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C7: Vi By John Hix STRANGE AS IT SEEMS MUSKOGEE IN Bnuhim i 'HI Citizens Protest To City Council Over Sewage Levy comfit PLM 1h MUSKOGEE, Okla, Sept 21 - (UP) This city of 33,232 prisons w'as in a furore tonight over a proposal of the city council to place a tax of 25 cents each month on all toilet seats City officials estimated the tax would raise approximately 10 000 annually enough to balance the city budget. Ralph Bentley, secretary of the Muskogee Hotel Mens association, warned that the tax would bring Muskogee $100,000 of bad publicity. He said that hotel and apartment owners were active in protesting the plan, but emphasized that private citizens folks with only one toilet were agaiast the tax, too. Opponents said tne tax was They called "disciiminatory privy-penalt- - ) College Announcing WITH New streamlined Sedan Coupe in Pontiac's louest priced hue. J New Uimie&PTiodies by Defier equal inipjalitv even exceed in bcautyabose of anj previous Pontiacs. "Pistons and all vital engine parts Proud To Be Doing Our Part Pontiac is doing its part for National Defense by building a new tvpe of rapid lire cannon for the nited States Navy. Two covering 426, 123 square feet of lloor spate, have been devoted to the II vt v PRICE GENERAL MOTOR j manufacture of these cannon. I housands of craftsmen have been trained for the h ghly technical machines 1 his means building fewer cars but Pontiac plates defense work ahead of everjthing else. s (ftir 's 1 ' 5- - MOIIF I OR VN Sl RFRISrXGLY kDVANCFD in style and luxury, the new Pontiac Sixes or bights for 9 a 2 today come sweeping into the spotlight refreshingly new in appearance, but still the same, fine, faithful Pontiacs in quality. I wo series of new Pontiacs include ten widdy varied moiltls among them a streamlined Sedan time-trie- d of the gearshift lever has tWn rduced 30 ; Ggx and oil economy has not been sacrificed. I ront wheel brakes have been in. creased in size. Fit. Ilf IN XXV MODI I ! scries. Coupe in the lower-priceNew features are many. And in every instance, they represent actual improvement resulting from progress in design. U e invite you to tome in now to give these new Pontiacs your most thorough and critical inspection. You will find Pontiac today, more than ever, the 1 we Car with the Low Price! milBE IflOTOIt ro&ZIPEOT 7.) SOUTH MASTCRPIECI re up hanged for 1942. OMV j LOW Sims, the new I THE MUN STREET d CLEVELAND, Sept 21 (UP) -- Kenneth Wolf, aged 10 attended his first day of school today at Western Reserve univer sity Kenneth hadn't attended high school yet, but the prodigy was admitted to the fieshman chemistry class at the university Instructors admitted, he knew too much chemistry to get anything from high school classes. Kenneth is the son of Mr and Mrs M H Wolf, both attorneys His father accompanied him to class today and reminded him to answer questions only and not to volunteer information He has had a pnvate instructor m mathematics and another in music Except for that Kenneth is self taught due to his extensive reading He was ask ed how he l.ked his first day at the university It was fine, he said busk-ly- , except for being photographed I didnt like that E. B. HARRISON OPTOMETRIST 20 South Main Street DR. RHONE (i 5 AM Delightful A OF )OUR HANOI Kar DAYI 1 w' TIME Tum-Hi- t With Rugghy RUGGLES RED GAP OF with jjU fdmoiMS Amman , mo - azu p Joyous gy cotwxudim A TXMEUNG BLACKSMITH OfMNTtmiTERS "Shtun ltuggles Mary Boland Gang?, Ohio , INVENTED G JOS Jj deteetiW, AcaPtttfnLV yxoKZ Hl4ftf?5r0SB$ruM&lNS InTo A h 4", 1 VhrliS ' 1 SHOP... OliX CtlTUNfi W0PP WHl? Jo!NPlte6ftNG.. Illinois, 8f7m -- iaMfm-Z- I - Cinj, N.J., Accidentally injU I v Y; 7 x M n IN tomorro!F locrTto rT Hl4 STOMACH -- tm- tM IM Another big Tw in M WMF laN.U.thtWg.M lilt wpt.kfnd better than ewf . . Interment was made in the local cemetery under the direcLast rites were held for Con- tion of the Felt mortuary and rad Steffen in the Third ward the grave was dedicated by Pall bearers Walter Steffen. chapel Wednesday afternoon un- were Walter, Conrad, Hyrum, of Counselor the direction der Lawrence, Arthur and Conrad Orval E. Sackett D Steffen, Jr. The prayer at the home was said by Conrad Steffen, Jr The prelude was played by Herman Over Age Officers Andreason, followed by a duet by Mr. Andreason and his Transferred To brother, Norman They sung Easy Jobs My Faith In Thee. WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (UP) The opening prayer was There will be no over-agand by Vergil Stallings a musical Inter army officeis on field duty after number, was played on the vio- March 1, 1942 By that time mezzo, the army expects to have ill lin by Harold B Felt. over-agofficeis transfer Bishop J Frank Bow ring was the the first speaker to offer con- red to desk jobs and similar assoling woids to the beieaved signments', and their places in ones Juanita I. Steffen and the field taken by younger men. Erma I Hansen then sang a ANNOUNCE BIRTH duet, In the Garden Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mecham The next speaker was Pres Abel S Rich, followed by Bish- of Yost announce the birth of The Arv a daughter at a local hospital op W. H Stayner. dieason brothers sang O My Wednesday. rid Tea mm iot fuu au Utah V -1- - Father. Conrad Steffen Rites Held Wednesday tier h leao'V ays SWaj WITH -j- trat oi ami tl e ocloi I! And For Action I ! '4SS a andever t e it?' immoral m UjTTTTTimBirL of jfarj jb Mann Tffliui7 Firem d WOULD MAKE I WPA wst PERMANEI its organization E G if th i lit - Ai peimanerV ol C0U1 .Mainn toon in Salt I meeting m j', Leadeis of the woiks proj( administration from 11 west states aie M P SALT LAKE CITY, SefL UP) The P wants to i e to decide what method tof in making their oiganua lasting JnOOml ; Bundei 1 1, TUTit t Lee sto L upffsdent THRILLING! ten! Tea M's Ec t Sot vici t Fashion f n i d Preside a pres'deiK a Mrs Va lines vv room hosptaht Joh Lie by Americas leading makers for both Miss and Matron. We bought them early be- Styled y Small Boy Attends CAR 15? v Iked fat mia'oscop'c bf Uesrintfioute chemk y fac-toi- rNE cmvmiteoKPhfl-4oTin- I ID c BARGAIN rf wfu. ftf iniz? The plan was approved on fust reading by the city council, but will not become law uiJess it is passed on second reading by the council early nxt month. atMore than 100 persons tending a protest meeting today heard Bentley warnThe city councilmen may consider all this a tempest in a teapot, but we mean business. J B Davis, a member of the council, listened to the criticism. then defended the idea You fellows call it a toilet seat tax, he said. "We called t ealurc a4tcU tow it a sewage service. "The sponsors of the plan forthat a San Jose appaiently is very get, Bentley replied, play fieshmen. Eastern Washstrong again this year and man s home is his castle. ington on a guess Denver vs Iowa State This should score a victory. will be close with Denver on Colorado vs Texas Texas s.iould win if not affected by R. ZENA HYDE top at ihe end. Utah State vs San Jose State the high altitude Pomona vs San Diego State ATTENDS San Diego should get away PONTIAC MEET to a good stait Hawaii vs College of Pacific R. Zena Hyde, of the Hyde 1 don t believe Pacific can Motor Co , local Pontiac dealmatch the speed and ball han- er, and the companys sales dling of the Hawanans. force, have returned from Salt Lake City where the Pontiac motor division formally launchC.LESTS AT BVTES Mrs. Dean Kolford and son ed its 1942 campaign at the Noel Dean, of San Fiancisco, Hotel Utah. This was one of Calif , aie spending a vacation 27 Pontiac dealer meetings beat the home of Mr. and Mis ing held in key cities throughMrs Bite and out the country this month Almon Bate. These dealer meetings are beMis Kolford aie sisters ing held following three two-daconferences between sales executives and the regional and zone field organizations of the companys 21 zones. The dealer meeting at Salt Lake City was in charge of Harry W. Bygel, Denver zone manager, and Ered A Carleson, distributor for Utah, and featured a detailed piesentation of the 1942 Pontiac cars "There were plenty of important problems up for disand cussion among dealers said Mr. Pontiac executives Hyde. Every dealer and salesman was pleasantly surpnsed, however, when he saw the new Pontiac tars In a year when changes are least expected we found that the new Pontiacs have been testy led appeal am also, that a number of worthwh-lmechanical lmpiove-ment- s have been made THE LAST TlVIts TOdJi '00 PRIVY TAX it a . Copula,. FURORE OVER 11B p fore prices had advanced to the present levels. Right now they represent great savings to those who select from our present stocks. f Evans Mrs sal HB I Young j and r ? Wanaeo snoo S El D R ES !Al 1)1, ARE cafeeqa Pm 0 SMART a Season both and sizes for sobers ( 1 bj Ni 1 line contains Out paw 3 womrn and matron nv.orlment of ' half IIZC Listf-U, w Mylcd With pepluiM or pleats surplices, drape MJNf, Laur.e ?T m G J J Problc -- ' '4 U 5 C, 3 $8.95 TRIMMED A a shadts coutse, ora f atore for t,0e 1 pri fer them FUR t En'rani y predominate but there are Revere sou'll Bi ( This A 13A v appr CooiMor Q CASUAL "T COATS ol c. TAILORED! STYLES These coats are luxuriMade from ously warm fine woolens in beautiful and enriched with patterns unusually nice furs BOTH SWAGGER and BELTED models to suit your disposition All are splendidly tailored and the color selection is very Z Spoil snd ("f fabrics elflcif"'or sticct on the woolens - haloes is "no Re oes are : As, PP1" her and colorings Si fi MsJ enoiig at ll ?mt of crpor. mt son $19.75 J list wou TO iLBiaii, I1 $39.75 " m ,'a5 bring "as USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN ' (otiaioes tj, abo 'Pi m the Untrimmed DRESSY COATS I itted or boxy dress models in the darker shades for the Matron or conservative woman. They can be worn for anv occasion deCloths are crepey manding smartness wools, suede finishes and smooth woolens warm and comfortable. S16.75 TO $24.75 i ,Iat1o and prof Hick, Falls 1 the Newest milliner S.D PLAIN CASUAL COATS In ramrl' hair woolen and fleeces, fitted ot boxv styling for suit ihle school or general usage Lnht weight, durable and popular lan$, greys, blues, browns a 11 CIO fC TO $19.75 THE ELITE SHOP tvifli Hum ' contours-- "1 styles skull 'P trim, buik brims m lunations range to senihle or $2.95 lr f' " (ar-o- 'lorsi' gn() c0 I ln s r 01ir f oiary Call i ie'ui'neri r ,o ff j. .;rd "iir re Soj 1 V'd 1 t Itf ve B IS s |