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E11mMiMM1 THE CUSHING DAITJ tiTIZtN tUSHING OKLAHOMA 1NG D'AITA1 CITIZEN tUSHING OKLAH(MA 11Nii1MMMinMW Elonm ariLle -MONDkY NOVEUREA 40 if142 QAar 00111 PAGE FOUR PAGE FOUR i Today's APPEAL FOR Today L)PEAL FO li PARALbrfK Priv rIr4 mY Itm AR6D MY zgp GRID HANS PREPARE FOR BOWL BATTLES 1 Tvo tinm TERI113 7-7' 41 Local Grain Wheat Yellovf Corn Barley Oats Yellovf Corn Barley Oats gt War loves (Reg Pat Off) 1 By LOUIS KEEMLE 1 of The United Press War Desk FARM pRoDucT 1kI ii OVEMBzEli ends today with the news still good from all war fronts rounding out a month in which We Position of the Unit- Agricultural Se a 1 Icct Nations took a decided turn the better Wickard Warna of More Although Prime Minister Wins Churchill warned against Food Rationing Ahead and disclaimed any By FRED BAILEY attempt to make prophecies he United Press Staff Correspondent i went as far as statesman-like WASHINGTON Nov 30-4UP) I cLution permits in outlinig the Secretary of Agriculture Claude collable course of the war in a Wickard warning of more food radio address yesterday rationing ahead appealed to farmers today for a "dawn to HIS implication was plain that dark" effort to increase produc- rationing ahead appealed to Wickard m-or-e--fo-o-d- farmers today for a "dawn to dark" effort to increase produc- War (Reg By LQUIS of The United tlk Mrs Ella Ford of Tulsa was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs TflIS WEEK IN W'F Lavery here CUSIIING Jimmy Lavery son of Mr and Mrs Lavery left Friday to Monday enter military service as a cor- post and auxiliary poral in the Petroleum Distribu- hut 1015 Main tionDetachment of the Army Engineering Corps He will be sta- Red Cross surgical dressing tioned at Camp Claiborne near class library basement 2 to 5 Alexandria Louisiana Tuesday Cushing Lions club Cushing Captain and Mrs Herschel hotel 12:15 Linn are visiting Capt Linn's par- Masonic iodge Masonic Temple eras here Mr and Mrs Mose 7:30 Asp ctaaa A kI )' amm WEEK IN TrHi--S I CUSHING Monday post and auxiliary hut 1015 Main in Red Cross surgical dressing class library basement 2 to 5 pm Tuesday Cushing Lions club Cushing hotel 12:15 in Masonic lodge Masonic Temple 7:30 in IMP 1111 Viln 1'nr rf Tii1n wn I the weeken 1av Jimmy 1 Mrs enter milli poal in Georgia Goes To Rose sow! TuJsa And Ttwulessee To Pky Sugar Classic By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK Nov sow! Tu ha And TtwInes- see T9 PkY I'M Classic: By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK Nov COLONEL DAVIDSON In leaving for Camp Ord California anticipates so be OM many of us that he Is much awe than likely before he has 'been there long to be meved into Foreign Service "Yes I think I'm 'ready for Foreign Service" he commented "in more ways than one We've got to win this wax and if my go- ing into foreign service will help I ant more than ready I have been in service arid Way LIA411 home now for 26 months Like the rest I want to win and wind we Fest i want to win and wind IV 'N TIANmot-AT 1 I (Quoted by Burkey's Creamery) CREAM No 1 45c CREAM No 2 42c EGOS No 2 32c EGGS No 1 infertile 33c EGGS Pullets 27c BLAIIOMA CITY LIVESTOCK Georgia's Bulldogs were back OKLAHOMA CITY Nov 30 among the top ranks of football today after knocking off unbeat- Cattle 3600 calves 900 steer en Georgi Tech in a convincing market slow steady-weak top a manner to earn a trip to the Rose 1388 cow market steady-25c Bowl lower top 11 bulls steady top 11: Led by AU-American Prankle 'calves steady top vealers 1350: Sinkwich Georgia dusted off the top heavies 1250: common calves Engineers 34-0 Saturday a day 8-9 stockers and feeders slow 1 that was a fitting climax to the and steady: top white-facar year- I most unpredictable season in col- lings 13 calves 1350 good to lege gridiron history The rush choice stockers 10-1150 feeders i that followed the day's results mostly 10-12 I ended in these bowl acceptances: I Hogs 3200 market steady: Rose vs Pacific Packer top 1325 outsider peak coast conference champion 1335 bulk 13-1325 packing sow Sugar vs Tennes- steady 1275-13 stocker pigs see mostly 25c lower top 1325 1Georgia's Bulldogs were back among the top ranks of football today after knocking off unbeat- en Georgia Tech in a convincing manner to earn a trip to the Rose Bowl Led by AU-American Prankie Sinkwich Georgia dusted off he Engineers 34-0 Saturday a day that was a fitting climax to the most unpredictable season in col- 45c rkey's Creamery) 42c 32c fertile 33c 27c LIVESTOCK Nov 30 calves 900 steer Leady-weak top Lrket steady-25c us steady top 11: vealers 1350 I 11d common calves slow white-facar year- 1350 good to 10-1150 feeders market steady: I 5 outsider peak pig '3 2 5t top a ol c3 I i 2e 5r 1 1 I tion in 1943 to help feed the United Nations He asked for a 10 per cent in- 1 crease in livestock products with- I out reducing total crop acreage 1 and pledged government aid to I be thinks the war in Europe Linn Capt Linn has been attend- I Red Cross surgical dressing will be won before the one in the ing Staff School on the library basement 9 a Pacific Then he promised while east coast Capt and Mi Linn to 12 noon 2 to 5 and 6 to 1 Lewe nreilminaries are in pro- will leave tomorrow for Camp :9 11 4Niss flill igress Britain will in full tit up and get back borne" CUSidlile Day No 1 BridegroOm of )) Lt Cecil Humphrey may have arrived late for his wedding dueto war recent gratinaticn transportation facilities and a few other oetalls but at his wedding reception this morning farmers "through all the means available" to meet the record goals The 1943 farm production goals call for more meat and "all we can poultry and eggs more vegetables high in food value more corn and less farmers "through all the mefing tin Market Amer Pwr Lt 41716 $100 Am Rad Stan Sap 6 90c Am Roll Mills 10 70c Am St1 Foundries 55c Amer Sugar 1914 Am 12912 Armour Ill a 3 Anaconda COPPer 52353384 AtOhlsol1 4338 Atlantic Refining 1812 Baldwin Loco 1114 Barnsdall Oil 11118 Bethlehem Steel 34 34 cCitys 'oet 'Ohio 6414 Coin Solv 938 Cons Oil 658 Conti Can 2514 Eastman Kodak 144 General Elec 291 Gen Foods 4 343'8' Genl 0 A 114 Gen Gen Motors 401 Goodyear 2212 Hudson Motors 43i Int Tel 7 Midcont Pet 1712 Mont Ward 34 Vs Nati Distillers 2 24 1 38 Paramount amount Pix 165' 1 Phillips Pet 4241 Proc 132-112 4914 Pure Oil 9742 Radio Corp 4 14 Radio K-0 358 Reynolds T3b 22 Sears Roebuck 62 1 Shell Union Oil les I Simmons Oil 16 Skelly Gil 28 1Socony Vacuum 914 0 Ind 26 0 NJ 43I Studebak 1 er 58 Texas Corp 39141 1325-1Tex Pac 17 I Tidewater Oil 9 1 united 01cup 14 1 Rubber 2418 Steel 4658 Steel Pf 110 Woolworth 28r8! CURBS: i Ark Nat Gas A 11 cities service Oil 37 I Niagra Pwr 114 I Market $100 90c 70c 55c 5334k 3434 64I 9381 658 253'4 144 40'12 22 I'2 11 171i 914 4314 51a 32341bf 11 I 9 I 1 241e 110 0 i 4 74 114 i 1 he showed evidence of 'wing aleit and quick on the opteke To congratulztions upon how well he looked in his new uniform he answered: "It's a' good uniform "LAST TIMEs I SAW TULSA' Is :41 ills title of a theme song that a number of Cushing women are going to be singing as gasoline rationing clamps down on out-ofcity trips I Carson Colorado I iorce with the United States to Wednesday join I Cushing Rotary club Cushing I hotel 12:15 settle accounts with Japan Mr and Mrs Shinn of In the latter task the two allies Oklahoma City spent the week Red Cross surgical dressing library basement 2to 5 aided by China and not will be end here visiting their daughter I class inconceivaby by Russia While and family Mr and Mrs and 6 to 9 nt I Rutsia is still going through an Stribling 726 East Broadway Friday Red Cross' surgical dressing exhausted war which is draining class library basement 2 to 5 its resources of men and material Mrs Joslin has returned the Soviet union interests at here to the home of her brother I stake in the Pacific which are Dr Richardson She has! 1 likely to prompt it to stabilize been in Alexandria La visiting Birth Announcements permanently its position with re-her E011 Capt Joslin who Mr and Mrs Roland Bell of gard to Japan while the oppor- 216 North Independence street are is being sent to New Jersey wherel tunity exists he will be stationed the parents of a baby daughter I The Urited States at present is I born at 8:47 a in on November 29th at the Payne County Mason- holding Japan almost single- Don Hunter son of Mr andlic hospital The baby weighs canneo and doing a good job of Mrs 0 Hunter returned to 6 it If hitler is disposed of in pounds 9 ounces St Gregory's' school at Shawnee I Purope and the Lined fleets( air I after pending the Thanksgiving forces and armies freed for con- Mr and Mrs Miller of centrated action 'against Japan holidays here Other guests in thel 116 North Highland street Tulsa Hunter home during the holidaysi hld the war in the Pacific would as- are the parents of a baby son' were Mr and Mrs Lawrence Al- sume an entirely new complexion weighing 8 pounds The baby was len Drumright Dorothy Brown weighing at 12'05 a today at the Drumright Peggy Chapel and Mr THIS possible shaping of the local hospital and Mrs McLaury ar has been forcast before Mrs Joe Colvin and baby by observers in this country and Mrs McLaury has re- I daughter of Drumright were dis- in England They became con-turned to her home south of the missed this morning from the lo-' vinced of it when President Roosecity from Seattle Washington and ea lospi a Mrs vm home 1 A 1 1 vett sent an A to Africa Denver Colorado where she visit-lis in Wichita Falls but she went indicating a determination to ed relatives to her parents home at arum- up in Europe instead of con right centrating solely in the Pacific Mrs Platt Mrs Sam May The reasons for Churchill's op- of Yale and Miss Charlaine Punk-1 Lawrence Pounds who under- timism are obvious First there is houser of Tulsa were in Cushing went an operation for shoulder in- the turn of the tide in Russia I nouser ot -itusa were in cusning went an operation tor shoulder in- WV 'Mill LUC WU AL aoc cotton Vs Georgia bneep 10ou iamb market 25c toes dry beans and peas more wheat more peanuts more pota-ITech lbwer: sheep steady choice fed long-staple cotton Service Team May Play lambs 1425 good to choice 1250- "The goal represents the most The Orange Bowl Sun and 1350 culls 950-1050 feeder crucial and important task our newly-founded Corn 13ow1 at Chi- lambs 7-9 farmers have ever been asked to cago still were unfilled although "The rolelHardin-Simmons co-champions of KANSAS CTV LIVESTOCA- perform" Wickard said 1 of American food in the war the border conference was re- Kansas City Mo Nov ported ready to accept a bid to strategy of the United Nations I 1 puts the farmers on the frontithe Sun Bowl to met an outstand- Hogs salable 5000 total 56001 line and dictates the trends of ing Service team Alabama and fairly active mostly steady with our 1943 farm production pro- Boston College were xegarded as Friday's average practical top' gram 1 having the inside tpack for the 1330 small lots 1335 good to Starvation as Weapon Bowl with William and choice 170 lbs and up "Hitler uses starvation and Mary Santa Clara and Miami mostly 1330 1 looting as a weapon of conquest university also mentioned Holy Cattle salable 16000: totall The United Nations' strategy calls Cross upset conqueror of Boston 17500 calves salable 1500: totr1 I for the use of food as a weapon College and Alabama were men- 2000: fed steers opening slow for liberation to build ever-in-Itioned for the Corn bowl steady-easier! hiddinc 111'n111111 95 1 puts the farmers on the fro-riiithe Sun Bowl to met an outstand- Hogs salable 5000 total 5600 1 line and dictates the trends of ing Service team Alabama and fairly active mostly steady with our 1943 farm production pro- Boston College were xegarded as Friday's average practical top' gram ihaving the inside track for the 1330 small lots 1335 good to Starvation as Weapon 1 Orange Bowl with William and choice 170 lbs and up "Hitler uses starvation and Mary Santa Clara and Miami mostly 1330 looting as a weapon of conquest university also mentioned Holy Cattle salable 16000: total The United Nations' strategy calls Cross upset conqueror of Boston 17500 calves salable 1500 tots1 I for the use of food as a weapon College and Alabama were men- 2000: fed steers opening slow for liberation to build ever-in- tioned for the Corn bowl steady-easier bidding around 25 amb market 25c ady: choice fed i to choice 1250- 50-1050 feeder LIVESTOCA i Nov CI eic 000 total 5600 1 stly steady with l' practical top 1335 good to and up 16000: total able 1500 totra i opening slow iding around 25 creasing power against the axis" Navy and Holy Cross Crowded lower heifers weak-mostly 25 Production up to the goals Gtorgia for the day's honors The Irmo heifers weak-mostly 25 calling for the fourth successive 1Midshipmen rose from their und- I lower cows mostly steady bulls year of record farm erdog ranking to knock off higher vealers slow still would fall short of meeting I 'heavily-favored team 14-0 before steady: stocker and feeder classes I a limited crowd at Annapolis food needs of the United Nations i comprising around 70 per cent of Cross downed four times Wickard said Many foods will Holy receipts fairly active steady- I have to be rationed this season went out on the short I qr eally sales medium and weak-mostly 25 weak-mostly '25 Ely steady bulls 1 vealers slow rid feeder classes 70 per cent of MRS A BRYANT trying to buy "White Christmas" in sheet music last week reported that the store had sold the last a hundred copies in one day to the customer Just before her LI- A actor had an act with two big dog and a little dog He was trying to excite a booking agent's interest The dogs stood on their heads tossed balls to each other and walked on their hind feet like Charley Chaplin But all to no avail the agent didn't crack a smile Finally the nAle clog turned to the big dog and said: "Let's get I out of here" The agent dropped ------V cigar and sputtered: I "Why I can't believe it The AS machines arm am" Because of labor shortages arid end of 3 to 1 odds and smothered good fed steels 1300-1490: corn- Limy at the local hospital Satur- today The Germans fre on the defensive ns1 of fewer mhi filies College hiterto undefeated Boston Co day was dismissed and returned extends from mon dogies 1100-1125: medium to tate 1 on a front that now will have to work from dawn until 55-12 to knock the Eagles out th of Moscow to the Caucasus the Sugar bowl Igcod heifers 1250-1375 medium 1 PrIS( Miss Rosalie Phillips who is em- to his home here today unable dusk if they are to meet their ployed at Texas City Texas ar- They are tied up there and una goals" Wickard said "We in the i Stanford Whips Fivers Ito good cows 975-1175( few 1200 I Pit i to ew I ployed at Texas City Texas ar-1 They are tied up there and unable "L'" "1" "'rut' weir goals" Wickard said "We in the good cows 975-1175 1200 Stanford Whips Flyers rot ena oi La oaas ana smothered lgood -fed steels 1300-1490: corn- hiteto undefeated Boston College M011 dogies 1100-1125: medium to state Prisoner 55-12 to knock the Eagles out of 'good heifers 1250-1375: medimn I dogies 1100-1125: medium to Ith heifers 1250-1375: mediu I (A IX Prisoner little dug actually talks!" The actor looked bored and said: "No he doesn't The big one is a rived here yesterday for a visit' tune with those games Stan- it' Mrs John Good was dismissed to muster their full force to meet public service can do no less" lcutter to common grad IA'S with her parents Mr and Mrs from the local hospital and the allied threat to southeT E9127 I At least one-fourth of all 194 3 ford upset undefeated St Marv's1775-950i good to choice vealels Shot In til St undefeated with her parents Mr and Mrs E1irom tne local nospital and Lhe MAIM' Lulea' Lu bUtillict 11 r-A-u I At least one-fourth of all 1943 ford upset arys Buuu AL ALAVIkAr 11ElLul 4 I L0041011 all ase a 01111111440 Phillips I turned to her home Saturday or any other threat the 1 food production will be needed forlPre-Flight 28-13 Fordham con- quered North Carolina Pre-Flightl Suspect Breaks Away from feeders 1250-1375 medium to Jou 1450: sizable supply good to allies may present the military forces and lend-lease choice white faced stockers and Guests in the home of Mr and! 1 The news from Africa continues 'he said That would be double the 6-0 Oklahoma A and downed Officer On Oklahoma City Mrs Swiggart this weekend i Mrs Robert Engle and baby good The axis so far has been 9 requFements There will be l' Eetrolt 33-6 Kansas itate de-- fated Nebnaska 19-0 good reds and roans 1100-1225 I were Mr and Mrs Gerald Swig- have been dismissed from the lo-unable to show preponderance in less food in 1943 for civilian con load around 475 lb steer calves 1 atreet gart and children Judy and Jer- cal hospital and returned to their the air It is having the greatest Bs sumption champions Ohio States 1400 with heifer end at 1300 Big en ampions stopped fa- ry of Pawhuska and Mr and Mrs home at 1113 East Greenlee to- difficulty getting reinforcements 00' salable 9 0 1 orcements Wi cl Ileela bl 7ard acknowledged that it i vored Iowa Pre-Plight 41-12: and t---- total rltrT A tsrsikir A "Try' 10 niA I t1141 ile LI tt tUltLUge Uli ttl 111 -1 0 a I-lc-1'1 II 16' nial 1811 WW sumption Ten champions stopped fa- i VIVO WILLI 1111 tlio JJVLS I Wichard acknowledged that it ivored Iowa Pre-Flight 41-12 and I Sheep salable 9000 totall 1 HOW to help win the war suggestion 9820P Writes a woman in ArkarLas: "The only foolproof laas to test gas masks is try them in the vicinity of an enraged ha- skunk London Nov 30 (U Radio Vichy announced toniatt that demobilization of the French armed forces ordered by 1 adolf hitler when the Nazis oc cupicd Toulon was complete today 11 Forest Swiggart of Tulsa day and supplies across the Mediter-1 000 -opening sales sheeo strong Ivould be virtually impossible to Miami turned back West Virginia' lanean as allied submarines sur- 1 equal the record 1942 crops He 21-13 slightly higher no lambs sold Mr and Mrs Forrest Swiggart Mrs A Davis of Centralia face ships and airplanes send its said 1942 was blessed with the Rose Bowl opposition for Georearly best fed lambs held lround entrained yesterday at Oklahoma 1 Ill has returned home after a transports to the bottom 1500 numerous loads ewes 625- most favorable crop weather in gia Southeastern conference City for Rantoul Illinois where I visit here with her grandparents! factor that cannot be champion will not be decided for 65() Mr Swiggart will be stationed and I Mr and Mrs Starnes her THIRD there is the matter of counted on in 1943 two weeks Washington State1 will enter officers training school mother Mrs Frank Merrette Mr I- general air superiority The GRAIN RANGE at Chanute Field 1Davis' parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Luftwaffe is regarded by London Production May Be Under 'UCLA and Southern California If 1943 yields per acre are about are waging a hot 'race for west- CHICAGO NOV 30 Davis and other relattves )cperts as dwindling in power the same as the 1937-41 average honors Grain Range: Mr and Mrs Forrest Swiggart Mrs A Davis of Centralia entrained yesterday at Oklahoma 1 III has returned home after a City for Rantoul Illinois where I vifit here with her grandparents Mr Swiggart will be stationed and I Mr and Mrs Starnes her will enter officers training school mother Mrs Frank Merrette Mr at Chanute Field 1 Davis' parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Davis and other relatives 111! would be virtually impossible to Miami turned back West Virginia 000 opening sales sheeo strona equal the record 1942 crops He 71-13 lambs I slightly higher no lambs sold said 1942 was blessed with the Rose Bowl opposition for Geor- learlY best fed lambs held lround most favorable crop weather in gia Southeastern 1500 numerous loads ewes 625- factor that cannot be champion will not be decided fori65() counted on in 1943 two weeks Washington State' Production May Be Under UCLA and Southern California GRAIN RANGE If 1943 yields per acre are about are waging a hot 'race for west- CHICAGO Nov 30 the same as the 1937-41 average honors Grain Range i factor that cannot be will not be 65() counted on in 1943 two weeks Washington State! Production May Be Under 'UCLA and Southern California If 1943 yields per acre are about are waging a hot 'race for west- L' the same as the 1937-41 average honors Gra READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS OKLAHOMA CITY Nov 30 shot and wounded at a busy (UP runaway police prisoner street intersection in downtown Oklahoma City this morning I The victim was Hill being held for questioning in connection with robbery of a suburban Okla-' 1 homa City theater He was en- total crop production will be about Tulsa was signed earlier for the WHEAT: High Low Close in custody of a sheriff's 14 per cent under 1942 Sugar bowl as result of its per- downtown building where the Dec I251i 12434 12434 'deputy to a Justice of peace court The goals compared with 1947 fect record for 10 games Ten- May 13014 1291 12912 -5'81for arraignment on charges of production call for 27 per cent! defeated Vanderbilt 19-7 "1 130 7'8 13014 13i armed robbery Lull'IN more pork 36 per cent more lard for an eight one and one record CORN: 35 84 8414-4S- As he started to enter the seven ner cent more beef and veal and slipped into the Sugar bowl! two per cent more milk four per as the result of Boston College's! May 89 13! 8912-5O of peace court is located cent more corn eight per cent defeat I July 9112 90i 9118-90-7'o broke away from the deputy more eggs 28 per cent more Tech Favors Cotton Bowl Dan Kean and fled afoot Kean chickens 25 per cent more dry Georgia Tech suffering its elected Stocks called for the escaping prisoner peas 32 per cent more peanuts only defeat in 10 games favored to halt then shot at him A bullet and 18 per cent more dry beans the Cotton bowl where it will BY UNITED PRESS ctruck Hill in the groin Wickard said the 1943 goal of meet Texas the southwest con-1 Allied Chemical 136 He was taken to a hospital for 122000000000 pounds of milk ferenee champion American Inter 414 treatment i total crop production will be about Tulsa was signed earlier for the Dec 1 14 per cent under 1942 Sugar bowl as result of its per- LI The goals compared with 1947 fect record for 10 games Ten- production call for 27 per cent nessee defeated Vanderbilt 19-7 more pork 36 per cent more lard for an eight one and one record seven ner cent more beef and veal and slipped into the Sugar bowl! two per cent more milk four per as the result of Boston College's! cent more corn eight per cent defeat I Jull more eggs 28 per cent more Tech Favors Cotton Bowl chickens 25 per cent more dry Georgia Tech suffering Its peas 32 per cent more peanuts only defeat in 10 games favored and 18 per cent more dry beans the Cotton bowl where it will Wickard said the 1943 goal of meet Texas the southwest con-1 AM 122000000000 pounds of milk ference champion total crop production will be about 14 per cent under 1942 The goals compared with 1947 production call for 27 per cent I more pork 36 per cent more lard seven ter cent more beef and veal two per cent more milk four per cent more corn eight per cent more eggs 28 per cent more chickens 25 per cent more dry peas 32 per cent more peanuts and 18 per cent more dry beans Wickard said the 1943 goal of 122000000000 pounds of milk 'while the air forces of the United 1Nations are growing Churchill 1-1cclarcd that the combined air forces of Britain the United FOR Mr and Mrs Van Eastwood and daughter Donna Jo of Oklahoma! City were the guests here this Part Of French week end of Mrs Eastwood's nth par- en Mr and Mrs Schulze Garrison Joins Staff Sgt Gordon Schulze who Is stationed at Pine Camp New With Allies York is spending a furlough here at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Schulze 504 East Unit Crosses Red Sea To Manle Also visiting is another son Cadet George Schulze Cimarron Escape Germans and Joins Field 017Iahoma City and Cadet 1 Jimmie Upton also of Cimarron 1 With Allies Field I Ey wiLLIAm DICKINSON Private Johnnie Clarke of 1 LONDON Nov 30 1 11 Camp Howze Texas visited his of the garrison of French enth Mr and Mrs Schulze rl Staff Sgt Gordon Schulze who Garrison Joins Is stationed at Pine Camp New 1 th Allies York is spending a furlough here at the home of his parents Mr Mrs Schulze 504 East Unit Crosses Red Sea To Also visiting is another son Cadet George Schulze Cimarron Escape Germans and Joins 017Iahoma City and Cadet Jimmie Upton also of Cimarron i With Allies Field I Ey wiLLIAm DICKINSON Private Johnnie Clarke of 1 LONDON Nov 30 111 Camp Howze Texas visited of the garrison of French Wrench I OF ALL KINDS SIGNS HARRY'S SIGN SERVICE 102 MOSES 1 ztAes and Russia are already I much larger than those of the i axis I A fourth reason for Churchill's 1 optimism is his evident hope that the Italian people can be per-and suaded to get out of the war FailMaole ling that he apparently believes that after Africa is completely ocField cupied the allies will be able to knock Italy out as a preliminary to the final assault on Germany I I 011 NI an Buys wife MrsJ Clark 414 North Somaliland on the East African I I while slightly above 1942 produc- Other weekend games sow tion still would lack about 9- Georgia Pre-Flight defeat Ala- 000000000 pounds of maintaining bama 35-19 Auburn stop Clem- I the 1942 level of civilian consump- son 14-13 and Indiana blastl tion because of the greatly in- Fort Knox 51-0 Rice shut out I 'reed military and lend-lease Baylor 20-0 in the southwest needs conference as Texas Christian! At the same time Wickard an- rallied to nip Southern Methodist nounced a farm subsidy and price 14-6 -Import program "Ett a level suf- Michigan closed its Big Ten' ficient to assure producers of at- camnaign by halting Iowa 28-14 tractive returns for the desired las Illinois defeated Camp Grant 20-0 and Michigan State played 7-7 deadlock with Oregon State Villanova defeated its neighbor- hood rival Temple 20-7 in the east and on the Pacific coast Notre Dame blanked Southern California 13-0 and Washington State's bowl hopes were injured a scoreless tie with Washington 11 I an Crash while slightly above 1942 production still would lack about 9- 000000000 pounds of maintaining the 1942 level of civilian consumption because of the greatly increased military and lend-lease needs At the same time Wickard announced a farm subsidy and price -import program "tit a level sufficient to assure producers of attractive returns for the desired Oklahoma City's Baseball Club I 3 Steele and friends in Cushing coLst at the southern end of the Sunday morning 'Red Sea has crossed the frontier into British Somaliland and join-Miss Rosalie Phillins Texas! ed the allies the Vichy Havas City Texas Mrs Phillips i news agency reported today and Mr and Mrs Coons are An artillery unit was included spending the day in Tulsa today in the force and many civilians marched with the troops Mrs Robert Drummond and I Germans broadcasts said it twin daughters have taken one of I must be assumed that all of the Bellaire Apartments and will Reunion Nand in the be at home there for the duration! 'Indian ocean 400iniles east of Mrs Drummond is the former Madagascar was now in allied Miss Patsy Vineyard and her Mts- I hands as the result of landing i band Captain Drummond is operations started Saturday the Military Corps of the A Vichy radio broadcast said Army fighting French troops leading the landing forces had sent an Lawrence Garrett son of Mr ultimatum to the Vichy govern-and Mrs Lee Garrett who is em- ment of the island at noon yesployed with the Douglas Bomber toda demanding his surrender plant at Tulsa spent the week- I The ultimatum said the island end at home He has recently! capital St Denis andother coast- passed the examination and tests! i al towns had surrendered and that and has been accented for train- 'Iresistance was useless Vichy said log in the Air Corps He will re- but the governor rejected it main with his work at the bomb- I Dispatches from Spain an- er plant awaiting call nounced that the 597 ton Vichy -a ill: tile force UAW wally CIVIlialib Imarched with the troops Mrs Robert Drummond and I Germans broadcasts said it in daughters have taken one of I must be assumed that all of We Bellaire Apartments and will Reunion Island in the De at home there for the duration' 'Indian ocean 400 Iniles east of Mrs Drummond is the former' Madagascar was now in allied Miss Patsy Vineyard and her hus Wands as the result of landing i band Captain Drummond is in operations started Saturday i he Military Corps of the A Vichy radio broadcast said army fighting French troops leading the landing forces had sent an Lawrence Garrett son of Mr ultimatum to the Vichy govern- and Mrs Lee Garrett who is em- ment of the island at noon yes- ployed with the Douglas Bomber 1 terday demanding his surrender plant at Tulsa spent the week- The ultimatum said the island end at home He has recently capital St Denis andother coast- passed the examination and tests I al towns had surrendered and that resistance and has been accepted for train-1 istance was useless Vichy said log in the Air Corps He will I the rejected it main with his work at the bomb- 1 Dispatches from Spain an- er plant awaiting call I nounced that the 597 ton Vichy I 1 REMEMBER LAST DECEMBER! 71tat free peoples llay Hot perish troll' tks earth" REMEMBER LAST DEcEmBER! ririz 1 1 is 00- 77 '77 fNrt "I 104 1 I 1 ''''''k- i t' 1 FI'''''': 14::: '''''k: I 814stNkt 4 1 0:5 A :4 i '-r-: co IsT -v-f 4 11 1 4A 1440 ii 64 1411 71tat free peoples liot perishroil troll tills etirril 19 4 1 4- 1 1 0 I I-1 il tr est 'f'I il I Ili! Pi it LA ') 1 I 7 1 4 zm I -) Being Probed GREENVILLE Nov (uplofficials of the Greenville rmY air base here today investi- gated the crash of medium hemher in which four fliers were killed near Greer yesterday The dead were Lieut Herbert tone Tex: Lieut William Barton Jr- 22 pilot of -Men- Wsgitiglaitmes21w Tex and Bertreni Howard 24 SBorilitthtonB P2n1dEnTregxer: Carthage Ind' MI weie stationed at the Greenville air base mtamacmsemitmloamm to pi -1'' I Tribe Leaves John Holland nroduction" but without hoosting12 1 I Family After 24 rienears ceilings sumer costs above OPA price i a Price Seaports Mqintained Sale Price Unknown "Price smmorts will be main- tained within the limits of funds OKLAHOMA CITY u- City Texas Nov 'wadable to the department at Oklahoma Ci not less than 90 ner cent of narity League baseball club has been on all commodities for which the ii I purchased by a syndicate capital- er retary of agriculture has pub- lized at $250000 transferring the liclv reauested increased produc- 1 from the John Holland tfoo he said family after 24 years' ling pt4ves will be guaranteed 1 1 The new syndicate composed hv the denartment at not less of Oklahoma oilmen and other than 61325 nor hundredweight for good to choice 240 to 27Q interested business parties is riconds Chicago market basis' headed by Pope and Virtue The sale price of the club 0 et not less than 0 cents but rents nlu 3 which included Franchise player nveraging 34 cnt a dozen on the es contracts end all holdings was form: but tor at 48 cents a nonnd ciehitgo bseZ cents tsee i7bsid Pvt 2 115 1 not made known ss1714 1 The club was sold by John Hol- ibine Iris which entered land jr Sunday Young Holland Miss Suzanne Hadley teacher' submarine interned been mar cents for roller and 14 5 cents for Barcelona harbor hbor Saturday had 'assumed the presidency of the in the Tulsa Public schools spent i nrocess skimmed Inill' soy id The ship had suf- I Indians in 1936 after the death bean for oil 180 to $175 Sunday afternoon in Cushing Visit- 8 a ficient fuel to proceed even with-lof his father who had moved his In 5 e-liel flaxsepcl $2 70 a blislii: lug friends 1 lout getting fuel at Barcelona the Kans torm-dstile eetton at 4 cent a 1 1 Carl Rust operator of Th dispatches said but the corn- League baseball club to OkliSioma mod for tcil tant nt ri li Texas City Sun Texas City Texas I mender announced his intention city in 1918 Jan 1 nt prices to be announc7d1 returned there Sunday after a' to submit to internment as soon (Jimmie) Humphries who short visit here 1 as he entered the port has been connected with the front I 1 "ten best dressed wn on of the ec 1 The Spanish dispatches said office of the club for many years Filmland now offers a selH Benefit Card Party another submarine still was to be and holds an interest in the bust- Auxiliary December 1 8 I heard from Iness will remain with the new ti Union Ha night edtruni Hall over Plamore tady) I The Vichy radio said last ht stration men in uniform" The list is credited to Kitty Carlisle and in- that Toulon was quiet At about In 1935 after a weak start in Mr and Mrs Stout drove I the same time Germany broad-ithe Texas League after leaving I eludes: to Oklahoma City Sunday to spend I cast that explosions continued! i the old Western League Okla- I Mrs Oyeta Coln Hobbv chief the night and transact businessIabottid scuttled warships Ihoma City's Indians won the reg-1 the AWVS: Jacqueline Cochran la the WAAC: Joan Bennett of this morning Uncertainty continued as to the nier playing season race copped 1 11 immediate future of Vichy-Ger- the championship play-off and Ferry command Lieut I Comdr Mildrec MacAlee olio -4 Mrs Lou Brimm underwent an man relations defeated Atlanta Ga to win the AV Ec operation for removal of tonsils Germany broadcast that Mar- the Dixie series Bert Niehoff was Mrs Nion Tucker1' leader of lb in the offices of a local physician shal Henri Philippe Petain had then the club manager WAVES in San today sent no reply to the letter in In 1937 the Indians again won Francisco: Col Julia Slikke chief which adoll hitter informed him the regular schedule race but lost of the Army Nurses Corn: Lieut Mrs Simon and daughter that unoccupied France was be- to Fort Worth Tex in the League omd Sue Dauser chief of the I Navy Nurse Corps: Mrs Ernest! and Miss Gayle Jones are exixcted ling invaded and added: ichtimiponship play-off home today from Fort Riley I "The attitude of French auth- I The syndicate bought the 'tiibitscli Naval Aid Auxiliary: I COW' aS where they visited Mr critics regarding Germany is not property including Hol--1Victotw Brown commander Los I Angeles branch I land Field the league franchise1 Walls Aro- yet clear I and contracts of 15 players some billance and Defense Corps: and 0 Vig of whom are now in the armed eorge Cameron director forces The Indians will continue Bed Cross activities San Fran- isi i cisco area mrs Ileorge Cameron director and contracts of 15 players some nJ- nwr anti Ped Cross activities San Fran- of whom are now in the armed forces The Indians will continue area of major oroduction" but without boosting riertsumer costs above OPA price i a ceilings Price Sunports Mqintained "Price smmorts will be main- tamed within the limits of funds svailable to the department at not less than PO ner cent of narity on all commodities for which the in secretary of agriculture has publich reouested increased produc- Hon hp qn nroduction" but without boosting censumer costs above OPA price ceilings Price Sunnorts Mgintained "Price sunports will be maintained within the limits of funds1 svailable to the department at not less than 90 ner cent of narity on all commodities for which the serretary of agriculture has pubreouesteri increased production" he said pvives will be guaranteed hv the denartment at not less than 61325 nor hundredweight for good to choice 240 to 270 nriinds Chicago market basis: oges at not less than 30 cents but 9veragina 34 e'nfq a dozen on the fom7 buttor at 46 cents a noonl Chirago beris cheese et 2114 cents nlus 334 cents snbsidv: 17 5 eents for roller and 14 5 cents for PrOCPSQ Skirnreled soy beans for oil jMfl to 15 a Inithel flaxseed $2 70 bushel: ling pl4ves will be guaranteed 1 the denartment at not less 1-1tin 31325 nor hundredweight for good to choice 240 to 27Q rtinds Chicago market basis: ges it not less than 30 cents but a Iyersgine: 34 conts a dozen on the cm: butter nt 40 cents a nonnd Chicago bviQ cheese 2114 rents nlus 374 cents snlistdv: 17 5 rents for roller and 14 5 cents for --rav rrocese skimmed soy in" 1 no to $i75 a bea for oil "el $2 713 a' tormthns -tenle eetton at 45 cents a 'mind for II! Inch stank: rotri-1 4s ot prices to be announcd 1 Jan 1 Fihnland now offers a se1ec-1 Von of the "ten best dressed wo- men in uniform" The list is credited to Kitty Carlisle and in-1 7 rl 0 I i I i i i I I i 1 i 1 We have a wide selection of all types of horses and mules for sale or trade See them at our barns in Ripley and Stillwater Oklahoma CIMARRON VALLEY JACK FARM Stillwater Oklahoma I 1 I 1 1 0 Simon Mr and Mrs Fail Gordon and daughters and Mrs Lloyd DaY end daughter Fern of Perry spent Sunday at the home of Mr end Mrs A Timmons and Simon Mr and Mrs Earl Gordon and daughters and Mrs Lloyd Day READ TH CLASSIFIED ADS to operate independently league clubs except for optional season by a playing-mnager-It players aid Training will be eon- new owners said The twas Oklahoma City in 1943 tribe probably will be piloted next ducted in il 0 1 Lt 4 kW I I 1 i II rr91.