The Oklahoma News from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 1

The Oklahoma ews In Four Main Sections and Two Colored Comic Seetions Forecast: Partly cloudy not much change in temperature SUNDAY EDITION PRICE FIVE CENTS EmommomE1 1 I In Four Main Sections and Two Colored Comic Seetions Ect The Oklahoma Aews SUNDAY i 1 EDITION Forecast: Partly cloudy not much change in temperature PRICE FIVE CENTS OKLAHOMA CITY SUNDAY OCTOBER 30 1938 nIZT NTITINT CIT gITIVIIVN? nrTnnrp ln 101Q voL 33 No 25 xnr 1z vn -L Search for Fountain of Youth Ends 7-75703's77 i 03- -1! cop THINKS HE SEES THUG SHOOTS PAL Wilkins olt Gets 7 Be Fair to us CITY READY Keliliallieli Asks i fCopyright 1938 The Oklahoma New 06 Doffing the robes of a Jurist to speak as a father" Federal to consider Phil Kennarner's case "forgetting that I have po- ci: 1 Copyright 1938 The Oklahoma New Doffing the robes of a jurist to speak as a father" Federal to consider Phil Kennamer's case "forgetting that I have 4 i 4 '1 I' 1 1 i "11''' 06 I 0 la ars JURORS OUT 3 HOURS FOR FIVE VOTES Officer's Condition Critical After Accident On Prowler Call Detective Webb Campbell was shot through the stomach late Saturday night by a fellow officer who became confused police say as they attempted to catch a prowler at 518 NW 24th-st Defense Plans Appeal Mother Stunned Faints At Verdict Three-Day Session Begins Due Tuesday 1 Lawrence Bush another detective 1 critically wounded Detective Campbell as Campbell came around the house running low in an attempt 0 to conceal himself 11 Mr Bush was being questioned by Detective Capt Charles Ryan early Sunday Six officers answered the prowler call 1 Frank liking He bit his lip then smiled Ilk At 5 4 1- t' '40 SN I '5' "I 1 i 4 n- A 44 I'''4'''''t l''i414t $0" Frank NN'illking He bit his liii then smiled 1 1 4 4 I' 1 o4 1 1: le' I I -i ---4 y' 1 afe' 1 46sb Ps 6 I kt 4i' 1 i2L :4 ti'r Nc: 'e 's4- 'g'" i t- i 4 44 I t55 4 l'43' A' 4t 0 AM 3' 11 04 I o' 3 i 40 ki'''go ''4 441 k1 kk: '4: 4 1 1 i I 3 A three-day session in which At least 17 famous movie stars will vie for public attention with movie: magnates frotn New York City to Longview Wash will focus the motion picture spotlight on Oklahoma City Sunday Monday and Tuesday The occasion is the annual convent of the Motion Picture Thea-: ter Owners Association at the Biltmore Hotel Morris Loewenstein owner of the Majestic Theater here WAS instrumental in bringing the (Story on wage-hour law ruling for motion picture theater employes Page 4) convon' in to tip city He is secretary of the association and gen-1 eral chairman of the convention The stars scheduled to be some of them arriving Monday and some poJudge Franklin Kennamer Tulsa Saturday appealed to all Oklahoma to withhold criticism of the state Pardon and Parole Board when it considers clemency for his son a slayer Monday at the Capitol Judge Kennamer's statement asked that the board be allowed litical friends and political amourystlestr enemies" 4' ii PI tVArl And in answer to Judge sLI I rksl 73' Kennamer's appeal Dr A--SA'44414 I 1v: Gorrell Tulsa dentist a p- 1: rt "'4t pealed to the board and to blic opinion riot to forget '''x' that young Kennamer was z- oonvicted by a judge and jury if slaying his son John Gor- sPit' OposK and was sentenced to 25 i 'Air! ears at McAlester prison '3- 1 iii A Loit4 The Monday morning hear- called by Governor Mar- and took another dramatic i 'urn Saturday when Fred Cunningham pardon and pa- i -ole attorney announced he I could "wage a bitter light igainst a leave of absence or ik 1 parole" and will review 'en- f': 7 -a tional testimony of the trial ''s" 7 teaforde the Governor and the "It was murder" Mr Cun- 'i4 'Ingham said and there are ciundreds of prisoners at W- A tk' lester far more deserving -5- han Phil Kenna men" 1 Di xie GI I mer Tulsa County -71 ttornev said that he and Dr riorrell' both would ask he I ioard and the Governor to efuse leave of absence for the Tulsa youth Judge Kennamer "If Judge Kenna mei- wants to leave politics entirely out of this hearing" said Mr Gilmcr ''I am firmly convinced that Governor Marland can never find any earthly excuse for paroling that boy" The text of Judge Kenna mer's statement follows: I a ppreciate the opportunity given me to make a public" statement with referennce to the application of my son Phil Kenna-flier for executive clemency I feel in my heart that some of the newspapers of this state have been cruelly unfair to me and to my wile The requirements of judicial dignity and the canons of judicial ethics have made it impossible for me to engage in a battle of words I have been pretty nearly defenseless My official position and prominence have ve been handicaps to me and to my family in this whole misfortune My son would have fared much better in his trial had his father not been already a public figure For one for the last am going to step down from the beniti doff the judicial robe and make one statement as a father who has a boy in the penitentiary wilts Of Judicial dignity and the canons of judicial ethics have made it impossible for Me to engage in a battle of words 1 have been pretty nearly defenseless My official position and promi- nence have been handicaps to me and to my family in this whole misfortune My son would have fared much better in his trial had his father not been already a public figure For one for the last time-1 am going to step down from the bench doff the judicial robe and make one statement as a father who has a boy in the penitentiary By EARL RICHERT Frank Wilkins former 'School Board attorney wax found guilty of bribery by a District Court jury Saturday night The Jury deliberated three hours and fixed his sentence at seven years in the state penitentiary District Judge Lucius Babcock announced he would pronounce sentence at 9 a Thursday Until then Wilkins is out on 64000 bond Will Ask New Trial Defense Attorney K13 Mitchell immediately announced that a new trial will be sought and an appeal taken to the state Criminal Court of Appeals if the motion for a new trial is denied The motion will bit filed in three days he said Mr Wilkins bit his lips and low ered his head as the verdict was returned at 10:45 The jury had left the Courthouse at 6:15 to dine and had started its deliber ations at :43 Wilkins said he had no comment to make but Mr Mitchell remarked We have Just begun to fight" Wilkins was found guilty of par ticipating in a 66000 "payoff" in the sale of the Northeast High School royalty to LeRoy Estes and Roy Smith oil brokers on Sept 17 1936 I If 1 Need Blood Transfusions 1 4 1 The police radio sent out calls to i i5 officers on duty to report to Okla- 'SNt homa City General Hospital for blood transfusions in an attempt to N1 save the life of the 35-year-old 5 veteran officer Surgeons found that the bullet had entered Officer Campbell's left side ripped through the stomach and come out on the right He was unconscious i 0 Mr Campbell and his 'working ::5 partner I McCurdy were the -t-: :::3:: first to answer the prowler call Which was reported to police by Lowell Moseley of 520 NW 24th-st Mr Moseley told police he had awakened to find a prowler opening ti) '1 a purse outside his neighbor's win- dow The burglarized apartment was occupied by Mr and Mrs Milton Burnett and a brother Harold Bur- l' f'7f: nett who were playing pitch in an ladjoining room and who said he 1 'knew nothing of either the prowler Prof Karl Felge Dies At or the presence of the officers until the accident had occurred Home Here Bush Cut On Head i 0 'k -s- i 1 4 -4: 4 si- 1r" rr: 0 4: if oo tr 4 -t -1 I) 11 Ill' 1 I Prof Karl Felge Dies At Home Here 1 Olivia Dellaviland Warner Bros Marie 1S'i Varner Bros Jane Bryan Warner Bros Warner Bros John Payne Warner Bros Mickey Ro ffff ey M-G-M Nan Grey Universal Mischa Auer Universal Gene Autry Republic Ma dorie Weaver h-Cent ury- Fox Brian Don levy 20th-Century-Fox Akim Tamaro If Paramount Zasu Pitts Gene Austin Trx Ritter The Two 11eaver Brothers Two DIE WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR DIES ACCUSES MISS PERKINS In the confusion following the shooting Detective Bush suffered a gash on the back of the head when he WAS struck by the butt of a pistol wielded by a third detective wielded by a third detective Ry ED WALLACE Prof Karl Fe Ige thought he had found the fabled he had found the fabled tpe 1 The four Paramount stars at first fountain of youth two years Mr Bush was still unaware that! expected to attend WPre unable to State's Saturday Highway Says She is 'Throwing' Test The maximum sentence possible About 30 In Courtroom ago and to leave no doubt he had shot Mr Campbell and IIS do so because they are in pictures A I he leaped to his feet and leaPing to capture the supposed was 10 years under the law An now in production They are Jackie Fatalities Rise to Four Case to Save Bridges alternative was a $5000 fine and C000n and his wife Betty Grable burglar when the third officer see- one year in the County Jail touched his toes 30 times on i John Howard rind Olympe Bradne iing what was happening Jumped in! bo hiR uniden wee-Ilimy HAI! All the others however will bp- A 68-year-old man whose family Itv United Aut 30 persons were in the Premi All the others however will be 1 I 1 "all Wi lir IIu II" iltErti i I rilitILIL 1V pci Ot110 Wrx 411 his golden wedding day I About 30 In Courtroom State's Saturday Highway Says She is 'Throwing' Test The maximum sentence possible was 10 years under the law An Fatalities Rise to Four Case to Save Bridges alternative was a $5000 fine and one year In the County Jail tind struck Bush police officers ex- present at the movie ball high light had been urging him to stop driv- WASHINGTON Oct when Jury Foreman Then because he thought 'plainer! of the convention Tuesday night in ing nn auto because of his poor ma Dies of the House Rockete president of the Crosby Some doubt still lingered in 1 This wound was treated at the 11 I he Municipal Auditorium Altera leyesight and hearing was killed 1 investigating un-American Co and his fellow jurors an-the minds of those younger before Bush reported to the Clark's augmented WICY orchestra Saturday A ern oon and his car de- icharged Saturday night that Secre- nounced that a verdict had been than his 75 years the pro- Police Station for questioning The question of my sons guilt There will lir a floor or innocence is no loneer the molished by a train about a mile tory of Labor Perkins is attempting reached will play show lessor went into a knee bend Mr Campbell was badly wounded subject of debate The controversy is closed A jury convicted him east of Jones A woman companion to "throw" the Joseph Strecker de-1 The motion picture theater owners Mr Rockett handed the verdict and sprang up and down an- in 1932 when his detective partner and the verdict has been affirmed by the Criminal Court of Ap- will be led by Ed Kuvkendall of Co- also was killed portation ease in order to save Harry to Roger Rogers deputy court other 30 times Douglas Gates was slam by Ernest peals Being a judge myself it would not be consistent for me to limbos Miss who will convene a 1 The dead who read it: Then he dropped lightly to Oglesby who later was executed argue with the courts I board of directors meeting at the Bridges Committee for Industrial' AlcEwen rrtired Jones Organization leader from expulsion' I the floor and did a half doz- for the crime I do feel that he did not get a fair trial and I have chat- IBiltmore Sunday afternoon Serving from the United States 'We en push-ups to make sure he the Jury find the de- nt and pioneer Mr Campbell has a wife and lenged the whole world to present the record of his case to a his sixth year as president of the was not being misunderstood three small children They live at board of unbiased lawyers or judges who did not know me nor Inational organization he is a condi- i Myrtle Mvres about 50 also The Strecker rase is a legal test i before the Su pree Court of! bribery as charged in the indict- "We shall live more than 110 SE 31st-st He has been on Phil nor anyone else in Tulsa and I have said and still say that date tor re-election of Jones fendant guilty of the offense of the force nine years i the right of the Government to de- ment and fix his punishment at 100 years and we prepare now The Rev James A Garvey a member of the Oklahoma Public Life Magazine Feature Two other Oklahomans were Port aliens who are members of the imprisonment in the state pen Detective Bush two veers ago Welfare Commission's majority faction Saturday night predicted that The convention will be featured killed for our 75th anniversary" he Detective an armed escaped maniac i in travedies In Communist party itentiary for seven years" lo hichway the Social Security Board will soon suspend federal old age pen- in Life Magazines ''Party of the other parts of the state Saturday: i Mr Dies issued a lengthy and bit- smiled at Frau Feige who had just robbed a cafe near sion assistance to this state for the second time this year Week" sct ion 1 i tog attack upon Miss Perkins and Mr Wilkins closed his Mouth i I NW 10th-st and Dewey-ay mon assistance to this state for the second time this year Wtfiekife ing ttack upon Miss Perkins and Mr Wilkin closed his i as bribery as charged in the indict ment and fix his punishment at imprisonment in the state pen itentiary for seven years" Mr Wilkins closed his mouth head he entire But Saturday night the be- 1 He made the assertion despite the release of October pension fund whiskered little professor was 1 dead The years HA YES he ES- ELECTED (Please Turn to fol 51 had worn like a blue feather A a storm-struck tree BY YOUNG DEMOSSooner Passes had crashed about him like And there was a dim light in the room of Frau Feige at i I Special 1317 NW Ninth-st for her too i GUT Th HRIE News Okla Oct the years suddenly have 1 Stoll Hurricane th nit Jr of Oklahoma City was He made the assertion despite the release of October pension funds (Please Turn to Page Col 5 Sooner Passes Stop Hurricane iooner iJasses top Hurr ic ane shown-their relentless Jr or OKIRnOrrla uity was 0 -1 -1- 1 IlfrIL A A 43' Ai ''''l "st'acti hesitat ed about de-1 Opal Burdick 19 a hitch-hiker 'the Government's conduct of thejightly His face flushed ting four pages of pictures to vo Daniels 69 a Claremore Strecker test It was addressed toiducked slightly he convention Mr Loewenstein florist G'11Pral 13 Jork-i Then he smiled at his wit i said but as more and more Holly- son who replying to a previous at-1 was with him during the wood notables announced their at- Injured was James Waters 32-1tark by Mr Dios invited the Texasjrialo and patted her hand tendance and as nationally known year-old special assistant to the congressman to present his on Mother Stuntlf4 Faint motion picture leaders WPIT placed City His two young sons were District Attorney at Oklahoma! ng the csr that and argmnem in the Strecker on the program "Life" dispatched -41'y He was drivi 'matter to the Supreme Court picked up Miss Burdick His in- courtroom with his mothet a corps of photographers Claims Misrepresentation Lenora Wilkins of Enid SI Numerous pictures of Oklahoma juries were not serious Mr Dies issued his new statement'stimned by the verdict City will be circulited naiimith The train-auto crash occurred The ik fan ily left About 1:10 Dunnam Frisco le i in 1 the midst of controversy over his by the magazine Mr Loewenstein commit tee inquiry The investiva iy and entered the only Railroad agent at Jones said Fly FRNIE 11111 isaid 4 I ion drew president la! criticism this in use in the courthouse-41 a ft It'ritew I Most of the screen stars are after a freight train had left tne 44 nna si nirdv Rt11 1 1 11w-4n trir tendance and as nationally known Year-old special assistant to the to present his wn' Mother Stunned Fainte District Attorney at Oklahoma motion picture leaders Were placed and argoinent in the Streco ker th csr that His two young sons were to the Supreme Court on the program "Life" dispatrhed City was drivin NenurtnPesrontlisPipullettTecisilhorOklahoma City will be eitculted nationally picked tip Miss Burdick His in- la juries werot serious The train-auto crash occurred ms Misrepresentation ora Wilkins of Enid Mr Dies issued his MON statementstunned by the verdict eLeotiiirtroom wan ins mother in the midst of controversy over his The Wilkins family left by the magazine Mr Loewenstein I 1'10 Dolman) Frisco Jt committee's inquiry The investma- ly and entered the only Railroad agent at Jones said By l'ItNIE HILL Isaid tam (nets presidential criticism this in use in the titter a freight train had left the News Staff 1Vriter Most of the screen stars are veil: and Saturday Rep 'City will be' circulted nationally th magazine Mr Loewenstein By IE I FRN HILL said Nt are 1V News Staff riter los of the screen stars Siehtly His face flushed His ducked slightly Then he smiled at his wife was with him during the purpose nd she may never rise again Pt ed fifth district chairman of the it Death for Prof Feige re- League of Young Democrats here Moves the spry little man who Saturclay defeating Russell Farmer was known to thousands by iPaula Valley 2297214 I Without opposition Mrs John his Justice Hughes whiskers 1 tpd vire- team his cocky and debonair gait O'Neill of Marshall was elee Ichairman en Ham of Pails Val- his inevitable winged collar lev secretary-treasurer and Fred Tulsa and black hat the snap in hi 0yoc Bassett of Purcell chairman of the 0 kb s' dc ir gait O'Neill Of Mar team shall was elected vire- tea his inevitable winged collar i Ichairman Glen Ham of Pauls Val- and black hat the snap in leY secretary-treasurer and Fred Tulsa his Bassett of Purcell chairman of the 'I pF YI 1 i I lbI 1 1 11 11 1 11 in the She waS Mrs hurried elevator courthouse-the jag hurrying into the city by airplane Jones depot NORM AN Oct 29-The powerful University of Oklahoma football SI ke CI Who Ma member of the commit- As site entered the elevator Mr but all will be here long enough mem' IR a i Pe telegraphed Mr Dies that he in continued its march toward mate and conference championships Wilktns mother fainted She re- add a fillip to the searchers wit nessed he accident said Mr urday with a blazing aerial attack that found the University of to a tvoulti resten front the body if it covered On the way down and wag sa an easy 28 to 6 victim Of excited autograph hunters auto apparently stalled enntinues its present course of ac- reported resting comfortably I on the tracks and he was untibie It was Oklahoma's first gallop over the Tulsans since 1932 and it Alickey Coming Early tion to start it before the tram roart'd Nest Trial Noy 7 ran the Sooner string of victories Coming early Vail be Mickey into it Mr DIPS charred that Miss Per- Elsetnitn a principal In the to IlVe for the season and nine in a Rooney who would be the All- He said hp Hunnolt he iik 8 III klyiS 11OstPprelilrol to our C0111- ouster trial of the old School Board row counting the tail end of last American boy except that his mote the facts and the 111A upon ajor Scores: pie" or bov leap from the side of the was among the few who rematned year agent says that Mickey will smack car No surh survivor be Cif ShP rialMS to haVe In the e0tatroot for therdict ihoma 411 Tuka a For one quarter it WaS a close ball On the nose anyone v-ho rails him found however by highway patrol- detened further proceedings against C0111111 Attorney Lewis Cli 11 El itno gaMe bla then the Golden FluiTi- the all-American boy His mother men Bridges ainl misrepre-ented name In Arm 1 ainerted that -the jury returned it Uarolina 0 cane faded into an idl zephyr and and press agent will accompany ar arried Down rack Hhe cfloct 10 decilon Pi tnr a rntineous verdict" and that he ii 31 Orraon became a question of "how much" 111111 Strecker case had upon the depot-- i A li Stanford The car vas rammed timid NO wouid prepare immediately to pro- rather than "who" 1 Young Rooney arriving st 5:15 i at ton nroceedings against J10 hartern 11 MinorIlia A feet llOWn lhe 11'10-h and then cced 1A-til the bridery trial of Ed i vo RAVIOr 7 Count Eive Scalps Monday at the Santa Fe Midges' tossed one side in jagg piees 'W Spney resigned Scrotal Board I I TeNR4 6 Sooner fans were in high spirits Slat ion will be greeted by the 1 i Autturn a Both Mrs Mvres and Mr Mc- "Flom Inv stud' of the record in mmi on monday Nov State I as theY COUnted the season scalps Oklahoma City University and Ewen wpro tripped in the i ar thi- 1if- Mr DIP! IA 1100 1 ntli hP will proceed with the is clines ni Arkaua 1 -Rice Texas Kansas Nebtaska IlVe high Will sten it IA'S hit Their hodies isere Jrnksi in "I Hunk I lito the In pist: t-IA' of Rosen Price ousted UM II 1111001 0 and Tulsa--considered five of the escort hurl to the He 1- 1 1 riv i (1 son 1 cap- ti tordham 13 recovered in the tATeYkage along 1111 a ns iff fat al I la' 11 noalil member an ia Clara 7 Michlaiin State 1 toughest games on the schedme will leave Tuesday for the Pacific iissistinice I ne track ishics an ikl broken mouth 11 141r before the season opened Coast Tull Her theittutts ell 'ta ohltnina At the point of the clash the: I tWer wi-re charged with pans oan IA 1Sehraka The II I nil in le 073 II 0 0 le ti sans set The Warner Brothers party will road runs parallel to the tracks -7- itm continent that y011 are 1101HD lirilii04 in brilo'1l and Were 111 the stage for the SOODel'S to tear arrive earlY: t()" bY 81r14111P then urns shn wit 1 ld 11 to cq 1 iii so auainted is 0 Il la )IV 1)11) Ul liM I 1' i ay He nd jur lit June in- the tough part of their Big at the Municipal Airport at 11 (toss the treks hcts in this rase which i nsuly Faces Another Trial Tea ei- to Monday They will leave for a 1Six i'wheciule with Kiii'' -a" It was believed Mr McFven he- 'deonnstrates that Madanle P'fl'illls MilSSOUll and Iowa State coming 110117WOOrt Wednesday Olivia De liwf 1 hii bad eve i 1 1 1 1 i Mr laces trial on an- ti it tint 1111 10 ll 1 11 1) do Is ty at tt 'up HO da od Marie -Wilson and Mar- n' ncs 1 nda mein ells ging bribery ing was not alAare the 113111 W111 lve ()II itild the Dipartinent et Ins- l(fi-eil Sily It left the Oklahoma Aggies the only team sl a nding bet Ween the aret Lindsay stall wear gowns A 11103Cli111111111111 hf 111110111' the 11011 nee 10 )1111 her OM 01 tio 1 t'11 Whreit't Srhool I I i I CI '11 a nublicized in recent Warner pie- to ten niaAL ti onto the tracks Panic Inas' have tire tines 'ial nt'sti In tins transaction the Sonners and a state championship caused him to stall the var patntl- Mr Dies charged that: 1 While 17000 Sooner tans waited Gowns worn in 'Marie Antoin- coarges a $600 "payoff' oc- II of women is a snap compared men said re The Great Walt 7" and other la homa vs ea titer Weatherman for the highly touted To in r' jones residents said Mrs: my-: 111K DEPART IFNI' M-G-M hits will be worn by the 'Thompson to fill the ant with passes induced" to A pp A I the Dtsnaiment preparations for Wfl had been winking to her home 'Ac irday fit was the Sooner ball throwers who (please Turn in Page 8 cot 4) yyhen Mr MeLwen came along and srec er case to the knni tinder wa Immediately 'did the connecting Two of Okla- offered to give 1e a hit: set-eud Court hen the Circuit rniir ontv Joon an-rs a ember of th 4- 4- I Tulsa football tans riding i Please Turn tot rage 8 r'el 51 Turn to Pace 8 Col 21 hurrying into the city by airplane NORMAN Oct powerful University of Oklahoma football but all will be here long enough continued its march toward state and conference championships to ado a tolip to the enrchers Saturday with a blazing aerial attack that found the University of Olt to excited autograph hunters an easy 28 to 6 victim I Mickey It was Oklahoma's first gallop over the Tulsans since 1932 and it Coming Early continued contined its march toward Mate and conference onferece chapion ships "tn" the ehp Saturday with a blazing aerial attack that found the University of a an easy 28 to 6 victim of excited autograph hunters I It was Oklahoma's first gallop over the Tulsans since 1932 and it Mickey Coming Early ran the Sooner string of victories Coming early twill be Mickey to 11VP for the season and nine in a Rooney who would be the Ilajor scorAmerican es row counting the tail end of last Amer boy except that his pi ess year agent says that Mickey will smack Oklahoma 'a Isl a For one quarter it was a close ball on the nose anyone who calls him iart ut El Keno game but then the Golden Hurri- the all-American boy His mot her to name Nono uarniia cane faded into an idle 'zephyr and and press agent will accompany i 31 Oregon 7 it became a question of "how much" him if: smiensrodta rather than "who" A Young Rooney Ro arriving at 5:15 1 310 Ravlor 7 Count Five Scalps ni Monday at the Santa Fe I 7 TeNR4 11 Auhurn io a Sooner fans were in high spirits Station will be greeted by the 21 1 sw 1 as ey counted the season scalps Oklahoma City UnivPISity and Claim 13 arkania 1 -Rice Texas Kansas Nebraska five high school handi' who will moon inirdiwn 13 and Tulsa--consiciered five of the escort him to the 1311more He ilara 7 Michigan Slate i toughest games on the schedme will IPA VP Tuesday for the Pacific 'is it I ale ea son before the seaon opened Coast olomhia 13 Nehraiika in The downfall of the Tulsans set The Warner Brothers party will the stage for the Sooners to tear arrive early too by airplane in- the tough part of their Big at the Municipal Airport at 11 ea her? schedule with Kansas state ni Monday They will leave for and Iowa Stale coming Hollywood Wednesday Olivia De up ILO dand Marie Wilon and Mar- 1Vahlgren Silys on hIt lteefatmt hestOa Ikuliaulligo ha elAv kg: i lel tt Ililee t14) 11 171 ite i zilciin Is: rettelillit liv'A''eaar! 1 ergf)vikUrCis- MPS Sooners and a St a te championship Gowns worn in 'Marie Antoin- of Women is a snap compared 1 While fans Walt f'd pile "The Great Waltz" and other Okla homa ea ther Weatherman for the highly touted To i i M-G-M hits will be worn by the Saturday 'Thompson to fifties ir with passes fOr tl 1 hundred Tu'a 'not bali li411S nrling 1191e 1 urn 1 I age 8 'id 51 Turn to Page 8 Cot di 1 eyes He had searched a life credentials committee 1 time for the magic fountain The election was undecided until All-of youth and his appearance the last few moments and the with- led one to believe he had drawal of Candidate Peel Banister of i found it But the little Ger- INorman was generally credited with man was stoic enough through IIVIr Hayes victory His withdrawal Nti it all as he planneC to live i threw Cleveland County support to a hundred years to exact a Mr Hayes Logan County also backed promise of cremation from his Mr Hayes as did chapters from Nr(1' family 'Oklahoma County University of And after funeral services Oklahoma and Central State Teach- 1 Rice at 10 a in the 1 ers College hit Garrison Funeral chapel the Bus Hill present nationid commit- Tmak body will be sent t) a cre- teeman was endorsed for re-elec- matory in Kansas City non Mike Monroney Democratic sanla nominee for Congress from the fifth On his golden wedding day district was chief speaker Muri -Prof Feige announced a plan of rejuvenation that would A make men and women always I VOVCillber young would put sparkle into old eyes would put spring in full of Ado 1 i the loins and make an ooso- nal 1141 lete fandango of the Townsend Plan At that time he was a Predicting the whims of a hare practitioner of psycho-ther- to trying to forecast the vagaries apy in the Perrine Building Harry Wahlgren declared dolefully a drugless healer who Weather in Oklahoma is almost preached sermons of proper always "unseasonal" but this year it diet cleanliness psychology ha been -unseasonally unseasonal" and all natural methods he said And his best advice was hi During October there were five own life which at 75 left him days which were the very hottest untouched by dotage and October days in all the 47 years decrepitude On that happy thilt records have been kept on golden ed ding day he Oklahoma weather didoes Mr Wahl-seemed likely to live as long gren pointed out And yet there again were a few days along in the middle of the month which were Prof Feige was born in the coldest of recent years Schwarzenau Germany and I Mr Wahlgren was almost cer diet cleanliness psychology has been -unseasonally unseasonal and all natural methods he sa id And his best advice was hi 1 During October there were five own life which at 75 left him days which were the very hottest by dotage and October days in all the 47 years decrepitude On that happy that records have been kept on ed jug day he Oklahoma weather didoes Mr Wahl- seemed likely to live as long gren pointed out And yet there again were a few days along in the middle of the month which were Prof Feige was born in coldest of recent years Schwarzenau Germany and I Mr Wahlgren was almost cer the loins and make an ooso- klOt 11 Jr lete fa ndango of the Town- send Plan At that time he was a Predicting the whims of a harem practitioner of psycho-t her- to trying to forecast the vagaries apy in the PerrMe Building arry ahlgren declared dolefully homa's touchdowns came by passes Add late-season hot one on line and the fourth by weather notes A refriger- WaV of a biocked punt ator motor became over- Ons Rogers smashing senior back heated Saturday at the from thlton scored the 'itst touch-untouched home of Miss Ella Becar- down early in the second quarter dona 1728 NE 10112-st after he had put the ball in scorgolden starling a I fire which ing ppsitiOn 1Alill a long pa-s to cauNra $100 damage to the refrtgeratar and Si dam- Earl Crowder drive across age to curtains the goal was from the three-yard line Rushes Line Jerry Bolton 190-pound guard married Frau Feige in Win- I ttntt that this November coming up be partly cloudy i a much Rot credit for the safety which made geshausen They came to will be disconcertingly unseason- change in temperature said Mr it eight to nothing several minutes America together and to able too Wahlgren Th later Bolton ag ied through the homa's touchdowns came by passes ll a SI)Peal n'iill fliAt University of Okalioina-Ttila foot- I Ti NI I Please Turn to Page Col I i Inside You'll Find is a hm klaoa dil 's niuled pensio situation gels viiirse There is talk BLACK FLAG TO TEL I of suits nd a the federal board ag tin viithholiling the state's monthly kind tat a H)': OF CITY CAR DEATHS anno grant Read the latest deyelopment on Page 3 ages of rilrd aoamploy es should not be cut a federal board holds after trivestigating the present dispute Does that mean a nation-Vi Ole strike or uhat? Details on rage 4001:07 ilfhlotiildt of titssItillpaingette ett ctohuert Sergt Al West in eba rize nt hp 4 3lickev Rooney's girl friend Her picture is on Page and the 4 po' ire a reident prey en i ion srpla ci 7:4 unced aturday hr: tion the Ram White fag will fly from the' to of Se Tower ery day a iu Football scores quail hunting torking the story of a woman ly restier ts of all the a orld oer are in the there is no filial motor acciiient in Noilis Section begiiiiiiiig on Page it the city beginning In the near future Read -Box Office Beasts" an interesting feature of the Maga illie tom bay in this section are I L's movie reYiews realer Every day their is a fatal mei- Pv le Lipper Mrs- Ramsey cit tienerat Johnson and the Radio Log lipmemner me noon 411 14-o It Nil" III tiir iu 6 Sera Al West in ehante nt thp police a prm-en' ion sq la cl Mickey Rooney's girl friend Her picture is on rage 8 and the story of Mickey himself is on the first page of the Magazine See announced Saturday that a lartie Hon white fag will fly from the' top of Football sem-es quail hunting boxing the story of a woman thp Ramy Tower err day when vi-pstier ts of all kinds the world over are in the there is no fatal motor accutent in Sports Section beginning on rage II the city beginning in the near Read -Box Office Beasts" an interesting feature of the Maga future imp section Xiso in this section are I 1s movie reviews realer Every day there is a fatal at ci- It11 Lipper Mrs- Itoosioelt General Johnson and the Radio Leg -'3''' "''Ji''51 17'' ii A5 -i0 74 I -or 1 1 1 dent a black pirate flag will be displayed he said st -I tOts sot SECTION I SECTION 1 Last week Sergt Wet put into Oho ics t't Fashions 8 1 yditorials 3 effect the plan that has bcen u-eci Sitlus 2 Monday 11 ens 3 Books 3 in other cities of painting a white Sports 11-15 Homes 9 Mr Fixit 3 cross to mark the spot where Mete Oil 17 Mrs Sels 1 Movies 8-1 i has been a traffic death Markets 17-19 1 Tea Tabe 4 i 8 Oklahoma the year the 46th star was added to the flag Fatal illness smashed down upon the little professor last July and he was seen no more swinging along the streets Survivors include the wife and two children Lena and Ernest Feige both of the home Mrs Boyd Hef ley a granddaughter and Thomas Bates Jr a grandson all of Oklahoma City niint the vent the 46th Tulsa line RS Th01111)011 laded bark ii The hottest day in November Grass fires which been Ire- to pas HIS Ige at Thompson tr we've had in 41 years was 865 quent recently due to drouth con- I i sent the ball spn in th 6 ing into end- 1 degrees 'way back in 1891 and ditions broke out in a rah again zone recovered but a well probably beat it this Saurday wvh 12 reported quartet of Sooners were on top of unless rain starts and breaks the Eire Chief George McAlpine es- including Bolton Mr Wahlgren said mates each grass fire the score stood at vh the That's how irun and equipment needed to put thi half Early in the third John It out casts the city $100 Shirk Sooner erd rushed through 1 The forecast for Oklahoma is A good portion of the fir" can to block a punt and Justin BO erS Hal Roach cloudy Sunday and txarmer in while firemen were trying to eat lioll nod producer of 212-pound Sooner guard was on Famd i northwest portions Monday will be lunch eight of the 12 reported be-1 comedies vho'll speak at the lmostly cloudy Oklahoma City 14'111 tween noon and 2 I (Please turn to Fage 12 Col 1) A1PTOA convention here te 1' i 4 i' Ntgr li': i' -A- 6.