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Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 7

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Miami News-Recordi
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in the Service Now Man Ann! rafh h'i ndir savage an that a reman th sit i desperate or that rea Crib Doll cut his throat with a led his skull with a roll rice Ihursday morning was found able amount of rental property rur If ml 1 by rank Thomas a neighbor the Jenks area state a mountains as far as 10 miles in Teatime in the Tropics 5250 in to at hoot not!) from for of a Note: Thia AP fetaff man formerly was in the Berlin bureau of the Associated Press where one of the office chores was to translate com mumoues for transmission to America i A unv ovui) avruvvure con nhVi With pattern taining five or six rooms and oc 25cj)lus 1c for postage 'cupied by a aingle family 8298 3MB Knitted Bed Sock The typical American home la a wooden tw'o story structure con About 30 applications for pre employment training to fit women for retail sales work in city stores have been received at the Chamber of Commerce office Hoy Green chairman of the of merchants division said Saturday Anderson Northeastern Junior college faculty member who is handling enrollment in the course said that present applicants provided more than an ample num ber for beginning of the initial training period More classes can be formed to care for the demand if necessary he pointed out The course to include 12 hours of instruction in six two hour pe riods is designed to teach Miami housewives fundamentals of sales work in order that they may fill Oranges in the New Hebrides islands grow so large that two hu man hands can scarcely span them More persons in the United States are killed in the course of farm work than in any other one industry i the people expert not to Only two pounds of radium existence and their value about $J8000000 30 Applications Made Here by Women to Take Pre Employment Training for Work in Local Stores Stillwater Puts Jehovah Witness Members in Jail STILLWATER Okla Nov 77 7 Police intervened promptly today when members of the Je' reported tl in nava in fl led't erronem "sank ovr shim other "ttered bv lijtir the vemently forgot to Italian comniunimies An American obmr known standard of cubit was the distance elbow and the effect the topi nernniorit Hollywood lik oe especially if they are like blond green eyed Ann Savage new comer to films Thofcas said Mrs Weight who had gone to Evansville Ind to at tend funeral services for a Rela tive called him by long distance telephone and asked him to see if the doctor was at home Mrs eight had phoned her husband at his office and at home Thomas said and became worried when there was no answer at either place Cullison said evidence indicated that Dr Weight had dined with the killer probably Thursday night Tlie doctor had been dead about two days he said A partly emptied whisky bottle found on the table indicated that they might also have taken a drink together Dr Weight has been active in the Tulsa and State Medical asso ciations riends said he moved to Tulsa about 1920 from St Louis 1 Mo or that vicinity 1 He was the owner of a consider in Scoggins Appliance Store Redecorated Adding new lines of merchan dise and additional service depart ment facilities the Scoggins Ap pliance company 12 West Central avenue recently completed re modeling redecoration and en largement activity The Miami store has been man aged by Gilbreath since last March Gilbreath had previously been connected with the Maytag company having been in their ser vice since 1924 medical care program KNIT KNACKS: Mufflers knee socks mittens hoods bridge shawls stocking caps and the newest idea the hood shawl cape can all be either knitted or crocheted at home having a veritable wrap up re vival we really didn't take it too seriously until the cold weather began to nip at our ears and toes now a rush to catch up on some of Warning Is Issued To Guard Against City Grass ires A plea for fire safety issued jointly by ire Chief A Dun can and Noil Knowland state fire marshal points to the extreme hazards created by dry grass and weeds Chief Duncan stated that vacant lots covered with weeds and grass at this time are a serious menace io all surrounding buildings fire can be started eas ily in such places he said must exercise extreme caution to prevent fires due to Grass fires spread rapidly and can easily result in excessive danger to adjacent property we make certain that ail matches cigars and cigarettes arc blacked out before thev are dis carded we can prevent many fires Make certain that children do not have an opportunity to play with matches Avoid any kind of fire where there might be a chance tor the spreading to grass covered lots Be certain that any trash fires started are burned out or extin guished before leaving However if a grass fire is dis covered lose no time in'turning in an alarm give it a chance to spread before calling the fire de partment ire hazards created bv dry grass this' year should be watched more carefully than evei Knowland declared member every fire today helps That all city and rural areas should use extreme caution in keeping down fires This situa tion presents a problem for every fire department in Oklahoma We can ill afford the cost of a policy when all cur resources are needed bv our Armed forces and forces of the UniteTNations It behooves oil of vs to prevent the outbreak of every fire some relief will be gained when the pipeline to Illinois is in in op eration next ebruary The printing of forms to be sent to consumers for filling out was held up Dean said bv the she is apparently a bed sock fan too! Lor complete knitting direc tions for the wool BED SOCKS I attern No 525(1) send lb cents in COIN YOUR NAME and ADDRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER to Anne Cabot Miami News Record 211 Wacker Drive Chicago III Enclose 1 cent postage for each pattern ordered Anne ALL and WIN TER Album is now ready time ly helps for warm knit and cro cheted gannents patch work ideas quilts embroideries Christmas present suggestions bend for your copy today Anne Cabot's all and Winter Album is priced at cents to sav so Tn 'h retreat from there th Jps back in New i Arthur This is the kind of suit which can be the backbone of a wardrobe limited to but clothes It takes dav long wear beautifully all it needs for pering up is a fresh dickey or a iilierent blouse Another virtue 8 that it is a young de signed for larger sizes! Pattern No 8298 is designed for iizes 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 arid Size 36 suit takes yards9 mch material or this attractive pattern send 5 cents plus 1 cent for postaget coins with your name address attern number and size to Miami lews Record Pattern ennee 211 Wacker Drive hicago Ill See the all ashion wide ariety of smart before ou wind tip your fall sewing cam sign Send for your copy today Tire Dealers To Meet at Capitol 1 On luesday Night An educational with tire ordinance by distributing literati Lil iril court judgment was sustained the district court and appealed I Malrod to the high tribunal ROOSEVELT TO SPAK WASHINGTON Nov i The White House said today th President Roosevelt would mal a brief Armistice day address the Arlington national cemetci amphitheatre next Wednesday af er placing a wreath known soldier's tomb ANNE CABOT'S ALBUM these winter weather tempera ture raisers my ahiee is to have at least one shoulder shawl one sweater vestec and certain ly some ankle socks and bed socks the others vou may receive from Santa Claus but again he may not be spend ing his money on anything but War Bonds this Christmas so make your own up pers it will be safer! LETTER BOX: Mrs A Markle of Woodside Long Island writes me send me some knitted bed sock directions Lot me take this op portunity to thank you for so many suggestions for Christmas Mrs Markle and I seem to think along aimilar lines ucn 11 1 itnesses sect gathered onp a downtown corner to distribute1 I literature and marched II persons off to the police station Six children were dismissed but 1' alrod a leader of the group i here was charged with participat mg in a brawl on the same corner i i dbi WPPK nni 1 I 1 I (P) trial riday November i our other adults ence fh 1DLSA Nov 7 tffl The body of a prominent Tulsa dentist Dr rank Weight was found shot slashed and brutally beaten today in his country home 10 miles south of the city Officers unable to establish an immediate motive for the frrmo said the killer apparently dined and drank with Dr Weight then at tacked him and left the home through a window Investigator Cullison ot the county office said the assailant shot him In vne back knife crushed his skull with ing pin and left him bound with electric light cords There was evidence of a hard struggle Cullison said Tho mH ing pin broken by the force of the blows a knife and an empty 32 caliber pistol shell were found be 1 side the body The body of Dr Weight who was last seen in his downtown of army flier killed VICTORIA Tex Nov 7 Second Lieut Robert Jones 25 of oster field was killed today when his plane crashed 10 miles south of the field here He was a graduate of the University of Chi cago lf38 He is survived by his widow and his parents Mr and Mrs Jones Western Springs No fooling going to be cold winter and there is noth intr more 11 inn nhillv feet And as the hot water bot tles in your household have un doubtedly gone to the salvage pile how are you going to keep your feet warm on below zer flights Ry knitting bed socks for yourself and for every mem ber of the family with the pos sible exception of ather! He isn't having any thanks! The socks rin the illustration are done in a Moss stitch on steel sock needles and are per fectly straight from toe to top so you will have no troubles in your knitting Socks are about 16 inches long and will come up very comfortably over the ankles The cord run through the top prevents them from slipping off and being lost in the bottom of the bed (Have you ever groped around to re trieve a lost bed sock in the middle of a cold night By the time you find it so wide awake vou non nva a whether your feet freeze or get warm thanks your family and friends makimr such a Irptnr gift for them Make them par ticularly this year for your el derly women friends staff vacancies being created by the draft and higher paying de fense industries Women with spare time can take the training and become a part of a labor reservoir for ulti mate employment in city stores Organizational meeting for the training is scheduled for 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at the junior col lege auditorium Women who have not yet made application may at tend the meeting and file entry blanks at that time Anderson ex plained The training js being made pos sible by the state department of Trades and Industry De Benning assistant state supervisor in charge of distributive educa tion will be in charge of Hie course attend the meetinir which will in the Silver Glade room of the Skirvin hotel Hayes said Leigh of the rubber price branch of the in Washington will be the principal speaker Pur pose of the meeting the state OPA chief explained is to give dealers a thorough understanding of the I price regulations governing new and used tires and tubes recapped tires and recapping services I Particular attention will be giv i en to recent revisions in price schedule No 66 (recapped tires and recapping services) and max imum price regulation No 107 (used tires and tubes) A large part of the meeting will be given over to answering the questions of those attending OPA officials said This will be the onlv meeting of its kind in Oklahoma it was ex plained and efforts will be made to get out as many tire people as possible Mfiitaiv miffhf oiniorr Them sokberBke salutes nd unifoZrcTpteem riAfACS and WAVES youth they are made of nonpriority matariah le fcmlders tor new p'o Umns on the este which I to H' for Twritr If invade vrAre nujshM back rummeni ulsa Dentist Is ound Slashed Badly Beaten TTTTCA XT rrvv Miami daily news ecord miami oklaT £Tk WeigI1t UEL SITUATION SERIOUS IN EAST OPA Official Describes Sup Ply As Because of Unnecessary Delays NEW YORK Nov jOei Dean director of the fuel rationing division of OPA said the fuel oil supply situation in the East was because of possible de terioration of the tank car fleet the military demand for petroleurn failure of the public to understand and fill out fuel rationing forms and failure of OPA to get a proper estimate of oil burners in use In a press conference here Dean said that the East was almons mm pletely dependent upon overland I a transportation since tanker ship' PAGE SEVEN Writer Believes irst Accounts Of Axis Reversal in Egypt Will Be Given Out by Italian Source observer Rerim rccinr months a of a Wl SflVR thp tje QerTTaiiR J3 'n defensive RISCO WINS IN BUDGET PROTEST Ottawa County Must Trim Its Estimated Receipts from Automobile Licenses OKLAHOMA CITY Nov CW Uie state court of tax review ruled unanimously that school dis tricts must out their 1SH2 43 esti mated income from automobile! taxes by 10 percent below what they received last year The court sustained a protest of the risco Railroad company against the Ottawa Countv Excise board which had allowed the schools there to use last re ceipts fiom automobile licenses as a basis for thus I lion The companj however bad asked the court tn i districts to cut estimates from the I tag tax bv 3K I that th st ax commission had estimated revenue from this source would f11 th amount in the next fiscal vear In reaching its decision the court found that there were no new cars beinK sold and under state law the cost of tags de creases bj 10 percent each vear Charles Moms uiMMuey OI the state examiner and office said that manv school dis tricts had made the 10 percent de duction but others had failed to do SUNDAY NOVEMBER 8 19 MILK SHORTAGE THREATENS 0 SO Dairies Have Been Liqui dated at Capitol Within Last Year OKLAHOMA CITY Nov GB milk shortage gripping many state defense areas now has en gulfed Oklahoma City where 20 dairies have been liquidated within a 3 ear Edd Hisel member of the State Dairy council Many of the milk rnw wero nn chased for shipment to other states notably Louisiana he said while others were slaughtered for the beef market Rex A Hayes state direc tor conceded the shortage here was serious but said the situation was worse at Stillwater Cushing Miuningnr woodward Clinton Seminole and Shawnee that never should have been used for beef have been said Hayes the beef price is so far out of line with milk Differences of ceiling prices within the state also is responsible he pointed out areas with higher prices raiding those where the ceiling is lower One dairy already has begun ra tioning milk here one quart to the family and Hisel said all other dairies are short An unfavorable price differential and a shortage of labor was given by this official for the liquidation of so many dairies here An increased demand for milk due to the fact many people have more money to spend also has con tnouted to the shortage he said large part of the time recently has been taken up with the study of the milk said Hayes the co operation of Joe Scott (president) of the state board of agriculture we are still working on plans which we hope will relieve the situation before it oecomes really ree Training Here In Aircraft Work ree training is being given trainees in aircraft sheetmetal riveting arc welding and power stitching classes through the war training program of Northeastern Junior college Competent instructors who have had training in industries for which they are training workers have charge of these classes Men and women interested in the defense training courses should make application with the employment ottice Gor ton at the junior college is direc ror or cue training In the 35 year period ending 1935 twelve years were added the average expectation of life birth in the United States Durable Suit inancial effect of flle tax court's ruling could not immediate ly be determined here today Coun ty Clerk Bert Dresia said be cause tne estimated incomes for each school district would have to be revised individually Predicting swift action hr i oimfr orticials the clerk said that total 01 rnp nPW ruhno could be I decided within the near future Mpical Snpiotz of Movp To Draft Doctors WASHINGTON ture without a permit from 1PI municipality T1Py furnished each ami win hP trjpf( y1(n day said Walrod and a mem 1 her of the county defmme cmmmt I tee engaged in fisticuffs when the latter remonstrated with the sect i auer last Week Pending before the inal court of appeals i a competitive sports between companies in the German army Tne effect on the losers is too demor alizing he explained Athletics are encouraged but the competitive Clement is eliminated Mhile Hitler communinue writ ers ostrich 'ike are sticking their heads intn Enrrntian cntiH may be edifying use a i )n ennrer the Egyntian stories under Ber rPrpats About year hn and Rome dateli nes "aS annmmcpd that German Yesterday Boriin said the new ha to 1 ed new nov Rome fid tt I fll traiehtm witadrawn to new linPP and when the action is fi comnMo loot for niiSHon of ilofeat from er than Brlin Amerp Mn in Berlin recaH a meumrari i Cao tW Italian eommnniouc some I nervine nrclmtisfs I t)pip jn illp hack Rv ERMST ISCHER DAIL iS Tex Nov 7 The Cairo news i but for revealing comparisons hn and Rome datelines oil shipments had dropped to a' negligible total He said that the i tank cars on railroads had VI ana many ob 'xy uariield medical solete cars were being rapidly re Henry West coast 0Ur ot ier adulls Mrs lor tired shipyards said that medical socle 1 LLzie oster I Relief through the medium of ty offil'ial had threatened to draft and Harrison and I a pipe line to New York cannot be tbc c'paiiv's doctors for the arm i living near foreseen before the of cd une 's they quit treating rharKed with violating next he said although families under a prepaid makes it a 1 ziucnt! OlVcillUf in nicrrihiHn I i Lnder the medical program the doctor said each worker desiring tc participate pays 50 cents a week to get company nmdieal care Dr Garfield told a 1'iaii nd 1 1 1 iiv inn iin a precedented burden put upon the elate labor subcommittee printing industry by the i were tllat 'if you take care of Many persons did not understand the we will declare that the forms and failed to return our doi'tims are non essential 1 them Dr GaWield said this At the outset of the rationing uas nade by the Washington case agaimt Walrod in whic program for fuel oil Dean said 1 State Medical executive ttas' lined for violating' the was vi ame nerem uuer es tinning iv ''noiinii' the quantity of fuel oil burners Pepper (D la) Dr Gar 'iiogaby some months i Jcan did not gay if tlie figure had 1 said Hip chairman of that been determined committee also was state chairman i the government's service for Trans Oceanic Trint it110 procurement and assignment of icc yjWUULC 11 ips (0Ct(rs ror lhe arine(1 f(iret io He Common Soon? Senator Pepper asked if AWUTIY rr tl same man who is supposed to rep AUSTIN Tex Nov 7(T1 Resent the United States in the pro 1 O' John II frederick university curement of doctors for the armv1 of Texas professor of transporta ami is taking tion nnc i ndiicfw inJL1 a 4 7 ptuiiiiu IUUU ot Ills position as a public official tnat non stop trans oceanic fliLrnts i for ordinary citizens would be om nedi 6 monplace in the past war period I i inais it Ur Garfied sax uutdMiiu ueiore tne niiihvt ern Warehouse and nat pubkc emanates association Dr rederick declar a prlvate ed I enator Pepper commented the field of air eartfo we have just begun to scratch the sur face Every form of transportation begins as a uassAncpr mnil mi express sendee and then winds up handling cargo as the major part of its I The educator asserted that the i dealers repairers and recappers demand for air transportation be held in Oklahoma City on the war will be so great air 1''0' 1 1 at 8 according to in craft factories are going to find I formation received from Rex themselves almost as crowded with Hayes state director of the Office orders as they are Price Administration by Hamilton chairman of the local The coastline of British Un! uni war price and ratiummo hnavi I bia has numerous fjords where Several hundred tire dealers large steamers may go between I over the state are expected to mum land the rni bn a 1)p Sul! 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