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PAG£ FOUR
SAPULPA HPRALD, SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA
MONDAY, JUNE 29, ;N53
MONDAY. JUNE 29,
6wmsmt
Faye Dunlap, Editor
Phone 185
an aunt
Trrs'*-., •«“'* SM^cSrb.,*, o.
Pane Ml si in the Herald ""im
by 4:30 p. m. Thursday, this week
Robert Q. Lewis
Doesn't Reqret Role
As Godfrey FiH-ln
i good crop next year. 1 Just don't
I see what the farnler is going to
do.”
Sanders said he plans to work at
the building trade, possibly at Sher-
man, Tex., until the "crisis is
in five over.'' His father will look after
|counties had been solved Monday the farm until he Is able to return,
by the arrest of five suspects, four "I like iarming better than any-
of them teen-agers, over the week- tning else," he said. "We re up
Burglary Series
Solved In Arrest
Of Five Suspects
—A series of burglarie-
Brazilian Ship Missouri Demos
Towed To New York Hope Tnwian Will
After Collision Run For Congress
about a congressional race.’/'
Some Missouri Democrats doubt-
ed Mr. Truman would risk his por-
jsonal vote-getting reputation for a
| congressional seat.
They pointed out that three times
while he was President he tried to
influence state elections and three
times he was roundly rebuffed.
instead of the usual deadline of II
a. m. Saturday. Because of the
Fourth of July holiday, this week's
section will go to press Friday ev-
ening.
NEW YORK, June 29—UP-A . KANSANS CITY, Mo . June 29— -----
Hv JACK GAVBH ;ynd - - ■ — pretly lougb now bul a Brazilian cargo vessel was towed UP-Some Missouri Democratic Ecuador got it* name from the
NEW YORK. June 29 UP> The The arrest came after Highway good crop next year sure would toward this port Monday, her hull politicans Monday said they hope fact that the equatorial line runs
man who Is carrying the bulk of Patrolmen Bill Shackleford and help "
Arthur Godfrey's television - radio Owen 8traln stopped a 1953-model He said all the fanners were ex-
chores while the famous readhead automobile four miles south of pelting another depression, and the
Calendar
nt. Mrs.
• TUESDAY
• Quit Ad-Suuis- 2 p
• Oscar Meek*. Tulsa
• Pioneer Club WBA 2pm
• Mrs O. T Hewitt. WE Auto
• Camp.
• TEL Clas*. First Baptist
• church—2 p. m. Mrs Jim
• Henry, 1103 E. Perkins. Mrs. A1
• Wort man assisting
• WEDNESDAY
• First Baptist WMU circles -
• Earl Hester 1 30 p m Mrs.
• Lawrence Kelly. 612 8 Dlvl-
• sion; Mary Webb. 10 a m at
• chiuch, Mrs ,A L. Bradley
• IViftcM
• Episcopal Church Wrlrom-
• lng party and watermelon Iced,
• • 7 30 to » p m at Reed pmk.
• SATURDAY
• Past Presidents club. VFW
• Auxiliary — pot luck suppci.
, • Mr* Oscar Wright hostess at
* • Stlnimcl home 1205 E. Clevc-
Itrrrption For
Itnhl-Bradlry
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rulll, 1200 has bcpn sidelined by his operation ciaremore at 11:30 p in. Saturday cld timers were predicting it would
k newer were hosts Ht a re- had a lot of experience at such The automobile had passed In a be "worse than the last gne."
cent ton for their son. Kenneth flHIngln and doesn't regret a min- no-passing zone
June Mr^nd "other ln business yea^old'Tutea toys^nd was hnJd-
^nC i n it Hru/Urv ot Mai- now and ,hrn le*l rne 1 m cr**y to ed with nine stolen rifles and shot-
keep on being Godfrey’s replace- guns, two cameras, two binoculars,
ment," said Robert Q Lewis. a supply of frozen meat — which
They say 1 should Just concentrate was> spoiling — and a large quan-
on my own career 1 tily ol ammunition The car Itself,
Frankly. I don’t agree with although its top had been repaint
I lowc at the YWCA Sunday from
3pm to 5 p m Two piano solos
were played, . by Theresa Rhuurk
and two readings, by Virginia Wiley.
by
Showers Fall
Across Much Of
Country Today
gcug;d bv a collison with a Gulf
Oil Co. tanker off the New Jer-
sey coast in which at least one
seamen lost his life.
The 8 S Loide-Panama, bound
from New Yerk to Philadelphia,
collided with the S. S Gulltrad’
in a thick fog four miles southeast
former President Harry 8 Truman through the South American re-
will run for Congress. public.
Mr. Truman said Saturday he
2c pot word por day
—TIwr 1c por wc
Minimum
has been politics 40 years and isn’t
“out of~It yet." His statement set
oft a ripple of speculation among
Missouri Democrats.
All said they know nothing of Mr
of Barnegat, N. J . lightship Sun- Truman’s plans. His home cougres-
day night The tanker received sional district is represented by
only slight damage to her bow. freshmun Jeffrey Htllelson, a Re-
ibut the freighter was damaged so publican.
severely it was feared for a time Republicans charged i last year,
she would sink. when the district was created, that
Twenty-four seamen on the was H "gerrymander" tailor-
sharply listing Loide-Panama made for Mr. Truman if he wanted
: ::
Ireshinents bein:t carried out m the "Look. Ive been aroUnd m this her„ told officers where to arrest: and^Ven ‘bone-dry Texas got a or. » freighter that was nearby. "it's Just a wlW guess, but I
same color scheme business_qulte a lew years now I lwo more Tul8ans. one 18 and the -urlnkle of precious rain Thewe 34. later brought to "f* think Truman would like to be in
.Those assisting in the serving hav<! had alld sU11 ,lave my own other 27. in connection with bur M anwhile at least 43 persons York by a Coast Ouard cutter said Congress," Rlchard Nacy. former
were. Mrs Bessie Mitchell. Mr shows right along and there will be K,arle, ln Tulsa. Craig. Rogers, dr“wned during the weekend-most ■ one crewman was killed and at executive secretary of the Demo-
...... more coming up People know who n,.i>wunl and Wagoner counties. ... _____ The teitui was far, least one was Injured among ■» j cratic National Committee, said.
1 am—I've been able to make a
ley.
Mable Bradley, Mrs Virginia Wi- mort. coming up People know who Eteiaware"’and Wagon’er’counties!”’ ^°them SuMlTy *'n»'total'was"f»r I1**81 one was injured ainmig 26 ,
“ ' ““ Ev- i uni—i ve been able to make a ..ifi,.or« ihel?1 .. .......... officers and men who remained , "Whether he will run. I don t
Loide-Panama. Three know j hope* he does," Nacy said.
as OodfrT^tuke^a'vacaUon^or'gets boy^Ttio'^aecmdmg to’^“older ‘JuS"” ,enl^ratures a"d a^ore'by Coast Guard vessels and i jaaVoTcoSr'Dlm(Sttc CoS*
*“ ni:: v:i: “S?, "C.S™. >.s?; *-3K?Sr Ir“_
• ♦ land
1
Family Reunion
At R. J. Murphy Home
Mr and Mrs. Ralph J. Murphy.
Jr.. J804 8. Water, assisted by Mrs
Mil Emily 8<>lidHy, Mrs. tv- i am—I’ve been able to make a Tulsa county officers placed the jeKS lb;tn tbo 100 water deaths re- officers
elyn Huhl, Mrs Lucille K lu lnian, name on my own 1 m not ju^t kept additional suspects in Jail. They al- »><>i*ted last weekend, probably be- aboard tne 1
ot Tulsa, Mi Lillian McDaniels, m the deepfreese until such times so wprp hHikinu for a 14-vear-old inui.r laniru-rntures and other crew
and Miss Doris Ann Thompson.
The couple will be married July _ ^___
17. m the Y Chapel of Song, at the "Granted that a person is regard- M lbp automobilTwas concerned. *‘,cdiaJs“ur 8uidi7wheti a Braz- omT I mi,n' said: "The,rf'i no .<j“rs,Uon
ed as comment enough to be ask- Thc oldpr vouths took the auto- l " ,, “relghter and a Gulf Oil Co York for the Lloyd-Braslliero sh ^ Mr. Truman could beat Htllelson
iarit: ;■-ss. frs.r.'n'r ss? s
heard by that ready-made audience lbp stolen goods hau not realized man Was killed and the fate ol 24
All Classified Advertisi
Business houses with
moy have Classified Ad
WANTID
: Yard wore. Trash haulli
2609-R.
i; To do your lawn moa
— Sapulpa Maytas, pho
f: To service all oia)
S. Sapulpa May la*. Fhoiw^l
Electric appliances to
__■--- a»o Ra
- Uric GO. 20ti
irons, iwc^rh^ eta. Rad
phone 4
m 231
Cent nil
Edinond.
yliegr
♦ ♦ ♦
Out-Of-Town t.uests
In Doughorty Home
Mrs Llnnle Dougherty. 215 8.
Walnut, had as guests in her home
The Gulftrade is one of a fleet
of million*
• As tor 'all that extra work' that
Is supposed to get tne down—well.
their lossc
lor the weekend. Mr and Mrs. Oer- u rp.,lly lsll l that tough These arc
aid Dougherty and family, of mforina| shows, they don't require
Burnsdall: Anna Booker, Tulsa; ,t |ol oI preparation. I can actually
Mrs. Lei' A Borah. Cokato, Minn.; relax with them
Mrs Eula Mae Rtley and son Frank
Cox, San Antonto, Tex, and Louis
P. Booker, Jr. of Phoenix, Ariz.
♦ ♦ ♦ _
Ruth Murphy, were hosts Sunday pa|va jPan Jrnnlngs
nt an all duv family reunion, in AUrndllig Musie t amp
Continue t util August
The current spell is the 17th time
the be-goggled Lewis has tilled in
for Godfrey in seven successive
years He's been at it since May,
Young Formers Are
Being Forced From
Brazilian crewmen was not known, of milkers that transports oil from
Brazilian crtwmei Texas to eastern seaports.
Blowing Ulrt Hearted -- - j^-Panama^ salte out
Although rain fell over most ot Janeiro uid was built in
arsw gjrJS&sr—*
Land By Dry Wealher
heavy enough
crops and pasture grass, or ease
municipal water shortages.
The drouth was so severe in tne
Pancho of the Movies Dies
Montebello. Call! , June 41 -UP
-V- « Chris-pm
and Godfrey apparently won't be OAINESVILLE. Tex., June 29 lareas that SwiGary 1^, wm be held at Forest Lawn
of Mr and Mrs Raym uid — baJk before Aug 1. The longest UP A young second generation JJJr« ,T‘“^ent would be- Memorial Park Wednesday Mar
1 Kaiser Carolyn 8ue Judv. Bobby Miss Ialva J.-an Jemilngs dau ;ii- period in which Lewis farmer prepared Monday to leave the ,pcl 0 disaster relief tin. who had been in pictures
J a of -uomerey Park. CaUl , ter .4 Mr and Mrs George Jen- pl ,‘r Oodfrey was eighl his farm and go to the city "in or- ^ a P^m of faster 1>u when hc camP here w
ana "4“() ldllKR 520 8. Oak. left Friday, to k der to survive. within hours. _ rMort. waKOn train of Indians front
' Mrs T* T Wilson Mona a id Btllv attend Iriterloeheii National, Sum- LeWlii does Godfrey's flve-a The plight of 34-year-old Jack 1 h,‘1 ' , ,'ldaV that dirt rem- ona. died Sunday of a heart attack
1 rJr*Ti'laa Mi and Mis Clarence mer Music camp a branch >f the vw.pk mormng show that runs an Sanders was typical of young far- ed early Monday - ^ a„,Bnlth#1 lflpr making a speech at a lodge
Kai«*i Walter and Paul. 01 ffaney. University o| Michigan. This is tier hour and a bai( 0n radio
J. Mikhton second summer there. She will stu-
his role' of
of Agricul- Pancho in the Waco KW mm ser
honor
since
with a
• He hasn't discussed any plans
with me. though." Klrtley said. "I
think his statement means he will
stay active in the party and help
out in campaigns.'
Talked With Pendergast
Janies M. Pendergast, nephew of
the late "Boss Tom" and heir to
the Pendergast political machine, J
,said he talked to Mr. Truman about
three weeks ago.
"Nothing was said about political ^
plans," Pendergast said. "I think
he means he will stay in politics
Just like he has always been ln
politics. It'« too early to think
LON T.
JACKSON, JR.
About This Problem:
We re taking a vacation trip
by bus and train this sum-
mer. It will be a miracle if
something isn't lost or stol-
en en route. Would some
kind ol personal ellects' or
’baggage” insurance cover
the many hazards to our
luggage, clothing, cameras,
and sporting goods?
For the answer to this and other
insurance problems consult the
lain T. Jackson Agency, 23 South
Park, phone 124.
nt those weed* before they 1
. Mowing, word cutting, gart
ring. No lawn trimming, plea
I 2144.
nK>: Cash for your car.
ke. 801 E Dewey Pbon#
2H
mowers sharpened Alsc tri
mis for sale. 317 N. Ellwitw
tie 1*36. Mfl
Tree trimming and
O "Shields Phone >703
23
hto: Day cook. South Main O
2!
HD: Plano tuning and rebu:
, Phone 1208 408 8. Line
hn>: To rent, unfurnished" 2 b
in house. Write 403 E. #th. P
HD: Concrete work, plaster
hdatlon repair C. O. Me!!'
me 3275 71
» "• " " " 1
TED: To do Ironing ln my ho
tne 863-J. *
five-a- The plight of 34-year-old Jack
an Sanders was typical of young far-
mers his age who had to give up
Kan. Mi and Mrs P
and Jeanic of Tuha Mr. and Mi
R J. Kiuaer. Francis. Freddy Joe
and Randy, Mr. and Mrs A. K Kal-
. ser, Mr. and Mrs Ralph J Murphy,
Barbara. Bklppy and Jean, and
Mrs. Ruth Murphy.
♦ t ♦
Return From
1 Colorado Trip
Mr and Mrs. Fred Hansford. 502
8 Oak, returned Friday, from a
two weeks vacation at Green Moun-
1 tain F*J1». Colo They were accom-
panied by the lormer'a mother, Mrs
I Alice Hanford, of Kansas City. Mo
•vho returned home with them to
| spend the summer,
♦ ♦ ♦
Return From
Ozark Vacation
Ideru, survive. " '"^SuTweather Bureau report- wagon
'ed early Monday that dirt, rem-
iniscent of the dust-bowl days ol the
°An ta simulcast ot the weather.
dy advanced piano and organ for op television He also did one of insects and prices.
two months. 8he will visit Linden- Godfrey's Wednesday evening hour
wood college, Mo, on her trip a here lolm TV shows. Garry Moore, an- in our area,
she will attend school this tall. other versatile lad. has handled the
Godfrey talent scouts" program Job 01^ we wojU survjve^.
during the master's absence
•I'm the only young farmer left try, southwestern Kansas and
Santlcrs said. "Now southeastern Colorado.
Weddings in Morocco last seven
SSS> K K.-S-5-B siS-w »>* «» • *.... N.«h,....
♦ ♦ ♦
Visited In Dallas
Over The Weekend
Mrs, -.Lucy Wallace, 1270 Circle
Drive, returned last night from
Dallas. Tex . where she spent the
weekend with her sister Mrs Edgar
F. Smith, who ts critically til.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs. Arvel Lawrence
In Hospital
Mrs. Arvel Lawrence. 301 S. Elm
I has returned to Wesley hospital. In
I Oklahoma City for treatment and
Texas Solon Says
Ike, Benson Wan!
To Help Drouth Zone
The rainstorms were concentiat*|
jrssr rx". Vrjx zsa '
Cooke county, nortbfast Texas, and southeastward *rom
They generally keep from 50 to 70 across the eastern Great
head of beef and dairy cattle, in region the Border States a
addition to farming. thq Lower Mississippi Valley Other
Cook? county and most of thc rainstorms were reported in Mon
Southwest ts in the grip of the tana, North Dakota and th ,
worst drouth in history. Sanders west. ___nr.v»il-
said his last good crop was in 1950.1 Moderately cool weather P ( ti _
LIBERTY, Tex.
Sen.
aDOUl mree-iouiuu* ui uic fU\a n*.nd
June 29—UP— Sanders blamed the farmers' hung over the South _ tjl'8 '
id sen. Price Daniel (D-Tex.i Mon- poor condition on the drouth most- Ariz . reported 112 degrees Sun-
Her room number is day said President Eisenhowerjind ly ;lIld aiao 0n the "Korean bilua- day^an^Llie^nefcuiy stooa ai
340. in ruse
Mr and ML H. E- Pouglas have to drop her a line .
returned from Uteir vacation. They ♦ w ♦
first went to St Joseph. Mo., to at- Sapulpana l eave Soon
tend his niece's wedding From For European lour
there thev visited relatives m Car-| Mr and Mrs Sam Butler, nnd
thage and Springfield, and then j Mrs R D Stelzcr. 1314 Circle
son have a desire to aid drouth
"Worrying Over Korea"
at Presidio. Tex.
wore,...* 1 The city h«ll »nd most busiMSMX
areas. | "Peopir are worrying o"er wh»t at Oluey, Tex . » ' durintt a
Daniel, who supported Mr. El- „ ko)iw to hapjicn in Korea, ajhl hour Tuesday mor"'n?nraralI, A'
xnthower for President, Is home are selling,” he said Sanders and special prayer serv ice tor ■
for the first time since he became his [ather sold a truck load of Oklahoma City, an estimatea ^. ^
senator from Texas. whneface cattle at Fort Worth.
Soon!
New in Sapulpa
Watch for
R.R.B.
■to TED
FREE Mottniged
DELIVERY
For ALL
Drug Store
Needi
c®88
Plymouth Drug Co.
25 South Park Street
Ladle*, no need to do w
. supplement the family Ino
h dltntfted. pleasant work. H(
suit your convenltzice Car J
ine necessary. For interview.
' 13 morntn*s
#-J • to
3: Light hauling, day or nt
1043. 23
Kldera to American
day shift. Phone 224j
__Immediately someone
for sick person Phone 234j
__3: Child care In my home
Mounds Phone 1030 1
FOR SALK
BALE: Ptahworms. Sapulpa S(
• Qotxls. 2:
SALE: 1033 Rvlnrude motors
be Star boat*. Paul's Boat S
■tow. 310 N. Elm. phone
21
OKLAHOMA TIRE & SUPPLY CO.
He said he has signed a bill to {or seven to 10 cents per pound.
toured the Ozarks When they left Drive, will leave July 4. for New bp introduced next week providing He said he could have old the
Sapulpa to begin their vacation y0rk. N Y, where they wtl board $100 million for emergency loans same stock iast vear when they
* * * — 1 - scte ■ * — • ” 1 Hrnilth I _ *____*__* 1__________ nmnttnt hn
they took thetr house guests Mrs. I the U 8 S. United States for a t0 stockmen and farmer" In drouth were born for the same amount he
BtU Douglas and son. Billy, of An- two month tour of Europe and will areas. .. . received at the Fort Worth market
tloch. Calif . to Muskogee.
♦ ♦ ♦
Visits Classmate
ln Ktillwatrr
Miss Elizabeth Howard, 206 S
Mounds, returned Friday, alter a
weeks visit in Stillwater She visited
a college classmate, Mrs. Guy M«y-
IteW. a former Sapulpan, who be-
fore her marrlge was Thelma
Briggs. Mrs Mayfield is attending
summer school In Stillwater, and
will go to Rome for Missionary
Wigrk in October. Miss Howard also
visit their son nnd family. Lt. Col. "I b?licve we will accomplish Sanders and his wife have a six-
Robert W Butler, stationed m immediate disaster aid to rescue year.0ld daughter, Jackie Jean.
Germany. Plans call for a tour of Texas stockmen," Daniel said. "I who was stricken with polio In 1950
Belgium. Holland. France. Switzer- believe Congress is ready to do Its shp sliu has to wear braces on her
land. Italy. Austria and Spam They part. ... . __,_ left lev in order to walk
ed the townspeople to see for them-
selves how serious the water jhort-
age there has become.
plan to return around Sept. 1.
♦ ♦ ♦
Preacher Ready
For New Search
For Noah's Ark
Opposes Slaughter of Animal* The'father-son farming team just
He said he opposes any slaugh- recentiy completed a five-room
let nf animals, such as was c*r*!homc valued at $5,000 for thc
Oklahoma Traffic
Police Honored
OKLAHOMA CITY, June
Oklahoma was among six states
s?* jsrc
3CR(TERI0H^
TODAY ond TUES.
JtltY
'MARTIN LEWIS)
UZA&TH SCOTT QIRMFNMIW
MWUUS ~ .
SCARED STIFF
-aomnaoifH.’
0080M*ti(* ■ touauro*-
HOUSTON, June 29 —UP—Dr.
A J. Smith, a Methodist minister
who once went In search
Noah's Ark. Monday said he is
ready to go back to Turkey lor
another attempt
Smith headed an archeological
expendltion to Mi Ararat In 1949
He said he is sure the Ark is on
ment might buy beef to be canned parable to a ,10,000 home ln the elation of
to be shipped to lorrtgn countries £Uy 1 for outstanding enforcement
as part of the U S foreign aid pro- Crops ,|ard n.t lie laws during 1053.
Sanders lid toy made a good! In addiMon. Oklahoma C>ty_tles
Democratic
gram
Murray returned to Oklahoma Hp saW lhc government hay pro- definite eomptoici recog-
SimdHV from a seven-day secret am lnst y,.ar made lt possible lor the highway' patro1 and a e og
. , 1 vacation. He would not say where .. |arn>pr t0 "pull through the nttion ol thc splendid p
lh° »!lKr|thr k" of !hc n,"!i n he had been but said he telegraph , r .. but said n,ore federal as- operation." .
probably burled under lava. He « ^ Elsenhower while he was as soon as possible. Is Oklahoma has won » P'»“
hopesto get another expedition to- 'd J«p WBUon urging that all of this year. each year
ln Oklahoma be included in the drouth ..j . always ■ the farmer who forcem nt competition •
l°--------- ‘takes It on the chin when prices i.shed five yrnrs W®. Tto nwaro
’uio»> go up or down," he said We >old are based on an dues and
gratified with the action o(|r (.Rttie ia5t week for 10 cents a tnreement reports ot he^ci^
gethcr
"I know more about where
look for It
last time." Smith said He Is visit-
ing n daughter and son-in-law ln
Houston.
nmv than we did the d’ ;’>f'|irray 'Ciratilled'
"I am
taken by the President ln declar-
pound.
but steak still is 70 and 80
lng the drouth-stricken Southwest cent8 'R p,,un<1 at tiie meat nimkc
. .ii*,nlar a r Asa *' MlITTaV SHld "I ... inlrn iiotW’opn <1
*' ttes Twenlv per cent ol the scar
_______ lng credits Is lor ‘abilities and
a disaster area. Murray said "I .,j, w'ould take between 35 and methods, and 80 per cen or
am of the opinion lie will declare w ^?ad o{ catllp al UK,ay s pnces enforcement nr„spnt a puque
the entire SUteof Ok^^» to buy one medium-sized farm The IACP wU r^.(V,n,Uon Pof u*
within the disaster area aiw-z I tractor, he said,
investigation." Many farmers have had to leave
Murray said when he returned thflr farms and seek employment
trom his vacation hc found a tele- \ clUes lhe iast two years, h?
iram from Mr Eisenhower telling
‘° nchievemenL Ollmer said.
safety
him that Secretary of Agriculture I)allag alld fort Worth had been a
Ezra Benson would make recoin* Si)Ver" to many of them, he
mendatlons on allocation of relief I explained
*, __ l..a>n.lilf<ltl A It I ■
TODAY and TUES.
e of t§4t Se&s''
^5
Dnborah
GRANT• KERR
PIDGEON
DREAM’
WIFE.
Newt and Cartoon
TONIGHT ONLY
M»|«nc MAIN
Percy KILBRIDE
TUESDAY ONLY
Thc Wonderful Story of a
Miraculously Funny Fomily!
Sai.lli»i Saint Anm
funds alter an investigation
Congress may have to enact spe-
cial laws to give all the help need-
ed in the Southwest. Murray said.
Desperate Plight
"More are leaving every day,"
Sanders said. "II we don't get a
8 p.
benefit party
TUESDAY NIGHT
m. at V. F. W. Hall
Sponsored by
Pilot Club and
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Bobo Rockefeller
Settles Down In
Mate's Apartment
NEW YORK. June 2&--UP
Blonde Bobo Rockefeller settled
I down “to stay" Monday In the
j Park Avenue apartment of her es-
I (ranged husband. Standard Oil
heir Winthrop Rockefeller.
Mrs. Rockefeller and her four-
vear-old son. Winthrop Paul, sneak-
ed into the apartment early Sun-
day while Rockefeller was in Little
Rock. Ark , apparently setting the
legal stage for a divorce.
"I wanted to come home and I’m
here to stay," Bobo said after slip-
ping past servants who had been
(ordered to keep her out.
She said she made the sudden
move from the Indiana farm home
of her parents "on the advice of
nay attorneys."
Rockefeller who announced fast
month he had set up a $1 million
trust fund for Bobo, left strict or-
ders she was not to be admitted to
I the apartment during his absence
in Arkansas.
Colorado lias the largest
wealth of all the 48 states.
coal
WE HAVE TWO ONLY
3/4 H. P. AIR CONDITIONERS
Nationally advertised brands.
Carry full 5 year warrantee
10% OFF Regular List Price!
We Hove a Few Left—
EVAPORATIVE COOLER FANS
BALE: BunUng-FUblnc Uc<
Bnlnum bosta, Evinrud* mo
Uni tackle, pistols, shots
n. ammunitions, model alrpli
>ul pa Spurting Qood*. 3*4
SALE: Typewriter*, adding
lea and cash register* Out
service. Ac* Typewriter
■n H*Island Phone 840, It
a. 2
SALE: Necchl, The Wonder
J Machine. Sapulpa Sewing
ine OB, 210 E Lee. Phone
SALE: 3 room modem h
ae to town, extra sleeping
garage 83300 Lon T. Jacl
on* 134.
SALE. Acerage; close to tow;
|hway. Qood improvements
modem conveniences Lor
jkaon. phone 124.
SALE Oood 3 bedroom t
r sift* lot Lon Jackson. I
Smith used car* *nd tr*
Sapulpa road at the Neon <
le 30-ft'06
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Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 255, Ed. 1 Monday, June 29, 1953, newspaper, June 29, 1953; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1488637/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.