The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 82

SUNDAY APRIL 24, 1949. THE DAILY OKLAHGMAN Rites in Kansas For C. E. Albin Stephens County Rural Schools Accredited chcrokcc pomca city DUNCAN. April 23 (Special) All Yes, Sir, Our New Elephant 1 the Quefen Publishers Pour Info New York For Convention rural elementary schools Irt Stephens county have been accredited for the Governor Finds House Is Best Buddy He Has school year 1948-45.

Clifford Frederick, county superintendent, said schools receiving the are Woodlawn. Plainview, Tucker, He is survived by his wife. Lila, Wellington: three sons. Stacy and La-vern. Wellington, and Merle.

Geary; three daughters. Mrs. Elnora Chaufty, Pauls Valley; Mrs. Florence Turner, Mena, and Mrs. Alma Baldwin, Geary: his mother, Hattie Albin; one brother.

Roy, Blalrstown. sLx sisters, Maude Davis. Blalrstown, Edith Lookabaugh. Greenfield; Edna Schield, Calumet; Ethel Doafc, Chill-howee. Alice Waugh.

ChlUwee, and Nadine Cunningham. Clinton. and 14 grandchildren. WELLINGTON. April 23 (Special) Services will be at 10:30 a.

m. Monday in the First Methodist church here for Charles Edward Albin, 65, former Greenfield. businessman who died here late Friday. Burial will be in Wellington. Albin operated a retail grocery business In Greenfield for more than 20 years before moving to Wellington In 1947.

He was part owner of the Oklahoma Tire Si Supply Co. store here. He also had lived in Okeene. Wa-tonga and Shawnee in Oklahoma. pure stroke of luck.

The five elephants arriving here Saturday may be the Weaver. Chapel. Woolsey. Beaver, Pnvnp Hnw. Owens Prairie.

Meridian. Plato. Gatlln. Claud, Willow NEW YORK. Anril 23 41 Hun last rcicasca oy tne oiamese government for some time.

A ban has been imposed on all shipments to private dealers. Two may dreds of publishers from all sections By Ray Parr The house of representatives th Diamond, Oak Lawn and Sacred Heart school In Duncan. of the country will arrive in Nc this weekend for their annual uaner week meeiincs. be consigned to zoos but red tape may make it difficult to get the animals The yearly business meeting and ZtAtJM has the CLOTHES- out oi mat country. FE3E3IC DUNCAH kW MAOiow SULPHUR In addition to the elephants.

Goc- luncheon of The Associated Press win be held Monday at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel. Sessions of the American Newspa- bel cargo Saturday included pythons, fish cats. a tapir. 'monkeys. Chinese quau, Malayan noney oears ana species of oriental birds.

nrougn tr.itlttional boy of the legislature cirri' (I 'he tail for Gov. Turner Final success of the sovemor's pro-(tnm has now been checked up to the state senate. The house, composed of 02 new members, was picked as a possible trouble sjxit for the coventor before tht session opened, but has aone down the line almost 100 percent for the administration. With the exception of thj rcorgani-ration features of the school code bill, the lower branch of the legislature has Kiven the uovrrnor about everything he has asked for. Virtually all major proposals in the coventor' program have been passed by the house members.

Secretary of State Dean Acheson Reporters and photographers from the Los Angeles Times, Examiner, News, Herald Express, Mirror, the Long Beach Press-Telegram and The Associated Press covered the President vvtii sjreaK at tne twenty-seven in annual Bureau of Advertising dinner cli maxing the publishers' convention Tyler's arrival and the unloading of Thursday night. I -Ll A This maP pin-points spots in three III Vnannei states which already have reported picking up the WKY-TV test pattern. Fort Worth on the south and Fort Smith on the east are the most distant reception stations reporting so Car. Station officials explain that this map is not particularly significant insofar as setting the station's area of coverage is concerned. That area will not be known until exhaustive field tests are made.

And the engineers point out that local geographic and atmospheric the animal cargo. FRAZIER said the elephant, slightly lighter than expected, will fill out The tV membership will elect six; new directors to succeed those whosc terms expire in 1949 and vote on 17 associate members seeking rcEUlnrj sufficiently in one year to permit children to ride it. membership. Gaylord Asks Withdrawal a in perfectly pleased with this Turner Scores Triumph factors may make reception disappointing in some towns The directors whose terms expire elephant and know that all of the 50,000 persons who contributed for The governor's major triumph of close to oilier towns wnere recepuuu i jjchuh-. auwcvu, report indicates that a big segment of Oklahoma will be in the television reception zone when WKY-TV goes on regular broadcasting schedules later.

this purchase win jikc tins animal, Frazler said. are: J. R. Knowlnnd. Oakland.

Tribune; Paul Bellamy, Cleveland. Ohio. Plain Dealer; E. K. Gaylord.

Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman: Ar-tliur Hays Sulzberger. New York Times; James E. Chappcll. Birmingham, Age-Herald, and O. S.

Warden. Great Falls. Tribune. The elephant is being bought with? nickels and dimes contributed by; young and old when Luna, Lincoln! park's one elephant, had to be killed because of illness. "I confidential expect that she will I gain another 25 or 50 pounds in a few weeks and will look a lot better! Senate Showdown The news co-operatives nominating the session came the past week when! the house passed the controversial tas! tax and farm-to-markct bills.

House members took a lot of political heat to vote for tho 1-cent raise! in the Kas U.x. The revenue will go! to county commissioners for school bus and mall route roads. The other bill transfers the farm-i to-markct program from county com-j missioners to the state highway tle-j-partment. Both branches of the lep-j islature previously hnd passed the bill; mnkini; a direct $13 millions appro-) printion to the state highway depart-j The proposed additional eas tax' committee named all oi six in if nominations for new terms but Gaylord asked that his name be with- Due on Key Issues The strength of this business is a weakness for Quality Other nominees selected bv committee for directors are: Robert; H. Choate, Boston.

Herald and! Uv Observer Sunday Herald: W. IS. Cowlcs. kane. Spokesman-Heviev in the benelii ol i'l th aI 'kI chl' ItC i of Dealey, Dallas.

Texas. Morning: showdown should i $36 mil-' Gov. Turner's request fn key is- the slate. i News; Benjamin M. McKelway, Wa.sh- Once the bill is passed by the sen- 'ington.

D. C. Sunday Star: Paul Mil-ies olj- alt it llkelv will go to conference com-; ler. Rochester, N. Democrat id ues of the legislative session.

The issues are the same ones ob-orvwc c.iiri lhn leoislators faced the lions ntUlcllnu bond Ksur woi apprmaf in the houie of repi tlvps but was then re.tected in our parade than she does now." Prazier said. "At that, all of these experienced animal dealers say these elephants are In better shape than they've seen brought. In. We were fortunate to get a cargo handled by George Emerson. He Is the best of all elephant men in the country and he agrees that Oklahoma City has an elephant that will be a credit to our zoo for many, many years." Meridian Bank Blaze Causes $1,500 Damage MERIDIAN, April 23 (Special) Fire which started on the roof of the Meridian State bank Saturday morn-i opening day.

January 4. nearly four months ago. They are the road pro- senate committee on revenue and tax- littee between the two houses tor the! Chronicle; Eugene C. Pulliam. Indian-inal decision.

When it is pa-scd byipolis. Star, and Richard M. lie two houses in final form, there will Seatun. Coffeyville, Journal, a speedy close of the session. Warden and Seaton are the nominees Budget Must Be Tailored I for a director for cities of less than Action on the appropriations bills 60.000 population, ill follow decision on the key Strikes Due Discussion uo- 'gram, aid for common schools and License Fee Ps.se 'repeal of prohibition.

The house previously had passed jS getting so late in the session Ihf governor's bill to Increase Uie the most adroit footwork and astute pproprlations will have to be; Associate members seeking regular drivers license fee. voted to political the state board of agriculture, and, loaders ra off for much shaped Quality Apparel for Men, Women, Boys and Girls for 94 Years money available ioi membership are: Blytheville. Courier News; De Queen. Citl- pioposnl for a Los Angeles. Mirror: approved a speed law for drivers, rue longer the ultimate and nnai cue driver license bill and board of acri- lts Still Trvinc to Rally iCannl.

111.. Democrat-Tribune; Her-nn. Daily Journal: Murphysboro. Independent: Woodstock. 111..

Daily Sentinel; Long Island Daily 'Press. New York City: Long Island culture measure Have become law. The first issue to oe Disposed oi i. millions oona issue ior ouuaings The limit law has been the revived effort to submit repeal of'ceedcd in keeping the legislatur ann nded bv conference committee and prohibition at a special election. It has deaci cetcr for nearly two weeks, final action remains to be tanen.

i been defeated repeatedly, but the wets nousc passed the measure and School Bill Is Setback are still trying to rally the two-thirds lhe senat0 turned it down. Senat The eovernors only setback in the vote in each house and push; Gov jeetion brought the proposals or me rooraanizanon fMtureVYhe bin repeal at a special mission of repeal. 1 HmwToMo "Sc" uas stricken. llou members feared J. A Sl iSvei repeal is defeated again and the Oak Oak-! would result in closing rural PJBftg? of the wjekrded taxes art- written off, the i I Ridge, Shelbvville.

Tenn rimes- i ing did $1,500 damage before it could' be extinguished by the Guthrie fire i department. Mrs. John Beland. presi-j dent of the bank, discovered the fire' about 11:45 a. m.

The Guthrie fire department sent a pumper truck to the scene and; townspeople kept the tank supplied with water with a bucket brigade. Most damage was done to the second floor apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Beland, Joe McCubbln, Guthrie fireman, said. The bank offices were not damaged.

Mrs. Beland said the bank will be open for business Monday in another building. MAIN AT HARVEY Major appropriation bills have been passed by the house and are pending before a conference committee which has the difficult task of reducing budget requests to come within available revenue. in mike their effort to the ia.un snouio aujuiuu snil uit i.i Gazette: Alice, 1 exns. Dally votes in the 'enatr Railing in it.

the; three weeks. Adjournment then would Tnvior. Tosas Daily Prcss: onancock. senate will have to move to settle the be a few days auer the S15 rate of jVa shore Daily News. Issues and close the session by mid-iP-y ends.

fNf. program is designed to May. i If the repeal and tax measures archive the publishers opportunity to dis- The renewed effort to bring a res- fought throuKh each house ne ses-Cuss the multitude of problems con-; olutum for repeal prohibition lo Son nlR.h continue lot vv re nccted with r'raid nnph'iun rev the floor of the senate will be made House Making Progress jenucs and costs in the past vear. be deter- Derision The final fisure ca mined until the leuisl; Tne house of representatives lias Monday's session, for members onlv. of ired i devnt with The senate has the work Mondav mornin jrs don't want ic a the floor of th 5 00 emphasis on International Typograph force the is-senate unless pass it and decision on whether to raise additional' senn n-vnnue.

Advoratvs of rppea! are still jue' hoping that the need for additional the will bring additional caii for a move to submit the repeal qucs-' ical union strikes and the engraving: by-pass operation used In ifor the next two weeks, i One highly controversial mat left before the house of repr-1 tlon at special election. Success of the governor's program some cities where the printers have walked out. Small Papers Get Time The Tuesday sessions will be given over to "crass roots" discussions by 'lives. It is the general salary bill and the proposal to repeal the bill nassed earlier in the session raising the salary of the appellate court judges $60,000 vear bv tr.em dunes. 1 The bill is resting oi for the repeal senators wanted tb hotiso of PUDers wlth lcss 50'000 clrcuIation' Tljic w111 rac u'fl0m comics to labor-saving machin- impose calendar.

It was brought out of com- out of com- In tiie house has been due lamely to aml ffnrts of Walter BilTlngsy. speaker. 'nall and Joe Smalley. floor leader. The two har v.r always seen eye M' to eve on everything but they have taXe made a smooth working team when pos; th- chips were down.

Biliineslcv, a veteran of five ses- pres hip up clall (, unilmi; the dded to the tendency of smaller papers publish only five days a week. peal from oil companies and put jejuties" bill taken out. The AN PA session on advertising FINE BROADLOOM CARPETS and RUGS! he is in the oil because of'lack of funds. the pio- Wednesday will precedent-breaking jtions. has leen a strong speaker.

He repeal movement as i has stamped out a number of budding business, revolts, but at the same time has kept Thus fnr the govi I movement as ponents of the raise for repre.seniauve.s major corn-has kept each of the ,2 jUdpcs may djf. ptting media-radio, television and flcultv kecpinu th. house from insert- jniagazineswill take part. ve nothing to on good personal terms with opposi- away from the tlon members. will continue to Smallev Is Effective it.

His experience in procedure has' If ne ing the repeal clause on the tioor. Atj 1 least the bill would have to go back elect officers including a. successor to to the senate, and the temper of the: David W. Howe, business manager of senate in repealing the "added duties" i the Burlington, Free Press, whose be that it 25 50 tlon. Smalley.

a slow-movine. can- servers expect some more effort bill didn't indicate it would accept the SAVINGS OF icrm as aimci president expires. ii Hons ha: movi-fi fffpc on or t.as tax. oiii jutuivi. n.

He 1 till le: It will leave before the senate the! r. Ar, Ui I DR. R. V. MORRIS live In a hard Ith individual the one-cent (Snecinn 'reason FREDERICK.

April 23 (Special) 1 Foof Specialisr Ij ipport for hi pnt iad program from county rodeo circles, has been; 10 ine mgma iuui UnmreH fnr makine nrenaration for to-market road program from county' 0Ulhu.C!jtf,rn j.odeo circies has been! If commissioners to the highway com-1 H.cured for makinR proration fori! evexixgs nv jr toistmext face The il ll0ur' 9,30 ,0 I administration effort will Frederick Uoundun administration effort will i. nir mission. mission. fifth legislative day. members a bulky calendar of 01 page: A number of highly on! of those bills, and club rodeo here the nights of May 9 rnorS'candv'iriidub rodco herc nights of May 9i Ph-2-0302 521 1st Natl.

Bldg. I the govt bills remain to lie considered, but most tlumi are not a part of the admin- program. Cut in School Funds Seen The all-inclusive common school bill held back. Byron Dactis. The house must make a final deci- sinn on salary Increases for state offi- education rials.

The general salary bill passed by jv be reported to the senate also repealed the special -pnnff. Tuesday With no new -30- DISCONTINUED SAMPLES to Your Choice $095 each "extra duty" salary raise for Judges ror tne general fund, schools will have of lhe criminal court of appeals and to take a reduction in anticipated ap- BROADLOOM CARPETS Was NOW 100 sq. yds. 15' TWIST TEXTURE. Ruby Red, (Imperfect).

SI 1.50 8.95 sq.yd. 38 sq. yds. 15' SCULPTURED WILTON, Mint Green 12.50 9.95 sq.yd. 115 sq.

yds. 12' SCULPTURED WILTON, Sand Beige 12.50 9.95 sq.yd. 47 sq. yds 12' SCULPTURED WILTON, Beige 11-95 9.95 sq.yd. 96 sq.

yds. 12' SCULPTURED WILTON, Beige 10.95 9.95 sq.yd. 44 sq. yds. 12' LOOPED TEXTURE, Grey 12.95 11.95 sq.yd.

128 sq. yds. 12' TONE-ON-TONE AXMINSTER, Beige 6.95 5.95 sq.yd. 27 sq.yds. 9 EMBOSSED WELTON, Grey H-95 10.95 sq.yd.

51 sq yds. 9' TONE-ON-TONE AXMINSTER, Grey 8.95 6.95 sq. yd. 69 sq. yds 9 EARLY AMERICAN HOOK DESIGN, Multicolor 8.95 6.95 sq.

yd. 58 sq. vds. 9 HIGH-PILED TEXTURE, Peach (Imperfect) 12.95 8.95 sq.yd. 60 sq.

yds. 9' PLAIN VELVET, Green (Imperfect) 9.95 5.95 sq.yd. (ALL ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE INSTALLATION IN OKLA. CITY) I inH genuine vithln tfH isH feature-lock thf state supreme court. propriatior.s alont: with the A house committee eliminated the departments and institutions, repealer section and a light will be Thus far the school bill code made on the floor of the house to re- provisions have been kept well store this provision.

tne committee, rim hill to legalize marble boards is One veteran legislator nt the head of the calendar on third worked on the committee put his fin-reading. A companion measure tax- mr on what observers have suspected Inn Juki; boxes and all other coin op- all along is the difficulty in getting amusement devices $40 a year the school bill whipped into shape, has been passed by the hoir.e. He said there were too many school Civil Service Bill Moves teachers on the committee and too The house advanced to Sinai pass- pv ol liirm wre iniets-cd writ aire ist week a resolution proposing a iv. a school bill to fit their WJilAm. 1 mif'JifflJWWMmWA or district with maMmum bene its constitutional convention.

The ques Uie tnin writing a scnoo, on, HH tion would be submitted to vote of ivouIp at the next general election. AVIATOR'S B-4 BAG ponded Diamond $1 2,000 YARDS 27" CARPET AXMINSTERS VELVETS WILTONS approved, the convention would meet the first Tuesdav In September. 1951. A measure pending on third reading would amend segregation laws to permit Ncgroo to attend institutions of higher education if courses were not available at Langston university. A bill setting up a civil service system for state employes also has been advanced to nnai passage.

SAVE ON THESE RUGS Was NOW TONE-ON-TONE AXMINSTER, Green $51.50 34.20 SCULPTURED WILTON, Grey 95.60 63.60 TWIST TEXTURE, Willow Green 120.75 94.50 PLAIN VELVET, Blue 11 1-00 71.40 TONE-ON-TONE AXMINSTER, Beige and 71.60 47.60 EARLY AMERICAN, Block pattern Axminster, Beige 77 25 55-00 TWIST TEXTURE, Beige 129 00 97.50 PLAIN VELVET. Grey (Imperfect) 134.00 86.00 SCULPTURED WILTON, Grey 191-20 159.20 DUO-YARN WILTON, Beige 233.00 189.00 FLORAL AXMINSTER, Grey 196.90 152.90 TWIST TEXTURE, Grey 221.00 172.00 nsed A pro; sir 25 meut to eliminate tne sucm vou. a factor In election- on initiative petitions is awaitinc final roll call. The amendment would provide that initiative questions would be decided on a stralgritycjnd novote. I worn together set with superb ryd.

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