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The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 11

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ELEVEN U. S. Denounces Soviet Journal Boys Tour In New Mexico Filipinos Burn Dulles in Effigy Over Jap Treaty propaganda efforts to sicep. by press officer Michael uly 17 Ambassador designed to provide guld-communlAt organizations1 Twenty Oklahoma City youth will leave from Camp Classen July 25 on two-week tour through New Mexico In tho first such trip sponsored by YMCA. Kurl MnrUn of th VMCA boys division said Tuesday th boys J2 4 through 17-wilt visit the National forest, adobe dwellings in Nov Mexico and hot springs and salt flaw.

Also Included In the tour are the University of New Mexico nl Albuquerque. Elephant Butte dam and a side trip into Mexico. The tour will f-nter Mexico at. El Paso and boys will spend one risy Juarer. The, tour will conclude with a visit to Carlsbad cavern.

Thce wishing to make the tour must slsn up at the by Friday. Martin said. They will enter Camp; Juiy 2. Alio for the closing 'of the cimn on August 4. Cost of the tour Is the regular camp ree or a tor memocra ana i.au for non-member plus $5 for admission to vanou-s attractions aiong me rouie.

The trin will be made by automobile. under Die supervision of Hubert organization calling itself the Liberal Youth League, composed mostly of Aspirins young would-be politicians unidentified with any major political puny. Their were, colics Manire. ooys worn oireciw director of Camp Classen. Each boy must urovlds his own spending money and must curry bedding they will h.ibilUiiliy for tinned as to lis estimate 1 public of the alg- Tuesday afternoon was a busv one at the r.ew WHY -TV studio cast 0 'Brit ton.

"Above, TV ionst Senor Rafael Jimenez Caslro, right. Mexican consul in Oklahoma City, points out the route into Mexico for Edward Powell, left. 1720 NW and Orlin Meigs, JTi? A'U' tally emphasize: cameraman Jack Turtcv. foreground, puts jar.sh'.ita touches on the imtaUahon of a camera, u-hile on the studio floor a group of staff members map final switchover plans. Equal Rights for Women jones Telephone mat it was occasioned oy Amtnci vacillating policy in the lar cast" at exemplified by the Dulles treaty.

One speaker said It was "Inconcelvablj that Japan would prefer to ally itsclj with nationalist China than with th communists who govern China's lane WKY-TV Shifts to Brit ton From Auditorium nlficanct: of the publication. Tlie new publication." said McDcr- peace propaganda efforts to lull trecj i "The publication must have been: jplanncd and started some months ago because it lakes time to plan nj mazarine of this type and 10 arrange I I ior its printing and release. 1 "The publication," McDcrmolt con-j JERUSALEM, July 17 UP Parlia-i menl Tuesday night passed legislation (QmnnnV (jVel Happy Angler Supper Club Oinlnq tOoncing Njshllf Royal Durham and His Orehesira SI. 50 Per Person granting equal rignis to women. Among) 1 completed studio Wednesday when 1 "Rate.

Increase OKLAHOMA CITY'S television transmission was transferred across the cltv Tuesday without a 1 Hoi- The demonstration served to height- ly," will be teiec; Tuesday night fol- other things the measure provide. that hencclorth women may give evidence In rabbinical courts which axe recognised by the state. Women also will be entitled to be appointed trustees and inherit property. hitch and it won't be until Wednes- commission The corpor Engineers have been working ihe difference lowing the swit The transfer last studio siiov 1, despite day the Filipinos have discovered one issue inamely opposition to the Janancsi telephone 1 do-otncr ay sramea an increase rates at Jones to the Jones it deals with current ever 10 ana le-nour cay me pa; weeks installing equipment an ting the proper wires connect a I WKY-TVs point of origination ai was shifted Tuesday night from the Municipal auditorium to the recently 'treaty In Its present form on which al for ipolitica! elements of the nation cat lunite with the confidence of popula: Choctaw Telephone effective with selected and interpreted in such 6:50 p. Tckv 1 No Cover For Dining Inttdc I Not Door Codar Nttot.

the next billing. p11 Bn.cp.at.e 01 The commission found a deficiency! tain basic soviet propaganda mean. i Modification Possible I Officially, however, the PhUlpptm government is inclined to a more mod erate view than before. Ouiituo's coun Quick Work Duel Franchises Renewed By Marietta and Taft COLONIAL RESTAURANT MRS. BETTY STUTZMAN form.tly of th.

TOWER GRIlt DINING OANCiN'6 Complete Dinner Service P.M. P.M. OAIIY 11:30 A.M. tO P.M. SUNDAY jell -of state, the highest delibcratlv, company under present rates.

i The new rale for Jones as compared i old are: one party S5 a month against S3: two-party! i business S3.75 instead of $2.50: three-1 party business, the same at 51.25: one-; party residence. $3 instead of City Movie Timetable Burglar Chase Wrecks Sleep Marietta and Taft voted Tuesday to new their 25-year Oklahoma Gas On Flood Relief Doay ncre. merely maorsea tne presi dent's previous stand ajralnst the treat: jln Its present form and allowed It tt (be understood that modification '0f jand Electric franchises. two-party residence. SJ.ia msicao 01 .2: four -partv residence, $2.50 instead! Donald S.

Kennedy. presl- tor i of $1.75: rural business. $3.75 instead 'dent, said the vote at Marietta wnsj of and rural residence. $2.50:304 in favor to only four against. In; IForeign Secretary Homulo ajinouncct vitics in the (that Washington had allowed an ex 1 other points fusion of time until July 31 for 5'! flood a in northeastern Oklahoma will 1 presentation of the ,0 at a meeting of state nnd views.

AtuROAy'Y BARKHURST 1 Ph. 58-2848 Y'RV A Romulo disclosed that the Philip- Wednesday 10 a. m. had previously sought to ha v( Gov. Murray Tuesday Invited W.

included in the treaty provisions foi Snider, engineer of the federal Nations supervision of Japan': imunltics facilities service from Fort educational system and to place For: Worth to attend the meeting. Ir.iosa and the Pescadores islands undei The invitation was extended after in United Nations trusteeship, provided President Truman wired the governor e'. treaty. did not specify nationalist Residents near SE 36 and Shields .11 were routed from bed early Tuesday by police gunfire that netted a grocery! store burglary and involved an cent ncishbor out for "an early morn- In? stroll." Officers sot a call to Steven eery. 3701 Shields.

As police cars; drove a youth jumped from an old; model car outside the store and brandishing pistol. Officers opened s4" fire and started a search of the darlr-ut: cnd. tree-lined street. A btocfc away, two policemen spotted-'' a m.m. He ismovod their commands to halt so they orrsed fire.

After two-block chase during which sever! i shot were fired, the man idenliflcd! HELD OVER referred to the communities facilities Romulo made i fXT SECOND WEEK! n. service' housing and home finance agency: for Immediate Ingesttgation of mid in narl. "you cannot testsiai- THE TROUBADORS democracy, but you can lay the fouii of both national nnd "intcrnationf himse.lf as a 27-year-old neighborhood i-a facilities service Uiiicer. Snider will contact yot Dr.tn,. Of imorallty.

I have the exunnlti at. Lh Phil walk and strolled into the the manhunt for the burcli soon; as possiDic. me prtsiaent dUaiti-rlliinlncj. When the Amcricabs cam BURLESQUE conditions is received I will take ap-at the close of the last century, on, propriatc action under public law the first measures taken after th. Slst congress." jrestoratlon of peace was the shlpmcn Police then resumed their search for the burglar.

They found him sprawled in a patch of weeds half a block (rom the slore. He was in a rinzed condition; nd offered no rejls'anre. He was: armed with a .22 revolver. He Identified himself as Curtis Rav; JANE RUBY Ithln a few years grew linto a slurdy plant of demoerac; i first! give Harding, 17, Harvey hotel. Detectives said he admitted a number of other of Japanese occupation.

"Why cannot the same thing be don; in Japan? Why cannot 60 nations Ihroush their best minds, unit ly burglaries. Harding brokfl the class from the; ar door of the grocery and took in ehanie from the achieve as much as one nation, with willing co-operation, has achieved in mm ism a EI Femx RESTAURANT 2300 N. Bdwy. He told officers he alio entered the, Sprinkler System i Bids Sought By Army Engineers The. army engineers at Tulsa now are taking bids for the Installation of I an automatic sprinkler system Ini seven warehouses at Port.

Sill. Col clubhouse at the Lincoln Park golf: course and ransacked the rlubhouse.j and ihe adjoining care two nignts; WAYNt NICHOLS OSCH. i AIR CONDITIONED SY StfRICIRAIION the Philippines?" Evidence All In On Cleaning Row The suite dry cleaning; boajd Tues LOVABLE, LUSCIOUS Offers You A NO WASTE PLAN FOR BUYING CARPET YOU PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU USE NO EXTRAS TO BUY New Travel Twist Given by Boy, 74, Carrying Snakes JACKSONVILLE, July 17 Wi -When nollce nicked un G. Herb, district engineer. Tulsa, has announced.

Col. Herb said bids must be sub-i mlttcd by July at which time thcy; will be opened at the naval reserve center theater In Tulsa. day called off itx Wednesday hearing into charges against Drew V. Finley, Shawnee cleaner, and will base Its ruling on two previous hearings. Principal features of the work in-jclude.

In addition to the sprinkler system. Installation of exterior water lines and construction of valve houses. 'Work is to be completed In 240 work days. fisured they were Just getting lad but. in addition, they got: A four-foot, seven-inch boi con-1 joim d.

cash, secretary of the mndi. the decision known to Y1 iH Joe Reil- Flnley's attorney in Shaw- Mrd was to continue hearing Berlin University Given Ford Grant Wednesday Into charges that Finley offered free summer storage to cus-jtomers when he hud no storage space. ENJOY iTEAK CHICKEN SEAFOOD Canodo Boosts Manpower OTTAWA. July 17 oV, Defen 'foot. Everglades rat hnakr.

said he was just hitch-hiking his wav home and rxplnlnrtl to horri-i fled pollcewtinion In Hie juvenile Cc tneut al headquarters', "I'm a dealer In snakes I soil o( Ideal, li pays mv eNpi'ines for le sntfi he olitalned Ills picieiii stock jot wriggly goods by trading around" in noririn. 1 Police figured he probablv could Hake care of himself as well at his: i unorthodox merchandise nnd let hlmi itand the snnkes resume trnvellng. BKHLIN, July The Fordjbut hung garments from rafters In 'foundation announced Tuesday night his plant. The board also charges the npprovnl ol a grant of S1.309.SOO Pinley advertised the service as tree. ilir west Berlin "free university." yet he charged 10 cenw per $100 Paul O.

Hoffman, director of the valuation for Insurance. foundation established in 193H bv the Finley has been before the board hue Fdscl H. Ford to advance human wice nnd if It rule. against him, th Minister Hi coke Cuxioii suld uescn cd their manpower iKtnro can suspend or revosc nis ciran- PLUS PEPPER NEELY'S HARLEM NICHTS REVUE "A HOST Or COIOMD TAlfNT" BUZ SAWYER I STUl I "Vki vCOrf. CtC, UE to Cto SSfflM f'w voy tTW i r' 7vN s'tst'V latBAW 00 IT' A-5vSe rr'i Hit UUs'i'jM Oar.

wwr HERE'S HOW By the National Rug NO WASTE phn you imply square tho room multiply it by the square foot price. The carpet is then installed by expert workmen Complete with 40 ox. paddinS. NO EXTRA COST! r-5 WITH AL TELL'S BAND 2 FLOOR SHOWS ADMISSION A LOOK C. H.

MASLAND'S QUADRILLE 9-12-15 ft. Crey Rote Creen Beige Wk. Nitt $1.25 4m SQ. FT. Sf I msm0-zzKexsi 0NLY LOUIE'S 2929 S.

W. 29 St. 62-900 1 Jl I AIR CONDITIONED A t.L NCU ME A J. A.tli v-oE AT IT-fTCKiG r. MC WiLUMDU -TC wis LAST c-sCj FAja e-AHMTlOM with mv iwo.5 "X- ugAt? h.m Cllinm' uaj-s, Tfr 5at? uj aav PAISJ" Sjl' Coming Soon to Downtown Okla.

City EL CHARRITO No. 2 To Be Located at Comnietc lv New I Entirely Different HServinc; Delicinus Frtods MEXICAN AMERICAN.

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