Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 5

2ffEDxNESDAY AUGUST '26 1942 MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI Be a Cheap Skate errier Adopts Kittens 7 Pinafore rock and under $1000 Ideal School Shoes or Boys flexible Oxfords Heme ef BETTER ITTING SHOES Hotel Miami BaildUg Bulke at the was released BOSTONIAN JUNIORS CATCHES MELON THIEVES REDLANDS Cal Aug UP) Carl Hart county predatory ani mal hunter was called by a ranch er who was losing 20 to 30 water melons nightly Hart set his traps and caught: four coyotes and one small boy who promised not to do it any more Tucson the only walled city in the United States All of the 25 members of the congregation of St Athanasius chapel Burlington Care deaf mutes New Zealand Prime Minister in Nation MAN PAROLED 27 YEARS AGO MUST ENTER HARLES ARSELOWY WHOOPING COUGH DEATH RATE DECLINES IN Aug The census bureau reported today that the death rate for whooping cough dropped from a high point of 17 per 100000 population in 1918 to 22 per 100000 in 1940 when there were 2926 deaths TONKAWA Okla Aug UP) The fourth son of Mr and Mrs Gray has won his wings and entered the air force He is Don Gray recently com missioned a second lieutenant at Miami la One brother Lieut Gerald Gray died in a crash this spring in Mis sissippi Lieut Clyde Gray is sta tioned at Tuscon Ariz nad Lloyd Gray is an aviation cadet at Cor pus Christi Tex OKLAHOMA CITY Aug UP) Governor Phillips revoked to day the parole of Mahnker who was freed 27 years ago by Robert Williams then governor Phillips said Mahnker was ar rested on a charge of drunkenness and disturbing the peace and gave a $10 check to pay his fine' which was returned marked He was convicted of embezzle ment in superior court of Musko gee county in 1915 and was sen tenced to two years in McAlester penitentiary Phillips also revoked the parole of Leonard Mayfield convicted of robbery with firearms in Tulsa county in 1925 and given a 50 year sentence Phillips paroled him in June of this year He said May field now was held at Tulsa on a federal narcotics charge Phillips issued an order suspend ing civil custody over Clyde Hudi berg convicted in Payne county of robbery with firearms so he could be inducted into the armed services He was given a seven year sentence in 1938 and was paroled in Septem ber 1940 Their ourth Son Now in Air orce Keep on "doing WITHOUT" AMD SOME DAY BE DOING 1 WITHOUT THE AXIS' WASHINGTON Aug The arrival of Prime Minister Peter raser of New Zealand in this country was announced today by the White House Presidential Secretary Stephen Early disclosed raser had reached the American West coast today and would proceed at once to Washington to be received by President Roosevelt at whose in vitation he made the trip from the South Pacific Early offered no details on the specific purpose of the journey nor on probable duration of the visit Presumably however it concerned United Nations strategy KIOWA INDIAN HONORED ANADARKO LP Jasper Saunkeah Oklahoma City a Kio wa Indian was elected president of the American Indian exposi tion 1 held there annually Saun keah who will serve a two year term succeeds Bill Karty Ana darko luary turns oiu SKates tor oh to Brundage WPB official in New supplies metal for one han(j grenade 8204 1 5 yn Benzo a Boston terrier belonging to Mrs Hensley of Bar tlesville took over when the mama cat left a family of kittens The young felines apparently are just as pleased with their foster mother as their natural one Miami Roundup Club To Plan Vinita Trip Members of the Miami Roundup club will meet at the fairgrounds at 8 tonight to arrange for transportation to the Will Rogers rodeo in Vinita riday The mounted organization will ride in the Vinita homecoming 'parade riday morning and par ticipate in the first rodeo show that afternoon Mutt arrier club president said today Capitol Guard Organizer Will Go To Navy OKLAHOMA CITY Aug oster Estes one of the gov gumshoe boys who organ ized the squad of capitol guardsmen to keep the saboteurs out is going into the navy i But before he joins the the 88 year old Davis ranch er begs leave to report that his 15 uniformed guards have not been idle since peril came upon the land and they went into action last spring That they had shown their cour age was already widely known for it was recalled that one of them ac tually bearded William Murray the forma governor and came off with all his hide On that occasion the guard halt ed at the entrance because he was carrying a pack age and guards halt all taxpay ers carrying packages Bill hauled off and told off the guard but was able to convince same that he was no international sjpy in the pay of some foreign power and was allowed to proceed Now as Estes prepares to leave the capitol he recalls that one of the main objectives was brief cases for who knows what high explo sives may lurk among the innocent folds of writs and processes To tell the truth Estes says his army did ferret out some explosives some alcoholic high explosives which if undetected might have set off a terrible binge Being illegal in this state the liquor was confiscated and the hearers were denied entrance to the capitol which Governor Phil lips has tried to keep as dry as the plains of Sahara Then the guards confiscated whole dark rooms of snapshot films for snap shooting in the rotundas etc is forbidden said Estes contributing to guarding the Pinafore and panties which you can tun out on your sewing ma chine in just a few Snug little bodice top full flouncing skirt buttons down the back and i lovely big bow make the frocks cunning as any seen In a long It will be mighty smart in a cheerful gingham or plaid wool for fall trimmed with ric rac Pattern No 8204 is in sizes 1 2 8 4 and 5 years Size 2 pinafore takes 1 yards 35 or 39 inch material panties yard 2 yards ric rac or this attractive pattern send 15c in coin your name address pattern number and size to Miami News Record Pattern Service 211 Wacker Drive Chicago Ill or 'further lingerie patterns and styles for your entire fall 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'Or you may request a ashion Book with the next 15c pattern you order Send 25c for both plus 1c for postage 1 WAACs to Go Abroad Sometime in all WASHINGTON Aug 25 WAAC headquarters disclosed to day that plans were under consid eration to send out this first feminine A possibly this fall However none of those now in the Army Auxiliary corps have received foreign ser vice orders The 'law creating the WAAC permits foreign service and it al ways has been intended to send the soldierettes abroad whei I er they are needed to replace men on non combat jobs It is anticipated that the first WAACS to see foreign service will go to England It is also under stood that the first group will contain both white and Negro WAACS Weapon Allegedly Used in Parsons Holdup Is ound PARSONS Kas Aug (Pl Officers today found one of two guns in a weed patch where they said John Bachman 21 year old Gardner Kas naval base em ploye told them he had thrown them in fleeing from a double slay ing in a tavern holdup here Aug 1 Officers were still looking for the other gun County Attorney Glenn Jones said the youth would be arraigned on a first degree murder charge later in the day William Latrasse 60 year old convict and an uncle by marriage to John Bachman and Harry Downs 39 already are charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Thomas Mil ler 41 a Chouteau Okla con struction worker and his son Clin ton 24 Bachman was arrested Saturday and Police Chief Will Johns at Kansas City Kas said he had confessed he took part in the hold up It was inadvertently reported yesterday that the suspect's name was Charles Bachman colleagues in "Stars York Illinois Man Wins In Trapshoot Meet VANDALIA Ohio Aug LT) Joe Moore 34 Bowling alley pro prietor and airplane pilot of Kew anee Ill won the champion of champions race in a shoot off today at the Grand American trapshoot Moore broke 50 straight in the extra events OI Ann and Jimmy children of Mr and Mrs rank Kincan non Commerce 'road have return ed from' a morith vacation spent in Tulsa with their aunt Mrs Downey and in Pawhuska with their grandmother Mrs Schaetzel Mrs Renfrow of Skiatook is visiting at the home of Mr arid Mrs Charles Osborne 127 street southwest Cooper uneral home Phone 12 Mrs Will Barnette of Grove is visiting her daughter Mrs Sebert Miller and Mr Miller 1027 Park Circle' Mr and Mrs Claude Donica and children 107 street northwest spent Sunday in Anderson Mo visiting her sister and brother Mrs Ruby Spencer and Pike Mr and Mrs Rentz Alex andria La are visiting his moth er Mrs Rentz 10 street northwest for a few days Mrs Pearl Midkiff and children Marcia Kay and Raymond Lee of Oklahoma City are here this week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Schmidt Mrs Glen Huffman Webb City Mo and Mrs red Mcall of air land have returned from Talihina where they v'Wted their father Jackson Smith who is a patient in the Talihina Indian hospital They were accompanied home by their brother Rockford Sparks Jr Ickes Would Lose Oil Lease Powers ARTESIA Aug UP) A demand for legislation to strip from the secretary of interior the power to renegotiate federal oil leases was placed today before a Senate sub comhiittee hearing problems of western oil operators The matter was submitted by Hiram Dow of Roswell chairman of the National Petro leum Regulatory authorities and New Mexico commissioner for the Interstate Oil Compact commis sion and 459 Sllci 1 to 6 A Sturdy Kuf A that fit anuf around the heel with plenty of toe room Oak leather or Raweord aolec Senate Votes for Ballots WASHINGTON Aug The Senate voted 28 to 25 today to amend pending legislation so that members of the armed forces may vote by mail in primaries as well as in general elections This action left for consideration a controversial proposal by Sena tors Brooks (R IU) and Pepper (D Ia) to exempt service men from payment of poll taxes requir ed for balloting in eight southern states ARTESIA N' Aug LT) need for prompt development of new oil reserves in the United States was emphasized today as the Senate sub' committee on min eral resources opened a two day hearing on problems of the petro leum industry in New Mexico '(The loss of oil in Russia the Middle European' nations the Western Caucasus and the Pacif ic because of the war means that the United States miist now supply the Allies war effort with petro leum" declared Russel Brown of Washington general counsel for the Independent Petroleum Asso ciation of America in an' inter view last night we lose Iran and Iraq in the Middle East the problem becomes even greater "Oilmen have been and are seek ing greater oil reserves in the 'United States to meet that situa tion Last year however we found less oil than the year before despite the fact that the demand i has multiplied many The development of oil re sources on Public lands he asserted was hampered by federal restrictions He enumerated these as includ ing royalties0 of 12 to 32 percent as compared with a rate of 12 percent on state lands in New Mex ico and West Texas technical regu lations that set up operating con ditions that are hard to meet and the pegging of oil prices too low to allow for increasing costs In addition to these difficulties Brown said Southwestern fields lacked an outlet for crude as a result of the sinkings of tankers which normally carry oil from ports on the Gulf of Mexico to the East coast Over the country as a whole he reported new developments were being further held back by short ages of material manpower and transportation The two day session on new re sources subcommittee of the Sen ate public lands committee A review of Texas problems" is scheduled to open riday in Mid land TRUCKMEN TO WORK MINNEAPOLIS Aug (Til Striking Midwest truck' drivers were ordered back to work imme diately by their A of union last night while the War Labor board scheduled a hearing on their dispute in Chicago Aug 31 YOU WOMEN WHO SUEIK HOT LASHES If you suffer hot flashes dizziness distress of 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Gillett Price Wedding fPHE marriage of Miss Jane Gil lett daughter of Mr and Mrs Russelll Gillett to Sergeant Emer son Price was an event of Sunday evening at 7 :30 in the home of the parents in Vinitawith the Rev Bowers offi ciating 5 Miss Gillett is a graduate of the Vinita high school and attended the Oklahoma A college at Still water where she was a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority She also attended the Sarachon Holley school in Kansas City' She is the secretary of Judge Wayne Bayless of the state supreme court Sergt graduated from airland high school Northeast ern junior college here where he was a member of the Phi Theta Kappa He attended the Univer sity of Oklahoma and was a mem ber of Kappa Sigma fraternity He owns the Auto Supply store in Vinita and is at present stationed at Camp Williams field Ariz in the army air force Those from Miami the wedding were: Mr and Mrs Roy Green Mr and Mrs Melvin Hutts and Mr and Mrs George Pro vine Out of town guests included: Mrs Norville Jones San 4 Diego Cal Mr and Mrs Berry King Oklahoma City Miss Patti Al bright Holdenville: Mr and Mrs Harold Jones Winfield Kas Mrs Price airland Mr and Mrs Price airland Mr and Mrs Puryear and son Bobby airland Mr and Mrs William Mockler Kansas City Mo John Price airland Mr and Mrs Reynolds and daughter Billye Joplin Mo arid Robert Ratcliff Muskogee A reception was held in the home of Mr and Mrs Gil lett after the ceremony Lincoln A Officers Meeting Mrs Thomas Crawfish president of the Lincoln school Parent Teach ers assciation has called a meet ing of the officers and committee chairmen for 2 Wednesday afternoon The meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs Perry Hollis 214 A street southwest 1 Sigma Iota Chi Meeting A joint meeting of the Tau and Alpha Tau chapters of the Sigma Iota Chi sorority will be held at 7:30 tonight at the home of Mrs loyd Patrick II 114 street northwest Christian Church Class Social The Business and Professional women of the irst Christian church will be entertained with a social at 8 riday night at the home of Miss Rose Turner 19 street southwest A committee composed of Misses Anna Ellis Lorene and Pauline Vanatta and Miss Turner will be in charge Nekah Club Sewing The Nekah club will sew for the Red Cross Wednesday at the Sing er sewing machine rooms 5 Airmen Killed In Two Accidents MERIDIAN Miss Aug 25 LT) Key field officers announced to day the deaths of five fliers in two separate plane crashes The dead: Second Lieut Joseph Hand 21 formerly of Providence Second Lieut Nolan A anguy 26 Houma La Sergt Dominic A Giannamore 19 Steubenville Ohio Pvt irst Class Claude Noel 20 Richmond Va and Pvt Wil liam Noble Jr 20 Cleveland Ohio Officers said Hand was killed instantly last night in the crash of a light bomber in dense woods five miles from here The other four were in another light bomber which had been miss ing 48 hours until the wreckage and bodies were discovered last night after aerial reconnaissance over a 200 mile radius In Miami Local Newa Brifefs Second Gas ire Defense Class to Be Held Tonight Second phase of gas and fire defense instruction will bp given at 7:30 tonight in the American Legion hall to city civil ian defense workers by Troopers Charles Green and William letch er of the State Highway patrol Balance of the gas defense course which was started Monday night will be given along with complete instruction in the use of gas masks The state officers will teach various ways of combatting poisonous gasses recognizing gas odors applying first aid after be ing exposed decontaminating aft er the use of gas and other rela tive factors ire defense instruction and demonstrations will be featured in the Wednesday night meeting closing the three day defense ses sion To be fully qualified all civil ian defense workers should have this instruction being sponsored by the city OCD office A new pub lic speaking system has been in stalled in the hall for the classes BOWEL WORMS HURT MEI That's what you think! But ugly round worms may be inside you right now caus ing trouble without your knowing it Warn Ing signa are: uneasy stomach nervous nens itching parts Get Jayne's Vermifuge right away I JAYNE'S is America's leading proprietary worm medieine scientifically tested and used by millions Acts gently Bt auro you gel XfipglUGfil Two Tulsans Are Bound Over Here On Liquor Charge George Bulke 40 and Mrs Mary Cox 32 Tulsans arrested here ear ly last Thursday morning for al leged importation of liquor into a dry state this afternoon were bound over to await action of a federal grand jury by Com missioner Byron Hoffman A third person Mike Myers 36 was was riding with time of the arrest by the commissioner Bulke was freed bond and Mrs Cox under $500 bail The two were drivers of cars apprehended near the Highway 66 bridge City officers and federal author ities claimed they found 19 cases of liquor in a sedan driven by Mrs Cox and 14 cases in a second se dan driven by Bulke the com missioner said TIIL HEARING IS BEGUN IN WEST Nation Must i Now urnish' With Petroleum Official Declares DRAINAGE ENGINEER DIES MILWAUKEE Aug 25 Clark Jacoby 62 chief federal drainage engineer for the upper Mississippi region for the last three years died at his home here yesterday of a heart ailment Ja coby a native of Iola Kas is sur vived by his widow and one son Maj Ellsworth Jacoby command er of the army flying school at Enid Okla QUISLING QUITS IGHT LONDON Aug Vidkun Quisling Nazi puppet in Norway apparently has dropped his fight on the Norwegian church On or ders of Adolf Hitler a Norwegian go'cmment in cxile source report ed today Missouri and Kansas ace Coal Shortage WASHINGTON Aug Possibility of consumers in West ern Missouri and Eastern Kansas facing a coal shortage of as much as several hundred thousand tons next winter was seen today by Howard A Gray acting director of the office of solid fuels coordina tor He advised immediate steps be taken to increase shipments from other states and cited a sur plus of coal available at lines in Illinois and Western Kentucky Gray suggested that ordinary industrial consumers store from 60 to 90 day supply and war in dustries public utilities and other necessary users should put in 90 to 120 day supply As for house holders he said they should place the entire supply in the bin as soon as possible Each pair I 4 A Ip) MiSISISMI wwaw I uzrr rm Train 'I XL 1J lTT'JVmCllll It I Al ix 1 gfe 11 81 398W PAGE IVE have the Back to School Clothes T) fl305 Lend an eye Gals to thisTweed Torso soft angora jTwill mix Wool and Rayon iyarn bands metal buttons an eye' soflcncr for the khakiconscious males In Black Brown Green Sizes 11 15 $10 HC JONES LOOKING AROUND OR MOVIE STAR OKLAHOMA CITY Aug 25 GP) This is definitely absolutely positively the last ultimate final word on the subject Bette Davis coming to Oklahoma to help sei! war bonds Jones the collector of in ternal revenue had definite word that she was Then he had defi nite word that she then he had definite word that she was too Then John Delvallie Miss advance man came to town today He brought definite vord that she wasn't or proof he produced a tele gram which he said that Miss Davis was ill that her illness was hold ing up production of a' current picture and positively she would be making no tours to Oklahoma time you plan to send us a movie puffed Jones give her the telegram about her coming here and let her bring it with her Then believe AP Correspondents Write Book on War NEW YORK Aug 25 UP) Men Are a hu manized history of nearly three years of World war II written on the scene by Associated Press correspondents in collaboration with Oliver Gramling will be published in late October is a day to day account of one of the most tragic and at the same time thrilling periods of all according to the publishers arrar Rinehart of New York is history white hot and color ful terrifying ironic and some times even The book is composed of daily dispatches from AP reporters around the world tied together and given an over all meaning by Gramling 38 year old author of The Story of a best seller two years ago Swiftly moving and drama packed Men Are shows chronologically the AP correspondents saw with their own eyes not only the toppling of na tions but the effects on little peo ple Gramling assistant general manager of Press Association Inc dedicated the book news men Status on OU Board Doubtful OKLAHOMA CITY Aug UP) The controversy over the stat us of Earl Deacon of Avery re cently named by Governor Phil lips as a member of the board of regents of the University of Okla homa is a in a says Phillips Deacon was appointed a week ago to succeed Hunt Purcell attorney now in the army air force Tom Benedum Norman attorney for Hunt disputed the authority to appoint Deacon say ing military service wps no bar to board membership Hunt said he had not resigned But both the state supreme court and the attorney general have ruled on the question the governor 1 said Hunt resigned in effect Phillips claimed when he entered the service Rev Molzahn Gets 10 Year Sentence HARTORD Conn Aug UP) The Rev Kurt Molzahn Philadelphia clergyman convicted of peace time espionage was sen tenced to 10 years imprisonment today in federal court Allied Ship Losses Now Listed at 440 twt THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) The sinking of a United States tanker en route to Rio De Janeiro with oil announced by the Brazil ian government yesterday brought to 440 the Associated press total of announced sinkings in the West ern Atlantic since this country en tered the war The navy also disclosed the sink ing of a merchantman in the Indian ocean late in June but this ship was not included in the As sociated Press tabulation Details of the torpedoing of the 5480 ton tanker Louisiana under stood to have been operated by tZ Texas company were not revealed PLANE TO MEXICO MEXICO CITY Aug The general staff announced that 10 new light bombers had arrived from the United States to be add ed to the Mexican air force and that may be expected this week Crochet Service lag By MRS ANNE CABOT' Service flags are in windows all over our beloved country hung there by women who stay at home holding the home front while sons and husbandsight for their rights If like to make a dignified and handsome "service flag1' for your home or for a friend who has men in the armed forces like this one It's 9 by 6 inches is solidly crocheted in white with a red white and blue border Stars of blue are cro cheted SEPARATELY and sewn on so you may use one or more or complete crocheting directions for the Service lag (Pat tern No 5432) send 10 cents in COIN YOUR NAME and AD DRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER to Anne Caoot Miami News Record 211 Wacker Drive Chicago III Enclose 1 cent postage for each pattern ordered My popular Album 32 pages of the designs you have admired and asked needlework of all is now available Send for your copy of the "Anue Cabot The price is 15 cents' I I I i CHARLES ARSELOWY.