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Daily October Paid Circulation jfcWeather The Only Morning Newspapef in Oklahoma With Associated Press Wirephoto THE DAILY OKLAHGM AN SINGLE COPY PRICE: Daily 5c. Sunday 10a i VOL.48. NO. 309. Morning and Sunday SIXTEEN PAGES 500 N.

BROADWAY. OKLAHOMA CITY, MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 13, 1939. Newsday Esperantistineto MOSCOW Fice discloses Kui wants Finland to yield bases ia Arctic as well as Gulf of Finland: Russian papers hammer at Finnish -obstinacy" 2B LERNANTINO Mi estas Wanda Tinkle. Mi havas sep jarojn. Mi logos en la deka strato kaj orient-fin-avenuo.

Mi estas 2B lernantino ce Putnam school. Mi studas Esper-anton. ankau, kaj ricevis ml an Esperantan ateston. (Mi skri-bis tuin. Cu vi povas legi gin?) Erkko Threatens to Recall Delegation to Russia Unless Moscow Modifies Demands Five-Man Board Backers Pick Election Slate Six Men Named For Distinguished Service to Schools Texas-Mexico Span Collapses, One Dies, 6 Hurt Bridge Cables Snap And Cars Plunge Into Rio Grande London Bejgian "mediation efforts, puts next up to Germany: Winston uiij admiralty lord, declares Six men were indorsed for the M' ALLEN, Texas, Nov.

12. (P) ma will fight until Germany has school board Sunday by the id "enough:" war office announces nominating committee of the Francisco Delgardo of Edin- Texas. was missing and six rithdrawal of all troops except po- group of citizens who sponsored initiation and adoption of the ajjce in north China. five-member board ordinance. other persons were injured Sunday night when their automobiles plunged into the Rio Grande as the S50.000 interna Poles Dismiss SmiglyRydz, Beck Rule Hit Possible Federation With Czechs When War Ends Hinted tional bridge between Hidalgo, Allies Inform Holland Peace Is Up to Berlin King Says War Aim Still Stands, End To Aggression Is Goal Texas, and Reynosa, Mexico, Diric President Lebrun tells Those indorsed are J.

Wiley would-be mediators Ger- Richardson, ward one: Roy many may establish peace by "rep-' Turner, ward two; Dave Mc-iration of Injustices" to Austria. Kown and Ai Robinson, ward Czecho-SIovakia and Poland: high three; Edd Hisel, ward four, and command says French repulsed Gcr- VVarren H. Edwards, member-nan thrusts on western front. atiarge. i All six of the men indorsed are Rorlin Ce31 report French I members of the present board.

All Benin effort to take niu near except Robinson have been Indorsed pirmasens beaten back despite "air- by the citizens committee which was Four of Delgardos compan ions, two of them injured crit- Soviet Fleet Paper Reveals Arctic Bases Also Wanted From Tiny Neighbor in Addition to Gulf Ports HELSINKI, Nov. 12. (TP) Russian-Finnish negotiations are on the verge of a break-down, Foreign Minister Eljas Erkko said Sunday, and unless Russia modifies her demands Finland's delegation probably soon will be recalled from Moscow. The Finnish foreign minister told a press conference he would "regret very much" if. after more than a month of negotiations, it became necessary to recall the delegation but "if there is no advance in negotiations there is no other way." "We think the discussions have reached a stage where it should have been possible to arrive at some kind of a result," Erkko as- The foreign minister did not reveal details of the discussions but observers expressed belief Russian demands for a naval base on Finnish territory at the entrance of the Gulf of Finland and a revision of the border on the Karelian isthmus were the stum- ally, were pulled from the ater after the bridge cables idane and heavy artillery." i responsible for defeating the ow plane anu i school board in last April's election.

I broke near the Mexican side. The injured are: Anastacio Espi-nosa. Edinburg: Abundio Amador, Hargill: Vcnustiano Garcia. Hargill; Baldemar Santana. Mission: Joaquin Gonzales.

Edinburg, and Pedro Garza, LITTLE ESPERANTO GIRL PARIS, Nov. 12. (By Wireless) The answers of King George VI of England and President Lebrun of France to the teleeram sent by King Netherlands and Second Election Resetted LONDON, Nov. 12. responded to a Belgian-Netherlands mediation offer The.

Hague wnuc it expressed regret mat il Wanda irprise conference ministers place, the committee Sunday expressed pledge to give Leopold of the Belgians and Sunday with mrt. wi-nest consideration to live on Tenth street and Vest Si Cablc snaps. Too End avenue. I am a 2B pupil santana was In another automobile I at Putnam school. I study that plunged to the bank of the Unit- F-snprnntn also and received cd States side of the river when the any German proposals which might "afford real prospect of candidates.

ar authorities ad- There is no necessity for a pri niteci States citl- election for any of the position achieving" Britain's avowed strained cablc on that end of thc Brussels aggres- bling blocks. Netherlands on November 8. were communicated beforehand to the Polish government. No message from the neutrals had been forwarded to President Ra.cz-klewicz of the Polish republic but aim to halt German sion." bridge also snapped. Two automobiles fell In Moscow, the Soviet navy's newspaper, rtea neet, sut ns in Belgium to be ready for any vvich six c3DCiidates have filed.

my Esperanto certificate. (I wrote this. Can you read it?) Wanda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.

A. Tinkle, and has i been studying Esperanto only for one month. The British reply was made Russia must gain control oi Dotn siaes oi tne uwi ui emergency. I election for that place poin note from King George vi rinmsn dictta un wic aaut tuaai tu Mussolini orders 23.000 out bv thc committee. i nrilkh -ovprnment tn Ouopn Wilhelmina of the "We have stressed all the time we are willing to consider ques- Rome th men added to army.

issued after the meeting. Move Abandoned Cancellat defense and ability to remair the United States side, rolled down The Delgado machine was submcrg- ed. Some witnesses reported seeing Dclsado floating down the muddv stream. He was clinging to a plank. neutral," Erkko said.

of the Belgians, who on Novem- same time we must look to ber 7 offered their good offices! to Britain. France and Germanv to work for restoration of Eu- lrVPr Af UPfl iiToday's Fund Total careful not to repeat that mission, and, on Saturday, they ob-ained full Polish approval for the he Hague. It was not an empty csture, but a positive step. It means rope's peace. Is Eagerly Awaited aim was not originate with the tec.

since it was indorsing only for the job. and political might be suspected. of what the After Collision redemption His only hint on the nature ot the demands on which the negotiations are stalemated came when he said to American newspapermen: "I believe there is a place called Sandy Kook outsi.de ol New York harbor. How woulc you like to hand that over tc some one?" "That is the position today," Erkkc 0. S.

would be like with th full diplomatic i the saddle, purging such thin? signated It Will Show Amount Of Work Yet to Be Done: Jerked Polish On November Mili- clothing, plunged into the cold nci ipp i ted uc tm an un- Of- which the two lead Monday noon will tell thc Drunkenness Charged, Three Are Injured Three persons were injured. non seriously, a driver was charged witt drunkenness and drunken driving, schools, religion, uolitics, the press i Republicans debate holding a late 1940 convention, hitting hard hi five. i short campaign California's dor governor thinks Washington should jtion help his state pay SaO-a-mouth pen- ncw ilons Beds that teeter endwise Rj are used to aid arteriosclerosis victims, Crov in last April's election, since the the campaign to raise enough money )edebrj; un; u' a th-ordinance was not in operation. to support 15 Community Fund agen- icm sidc O'Xcall Is Chairman tbrough 1940. Rodrisuez said the bridge declaratlons bv Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax "must form Dart of any settlement" of the current conflict, the British monarch's reply said.

Britain's ally, France, also replied Sunday saying it was "up to Germanv" to establish peace "by repara- car. was three ambulances sitions. There is and fire, truck screamed to thc If the 1.000 volunteer workers report slowly into the water, pledges totaling even close to the low- riniiv fiwirf sn far in the campaign. th nr 1 chairman of the committee. ing personalities, besides the president, are Premier Sikorski and Foreign Minister Zalcski.

had published In the Official printed in Paris, three momentous decrees which show in a striking manner that the Poland of tomorrow will differ radically in its political structure from the Poland that crumbled last September under the impact of Twelve imittee statement rcporK State big gui that deliberation we de-j little about the crs. naddllnjr around in boats. Sill." but we have come so far it is din cull." there was a issibility of resumini negotiations later, he replied, it "de ponds on circumstances." Erkko shrugged off Russian pres. attacks as "part of the game" bu The icn budget quota being reached. i hampered in their search by to boom for them today (Texts on Page 4.) lislon Sundav afternoon at Northeast Seventh street and Walnut avenue.

Ravmond Mcintosh, Negro, 30 years" old, 812 Northeast Seventh street, ran a stopline on Northwest If they fall much below that jid satisfactory Rodriguez said he did i Oklahoma press lealnar on safety December. figure, which 1 shot 5 fell in thc appro ported last Friday street, crashing into an A worthy and qualified candidates bridge was built in 1928 and added "when press attacks posed on Austria. Czecho-SIovakia and Scv Poland." i and C.l.. The citizens committee in-; take them int uruL consider Snow Cruiser Near Concerning a Tass reuort of Fin dorses six men for the school iTon' Mirrors, Buttons in hTen StSZAnd Wires Create general commander-in-chief The king declared consideration would be given "any proposals from Germany" if the neutral rulers, acting as mediators, were able to present anything conforming with Britain's purposes. nish "stubbornness" in thc negotla- spector of the d.iGoa, Ties Knots In lo be reached.

The marshal is probablymcorrcct. I think here- dow procedu: on Eastern Traffic lUoti Modern Miracle car, police said. After treatment at Oklahoma City General hospital for minor injuries, he was put in jail on charges of drunkenness and drunken driving. Miss Helen Collins. 21.

of 636 Northeast Twelfth street, and Miss Dorotha Crockard, 22. of 721 Northeast Twelfth street, passengers in the cab driven by Jimmy Lee. of 23 Northwest Fifth street, received bumps on the head. Miss Collins was admitted to Oklahoma City General hospital and Miss Crockard to University. rated beei tallery tolds him largely re- that the fast uace set in the Churchill Says Belgian, Dutch Fate Involved, Too overflowing for i IS dom earlv davs has been maintained.

If FRA.M INGHAM Mass. it lasted through the weekend will be opfoiv 20 miles fron who. butt we are both a bit stubborn." Erkko said he could not say at present when the Finnish delcgaUon might be recalled but added: "I think I will know tomorrow about 4 p. Threats to Finland, Jibes At U. Are Renewed Opinion LONDON.

Nov. halted here Sunday planted the Munich: casijv obtainable at municipal The budget this year Is S3Jf i lord ight after a 132-mile trip from Pitt- Britai night tl raised year ago. The amount repre- field i one or the greatest traiiic mil mies DOROTHi THUMP- audltorium any day this week, during Wisconsin's need of 21 mil- the public demonstration of the syn-e rr-ifc? Governor Heil in a chronized transmission of light and FRNK KENT sees a rav i sound, being sponsored by The Daily -ents of tieups in Massachusetts history. rtcies. Public Safety Commissioner Engei thc 15 participating age: that "the fate of Holland and Bel- A fire truc; MOSCOW.

Nov. 12. (Pj Wide- estimated Okiahoman. Okianoma uity nmes. like that of Poland.

gasoline from thc street which nao Soviot navai demands ut)on will be obtained Stockman and re involved in extended some leaving S96.7G2 ipilled from the smashed Mcmtosn pinlancJ jnciUding bases In the arctic 'Si- Ihe i the of hope; Morgenthau ideas wy prevail ALSOP and KINT-NER report the capital's frosty welcome for the Soviet ambassador. behind the of hij and the French republic. Declaring Britain's sh on which images of the closes. A report of S35.000 Monday i will be considered good. Anything be- low that will mean there is hard work "have failed to comply with the the" ''did not reflect public opinion and did not take care to alter electoral law of 1935," which deprived Polish citizens of the right to select freely their own representatives and avy stronger.

vith huge her anti-U-boat iorccs tnrce will be seen. The buttons, dozei them, are on the amazingly, compl car- as well as in the Gulf of Finland, -r I if were disclosed for thc first time Sun- I hird lerm IS Urged day as Russian newspapers hammered WICHITA. Nov. 12. at what they called Finnish 'obstln-Young Democrats of Kansas, in an-jacy" against coming to terms, nual convention here Sunday, urged An article in the newspaper Red that President Roosevelt be drafted to Fleet, organ of the Soviet navy, said Cn-rfc Tall Tiger tales ich the ed control boards from telecasts will be handled by Riirnc Hntrhp? Aq trundled by at an average speed of 10 miles an hour.

The 132-mile run was made without accident despite a course that took it over Jacob's Ladder in the Berkshire hiSls and around "hairpin" turns. far better prepared to endure st malice of Hitler and his hich doesn't exactly make' the Soon- telrCa ers happy as they turn to the Mis- Ls fternoon gain control of Finnish run for a third term. for radio engineers, technical Pug f-Q Reach Port of September." sweeping condemnatic rule Marshal Pilsut Kansas State Washington and who want to find out about the inner I PORTLAND. Mi New York both win in the pro race, mysteries of television, but anyone The NorwcgiBn -j Airplane Crash Kills "each Three in Mississippi HAW HAW DOD BOGGLE MY DISS ISS DER. SVELLEST OW) remain tkd for the top Dominic.

"f11 0 i. fnr rivl leaders tr.iro of the famous DiMagcio brother be by card. For other wood scraps i Yarmouth. N. the Atlantic, her of FARMHAVEN.

Nov. 12. OP) Three men were killed here Sunday ic; of Baseball, is purchased oy me remainder of the week, the 8AKGAIN VOT I EFFER "I go so far as 'to say mat if we come through the winter without any large or important event occurring we shall in fact have gained the first campaign of the war," he added. Asserting German troops were concentrating near'the Netherlands and Belgian borders. Churchill said.

"I shall not attempt to prophesy whether the frenzy of a cornered maniac will drive Herr Hitler into the worst of all his crimes but this I will say without a doubt, that the fate of Holland tional union ought to be thc motto when their airplane crashed in flai while circling a wooded DID SEE e.i nppar-i obeyed ail. emergency that thc members of rival here Sunday. Her bunkers nearly exhausted, thc vessel, which was bound here, from Throndheim. Norway, ran into a head wind off the Maine coast. "So strong 1 present mm.

landing snot. izovernmcnt have unanimously come i index of Features ilo programs Society it the The b03ics wcrc burnea beyond Monday to Continue that we couldn gain against Fair and Moderate to thc conclusion that the directorial regime set up following upon the coup d'etat of 1926 was to be regarded as the major cause of Poland's tragic misfortune, that thc Polish people must not be allowed and Belgium, like that of Poland, and w-forc mphis Make yourself and others as happy as The Captain by taking advantage of this opportunity. Save on your Okiahoman and Times yearly mail subscription. Fill in the order below. You'll save from 25 to 34.

Act NOW. Girl, 10, Fatally Burned Hall jCPLilN, Nov. 12. Evelyn phis. Tcnn.

to entertain any doubt a that an abrupt departu from the Sunday night. He forecast i and said he believed warmt me party wts believed 3 Memphis from New Or-ittending a football game except Tayloe, 10 years old, was burned route back of the fatallv Sundav. Her dress caught fire leans after Three in Car Jump i 4s Switch Engine I Backs Into Machine Three persons bound i for church I morning escaped injury when I Icey jumped from the car in which Britain to Withdraw Troops From North China in the south, central portioi ill be fair andfrom a trash "burner. Saturday state. Tuesday LONDON, Nov.

13. (Monda; The war office announced early past had to be made as soon as possible. It was explained In support of that decision, by an authoritative voice, that the foreign policy carried out by former Foreign Minister Beck since 1934 was wholly unintelligible unless related to that min- 5 of military mfUct in -aty were riding before it similar to Browder Allows a Peek at His Idea of Red U. Purges and All hat registered was 57: Way-58: Gage. 62: High for Tulsa and Muskogee, wratneast Twenty-ninth street ana I Shields boulevard by a Santa Fc I itch engine.

o- b. McNarv. 40 years old. 536 it patter Earl; "shown in public debate as not -atujiisi forty-ninth street, onvi thought that the door ought to KiMcAlester Girl Shot NEW YORK. Nov.

12. (IP) Browder, general secretary the i cial car. said the MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS ONLY In Okla. and Texas In Hunting Accident rvive. Industry, national economy, proper- Communist party in the United States exnanded Sunday night on his ref- in attempt.

Federation With Crechs Another Interesting feature of the hat fv nnrf rofiK: would be takei Boston last J'ALESTER, ripeness for Abdoo. 18-vear-old clerk ne oti.sh government's progr j-Slovakia. ir a McAlester department store, wasi Daily and SOnday Oklahornan by Times and Sunday Okiahoman by J2 Okiahoman. Week Days Only by He said In an interview that he in a serious condition in a hospital here late Sunday of wounds suffered hostile attitude taken by Beck and other Polish ministers of the period $7.45 l5eT $7.45 $5.45 EX. $4.95 "had not been dealing with the question of how to effect" transition but awjppea at the crossing for tne ta to go by.

Then the car rolled on tract McNarv. his wife, and Mrs. fra Riddle, 630 Southeast Twenty-fimth street, jumped. TTie northbound engine, traveling carried the stalled ma-ae 15 feet down the track. The gwas George Wylie.

Arkansas Small Girl Hit by Car ln of Her Home Thc press Is "a industry: therefore, it is impossible to think of it continuing as it is." Browder compared each phase of the government he recommends with in a hunting acciaent. rather "to showing the Alders democratic Europe" Britain would maintain in North China only enough military forces "to protect property and maintain order." Military sources in London said the British forces at Tientsin, where a Japanese blockade of the British and French concessions has been in effect since June 14 to force recognition of Japan's "new order in Asia," would be reduced from a battalion to a company. Air Raid Alarms Awaken Paris Early PARIS. Nov. UP) The faint hum of airplane motors i and the heavy firing of anti-aircraft batterfes gave Paris ite second air raid alarm of the weekend Sunday.

The motors were believed by observers to be those of German reconnaissance planes flying in the direction of Paris. The air raid sirens sounded at 4:20 a. 'm. An hour later, the all clear signal was heard. The city experienced a 70-minute alarm early Saturday morning.

tated by nate oi Oklahoma City Times Only by Russian govei tne present 1 the Badcen. 16 Louise. 20 He old. both of McAlester. An ac which.

punlth asked whether he thought constant "liquidation" of of-ercv. and citizens would be to" the establishment of the he said. usuaHy are put out ot ousi- vation ness." probablv would meetjhc same ficials, fate as the 13 non-Communist parties necessj that survived revolution in Russia i social ii cidental discharge of a 16-gaugc shotgun carried by Badeen pierced her richt thigh. Dog Shoots Man in Foot Mildred Geskini institutions whlcn existea mere. They did not realize when they shared in that country's dismemberment last year that they were really diggihg Poland's grave.

Sikorski and Zaleski and their friends now consider that, in the future, the Polish and Czecho-SIovakia democracies must pool their resources, and, as regards military and diplomatic affairs, enter into thc closest possible bond, a bond possibly amounting to a federation of some kind. To that effect, exchanges of views have already been begun. I 'ised la JAMESTOWN The educational system would fol- "We leave Congressman Dies to low Communist ideolocies and become Wendell Wilkie." Browder replied, "adjusted to the needs of the people Wilkie. president of Commonwealth instead of capitalists." and Southern recently criticized Nov. 12.

the foot Sun- tj by a car in front of her home. -f released from Oklahoma City L'BSCIUPTIOVS A hunter was shot i dog. While hunting uuspuai atter ff KetuJeth Paul Northeast Twe heldbi-Mlica. its present leaders and teachings. R- shotgun.

The- dog stepped.

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