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Sunday 10c TWENTY PAGES 500 N. BROADWAY, OKLAHOMA CITY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1939. Newsday Interest in Television's Magic Twice Fills Auditorium; Queen of Light Waves Makes Debut Silent Finnish dclega-MoSCOW yon leaves for home iMt Russian-Finnish talks break down. Finnish officials await Helsinki np0Tt delegation before Indicating whether effort will be to revive talks: good will on Society Juliet Held Prisoner, Romeo in Court Eligible Bachelor Of New York Demands Parents Free Girl Two widely differing audiences gave The Daily Oklahoman and Times-WKY television demonstration at Municipal auditorium an en thusiastic and interested reception Monday, a foreign nun- greeting indicative of widespread attention on both sides is needed. British planes and antiaircraft guns repel Nazi Shetland Islands and London ir attack the part of the public toward tne phenomenon of synchronized sight and sound transmission.

Monday afternoon more than 1,500 radio amateurs and professionals, the men whose futures may be affected by television's growth, came in to learn from Radio Corporation of America engineers some' of the inner secrets of the new branch of radio science. They crowded close around the sound-and-light stage Negro District Houses Found Unfit for Homes Minimum Health Standards Asked By Realty Men Ninety-two houses in the Negro district between Stiles, Eastern avenue, First and Eighth streets are "unfit for human habitation and should be demolished," according to a survey by the Negro housing committee of the Oklahoma City Real Estate Results of the survey were announced at a committee meeting Monday. The committee decided to: off England's cast 3 German merchantmen announces NEW YORK, Nov. 13. (M "Juliet's balcony" was a guarded apartment on the swank east side and "Romeo's ladder" was a legal document Monday.

The Lowthcrs, socially distinguished, and the Hcrricks. ditto. the general technique of opcr- Reich Orders Its Navy to Keep Hands Off Flint U. S. Envoy in Berlin Given Voluntary Assurance Warships Wont Interfere With Vessel on Westbound Trip WASHINGTON, Nov.

13. (P) The German government Monday ordered German warships not to interfere with the City of Flint on its way back to the United States. Alexander C. Kirk, American charge d'affaires in Berlin, was informed by the reich foreign office that the German naval command, in view of its understanding that the cargo of the American freighter had been landed at Bergen, Norway, has ordered all German craft to refrain from taking any action against the vessel. An official of the state department here said the German order was a voluntary one and did not result from any request by this government.

The freighter, bound for the British Isles, was seized last month by the pocket battleship Deutschland and sent to Murmansk, Russia, in command of a German prize crew. Leaving Murmansk for Germany, the freighter, put into Norwegian waters, where Norway interned the prize crew Markley. Monday night saw a crowd of more than 5.000 businessmen, their wives and friends on hand. Hetar passage found themselves involved similai mllned An! aircraft shell (ras- They. too.

threw many questions at the RCA experts. AnJ aircraft shell I ag more type pr1ncIpstll. ctm ments wound three persons rrnpri uirn tnf. adantation of iclcvision to popular re- Paris Bear Paris as French drive away Ger- ception the a planes. Muss MM 'HHHH tBSflH reply Berlin i 1.271 contestants, meaning that hor brunet typ adaptable to television cameras and lights.

Monday by airliner fi Monday by airl.n, Cull on the city health to enforce sanitation both in the Negro slurr and other slum sections publish lists of allegedly armed I Callahan arrived late Chicago, in companv with Dick Hooper. R. C. British and French passenger ships miction "expert, who was one of the judges of the mainder of the week before going i training for appearances in televi Members of the Junior League HI census next February (including complete information on housing conditions) before attempting to make specific recommendations models Mond The Hague the governn mil (a undary by tampering with i The crowd overflowed the Ihnitod space on floor of the auditorium and packed the top since the mezzanine and first, balcony were shut show drapes and decorations. They peeked through the windows of the booth at the left of the stage to watch the ei manipulate the maze of controls, or just sat i chairs and watched the performers through Eileen Herrick and George sting agreements ana con-, union? the white residents, of the committee members ouse-lo-house check of most district to determine How rant lots wore available for nd how many houses nre in condition they should be Louthcr III.

ul New York's Stork club recently. Yale -31. often described as "the most elidible bachelor it) town." started the modern Montague-Cap-ulet difficulty by charging In su- television for Nation Roosevelt, Lt certain pr win. Woman sculp funds, smashes lifetime Mis Co 'nth an. tchiner of the LsWse hammer.

Kuhn blushes a. telegrams show bund fuehrer to be i for the '-mot! telegenic" girl the one whose Lee features arc best to reproduction in and Die television camera. Here s)ic is before i i of Forr for demolition." said John Mahr. chairman of the committee, "are lust junk, about tof faldown. They aren't fit for anybody to live in and probably arc beyond reclamation." regular performers s.

Marty Hall. Ken Wr singer from Cameron Norton, the Rough Rid Margaret. Muse, the nc tural college. Thc Daily Okie and announced that the vessel was free. Shells Go Up, Must Come Down, But French Stay, See Air Fight EDITOR'S NOTE Sir Philip Gibbs.

noted British author and veteran tear correspondent, note is reporting for The Daily Oklahoman. I WITH THE BRITISH FORCES IN FRANCE, Nov. 13. NANA.) German reconnaissance of the front lines is becoming more in-i tense, and hardly a day goes by now without air activity over our defensive positions, especially on good days for aerial photography. I It is rathw amusing to contrast the elaborate A.

R. P. pre-l cautions in England with the very casual way in which the i French inhabitants of villages close to the line accept the possi-j bility of air raids. i In English country villages quite remote from any likelihood i of bombing, thc air wardens are very busy, trenches are dug and i sandbags are placed over bomb-proof shelters, but. over here, i close to a line which might soon become a battle line, children go I to school as usual, without gas masks.

One does not see a single coroner anri thp inhabitants Dursue their normal life, very care obtained Justice isidor President Smith of Louisiana State university is sentenced to an 8 to 24-year term in state court. Byrd's antarctic ship prepares for departure from Boston Tuesday. Pope and president mark fiftieth birthday of Catholic university. Times-WKY tele lis: if if icipal a uditoriu her is Dick Hooper, pert, irho introduced it would be virtually impossible to buy homi them at a reasonable rate. Th The committee estimated there are nnrci directed against her Eviction Set, Woman Sculptor Uses Sledge Hammer on Statues Two only about 60 available building sites today in the Nesro section or the east side and that most of them are in Miami.

i die 8 McAdoofo Back Roosevelt in 1940 Most Democrats Favor Third Term, He Says Farm youths to raise money for fairgrounds building without help, Republican politicians in state; piay a waiting game with prcsiden- ttal nomination aspirants. WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. VP Mrs. Adelaide Johnson, widely known sculptor, who has spent a lifetime modelling the leaders of the American feminist movement, is busy undoing part of that life vate detectives paced to and fro.

Asked apparently bored. and en iS '3arlin shot he Mt less of anything resembling a blackout and heedless- for the most -part of the situation which wails force all the citv sanitation ord: time's work with a siedge hammer. The elderly sculptor docs not have SI. 000 to pay taxes and terest on her studio home here. No one will buy her statues.

A with a writ forcing them to let me to the letter, because it would force the abandonment of a large number SAN FRANCISCO. No 'llliam Gibbs McAdoo. out a warning that a German plane is about. I saw all this in a viliac close to i the lines. Thc siren sounded.

The tocsin was rung out by thc bell oi a United States marshal served an eviction notice on her last week, i Municipal auditorium. Com iclped of properties and work a hardship Franklin D. Roose Soviet Radio Now Blames Finland For Russian Floods Storage costs for marble statues Only it Emotionally? i Herrick admitted reoorters to toll munity fund drive is $60,000 short of I Roosevelt They will ask for pal with two days to go. Re- dential Fund Is $60,000 his! are high, her last storage bill I having been S4.400. i Besides." she said Monday, "to put Mahr said, such these great women in storage again lforcement ofj them: "Eileen has been made highly connectoTof "cn'lIS by tnis thrcal court ac" i 'hSItj oeorge." jrv I refuse to do it." (Short of its Goal MOSCOW, Nov.

13. flying hig and plainly visible. Did The latest Soviet Russian radio tlie villagers take cover? They did not. thrust at Finland blames her 1 The small girl on a bicycle smiled for floods rising in northern i up at the blue sky. wobolcd little irt is made on Negro housing return frc I Roosevelt Waner gives lie to the 5PrtS rumors he would be fired unos signing another Pittsburgh con- ed States i yhct.

his fifteenth with the Nation- of the boa 1 leaguers. Pro golfers hold their tnnual session, name an honorary "Natural! Ryder Cup team. In pictures and discussed So she is mcthodi reaking the statua American Presi- piece." she said. "I'll destroy toilet Som French mechanics emerged Two More Days Left Before Final Report sother week. all will be The Soviet- midnight broadcast, shortly after thc Finnish delega about S100 if back porch.

Solution Pu Perr I got to help it is in-: addei 'that Eileen -f Q(t might be 20 JF-. JS solution WHS" -n" mental iv wt'" JBtk led. "we and emotionally" ff JH tion had gone hon question (of the a number of outsi iscd by wednes- If 559.806 prose, the story of Missouri's spectac- president) river iatio: ing Democrats tin Washington; niir Paul Christman. ywhere until that Roose- Of Community Fund in Oklaho- i 3ot will be assured their minimum toda daugmir 10 days fEB ue facts. Nobody kn jur Negro jwpulation Opinion will be the nominee in 1940.

leade: Notwithstanding the galaxy of ablefsusar in the Renublican and Demo- itun i from a garage and pointed to thc solitary airplane. Women came out of the village shops to observe thc sky. The oldest inhabitant delivered an oration to two younger men, who seemed amused by this interruption of their morning work. Several school children ran out Into the roadway to get a better view of what wa happening up aloft. A good deal was happening up there.

From a wide arc. anti-aircraft guns were firing, and a friend standing by my side who knew something about hat the details of their hnntiiip nro i the limit put sales have Reports Monday noon totaled $36. thc Her America's help, cratic parties. Roosevelt has fr The federal census will cive us all I which runs through Leningrad, was flooding "because of winds from Finland." The Finns, the broadcast charged, neglected to Inform Russia of the meteorological conditions as they were supposed to do under international convention, and therefore the responsibility was theirs. to know if he WALTER LIPPMAN Major peer, tve rick home, but that Eileen declined.

that Repre- 948 further increasing char: who vis- raising the minimum Quota the capitol campaign. A total of this 1 that information." Thc committee narrowed the field he Democratic norr seeking a third t-n he is jsentative Bloom i itcd her at her home i Mondav. said he fou: "I was afraid Btot. The Belgian lt other than the peace ALSOP AND KINTNER be! the place so has been pledged goal of Ior consideration to five points: Clean- mz up the present Negro slums: c- ppeal. think "i whethei ike my nat S326.438.

oil." He icourag'cmcnt of new residen- arranged to have the heat; Thc community Fund leaders and to liavo food delivered. workers were nol kidding themselves 1 1 an people turned ror Negroes; private i ill force the Democratic to nominate him in 1940. he accept? Expressing lion. I unhesitatingly say It's the.Fnd of Monday about, the Job ahead, how- buid'jng Men should share mental feasts 1vcs. EDITH JOHNSON asserts Index of Features Gos, Ella! We goHa do sompin' abou our Wed Claimed Well, he has been Herrick said.

was granted, Herts a lawyer himself Promise ti "Welcome? asked to After the wri rick said he The congress: housing project. )me worth 5100.000 or more, and bvrou'T which Itself i Oklahoman and Times subscription Tor next year. Better mail the coupon Today and save That 5 to VYr the roved or Injured, among thorn being 5r have lUclr tesl about the Ncgro-WhiU boundan iencsses of Lucretia Mott and Eliz- VZS- group decided, except to "let it hird term. I i si port Roosevelt for support i Editorial, Radio Programs Low abcth Cady Stanton. noon reports total i care of itself." Members feel thcr contended the young lady- "I asked her why she did it." Bloom SJU.uuu.

cnances 01 raising me totai wnuc lybody 10 whelmmgly elected." 11 i5 Rex Gives Up Horse But Is S2.50 Richer said, "and she replied that it 'looked Poai remain origin like the end of things' for her." than that, the Job on the Bloom asserted that he had sue- be ver' ugned agreeing with their neighbors rketj being "confined, imprisoned and restrained against her wish." Lowthcr's attorney. Eli Johnson, announced that "this really Is taking a serious turn. They arc really holding the girl. It is very medie- ceeded in having eviction proceedings (Details, Page 6) How about your mai! subscription to the Oklahoman and Times? If you want to save from 25 to 34 on these two great newspapers during 1939 you'd better act now. Send in the order below and save.

aeiayea penaing i the Neero irket rt Stake' care of the" sculptress. The horse Newman. 406 (street, found market. One Labor Board Officials Raiser Turns Cellars hto Air Raid Haven omen of America should for this fine old lady." told 1 LOW! In California Subpenaed who ad signed had to take Sl.l nE HAGUE eirrlands Nov 13 ator 01 a great statue to tne woman-i former Kaiset WUheiai II 1ms 'left SSI' came a'ter him." Rex c-ih00? of America which rePses be-j WASHINGTON. Nov a white buyer.

ZIP-DFF thii Cotmrn tinnnl labor relations board said Moti- i When those owners becin English i thi noDodv WOuld come for him that subrx shadow of the day that Phillips Is Gone Again, capitol subpennes had oeen served ize tney are robbing tnemselvt newspapers, includinc th as. and study war maps, cellars of his home at and I could keep him." dome." on LKB re5; Los Anceles. but Uiat! they'll start sicninc iwtltiotis to do BerrV IS in Chair Berry, lieutenant gover- ir. became acting governor Monday been determined. Edmund M.

Toland. committee; rrnf(4rffi(yririn counsel, said hearings would be held; UIJCUU JLCCrUiy -ches rein'nrr 1 a truck with a trailer lor tne nore Wcbaiied and "n-? Tn and they paid him S2 5 fr hlS iiXA' T-l rthts" Hc didn their nani- i Thermometers Today 0 60- but 40 i Television Networks i Expected to Go to 72 Chi- vhen Gove fnuups icit i was considering holding hear- Lats Suggested American Petroleum mittee it the right aousenoid expenditure at Doom ha? tightened up aU around, few May Use WaterpipeS Hror U. S. Defense capitol Tucj yef duties. In Mrs.

A. M. ng fair subpenaec P. Spreck- herman forecast that kind San ROCHESTER. N.

"5 Television networks ftve his speech. Governor Phillips is expected to take another shot at proposals giving the federal government Kenneth Jar-! of weather for Tuesday, and said els. Los Angele3. aterpipei WASHINGTON. 'ov.

13. (UP) A would-be perfector of U. S. defenses or offenses suggested to navy department officials Monday the training of 5 MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS ONLY In Okla. and Texj Daily and Sunday Oklahoman by mail JjJ745 jfc Timeand Sunday Oklahoman by mail $75 3j Oklahoman, wcek Days Only by mail 5 45 Oklahoma City Times Only bV mail $4,95 consulting engineer of Winnetka, the institute ild members trt 3 P.

m.J Garden Damage Claim Rejected by County Radio Engineers an Radio Mar their auturo expeD Wreck in Alaskan Lake High Monda; and low onlv ing. 33. at 7 a. ronvincS 6i IhV reiia-! Believed to Be Airliner meeting Monday. Experiments 'rith a mile-long pipe, ioners Monday de-! that he not responsible for 1 cidedUntheyCwere what happened 61, and Gage, Waynoka and Ardmore Willis Hicks' gar-; and filled with water have proved "shame that torpedoes should be WHITEHORSE Y.

Nov. because of faulty aim or mov-1 (Canadian Press) -Discovery Monaay hffit.v of first Pay Roll Padding Begins in Hobart HOBART. Nov. Burns, brother of DeRoy ffp. former state senator wer.t or.

Halher. Monday on a charge oi ut-a forged instrument in the first nfaie cases resulting from crand 2 into alieted hieh- Tepartme pay roil padding. Ja B. Wilson, presiding judge tei def-ne obttons to the of cveace an technical j1 Roy Burns is expected to to be more efficient man a teiepi line for transmission. Jams said mail sack i uiir rt-Hn iiv a mi! and ft half Ine tareets when "Old Tom" could 1 oi piane wrctMisc bhq Labarge led Kacer IS elected Mayor ean oyEastern avenue on Northeast guide them home.

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 13. -VP) Tenth street, filed a claim for $1.000 1 Navy department officials would Juito airways plane had crashed into ke and sunk en route from here State Man Charged SHAWNEE. Nov.

13. J. lid racuac rejected it. Hicks claimed that a. road census was comemplated- Dawson.

Pilot Jesse P.ice and two passen- driver, Monday night was estab- repair project caused wau? detcrmine gers. Mike McKaliion and D. H. An- felines could be enlisted derson. left here Thursday in the Jficsal lead vaL Herbert cucumbers.

his potatoes nd kaffir in the exp'anded national defense pro- plane and were last heard from 30 tgram. minutes later as they flew northward..