The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 24

SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1942. '-v tr -r r-wr-r iimU AV TN A 1Mb JJA1LI jJJAllWiAi State Bankers to Push Drive for Big Bond Sales Into All Counties of official communiques guided all recapitulations. The tabulation: 291 Jap Vessels Sunk in Half Year Glenn Martin Endows Research Air Laboratory Tonnage 29.330 36,500 (21 20.700 (3) 1.700 Battleships Aircraft carriers Cruisers Destroyers Submarines Lee Foe Wont Be Counted Out Nelson Says Josh Already Beaten Transports 'Grass Roofs' Campaign To Blanket State Large Investors To Be Contacted For War Help BALTIMORE. June 20. P) Glsnn L.

Martin, from whose plant thousands of planes for war and peace have rolled, established Saturday an endowment fund, honoring his mother, for the purpose of setting up an aeronautical research laboratory. At least 291 Japanese vessels of Merchant all classifications have been destroyed sub chasers 1 by United States and allied forces in Minesweepers 13 the Pacific since the outbreaK of hos-, tilities more than six months ago. oilers 4 Most announcements made by the i suudK shins 10 Dan Nelson. Oklahoma City, attor-nev, is net one to concede the race for the Democratic nomination for U. S.

senator, is an affair for the well-known candidates and those gen- The Baltimore aircraft manufac- i armv navv ancj allied headquarters Auxiliaries 6 Australia disciosec nsiuier un. um.uihiuuu9 -t of enemy ships sunk nor tneir Total 291 Hs is making a campaign by speak- New York City. Glenn L. Martin Co. tonnapcs.

nnd primary consideration ing: to the voters on me stump aau -v VNelsSn hJed' on a farm north of The endowment funa will be named Stillwater until -0 years of age He for Mrs. Minta Martin, who lives with It of ov-iahnmn a her son in Baltimore. University "of6 OktahomTaw chotih I problems requiring Intensive study the effects on pilots of high altitude fly He has practiced law here for the Ths battle of bis; scale finance to bolster the treasury's financing issue; amoru large purchasers will be taicen r.o the straw room of Oiciahoma." a. E. Bradahaw.

chairman of the victory fund committee for Oklahoma, announced Saturday. Announcing that the state meeting here Friday, had appointed district chairman In five geo-Kraphical divisions of Oklahoma, the campaign to launch speedy support for every new governmental issue will "i Jlrr ha nit in the state co ing. "I hope that from the. large laboratory building which the council of the institute has named the Minta Martin aeronautical laboratory developments will come which will make fly last 11 years. Labor Racketeering Hit He fought in France during the last war and was wounded twice in action.

He condemns Senator Josh Lee for sanctioning and condoning the labor ut ra UnU, I iVOA This is the last known picture of Reinhard Heydrich. the late wnen uer neilKer uveu boodv hanfrman of Hitler's conquered countries whose death in ing in the substratosphere fortable and safer for combat SAVE YOUR TIRES SANK BY MAIL situation and declared no Diacn.er page has marred the history of the Prague on June 4 from wounds inflicted by assassins started a savage wave of reprisal execu- unt: in the lare-purchase finan- It is also important that after the war passengers be flown at higher altitudes." tions. The picture was made in Paris late in May when Heydrich (center) went mere lor a con- nation ma in mr ference with other Nazi Gestapo men. On the left is Major General Oberg. police chief of occupied jJf caroJg through the France.

The man on the right is a Doctor Knochen. commander of the secret polii iii i wvv. ffph, ctnrtpH on the floor ot me sen Names of the five appointees a-i district heads have been to federal reserve bank officials the tpnth district, and their official ate after the senators had heard from picture reached the United States through Portugal. iwirepnoto.i npomtment will come rrom enry FBI u. -secretary of the treasury.

Divlilon to Grow as ths are confirmed. start an immediate organi-the 77 county divisions. I bond issues liable to break I British Tanks, Half Repaired, Rout Germans 40-Hour Repealer Pledged "The labor question in war industries is not yet settled, even though our junior senator would like for us to believe it is. when he says we would not discuss this question for fear it would cause disunity in the nation." says Nelson. "If I am elected and the war is still in progress, my first act shall be to introduce a bill repealing the 40-hour week and prohibiting strikes in industry.

Nelson said he would insist City Gasoline Revenue Dips 20 Percent Slump Hints Trouble Ahead 949 Americans Leave Europe Exchange Ship Has Varied Passengers I of cond meeting of I ttee was anticl- confirmation of 1 I stoDning such now-war projects as shortly after CAIRO, Egypt, June 20 How 16 crippled British tanks, some without ammunition and others with Jammed turrets, rumbled out of repair shops and forced an attacking unit of 25 German tanks to withdraw was told by a middle-aged British major. The major learned the German tanks were shelling the British five A 20 percent slump In gasoline tax the Arkansas Valley authority. I dire aheatTfor the city engineering Meetings Today In fact you can carry on most all of your business by mail ust open a lower cost checking account at the Central Morris Plan Bank. Then endorse your checks "For Deposit Only" and mail them to this bank. Then start writing checks and pay your bills and carry on your business.

It's business like, it the smart thing to do, its economical of time, danger, energy and tires. Open a Central Morris Plan Bank Insured Checking Account. DO IT NOW! LISBON. Portugal. June 20.

IJSA Nine hundred and forty-nine North and South Americans evacuated from axis countries boarded the Swedish liner Drottningholm Saturday night to Third Army I Seen "Upon these men will depend the of the -third army- that group if people who must win the battle be-lind the lines by furnishing Uncle miles south of his workshops. Huckins hotel: Eastern Star. 10:00 a. m. B.

Oklahoma Club: Welfare Federation. 1:30 p. m. M. Holy Land Exhibit.

2:00 and Ollie J. Black, city treasurer, received a check for S8.966.88 Saturday as the city's share for May. P. G. Baker, city auditor, noting SI 1.271.99 for the same month last year, computed the 20 percent drop in gasoline revenues and predicted a further decline during the new fiscal year beginning July 1.

April gasoline taxes (received in May) first reflected a major decline, but the drop was not so sharp. This Primitive Baptist church. 10:00 i the Lowman Bible lecture. 7:30 p. Skirvin hotel: General Electric Supply a.

m. M. and 12:00 L. Nanuct. New York, who had traveled hussars and tank corps men wait-all the way from Nice.

France, sue- machines to be repaired re-cumbed to a sudden illness and died 1 cm ted a force to drive them, shortly after reaching the ship. 1 vhen 1 had assembled them be- In addition to a number of well i hi" rise- 1 Save orders thafc known Americans, there were scores of they were to fire at anything they "passport Americans." who are unable could see when they went over the to speak a word of English. ridge." the major related. Lloyd Moore, of Washington, the "The enemy saw our three waves of last of the American volunteers am-'; tanks coming into action over the bulance of Paris, made the boat. Nubby ridge." he went on.

"and for a mo-Gans. 62-vear-old colored boxer who ment I thought he had called our fought as a flyweight throughout the, bluff as he began throwing over a lot United States and Europe, managed to 0f sutff. supported by artillery, get out of occupied Czecho-Slovakla. "But this was before he had seen our Another passenger was Ruth Mit- heavies. When" he saw themwrecks chell.

sister of the late Brig. Gen. Wll- though they actually were he turned liam Mitchell, who came from the and withdrew." AV. C. A.

pared with for April. 1941.1 Unity Center of Christianity. 11 Luncheoi With gasoline revenues going for street maintenance and repairs. Ralph onth federal reserve district includes Indshau. Ednr Honnold.

Okla-mma City; Carl W. Allcndoerfer. (imps Kemper and Siamund Stern. 11 of Kansas Citv. F.

L. Carson. Kan Walter I. Cole. Tonoka.

Dale Clark and Stewart R. virkpnlnrk. both of Omaha. John Evans. Gerald P.

Peters and Ar-hur nnsworth. Denvpr. Colo F. Marble. Cheyenne.

Wvo and Paul F. Walter. Santa Fe. N. M.

Lee. city engineering, said his depart- CENTRALS BANK STATC Tke Sank for the Individual Catholic Veterans Elect PHILADELPHIA. June 20. UPt Charles H. A.

Brophy of Jersey City was unanimously elected national commander of the Catholic War Vct- recent vacancies in the depart -nt were left unfilled as Lee shifted from other jobs. There's this much about it." he mVrstrn anturcd as a mcmbr of the added. "If people are paying as much in gasoline taxes, they aren't driving of America Saturday. Oklahoma Is in' High Scrap Collection Area Japs Repear Srory Of Soviet Ship Loss Comitadjt. Yugoslav guerrilla group i i which Is reported to require each re- much as in tne past ana the streets nt get as heavy wear.

Still they've got to be maintained, for the surface NEW YORK. DALLAS, June 20 fPi Automobile graveyards in the Dallas war production board region Texas. Okla- vlved Saturday night Alex Small. Pari will deteriorate irom exposure to the elements." rarricd fhe canaries gingerly on board. lron ann- stee, S(Tap l0 lne nation- hatched furnaces during May than those You'll be better prepared tor the years ahead veling ich Small paid Rapid Progress Made in Arming Merchant Ships kp maae in Arming in any other WPB region.

Eugene Risser. region WPB director, announced Saturday. Total tonnage moved from the region graveyards was 81.888 tons. Near- Grand Jury Indicts Former A. Officer jBfc JMt WASHINGTON.

June 20. fP) The when vou buy a IH0fff MImmmmMmZf tigure reportea irom tne i oiner and still wholly unsub- 46.427. KANSAS CITY. June WPB reBions the Tokyo radio r-i pi rir oC Americas merchant ships WWWFIr rWWmr WIW Domei dispatch which iUP-A federal grand jury indict-nent to returned here Saturday against Mrs Althea Konp. former Mrs Althea Konp.

former vfssiM had arrived at Dfilrrn i of the Kansas City Parcnt- achcr council charging illegal with- -i- (months." the maritime commission president of the Kansas City Parent- UlSCOHtinUe I TOinS said Saturday. ne Teacher council charging illegal with-j Reporting "rapid progress," the I wav to I he Soviet Union. Dairri port nt the tin of the Kw rnwal from a bank of SI. 600 of rnwal from a oansc oi si.buu oi i Manchuria. 1 organization's funds ntanlzat ion's funds.

Kopp was indicted wc Applications id aiscominue mree said the vessels were be- III passenger trains in Oklahoma were jng equipped with the most modern II I Mrs. Kopp was indicted on five filed Saturday by the Frisco railroad types of weapons to fight off both B-i-P-S mints uhich set forth withdrawals of with the state corporation commis- submarine and air attacks. MHfil kHI B8 Aviation Writers Elect VASHTNOTON. inn Writers Association of Amor- occasions. The indictment also cnargen i ne companj seeks aiscominue regardlng the protection flHBW -HkU.

lm Saturday elected Sloan Taylor or Shc forrd the name of Mrs. John trains from Ardmore to Hugo, from aealnst strafing bv aircraft could not LjMr SFWWVIKBISr mmrTKffffiF1 New York nnilv News as Mnhbv. treasurer, in committing the Hugo to the Arkansas line, and from made pUDiic can said tnat iPF HT Bwi2WBB.ZZmKBa WPW--Wv rtrtit. H- succeeds Devon Francis, now alleged felony. Mrs.

Kopp's indict- Enid south to the Texas line. The 0fficers and seamen are protected to JSW liSzMtzM HMMVWk of Time magazine and formerlv of ment was one of nearly 80 handed commission set July. 16 for a hear- tnc greatest degree jxissible against WStME- ggmKgmjm HHBfl HIUm ihe Associated Press other officers down by the grand jury before Judge ing on the first two applications and mRcninc gunning by enemy planes." TjBL MSMM V-EM----PI----Bln rlerted included Vice-President George John Caskie Collet, before its dls- July -17 for hearing on the Enid ap- Gum aoard merchant. snfps are feHK MSSSBBt mmttttBS WM maLX mtldawny. Southern Flight.

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