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Evening star., 1944-05-04
Germun Film Shown
To Crestwood Citizens

Members of the Crestwood Cit
liens Association last night saw
portions Of captured German film
presented under the auspices of
Harold w. Breuning. association
member. The film depicted the fall
Of the Low Countries and the Nazi
onslaught in these territory gains.
The president, p Vincent Carbon,
who conducted the meeting at
Roosevelt High School, read COM
munications to the group. There
was no other business.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
Mule Canal Clipper
To Make Trip Sunday

The seasons first mule-drawn
barge trip on the Canal Clipper"
over the Chesapeake & Ohio canal
will highlight the Sunday program
of the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, Irving C..
Root, superintendent. announced
today. Also included are a bird walk
through Glover -Archbold Parkway,
a spring flower walk in Dumbarton
Oaks Park, a camera stroll through
Meridian Hill Park and a nature
hike along the canal.
The Clipper, which will make two
trips up the canal, leaves the wharf
Evening star., 1944-05-04

@. How many natural bridges are
there In the United states?-L. l..
A. There are more than 50 nat
ural bridges Of considerable size and
interest.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
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Evening star., 1944-05-04
Scouts to Present Show

Arlington County Boy Scout
Troop 112 will present the Scout
Minstrels of 1914" at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow and Saturday at Christ
Methodist Church. The show Is
under the direction of Donald L.
Smith. Mrs. Herbert L. Marcy
will be the accompanist.
Evening star., 1944-05-04

glor1f1ed cross
roads storekeep-
er, in faded blue
Jeans and gall
lus e S. Who's
Who in America
indicates some
thing different.
"Avery, Sewell
Lee, corp. OH
cial," 1t avs.
Began with the
Alabaster Co,
1894; with U. 8.
Gy p psum @ o.
since 1901, pres.
1905, cf,nn. bd.
sAA.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
By LoweH MeHeff.

Montgomery Ward g. Co. is a
man named Sewen Avery. Having
in mind the nature of the business,
you may visualize Mr.. Avery as a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06

rApprenucs allowance claimed
HorSss listed according O. post positions
weather clrsr tFSck fast.
Post 80 . m EHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Same Teams
Out in Front

Detroit Edison No. 4 and Wick
ers Gun Club No. continue 10
lead in the National and Ameri-
can leagues in the Southeastern
Michigan Rifle and Pistol Associa-
tons junior competition.
Detroit Edison No. defeated
Highland Park No. 5, 707 10 652,
to lead the National Leaguers
with four victories against no de-
feats. On the winning team were
Dick Berry. 100; Dale Near, 173;
Harmon Nine. 18l. and Billy Hon.
ner. 1853.
Vickers No. trimmed Highland
Park No. l, It's 10 692, to main
tain the lead in the American
League with four wins against no
setbacks. Shooting on the Vickers
team were Don Taylor, 1879; Carl
Moilanen. 1856; Allen Marsden,
l6l, and John Rawlings, 167.
All teams will see action twice
this week. Matches have been ad-
vanced in order that competition
will be completed by Dec. IS. The
top teams in each league will
meet in a world series shoot off
at the end OF the regular season.
AMERICAN IIAGUE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Gdskets Test
For Kraetke
STANDINGS

Tonightt matches 7 3O-Pafisclean W.
Fife, alleys la cocA-Cola vs. Wolverine.
"a; chene- rrombly Recreation vs.. til. SO,
kraetke vs. Detroit Gasket. ia. e.45-Min.
vs. Southeastern, "a. Stroh vs. E&B, post
poned Pepsi-cols vs. Krakow, rs Matches
a. New fairview ReqeAtion. 1889 East
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Tom COucci Has
Four Winners

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Dec. 5 (UP)--
Tom Coucci. one of the leading Jockeys at the
Charles Town meeting, rode four winners in the
first six races yesterday.
The 26-yesr-old veteran from Naples, Italy,
opened the eight race card with both ends of
the $500 daily double. He was atop Stsnlene,
$40, in the first race and Sharp Reward. $3.50,
in the second. He followed up with Ten Oaks.
$ll, in the third. and came back with Press Box,
$l6 in the fifth.
In the feature the days program, the
81 600 Turner purse, Woodrow Kirk brought
Town Hall, chestnut 5-year-old on from be-
hind to score a photo finish victory over the
pace-Setter heetest.
The victor went seven furlongs in ] ~ Is
and paid $500 for 81 Sergeant j. V. came home
third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
.Greenleaf
Leader

NEW YORK. Dec. s ms
Veteran cue master Ralph Green
leaf of Detroit, took over the lead
today in the centennial world
three-cushion billiard champion
ship tournament. Willie Hoppe,
the defending champion, has
started only once. winning a VIC
tory in the opening match Sum-
day. Greenleaf defeated o e
Procita of Gloversville, N. Y,
50-l8, in 28 innings.
Welker Cochran of San Fran
cisco in his first match of the
tournament beat Arthur Rubin
Brooklyn. 50-36, in 80 innings
John Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles
also defeated Rubin, 50-57. in AZ
innings. and Jay Bozeman OF
Vallejo. Cal. trounced Miguel
MARQUEE of Mexico City, 50-36. ir
80 innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Fields Balanced
AT Santa Anita

LOS ANGELES. Dec. s (UP)-
Racing's richest feature. the $780,
600 Santa Anita Handicap, and
the $4,000 Santa Anita Derby
both have attracted fields crowded
with former stake winners but
leaving the rich features without
heavy pre-meet favorite.
The handicap, TO be run on
March 3, has had such legendary
horses as Equipoise. Discovery
Cavalcade. Seabiscuit. Midland
and Kayak III favored. some tc
win and others TO run out"
This year. however. officials
checking the list of nominations
just closed predict that no top
heavy favorite will go to the post
The contenders appear more
equally balanced than in other
years when there were standoui
handicap stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
CYO Honors Brown

NEW YORK Dec. 5 tUP)--
The Catholic Youth Organization
announced today that its boxing
center will nc dedicated Friday 10
the memory Of the late boxing
commissioner Bill Brown. Brown
was a member Of the CYO board
Of directors for many years and
gave the athletic program many
boosts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
NATIONAL LLAGUE
John Green Named
New Army Captain

WEST POINT. ". Y, Dec. 5
GUP)-John Green. 20-year-old
guard from Shelbyville, Ky. who
played in practical anonymity
while Army's highly-geared back
field stole the show. was elected
It's captain during the l945
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Charles Town Results
KosIowski DISCHARGED

NEW YORK. Dec. 5 CUP)-
Stan Koslowski. former Holy Cross
and North Carolina pre-f1ight
backheld star, revealed today that
he has been discharged from the
navy air corps because Of a per-
forated eardrum and will return
10 Holy Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
CHARLES TOWN

1-NAvICATION, Kes. Maryland Morn.
2-FAIR HAIRED, Bell Soma, ny Hickey.
3-BIC MOOSE. Saint Patrick, Skippu
Lad
4-KAPTIME Militia Pugilist
ANNA MULLEN. Mar Esprit BsroarsB
Girl
6-coMEDY PLAYER Ask Me Say Miss
milk TOAST. Which Two. Singing
Steel
SACK WILSON Rough Exc, who Reign.
BEST-KAPTIME.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Best Bets
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
MAY HELP SOUTHEASTERN

Kraetke. only game behind
the second place Stroh. will be
out 10 fortify its position against
the Baskets. II may be, however,
Nal GilmouT'S Southeastern Rec
reation may creep little closer
as the Baskets are capable OF
winning two games. Southeastern
should 60 for sweep against
udy Walby's DeIuXweld.
Joe Paulus' Chene Trombly
Recreation will attempt 10 haul
Joe Adams I'll out of the fifth
spot when they cross alleys in
the secondary attraction. Only a
game separates the two and CaSs
SchlaffS Pepsi-COla. tied for
sixth. Up in the thick of the CON
fention last season. Chene- from
bly, is ready to make the move
Pepsi-COla is expected 10 ride
high against Dick krakow'S team
unless Walter Wilkins and Paul
Schribner are on the beam. Har-
old Aliens Mineralltes. game
away in eighth, also may figure tn
some standings changes since n
will he a heavy favoTite over Bud
Stempien'S Five.
Unless Charley kotarSkI's Fife
shows complete reversal OF pre-
yious form. parisclean will 60 for
two. il not three. despite the fact
Johnny Crimmins will be absent
due 10 the Chicago all-star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
BY HAROLD KAHL

Herb Matthews Kraetke and
Rog Overmeyer's Detroit GaSket
will occupy the center Of the
stage in The Detroit Times ALL
Star Classic bowling matches at
New Fairview Recreation tonight
with the scheduled meeting be-
tween Lou Sielaff's + a. b and
Joe Norris Stroh postponed.
Owing TO the fact Fred Bujack,
Therman Gibson and Chef Blu
kowski of the F. & b team are in
Chicago competing in the elimi-
nations of the national all-star
individual match game tourna-
ment. IL was necessary 10 delay
the meeting of these two bitter
rivals. II is likely they will roll
each other at New Fairview Dec.
%, with the entire proceeds going
TO the Goodfellows Fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
DENLY Is Favored

DENLY High will be favored in
the east side swimming champion
ships Of the Metropolitan League
in the Northwestern High poo
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-06
Gulf Stream Results

FIRST RACE-2-yesf-oles 4. mile
Nowadays Young $40 80 2 30
son of Tara tSSoTUnkh so so
Century Fischer 10
Time ia as. off 96h
Ia CAcicS Lady Apple Native Lad. Lucky
Lass and Musicale siS1 ran.
SECOND RACE-3-ye sr-olds and up ..
mile
Rudgsteer tHigleyl also 1880 sac
Davtft d Meade $50 40
Here Goes Ssoronski $40
Time ! 20 40. of o7is
WGrrswee Razor Sharp Az Power Shot
one Lees Jimmie and Tryone also ran.
THIRD RACE-3-yesT-oldS i-is miles
BrslnsAfre Root 1880 $40 so
BARK ScoCcS $50 SO
speed Hoover fPsnnonfl $50
Time 80 as of -
Famous LADY, one Century and Ny BABY
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
One Word Led 10 Another
CUTIES
BY ARTHUR BUGS BAER=

Nov rs HeEcopter That BUGS Wants
Yesterday put in my bid for ex-army ieep. Last
a3lonth contracted for army buldozer Now they
buzz mo should also buy hehcopter
A helicopter is a circular staircase with 1T The
inventor got the idea watching japanese acrobat spin
paper parasol on slack wire
He was the first man to take parasol away from
japanese acrobat. 1t hadn't been thought feasible.
He went straight up in the air and came down on a
dime. That gave him the working capital he needed
Now you step into your helcopter in your front
yard and come down in your back yard I'd just
walk through the house.
What's the advantage Of the helcopter over the
Flying Fortress 1t eliminates Of the cost and all
the salutes
The helcopter is paraso crazy with the heat II
doesn't require any breeze 10 take of will rise on
strong breath.
A4a4-A-+@ Ae+cort--7 -Trcr a7TC rTv bUr---
dozer will be ready for anything that happens
Especially if it's postponed
We will certainly win the and lose the peace il
they turn loose with all those mechanical gadgets
will use my helicoper most of all. will 20 straight
M and come straight down ! always wanted to know
how a bottle Of milk felt dumbwaiter.
ooprsht iat'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

make wives less bored with
their husbands and husbands
less bored with their homes.
WheneHer anybody SAYS he
livos IN Joliet. gll. somebody IN
llaIizhlS says something about
the penitentiarY being n that
town. Joliet should change lts
name. The name Of Sing Sing.
\. y, was changed 10 Ossining
because the residents became
weary Of listening 20 the cornV
cracks that were inspired when
thoy said they lived in Sing
Sing.
Why don't they have two way
radios on trains? Might prevent
some accidents.
Mabel Abel Of Elkhart, Ind.
has been accepted as a member
Of My Name x a Poem Club.
Gen Mark Clark has been made
honorary president Of this club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
POLITICAL PARADE
BY GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN

COLUMBUS. o, Jan s Gov
y John w. Bricker Of Ohio is
about 70 carry his candidacy for
The Republican nomination Of
president outside his own home
state into Michigan and little
later into the Southwest.
The governor is not so much
concerned at this time in build
ing up delegate strength for
himself outside OF Ohio. Of
which he viii be the favOrite
son supported by solid delega-
tion, as he is in having the
American people as early as
possible IA his presidential carr
paign year begin 10 study and
discuss the great issues which
will confront them for deterrnl-
nation next November.
But II is inevitable that this
indication on his part OF de-
cision 10 make his candidacy
5crTve rather man merely pas
SiXe should have -crea1ed- Nide-
spread political interest in the
Middle West.
II il clear, tihta hat from now Ut
Gov Bricker proposes 10 carry
the great issues of the day
directly 10 the voters, well IN
advance Of the primary cleo
lions beginning ia n March h when
delegates 10 the next Repuhli-
can national convention Will be-
gin To be selected.
COV BRICKER Will open the
VI 1914 presidential campaign
with A speech at Detroit to-
UI0rroW Wh6n he VIII he nitro
duced by Gov Kelly 10 q lunch
con audience Of more than 1000
men and women of Michigan
After ono or 'Wo minor ap-
poarsnccs IN Ohio, Gov. Bricker
Will mex move into Texas and
Oklahoua peaking AZ Dallas
Jan II md az Tulsa the fol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
ON BROADWAY

The jungle lay-on of Maurccn
O'Sullivan, Tarzan spots a
couple of NaZiS, which makes
him brighter than lots Of
the people we know
THE WIRELESS Archibald
Il MacLeiSh went on the air
20 warn against some of the
outfits trying Ia peddie-a geld
brick peace. MacLeish warned
that peace is A thing 10 he
made, moi accepted. " The obSta-
cles ne named are Tics. dccep-
tlons, tricks and our own wcari-
ness - That win get him a new
shower of brickbatS The Gus
tomary pay-on for good sense,
Permanent mass murder"
will be RuSSiaaS charge against
Hitler when he's hauled into
court, according 10 a Moscow
broadcast. The Soviets have per-
suadcd plenty OF NaZi officers 10
sing against their top criminal,
and he's one degenerate Hun
who won't wind up Al A wood
pile in Holland
Goebhels, who becomes less ~
a publicity gcIiuS as things get
bad. commi/ed gigantic blum
dcrS durng/thc week One was
his throat 10 mi Allied prisoners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

THE FIRST NIGHTS Rose
Franken. who couldn't miss
az a playwright until this year
t"Claudia" and Another Ian
guage") fetched in her second
of the season. with Doctors
Disagree Most of the press
corps rated II above her cur
gent Outrageous Fortune" but
one Of the reviews will induce
Miss Franken 10 have It set 10
music.
Ward Morehouse told his
Sun following that the play was
interesting and exceptionally
well acted" Worthy players
we're Barbara O'Neill, Philip
Ober and Judson Lalre
South Pacific" arrived on
Wednesday eve. after which the
aisle commands called II a
week. The reviews were mixed
but Canada Lees performance
vas hailed by one and all
The navy'S share IN the
bombing Of Japan is the idea
behind Destination Tokyo as
good melodrama as Holly
wood has found in the war.
This time the submarine scrap
pers are glorified with action.
not pretty oratory. Cary Grant
and John Garfield top splen-
did cast-and there's not a
femin in sight. And they're
sailors.
Deanns Durbin sings nicely in
His Buffers Sister which
takes your mind off the punch
drunk yarn she Pat O'Brlen
and t'ranchot Tone have been
sentenced 10. Many more tales
like this one and Cinderella viii
be name 10 frlghtcn your
young within
"rar2ans Desert NyStery'
proves that TarZan ia a one
woman man, with never
glance ~ Nancy Kelly during
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

lleve he viii make 2 most favor
able impression IN Dallas and IN
Tulsa. In both cities he will
stress domestic ISSUES nd-the
necessity of preserving Ameri-
can individuahsm from New
Deal abSolutism.
Gov. Brokers speech this
week in Detroit Will mark the
FORMAL opening Of the 1914 Re-
publican campaign in Michigan.
The meeting, in large hotel
ballroom, has been organized by
Republican women of the state.
The governor will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Bricker. who IL
said in Ohio 10 be one Of his
strongest political assets.
1T WILL be the governor s first
L purely political speech since
he announced in November that
he would not become a candl-'
date for fourth term AZ gov
ernor, but that he would consent
10 become Ohio's candidate for
the Republican presidential
nomination, if the state SO de-
sired.
The response to this an
nouncement was Immediate. The
Republican organization of the
state is solidly behind him, as is
Senator Robert Taft, and the
entire state Republican delegs-
ton Of the House of Representa-
tiveS. Senator Taft, who is 4
candidate for denomination for
the Senate, will head the BrIcker
delegation to the national con-
VentiQn.
He assured this writer N
Washington that he is whole
heartedly supporting the gov
ernor, and any reports that he il
himself presidential candidate
this year may be safely dis
counted
michigan : eventual ATTITUDES
toward the Republican presiden-
tial nomination has not been
clarified. Senator Vandenberg.
who will head the Michigan big
four" at the national convention.
is not a candidate for the nomi-
nation this year. He is openly
supporting Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur.
Gov. Kelly and Gov. Bricker
are warm personal friends, and
have had many close contacts as
governors OF neighbor states.
There is undoubtedly much
Bricker sentiment among Michi-
gan Republicans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

viii hat our Allies and aid our
enemies.
Rex Stout finds the German.
tactics Of today copy of those
Of the 19l4+1s period. The Ger
mans, then and now, started
with threats, tried Ga joIery next
and wound up whimpering for
mercy. His piece is well-titled,
"Tripeline From Berlin"
Mary Hornaday must dismay
a lot Mrs, RooSevelt's enemies
m her piece on the First Lady.
Don't miss Jerome Reatty's ,de-
hghiful piece in Readers Digest
on quizgeniuS Joe Kupperman,
- Parker in the Sat. Review.
cracks down on Luke Beebe's
tome, which she tags a gift book.
That is 10 say" Dotty Sabers,
"a book which you wouldn't take
on any other terms.
TIVE Front Pages The Fourth,
Il War Loan, coming up, Will
give you action for your dough
You can have yourself a
load Of laughs reading the Wash
lngton commentators as they
try 10 Jockey FDR into a fourth
term commitment They tease,
insult, guess and foam ~ ths
column, but the President he
don't say nothing
DWAY small talk George
ID SeldcS. The In Fact pub
Usher. hash sent hiS latest
book Facts and FasciSm." to
reviewers. As 10 out or 3OO re-
fused even 70 list his last two
tones Damon Runyon has
had an the palm trees removed
from near his Florida mansion
Tie ruStling- OF the palm
fr0nds disturbed his dreams.
Copyright ~ Daily Mrror. Ino.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
T.. v. DURLING
on THE SIDE

Distributes ~ KING FEATURES syaa. 1ae.
cause they arc bored with their
husbands
Some men are nervous and
lack energy and think Il Is be
cause they have been working
too hard or are getting old. But
they are Just bored Even men
with nice homes charming
wives and lovely children suffer
from boredom.
This happens mostly 10 men
who marry after 30 Up 10 their
marriage they have lived a gay
and carefree life in the city
After marriage they move out
10 the suburbs where it is
peaceful and quiet. II is too
much peace and quiet that
bOres them. Our Men e Mules
and Horses g. Women Depart
ment are both dong research
on this matter with a hope Of
fin ding something that will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

but would DESTROY or mobilize
Ire organism WnICh causes The
common cold
IN 4 HOSPITAL ~srd or
j SChOOiro0m the pTOpytenp
giycol - paporized by heat from
small radio resistance unit
and waited through the rooms
hV- electric fans Units ~ 'hiS
type sfserttsttot1 f1f1fft5
and electric IAN arc arranged
on stands a. tho mrdpoapi Of
tho and walls Of tho room about
feet from The ceiling
Methods OF measuring the con
.--s. t4- - A--N-t,f,- 4 n = ?
been perfected II stays in he
ar a long time half ot u being
present an hour after The vapoT
ization has been stopped
The results a. shown ~ a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
DEAR Boss:
LETTERS FROM TINES SOLDIERS

there are a lot OF units that can
say the same.
Chow call Just blew and the
way the mess has been running
here IL means that you get there
-duicklyor don't eat. The whole
mess situation has been unsatiS-
factory, but nothing apparently
can be done about IL.
JOHN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

May ne hinges NJ friendship
NerCr rust,
o. The uinqs 81 io,r lose
fsUheT.
Dean Ramsey.
The foregoing IS good taaSi
Why don't you use It, next time
instead of Just saying Here's
how" or, Here's looking at
You" II was William Hazlit
who said ITO be capable of
steady friendship and lasting
love are the two great proofs.
not only OF heart but strength
~ mind
ROREDOM has 4 tendency 10
~ make some people seriously
I'LL SO states q medical author
ity No doubt the gentleman IS
right Many women are sick
and don't know why. II is be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

II THE FIRST column headed
i @Coatral- are listed the mum
her Of cases If respiratory in a
room where there was no VApor-
Hatinn The second column
shows q he t4ffrtt1t-r in q room IN
the same hospital where yapor-
IauOn vas In force The reduc-
ton ~ common colds from 70 70
three is strong argument 10
favor OF the method
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

lowing day. In both Of these
southwestern states large Re
publican meetings have been
specially organized for the OK
press purpose OF having Ohio's
three-term governor who IN
i've years has converted state
debt Of $40, 900 900 into a sur
plus which has now touched
SOS 100000. address them
Partic ular significance at
taches 10 the campaign speeches
10 be made in these two south
western states. Republican
sentiment is reported 10 be
stronger ap-Aa- Texas ard
Oklahoma than in any states
south OF the Potomac and Ohio
rivers, not including Kentucky
and the Roosevelt New Deal.
with It's augmentation OF the
people and its overgrown bu-
reallcracX.- threatens the pos
Sible loss Of both states 10 the
Democratic Party this year IN
the event Mr.. Roosevelt should
become a fourth-term candidate.
DEPUBLICAN sentiment and
IL opposition 70 administration
policies is particularly strong in
Oklahoma Il is the nnlninn- of
political observers that Okla
homa will elect Republican
senator this year, virtually a
solid Republican congressional
delegation and will cast her
electoral vote for the Republi-
can presidential nominee.
Thus il would seem that Gov.
Bricker has shown much politi-
cal sagacity in carrying his
banner directly into the heart
OF the disaffected South.
Texas and Oklahoma cast
large blocs of votes in the Re
publican national convention.
and Coy. Brokers friends be-