The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 1

The Weather Daily January Paid Circulation The Only Morning Newspaper in Oklahoma With Associated Press Wirephoto THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN hiib. 34; low, 15.) 1 Morning 97,099 Evening 81.533 VOL. 48, NO. 44. EIGHTEEN PAGES-OKLAHOMA CITY, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1939.

120,000 Turn Out to Cheer and Jeer PHILLIPS RAPS HOOSE SALVES Flu? Not For John, The 'MonV KK BREAK I COLD WAVE IS FORECAST Woman Columnist Wins Right to Boo As Nazi Bund Rally Excites New York SCHOOLS' BARS TO ENTRANTS HYDE, PENSION MIXUP ENDED Presiden 'Rosen eld' Object of Hate. Dorothy Thompson's Ejection Is Prevented As Hevwood Broun Intercedes. Opportunity Plowed A WAVE of flu and John, a jgiant rhesus monkey, hit town Simultaneously Monday and the management of the Lincoln park zoo didn't know which was worse. a pampered fellow fresh from eight years' gay life among racing Under, He Says. and QUIZ TO BE STARTED members of the German Record Low for Date To Be Set First.

TO EASE TODAY Gale Piles Up Drifts In North Part. A promise of relief fi'om Monty's ice winds and snow flur-is contained in Mr. Wahl- Legislature Bows To Praise Members. ALVA MAN TO QUIT U. S.

Aid Is Held Sure After Action. Seventy-one-year-old C. H. Hyde, lone remaining member Both Law and Medical Students Cited. Governor Phillips Monday American bund, 13,000 of whom staged a giant rally in Madison Square Garden here Monday night in honor of George Washington, have not yet acquired the precision barking and trained maneuvering of those whom they call their brothers in Germany, they do not take a second place in the length of their list of hates.

include all those now other newspapers and a critic of fascism, was rushed toward an exit from Madison Square Garden Monday night during a mass meeting of the Pro-Nazi German American bund. Those who tried to eject her were identified as a bund "storm trooper" and two policemen. To her rescue went Heywood Broun, another anti-fascist columnist whose social and political theories, however, are widely at variance with Miss Thompson's. Broun escorted her back to the press box, where a dozen of the bund's uniformed "storm troopers" lined up behind her. The Herald Tribune was advised that Miss Thompson was escorted out of the arena by police after she gibed at a speaker's remarks, but was allowed to return when she pointed out her laughter was "part of the right of free speech." piuposea a stuay to determini whether medical and law students in the University of Oklahoma should pay tuition or ren gren's forecast of generally fair der service to the state after tona Tuesday.

It will be unsettled but warmer Wednesday FTER her return she cried '-Bunk!" at one point In a speech by of the old public welfare commission, prepared Monday night to step down in triumph after forcing the house of representatives to adopt a resolution patting all members of the old commission on the back. The resolution was a little rough for the house to swallow, but members took their medicine like little men, by a vote of 62 to 27. Arrangements for the resolution and sith rain probable in the east portion of the state, he said. Most of northern Oklahoma had snow flurries Monday, and most points reported sub-freez G. w.

Kunzc troopers graduation to pay for their spe- af' cial training. ranged The governor took the position united states that many students arc beinti I son, the eoiun squeezed out of the two prof es-1 sions because of strict regula- UTomp'ari! tions inspired by the profession seemed lorn to keep down competition. oases in a He maintained the regulations are keeping poor students out of the two Their hates priest, appeared ing temperatures. Whipped by I blizzard-like gale, the snow drifted from the far tip of the I Oklahoma panhandle to Miami; In the northeast. icn- Dorothy Thompson was SjU.S.

to Fight itl1rcc ycars of co1 -y-n 7 "aving" guarded closely bv a police detachment. She holdouw Keep Wrapped Up a prcreQuisitc when he entered school. i thC th tn 7 Crh explained she was merelv en route to a meeting of Phi Beta Kappa hands of a state official Monday Friendship Is TrotcMed of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mtisso- A Vl 1.1 u-hcrc she was honor guest and that she wanted to test the right of night and it was scheduled to bo in circles of Canada. John was brought "I am going into it as a friend of Hni. UcC spc'ccl1 al a rally- tho of Governor Phillips Tues- hcre to take charge of the monkey education and not as an enemy of TV" 011 ln lhe city 1 live 1 day nve probably will hold its grip iuring the night and send the mcr-rery in Oklahoma City to a low of torn 6 to 12 degrees by Tuesday norning.

He said the low probably poHcc-jlf Necessary, TV If pCPSSClYV the of 13 of the mouth on member. in i Scanning the daily racing form in i "It is something the public should be servos fought' off lustv anti-nazi Germany Tonight I listened to words taken out of the mouth of TV s(ormv mpnhrr the monkey reception room, he over- thinking about. i throngs in the streets. Police Adolf HUkr. i stcaVfnst for of soriM bto for February 21.

established 1894. the federal the Pitiman mi-iCAA1(, OL4- yd ttlfl ILlll the last, clung loud laugh but heard Uncle Leo Blondin. zoo su- i -By reason of tiehtlv organized mated than 100.000 persons, including wantetlr.1l" mw.a demonstration, hot a large demonstration or security board to the last, clung to ijerintcndont, relating tho sad tale control bv the doctors the board of Wlere and theatergoers, were jammed 1 a to do uth free of John's preccdessor. Jack. Hitler regents and others can't do what they I a'-0111 lhx Eilh avpnuc 0Tls 1 jast Not a loud laugh but a soft one.

It is not the rule or I to got him off the commission unless vLrf monkcy pU or the tvV hvnnt t0 with tbc medfcai school. The Thirteen wore arrested in TS 7ASHTNGTON. Feb. 20. '-Vi ctrrvth nB" this counir' lhat per-son ln lhc audlcn must applaud the house passed the resolution com- i "ack said uncle Leo -is a niti- 'l" enS' excitement in the hall Senalor Piltman Nev.l worV- HOOSE BOOSTS 30-MILE SPEED ful caRC of a monkey who just nt hM rcRchcd thc point wherc C.J denouncing dictator states as didn-t take care of himself.

Here the boiler maker nlumbcr -and ec intent on ioi rung tl vorld. he is 17 years old and all washed one ekeTs declared Monday night that up. In show business for 12 years one can't get into the classes, he rkcr leaped to the rostrum ad- Americans would die if necessary 5ti Ti' u- has just got to be a wpa worker. vanced' on Kuhn. He was felled im- to preserve the things they special election, for which $68,500 had been appropriated.

Hyde even forced the house to commend him for re al this stage of the uro- SESSION COSTS! LIMIT TO STAY and "juggle and whatnot. Prank cUiteS WOrth mrC than i Herbert sent him out from the of opportunity. It is getting to where hurled him across the stage. Hisi ilIL; I ecedings," although he had not offi cially resigned. The resolution came as a clima of a week of hearings bv a snecial Short Reign Forecast The extreme cold probably will be tf riiort duration, as Wahlgren said ttoptratures will begin rising over the tUte Tuesday and Wednesday, with the mercury expected to rise freezing Tuesday afternoon.

Skies will te partly cloudy with snow flurries i probable early Tuesday, although general snow is not expected. A strong wind piled drifts of snow in the area around Enid, Cherokee and Aha. The state highway patrol reported snow and ice covered highways in the. vicinity of Alva. Cherokee and Perry-- made automobile traffic hazardous.

However, no highways were reported impassable. Heaviest snowfall Monday was reported at Waynoka, where four inches fell during the day. The fall was measured at three Inches at Alva, rtere the minimum temperature was 14 degrees. The mercury also was 10 liwre at Enid and 4 above at Forgan. High Here Is 34 Tne maximum temperature in Okla- fat and blind he'r) rM his hlltP Ln ,1 fr t-n nr I i right into the orchestra pit." fore studying to get into a profession, torium bv nolicc.

i Ii impeachment committee headed by Herbert could not do his niain i nnnrt I icmwmy More Ujxpeiisive nans lor jev Law Are LUUieuu Give Up Durant, and Mrs, resigned Friday That is not a popular thing to say. TAT THOMPSON, the columniit j-lrm stand in defense of American Than Spendthrifts. Dropped bv Citv. work bottle oi chloroform and Ins bicycle But public sentiment has got to crys- "1 and wife of Smeliar Lewis, the rlghts "throughout the universe." 11 I Wo', and the message: "Leo, bury them 'tahzeon the sublect i Nobel prize-winning author of "It B- E- Chancy. Tul; both together." I I Can't Happen Here." probablv was ac- I Tnp "economy legislature" had cost Plans for 25 mile an hour night Rfler beif? subJec TACK hung on -for two more years state8 Thahanot Tada when she fotmd, as she re- iteusSut1 ofSr.10 thaii the la.U legislature, which has! dropped Monday in favor of stricter KfM 1 but nowTc's 80 thde county fr I cwSt lSt: 'come In for so much criticism as a andi 3 WBSmm MM John followed this line of con- phSssaid many of his good "l1 and the was 15 in Your Aches' to Bed5" Agam' Take yone' but 545 the probIcm to bc I Golden Rule." 'Rescued by Heywood Ethiopla' Wluiess The senate, which chopped its He said a drive week! mHbT p.

m. Snow flurries began falling out Perspiration oozed from his furry Lcdbettcr. member of the mcnu' "lntcr G--av -shir ted storm Discussing Hitler's future course, i Cskm to 56 for the present session cnt limit convinccdim this limh'if the ricked his tziantrefrabmr Hivolcp I0 of lT' concr5 wlJh thc troopers followed with i id has made a real saving of about enforced, is low enough. ture cliokcd- governor Monday, and 1 left more force than charm. "Gut the: "Docs anyone doubt that Hitler has 414 in the first 49 days since it start- "A 25 mile an hour limit." Quinn JF nt rLon a C.

poisonous snako!" tFull details, col- i in hi program thc domination of ed. but it has been more than offset "would slow traffic down too! i-Jgr and Uncle Leo! he cried. "Please the medical school. The 6j Ukrania? In fact, does anyone doubt bv expenses in the house of repre- i Modern automobiles arc fully WM ere not heavy enough tc measui While the snow was banked bv inds in the wheat belt, the mois expected to be of some ben too also was reported in Kansas wrth. poi United States Monday Sl wA wnt lc Jack, honest.

Look, school authorities Wednesday alter- mcmbcra of the German- beria in mind? If so, simply read 'his Thc ho" ln Hn(r The reduction of five miles nn hour. 3. ana Touched. Uncle Leo quickly -From the figures he gave me It in their laps and beor and sausages Mussolini, which seemed to hint he an increase of about. '3 wrccm It "Wc wi continue to enforce the the) wraPPed John's fevered head in a costs more than $2,000 year to cdu- in their hands, expressed hate by lift- i thought' the Italian dictator might not has trimmed the number ot house cm- an -10Ur limit a.s a sustain-; Wi xvv-l iuices- milk and soups while over That Includes a partial expense of ing.

hooting and booing. jaxis. ru'ers lhc famous ijoye' -so far' Earle Simon, traffic commission fe- aoia 1. Alva 10. Perry 14.

Gushing 16. Shawnee 15, Weatherford 20. Mus-f2 22. Miami 19, Blackwcll 8. City 13.

Ada 22. Tulsa 10. ton 21, McAlester 22 and Ard-nore 27. Snow Flurries Reported Snow flurries were retried also at Tulsa, Woodward. Guymon.

Shaw-. Perry, Blackwell. Weatherford, chillJHnmtadfuld the mcd5cal scho01'" this manr ano'a himrW Lghrgreet- SHSdTre''4wS CTie 'dom! 'bigSgafn in thf purchse LC "mil '0t6 Iwalte-him. tbioTCfOThhrTiffS of thus time, com-! "We wanted to try it out for a Jako Tovitt son of Frank Levitt students Eettine into the school The arrangement President Roosevelt -rT pared to S2.050 by the last house, month." Simon said, -without ar-1 xs-SsteSS "hB city Hal1 -SmSi 53,821 printine car dss 1 1 ss i in Montreal! CaradVsald hc wan a yean'he said, but were warned they as were "the dictatorialHnokiHe-j HlnQP Wpfl TT PQfl i MeamvhiIe- senate has made the 'limit by "je special committee, ed John rateed an American. had better not.

Thc regents arc hum) Ickes." Henry Morgenthau UlUbb VV LLineblld substantial reductions in its pay roll, ordlnance- Commutce tactics brought charges of John takes over at the monkev afraid to do th about It for and the cabinet member referred to! I supply and equipment putxhases. re- Z-fC' S- Vfk- pit in May-if he keeps his neck- 'car of a black mark on the school's persistently as "Ma Perkins." w. A. Quinn. city manager, an- dllcin total expense from $48,529 UOlCleSt XllldS i PU-smoking wrapped up and sticks to water, w- J1 bc i i 1 m.

i -n i nZdVX 'comniffi hnuiv A snowstofrn also blew ov wm riUluckyf'h Wtudentebut actually 66 entered riankfnrt.va a tlo nn 'v GIRL 8 FOUND i most of Missouri Monday. Dodge ty, with 4.4 inches, reported the latest fall in the former state. Hutchinson had 4 inches when the jwjm blew off at 3 p. m. Wichita ru wenes ana Eldorado 3 inches.

shortly befoi Ued through the Joseph repo! inch Triih a lve. Jefferson lw reported sn flun -sh. dry ks in St. Louis at i Garbage Monopoly Held City's Right I SI jgsmmm iu.tes Wanted Judge Ben Arnold city's right to hauling garbage vrit of mandamus A. Isabel.

fage from Bishop's restaurant for feed. Arnoldheld that garbage hauling is j' business, but falls under juration of the city health depart- Isabel said that he attempted obtain a license from the city, but Two Triplets Said To Be Doing Nicely BNTON. N. Feb. 20.

P) of three triplets born eight looking out at weather. Baltimore Sun finds Texas in a commend thc commission1)1 jitter about matters of tax, high Hyde in his hotel room Monda jear-otd father were reported "do-; nicely" Monday. Mrs. Louella Cowell. 40 years old is nearby Morrisvilie, Pa lost th make any statemeni for Young It's on to Enid Wednesdaj Phillips has questioned the aptitude re Garden was varl-ed for a Now York mobile in which he was riding with THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE follows: 1 Garden was packed (or a New York rally Page 9.

a mooted matter merican hund Mniirim, niaht A srrtinn of "other. L. J. Flud. 20 years old.

FOR RESULTS Your comm bund Monday night. A section of test for students entering the medical school, also the method of judging Madison Square of the German-American the crowd is shown. -uxh a boy shortly after birt Unday. she and her two daughtei ere reported well Monday at a hoi here. difference of opinion be n.

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