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The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 15

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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1939. THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Television Apparatus Installed for First Shows Today luxury to Spare: Liner Becomes 'Ghost Ship1 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE No Compromise By Harold Gray The Weather Cooyrtfitit. I93g. OKLAHOMA Fair Mon Tuesday, warmer exxept souti Monday: warmer except northwest portion Tuesday. Italian Vessel Hit Hard By U.

S. Ban on Travel noted American author, bound for Germany writes of li. ernprience on the almost Technical Side To Be Discussed By Engineers (vesterdpk- two hard customers called att the tecum home to warn xjohu to drop his TKVESTK3ATIOH OF JASPER KEYS DEATH- JOHH'S REACTION ViWS PROMPT AND VIOLENT SURE- IT'S PLAIN WELL. IT GEE- YOU SURES fEAH? I WAsT THOSE COWARDS CD RATHER ENOUGH-HIS QUICK SURE DIDN'T ARE BRAVE. UNCLE 0 A FOOL- I 1 WONT ATTACK ME- fl HAVE IT THAT DEMISE WAS WORTH TAKE NICK'S JOHN WOW TH' (j LOST MY BUT PROM NOW5R WAY THAN TO A HUNDRED THOUSAND BOYS LONG WAY YOU TORE INTO TEMPER AND YOU.

JILL. AND ANNIE, GIVE IN TO 4 I TO ANSON sJOQ SO TO LOOK THOSE TWO GORILLAS) MY HEAD- WON'T BE SAFE A GANGSTERS'.) NICK GATT JUST DD US OP- AND KICKED "EM JL I FOR A SECOND- JSrfT ANSQt UT O' HERE JP empty kalian liner Rex. Editor's Note. tOTHBOP STODHAIW NEW MEXICO ANNIE'S HUNCH NO -SOME OF WAS RIGHT-JASPER NICK GtfTT'S KEY'S DEATH V4fS i BOYS VANISHED 40 ACCIDENT- lj Tuesday Programs And Rest of Week To Be for Public inlns burcs suddenly pia inted 1 has played my TFXAS- win on ordinary passports Tmmed the travel flood to the me. Se.

So I to Europe almost empty ship. Television's wonders will begin un-M folding for Oklahoma City at 2:30 11 1 p. m. Monday, and the process will be practically' continuous for' the re-e i mainder of the week, on an especially I mainder ol The Italian liner Rex is one of the By Al Capp LTL ABNER A Het Time in the Ole Town Tonight! Vcranfortablv accommodate 2,000 the arena of Municipal auditorium. SK.1 ne8rly l-WM thJTaX this trip, all that splendor is ular benefit of radio engineers anc wff lavished on nreciscly 25 first technicians, there will be no barrier-fIaf pasnge small group Mlon- a short row of reclinmB hear detailed discussions of how if; chairs on the promenade deck: a pa- the i Of the 12 shows scheduled this week theiic Ule cluster of WU- TviftDVl PCP5 O' GOURMET AH MIGHT I CHUCKLETACHUCKLEf-NATCHERLY I I TAB INAlV i9t iDueo rri BURN EK "Dur I "5HE3 5KEERED T' COMET STOP DAISY Jj L.

Jit, ovldent-os of i only Mondav night's has any re-njones twic arc 5iet: -H buinc -s le aders r.B-jus ssrv Some in Tourist Class I Aflep thal thc demonstrations will bo Back aft. in tourist ctass.Jt's prac-; wide open, witrwao admission charge ecrs occupying one-fifteenth of the and a' p. m. daily, available space. And up forward, the: You Can See Both Ends osuallv crowded steerage (decorously Informality will be the keynote reehristened third class) has scarcely throughout.

Wide aisles have been more than 100 denizens. What a con- i provided between rows of seats which trast all this is to the recent west-j also will have generous space between ward trip, when the Hex reached New them to facilitate moving in and out. York crammed to more than normal Spectators will have their choice of he stage for microphone and cam-amid a maze of lighting ecjuip- Passln? the Straits of Osbn.k: always a memorable experience. Portland 60 31 one of sik receivers DON NSLQW OF Ht NAVY L-onso otion bv Lieut. rrank Y.

MarrineK, u. in. reproduce Miter about mid-afternoon. Th( the v. comes from the gyyyQgg BOMBERS I JT NOW THE LUCKY WE'RE IN fl WOT RED LOOK AT THOSE TJ GET IT, SON? I tfS 8 If i will be an idea! DID THEIR STUFF THAT BATTLE'S OVER A SHIPPING kANE Jig LIFE BOATS AND TUE PEOPLE iHC NO PA55BNGERS.

ph for 15 minutes for iPtMAPIMP' CH AWOFD i'sl WF AW UFI PFVI iPDS A DP ioM I DM TUP iAIA HOP'S DPfK TUF VnPI TPI IISF TUEN C-pheston 57-8 73 47 Ml ef cloud-masses shot with "learns of watery sunshine. At one moment a magnificent rainbow spans the broad straits like a mammoth suspension bridge. On the African shore, the jizced Sierras of Morocco are draieri in mists. By contrast, the tf Spain are dappled sunlight, Strom slopes tinted with tender preen. As we enter Algcciras bay.

we sec Gibraltar's outer harbor crowded with casual glance at what's going on, visiit nil afternoon or all eve-to watch everything. The pro- OVER A SQUARE MILE. JilllV TME SALVAPORS COAMN6 FROM 1H THEY'RE ALL MEN IN WORKING 1 WAS DISBANDED 7 MERCEDES fff'S i llS -feu OF OCEAN utMplj IVv SURVIVORS ALL DIRECTIONS fr CLOTHES, AND NOT A WOMAN JTN ENGLAND COLBY 15 WZtFlVo mosphere ot th informal. Equipment Is Installed Two Radio Corporation of America The sight of the impounded ships visibly annoys all the Italians aboard. ingineers, Harold Marklcy and Walter Officers are tight-lipped and stewards Lai i addition to the television become indignantly vocal.

I view the its SI. 500 iconoscope or "i scene from a vantage point on the i six receivers, which comb tondeck.Presenr.lv wvi-i7ri nv- mechanical radio unit wi al tender approaches us from shore, i scope and light-receiving machinery. iciiir. mployi Of(k I lr.fr military constables, which PO The stage is a i nersonated bv Plymouth citizens, the "which MICKEY FlNN-A Chance! By Lank Leonard SSe? tah2aSnK! atrionSUSPCn i 1 1 T- 1 ins meal over open fires in ancient standards, from th blazing hot lamps give enough lllumii To the left of the stage is a glassed-i control booth, in which all the sany complicated operations of com- V7 fwSfllRVri GUESS LATE FOB DINNEG, ItECQIBLE. XNV DOCTOR I SULFAPVRIOlNE TABLETS freely-killed deer and fowl followed TSlTTYS KING TO THE 7 HE'LL BE MRS- FINM-HE TOM? AS 11 BETTER.

HAS JUST CALLED A Ff -AND IF HE tSPONDS ancient Indian paths along Town lleves his mind. "Look at all our ships in here." he "isn't it a shame? If those English goad us too far," 1 that sets off a sailor who is painting i nearby. He joins us. gesticulating i M' mtsh sn the Eng- ining ann monauiattng sounn ana 7.r. ToVS2 7Tk ouvcinaMC -d a Ri IT vaP wriNIT kfwnw celebrate Thankscivine November 30.

veToctev I KING. kT Li THROUGH A TO THE HOSPITAL) WSM'T pV" ifV CONSULTATION UNTIL. able to see-ai- is a verv rri to see how ENOUGH 1 i I- Chief Promofes Murray xtsrass rJ 11 ferJ kSsAVZ- CT tea- to station coPtoin li5h he growls, "I vent thr tie Ethi in i I though probably dppp-ed i i fr si jj I i nsn x- i i taste i. n- r. they can eather around th to watch the other end of the The engineers say about 300 persons the reception at one 'KJgJ VSS 1 "TN llSi 1 fleer standing very ere ier's stern.

I shudder happen if the jjhat impulse. But, Due to arrive Monday afternoon, in time for introduction to the technical men. is Chicago's Television Queen, chosen Saturday night from a large Three Germans Nabbed By this time, most of the of contestants at that city's officers have climbed aboard, so I go I televisi nip oe oest suited to appearing heroi the critical thi often pla I tiful subjects. test of the ship's Just outside Oic door, flanked by thc constables, "and our three Germans of military age stocky men in their thirties or -s or Thc Chicago girl, whose identity had CHARLIE CHAN Character Created by Earl Deft Biggers Going Overboard for a Blond By Alfred Andrlola Another War May Cost -yr, Kh7 Us iU billions a Year I HObiat I I oon't se a Fool a promise you wont Jf WAIT-. Uf oMID1 ftt In ths compu6iom poNY -UheIuetavvayI i WAIT- nSsS THE DI5- XyQQjf f------d HER BACKfj insolvement in another war idwst.

noc iearned here Sunday nitjht. ssivc. I be brought to Oklahoma Citv by iking Dick Hooper. RCA engineer who will rves. aid Markley and Lawrence in the ulied.

demonstration. She will remain liere I am told they have been all the afternoon to sooth their they should be pleasantly during the week and will appear twice laily. aownstalrs to the lower gangway. Mondav afternoon Edear T. Bell I nurry on deck to watch the ten- will open the show.

There will be der again. It is now dark, but bv our numbers bv WKY artists including snips I can see some cheap Fee Norton. Jean Marshall, the Rough I LETS MURDERER. 0 Usi US -'ild suitcases hnnded aboard thc tender. Ridci Fancno and His Ridger there win be MAAW, ESCAPES WM WWtHk A--OTJ 9 'VH' ald of IMng for wtferntions to come." by the three en- AMO JUMPS OVER- WCJSTf HKfVWP -TO Vif XfcJS Oocfor JlaariccZ'a orecctsf: short rope-ladder: then the three will be televised a Germans: then the second constable i technical discussion UKt the RriHcl, cinoArc science of BOARP 1M4L JSPffl JS Kl Mffl 1 Lawrence will talk The Germans, clad in raincoats, light Carets and huddle around their Knty baggage.

As the tender chugs television. Murkier will conduct a lie forum when the experts will can think of. and Hooper p' British accents': can go tniight away now!" Acreage for Sale 121 191 Monday night will see the sr WKY artists perform, and also Muse, new 19-year-old ballad sfnger from Cameron Agricultural college at RRIKJIKl IIP FATHFR (A Full Pa-e the Sunday Oklahoman Every Week) By George. McManuS lDTS-IX'" I Lawton. Kerr depart present a style show, and the city's many of their colleagues on the tele- A CAMOUsl fsTOLl-V- LOOK AT HUH-WEALL HAVE 1177 mh uHnt htlZm I hcalTW CESOPT-ITI5 I SO I WOTiCE-T-NERE'S TMaT 8UMCH OF OLO HCWDY-STRAMGEP5" RHEUMATISM AMD ALL BUT M- Mt-i-f cloudy, Avindy, eastern Oklahoma w5riDW 5pamou5 ab'gCEmete acmesdpans- suppose vou all WEURIT15 BUT we HERE moderately warm, fair, calm; west.

va-TEC WUICM CUQES 4 ktlW SeEOUTOPWV TUEV LOOk AS CAME HEtoGit DIDM-TCOME AMD GOT IT- central Oklahoma warm. fair. calm. au ACMES and pains- fll: VWOCW- THEY W5E OVER- CURED Ol YOUf? I WE WERE low barometer: extreme western Okla- aClIrh! wSd P-- jW- nEJ 5ma modcratcly C001' parlly cl0Udyi Dickinson Class Discusses Ethics Of Chrysler Strike CHARLOTTE. Nov.

12. Gov. Luren D. Dickinson led his Bible class in the little Eaton i rrSAS NKAR HEAVEN Farms for" Rent 123 Farnis for Sale 12-1 SjST'W" -SlFJ1 lBrnrs- C'-i north pj w'VWtTTKCe si55. Methodist church Sunday in a dis cussion of the ethical values he sa! in the Chrysler Corp.

labor dispute In a discussion of the text (Matthew the governor called sons to the sentence: "Lay not up for i 7. I for the American Scantic liner lor- 1 I nnnm Predicted I thnsaW ooUcfcs arr null nnd void yourselvt this conflict with "its great wealth?" Arbitration Setup putes between air earners ouu 01 lu uv uses rQr mactide which sailed from Jersey City I fjj L.Tr ciw oA on any I by the American Arbitration associa- Saturday. BALTIMORE. Nov. 12.

W) Dr. 1 AAyiuAtc in- Accepted by Air Lines "eU-ork of tribunals IVUUIC lU The Mormactidc. carrjing S.000 Harrj. Elmer Barnes, widely, known "M.rSirttt c-m Tjpical of trade questions are NEW yoEK Nov. 12.

The tons ol tires and spare parts for autos njstorian nnd sociologist, asserted I reeaidim: any of the forcKoini: oollrirr. I CHICAGO, NOV. Ed- Ugrccmcnts for mutual use of equip- en linc motorship Carolina along with a genera! cargo to Bergen. Sunday that capitalistic economic hffi comnunicoie wLb U.e under- 1 clarcd justification would depend 0 the conditions under which the cm ployes worked, and were of thc opin ion that the Chrysler Corp. had co, an- questionable advertising terms and Thorden arriveo tounoaj it f07 a orthern Euroncun 8 aoorm-u luu wuhMter iusurance Company accept- practices: standardization of flight sengers, six of them Americans, after ship to leave tor a rnopc'." continues and if we go in.

which we I of New York advertising terms and Thordei right to weaitn if it treawa ers properly. Dickinson had annealed nnnnccd Sunday the formal jf an procedure: regulations concerning taking ic uuintui 1 will if it continues another year, it I in, ntu icedure: regulations concerning taking clergy of Michigan to offer prayei i-schcduled flights and malnte- il55 nf.ro nmiontrt tn Ameri'rans. means the end of our government." i Telephone 3--22S agreement providing Sunday for a speedy settlement 01 adequate scneauies..

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