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The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 38

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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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38
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1947. THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Union for New Party pat.O ALTO. July 1 VP) Californian Pays $6,000 for a Bath SAN Julv 1 (I'l Wil- Miners' Vacation Hits Steel Output Members of the typographical union here started a move Tuesday to organize a third party campaign throughout the nation. Argentina Envoy's Confirmation Delayed WASHINGTON, July 1 (V) Sen. Langer N.

Tuesday blocked senate confirmation of President Truman's nomination of James Bruce of Maryland to be American ambassador to Argentina. Langer told his colleagues some objections had been raised to Bruce, but did not elaborate. liam Herwig complained to the sheriffs office Tuesday that taking a bath in his home here cost him $6,000. French Smash Plot to Seize Military Planes TARIS Julv 'iC The national Muritv Dolice ald Tusdv fon- 'I always wore the Key to my saic a cord around my neck," Herwig d. "But I took It off and laid It a table while I bathed." PITTSBURGH, July 1 (fl5) Lack of coal during the bituminous miners' vacation brought new production losses to the nation's steel industry Tuesday as more blast lurnoces sriuc cown ana operations were further curtailed.

HER BEAUTY HER LOVE HER DARING More than 17,000 workers were idle LimtotV to 1J of France's over the nation as a result of coal shortages. They include 14,000 steel- i BROUGHT THE SCREEN ITS worKcrs ana irom j.uuu io j.ouu railroad workers on crews employed on coal shipments. GREATEST THRILLS! n.lliurv and her riRhUr ana plane had bwn amashed. TTi 'vKi'iitlY im pnrt of an pln dv a right wing under- f.rnntzaMon which called tn BUrtc Mhquis to overthrow the f-urth republic: by civil war nest ironth anci fstab.Uh a military dicta -t. rhip The ft vernment announced Woniav ti Bla.k Maquia' plan had been lr.a;teJ.

The police organisations general ln-f' rmati 'ti 'virea i aaJd Capt Roger Patt of ti French airforee had been a-retel ronn-ctlon with the military plot At a givn lgnl, the polire wtid, many members of the a rforce wtiM sttempt to selxe the A the vcurity police ranged t. r' ugh rnnrr weklng Ut capture cnapiratot nv Wed in the nary cmu-pirarv. It was announced Uat Claude Cha ivel. 20-year-old son the of the foreign i affair been arrested "th tlie police aid, were or. hirca of aohcltlng funds; SW 25th Hudson )Doucr Fairbanks.

Jr. Maureen O'B "SINBAD THE SAILOR" i veterans agricultural training classes, In the eighth annual field day held Saturday at Gov. Turner's ranch near Sulphur. Left to right are James Siegenthaler, Harry Siegenthaler, Glen Bowles, Fred Keifer, and Tom Lyne. James Siegenthaler and Lyne were coaches for the team.

Winner in the 4-H club division was the team from Okmulgee county, and the winner among FFA chapters was Garber. ATItKS! ATTEND TODAY iB TIIHU T11UH. 1:15 IGaietyl June Prelsser Freddie Stewart Woman Has Present For Correct Mouth Iudt raiad S. day won't get Into the wrong hands "Found: Set of false teeth," she advertised. "Loser can have by proving ownership." Betty Hutton "PERILS OF PAULINE" John Lund Billy DeWolfe in Technicolor POPEYE CARTOON Tour 4-9 Doys.

Colo. Dude Ranch Denver, Estes Park. $133 up. Tom B-9 Doys. Nw York, Atlantic City Washington, D.

Ni0ra Foils boat, train. $121 up. SANTA MONICA, July 1 VP) Movie actress Ilona Massey Is fairlv confident that the article she advertised In the tout and found columns of the Evening Outlook Tue- "VACATION DAYS" EXTRA "HOME TOW.V MOVIES" See your children on the screen Open 1 P.M. Today Cry Kooma llllPI new siiow "topaY; mm Open 2 P. M.

Today HBMMBoa int Aurouet De Mer-! a- "one of the prlncl-f the revolutionary who defined hlm- "in heAven" "vollowflc SKYTRAIN VSingin' In The Corn' MB OPEN 5:15 r. M. TODAY! A riot of fun D. Montreal, Quebec, Bo: Fall, ctc $206 up ire alrt in an lnten rt oi PnrU at the appro-f signaled apolcesman of boastfd the plot rru tied by the arrest of City, olhei RAY MILLAND TERESA WRIGHT 'THE TROUBLE "TILL THE END OF TIME" Holiday R0BT. BURBRIOGE CO.

1910 Claston Blvd. 5-2504 Oklahoma Cit LAST TWO DAYS WITH WOMEN" Fire Destroys Homes FAIRKtriD Calif. July 1 hV read ovrr srv-ral thousand res ri.rtheat Falr.leld Tuesday and destroyed an estimated half doaen farm jmhw and as many barns. DANCE and 1-Hour Floor Show July 3rd 9 P. M.

till 1 MBUC INVITED Adm. $5 per couple Music by Jimmy Vaughan and his Orch. OPENS TODAY 3 P.M. Our Beautiful Lounge Completely Air-Conditioned Serving What We Are Striving to Establish as the COLDEST BEER IN TOWN With FOOD Fit For the Most Particular DANCE TONIGHT ft0VZr TUESDAY The easy to laugh at hit! "THE SIGN OF THE CROSS" 4 "SHOCK" I.ynn Burt Vincent Price I I JI 1 1 1 SILVER CLADE ROOM Skirvin Tower Hotel Urtl Dt Brian Attars 7 0 "THl LOCKIT HOLIOAT IN MtAItU I OPENING dooming Musical Revolving 1 of Okla. Scholanhip Fund "APocandar a Rag Tim tand" Utal Owe Om Comedy 'Taa DANCE To Music by The' Muit'cai Com.dy Frank Sinatra It Happened In Brooklyn Kennedy "0, $JcduitL ADM.

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