Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 5

SUNDAY OCTOBER 15 1944 MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLA PAGE IVE Yonk Might Moves on Aachen OBITUARY Aga Kahn Weds Only a few hunters bagged V7 ngeles Monday 1 niE'ht said thnnv La of lovgger of home economics today was elect Rin blows initiated Philippines Japan doable date or the day she say to you this rich symbol of her promise the exquisitely handcrafted diamond solitaire or the day when she fulfills that pledge the perfectly matched 14k gold wedding band Typical of the glorious diamonds we have chosen so carefully assembled have ever shown Modest or magnificent of this you may be sure the enduring loveliness and value of the bridal pair you buy at this fine store for those two important dates 0 Although it is identical when new HEADQUARTERS OR Some 100 Wool CERTIIED MIAMI WESTERN RONT KEmPHS ZED 1 OND Sixth than ing prices for any of the listed machines when sold after more YOU ALWAYS DO BETTER AT of the 10 used items and that the piices will be available to anyone contacting the local board Price clerks of local boards may now refer to the OPAloose leaf service which is available at all boards to obtain listings of manu suggested retail prices 1 Discharged Vet 29 Leaps to His Death ARMY AND NAVY IN NEW STABS Two and Three Piece Suit Casual and ur Trimmed Coats Distance of the moon from the earth varies as much as 30000 miles Exquiiifaly matched pomontniambl 0000 Dresses by Outstanding Designers Air weighs about 533 grams a cubic foot Moulana Hazar Imam Sarkar Sahib His Highness Sir Aga Sul tan Mahommad Shah Aga Khan I (top) better known as the Aga Khan recently was married at Geneva Switzerland to 38 year old Mlle Yvette Blanche Labrousse (below) pictured when she won the title of in an interna tional beauty contest in Argen tina in 1930 The Aga Khan 67 one of the world's richest men is spiritual head of 20000000Mohammedans in India General view of the western front as Yanks bomb Aachen: British make slight gains in Holland and Canadians aim for lushing Infantrymen of the irst army move against the burning and wrecked city of Aachen after desperate enemy effort to reinforce the Nazi garrison (NEA Telephoto) MORELAND RITES uneral services fpr Alva Moreland 72 years old of the Quaker Valley district north of Baxter Springs were held at 2 riday afternoon at the irst Christian church in Baxter Springs The Rev Wheatley pastor was charge of the serv ices Burial was in the Lowell ceme tery under the direction of the Hoskins Wene uneral home Mr Moreland died at 6:30 Thursday morning at St hospital in Joplin? His death was attributed to a heart ailment While Mr Moreland was employed at the Wade mine as hoisterman his hand became caught in the gears of the hoist Aug 15 and amputation was necessary He was born in southwest Missouri and had lived in Cherokee county most of his life Surviving are six daughters Mrs Johh Ramm of Tennessee Prairie east of Baxter Springs Mrs George Hulvey of Galena Mrs Charles Yaden of Crestline Mrs Elmer Hill of Neutral and' Mrs Dan Newby and Mrs Ray mond Roark of Columbus three sons Ralph Moreland of Baxter Springs Arthur Moreland of Cave in Rock Ill and Alva Moreland of Quaker Valley 21 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Hand Carved Diamond Wedding Pair $6750 $125 a Week PRESIDENT MAYSPEAK IN OHIO (Continued rom Page One) single from a memor andum Berle prepared in 1939 and put it forward the doc trine advocated though the en tire memorandum showed the exact The White House also made available to reporters although not as a White House document a compilation of some of quotations from administration speeches testimony or documents each quotation was followed by a fuller quotation from the same record speech or document in obvi ous design to develop the conten tion that Dewey had distorted the meaning Mr campaign con sultants it was learned have talked of speeches at DetroitSt Louis Buffalo and the twin cities of Minnesota but the like lihood of their being included in a swing is regarded by them as slim compared with others higher i on the tentative list The Presi dent probably will not go west of Chicago in any stumping tour one spokesman said The four states tentatively mark ed for possible visits are all popul ous battle grounds All have big industrial centers where party workers have been active in getting voters registered New York has 47 electoral votes Pennsylvania 35 Illinois 28 and Ohio 25 All were' carried by Mr Roosevelt in 1940 but are now classed by many poli ticians ift doubtful One Dewey talk will be on for eign policy on the New York Her OUV 111 1 iie weanesaay lms is i I rr vwi leiULJUUS i 1 than BOOKS OR BUSINESS IT'S THE thoughtfully that this might be the finest collection we Prices Will Appear On arm Machinery A list of dollar and cents ceil ing prices for most makes artd models of the 10 used farm ma 1 chines which are subject to price control when sold by farmers auc tioneers or private individuals as well as dealers has been received I by the Ottawa County War Price A during time ifwlf adi Tro Art viumonu ut cernnea quaiiry in ion'i imorteit kind A wiw choice for young loveri Tru Art Quality Is Higher Thon Price and will prove it worth with the years Caracas the capital of Vene than a year from the date of sale zueia was founded in 1567 "Tors'' for the school girl "Tops" for the work ing girl "Tops" for sportswear You'll find the most complete sweater line in KEMPH'S COL LECTION You'll find them in loose heavy knit or in soft as down close knits You'll find them in Rust Coffee Kelly Lime Moss Sky Navy Bright Blue Sun Deep Purple uschia Mauve Ma genta lame Salmonand myriad other colors Select several you want for your sweater wardrobe you'll find the style you want in the color you want SLOPPY SUES SLOPPY JOES CARDIGANS LONG SLEEVES SHORT SLEEVES mile 25 employment agency office a man identified a Vernbn Pickett 29 honorably discharged staff ser geant from the Santa Ana Army airbase died at a receiving hospi tal late today Police Detective Harry Hansen reported that Zella Hertz inter viewer for the agency said she had just informed Pickett he 'would have to return later to inquire about the status of his application for a post abroad as a technical engineer Hansen said she informed him that Pickett turned awav without a word and leaped from the wm jed president of the Oklahoma State dow His body hit a parked cai I Home Economics Association 1L 1 1 inen cdromea into tne street Jtian sen said he nad been identified as "a graduate of the Missouri School of Mines He was a resident of Los Angeles Mr Hamilton pointed out the prices were prepared byOPAl for the convenience of persona in 1 terested in buying or selling any KC1I1PHS Men with certain types of faulty vision actually have an advantage in detecting some jobs of inac curate camouflage Cobb Gives Opinion On Powers OKLAHOMA CITY Oct W) Attorney General Kandell Cobb ruled today that boards of regents of colleges and universities of the state are not required to submit their budget requirements to the Oklahoma Regents for HigherEducation The question was submitted by Helen Sittel executive secretary of the board of regents for Okla homa A and college Cobb in his reply wrote: are unable to find any pro visions in the constitution and statues of Oklahoma requiring in stitutiorS of higher education in cluding those you mention to submit budget requests or state ments of estimated needs to the Oklahoma Regents for Higher Education or to any other" state office or i A GrleftkwclwnsL with cane sugar beet sugar was not1 for these items when new and for produced commercially until the the specific dollars and cents ceil 19th century NETHERLANDS De Hague MltrnSt VVe will accept trade in watches on which I there are pood prir'' at thfc time flWSON JEWELRY COMPANY ''Serving Oklahoma for 35 Years" 40 North Main QUALITY RiiiiAimA UlAMUNUd i Attack on ormosa Another Example of Great Team work in Pacific PACIIC LEET HEAD QUARTERS Petlr Harbor Oct 14 American 29 Superfor tresses from China bombed or ntosa in force today (US time) the War department announced putting the Army in partnership with the Navy in a week of devas tating raids on Japan inner de fenses Gen Arnold in Wash ington said the big bombers in a larger number than ever en gaged in any previous attack centered their ormosa strike on Okayama most important air target south of Japan prop (Tokyo radio said the Super fortresses were preceded by two ormosa raids by 450 American carrier planes The Navy has not announced such raids) With the summing up of its four day score on Japan 140 ships sunk or damaged in oiows initiated Monday in the I area news papermen here Were permitted to speculate that carrier forces were still prowling Nippon seas The strike at the Ryukyu islands Monday at Luzon in the Philippines Tuesday and the or mosa attacks Wednesday and Thursday took a fnii Japanese shipping further com plicating the problem of supplying its garrison of an esti mated 150000 troops in the Philip pines Revising the figures of theRyukyu Strike Adm Chester 1 Nimitz said 46 enemy vessels were sunk including a destroyer I CMUIX ana tour small subma I rines and 11 other ships prob I ably were destroyed Twenty i ships were damaged Aside from I these 77 vessels 50 smaller craft of lesser tonnage but nonetheless as supply elements were sunk or probably sunk Nimitz said that organized enemy resistance in the southern Palau islands had ceased Marines and Army troops are cleaning outJapanese remnants on Peliliu and Angaur islands DEWEY TO TALK IN PITTSBURGH (Continued rom Page One) i will take him into an area that has been strongly Democratic in recent years but into a state which Herbert Brownell Jr uvi iidiiunai cnairman said yes terday he was confident the Re publicans would carry Nov 7 Other Dewey followers however have made no secret of the fact that they consider Pennsylvania with its 35 electoral votes second only to New York as a major bat tieground The state three times has gone for President Roosevelt Dewey plans to lay particular emphasis on in gov ernment in his St Louis talk which is to be broadcast by the NBC and Blue networks from 9 to 9:30 central war time and rebroadcast later 1 The' Pittsburgh talk will be broadcast from 8 to 8:30 central war time over NBC Aides said that at St Louis the nominee was expected to continue the vigorous criticisms of the New Deal and President Roosevelt that he began in Oklahoma City and continued in Charleston Va last week Economics which closed a two day convention here Other state officers chosen in cluded Miss loye lood Still water vice president Miss Helen Allison Oklahoma City councilor and Mrs Harriett West OklahomaCity treasurer ald Tribune forum at 8:30 I the same night the President was asked to speak but declined In announcing a telegram of refusal had been sent last night to Mrs Ogden Reid vice president of the newspaper Secretarv arlv a that as far as he knew no reason was given In New York Robert Hannegan Democratic national chairman said he had written an explanation of the ac tion to Mrs Ogden Reid vice pres ident of the Herald Tribune Mrs secretary said no such com munication had been received yet Dewey has speeches scheduled for Buffalo Oct 31 New York City Nov 4 and a radio studio election eve talk as well as ad dresses in St Louis Monday Minneapolis Oct 24 Chicago Oct 25 and Boston Nov 1 Ten items headed and 'followed in each instance by what was labeled were included in the com pilation made available at the White House 1940 the year after the war began in Europe the United States was in such a tragic con dition that it put into the field as a mobile force 75 000 Dewey was quoted Army was only percent Now Mr Roosevelt did those statements come from Goebbels? Was that fraud of falsification? Those "are the words of Gen George Mar shall chief of staff of the TTnif States Army under I The section called i DUCKS ARE SCARCE HUTCHINSON Oct Most duck hunters of the Hutchin LOS ANGELES Oct i are believe the ducks have More than four hours after falling I een jading their mail Ducks 13 stones from the window of an ere Pen around virtually all i ivaacs in mis aistriCL until Sat urday when the season onened limit and many returned empty handed Top luck was reported by Mr and Mrs William Bryant Hutchin son who bagged 30 ducks and four geese in the salt marsh west Hutchinson Truman Heard in El Paso Address WITH TRUMAN EN ROUTE TO LOS ANGELES Oct Mi Senator Harry Truman rolling westward for a major campaign wgiii saiu toaay jne was confident the American people would elect a national administration No 7 which would make peace lasting long enough so that our grandsons won't have to do it all over Speaking from the platform of his special car at El Paso Tex the Democratic vice presidential candidate said the nation afford another and ihot must keen in the White Hnc going and what he is doing" Truman said that former Presi dent Warren Harding no stand on and as a result are row paying for that mis take in blood and Mi quoted General Marshall as telling a congressional committee on May 1 1940 could put in the field at the present time as a mobile force about 75000 men of the reg ular establishment to be promptly reinforced by 25000 men from the enlisted Marshal was also quoted as tes tifying on'April 22 1941 that in 1 a ebruary 1940 talk to a hist? rical group statement I made was that compared to the Navy which is 75 percent mobilized at all times we at best were not over 25 percent prepared in the Army Well that was just for the pur pose of illustrating the difference of the national policy It was in nd way a A Dewey quotation from Gen Arnold commander of the Army airforces that 7 1941 found the Army airforces equipped with plans but not was expanded to add this among other statements we were rapidly building up our strength at that time has been erased from the minds of many people by succeeding events But due in large part to the initiative of our commander in chief we did not start this war from Another citation was statement that Senator Harry Truman now the Democratic nom inee for vice president said in the Senate in May 1943 Pearl Harbor we found ourselves woe fully unprepared for Senate was talking only about disputes between agencies with particular deference to rub the study commented Dewey cited in President Roose message to Congress in 1935 the statement isno ground i with any nation Will hp nfhomi i The compiration crave a fuller: excerpt from the Ramp mp I with this statement underlined cannot with candor tell you that general international relationships outside the borders of the United States are Crews ight ire In Big Gas ield CHICKASHA Okla Oct Oklahoma Natural Gas com pany crews led by Tex Thornton Amarillo Tex fire fighter to night prepared to blast in an ef fort to extinguish a blaze in the No 1 Chandler well on the west side of the Chickasha gas field The gas ignited from unknown i causes last night when the well was opened to repair a leak the cellar The 136 foot steel derrick was crumpled by the heat but no one was injured Thornton arrived today to take charge of operations Company officials here indicated he woul1 attempt to blow out the fire with a nitroglycerin charge within 24 to 30 hours The ell was in the process of completion in the deep Charlson I sand zontn The hole had goneaL little" below 6100 feet i LAY AWAY OR HEADS STATE SETUP OKLAHOMA CITY Oct I I PH Rti wz vtv rl vaziIam 2 a 41 rr i in uie nniie nousi the University of Oklahoma school the man who knows where he i GEORGE STINES RITES uneral services for George Stines 82 who died here last Tuesday morning will be held at 2 this afternoon at the Cooper chapel with the Rev Coral Walker pastor of the irst Christian church officiatmg Buri al will be in the A cenjeterv Pallbearers will be Eddie Simp son Clarence Duncan Treverse (Bo) Staton Roy Williams Guy Jennison and Bill Bennqtt EDWARD RHODES Edward Rhodes 33 ear old district miner died at 5:30 a Saturday at his home in Mineral Heights Picher Survivors include his widow Mrs Lucill Dhodes a son Bobbie of the home three brothers Tom Rhodes of Picher Andrew Rhodes Joplin and Lawrence Rhodes of the Army and two sisters Mrs Evelyn Douthat of Quapaw and Mrs Goldier Davis of Seneca Mo uneral arrangements will be an nounced by the Durnil uneral home WAYNE KING RELEASED a i 1 xr Wayne King former dance band anJ board Chairman I leader was released today from wr Hamilton of the board announ 1 active Armv du tv Col nm cei I Cushman commander of ort Sheridan III announced He was discharged Cushman said at his own request under a current poli cy relinquish' this of sne cianzea personnel as soon as possi I King was radio officer of the public relations office service command for more two years WsLf ni Jg si: vi 1 Other Lnsemblcs $15 to $3000 Sr wB A ESL 'k a EBB iAAil gw a in 1 1 7 I A I Wiak rJS ay Mkic a an i ES If A vjB I Hplllg I 1 frA iitUivA juifiw 1 'A i SSul NEW SEASON ASCINATION 3 98 to I Wrb 895 I ui al 3 here's feminine allure in every line of A0 A A A I I A 5 a vvi uuudc ujiu uiinues designs vl I of smooth textured rayon crepe There 1 1 I I 3 ncws their soft tucks face flattering I MBi necklines and recd shm skirts And raWiH tlff 7 fascination in their sophisticated iihjllcty I hlAnHlnl wiviimiiik vi BiiiiiiiiH Betiuins ivmruu fTJHTJITTBB dark as rmdnjght buck fabric 1 8 oi OM 1 I Sea I 'IBM I mlMIIUW A I MlfflMr WJfii Yc IZi A A A I Li I mt WESTERN RONT CRED 8 ZED OND RS.