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The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 3

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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1944. THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Red Cross Drive Leaders Honored dieted that "a tremendous number 1 men will be coming back" from troj leal and sub-tropical combat zon with malaria germs in their blood confuse physicians trying to dlagna their future illnesses. Former Pastor In City Church Killed in Italy Indiana Major's Nazi Plane Toll Next to State Ace LONDON. March 27. (P) Maj.

Walker M. Mahurin of Fort Wayne. second highest ranking American fighter ace in the European war theater, brought his bag of German planes to 21 in Monday's sky battles Malaria Victims Seen Big Medical Problem JACKSONVILLE. March 27. (fT) Members of the American College of Surgeons were told here Monday that malaria, a disease heretofore confined almost exclusively to the southern states, may become a major problem of medical practice all over the nation after the war.

Major Boardman M. Bosworth of Bronxviile. N. who was with the ration head, declared in a Joint statement Monday. In some cases, they say, tires have been switched on cars without official changes noted on the tire Inspection Chaver Sounds Warning WASHINGTON, March 27.

(fP) The Republicans of New Mexico are "cocky," and the Democrats are in danger of losing the state In approaching elections, Senator Chavez (D N. said Monday upon his return from a three-weeks trip to the west coast, old Mexico and New Mexico. New Curb Placed On Used Car Men OPA officials will stand for no more "monkey business" on the part of used car dealers who are charged with chiseling gasoline coupons from ration books left In their care. Effective at once, persons selling cars to dealers are instructed to surrender ration stamps directly to the ration board. Ration books with all the stamps Certificates of service were presented two leaders in the recent Red Cross campaign at a directors meeting Tuesday in the chapter club room.

Judge S. Vaught. general chairman of the drive, and J. T. Griffin, chairman of the planning committee, received the awards and heard a resolution in which the directors over Europe in which several other during the Tu thel pilot county for success of the drive.

Lieut Anil E. Term, former city jrimster. and Sgt. George A. Calli-han.

former draftsman for the Star wen killed cation, the war1" dfpartment reported Monday. Deaths of five other state servicemen also trt announced. Lieut Teem. 41. for three years paster of tttc Lawrence Avenue Baptist church, was killed in Italy where he was a chaplain with a tank de Mahurin shared in the destruction of a Dornier 217 with two other Thunderbolt pilots, and Is now one behind the leading ace.

Capt. Robert S. Johnson of Law ton. Okla. Capt.

Duane W. Beeson cf Boise. Idaho, a Mustang pilot, shot down two Messerschmitt 109's to make his total 19. ouuw up at, me ration board at the rale of five or six a day according to W. Beverly Goudelock.

ration board chief clerk. "Dealers have abused the provision which permitted them to be the middle men In transfer of rations from the original car owner to the board Goudelock and Joe Griffin, district ine Oklahoma chapter was the third in the nation, in cities of or more, to reach and exceed its Jack Re Ville. Oklahoma branch manager of Metro Goldwyn Mayer studios, presented Judge Vaught and Griffin with a $900 check. MGM's contribution, representing profits from the showing of "America Speaks." Famous Brand Imperfects of Heavy Sheels stroyer battalion. Callihan.

23. had missing in action In mid-February. He was a radio Open cold-clogged nose." use only as directed. Get 17. based ir Eng- Lieut.

Arvil E. Teem land. md hnd 1.85 BnnnssnsEBasa been awarded the Air McdaL Lieut. Teem enlisted earlv in 1942. His pastor- and hehad been with the Fort Worth BaDtlst months before he for six milita; MESH Heavy, durable sheets imperfects of a well known brand of the 1 40 type.

Size 72 by 108, twin bed size. RED! NAVY! GREEN! BEIGE! BLACK! Mrv H. Teem. 1105 NV 39. is f.i?ea at the Federal Reserve bank and his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Tcm. live in Rock Springs. Ga.

The chaplain served as assistant 1 of the Kelham Avenue Baptist; Or.r-h several months in 1936 while a -f r.dir.z Oklahoma City University, previously had attended Oklahoma r--st university at Shawnee. wife. Mrs. MUdred B. lives at 1628 NE 13.

The i was a eraduat of Anadarko i and had entered service in i A-jjusT. 1942. Orners killed in the European area, i 1 Sat. Clarence H. Brauser son cf Mr.

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George M. Williams, son of L. Williams. Faxon. Others failed in the Mediterranean Unt.

John B. Hlgdon. son of Mrs. 3tatrice Higdon. Tulsa.

Vearl O. Maple, son or Vearl 3 Maple. Guthrie. T-l Gr. Leopold B.

Sullenger. son of Mr Carda P. Stridden. Blackwell. Brauser.

22. who was reported mis-in action in early November of mi. was an employe of the Pillsburv Fir Mills before he entered Attractive bath sets, colored background with deep tone figure in dusty rose, gold, blue, green, peach, aqua or white. Mat size 22x36 inches. 2.98 When you hov flnhed yoor Btzobetti ArdM lipstick, buy on Elizabeth Arden Lipstick Refill for cose.

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service in July of 1942. He served as a tint engineer on a B-17 bomber 1 hile based in Encland. Other survivors are two sisters. Mrs. Beatrice Matthews.

Dodge City, and Mri Gertrude McDonald. Newark. 1 Sjiiengpr. 26. who was In the in- ntry.

enlisted in October of 1936. is survived by three brothers. Bill I the navy. Carl of the army and "on of the home address. Carl is ser-in in India.

Sullenger's father lives in Blackweil. Pope Plans Lenten Service I LONDON. March I Rome radio said Monday that Pope XII would participate in Holy i Tirjrvjay and Good Friday celebra- i jinn the Sistine chapel, but that ne t.iwrvances would be "local in By JEANNE BARRIE 24-tooth rake of A wxy Jig 4 cypress leaf v3 srter." PRUNING SHEARS 9-inch length, forped 12.95 GARDEN CADDIE One Lone Woman in a Lifeboat -With 34 Men for tea tmible day. they were picked liht io a 26-foot boat. She was jcMick.

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