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The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 5

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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN, THURSDAY. JULY 5, 1934. Showing Allegiance to Hitler Murray Estimate I BERLIN HALTS SUSPECT HELD IN DEATH CASE On Anglin Total Is 'Wild Pitch' Always trying to do more for out customers than any merchant has ever done before, FINAL HONORS MS2L HITLER DEFIED Off OUSTER OF HIS REICH AID jlindcnburif Refuses To permit Chancellor To prop Von fa pen. Alleged Burglar Is Sh By Police Scout. L.

N. Waller, 36 years old, 2: Southwest Thirteenth street, driver ANNIVERSARY for the A. A. Cab was arrested Wednesday, in connection u-ith the alleged attempted burglarv Wednesday morning in which Jactc SALE Brandon. 22 years old.

was killed by Rov Honrjer. nolice scout. FOR THE DEAD 'SH Flowers Removed From SoffihS Mass Graves; Funeral governor. r-iij rtf Incomplete unofficial returns show Rites Called Off. hu Tom Anelln.

runnlng nearly 50.000 votes behind E. W. Mar- BERLIN. July 4. hP) Mourners, jand.

the first man, but the governor including Baron Kurt von Hammer- predicted "three times as many votes stetn-Equord. former army chief, were ju? the next highest man" for Anglin. prevented by police Wednesday from in publishing his prediction, the attending funeral of former Chancel- governor analyzed the vote he believed lor Kurt von Schleicher and his wife, would be rast and took credit for who were killed in Saturday's "clean- Anclln's main support. up-' On a prediction of 520,000 Dcmo- The baron and various officers cratic ballots, he forecast Anglin's gathered around the funeral chapel vote as falling in these classifications: in Park cemetery in the borough of Murray support at least 150,000 Lankwiiz to pay their last respects to Voters not Murray's 40.000 the man and woman who were offi- "Band wagoners" 30.000 Hopper and W. W.

Harbolt, police efusfl Wednesday lo nf Adolf Hi! to. scouts, tdenunea waiter Offering Values Be you Compare All inclusive Selling they said raced from the vicinity of Marathon Oil Co. 9 North Blackwelder a the shooting occurred. Brandon, who has served tet both the Granite reformatory a McAlcster state penitentiary charge of grand larceny, was killed when he ran from the two officers. after they had seen him crouched near the warehouse.

The police scouts said Brandon was the same man they questioned near the warehouse at 3 a. m. Tucsdav morning. Marland. Brandon was identified from fingerprints.

He was wearing gloves when he was killed. Waller denied being near the wart house. Police said he reported to cab company at 12:45 m. but con! not explain where he wa.s from cially stated to have been shot "re- The doors did not open, and a few minutes before the hour set for the services numerous police arrived with an order "from above" that no one could attend exercise. Floral tributes were ordered taken to a rear door of the chapel.

When the clergyman arrived, he was told there would be no funeral exercises. At the grave, from which mourners also were dispersed, were many floral tributes. Meanwhile, a high police official said bodies of Berlin storm troopers shot by firing squads would be burned as fast as the crematory in Gariciss. working three shifts, could take care Porter Newman. 25.000.

Divided between the eight andtdatcs. 40.000. i Trade Board Names Aid WASHINGTON. Julv 4. (JT1 I "he fedora! trade commission Wed-; icsday appointed William T.

Kclley. member of its legal staff since 914. as acting chief counsel to take ver work of Robert E. Hcaly. who of Tex A ut hot FTTCHBURG.

July Miss Hattie Hawley. 44 years ole nationally known author of died late Tuesday night at her horn fnrTuch of the.r real north. Evcrv Diamond pur.haiH at McEntce' will prove tn be a real investment and when nothing jxchange commission. 1 this kind and no benefits of clergy 7 pict-re. tclrphnnrj horn Berlin to London and sent hu rrd-n tn Vnrk, shott a reichsivchr detachment aoosc-steppiwi pas! the Rrrhv residence of Adolf Hitler, demon-sf-afnt thdr Inyn'fi; in alter an abortive mutiny in the ranks had' been ruthlessly suppressed.

eiHh' Tonr hxs dpc nr.fl ror.ditlin The matter of whether the ash( will be turned over to relatives wi ARRUKTZINC jVDOWNSTA-RS STOREn Qermany Told in Brief WREATHES REMOVED FROM MASS CRAVES I MUNICH. Germany. July 4. fPt i All wreaths of two fresh mass graver. in the Erlacher forest cemetery were removed Wednesday on official or- In the graves are bodies of Chan- cellor Hitler's former friends, who were shot as 'Traitors." but cemetery officials apparently did not see why wreaths were out of place until they; Chancellor Hit- PvrMri.nt P.tul von Out They Go! Remaining Silk Summer friend of Von Hindenbur ught although no official CHANNEL WEDDING RINC 10-DIAMOND 0 The name of Fritz head of the foreign acadc added 'o the list of thfw- killPrt Saturday.

It. was he was sho withow official authorization. 1 Tnr 'covernrnent0 revised its estimate of the nttmbei-" than 0 but sti save out no SOLID PLATINUM paved with 10 di.mon.U on v.etv and ul Cemetery keepers profe; know where individuals turning awav all queries was the grave of Ernst ESSES a mother, who her son. has Values to $7.95 Boys, Facing Early Death, i Thrill at Firetuorks Sight 2 1 1 5 Summer Dresses of washable silk crepe and acetate jersey. White, pastels and stripes.

Sizes to 44. v. 186S. all of the male offspring of hlv dfluchters in the family have been flirted by the strange malady. 'mc disr.is" has taken a Knp at the ac I local hospital Wprlnesday after it hfi reported she had taken poison.

of I had been despondent for some tit relatives said. Funeral will 'at 18. An arranged by the Hahn funeral hot id Glen died two the Of heredity. None' of the 300 Cool Summery NURSE-MAIDS IN DEMAND I members of the family ever has been afflicted. case struck before the boys could start to school the Dietrich brothers have developed a more than ordinary tal- 77 COTTONS Originally to $1 randies.

Voile. Linens Gincham.v Sheer Cotton Laces. Dottec 24-DIAMONDwBRSAVcf TWO GIRLS INJURED Bite Is Evidence IN MOTOR MISHAPS! In Gorilla Scare bnu'' 77'" vou know 'full w.lf that onlJ J9.00 rnW Sale $2 Panama Hats BROOKLYN. N. July 4.

i.P) A 88c this low price. ir." without au-1 Miss Helen Ensey Hurt As nv other promi-j Taxi, Car Collide. A-as idlo have Miss Helen Ensey. 26 years old. 424 he waa mistaken Northwest Sixth street, was taken to ne was Anth0nys hospital Wednesday monkrv business after all had an outlying neichborhood of Brooklyn looking under beds and behind doors Wednesdav with jittery apprehension.

Mrs. Lillian Lynch, 23 years old. tn furnish the "Droof" Oklahoman and Times WANT ADS Phone 2-1211 teeth wounds inflicted in her face with cuts and bruises sustaiwU ina Tenth street and Hudsc The cab in which si i as collided with a car rim bv Dr. Sixteenth July Clearance of White SHOES Communists Fight Graft, Speculationj Fourth given cmer- MatlOll IllCOlUC rrnren Taxed 20 Percent T1IPS Chinese Confesses CAPITOL i Hrrt WHEELEk Roht. U'OOLSEY Cockeyed Cavaliers' 450 pairs to choose from it this low pries.

To Slaying Doctor MADt TUAM -rrent of the hav- been Chamber of Po- Heir- ere PEIPINf'. China. Julj re said Wednesday tha Us M.v.rhm. a Chine? ns cleared up the riALr urr rier of wk. ago.

enable. 1 utitandins Watch Valo. w'aSmV robbers on June 19. CIRCLE Chester Morris "King for a Night" $6 CROQUICNOLE S1 RINGLET Thi t.me it' a mi with bracelet attached. Thi.

Lu was stated to nae coluf oanized and led 3 me aged mission of prese I "GAMBLING LADY" his family. iRb $177 ri I Values to S2.95 gf5 1 iillLj srjorvnAMSALS 0' WJ-r IS TrE3 nvrpoRTED Jjrr SANDALS arid OXTORDS hed'heights all sizes in" the price barwin' ceTeb'rate our 29th Si Rites to Be Set ubertyJHO For Tram victim Widow of Barnett Files Court Action A hrnnd nfw idea bctin from the ruSgeJ prirfrpr. tquan detiz SISE ncr.L'XE TRIPS TO THE WORLD'S FAIR profit tharing nn lh, part of xrtat xnlut Xiting rj lit, of uhieh hat been attempted hefnrt FULL DETAILS hmadeast in the McEntee program over VCTKY res for lid. 20! who wf the Street and Draper (MIDWEST- 3 "Shoot the Works' Ppohce reported Childers spur rently LTgcc Thornton, ducovered the body. EMPRESS nnnc CNr; n( ART RIALT(T1 co BARRYMORE Join BUra THIS SIDE of HEAfEV I I TOM BROWS nil Summer T-Strap Sandals 69c ISO pairs formerly priced to 51.49 in Linen.

T-Strap Sandais sizes are broken but all sizes are in the lot H-Ss WHEN 'SKEETERS' BITE oady. superintendent of Kfcru" ril1Xf Mission Indian asency. who ha oni gALT lne reKc i Als'. -idfr order to appeal S'JjX wonderful "Sistantly 17 to answer a petition to show thM and offljsi AU Druggist. t.y he should not turn over ruvi grMMed.

FOLLY "CIRL WITHOUT A ROOM" cor.fTlflinflT Hfl RV Downstairs Store".

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