Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 5

TUESDAY MARCH 9 1943" MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLA' PAGE IVE Chasing Boats isii place $3 IMlIgg WARD MONTGOMERY 011112iv iiiajviivj ux jiiviiiuvio wMiu refer the question Legislators had thought a two tlurds majority was A Exactly Right Q97 pair COATS AND SUITS Illinois Doily WAR STAMPS 8188 27c 5530 227 a MIAMI AT WARDS girl who knows 1 it is to have the Mrs Main Every portant generally five con SPARKLING PRINTED SHOWER CURTAIN OKLAHOMA CITY March The Nineteenth dreaming of adjournment with spring in the air came up against the cold hard fact today that pro jected appropriations are $1176 521 more than estimated revenues And under the harsh terms the balancing amendment lawmakers must either get these figures in balance before they go home or every state department and institution must take a pro rata cut until income meets outgo This development shared inter est with efforts to save the totter ing off primary bill from de feat An attorney general's opinion lightened the burden of legislators trying to refer the question to a vote of the people It held that a simple majority of members could OTHER SIZES REASONABLY PRICED AIRMEN RESCUED ON RATS LONDON March A Ger man radio broadcast recorded by the Associated Press said toda that eight American airmen had been "rescued from rubber liferafts off Brittany after their four mo tored bomber was forced down dur ing a raid on the rench coast Like draperies selling at much higher prices! 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BIG BEAUTIUL LORALS DRESS UP WINDOWS or That Neat As A Pin Look Because of the frequent dust storms which play havoc with war planes in the Nortl African des ert moving plane parts which are ordinarily good for 500 hours of living in America must be changed after 50 hours of flight Spelling Bee to Be Sponsored By ws Record Soon de system for sales started Hotels in north lorida have the lobbies with all listed needed What size of an appropriations job confronted the law makers was underscored bv the fact that the books would be $1176521 out of balance after the 15 percent cut in college appropriations was taken into consideration The state equalization hoard es timated revenues for the first year of the next biennium at $25374 502 against pending appropriations of $23 580337 an excess in appro priations of $1205745 Estimated revenue for the sec ond year is $24 688 045 or $29224 less than projected appropriations of $24658821 Observers doubted that any of the four biggest spending meas ures would be ready for action on the floor for days Repeated pre dictions by members of the appro Ottawa sixth annual spelling bee for county school chil dren is set for Saturday March 27 at Miami high schoob County Supt red Jimerson announced to day The spelling bee sponsored by the Miami News Record and di rected by county school officials will be open to two representatives from each school in the disirict About 50 students have competed in each of the tests since 1938 Prizes of $5 for first for second and $2 for third place will be awarded to the three top competing spellers The contest Jnnmerson said will begin at 10 Saturday morning in the high school audi torium Winner of the meet will go to Vinita for a regional contest prior to a state wide event Tulsa April 24 loral pattern! lovely pastel colors! 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High Court Rules Against Municipal Bans onHandbills WASHINGTON March The supreme court declared uncon rtitutional today ordinances passed by two municipalities regulating the distribution of literature A Dallas Tex ordinance pro hibiting the distribution upon the streets of handbills containing ad 5 vertising matter was held to in fringe of press and of In another decision the tribunal termed censorship in an extreme a aris Tex i ordinance prohibiting the solicita tion without a permit from the? mayor of orders for books within the residence district of the mu nicipality Eoth decisions were unanimous but with the new justice Hutledge? not participating Justice Black delivered the deci i sion in the Dallas case Justice Reed delivered the de cision on a challenge of the Paris oidiname bv Mrs Daisy Largest a member of tVitnes i ass Mrs Largent said she had gone' from door to door and to persons interested exhibited literature for which contributions would be accepeted from those able to pay The Lamar county court sustained ihe ordinance and imposed a $100 fine and costs priation committees that they were on the verge of completing their work had failed to bear fruit The ruling on the run off was important in light of Senate ac tion last' week in sending to the house a bill providing for an elec tion on the issue July 11 1944 The Senate had followed the the ory that a two thirds majority was necessary to order a special elec tion on a referted measure The two thirds majority is re quired on constitutional questions onlyWilliamson ruled A test on the run off question was due in the house today it hav ing been Slocked last week by Gov ernor Kerr who halted debate on a straight out restoration of the run off after compromising with the Senate by accepting the bill to re fer it to the people Nevertheless at the head of the House calendar awaiting final roll call still stood the own bill to restore the double primary sys tem The bill had not yet gone through committee Speaker Harold reeman said it might be called up this afternoon adding: House will be given an op portunity to discuss and vote on its own Board Would Get Power to Close Any State School OKLAHOMA CITY March 8 Authority to ciose any one of the 16 state institutions under its control is one of the many far reaching powers given the State Board of Affairs under the pro visions of a bill introduced in the Senate today by Charles B' Duffy PRnca City The bill is designed to enable the board to make shifts in institution al inmates to relieve crowded con ditions at some institutions Xhe Legislature would have no voice in determining whether a state institution would be closed if the Board of Affairs and the governor wanted to take such ac tion Under the bill according to Duf fy the board can consolidate the state orphanages at Pryor and Helena and then use one building in which to house al the epileptics now scattered among the four mental hospitals of the state BETTER QUALITY TEXTURED DRAPERIES Compere at $698! 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MONTGOMERY WARD 28 NORTH MAIN RHONE 283 (U Navy Photo from NBA) PT boat swift terror of the skims through the creamy Caribbean on the lookout for lurking submarines The Navy mosquito boat is armed with machine guns torpedoes and depth charges Books Expire Here On March 31 Mileage rations in the form of books and bulk coupons issued for commercial vehicles covered by certificates of war necessity will expire March 31 Hamilton chairman of the local war pi ice and rationing board advised commer cial operators today In order to renew these rations "before April certificates of war necessity must be presented to the rationing board on or before March 20 the chairman said MONTGOM RY WARD'S SPRING SALE i One and possibly two direct hits' plus fou near hits were scored on a merchant vessel by Second Lt Melvin Trimpe 24 year old bom bardier from Cincinnati Ohio Lying my stomach above the bomb bay I watched bombs carsh ipto and alongsidel aw vessel which was heading north in Rangoon river toward I that much bombed city A huge cloud of black smoke rose high above the vessel as our pilot Capt James Baldwin 23 of Bor ger Tex veered sharply from the target 1 An anti aircraft ibatteryon the merchant stern sputtered feebly as we started our bombing run but Trimpe knocked it out Not' even one Jap fighter came up to greet us Ship Carried Supplies The merchant vessel wj hit was carrying sorely needed supplies to the Japanese whose communica tions are being disrupted by Allied bombers and fighters tThe Japa nese never will get those? supplies because if the vessel sink the flames consumed them Since the Japanese give 'us an opportunity to use our am munition on their fighters we dropped to a low altitude and shot up some installations before head ing for home Trimpe had a smile a foot wide after hitting the ship "I will take some credit of he said remember i no bombardier could hit the side of a barn 'if he have a good pilot holding his hand steady on the bombing run and Jim Baldwin is one of the best The blond blue eyed six foot Trimpe flew with Baldwin in the Middle East three months last summer He is single Baldwin quit the University of 4Texas after his sophomore year to enroll in flying school He to is single Others in our crew included Sgt John Moore 22 Kingswill Texgunner 6 tit 97c Jr complet DRIVE OUT nnWEI Roundworm can WwBHBI eaune real trouble baMABBBBlR inside you or your UlIlDUC fidgeting appetite Jteny none or seat It you even mupeet roundworms get Jayne Vermifuge today I JAYNE'S 1 leading proprietary worm medi cine used by millions for over a century Act gently yet drive out roundworm Be sure you get VERMIUGE ONE THE GREATEST 6UMMHR0N TONICS Y0uu Ton girls who suffer from simple anemia or who lose so much during monthly periods you feel tired weak due to low blood try Lydia one or the best and quickest home ways to help build up red blood to get' more in such cases Get Tablets to day I ollow label directions i Bombers Hit Large Japanese Merchant essel and Return to Base Without Serious Opposition By THOBURN WIANT WITH HEAVY BOMBERS OVER BURMA March (De A' large force of heavy bombers soared far over Burma today to hit a 7000 ton Japanese merchant vessel 10 miles of Rangoon" plaster 'the approaches to the important Myitnge bridge six miles south qf Mandalay and start huge Tires at Moumein There was virtually nb opposition from the Japanese during any of these operations and all our planes returned safely In Miami Local News Briefs QOCIETY OaNEWS Surprise Birthday Dinner A SURPRISE biithday dinner A was given Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jess ord 512 street southeast honoring tjie birthday anniversaries of Jess and John ord A lovely appointed din ner was served at the noon hour after which the gift packages were inspected 'Dinner guests included: Mr and Mrs Jess ord Mr and Mrs John ord Mr and Mrs Newman Crdfford Miss aye Pelps Joe Phelps all of? Miami and John ord ar of Picher An An afternoon visitor was Roy Dn iphin son of Mrs Jess ord Red Cross Knitting Club An afternoon meeting of the Pershing TA Red Cross Knit ting club will be held at 2 Thursday at the home of Gene Mcerrin 219 North street Puli the Trigger on Constipation with Ease for Stomach too Whert constipation brings on discom Tort after meals "stomach upset bloatmgj dizzy spells gas coated tongue and baa breath your stomach is probably the because your bowels move It calls for LaxatiYe Senna to pull the trigger on those lazy bowels com bined with Syrup Pepsin for perfect ease to your stomach taking or years many Doctors have given pepsin prepa rations ia their prescriptions to make medicine more agreeable a touchy stomach So be sure your laxative con tains Syrup Pepsin Insist on Dr Cald well's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin See how wonderfully the Laxative Senna wakes up lazy nerves apd muscles in your intestines to bring wel come relief from constipation And the good old Syrup Pepsin makes this laxa tive so comfortable and easy on your stomach Even finicky chifdren Jove the taste of this pleasant family laxative Take Dr Laxative Senna com bined with Syrup Pepsin as directed on label or at your doctor advises and feel vorld'sbcttcrGctgenumcDcCaldwcira ACT AST To help prevent COLDS from developing Put a few drops of Va tro nol up each nostril at the very first sniffle or sneeze Its quick action aids Nature's defenses against colds ollow VlwRB VftTRO NOL SPENDING WOULD EXCEED REVENUE So State Lawmakers Will Have to Trim Proposed Appropriations PRINTED GABARDINE 7c OR SLIP COVERS Rarely under 69c! 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Willard Class Party The Willard class party held at 2 Wednesday after noon at thehome of Mrs loyd 407 Bay street instead pf Thursday afternoon as previously announced On Thursday the class members wilt do Red Cross work at the irst Methodist church As sisting in the party arrangements will be Mrs Golda ugate and Mrs Mary Bonner Mrs vv Macy will have charge of the votional lesson Miami Child Studv Club The Miami Child Study club members will meet at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Myron Jenkins 425 Rock dale road to sew for Camp Crowder Lodge Initiation Meeting The' stated meeting of the Re bekah lodge will be held at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night March 9 at the hall instead of the Masonig hall as announced in Sun 1 paper The initiation of can 1 diilatcs including several from Afton will be Held during the business session Mrs Cora Rick man and her group will be tn charge of the refreshment course All staff members are asked to wear their formals Junior Mothers Club Meeting Mrs Max Dixon will be hostess to members of the Miami Junior Mothers club at 7:30 to night at he home 124 II street northwest Mrs Edward Beeson will give the program topic alsJJfig) at to Meet Members of the Earl Hester A and Juniol A will have a joint meeting at 5:45 Tuesday evening in the social rooms of the irst Baptist church The program on will be in charge of Betty Walker Hostesses for the meeting will be IJisses Georgia and Mabel Elling ton NRS A Wallace and daugh ter Mary Grace 509 Second avenue northwest will leave to night for a vlsit with their son and brother Capt John Wallace stationed at Metuchen Mrs Arthur Mayhall 121 street northcast returned Sunday from Tulsa where she was called riday by the death of an aunt Mrs Langston uneral services were held Saturday after noon Mrs Sellars a sister of Mrs Mayhall who accompanied her to Tulsa left this morning for her home in Springfield Mo Mrs Wallace Green and sister Miss Aileen Makt Hotel Miami spent Sunday visiting relatives in Columbus Kas A A Mrs Althea Bass arrived this afternoon from Norman Okla and will be the guest speaker at the A A meeting at 7:30 tonight at the high school Cooper uneral home Phone 12 how im exactly right dress for that will appreciate this model It is perfection itself with flatter 1 ing yoke and midriff and smart looking bodice and skirU Pattern No 8188 is in sizes 12 14 16 18 and 20 Size 14 takes with short sleeves 3 yards 39 inch material or this attractive pattern send 15 cents plus 1 cent for postage in coins with your name address pattern number and size to Miami Newa Record Pattern Service 530 South Wells Street Chicago IlL Sewing seriously? Then want at once our new sewing guide and pattern book ASHION This engrossing 52 page book con tains new patterns patterns for re making old clothes sewing hints information on fabrics colors and fashions The price is 2oc By MRS ANNE CABOT The original was made many years ago by a relative of Mrs Harold Seaborn of Mt Sterling the old crochet instruc tions were so complicated that modern had difficulty with them Here is an exact and lovely replica of the heirloom doily the instructions are utterly simple! The Illinois is 11 inches in diameter To obtain complete crocheting instructions for the ILLINOIS DOILY (Pattern No 5530) send 10 cents in COIN YOUR NAME and ADDRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER to Anne Cabot Miami News Itecord 530 South Wells St Chicago Ill Enclose 1 cent for postage for each pattern ordered i Anne WINTER Album now available dozens of sug gestions for smart warm knit and crocheted garments patch work ideas quilts send for your copy Price 15 £cnts Income Tax Deadline Extension 2 Arranged or Specific Cases by Revenue Dept Senator Reports WASHINGTON March Extensions up to 60 days in filing incozne tax returns because of unusual situation due to the war I conditions and the uncertainties as to revenue bills in will be granted in justifiable cases Senator Gillette (D Iowa) said he had been advised today Gillette said Guy Helvering commissioner of internal revenue informed him a memorandum had been sent all collectors autnorizing them to consider those facts when specific requests for extensions are made This step was taken Gillette said he was informed because of fusion in the minds of the people resulting from the failure of Con gress to act on pay as yougo leg by March 15 the statu 1 tory deadline date for filing in come tax returns Gillette said Helvering also had suggested that banks and other commercial agencies a lot of taxpayers in making out their could make applies 1 tion for extensions on behalf of 20 or 30 persons at oe by giving reasons for justification for each case Gillette said he took up the mat 1 ter with Heilvenng after receiving a number of requests for legisla 1 tion to provide a blanket extension to all taxpayers Helvering was not available at i his office for further comment on the matter Ki' jX i'A 4 n1' At to MT ry Ki 5 4 DR aw KM Jw READY MADE textured Spnlmj I ffi jKL I Hl I r' A J2 20 Vi win 5Y EI4 Il lime 41 tnvrrB 1 rtr Nt BUY.