Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 14

Jt A slew is a marshy place I if fl' W) if Mission imAir Nvyoutt HE NEEDED A LAWYER 4 i 4 I BURORD Manager 35 North Main Phone 243 TP 307 irst National BldgH Joe PALOOKA I Bv HAM ISHER 5i 4 7 COfA HtAtmiCt INI ifl WASH TUBBS By Leslis Turner OWE 'fDIDYOU SUREANDBECAUSE IT'S iTf RED RYDER GLAD HE Nd HURRY MR RAMON thatfeawhAt YOU THEENK SEESTER! 1 HEAR WHAT THAT LUG SAID TO' YOU? 3 1 i i 1 YOU HAVE BEEN MOS' KIND MRS TUBBS! we NUW piu YGUT ITS GOTtAWArf: nisirn' LANDSLIPS 44 4 LIZZIE LISTER Little Lister age 73 years 115 North Vantage street Picher died in the Picher hospital April 28 at 2:35 a i She is survived by jtwo daughters 1 Mrs Opal Brawn of Picher and Mrs LenOra Leeds Douthat one i brother Henry' Musgrote Went a worth bio two granddaughters and two grandeonsone Euro 1 pean service uneral services will be conduct 1 i ed in the Durml chapel at 10 a 1 Sunday The Rev A1 Johnson I pastor of the Methodist church will i officiate Burial will be GAR a cemetery under direction of Durml uneral home YPAl'M through lunnnuiur: nuniu ii vrsn i inwii nuw rutrvMMA rmlMTov OUT PAL N0fo I THINK! we im rrifin gjSg 'MC af Bill Would Help The Oil Producer WASHINGTON April 28 (IB Simple justice demands that oil producers of tnenation who have served the United States capably be from losing their lifetime occupation Bep Boren (D Okla) his told Congress He recently introduced in the House legislation identical to that submitted in 1943 by former Rep Disney (D Okla) providing a par i ity formula for fixing ceilings on crud? prices thug resulting in an increased price for crude oil The price of crude today he said ina statement in the record is 92 pprcantiof parity in relation the price of all commodities RrAIISO IT'S I'M AWULLYl HIS WAR TOO 15TH AA IN' Sgt Lestep Vi Skelton of apii Okla Route 3 radio 'operator gun ner on a J4 Liberator 'recently flew his 25tn combat Sergeant 25th mission A Mfighfer fieldnear Prague' Czechoslovakia Although no enemy fighters were encoun tered in the air many that were parked op thefield were destroyed Since arriving overseas last October he has (Participated in bombing missions attacking vital harbor installations rail eenters enemy airfields and industrial 'targets in Germany Italy Aus tria Hungary and Yugoslovia Sergeant Skelton wears the Air Medal Oak Leaf dusters for achievement while irv aerial flight? and also the Dis tinguished: Unit" badge as a mem ber of a heavy bombardment group cited by the War department for performance of duty while in armed conflict with the He entered the Army in July 1943 He received his tiaining at Sioux alls and Yuma Ariz Sergeaht Skelton was graduated fronvMiami high school in May 1942 His parents' Mr and Mrs Skelton live near Miami Ml AmCdAiLY NEWS RECORD IBOS WtJ I Indo Chinai Lifeline Weakens CHUNGKING Ipril 28 L5V The Japanese 7 battled to bolrter thr land lifeline (o to day their dHve'63 the v'clTK' base of Chinkiang far to 'the niyh bogged down in Matlyffghbn(' The Chinese high eommahd ported enemy attpi the I ndo Chma corridor had been beaten back' in Kyzngsl province which: adjoins Indo China On the A 'i With the' enemy in in Bur ma and with sea routes dominated' by American air and sea power ths land route tot Indo China bulks larger in Japanese strategy i ofl DEM'ND ME I CAN MeV RAGBAG SENSATION THE COME BACK Hl OWRR WW woiuovi'xww ouv xwis vxravD kt UMS 1 WXWA WhWOtViSR 6wCTvf Azrri YOGKY 11M ONE MOMEMT MR5 TUBBS AMD WS WEEL HAVE OUR BELOVED Cr "KkMCRnE READY TO 90 The KITTY IS HUNGRY ROY EED IT! YOU OWE ME YOU'RE A CAIWWHbtk A VCY RICH mam! TM TWfrtN VPUi XU BE WORTH A PUCK in A MERE PROP IN can 5 postmaster okAeo WASHINGTON April 28 The Senate haaxpyrovad the nom inatidn of Greani Combs 'tbr postmaster of Oiaso Tuba coun ty 'Oklahoma A Jm 'A is ft mall' mamal scolding woman S' iTI If INANCE VLl COMPANY tnab Sites Appraisakand Business Locations Battle for Berlin Into inal Phase Moscow Sunday April 4JP1 The battle for Berlin idjn its final stage Mass surrenders am sweep ing the thinning? rank of weary German troops short of food and I water in a burning capitalwhoM defenses appeared to have crackedwide open All reporta reaching Moscow this mohiing iojd of the desire of most of the oneo fanatteal garrisosrido end th siuddal fight In the ht hours of "Berlin' the Russians have turned hundreds of gigantic searchlights some of 1 them captured and some of them "their on the eenter of the city: With the center of thb: capitalcaught fn thia white glare the Rus siane last night poured tons of pro jectiles from mortars and artillery and thousands of rockets from katushas into the' mass of human ity jammed in a Red army trap HEY BUD THfSX LOOK SOI DII? 1 UN'T MUCH A DON'T YOU S'HAMBURGER KNOW THERE'S UR TWtNlV A WAR ON IVE CENTS! Some trouble come up ond he needed legol counsel quickly He told us his story and we were glad to ad vance the imperatively necessary money he hadn't been able to get elsewhere Unusual needs and unusual cir cumstances are the usual thing with us Because we can loan money when you actually nded it and because qur system of repayment makes it easy for the borrower our plan fills a rouJa TA Aprfix jbC url Mrz Ida Cox sister of Jams Wagoner seven time eoiriev charged with first degreemurder in the human torch death of her crippled huabasd Marion Cox tea tified today that Wagoner had threatened to kill both her Mid her 4 Wagoner 'was bound oyer with out bail after a preliminary hear ing before Juaticof the Peace red King and will be tried at the September term of circuit court ITS EMBARRASSING SEMINOLE Okla April 28 451 To say the least iJs slight! emr barrasaing for" the police depart ment 1 It had to broadcast a pickup or der for one of its Own polled cars which was stolen while parked in front Of a cafe 4 $10000 Earmarked Ta Em ploy Service Officer Sena tor Porter Here i vs Ths Oklahoma department of the yeterans of oreign 'Wars aftar paying its own wayrfopmore' than 20 yean was recently virtu allMsured $10000 aS state 'as sistance towards the maintainance of the service pro kianv Suring the next two years it was learned here Saturday 4 In making the announcement Senator Perry: Porter who intro duced bill' No 245 the Senate during the last session said the measure calls for the allocation of $5000 annually to employ a service officer and to defray ex penses growing out of that office After passing the State 'Senate without opposition the 7 bill was given House approval with but 'al single dissenting: votethe legis lator said The meisure which represents the first Veterans 'ofT oreign Wars legislation' ever presented to the Senate is expected to be sign ed by GovA Robert Kerr soon Porter Asserted ollowing five years of persist enteffort which began in during the two year term of AfN Christianson! Miami: then: depart ment commander' "of the overseas proposal was given favorable consideration during a meeting of interested VW and Americans Legion Offi cials and Senator Porter in Okla homa City several Weeks ago 'I Senator Porter a member of both veterans groups bald the VW proposal met With the ap a proval of the entire group' which included Sanv Mitchell depart inent commander Koch department Afnericah Le gionveommander Past Depart jnent' Commander? Cecil Chamberlain American Legion legislative committee chairman arid Milt Phillipa the' personal representa tive veterans affairs 7 that conclave the solon the officials aftef approving the measure agreed that there would be no future fric tjdn between the wo organiza tions Lieut Archie? Jones World War IsRangerlionorably discharged after receiving serious' w'ounds of an eye during the invasion of Sicily is present ''Veterans of or eign Wats sdtvlce officer His headquarters are at the Veterans hfespitil Jin Muskogee Legion Porter said has 7a program leal ling for the commission to employAjstaie Legion Setirice' of fwer 4jr fWjB B' Stanislaus TB'foT1 mer Bluejacket resident? died at 4:30 A riday at the home of his sn Churdull Stanislaus sat and Mr Gilbert (Rix) Garrett ofCommerce died at fft30 Li Sat urday in Picher hoepitaL In addition to the parent he is suivived by a brother Gary of the home and grandparents Mr and Mrs Ted Garrett Cardm and Mr and Mna Luther of Commerce aervicei lRll be conduct ed at' the graveside in the GAR demetery at 9 am Sunday mom jng rr I The Durnil uneral home in X1 iTv CHARLES BRESHEARS Charles Brashears 52 year old miner of ifjardin died at his home Saturday at 1:10 a He is survived by his wife Mrs Margaret Brashearstwo daugh ters Mrs Jn Brown 'and Mfs Hazel Moore both of Picherj two eonsjjWilham of thehomdaasl CharTasJrwini the United States army to rance two brothers Breshears Nantaskql Beach Mass and Luther "Brashears of Mis souri step brother Roy Gibson address unknown sister Mrs Lola Carter Dallas Tex and four grandchildren'? 4 uneral services will ibe conduct ed Monday at 2 in the Christian Church with the Rev A Mathews officiating Burial will be in GAR cemetery: under direc tion: of thd Durnil uneral home Pallbearers all members of Mr Sunday school class of the Christiahjchurch wilt beJobn Horn Jlmv Hom rank Sanders George Allen and Masters Mr Breshears has been a resi dent st the district for the jfast 10 years i PAGE ITEENi SU start 47Jyplln 'last week to donate to? the blood bank This was the first trip that'eve'ryoSe on bus was able to donate The leader was Mr Leon Rdsseau with Hill and Mrs George Reynolds as as sistants" Those making the trip were as' follows: S' Mrs' Martafet 1 er Ena Ruth Al'M Agnes Byard' HUdrad 'Barrett 4 Lorena Xuinn Dora Jones Afton Mrs jjElmer Bucliner Mias Juanita Jone Mrs May Lina' Mrs Salina McGraw' Mrs Ruby ToddMrs' Taylor Mrs El Thompson ranf'Wal lace Mrs YV' Marin Mrs JeffWoody airland Mrs? Mary Cox Wanda North Miami Mrs Opal draws Mrs Brazeel Betty Holeome Dottie McIntosh MraDryon Hutch ens Mtible Hutchensj NellJeMw berry Theresa Mayberry Retha MoserfMr lx Sander son Georgia Kelly i Miami Mrs Thplma Abbott Mrs Bud Baldwin' Charles Car selowey Herman Dryer Clara Grayson Jack James Clytia Lewis Miss Doris MirreeleesMra rank Mills Reynolds Carl Sears Dorothy Utter 'Lois Webb ALLEY OOP I OR BETTER I YE: GLASSES SEE Dr'RoBerKE? BAROS i Registered 'Gradupte' vpivmcTnir Broken lense Duplicated' 3 Minut Service IB North Main Mon 9SQ PST! RAMON LOOKfl HERE COMES OLP McKEE PAA I JVtCWLINax i GOOD To WHAm TUE riCI KYj INDUCTOR? BBSINESS'IN RirnROCIv JnAT WAD JACKIE DEAN WILLIAMS Jackie Dean Williams 3 year old I son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wil hams of Belmont addition died at 3 am Saturday i Other survivors include two brothers Danny Eugene and Jerry i Ray Williams a sister Peggy Joan i Williams all of the home and two grandmothers and one grandfather uneral services will be conduct 1 ed at 2:30 this afternoon at the Cooper uneral home chapel I rne itev uareing win otn ciate Burial will be in GAR RECKLES AND HIS RIENDS i BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 1 1 NO 420 yest egood home of 5 'room with both Wstiave the keysMmd camgive? 4 possession now Good terms if desired fl A Ef Aft I Price 1 ZX 1 4 1 WWW NO 'AMroommodern' fully XurnUhecf ot I southeast hdme is vaccfrit now and cafgive you CQ1 i NO Armce 5 room' modern lomez newly decorated arid in fine shape 'L Big new flo'rage and Rouse Gordin "all Thu home has 8 lots ond we can give you GMKAA possession Price 'ST I NO? Two'ocres of jon'd and cgood home'and filling station bnd a store doing onicevbusmess This propertyalso has three cobins jft 1 is located pit SNo66 fin'd btingtng t7ftrfft income pet monthX Thl? price Is vvv r4bWsc 1 Vta ry 1 NO One of the best 80 acres' in Ottjwo county or ii any other bounty It is on pfiVenjent SirTd eleclricifyis In the building? rX I A I ixu nuiiri wif i ii i vi rj TWO EXCEPTIONALLY sl h'U1 lAv4 foot mir lot boot Tht proprtia aro in rood 1 iy 7 hardwood floors axtensiva bullt bi A 'wonderfsl opportunity to own your own home CAAHA ARE YOU INTERESTED IN CLOSE IN PROPERTY vnava a twin property consisting oi rocm mooarn DunKavlows builbini icteenM utility porch aBemnt tarara X'etJX $8500 PVT JOHN DOZIER uneral services for Pvt John Dozier killed in Army training April 23 will be held 'Sunday at 2:30 o'clock in the Baptist church at Picher with Hawes officiating Will be in the McClelland cemetery Joplin Mo Pallbearers will be John Gar rison Jonhn: Reedv and Hugh Brotherton: Treece Heavin Arthur and Jack I Myers of Baxter Springs Kas At the time of the accident which took his lfe Private Dozier was at Lemore ield Van fs ISj Mf Marti ESTATE INSU RANCE AND LOANS property Management 4 i Miami Okla Tounty Residents AidsRIciod Tanlr wt 4 IUS AMUUU UalUY Cantfell Mrs 'RntMiMAl! Ur rix 'A roug of Ottawa eountians Survivors include eons ttanscilLC UUUIW14U3 Vi OU Ray Lester Stanislaus of Vifiitap one daughter Mrs Gladys Eidson of Richmond Mofour brothers Robert and Arthur Stans laus of Vinitaand Steve and Wai ter Stanislaus of Blue and a sister Sarah Leedy of 'St Jo seph services will conduct ed at 2:30 (hl? afternoon al lhe irst Methodist church in Blue jacket Burial will be in Bluejack et cemetery direction the isk unbral home of Miami ni kv 'rs it iU jqj MV NRCWD VOOV5 NOUR WJK15W O'PLNiOYJ ClOAYSlO Lt MIAMI VETERANS GIVEN mA! STATE SUPPORT AB voramea oy ruA or 1H Members' 7 KerryCrtMt inf tot son if Mr vttivn AjJkai jfap A tional has been acquired' by the professional Golfers association the rolling Dunedin Isies golf course on gulf coasC The club located five miles from Clearwater was obtained from the eity qf Dunedin on 99year lease' effective July for an undisclosed sum i PGA Preaident Ed Dudley announcing fhe purchase the site wouldbe de tveloped int a 7000 yard course which eventually might be the scene of "national and eveh in ternaUonal Durley said that addition to home and resting place" for retired PGA members and a vacation Renter for active members the dub will provide recreation and rehabilitation for approximately 450 members In armed forces1 He explained plans 5 to build'housing facilities which 'will be available to the PQ returning servicemen at' no costy To fully develop entire project which Dudley described as the only one of itskind in the world option: were taken 'on 90' acres fringing the presentcomsq and (on 250 homesite lots4 i Ki'L'' i 'hM ONEHirGAMfc (Coninueiffom pager? ley Mack 2 Two base! 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