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The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 7

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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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7
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1939. THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN It Really Works, Folks, Come and See mlly by brlnjr the 50-cen iwaiMihrniH Television Baggage Is Unpacked First at Katz! New! Introductory Size Drivers Without License Face Test Carey Makes Renewals As Easy as Possible Motorists who fail to get 1940 driver's licenses before January 1 will have to take rigid examinations. 1 fee. Carey began contacting large firms Thursday to urge that one representative be named to handle renewals for all employes of the firm.

Persons also may 'mail in the 1039 licenses with the 50-cent fee and the 1940 licenses will be mailed to the applicant if a stamped, self-addressed envelope is included with the application. Persons who have never obtained a license must call at the tag office, Northwest Tenth street and Broadway, and attach their signature to the license. However, they will obtain the license at -the time of application, in the past, the license first went to the state department of public safety where it was photographed and then mailed to the applicant. City Jail Is First Scene Telecast WKY Demonstration Ready Next Week Harold Carey. Oklahoma tag agent, arned Thursday as tne iuu licenses nlicant to call in person to sign a stub receipt.

part Tnty-: member of a family may obtain oadec CREAM 11 at just back door Thtirsday, 2x juditorium's ba engineers put n's put on their worning vithin six hours tele- Rothes. jston had cc LrWev and Walter Law-Corporation of America rts. set up uiriuu. wu.H- jnnstnltter. And guess appeared LUXURIA takes minutes, not weeks, to convince you of ils wizardry.

Smooth it over a dull, dry, grey-looking complexion. See a fresh, soft, rosy one appear. It makes skins lovely keeps ihem lovely, of reflec citj -e? That of the 1 iQ jtcross And on LI AD Ol CTonce. Watch it work. It is yours for always.

scale, with stage snows HUBBARD 51.00, $2.25, $3.50 Sixes AYE At KatI ToMct Coods Deph bduon parades, and Sted To the public all next wcel Tthe auditorium, the public to wests Of The Daily Oklahoman aw Times, the Farmer-Stockman ant Walter Lawrence, left, and Harold Marklcy, check up on the insides of the television camera. station wft.i. Included in the Viitiey and Law ice have set up assemble before U. S. Atom Blaster Wins Nobel I Fathers to Pit Skill hen the demonstrai Monday.

r-n ooen for a group of technical ex- Prize, Plans Huge New Machine STOCKHOLM. Nov. 9. M-The 1939 Nobel prize for physics was awarded Thursday night by the Royal academy of sciences to Prof. Ernest Orlando Lawrence, Berkeley.

and the 1939 Mfts are the transmitter, the six rc-Svers, lighting equipment with 12 Slowatts of power t-nd a lot ol spa -arts and miscellaneous pieces. The transmitter consists of two pkces-the camera, which is on a rolling tripod and which ma its.it be swelled over a wide range, and Against Their Sons Students Run Schools In Boys Week Test Dad will have his crmnce Saturday afternoon to prove to the boys he hasn't been telling tall tales of his prize for chemistry went to Prof. Leopold Ruzicka or unck ana dial board and The 1938 chemistry prize Mnitfon receivt Adolph Butenandt, Berlin scientist, went to Richard Kuhn, Heidelberg. poser furnishing 4 Look Like Ratlin ihich Each of the six receivers. wtJlc and use oMhe public while programs Sjmiiar studies, was given thejatoi Y.

M. indicate oml2'pCKi ordinary radio set. ine re i ment Qf the cyclotron and re-i ri and. would make it dc i-djly polished walnut cabinets mhinets ana. cm rAmmerri- suits obtained witn it.

t-s to build an alreaciv-! incidentally, arc for $600 each. i in artificially radioactive ele-j planned cyclotron, which boy? inple piece ments. He is on the faculty 01 would proou Most expensi special committee p. m. Saturdi the University of Californ hand Thursday was the in innocuous-lookins ificial product $lus affair which is th transmitter.

It is. 1 cliied. "a whole lot of vi little turned out bv the largest of his tw machines, a 225-ton affair which co; SSO.OOO. The projected new cycle iron will cost about S750.000. Welch Farmer Found Guilty of Manslaughter "Vicodat known for I of the horm chemlstrv.

ical studie scheduled Friday ndt kinescope which is the key ftbie lo acCepL the prize-In the receiver. Shaped some- 1 man aw forbids German A district for fathers and sons to be admitted VTNITA, I icted to chv hichschool football games i-n- shst like a bouquet of flowers accepting a Nobel prize. William C. Medliti. 24-year-old fi riay for the price of one adult admis- Trapped in cellophan Value of the Nobel prizes of a racket Ok- MHHvl V.I FKTrmjTTH Pupils.

1 gs of the fund bequeathed to from oUUIlTUlJ X-iLA hJJfSs Bottle Memoirs Cologne both 1 $120 Box Dusting Powder or 1. Delightful Memoirs Cologne, In a tall, graceful bottle and Memoirs fragrant Dusting Powder in a lovely pink box, both in attractive white and gold gift package. Women everywhere have been charmed with the gay and alluring Memoirs fragrance. Buy for yourself, buy for gifts. Offer good only while supply lasli ien it breaks," as Markley said.

Because of the danger of flying- glass jhould it explode, it is wrapped in mer. of manslaughter and set his sentence at 15 vears hi the fatal beatinj of Jess Hummel. 49 years old, September 3. The state charged Hummel, em- Wr'lch. was beaten to death with club and a flatiron there.

Mediin'; Dr. Gehart Domagk' for research in Swedish crowns Sri when installed in the Ip realvinc set. The boys carry 12 of these tubes with them, and call each! cm quite tendcrl; Huge New Instrument They facts Here a They fed 200 Thursday nipht nt the Salvation Army when members of the Optimists club were hosts at a Father and Son dinner for members of the Red Shield Junior club. Ben LaFon. Optimists president, was toast master.

Frank Smith, chief of police, was principal speaker. Max's Rites Without Pomp BRUSSELS, Nov. 9. (UP) Burgomaster Max of Brussels. Belgium's World war hero, was buried Thurs- May Further Research from MarWcj 9.

BERKELEY. Nov KtherNobc nning Dr. Ernest Orlando Lawre ations 1 inc worci tnat he haa W01 tdver- priZe for physics for his of Madlin for Monday. Arrests by Road Patrol Jump During October A general tightening of traffic It commission hasn't yet allowed tisinsr to be sold. "New Yorkers, if they can enforcement to combat an Increasing after a simple fu- Brussols programs but only in a limited ptrument to further explore the field range transmitting and receiving of atomjc energy wrials must be within eye-view of tak.

other in New York that's new venture 1 his wishes number of accidents during the la week in October was reported Thur day by the Oklahoma highway patn honors, in accordance During the week the patrol made iriy dri JStS. transmitter is ori the super-high Em- i pin; State buildinc. es IS owl Five PERSONALIZED SHAMPOOS for five tones of hair In face powdrr, toii choose thr colo lhat do, the mojt for you. Now vou shampoo can do the samp ihing! Th new CLAIR OL I'crsonalixcd riham ijjjk 49 ink driving charge HIGHLY PRAISED FOR BRONCHIAL COUGHS! "Although receiving set- now cost blast. adapters for modern radio re- This undertaking Is closely allied ceivers can be bought for $199 with science's long dream of convert-television is still in black and white ins atomic energy into practical use.

months several labora- all mht for ely superior, a nediea. says Doi wnnicolor CONSTIPATED! Gas CrowdHeart. along although kle workshop on the Berkeley cam pus, have succeeded iary kinds tnent. much too ex homes, telecasts Vou See Seudi omits mparatively reproduce color, and Receiving PRESENTS PAGAN RED where they conducted a similar help- (Personalized em "Winier Ll5ls used lo raise (Tic humps on my skin so dial I looked and felt like a polka-dot tic. Rut now, when the geese fly south.

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