-
prosecutlon. clnnatl, the train was not believed
of s? pTpSSL'sa ei
Ollbert Howard. New York, a ***• compBrPd w'*h 23 000 bushplsl
waiter, bruize, and badly shaken ^ '°ns rom’ |
C A. Donnells. Chllllcothe. con- pared w,th 3'800 la8t Vpar
f n A, . "P Hi;,,lns' omixitticd Russia with ml
III 1 (Mice ( Olirt Ic°“ntrlps »or tbplr pl«hts ' tlon, as well u supplies, rune from
_ "0W!ver. “ ‘n prPVl0U* years' factions of the London prev. today
Columbus day was celebrated as ala»,PP . a„ __________ .
Clarence Davis forfeited $10 bond, national holldav anrt riitps were , rr * Ca b> I,ord BPH'rrl)rook
today ln municipal court on a [ dprnr.tAH win,' n«o« ' *°r_®rlll8b*Arnpr,can production of
to have been damaged extensively.
Engine was partially derailed and
1 all other cars remained on the the El Reno Carnegie library, will had pleaded not guilty. Chief Har-
...j .a- on "fte#d|ng and Other In- vey's records showed today.
___ Parent-Teacher
lng American merchant ships but | new plants Is to develop the pro-
to permit them to enter combat ductlve capacity to fill the battle
zones in the Interest of expediting | needs of 4.000,000 troops
delivery of lend-lease goods 1 To date however, only a few /r 0,1 J
Btlmson who followed Secretary plants have reached a maximum (IIIIT oUDITllllcQ
of State Cordell Hull In the wit- production peak Many are still yv |» !| jtrack A line spokesman said the speak
ness chair before the house foreign building and there are some for] veil I Veil I lllv icdflv nasvrncprs were shaken un as the terest
affairs committee, recommended 1 which no contracts have yet been
immediate repeal of the ban on J let, although congress has pro-
arming merchant ships. I vlded the funds
"I believe thst the repeal of
this humiliating provision of law'ttmate
not only would conduce to re- Patterson, will be needed to com-
gaining our self respect upon the plete the preparations to meet
ocean " Btlmson said, "but that I every foreseeable wartime need ol
it would materially promote safety the army and at the same time
of the vessels which we now are to supply demands made on the
sending out and the safe landing "araenal of the democracies"
of the munitions which congress -
charge of reckless driving and M
i P. Carr forfeited $5 bond on a
speeding charge, according to rec-
illd I« ords of Harvey, chief of poller,
1T1CCII1IK I?* OCI B L Barr was (lned Jio ftnd
- costs Saturday after he was found ]
Miss Lucile Olover, librarian of guilty of disturbing the .peace. He
decorated with flags.
30.000 tanks.
A blunt statement by the tabloid
Dallv Sketch said that "the sooner
Americans are ln with the Rus-
Phillips Inspects
171 p ; *lan* and ourselves, mingling their
li 1 IVvIlll I riMMl blood and sweat and tear tn a
Oovernor Leon Phillips,
three members of the state board
common drain,, the sooner the war
toe I will be won."
Hill case passengers were shaken up as the teresting Hobbles" at the Irving j0hn W Turner was transferred j affairs and James A Rinehart (’I,.,AcL-ii/l In
air brakes of the train were ap- Parent-Teacher association meet- Saturday by city police to officers *3 Reno, floor leader In the ^ II III
13 —UPi—Rail- plied suddenly. lng at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in the‘at Fort Reno He allegedly was « I state senate, visited the El Renoj Qjj LYucIg Pri(’C*
Speed Urged On
Rev. Daniel L Kolb. First Evan-
• WEATHKR
Fnrerast
Considerable cloudiness, showers
and cooler In northwestern por-
tions tonight Tuesday showers and
cooler, becoming fair in northwest-
ern portions
CHICAOO. Oct. u.— ifl'i— Kail- plied suddenly. mg at 2:30 p m Tuesday ln tho'at Fort Reno He allegedly
PtMaiUy another year by the ea- * *“** Th* ,ral" IrVlng 5021001 audltorlum' deserter from Fort Leonard Wood.
mate of Undersecretary Robert Prpsldpnl R^sevelf. fact-finding' !ndght tooomotive. * ' ' itfft ot 1 M°'‘ ^ -
board Investigating a dispute be-1 The crash occurred between Dyer ot parents and Teachers conven-
tween the nation's major carriers 1 and West Junction where the To- tJon Iax, WPPlt (n Ad# whlcb she
and 1.200,000 organized employes ledo division of the B and O. attended as a delegate from th«
Described as a plan of emer-' crosses the Ohio division tracks. irvino p -t a unit
gency compensation resembling the I
Canadian war emergency bonus
Bartlesville Jailed *ni
Tfl I)|in TlIDVsHlIV lallrnad *ros* r,v*nu** lend-lease appropriation and rr-
* * The initial effect would be an 1 TUISA Oct. 13 'Ah—Charles W I .(W'*l| \| *i >*L unw tn celved assurance that the bill
'estimated 6 percent increase on Roberts, 49. assistant postmaster at i»i«i nrviMV 11 wou|d reach the senate floor early
earnings up to »30 a week or $A't Bartlesville, was held In the coun- 111 lllllHIFW next week
on semi-monthly payrolls elective ty jail here today on a charge ot Ollal c 111 IlUIIUI o genator Alben W Barkley of
Nov. I and amounting to approzl-,violating postal laws I .. - Kentucky. Democratic leader, re-
federal reformatory today to
spect the prison Industries I ___________ -——
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 —
Dlyorre *,UM 0f L mid-continent oil p,
C Schllder at lunch in the officers 1 u w„ lparnPd
■ ■■ „ tlme“ *nd during the afternoon, M|ted fed„al ...
I^nd-I^ase Fund S£, “
permission to change prln
for
has decided tn make available to]/"ii la formula relating changes tn the|
the nations whose defense Is viiil ( vWIvL "CaUlcr | index of living costs to the trend'
to our own defense"
« PW., ^ » Postal Employe At „,lM
mainly »95.no4.000 a year.
H Reno Weather
For 24-hour period ending at 8 scattered sections of the state Tues-
a m today; High. 81; low, 57; at
1 8 a. m, 73,
State of weather, partly cloudy
i Rainfall, none. ,
Snmrwliat cooler weather will re-
turn to Oklahoma Tuesday after
a warm day today, the Okla-
homa City weather bureau said It
predicted a maximum today rang*
lng from 80 tn 90 degreea.
A few light showers were report-
ed In the state Sunday The wea-
therman said showers were likely | today for San Antonio. Tex , where
| totlkht In the northwest and over
prison Industries. | crude oil
_____ | The state officials were under-1 The requests. It was said, led 10
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.— «/P> -1 st0od to be studying the federal the announcement last week bv
prison work system with a view1 the office of price control that 1
toward Incorporating part of the1 general Investigation of the mtd-
tndustrles plan at the McAlestei j continent crue oil situation would
state penitentiary 1 be undertaken
Board of affairs members are E j Price control officials said tha
W Smartt of Muskogee, chairman. 1 Inquiry would determine whether
W M Bell of Shawnee and Roy a general Increase was deslntUla
W Cox of Blackwell and asked producers to make no
W Mathews and Bill Bone- 1 7~7J---I—Oovernor Phil Ups said they wero changes until the Inquiry »i., fin-
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degrees at Pryor to 71 at Ardmore at Fort Reno as a non-commls-1 tails of the charge pending com- event by shattering 48 out of »r* tracts and assure a continuity ol nothing we could do about it un th Holljc.w
ed at Fort Ham Houston. Only! 8 Commissioner Richard K Har- tlelng for first place In the regular "All parties," Barkley said were1
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 50, No. 193, Ed. 1 Monday, October 13, 1941, newspaper, October 13, 1941; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc924901/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.