Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 5

iWNESDAYWY 23 1945 MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLA A' PAGEIVB OBITUARY 7 COMMERCE Bartlett Mrs Minnie Taylor 1 an au' secretary A always will have the honor of being Mrs ulton Mrs Lloyd eommtee 10 recommend some the first Ottawa county or Miami Newton Mrs A Cr'oninger for the wa boy to cross the Rhine" I Mrs Clyde Mersey Mrs Mayme wife Mrs Marie Daw 1 Doty Mrs A Darrow Mrs arl rarkllurst Bui Odell and son resides in Leavenworth Kas I LETTERING PENS IXONS 121 23 North Main HE AD line Event the Memorial flower of Hie pre THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY All Summer Hafe Jf 798 'trctoarst' furniture tnempH's a Ruj Pads la smltiwe Notional Convention of the 1921 adopted the following of war will be held jointly by the Veterans of oreign Wars Span i ish American War Veterans and i American War Dads at the GAR cemetery May 30 Decoration day I it was announced today The Rev Coral Walker pas i tor of the irst Christian church will deliver the address Members of the three organiza tions will assemble at rhe monu ment to participate in the services i which will begin at 10 a Your floor coverings ore hord to re ploce Protect them and add to their usefulness and beauty by using Sammer favor ite linen eraah pleated abort Muri vnlrirlff iamona Kpret of STETTINIUS TO 7 MEET TRUMAN Junior Chamber Set COMMERCE May Thirty nine businessmen and other citi zens perfected a Junior Chamber REGULARLY PRICED $3 $5 AND UP TO 16 Extra Levy Voted The citizens of Commerce have approved the extra levies for their Junior Music Club Meet Held Monday The Junior Mttsic club held a program meeting Monday evening i in the home of Mrs George Winter ollowing a short business meet ing Miss Jean Newton gave a paper on the life of Chopin and piano solos all compositions of Chopin were given by Joanne Hethering ton Carole Shelton and Conrad Doenges I Mrs Winter was assisted with the hostess duties by Mary Ellen Reynolds and Pauline Staton Twelve club members were pres rides of street north west 'and street northwest and the west side of street north west all three beginning at Good rich vi boulevard and extending south to North Sth avenue south side of Goodrich boulevard both sides of North 11th avenue both sides of North 10th avenue and north side of North Sth avenue all beginning at the west side of street northwest and extending east to street L' Trik Shorts andHalter Ambulance Used by Thieves in Burglary BARTLESVILLE Okla May 22 (ril Thieves who broke into a motor company last night and lugged out a big safe full of rec ords and cash apparently had more than1 a little difficulty in getting away with it Officers said it appeared thugs hoisted the safe into an ambulance from a nearby funeral home since they found a stretcher at the scene of the robbery and the vehicle was abandoned a short distance away But the safe containing an un estimated amount of valuables was gone Showcard writers and artists can now buy Speedball pens in styles A and all sizes in our com plete supply department We also hove a complete line of Sheaffer leads in block and colors for mechanical pencils and a full assortment of Esterbrook steel pens all sizes EXPENSIVE BREAD OKLAHOMA CITY May 22 It cost a man $7 here to toss a few pieces of bread in the alr' The man in a cafe pitched them at a policeman Sgt Dawson Among irst Across Rhine Staff Sgt Chester Dawson in a letter written somewhere in a hos pital in rance to his parents Mr and Mrs Dawson 905 northwest Miami expressed the belief that he was the first Ottawa county soldier to cross the Rhine Sergeant Dawson who has been wounded three times while serv ing in the European theater of ac tion said: guess the whole nation is overcome by the announcing of day That was one of the hap piest announcements of my life Although I reach Berlin I SUN ASHION Jib We Are eaturing A Complete Line 6f schools for the ensuing year by passing them unanimously There were 10 mills for general purposes necessary before state aid can be received and a 5 mill levy for building purposes The latter is a procedure carried out for several years to accumulate a building fund for repair of buildings or for I new buildings as the needs require I The young people and intermedi 1 ates of the Commerce Baptist church and their friends will enjoy I an outing at the Thursday All who care to attend will meet at the church at 7 Mrs Hal i Mitchelson and Mrs Burton i will sponsor the group I Mt A 1 UjT A eluded: Mr intention to meet General Charles De Gaulle of rance the likeli hood of asiBig Three meeting" sometime this summer the neces isity of seeking way out of the' ''Big Three deadlock over Poland the delay 'in plans for joint Al lied occupation of AiistriShW in lithe Russian military zone apd the need 'to be laying plans for one or more peace con? ferehcM' 0 This is first absence from the conference since it opened April 25 He told anews conference late yesterday that ho would re turn here 'promptly and remain to the end At the same conference he an nounced that the steering commit tee which" he heads had agreed on a timetable by which (a) technical committees working over the Dum barton Oaks league plan should complete their work this week (b) the four big commissions can start reviewing the work next week and (c) the whole con ference j'ob can be wound up soon after' the first of June "I wish to Stet tinius said' "that 'while every ef fort will be made to reach these goals we must not sacrifice ei ther opportunity for full and free discussion or the utmost care in drafting in the interests of speed halter California Gay boat print Is a eholot of nd blM or black flam on off white baekcroiuuL TrUuhort eeparatea Printe and k114 Rooks To Represent 7Ae at lensburg PARIS May Supreme headquarters announced today the appointment of Maj Gen Lowell Rooks as Genend representative at lensburg and disclosed that Allied occupation troops would use the German high command as an intermediary in controlling German troops Rooks has been deputy assistant chief of staff in operations at SHAE He was named to com mand a group known as the su preme headquarters control party at lensburg The group is com posed of British American repre sentatives of the Allied armies navies and airforces Here's a SENSIBLE nf to relieve MONTHLY EMALE PAIN) Lydia Pinkham'S Vegetable Oom pound famous not only to relieve periodic pain but auo aooompanyinc if nenoua tired hlghatrang fr l' when due to functional monthly dla turbancea Taken it helps build up resistance against such aymp toms Pinkham's Compound helps na ture ollow label directions Ttj itl seM cowwsa Make Them Last! Add J3 to the Life of Your Rugs SCHOOLS HONOR ROLL DISCLOSED Students Achieving Highest Quarterly Grades Listed i By Hal Buchanan a A i The 'Miami i senior junior high Miss Helen Palmer Addresses PEO Club Qhapter AJ of the pe held its last meeting of the spring1' Mod day evening Im the home of Mrs George Steixz 17 atreet north west' TrU Gilbert a program waa presented Tiano'j solo played bylMrVtirover DyertThe guest' speaker was Mias' Helen Palmer Who' discussed her experi ences in iinternment camp She stressed thft part that musie played iri the lives of the prisoners and told of the pleasure they" were ableto derive from it Sha also brought' out the point that music could be made to play its part in the reform and rebuilding of the world During the sqcial hour that fol lowed refreshments wereserved from a candle lighted table'to four guestsrMiss'Palmer Miss 'ranc Rhodes Brown Mrs Webster and Mra Babcocn and 13 members Mrs'Olaf Baker' Mrs Curtis Mrs Dyer Mrs E' oster Mrs Gilbert Mrs Lohman Miss May Lohman Mrs Robinson Mrs Tut hill Miss Vera Stewart Mrt Williams Mrs Wills Mrs Gilbert and Miss May Loh man presided at the refreshment table CALENDAR Of Coming Events Act To Establish Grades Is Okayed The city council Monday night adopted an ordinance to establish grades fordewalka 'streets curb and gutter in certain aoythwest parts of 'Specifications were prepared by Hass Watkins county engineer and described theaffeeted area aa Camp annin Tex Gainer with the Army in Germany and Marion Gainerof the home five daughters Mik Maria Muakgrove of Elk City Okla Glare Gainer of Clinton Okla Mrs Zella Crim of Tulsa' Mnc Dorothy Kitchen of Weatherford and Naomi Griner of A Miami seven grandchildren thre? brothers and three sisters' uneral services will be annSunc ed by the Cooper uneral homeA Mrs Long Is Hostess To Shrine Club Here The White Shrine club met yes terday afternoon in the home of Mrs Sam Long Mrs Wesley Bul lock was assisting The house was decorated with a profu sion of iris roses and peonies Mrs Bartlett club presi dent conducted the business meet of Commerce organization at the ing and presided at the punch hig school building here last Mon day evening There were 16 members present: Jrff was £lected Si 9n WJamL Local Newt Brief i GAINER 'Gainer died hit her farmhomet four miles south of Miami at 6:50" pm Monday She 67 years ySurviviriglieridet husband sonaLloyd Gainer ofL Critoa in Europa Beckon Secretory of State ta White Houm Today By JOHN HIGHTOWER' fS61e Of IEUT1 Kenneth I rye of the United StatesNavy ia 'w guest of hi brother) Elvert'G rye and 4 northwBits Mrs Cheater Brandon 108 street northwest will entertain the Amici class Thursday evening at 8 Mrs Coleman and Mrs (Kit) Wilson will be co hostesses Homemakers Class The Homemakers class of the irst Baptist church will meet in the church parlor at 8 this evening AR members are urged to be present i 4ZPIEDBALL 7 AMILY Check amirtlng eting and itch of minor AVORITE akin troubles and rashes 2I jTwithMenanathewoth 0R40 YEARS ing medicated powder STOCKS iftCHIEVEf MODEST GAINS Great Nazi Boat Sails Up Thames LONDON May Bg One of the largest of the German boats which harassed Allied shipping throughout the the 256 foot 776 sailed up the Thames into the heart oz London today dn de feat' '7f A British crew brought her into the city after her Nazi commander SATURDAY MAY 26 IS POPPY DAY AAUW Study Club Mrs A Humphrey 505 I street southeast will entertain members of the AAUW Study club Wednesday at 8 Mrs Younger will be in charge of the program to Bed" All members are urged to be present as this will be the list meeting of the year Mineliyi Study Club Mrs Sears will be hostess to the Mineliyi Study club Wednes day at 8 in the home of Mrs loyd Branson 328 street north east' Mrs Dan Hensley will be in charge of the program Installa tion oi oillcera will be held Methodist Study Club Miss Virginia Lindsey will sent a of the book American at a meeting of the Methodist Study club Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in the church parlor members are urged to attend Amici Class Party Mrs Chester Brandon 108 iunf ansiMrywi I sM nmmtWrom waington CLto a station tinthe South Pacific where' he plans to complete a long period of duty cr tawrence PM Vc USMC will arrive riday to spend a leave with hia' parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence 223 street northwest 1 Cooper uneral Home phone 12 Intermediate and Brownie Soout Staff meetings" were held yester day and all plans completed for the day camps to be held this year on the College campus it was an nounced today by Mrs' Lawrence Zane camp director The camp will be in operation drily frbm 10 un til 2 from May 30 until June 7 Mrs Lueille Haynie is spending several days in Tulsa as the guest of relatives and friends Br itish Turn Back otfs Counter Stab CALCUTTA May 22 Jap anese forces fleeing from the Brit ish in Southern Burma staged an unsuccessful counter attack east of Toungoo as they sought to cover their retreat across the border into Thailand a Southern Asia com mand Communique said today The counter attack on the Maw chi road was apparently hurled against British troops which yes terday reached a noint nine and one half miles east of Toungoo and about 50 miles from the border 1 Toungoo is some 150 miles north east of Rangoon i orty miles northwest of Ran goon the communique said a Brit ish motor launch sank five Japa nese patrol boats loaded with enemy troops in the Kokkowa river i i mirattrT Iw bear Westminster pier in the shadows of parliament buildings' 'Tjie public will be permitted to inspectthe submarine Truman Invited Governor Meet WASHINGTON May President Truman hopes to attend one of the skssions of the annual governors conference at Mackinac Island Mlehtthis Gov Harry Kellyof Michigan" said Governor 4 'ex tended an invitation to Mr Truman at the White HouseZ' V' ter of the 1944 45 school year was announced today by Hal Bu chunah prindpaLThe' following Student were listed: Iigh honors? Ruth Broyles Honors Bren email Beulah" Edwards' 'Betty Ja Wilson mentions Robin Hemrner Austin Qroenennan''Joy Kirk Patricia Loveall Genevieve Ramseyj 'Mary Robinson 'Barbara Switzer? Honors: Margaret Bixler Velma Botts Mary LoU Campbell Doris Jean Cooksey Wil ma inley Henuner Sue Juergens Olleen Hassler 1 Betty 'Sims Honorable' mention: Robert Branson IRuth Colleen Hol comb Betty Jo Myers Jane Ann Rider Neewanriah Schmidt Leona Scholes 'Judith Smith SOPHOMORES High honors: Wayne Cook Melva Sample) Reg inald Rosemary Grubb Shirley Payton Pauline Staton A Douthitt Juanita Ed wards Mullendore honorable mention: Mary Jean Chandler rank Cooper Earline McGhee Dolorisl'Parks LaMarr Pratt' Joyce Shackelford Gerald Sharp Delilah Willard RESHMEN honors: Sarah Kraybill Jean Newton hon ors: Conrad Doenges Marijane Gregg Jeanne Harrison Doris Jean Housman rances Porter Barbara Reynolds Lois Washing ton honorable mention: Cathryn Curtis Joan Dove rances Hill George Kirk Jean Nichols Mary Ellen Reynolds Barbara Robbins Jimmy Sandmire Barbara Spence Carole Shelton EIGHTH High honors: Jane Bradford Eleanor Kathleen Keithcart Mary Margaret Kelly Scotty McDonald Duaine Pryor honors: Charles Angle Ola rances Henson Patricia Wade Barbara Younger honor able mention: Billy Bassett Dixie Cochran Betty Countryman Duane Daniel Joanne Hetherington Phyl lis Jones Winona Ketcher Donna Jean Meurlott Joan Newton Tom my Phelps Doris Jean Shackel ford Charles Wade SEVENTH High hon ors: Diane Hetherington Bobby Kraybill Dan Hensley Martha McGhee honors: Marcia Kay Bowers Sherman Cole Beverly Collins Shirley Cook Carole Sue ishhr Mary Ruth Groeneman Charles Gibsen Patsy Jolley Dor is Mashburn Mary Ann' Misen hirner Norma Jean Morgan) Walt er Jennie Lou Reyn olds Roberta Shackelford Martha Shelton George Webb Richard Wills honorable mention: Jean Budy Georgia Barton Roy Doty Ruth Ann Elkins Walsie Hum bard Martha Killion reda Hen derson Neomi Myers James David Smith Investora Seek Timet Iwuex Real Silk Sul' 7' VArW aa Modest tributed in stock market although' many leader 'continued to suffer from the lack bf sound 1 Idle Investment funds" seeking la nes' with "pleasing peace tiie prospects provided support for as sorted favorite The ticker tape frequently loit ered from the start and trend were cloudy near the elose Trans fers approximated 1000000 shares one of the smallest aggregates for a full session in the past month Real Silk Hosiery enjoyed a bulge to a new high In front most of the time were Central Baltimore Ohio National Power Sean Roebuck Boeing Western Union and Texas Co Steels were narrow Laggards 'included Goodyear Hudson Moton Mont gomery Wazd Santa Chrysler General Motors Douglas Aircraft and International Harvester I more members are being sought I in oraer to nave a strong organi zation to cope with the many de mands that the present and post war periods will bring to Com Parade A parade for the Vacation Bible school of the irst Baptist church will be held at 3 riday aft ernoon of this week following the registration of pupils at the church beginning at 2 Jake Dryer Henry Moudy and Mrs Hal Mitchelson are in charge of the parade The school proper opens next Monday at 8:30 a and will continue two weeks and is open to ail children between the ages of 3 and 17 A faculty meeting will be held at the church Wednesday eve ning at 7:30 The pastor Grover Scales will have charge of prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 and will continue a discussion of i the Revivals of the i The will have the Royal Service program Thursday after noon at 2 Women with PILES Get Tip You know without asking that this formula tor distress of piles MUST ba thq best the same one used by DOCTORS adjunctively tor men and I women patients noted Thornton mriniMA SiswirtBinr OTfTfTK null! i live relief of pain itch soreness HelM di A soften and tends to shrink swelling The Royal "Canadian Mounted I i went Thornton Minor Kectai up Police was organized in 1873 when poeltorle It not thrilled at quick re it was known 6 th Nnrthwcst ow cost reauent it was KnQun aauie NortnwestKtalto()d4ruitMwMeMiywheftIiiM1 Mounteq JrOijO I ami and Cokman Hutta Drag "WecretaTprStat? Stettinius leaves the United Nation confer ence today for a hurried Jtrip to Washiiigton to confer with Presi dent Truman on mounting war end crises in Europe Ta? His departure from eonfert cnee at which he iathe official host' follows trip I of Russian oreign Commissar Molo tov British' oreign Secretary Eden and rench Minister Bidault Unlike the others however "Stet tinius plans to return within a fewdays in the meantime leadership oi the American delegation falls to Senators 'Connally '(D Tex)fand "Vandenberg '(R Today finds the "conference 'f moving at top speed toward an pearly June finish but with the i that agreement here on 0 machinery to secure future $eace i will leave an enormous amount of work to be done on Allied "co operation in Solving urgent post war problems Stettinius himself gave "no clue "as to the purposeiof his Washing ton trip say: it was not to discuss conference 'questions i with Ithe A4 dispatchfrom Rijssen Holland however of fered a possible hint on what may Ccomtf'upW' This story disclosed that plans joint Allied occupation of jSs which' were agreed upon months sgo by Russia Britainand the United had hit a I snag and whole' situation ijs jnow is only agreement amonglMr Truman Premier Stalin 'whose Red army troops now occupy theblasted capital and Prime Minister Churchill could change this plan which previously was worked out by the highest Allied leaders Other urgent problems for pos consideration by the Presi dent and secretary of state in SUMMER SCHOOL or Ttachen College Student High School Groduoter 7 ond Under Groduotes 4 Women shoeld Mcnro podalixod ueinno training nkkly for oolf pro lection whlla the kubanda ara in the conflict Special itreamllned eoaraea wil! be offered In elementary and 'advanced accoontinr ahorthand type writing' filing and comptometryi Experienced initmctora The email 'entrance fee cA be paM tn monthly ar vartarly paymanta or deferred nntil the atadent aarnmfs The berinninr in civil aeWlee for otenographerts typleU book ktepen office clerke etc art from 91CM to 22CI per year The demands greeter than ve ean cttpplyo Rapid promotion! are gnannteed to all wbe merit advancement" Tea can cheeao yend own place The fatnrt ter bMinaae tratnod women will eontinae to be bright aad eecwra £or yoara 5 to comes 4 ENTRANCE DATES May JI May 28 and Jwno 1 CaUr Write er Pbone JU er J7 er T27 STATE BUSINESS COLLEGE entral Main a Miami 'QVEtoOO NEW SUMMER HATS Plenty whites Jorge hots in both felts ond straws a adorable little hats smart 'brimmed 'rfashions Jf you'r looking for something new pretty and smart you'll find it here In these ir7j(jree price groups RUG PADS We have just received a shipment of fine rug pads On hand also a shipment of padding material that may be cut to size 9x12 Jute Rug pacteeach $430 9x12 pads 32 oz hair felt waffle design each 1 $770 Uncut podding 9 feet wlde cnd 2 feet wide' far use under larger rugs oAd carpets 4 Per Ta4 MTma vn A mm AUiDs Ae XX VdllUW) JU IB Giffin Mrs Hetherington I and Mrs Hampton 7 rf 1 Al 1 Kf I mining' exchange bldgM 7 HEADquarien for fheTri Stoft' 4 I 4 Dead Will Be honored in City Memorial services hononne the merce Voting eligibility is lim 1681 who served this nation in time lied to those between the ages of 21 and 35 but those of any age may join A dinner will be given at cafe Thursday night of this week to give further impetus to the work of the new organization WEAR A POPPY On Soturdoy May 26 all of us will be asked to wear a little red Poppy on our coots or dresses The day will be Poppy Day when once each year we of America pay tribute by wearing the memorial flower the Poppy to those who gave their lives in America's service during the two World Wars And os we receive our Poppy from the women of the American Legion Auxiliary who will distribute the flowers on the streets that day we will be aiding the war's living victims by the contribution we make for the flowers Another World War Is now being fought over the same territory Thousands of our young men have made the supreme sacrifice of their lives for their country and their ideals in this second great war and that little scarlet Poppy now as then covers the earth where our young Americans now lie The Poppy has become the symbol of the dead their memorial flower It has become the sign that the high ideals for which these brave young men gave their lives still live and ore honored That is why we pin on the Poppy when we pay tribute to our dead of the two World Wars The Poppy covers the soil of rance be neath which they lie and on Poppy Day we ploce the flower over our hearts where the memory of the great sacrifice they mode for our country Is forever enshrined When the American Legion Auxiliary was organized in Kansas City in 1921 one of the first official acts was to moke the Poppy irs rirsr memorial slower me tirst Auxiliary in Kansas City in October resolution: "Resolved that the Poppy be mode American Legion Auxiliary and the wearing of it by all citizens on Memorial Day be encouraged ond "Resolved further that its sole be promoted for the sole purpose of aiding in veterans' relief work" (r wjIb 11 Set lift I close AmericartAirlines 59 American TeL TeL 167 Anaconda Copper 34 Beech Aircraft 10 Bethlehem Steel 78 Chrysler Corporation 112 Continental Motors 10 Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft 80 Eagle Picher Lead 16 General Electric 43 General Motors 68 Johns Manville 121 Mid Continent Petroleum 28 Montgomery Ward 61 A Aviation 10 Packard Motors 6' Pan American Airways 21 Penney 119 I Radio Corporation 12 Standard Oil Cal 42 Standard Oil Ind 36 Standard Oil 63 Studebaker 27 United Airlines 38 United Aircraft 29 Steel 66 Western Union Tel 48 Woolworth 45.