The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 13

THIRTEEN MONDAY, MAY 11, 1942. THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN V. Hnnria for- Kalo 78 I a- 1 If i WAR BONDS i United States army trucks resemble the prairie schooners of our pioneers for utility, not for sentiment. These motorized covered wagons "get where they are going" with men and supplies. nou new and csed "ness Equipment 86 Used Cars for Sale 102 Real Estate for Sale City 111 Real Estate for Sale City 111 contind I (CooUbw4 unuuu 15) KAU I A falS'ai; I tsr.g."-'''- Brasd Jnrc5 Duyie, fbv STTinieTa't Storage.

"531 i NKyTaad "uTld" W' "37 PLYM. COUPE, new firil except nice. racinbttuburVootTiru. Jen capitol I mmms Jilfiiiiito Oil landman, fn0- atorw- 831 VajlSgg ODen--1132 S. W.Binklev Business Property for Sale 115 gmrt.

531 W. Main, QPth with'MkbSik43 rov-ro lx 4" feTa' 3ji lVUlll IVIIIII WKFLA 'iowgAibe-ex: Open Today $2,650 capitol Jffilsft tlon and Incan 1 sun Ump fUnd. VltrVH 3 3RD 85 TTJDOR. recond. motor, eood 4 mi.

8. W. 33rd. 7-5727: 7-7938 S. Rob.

13 rnnsjs woa S3 What a steal 53-Year-Old City EHra VaVinlF gjjp Salrra SSFcS ggg w'; Man Active In n25 N. Olf. 3-1157. 1 75 dowi, 817 708 N. 8hartel.

7-8654. 300 N. Robinson. modern. 60xl65-.

lot, sar. Trad If in lite nf PnllimKlIC SS5S Diamonds-Jewelry 89 'SSg 3 Bedrooms-2 Baths 5I Knights ot Columbus adMt 'ait. no red tape, no i VTicea S5.350 "i.V, M-dfo owne- ou- oi landman, died Sunday afternoon at 2 rues. Tom Thumb bed. Odd and iet the m5n2r rop Excel cond- A-l tires state Trade for' sood car.

diamonds or the home. 711 Northwest TwentJ- i- e- 67. Hales Bid. Telephone 5mi 218 2-S2B1-. I2s W.

6-room fr.me. 3 south bedrooms. 2-ear what? Edith Smith. Hudson Hotel. 3-8355.

nlnth 5treet. A eltv resident 12 iACHt orsc. ne furn with new 6A-ft 8AVK UP to S0-i on w.tehes. diamonds '39 CHEV. SLICK S400 "raiL SALE OR TRADE Equity lt 5-rm rot.

lat ly had bn working fOT ifSflSi Fg; vJc Mt1 41? h'SSSS' eb.Snci." "w'crSd" DfJffS, Cats and PctS 92 1 "lusiluxl'Lt. U.XOmU 'l, VdS-hen' or 'Improved 'Vcreaae. 'oVrferl" 5-0768. mC menteTfthe Phillips Petroieiflft Co. 'or ZT od "res, new spare: S850 cash.

3-8137. with Upsher. "7-8896 or eve. 3-9092. NEW It.

NUlir for car. Jot. and Harper-Turner Oil CO. fHKElacdern lnnt Mntnanom fulw wSftr'w 'ibVtmo5 0 brieiv VkVf- He was a member of the KnighW of W. 'S: PCn '39 TORD Dlx Tudor, mt.

fOM- renc" dW. Real Estate Wanted 118 Columbus, which he had served a. fTvALNL'T twin bedroom tsulte.s com- HARCUM JKEKNEL3. 3900 W. pjk closure spec, price S40Q.

3-4373. a 7' S'lo- omefc faithful navigator. OaK. Fni-m pTorW assso! 34373W irt'' "'hIb tifu wkfAtSOl Opto cra nd a lL aLty! 9l 4 W. thtSaw Born in Pennsboro, W.

he wis "uhts t7PHCe antl rUlts 94 39 DODGE coupe, w. tires, radio, 7 s. E. 318T-5-ROOM brick pXTTioT 6 or 7-rm. or, la Crown graduated from the University of KsfUc larit ahlpment.

new dlnlM nPCKr-q" rTa r50or mpletelir overhauled. $450. at a bargain! Paid paving 3-1641 Helthta Edgemere. Gatewood. 4-4476.

Pennaylvania in 1912. and for a num- kjSw rffb-S" hUh JnwS1 Eb3 3 16f" Infc PAY ber of years waa in the real estate NameMixup Due to Delay Lee Campaign Candidates For Goyernor Are Due To Put on Steam Br OBSKRVEH The Dumocrallc campaign for governor will pick up full steam for the finishing vote drive, now that the field is determined, but the United States senate race will hinge on the contest before Uie state election board. Senator Josh Lee's headquarters has served notice of plans to protest Uie filing of Josh Lee. Vinita. farmer, and the line-up in that race will remain an unceruinty until the election board gives its ruling.

The governor's rac remained about the same as it has been since February 1. although Uie uncertainty about the field prevented the candidates from getUng down to business. The The 2V'2-ton truck costs about $2,000 or slightly more than the purchase value of 100 of the $18.75 War Savings Bonds. We need thousands of these trucks. You can help pay for them by buying U.

S. War Savings Bonds every pay day. Help swell the War bond quota in your county. Robert S. Kerr.

Three Victims Of Interurban Crash Better 7-Year Boy Already Released, Other Two in Hospitals Cattle and LiveStVck96'l" NEW CRESTON HILLS Worth and i5L -iht. O. K- Storage. 531 W. Main.

3'J2 rfi' 56-S (North of 23) OPEN ALL DAY. NEW ON THE HILL ITS wicnita fans, J.exas. RlIirRlmi 3 mrfTr HEIPERS 360 or.jrZdf 5raAANEoAld Irene Constance ten1 SIS gf zatnrear. i S435. '40 Plym.

deluxe coupe, s-8407. GEO. E. NORMAN. 8-7112.

For Real Estate James Boyle III. who Is In the navy 32x24 OX! 2. twi fTr -Kd Quernse bred: S475. 1120 N. 4-7946.

newly" rmi Office 3-1765. Res. 5-6175. at San Pedro, and John Vin- If-X-uJ "2 Circie. 6 heavy ipLmi.

1 trlS'Vl '4 undef t'hefr "rSndUlon- enclosed porch, block of bus. near schU- 5 Cau'LTon cen at home; two daughters. fiSTRiOEHATORa-L'sed. new. Don't buy .3617 8 Penn er.

seat coversSleberifne afety white lVw' Huh pha l21 fi6 3-4396Un" mVYER." REALTY CO. 5-2700 Margaret Francis Boyle, at home, and "iir v0u our Bargain Basement- PAINT saddle horse and hlacfc pony very lf-Id lubts: J1-195 -5sS5lI dn" or uadiC OwS" 1 Man- Teresa Boyle. Washington. D. 5WnTe m.

7 i- 2-128- 1 .3" 'tIrraplasf gQOd eond.t.on east op walker wnTvr729 Real Estate Loans 119 c. and a brother, w. c. Boyle. Pitte- gwn at I99.9S Hh 5-vear protection 0W tlrKW 1136 56 frame-.

burgh, Penn. suite gl aMmgSa -AO modhtoat are'kice. LOANS ON HOMES Watt and McAtee funeral home 1700 unci "Crn" FharIhu wiU announce the u. Household Goods Wanted 79 V5fer frMh '0n- or! radio, heater. perg g-gaSri CAPI SSSSM! ffiisfl HUGH M.

ELEY toSerIjGSETC 'l2 30 im' 40 hd "39 Ptord Dlx. Tudor, almost lie tl'res's495 lots, nr. Will Rogers airport. 4-0861. 302 N.

ROBINSON 3-8466. Kugh EJey, 39 vears Old, former We Buy Anything gSSliTa 8 ALS 3. B. SgTns SSrTfW 7-1878 WILL rnl fresh cows, springers, horses, K1ADTUUAV 0nI, H.nn Terms American-First TrUSt CO. while working as a geologist in Rn oil in MiNtrrra for furniture farm machinery tractor INUK I AT Both 'cox a-73 s-M'i field near Midland.

Texas, for the ffiSffiSM 7 41 sees jnr vs "a-saja as Sg jr.VSSU: r-pr 3 Agricultural Implements 97 kitchen' nook: 'i-A tracit S300 down. 0 7o LOANS and alter teaching for about 10 years Need Fum. and KUgS 113 N. W. Sixfh 2-0194 ljr Am'- free inspection-prompt serivce ln jnckson county, at Humphreys and JBSSS--2L- USED power press and tractor tor sale 1 FORD DEALER FOR A REAL BARGAIN see 2-story home KniEd Investment CO.

Martha, returned to his alma mater to TOP PRICES 3-6367 1" grain btnd7 case HammeVmiiTi Nat Yhc HaU Co" 7-5546 702 Hlghtower 3-9332. Bve. 8-4130. join the faculty, remaining about three gLiriL-A a. spiw rum.

co. 20': House and Car Trailers 102 A capitol hill -Lovely e-rm. house. R. JOHNSTON CO.

ynMnt. ht -CaTl'7-4243 to Get the KSSSi IjJ T8 ge now 2i ItlOHEST PRICES FOR FURNITURE land. Okla i 3 blta. Capitol. CAPITOL HOpen ni Sroom REFINANCE our present morU.8 now.

in harge of geologlcal wok in Mld. CASH FOR FURNITURE jTg OC Discount for cash: will trade. 7-4696. now be obtained 1 but may not be avail- jand county. He became ill about FOX FURN CO.

7-0024. Poultry and Supplies SAILOR mj sac. tral.er. fine cond. 131 nIfFOR S1.35C ON 31ST gte later Rnt 3t, to 5 JQ ftgo from whftl bcHeved 0 K.

Furniture Ruff Co. TZ16ki TrATnHFRT 1 N- Evgrgst- V-1-359- vHi1 "h.nnyf gaSod'y bWan-KUlp Inv. UP. OZl be the effects of contaminated improved Sunday at Oklahoma City General hospital and a third had been dismissed. Mrs.

Martha Wickcns. 83 years old, and Mrs. Hobart Wickcns. 41 years old. were still receiving treatment, while Hobart Wickcns 7 years old, had been dismissed.

Jimmic McClurc, 31 years old, 2419 Southwest Thirty-fourth street, was being treated at Bone and Joint hospital. He suffered fractures of both legs when a stack of steel beams fell on him. They were moved only by use Smith, attorney, former congressman and former Townsend plan advocate: and Frank P. Douglass, Oklahoma City, district judge. They have been forminft the lines sine the first of the year, and all three of them nre well along with Uieir organization and speaking campaigns.

Burns Reaetlon Awaited Robert Burns, state senator and former lieutenant governor, leaped In the race Saturday afternoon, but developments must show whether his plunsn will create a splash or be a more rip-plc. Developments will show whether he will be a major contender. Burns said he had been urged to file and he had backing from persons of small finances. He declared he thought himself as well or better qualified than nny of thc other three, and many persons were dissatisfied with the field. With the campaign hardly under way.

Kerr Is becoming the tnrRot of the camps of Smith and Douglass. The strategy from those forces will be an attempt to smear the national committeeman with oil. Smith Is the only one of the three tried in a state-wide mnjor race, and he has tried in several. Douglass ran for congressmnn-at-targc in 1932 and made a iwor showing. Kerr Organization Good Kerr hasn't made a campaign, and Burns tried for governor in 1934 ln addition to his races for lieutenant-governor.

Apparently, Kerr has thc best organization nt this stage of thc campaign, with thc friendship if not the backing of most of thc Democratic party organization. He also hni strong support from church and hv voters, plus new deal backing. Ken has bid for anti-Phillips administration support. His answer to attack: because of his beinR an oil man wll be to point to his Ior cabin buck ground and boyhood. Douglass likewise has bid for nn tional administration support.

an he is credited with having (hc back ing of organized labor or be In a post tion to get it if hc makes ahowlnr in thc race. Phillips Men Kind to Smith Although there will be no anil-new deal or anti-Roosevelt stand In tin campaign. Smith comes nearer It appealing to thc vote. Hie desire ol the Phillips administration to aef Kerr defeated seems to be throwlns thc support to Smith, although tin unable to free him. He is an oil field worker, and was injured Saturday.

wife. 817 South Harvey, have been dismissed from the Oklahoma City General hospital, wnere tney taken last Sunday for of wounds received when Ross sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Slimp, 29, 617 South Harvev. was rataiiy snot, koss shot in the left hand and Mrs.

Ross in the back. Other hospital reports showed these DOWNEY'S3-9739 8HAF fgSSSSW' jrJ QUICK CASHFplt tJgKr FURNITURE OP'eN SUNDAY AND NIGHTS 10Q0 N. Hdwy 2-1193 OWNER DRAFTED 6-room. 2-story, near "planted" 8 nU Encw'air depot on Elmer; five brothers, H. Eley and 'u, i.ooo or rto husky chicks on uaho por Better Prices See bnrg Tl ll veiour a- e- 9- sto mo.

im. J63iswBiniciey. Haskell Eley, both of Elmer; Jim Eley, horn 3-743fl K.nneoLr foo nL, 616 fits AcreageHf oTSa)7m Blair: Jack Eley. Talsa. and Carl Eley.

WILL PAY cash for eood electric or aas 'CHICKS THAT SATISFY" baby started WE TRY TO BUY ANY MAKE OR 5-RM. BRICK veneer, owner: floor furnace. Phoenix. anfl two sisters. Mrs.

miller hatchery B33 29. 7-3910 model caryoubringto Shirley- BaJJneetJfll7t0cnSws: com- ifODERN frame 2 bedrooms, cre. Grace Littlejohn. El Dorado, and Mrs. for 6 POULTRYR WPLIES03 i ASH FOR individuallv-owned lbloek! 2-3804 CORNncORNV" Res.

Edwin Park, TUlsa. "CTSSu'r? tfrnu pvt Dpty 4-6022 OAP "ILL Hatchery. 3117 Rob 3-8489. car or win sell car on comm 2220 N. Krih17Sherman.

5-4493. FOR COLORED tl down buys 2 or 4-A Services will be at 4 p. m. Monday ni on. wrw.

BAIJY CHICKS CUSTOM HATCH INO. Morrlson-Crnlg. 401 N. Walker. 2-2812.

tract, near pav 7-4639: 4-5396. at AltUS. Zn 3 f'y SY- i CASH FOR YOUR CAR Open Today 2.f, arabPr. near pav- ffeg PARTY furnlsrimg wil. bu, r0cRor3eE7nl.

E.f JOHNSON MOTOR C09 N. BDWT. Bargain. 6-rm. brick.

1927 W. 24. 4-2094. to'- untH MRS. NETTIE MARIE ENGLAND rkfooil.

4ogds' Ro'binsr Why Pay Rent? T.thteVac with e-room Hwtff ST" 28- ft ffi jnmwantuu mo-d-witfrioTd house at 5828 N.W. 51St 57626 Musical Instruments 80 beecis. I lants JNursery we-need lat cars-spot cash" prangorPrinS2R6n5o. caan DR' Farms for Sale 124 Third street Stock 99 Jack Kendall. 2401 s.

Robinson. 2-1034. mageh realty. 3-2355. 4-6127.

i ui his A nattve 0f Alabama, she lived in Vv h'any- R00deond' top cash paid for cars Dnpn 452N 35 oti.ho Oklahoma City since 1909. Survlv- a -FA-smaii monthly T.e3 VwcEy rd TIrTat s- buff brk close-in on s. 29: 40 or so ing are her husband. Cyril William ulin ili.iyiiK Subject to prior lala Wllemon Qln. May- for clean car.i up to "38 mfHicls: Wjrni cash paymt.

E. Z. KijehaBr' England; rive daughters, Mrs. Eliza- JKNKINPj MAIN Van Motors. BQ4 S.

Rob. 2-407V tood rv, bctll Preston. 2645 Southwest Thlrty- EXPERT PIANO TOINil, repairm. w- HEDGEc ROSES 10 PO.RS1 WACTS UCKOAN 4 JgODfL CARS. B-MBS gg" 80 50 no house, all-weather road, sixth Street; Mrs.

J. B. Hahn. WaCO, litmAOMiU MUSIC CO 407 W. Main.

Crepe Myrtle Red Honeysuckle 25e good clean' cars any model." CAPITOL HILL BARGAINS. S500 cash and electricity, school bus: ,100 1 down, $50 Xexas; MJss Biilc Blanche England, jfimtt-Zi--nKTZ; ron- RADIO NURSERY opposite why. N.w 39 Mtr Co Grand a Vtern. g25 mo. buys 5-rm.

mod, home. 7-4748. per mo- 1, Br Qkla Ruth England, and Juanita England, wl- $220 wmnrrt. 835: Wer- SOLID sllclns tomatoes 3 lbs. 25c.

unllm- PAY CASH-S50-S150. besTcTr: any make. 2429 CASHION PLACE OPEN TODAY ALcJuCAD0erflow.nKOod Improvements', at the home: her parents. Mr. and I 't "Ani, JlZ-r- -L r'-' i.rmRS"WbRlifennCwerpd! inPhul 'rR rtp.1 0rJln Pine VIicn hnci.

f-u- r-ra Rjg3A! Trucks-trancrs' Tractors ig4 -s-r JENKINS. 412 MAIN Machinerv and Tools 100 suck I039 ford panel DELIVERY. small down payment and $28 per 160 fSn10 Scr fin? pasture. Yood Edith Johnson. Pueblo.

and two Ql I 3 -f, tTn4 a Va Improvements: 80 acres North brothers. Edward PJne. Wheatland, Radios and Repairs 81 255 01. wti mtr. ai tor sale-x-ton qrd truck.

2.. sST aRrt Oeow Pine. CorP" christi, HoVs'Vhe TIMEOfTvE'your "radio Ponca City. 1 1939 FORD Pickup, platform body, for sale -5556. BEN LYON.

EDMOND. 9- Texas. repilrVd Expert -rvtre. 3-3307. or trade.

1101 W. Main. 10 Obuys 2726 36n(mlI5sbs 08 jgo CRES.alfalfn orld "chool bui: Garrion funeral home Will make improving: WESLEY HOSPITAL Cora Lee Stump. 22-year-old ranher. 625 Nortnwest sixin street.

who Wednesday suffered a broken left arm and collar bone when she fell from a bicycle. BONE AND JOINT Mrs. J. L. Wood.

69 years old. who fractured her right hip when she fell at her Mayesville home May 6. J. L. Bowen.

32 years old. of Borger, governor vows he win have noining i with Texas, who received fractures of both ankles and a back injury May 1 wnen he was struck by falling oil field OKLAHOMA CITY GENERAL Gerald Rogers. 13-year-old son or Clarence Roacrs. 2047 Southwest Smith taken by Ed Fftlkenbern. Mod-ford.

campaign manager for Smith In 1938 causes mast observers to believe the state administration trend is to Smith. Smith also is Riven more boosts than any of the candidates from the Republican side, partially because of his being more anti-new deal and localise thc G. O. P. thinks his nomination would bring the biggest split in the majority party.

Smith is a good campaigner, and his backers are claiming support from Second street, who Sunday broke his left wrist when he fell from a di- John B. Rynearson, 76 years old, who fell at his home. 2104 Southeast Twentieth street, and broke his collar Tfir aiC iUISLCIWim-UUB u. "235 A. A Truck Salvage.

1320 S. Robinson. S560 BUYS EQUITY cash, bal. 3Tf. alfalfR land WILLIAM MYERS tSAtrnrvl hanVrrorhn bedsoread.

over AT 1101 W. MAIN i 'I safasHOufloan'. onlj S25.1g" bai! pass. "Some Ice' timber, nr! William M. Myers.

61 years old. iM---hll 1MB FORDTRCCIl-lSS" W.B.: duals; Musi be old city, nr. pavlna. -Hash. died Sunday jn Wcsley He 'J asi TRti 'SEDAN S295, i'mouev! PICKUP-Heavy duty.

e-room briek'tomes fn 2500 block N. seven MILES west of Fort Smith, near vcd at 1004 West Reno avenue, and 0kl cit 715 i AT 1101 W. MAIN Utl FORD PICKUP Heavy duty. w. 32.

near bus and schools. Priced riBht. hiahway: modern, new southern type is survived by his wife; two daugh- A.m at Hi ft. Mil. Perrlite ma.

OFP -l I INOOLH SEPHER. ra TWO CHEVROLET TRUCKS See thgm "'yv Bin M'lnwi country honre. 80 acres: clear: immediate Mrs Far! Offutt and Mrs Rav GRADUATION GIFTS UrCACwW5f; SfASkVi Jlft ffi ckSfhaavr rtRS possession. Box 756. Muldrow.

owner. gmllh llsft. two Clflrence Ay P-5orc f.U?85' emn duals: winch. alow. Oeo.

Hess. 2-4201 or 8-1890. Myers. Tulsa, and J. C.

Myers, Ben- FrJrr" TJW Pioneer Loaan y.xz: P.iwii Shop' 32 W. Grand. fgsppivMoUTH 2-Poor Sedan, oractlc- Gordon White Lumhcr Co. 'TasilSent oil buS IvIlVVl LVyUII Oklahoma City. wraniori ioufh.

iiouiirr. rt'gfrfjSf $n2fayl arin chandler. OKL-v, or cAix tumace, ij baths, an oak floors. 2-car Rites will be at 10 a. m.

Tuesday rrifp1-? tourtn, sedan, extrrio Gordon Wiitc 5-3087 uVn" "VaufTahVd; trUi" DnrlrlAnt TWtXC at Jones funeral home, with burial in S. Eaatenu, rnS OKL.U.OMA CITY ocaled University Addition. Pr.ce SIOeM UiCS a Checotah cemetery. Sportsmen's Items S2A t35.7 cHev ion. R.3t3RvN3LPco!Icgxci viw mart alicf miller emsht lee gipson A imi MAIN truck.

Joe Muxnv. WjheaUand. Okl. INVESTORS NOTICE MRS. MARY ALICE MILLfcK Emmit Lee Gipson, 53 years old, a Earnlc Woods.

43 years old. who has business men and other sources that have never before favored him. Ills past stand for the Townsend plan and other issues will be recalled. been dismissed after receiving tret- ment for a cnest injury received wnen he was struck by a bus. He lives at Interest Is Problematical Thc general outline of the campaign is clenr as the three candidates 613 South Walker.

ST. ANTHONY Marv Martha Duncan. 4 -year-old settle down for the vote drives. Burns has yet to start his organization and campaigning. Hc entered the raci Urr beat hp motor nd trailer i tudor.

eicent. nice. 5j i Brlck nea r. aS.d. Mrs.

Mary Alice Miner, oo restaurant chef, died Sunday after- extra good tlrcsT r04 N. Bdwy. AutO TireS and PartS 10O ctow estate. Tjtal price oW died Sllnday on the homestead! mess Qf ghd ZLl 3-3181. l.

a. pitch ford. 4-9293. 12 miles northwest of Edmond where a Hc was bom in Greenwood, daughter of Mack Duncan. 216 Northeast Tenth street, who is being treated for injuries received when struck late, and ft lakes lime to set up an organization throughout the state.

One big question for thc gubernatorial candidates is the amount of Interest that will be aroused. The protest period against th Thelma Fay Easlcy, 11 years old. received head injuries when she fell ln a swimming pool. She is the daughter of Otho Easlcy, 120 South shadow and similar names filings will end Thursday. It will be a few days Shartel.

Mae Klausmier. 19 years old. daughter of Oscar Klausmclr, 407 hear the protests. if the board snows the same firm 15-ft fipimnc. boat.

5 hp s. 1937 CTE ROLFI man and Times walfcrful Classen Another From her birthplace. Charleston, years. Sur-lvlng are three sisters, Mrs. -40 SPEC.

DeLuVe -crevrrTdr. TrTn. SWAP hlee p18BolxlreES.Sr o'kUho- fcaraain! 5-rm. brick near Cleveland. Taft.

sne camc to thc territory In 1878 McOee, 142 Northeast Thir- jl w. tints Oarate, new nrM" man and Times. pavtvA 'r-inre rm hnTv to live on a ranch, later with her hus- teenth street: Mrs. Emma Yates, Den- ade oobi sun for g1'-. "1" couoe.

radio and WANT B-plv aood used tires, Yine cornef paid In- band homesteading the farm near Ed- ver, and Mrs. Alta Williams. 1125 a heater. s375. 3409 s.

shields. LNoiMtJ d.ana: aofn at 5.950: 'Va 9r mond. Her husband, Cephas Miller Northeast Seventeenth street, and a lumber Rnildinjr To ci i vTtr ulx coupe, radio, vDTii2o Main. 79-9438! ripoM i-L' large rmV 2 car car at on- tlmc president of a Logan brother. Claude Gipson, Republic.

Mo. i 00 JLSa ttpr- s- ft 'dose in." N. near schools. Priced county district school board, died watts and McAtee funeral home will iHalenaiS Spec. '37 Willys 4-dr.

Automobile Service 0b 7hrch7ou eight years ago. announce arrangement. the retail sash and door store i95. Rov Fisher. 820 Bdwv.

2-0033 "'n TonR car 'for capitol hill income Private services will be at 2 m. rrnRfn IFnvtnn BIO STOCK-LOW CASH PRICES NOIONEY DOWN TERMS Five-rm. frame and Kar. apt. Rents SS4.

Monday at Hahn funeral home. With CEDRIC W. LEONARD to smT fbaueriei brake Floyd Hurry Realty. 3.345. 4-2022.

Rev Rov Harp offlctetng. Burial will Cedric W. Leonard, a 41-ycar-old HOUSE "'pa INT." $L75h GAL. Repossed Bargains SBff trCSS pi- 7ZEA2lTL 5vS cSa7 "ner i hthomeeu 0 Maio. Open iilahts rr sa-vei Cecil Furaeron.

compictriaTaTe i bedrm uwtairs. one down: on 1 huj line: Edm0nd. and two daughters, Mrs. enth street. Sunday night.

He was ft MUST G0 i on Sudt rt.n. BonenberBer. builder. aUnR-obcrtsoni and Mrs. member of American Legion pout No.

low 75 car painted s.q up. 20jvjenn.j- ook these BARGAINS over John Day. Tulsa, four granddaugh- nd worked at the Oklahoma City afo. motor 75 fnr oniritv 1 11 8 ters. and four great granddaughters.

air depot. stand it did two years ago in elimi nating thc names, it will do much to Norm BiacKweicicr avenue, wno received minor injuries ln a car wreck has been dismissed. Mrs. L. G.

Rosenfield. 60 years old. who was struck by a hit-and-run driver May 5 at First and Broadway. stop the practice which thc public accepts with disgust ns is improving. She was returning with her husband to their Skirvin hotel apartment when hit.

Election Board to Decide There will be much argument about Farmer Josh Lee against Senator Lee. but every politician knows that If Lee hadn't built thc name Josh Lee of Vinita would never have received many votes for president of the state Censorship Gets Editor's Praise board oi agriculture two years ago and his filing wouldn't threaten to disrupt the senate race In the prl- If his name is left on the ballot. It will become a greater danger to' the senator than thc other opposing can LESLIE'S JS" Vcouie'rad "hi- 1 Cr 'r-motrnu new housw. N. w.

small down pvmt. Pav MRS. JULIA GARRISOiN sons. Robert Dean Leonard. Richard WiEteh mvnrnv arm 1900 "37 Wvm im OPEN 24 SW 24TH rnc" Mrs.

Julia Garrison, 74-year-old Leonard, and David E. Leonard. em D5lf AT WHOLESALE PRlckb hev Sedan, new Br rma. 3 Wr. wb.

g0 g' 'Wtra foOxHO native of Kentucky. 604 Northwest Seices WH1 be at 2:30 p. m. Wednea- Jee ot)r anchored joint screen doors. 3 Nash Coupe jervant dote, taraee.

wash room. i-f jrowner lea vine, sen chenn. Eighth street, died Sunday morning in day at Hunter funeral home, with UPcffT vRtFTY TOE STATE Xivm'- Vadto hir 193 Eight New Homes 5-2353. BONEBRAKE realty. 2-3081 capitol Hill General hospital.

She burial in Sunny Lane cemetery. RDEr tTrrw crisoi Aaniw833 Chv. Dx. 2-dr. radio, mr iss 15 lived in Texas before coming to the SSSSSrS btitwni materiaTs deuyered KSJu 5 cfub Coure 1 593 Capitol HlU 3, 4 5 Rooms Cashlon Place cKv SCVCral years ago.

MRS. FRED D. JAMES U'th AMew v'e CommeTce Phone 2-6124 e.r0Om brick hunaalow. Hi baths. 2 floor A daughter.

Mrs. Mamie Weeks, Rites for Mrs. Fred D. James, 1217 iSsSikuhnma'citV. 1 Acceptance Pioneer 2300 29th fumes, 4i-, monthly loan.

lovely 813'f2 North Dewey avenue, and a son. Northeast Fourteenth street, who AftANFD hoiifp Balnt- T69 JtalJ 909 N. Broadway r-- rm, home- Glenn Garrison. 815 North Dewey ave- died last Tuesday in Phoenix. toot nue.

Arrangements will be announced will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday at street 1 n. lev iatTORDf85 TUDOR: ood cm large beautiful country home. ne.

sell Magcr Realty 3-23oo by Garrison funeral home. and Draper funeral home. iMAHMRilP. W-iiB1 i lrrtuI'lRr V' Will MOMENT, His DQcjVE THE MUR.DfiOUS CLU8 Business Equipment 86 lilMrJwijlv 1 wn FOE- at tarxaws heap. didates, because It win require an educational campaign throughout the state to distinguish between the candidates.

Thc reaction probably would be In the senator's favor but no one could tell what confusion would result voting. Meantime. Orel Busby, Ada, former supreme court Justice, and William H. Murray, former governor, remain the major contenders. All interest in the senate race will center on the protest and the outcome, however.

Texas Crash Kills One Injures Three TULSA. May 10. (IP) Members of the Oklahoma- Associated Press Editorial association were told Sunday that the office of censorship is "fighting our battle to maintain a free "The office is staffed by top-notch newspapermen from all over the country," said Dave Vandivler, co-publlsher of thc Chickasha Daily Express. "They're doing a grand Job for us and our country." Vandivler. himself a state liaison officer for the censorship department, addressed the association's annual spring business meeting, which was attended by 60 editors, publishers, wives and guests.

The Chickasha man pointed out that the prime purpose of the office of censorship is to withhold from the public information which might prove of aid and comfort to the enemy. Once that function is fulfilled, he said, the office does all that can possibly be done to assure that the press obtains all the new that can be safely be orinted. BURNET, Texas, May 10. MP Pvt. Clarence F.

Swayzc, of Fort Sam i Houston, was injured fatally and three other persons were hurt in an aute collision early Sunday one mile west I of Burnet on highway 20. Ths toldler't body will be sent to i his Morrlstown, N. home for burial. 1 POSSRjSED ELECTRIC MEA CASES HENDERSONS. 601 W.

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