The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 28

SUNDAY, APRIL 9. 1939. TTTr Tvi tt tr rtTj-r irMf TWELVE A' inrj iaili uiUAnvjJHAl'N Pims XII to Deliver World Peace Message onjtrtisirst Easter as Pontiff Mrs. C. Bowers greeting, c.

ROSE SOCIETY Easier Bunny Gives Advance Tip Raymond Clapper Eyes Europe: Peaceful Ending; Held Remote PLEA AGAINST WAR HINTED IN WORDS TODAY TO HAVE SHOW Outsiders Are Invited To Enter Exhibit. SCHOOLS WILL JOIN IN MUSIC MEETJN CITY 3,000 Students Are Due Here This Week. taincrs. Fred M. Moclc, restoration00" The Oklahoma Rose society djj OT.

ganlzed In 1934. and now has a lan membership In Oklahoma Cit7 and other ciUes of the state. With cb-portunity afforded for growers who are not members of the society to ex. hiblt. an unusually large display from throughout Oklahoma may pected, said Nissen.

Dispftys from the municipal rose garden in Will Rogers park where over 10,000 roses were planted bv the WASHINGTON. April 8. We can only guess where events in Europe are leading, out n. se able euess that hope peaceful ninMnn now Is extremely The Oklahoma Rose Society will hold its sprjng rose show May 20 and i Northwest 21 in the new arm Twenty-third street, i clpal gardens in End. pGr City and other state cities will be under the supervision of Henrv Wal-i ter, city horticulturist.

Moving pictures in natural cole? showing" the development of tjy Rogers municipal rose garden win shown by C. T. Baker at th Th day evening meeting of the society the V. W. C.

A. Three thousand young musicians will compete April 14 and 15 at Oklahoma City University in the ninth annual district elimination meet of the twenty-seventh Oklahoma interscholastic music contest, according to Clarence Burg, university fine arts dean and district chairman. Representatives from 30 central Oklahoma highschoois will compete in vocal and instrumental music ST merCcurTungsten. and for those three great necessaries or modern life, wool, cotton and ruo-Germany and Italy can reach those supplies only over trade routes controlled by the British fleet Does it seem reasonable that Hitler and Mussolini, having come this far will be content to leave such vital raw materials dependent upon the permission of the British empire? Present expansion on the continent probablv is preliminary to a challenge of Tlritish sea power. It is In connection with sea power wc have a direct interest.

That challenge, however, is likely to be some time in arriving. Although tho Berlin-Rome combination is powerful in the air and quite strong in submarines, it lacks adequate surface naval strength to face the showdown. From tho point of view of Hitler and Mussolini, the logical course would be to push continental expansion as far as possible short of pro-vokine a general war. The Balkan advance, the demands regarding Tunisia, the steady Japanese advance southward in the Pacific, are all preparatory. RAYMOND CLAFPER.

Due to the large space available plans are being laid for the society's largest show with a number of features added that will be of interest these the steps necessary In tho actual William G. Nissen is chairman of the exhibition committee. Other committee heads include, Mrs. C. B.

Pierce in charge of arrangements, J. Henry' Johnson, judging. J. F. Nelson, awards.

Mrs. A. E. Schwan, non-member exhibits. Mrs.

H. W. Clcgern. finance. We can all wish that this guess may prove to be Incorrect.

Yet in shaping our own policy it behooves us to weigh probabilities and be guided by them. Chances seem to me to be against an immediate outbreak of general In occupying Albania. Mussolini apparently is acting in preparation for further domination of the Rome-Berlin axis over the whole Balkan peninsula. Although ultimately this would impinge scerely on the British life-line through the Mediterranean, dispatches from London Indicate occupation of Albania will not be resisted by Great Britain. This action seems to remove last lingering hope of France and Great Britain that Italy could be pried away from HiUer.

Will Rome and Berlin be satisfied with domination of all Europe, inr eluding the Balkans? The answer probably is in the negative. For having achieved that, the combination still would be dependent upon Services Throughout Nation Planned in America. VATICAN CITY. April 8. () Pius XII is to deliver a message of peace Sunday as part of the Joyous celebration of the resurrection on his first Easter as pontiff.

The pontiff's homily will be Latin from St. Peter's loggia. Loudspeakers will carry his voice to the crowd in the Piazza below, and immediately afterward translations will be broadcast in English and other languages. Interest was heightened because of possibility the pontiff would raise his voice against war at a critical moment in European history, but Vatican prelates declined to prophesy exactly what lines his message would follow. Services to He Broadcast Most of the Easter services from St.

sorting soon after 10 a. m. (3 a. (Oklahoma time). Broadcast of the pope's message was scheduled to start at 11 a.

m. (4 a. m. Oklahoma time-. Part of the service will be in Sis-tine chapel.

The pope first will be invested its the hall of vestments with Can Lost Hair Be Made to Grow Again mitted to enter the state contest in vocal music at the University of Oklahoma. Norman. May 3. 4. 5 and DOCTOR'S FORMULA QUICKLY RELIEVES ITCHING, BURNING OF ECZEMA plies SENT FREE TO ALL WHO WRITE Hugh S.

Johnson Says: Nations Need Easter Spirit Invitations have been mailed to 200 highschoois this year. Quartets Open Meet All events of the district meet will take place in the fine arts auditorium rooms or Wesley Methodist church. Friday morning, beginning at 9 a. contests will be held Tor boys', girls' and mixed quartets: piano, violin, vioia. violincello.

string bass, harp, woodwinds, brass instruments rmbollzlng protection of a priest DON'T YOU TELL It's secret matter, as you may see, as Easiei bunny gives an advance tip to Patricia Dunn on where to find the eggs Sunday. Little Patricia, age li months, w.i? one of many tiny patients at Boston's children's hospital cheered by the visit of live buniries Easter eve. (Wirephoto.) 'IT i. TiM hv, Baylcss, chief justice, who di SJ-nOnid nrJTlP.P rOV i wUmfanlv Sicirvin is a evil. Iron: 30 YRS.

CONTINUOUS SUCCESS! If face. legs, arms or hands are covered with ml. -icaly Eczema to: relief from the terrible itching and burning use powerfully soothing, liquid lemo do as all life is doing now i a fresli start, we might what is left of civilization. ent races, since the beginning of history, there was a festival much like Easter at about this time of the year the vernal equinox or the beginning of spring. All were much itching because could be gained by Skirvin Suit Named alike.

People cleaned up 10 different, speedy-acting, dicar.ts long valued for help- tainly true because i could be gained heal pimples, lothing but vn together Phillips Saturday named p. I Mrs. i and drums. At 1 p. m.

Friday contests will start in glee club music, mixed chorus, string quartets, quintets, sextets and instrumental trios: trombone quartets, brass quintets and sextets: trumpet quartet-trio: woodwind trio: flute quartet, clarinet quartet, and woodwind quintet. Fridav night. April 14. the Okla-! homa City University band and 'orchestra will give a concert at 8:15 in the fine arts auditorium. Guest conductor will be A.

R. McAllister, president of the National School Band association and conductor of the Joliet. 111., highschool band. vmMi'mnwaSl-' convinces! Real severe cases may need b. the high court in chapel for ticning of the "third hour" tint! to receive vestments for the mass in the presence of an imposing group of ecelestiastics.

Pope to Be Carried From Sistine chapel, the pope is to be carried on his portable throne to the Basilica below at about 9 a. m. (2 n. Oklahoma Timet. Music by the Julian choir will accompany his mtrance.

During the afternoon in St. Peter's procession of the three Marys will celebrated, commemorating the visit of the Virgin Mary, Mary and Mary, the mother of James, to Christ's tomb. Many Outdoor Rites Set Over Country WASHINGTON. April 8. years ago.

It is not human beings alone who do it. All life does it. Animals and reptiles shed their dingy winter coats and come out in new and noction with the American Oil and i urday. after being christened with ZJ -V fcoa' ad srx- Reflning controlled by W. B.

champagne by Mrs. William S. Sims MM JL ft shining rainment. The whole earth birds and clean fresh start It Ls Howe: erything. It is A lie? band is regarded as the much could be had by mutual con- "xhe" whole European conflict is between a determination on the one side to preserve all present boundaries and.

on the other, to readjust them, and that the "have" nations will not negotiate with the 'have-not" nations until they are strong enough to resist any change which means that they will not negotiate at all. Happy, happy Easter! This seems wrong. It daily becomes clearer that the military outcome of war is right now so certain that is the old schoolyard reason that. Ones afraid and other dnssont." This is the best time of all to negotiate, but there is precious little Easter spirit among nations. HUGH S.

JOHNSON. finest non-professional band in cx-j istenco and he is himself considered as the outstanding proponent of in-! strumental music in schools. pity that, generally is new blossoming in Easter is only skin- conductor of the Okla homa Federal Symphony orchestra, and Luther O. Leavcngood, dean of Teachers' college at Winfield. Kan.

Legislative Journals Leavcngood has just returned irom Europe where he studied conducting under Bruno Walter on a Salzburg scholarship. Neilson revealed. McAllister will be the speaker at the Friday forum of the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce April 14. Soloists for the concert April 14 will be Dean Burg, pianist, and Mrs. James Neilson.

Saturday. April 15. orchestra con- House Journal the white sand dunes near Stovepipe Wells in Death valley national mon- i ument in California: and against a background of billowing white steam At sunrise utrnd ninth annual Knights Templar i program at Arlington cemetery. Park officials arc preparing for $0,000 at a free concert at the vesper vmr by Marian Anderson. Negro imer.

on the steps of Lincoln memorial. President Roosevelt ls vacationing traito vocalists will compete at Wesley church, while additional bands will be judged at the auditorium. BILL IS DEMANDED Friends to Attempt to Get It Out of Committee. Friends of the Elk City Co-Opora-tive hospital bill planned Saturday to mAkc a fight on the floor of the Backers of the bill charged an effort was being made by the committee on health and sanitation to kilL the bill by delaying action. The committee, which twice postponed hearings on the measure, held a brief session Saturday and recessed until 9 a.

m. Tuesday. Dr. John Hubbard and W. J.

Gier. Oklahoma City physicians, appeared before the committee Saturday. The bill would legalize certain advertising practices of co-operative hospitals. It is backed by the Farmers' Mrs. -lonsrvrlt is spending Eastci turn Monday, when White House grounds arc thrown open to children for their annual csg roll.

HUSBAND 'OFGIRL, 14, WANTS TO QUIT JAIL Writ of Habeas Corpus Is Asked of Court. Ftnhn1tnr: OIL-PLATE Drain Refill and Senate Journal MAN KILLS KIN WHO WOULDN'T WED HIM Girl Cousin Shot in Cafe In Lynchburg, Va. LYNCHBURG, April 8 (UP) Lloyd Maddox. 27 years old. killed his pretty cousin.

Mac Napier, 23 years old. with five pistol shots Saturday because she said their relationship would prevent their marriage. The slaying occurred as the couple sat in Lynchburg's largest restaurant. The girl slumped to the floor while a score of diners looked on, and the youth beat her with the pistol. Maddox surrendered when police arrived.

He said he had been drinking. The couple had been "keeping company" Ha, even the old grindstone would have a job removing oil-plating. So it certainly won't drain down, no matter how long your car is parked. Never absent always ready to lubricate in advance of the fastest oil-circulation oil-plating plainly ends "dry starting." That ends Engine Enemy No. 1.

And that's one big reason your engine lives happy and snappy ever after you get it oi l-plated the oil-change plus! You're doubly happy with all your plus mileage from Conoco Germ Processed oil. Change today to Your Mileage Merchant. Continental Oil Co. This is more than the Old Spring Tale about draining murky Winter "leavings" out of the crankcase and refilling with Conoco Germ Processed oil Jumping way ahead in the story-weeks later your engine's gauge-stick is saying happily, "Still no need of adding to your Germ Processed oil'! Who'd skip any part of a story like that? Here's the gist of it: The minute your car rolled out of Your Mileage Merchant's station, the rare patented substance in Germ Processed oil caused engine parts to attract a rich coat of oil-plating Just try and get it off! mths. Charters Granted DOMESTIC Mrs.

Vela Cochran Granted Divorce Mrs. Vela M. Cochran, wife of T. Price Cochran, serum manufacturing company executive, was awarded a divorce in district court Saturday after Judge Clarence Mills approved a nroo-erty settlement. Mrs.

Cochran was awarded custody Pcwy Jo. 7 years and Patsy oW' Two othpr chtl- Four Are Accused Of Operating Still A 75-year-old Oklahoma county Negro and two sons, were among the quartet of Negroes charged Saturday with violation of federal liquor revenue laws. William Johnson of Jones, and his sons, William Johnson 17 years old, and Lawson Johnson, 18, were held in the county jail with Estcll A. Parks, a 26-ycar-old Negro from Arcadia. All were held under $1,000 bond, following arraignment before George Eacock, federal commissioner.

They were accused of operating an unregistered whisky still. fwm lour Mileage Merchant CONVENTION HERE The thirty-eighth annual convention of Oklahoma Funeral Directors and Embalmers association will meet in the Skirvin hotel Tuesday and Wednesday. Gerald L. Brown, Enid, secretary treasurer, shown above, will be a principal speaker. The meeting will open at 8 a.

m. Tuesday, and will close with a banquet and dance at 7 p. m. Wednesday. Examinations will be given Thursday and Friday.

1 Thm 20 yes giv to live C0N0C0 GERM PROCESSED OIL Port at! $28,800 at $150 a mont Jteri property. The Cochrans married Oct. 18. 1917..