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Twas 4 PRICE IVE CENTS OURTEEN PAGES TULSA OKLAHOMA TUESDAY EBRUARY 21 1939 84th No 161 INAL HOME EDITION Just One of our orGrand River Dam or Suicide of Bride H'uHd Staff Photo a SEMINOLE COUNTY The Weather I Btfltkma 11 (MonOMl 24 HI 0lN Or Imo up a deficiency repayment kwpwi nomination Wlshinc $90 000000 RC loan to the in ford Mdter' Jr federal HMrirt fl Jh lucky ijMwpiUi with operaimj mom COURT RULE ON TAX EXEMPTIONS SOUGHT MEEKER Colo eb 20 W) gravely ill woman lately STALE IGHT AS NYBUNBMEETS A' BO fl a Curious Lillie Miss Loses Her Curls in Mixer New Outburstcharges 1 lim With Trying to Push Euiope Into War Charges Are iled Against Gardener by Parents of Stolen Child Mid Continent Charges In adequate Protection May Move Oil Senate Passes Resolution for Amendment En larging Rights NEW DEAL LENDING AGENCIES UPHELD jury Chosen for Trial of County Com missioner PRESS OP TO VOTERS New Number LAYS ROOSEVELT One Man Beaten and Dorothy Thompson Manhandled CHICAGO eb 20 (7' Tle Unit ed State circuit court of appeal affirmed today a $14500000 judg ment in favor of the Reconstruction inance corporation against 3400 tockholders nt the defunct Central Republic Bank and Trust company the old "Dawes bank" The judgment asked a 100 per electric plug and then cut me miner hculvt out of Elaine' hair The child ww released after emer gency tioatiwenl at Denver General iioipilai PROGRAM RUNS WRONG WAY OKLAHOMA'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER Young Woman Saved rom Death by Heroic Struggle Through Blizzard on Sled Made of Crate and Skiis toja SJM no uu io1 41 4 10 4 34 Ing through new aoft anuw flv deep" Almont exhausted Harrington nd Dauth reached the resort settlement of Twin Spring Ut flight They had struggled eight mile through Colorado' thickest and most wide spread blizzard of the winter A BOBSLED pulled by four hone awaited tnem WASHINGTON eb W' Th house beating down th frri of aerie of Republican attempt to cur tail new deal ageneiea decided to day to comtoue lending powei the Reconstruction inance torpor lion Mid the Electric ann and Home authority for two year frim June 30 The legislation ap proved In the Wnate in a different fin rn now will gn to a Joint senate hou conference committee where minor difference wUl be cmnidered RELIABILITY CHARACTER ENTERPRISE HOLLYWOOD eb 20 WO Hedy Lamarr has never met any Columbia university men but she think they're nice Informed today that Columbiaeninrs had selected her a the woman they'd tno't like to be stranded with on a desert island the movie glamour gal said when pressed for comment: "I think the Columbia seniors are very gallant gentlemen and 1 thank them" OIL CONSERVATION URGED OR DEENSE AUTO VICTIM 73 DIES INJURIES WASHINGTON eb 20 (A The navy department asked congfeMi to day to Conserve for national defense purporo petroleum deposit under lying submerged lands adjaient to and along the California roast In a letter tn Speaker Bankhead Acting Secretary Charles Edi mi asked congress to declare the conser vation of petroleum deposit wa "essential because the United State needs oil vitally" acial Scar and Loss of Employment Believed Cause of atal Poison Dose OKLAHOMA CITY eb 2) to' Okbhoma'a piwwnt "economy legis lature'' hit lost tn date $2 846 moe than the lari iegiiUtjire which wa roundly rr(fl(1zrt "pendlhrift' record of the state auditor' ofliceilowd today Total of the two ewiom for fix same period $120922 ud respectively The senate which (hopped It employe pay roll from 104 for the last elon to 50 for the present ha saved about $13 414 an far but thia has been offset by ex me in the home of repiesenta live leant Nev Vufk Ukh CH Omaha Phventa Ponca nty Portland Pr Albeit HalaUh MowhiRf Roaweli St IshuU suture Puts on reak Variety Show Over Entire 1 sM 1 3 3 II A gravely ill woman afely reached a care today after two men on now shoe hauled her through a mountain blizzard on a toboggan Improvised with skiis and orange crate The woman Mr Patricia Har rington 21 my have to undergo an operation for an lntetini ob struction reported Dr Tay lor of Meeker The young woman's huband John Harrington 27 and red Dauth a neighbor itarttd their 40 mil Jour I flr SO 1 11 IS 4 St 3 IS 140 3 ao It S3 31 SO 34 BOSTON eb 28 Public horse whipping for automobile thieves as advocated today by Mas sachusetts' registrar of motor ve hicles rank A Goodwin Angered by not Infrequent thefts of auto mobile by young thieve who have then indulged in high poed Joy rides Goodwin said "there 1 noth ing that would hurt the pride of these young hoodlums mor than to get a good beating in public1' orecasting opposition to hi plan by "sob sisters" Goodwin said it wouldn't do any barm to give these sob sisters a couple of wallops too HE WANTS DETROIT TO BE 49TH STATE GRAY BASES DEENSE ON ACT DENVER eb 2l d') Throe 1 year old Elaine Nybmg Io' mnnt of her blonde curia "tiatay because th was loo curiqiM about how her mother electric batter miser wmked The mother Mr A Nybmg taid she enl to lrt the oven while Elunc watdir'l the miser burn a Imwl of cuke baiter "I heard the baby Mr Nyborg srml "I turned irminrj nd saw the bowl the baiter the mixernd the baby all on lhe flteu "Before anything th mixer had pulled most of the hair off Elairm head A district court and jury's in terpretation of a special act of ne state legislature will deter mine the outcome of the trial of County Commissionen accused of approving an illegal who Monday be pn a fight to clear himself from a grand jury indictment The accused official is specifically Purged with approving a $2315 cWm of which $643 were for per sonal expenses The indictment states the expense claim was drawn on the county highway fund and was an expenditure contrary to law Commissioner cannot spend for themselves travel allowance et slide by law for the county engi neer contended Phil IV Davis pedal prosecutor In bls opening Itatement to the jury What Commissioner Gray didH morally right and legally cor rect since he approved the claim hy virtue of a special legislative lit permitting commissioner trav el expense accounts of $300 a year each A Breckinridge defense counsel told the jury These two contentions as well as the legal construction which can be placed on the legislative act were left with the jury Monday afternoon when Judge Prentiss Rowe recessed the trial until the following day The jurors selected in midafter noon after 22 veniremen were exam ined include: Carson 615 South Main George' Bell 1913 South York town her Champ route 1 Jehle 25 North Zunis Brock man 3702 South Lewis Stew art Bixby A Clear 1627 East irst Brown 2702 East ifth A Booth 1920 West Brady Cox 1936 South Indianapolis William Cole 532 North Denver Abe Mliil 1211 East irst When the trial reconvenes Tues day morning the prosecution will call its third witness The first two worn in rank Markham deputy court clerk and Andy Stokes county clerk did not testify when counseleed to a statement of facts rela tive to the election and dates when Commissioner Gray and his col teapes John Miller and Harry Hopkins took oilice Commissioners Miller and Hop kin fare Indictment similar to I It was original intention to try Sillier first Gray I nevi nd Hopkins last ince thi nai the order In which the com minloners were indicted last Sep tember by the grand jury Miller and Hopkins however were not ready for trial Monday morning because two of their most important itnesses Ron Stephenlate WP administrator and Joe Dewberry attorney were absent Stephen waa attending a regional eonference while Dewberry 111s confined to bed Hcnncbcrry and Ed 0 Ca Continued on Page 2 Column 6 DETROIT eb 20 OPr City Coun cilmau John A Kronk Is irked by what he said unWr domination of the stat legislature by rural milk eel so keenly about the prob lem that he has persuaded the city council to call a hearing her on March 1 on proposal that Wayne county (Detroit) and four other wutheastem Michigan counties se cede from th tete and admission at the forty ninth or In dus trial" state Racial Barrier Deplored WASHINGTON eb 20 cha Heifetr the nitht it wa ad and deplorable ton vice president and general coun sel of the Mid Continent said here Denton would not reveal where the oil is being moved Thr tivih semnoe county nine line blast since the oil worker' union called It strike December 22 occurred last week and caused a loss of 1500 barrels of Mid Continent oil Moving the oil from the bcminoie field storage will cost Seminole Continued on Page 2 Column 8 OLD STUCK OR MILLIONS St Ji 4rtHl i At least 200 east side Tulsan will have new telephone numbers by luesoay nignv ano ouiiuaj be 2000 east slder who II have to forget their old and learn their new numbers Residents east of title avenue will be assigned numbers with the prefix "6" Many of them already have numbers that conform with the but 2000 don't and they'll all have new number assigned them Originally the Southwestern Bell Telephone company planned to makethe switch over to all 2000 new numbers at midnight next Saturday Under plana announced Monday however the new number will be placed in groups of 200 or more each day till and including Saturday 7' ta'awhk EL CENTRO Cal eb 20 Townsend Davi 40 yi ld gaid ner was arrested late thi after noon al Winterhaven on the Call fornJa Arlxon border in company with Ann Louise Sweitzer 8 whom he is chatged with kidnaping from Pasadena yesterday lie wa brought to th Imperlil rnunty Jail here and questioned by Sheriff Bobert Wre whoaid later I)vl admitted having abused th ehlfd Indie where they staved lot night In an uto (mp but denied he hd rped her The slieriff ld the child corro borated statement "Davis admitted he took lhe girl without her consent and said he did nut realize th gravity of hi offense until last thehei Iff Said lie declared he felt sorry for Ann Louise because of her father's ti ealment of her" Crousen stated The child was taken to the rotinty detention lioine Jiere pending the arrival tomorrow of officer! from Pasadena where her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Sweitzer swoie to kidnaping complaint today Hutchinson Head Bureau WASHINGTON eb 20 'I SJ WiiUam Hutchinson dean of press association correspondent In the eapitol gailerte w4 ppolnted I today to succeed th late George ton bureau iniernauuuar 'Service NEW YORK eb 20 CP) While 1500 police reserves fouglit off lusty anti nan throngs in the streets lhe Gei inan American bund massed its forces tonight in an anti Jewish anticommunist rally that filled Madison Square Garden and re sulted in lhe beating of one man by uniformed Dorothy Thompson iu wpii per columnist and a critic of fascism was rushed by storm troopers who tried to evict her when she laughed and heckled speaker Police estimated 100000 per sons including idler and thea ter goers were jammed around the Eighth avenue sports arena isolated from the Garden itself by a solid ring of shouldci to shoulder foot and mounted police When th door Of th hall were elnsed st 8 55 tn 'E 9 Ti th police also estimated there were 20000 men and women inside be neath giant swastika emblem and hnnitet denouncing American Jewry renzied excitement In th hll reached It peak when In the iiildvl nf an siitl Seinltle tirade by htlnnl Bund leader rit Kuhn ldoi Greenbaum hetel worker leaped to th roliuin and idvamed on Kuhn He wa felled by lx husky troop er one of whom eied him by lb hair nd hurled him cro the te A ehnru of about aru fivui th audience Ml) Thompson Jeer HI trousor ripped ofl Green baum wa rescued and hurt ted out of the auditorium by police He later wa arraigned in night cnuit a charge of disorderly conduct and held in $100 ball He asked for doctor after he was arraigned Earlier flurry was caused hen Dorothy Thompson New Yoik Het ald Tribuna syndicate columnist was esemled from the hall alter the ihuuted Bunk'' at Kunze bund national publicity diicclor i who was ape akin Arguing she had a ronitilulionel right to heckle Mia Thompson w4 readmitted and she hutcd "bunk' after Heywood Broun New York World Telegram columnist in tervened for her Kunz elicited boo from the crowd with hi reference to dent Roosevelt a "ranklin RoSen fold" The audience also Jeered Continued on Page 2 Column 5 Th Mid Coniinent Petroleum corporation Monday began moving 750000 barrel of crude oil from Seminole county torage hecaue of strike depredations against company property in that county Den orriCIAL OR TULSA fltporl bv Dr 11 Hukhtat I) Minimum 11 TIi htrh mark Runday 41 Iliff fniHinufM at 44 'Hi majibiiuiii una ar 4 was 31 wl'h tha tulnhtmhi St IL At fl 17 OKLAHOMA (Unfally loir snmawhat watnif 'ljBrfny Watlnaiday nnirtllr'l pfobflhly rain In wal poilihn wninir AHKANMAM Llnudy and uiwlUt Lohkt In south ukI rail ptittloHa Tua dajr Wtnhnday prubably aln warmer MlhMJUHD Gflnef ally fair and WrriiiMday aju'tpl Hflhl mow in Muth rail nod exlmna aanl'fafitrfli Tijrniay Hung uiurguir wln1ay Ind Irt noflhwril imritnn Tuawlay KANhAh air Tiirwlajr ami Wadnna day rlainff irinprtalutM UrdtidMy and in went and nufin ixniuma TucMX GRAND RAPIDS Mirh eb 20 077 Throe year old John Thom Howe wu crushed to death today the clothe wringer jd hl moth er's washing machine While the mother Mr Leonard Howe wm upstairs the boy went tn the basement laundry and threw lhe wJUh starting th wwher He apparently had reached up and touched the revolving roller Hi head and a had been drawn through the wringer when Mr found the body Jap Bombs Kill Briton HONGKONG eb 21 1 Tuesday ffNSi A British policeman was killed and 20 civilian wounded to day when two Japanese warplane engaged Irt raid on nearby Sum chun flew over th border and at tacked a British train and camp In By EDWARD BURKS Wurld Capital Bureau OKLAHOMA CITY eb 20 Voters of the state today were given another opportunity to open the way for women to hold major office in cluding that of the governor when the senate passed a resolution to amend the constitution giving them that right Only Senator Paul Stewart Ant lers had the temerity to take the floor against the amendment while Senator elix Church Miami proved to be the champion of the fair lex It just so happened that there was only a catteiing of womep in the galleries at the time the proposal was argued None of them seemed interested "I think th framer of our con stitution Mere wise men" old Senator Steuart they did not permit women tn hold major office "I ever intend to cast my vote for Humeo to hold major public office in this state I don't want to get mixed up with women in politic "These are trying times and th fate of democracies are at tk fl need petticoat govern ment we need a Napoleon an An drew Jarkson ham Houston to deal with the Hitler and Muo Unis "Let' sensible one time Continued on Page 2 Column 7 WHIPPING IS URGED OR AUTO THIEVES BERLIN eb 20 German press leveled ficsh attacks on Presi dent Roosevelt today and a well mini inert correspondence service at tributed to Imn a "critlral influence' on the policies of western powers Attack weie occasioned by re port the president might cut ahort a Caribbean cruise and return to Washington because of European storm clouds The Berlin newspaper Nachtaux gabe in its headline said the pres ident was "seeing end went on to assert that he "again prophe sies a war" Another Berlin paper laikal Anzeiger commented "he who sows the wind will reap a storm" Outburst against the president was the most general and the most inten sive isince the first of ebruary when stories on his meeting with the sen Continued on Page 2 Column 3 COLUMBIA SENIORS GALLANT SAYS HEDY Mr Ruth Hrronr lirhte of a uniulh of 'tummy Thompson nlvrrlty of Tula foulball wbu suininlllrd ulrtil Is polnn at thlr home early Muinlsy morning Here' Grand river dam project ever turbine for the $20000000 project Manufactured by Alll Chalmer the unit win operaie wooer or head of 115 feet The "speed which hold th ealn together is shown In th rlght foro round it is nearly 17 feet In diameter and weigh 36000 pound The complete steel plate aplrl which a workman i putting finishing surrounding th ring weighs an additional 135000 and flares to 15 feet In diameter at ib Inlet end MUllntt I AllftMM ArnfltHln Ardrnutfl Chlf filevrlihd Oir Chrirtl (hum roll hodgtCHf xLnonton Lik CH1 It nith filveton JuhUion Helium Jhdlgrmp 114 CH Unmr I 499 AdIm i nhhjeil McAl'tW Mtfl MlMHii Mmn'pollt WRINGER CRUSHES TINY BOY TO DEATH Telling of struggling through th anew Harrington Mid: hava to top and rt twin every half hour That wa really tough going but Patricia was bundled up warm and aha didn't complain any mad just about mH an hour And were ld when got tn Twin Springs" Ductor Taylor 'd he would WASHINGTON eb 20 Chairman Brown (D Mich) sairt today a senate finance subcommittee favored getting a "clear cut supreme tourt decision" on the constitution sidy (t legislation to eliminate in mme tax exemptions granted federalnd state employes At present the government cannot bx the salaries of state workers and itato cannot tax the pay of federal Sfployes Brown said his committee decided to recommend a bill diminat ing the exemptions even its constitutionality was cMe question" Such legislation ready has passed the house SAPULPA IREMEN MAKE 5 M1LE RUN ney from Elk Lodge at remote Trap per lake Saturday morning THE BLIZZARD caught them teiday Harrington reported after they had spent Saturday night in cow camp nine miles down th trail mart from Trapper lake nestled 10500 feel up on th Hop of Mount Marvin "It was awful rough gain Mid UL Ii Ik Harnnuwn dui wc mcyci ru fcvw Harrington bnii nfi inAu ihr gt link I bkiwlnf thrn two feet every tp were pUlh 1 0l dril prled mi Antofilo ftdhbi tivnnh ttait I 23 JU 02 HheridAH Art 14 IO JO iw UurrcM 54 OUToiioHh 41 Wohinvfon jfl Waynok IWWIJU A4 tn WMii mil 10 1i 14 willirturt34 iWInntpf Georg Wateon 73 yr old 833 East irst died early Tuesday morn ing at a Tulaa hospital from Injun received when he wa struck by an automobile Sunday while crowing the street at irst and Elgin Watson auffeced a coiicu ion of the brain 1 broken left lg end several broken rib in the aCCiY dent Miller of Sand Springs driver of the rar which struck th aged man mw men awn vr blama in th accident by police I the crown colony of Hongkong MELANCHOLIA PROMPTED by a facial disfigurement and lox of Monday was advanced a reason for the suicide of Mr Ruth Brecnc Thompson 24 ywold sccrot wife of Tommy Thompson atr University of Tulsa football player Mrs Thompson and her husband were entertaining two women acquaintance In the family spin Uncut at 40 East JOth 't ly Mon lav ni gvhtn the suddenly stopped into the bathroom gWnlnw' a small Lottie of poison staggered out it fused an ex pl mil 0 1 an 1 11 0 11 I si'd 1 no 1 1 oniv afbr 2 o'clock in the morning ifteen 1 hsiii sled is Tulsa hospital while her distracted la 1 ly Kougl to aid 11 citv a con ty ff 1 11 lull ing a motive for her gelf de ruction Th aulcid In might to light Thompson' maromge On ebruary 4 I hmpnn llird miria llcnr In Sapul pa writ in Till Al that time (tented wa tnarrted and aald would not marry In the near fntnr reallrln manlaia would Jeopardlia fulur employ ment hr wauld rrerlv a a uni verally tudrnt Withdrawing front his tudic at th end of th wrnrstef munll' th junior student did not mk known hi plans tor hi last Ht or collrgiate football Th uuidr Mon day brought hi first admirsion that hr and th former assistant were ecrctly marred her eb ruary 4 Thompson hi wlf two of her friend identified aS Mary and 4 extr lehHlt at th tinte of tor suicide axoidn 'Mo Nyborg paid th pulled th to tl(l report MCI sums around talking when Ruth want in Continued on Page 2 Column 2 I Morld'j Ou Smite I SAPULPA eb A speedy Jssh by th city fir department In mile beyond the city limit tuiberi a blaze which caused a15000 ioa on the farm nt Max Meyer on highway 68 early this aft 'rnoon Sy laying 2000 feet of hose from nearby lake the firemen brought hr in the barn under control tetore it reached out to the bigisch home and adjoining buildings origin of the fire is aa yet un OICIAL SUGGESTS AID OR DRY STATES ASHlNGTONeb 20 it caerat aicnnoi aammw said today he had naked con tra for authority to stop liquor f'alcrs In wet state from sell er uj vtuvr said such legislation was wtefl particularly to combat sale Kentucky along the Tennexsee Besides Tennessee the only Jteflpletely dry ytates are Kansas 'and Mississippi DEMOCRATIC LEADER OROPS SLANDER SUIT eb 20 IJPJ I Robert )r secretary of the committee with $50000 slander suit rt wwlt against State Repie toll rX hiade from the house Negro contralto been refused Robert wa "stealing lhe the uw nf money" through excMive high rchooi and th contract between a concert ft Mid Robert's engineering I owned by th Daughters of thefa to Atlanta enmvr (Amtrcn Revolution Melancholia Blamed jMERCURYMAY Nil or Suicide of Bride WK MARKHERETODAY While snow and dropping tempevutures probably lh lowest nt the neason befoii' mid div Ttichdny gfipped Okla homa nntuie produced a freak variety show in the way of weather tnt'f lhe nation dur ing the day Tulsa wuist blast of winter biuughl Intel niittrnl flurrira ofniw umin of them light falls and lollwi blinding cloud (luring th atteiimon is At fl n'elmk Munday night U10 uffirial trmpeialui wa 17 degiCM Jun rt nt Hi 24 hom period At 41 Tuesday morning th United State weather bureau at mumelpal alt pint repotted a lead ing of hl degiees tying lh luW mmk for tha winter Skies wei clear mg Most of northern Oklnhmnn had snow flurries and mot of Oklahoma reported lubfrrezing temperature Hltetaid lik ind wcpt snow from the extreme tip of th xlale'a pan handl to Miami in the northeast Hleral observer predicted th cold wave probably would tighten us grip during the niglrt and send the met ($11 down atm farther id though tha extivma cold Is expected Io of short duialion and begin rising later In the day Skies will remain partly cloudy with now rim ties probabl Tuesday morning although general snow it not ex pected Snow iled High In Northwest A strong wind piled iiwwdrlfta In lhe vicinity of Enid Cherokee and Alva The highway patrol reported snow and covered highway in lhe vicinity of Alva Cherokee and eriy made automobile tcofflc dan gerous hut that highway weie Impasatle Waynoka reported the heaviest snowfall four Inches during the day The foil at Aha i three Inches and the minimum trmperatur 10 degrow A low of foui degree wa reported at organ The highway patrol announced al It o'clock Tueaday night the follow ing tomperaturea were reported Ardmme 19 uld JO Gulhile 14 Cushing I Shawnee 11 El Renn in bemiiiuie is muaxogee rv Okmulgee 15 Pone City ID AU11 13 Briltun J4 Ad J7 Perry 2lj Clnremoie 19 McAlester 18 Itenry ttn 18 and Igiwton 12 Other point icportlKg snow flur ries worn Woodward Guymon Shawnee erry Dlackwell Weath erford ('iishing Claremore El Reno llai tlesville and Oklahoma City Over th nation meanwhile every variety at weather wa reported during the day ranging from "heat wave' to gnbzero cold Strong wind arrampanled by rain wrd over th rltteburgh rtfstrtrl tree were blawn down wlnduwa iliwllritd and oic at small building demnlhhed The ruanty airport reported th wind velnrity vermeil JH mile in hour KIDNAPED' GIRL ABDUCTOR OUND Judge Confirmed WASHINGTON eb 2(1 The cent asssment on stockholder to senate confirmed today President Hftrinrv in rnflvnjfni finmirtfil inn nt Shftt'ktl (lisnc vp a rf stitutfon once headed by former Vice judge In the extern ditnct ot Ken President Charles Dawes horse wited tKem there The able to determine bv tonioi row ried crew reached Metker with Mr morning hU nk dou I plowing through mor lhn 25 mde for 'k: 00 '11111 wva mammoth turbine caring fir picture af lhe equipment to be used In northeriern Okfohoma' that belong to one or rne lour Manufactured by Alll Chalmer th unit ill operate wooer The complete xteel plate plrl In I MMBWttMiitt vf r4' jLgj Eft 'X if S' i rY aSSMM sSBlOBr HW a KwT I I Wl I iS' irA if.

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