Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 46, No. 5, Ed. 1 Monday, September 19, 1960 Page: 2 of 6
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Pegs 2—Sopulpo (Okie ' Herold
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Notebook ••
I rotary general and then the l'n
tod State* In the final analysis
otiung was accomplished thai
‘Continued from Page 1 > \ ouidn't have been disposed of Continued
subway tares, and they do a sup- *Rhin ten minutes Those Russ- alor.gMde tre
mingly good job at it. too | iatli are masters of the needle
Peception ~
from Page I *
pier. Khrushchev
tood bareheaded in a drizzle on
• le sun deck He looked down
DEATHS
Berryhill Rifes
^ Pinal rites will he held at 2,
j p m Tuesday in Owen Funeral
Alarms *
Hearing On Gas
Rote Hike Is Set
Charges -
I Continued
was done
Vacant lots
Continued from Page 1
campaign." he said, “that
No doubt about it the I nned \ us* to the IN will
Nations is the Jewe* acting body I <ra,e g.-^hKally the depth of the
in the Free World But st.J. 0
streets caught fu<
chapei tor Glen Berryhill. who noon Sunday Fir
■ died Friday after an illness of grass fire static
demon- throu«h th* open °[ three years Rev Roy C Smith , mil but the c*u-
pier at a crowd of police and re- ^ No lues was ret>
jvr.z. barrier in international *’ *ho oulauI . Palltiearer* will be Fenton Bri- vacant lots cat.
a dam «cht cbeacer and much I-*lattoos £V€T> word **.oken on ormYVJI*k* ^tegauoa a ai. % and ^ Gn<?*bv Sa- 7 pm Suiw*r* an
h., arrival or. \me .can soil ^ Howard Marshall. Char- gushed the fee
Janus hadir the Communis* ,_7 .
chief who betrayed the freedom
fighters in the 1** Hungarian rev M alJ °f tkremore The other fire Sunday was at
olution stoodalongs.de Khm- ln,*rTneW w.U be in hapulpa the Assembly of God church.
he sun deck were em"mJ Firemen answer* : the alarm at
6 15 pm to extinguish the minor
OKLAHOMA CITY H P! - A
■ong - delayed protest hearing____„ .
. ■ . v . i , -ampaign. he said. That the
. «»n-t Ok ahoma Nat .ra G >
Co.'s $3 3 million annual rate in c*'-n*v ccmnussioners '.<ve beer
tty before jea^e will start Wediesdav cor running a campaign of misrepre-
pwration commission records turnon Here they have even re
The hearing originally set to be the petitions
m -sed the opportunity
progress to Otuanoma
the side of
The same
•men extin-
j.n Tuesday wa- postpone-! a day I That is nothing new to them.
iture said he would sneak | Jdered a valid entry
he petitions and tell the public sponsors include:
Vans about hu rift w.ui uie j-Tujp* Bnck and Tile Corp.
governor I v^d,ri ^ stivers. Hamson s
W.l*)n said the ge-mor “had;American National
to bring
Bank and Trust Co . Coca-Cola
Wilson is correct. I have made Bottling Co.. Stuart Lumher Co
mistakes. the governor -a* | -'reek County Umt*r Co . M.l-
of the biggest 1 made was ler Jewelry Sapulpa Feed Store
sorted la violating the law to r Feed Store Security ha-
ul the Senate He is showing uonal Bank
O K Rubber Weld-
more enjoyable
war.
than a figfc
We bad tickets to the pres
gallery last week when the mat
ter of the Congo was -p for -h>-
cvisaton in the scurvy counri.
The word that a Congolese deles 1 'r5! rX t":
at ion was standing by to take off
for New York at the .nvnanon of
the security council came shortly
before 3 p m Reporters figured
the council would be in session
about ten minutes. lust king en-
ough to adjourn until arrival of
the Congo delegation a couple
day s later
hi the floor is translated into four
<hrr languages The tune and
.
- phenomenal The language bar
• r gives the Russians a natural
advantage that they use to its
because of the petition election
ONG put the increase into e?
portin. i|Ct
•us tn.e color as a
tw.u-bU po.. ers Plymouth Drug Co.. Benson
because many of the commi-- n ^ j ^ pfTf4f. & okLi Lumber Eddie Young Glass Co.
ers have been violating the law
nave heard enough lrom and Smith Drug
last January and has been or a long time So they are right x1d will vote on
harging the higher rates with the mi course "
the question
But we repeat, it still beats the
;eck out of a shooting war
New Insurance
Plan Proposed
But Russian delegate Yalenr
Zorn, had a different idea H<
started to debate the motion t
adyxim. a violation of one of th*
parlimentary rules of the seeurit
council In about ten minutes he
had everyone in the act. and u
went on and on for three hour |
with Zorin needling first the set
OKLAHOMA CITY <1 PI
■rope«ed ’ safe drivng' plan lor
tuto nsurance buyers was to he
-onsidered today by the state in
-u ranee board
The plan would allow drivers
who have records of few accidents
>nd traffic violations to receive a
iiscount on their insurance. while
ho drivers with less favorable
ecords would pay more
c/h
edical Mirror
m*Af oociogs Mv aaouT
Stretch Sox
Okay
* Bifocal l onlacts
• \ Humor
0 Natural I hiMhirth
(1. I an tha nearing of ilrrlri
*o< ra ote ■» toil of f,ml
Ifi'sWf. nprrinlh in children *
A. No refertr^e to inntrtout ef-
frets of wearing stretch soc can
be found in the medical litera-
ture There would teem to be no
reason to ripe*.: trouble from the
wearinj of stretch «n.
Q tr* ronlarl lamt Mlit/ar-
lor» * lhi I her com* m it-
final,f
A. Most eye doctors consider
contact lens satisfactory nut with
certain reservations Optically,
they are ideal practically, they
leave something to he desired.
They will probably never c-tlrely
replace ordinary spectacles Yes.
bifocal contact lens art being
dt» eloped hot as yet are more or
less espcrimental
(* * HI foinl rmiinl in alumi-
num r/nfii muse rmnrtrf
t. No Where this rumor started
is a mystery , but there is no truth
to it.
Q. f.tacth u hat is ••natural
childbirth V
A. It I- a dr :;!*ss method by
which delivery is made easier
The corwep1 on floated with an
Enflish physician who theor.reJ
that among civilized people the
pain of labor is due to fear Thu.
in turn prevents relaiaiion and
generates painful reactions The
j>ain creates further fear and so
a vicious cycle is set up The
doctor's method is designed to
eliminate the fear of labor hv
instructional measures during
pregnancy. Women are taught
the simple facts about preenancy
and laoor, how to relas and
what esercises to take during
pregnanes This paves the way
for more natural labor, according
to the doctor.
Our prescription service i«
hosed on line gulns — The tinesi
quolitv drun«. dispensed bv
professional pharmacists al
reasonable prices.
ROB
fcom Ha v one Sunday afternoon
al Airport sealed off by 47* police
Then major parkways were
ckned off as hi» motorcade, the
with sctimast ; net;uas at the wm-
where Khrushchev will stay They
threatened to overwhelm 50 po-
lice on dirty An emergency call
'nubile etpad 26 mounted po-
Crowds were pushed hack with
nightsticks until they were a block
from the tv tiding Traffic on Park
Avenue was halted for a time
Several men were taken into cuv
udy bit there appeared to be no
The I’ntted Nations was in
•mergetKv ws‘ion in the chaotK
ongo cn is The <»eneral Assem-
bly convenes again today and
here was speculation that
Khrusb hev might nlunge into the
iehate as Iwad of the Soviet dele-
gation
The R :s-ian premier was not
-cheduled to make his major ad-
ires* urMil Friday, the day after
President Fisenhower speaks
Among those coming ashore
with Khrushchev was Janos Ka
lar Communist boss of Hungary
It was Kadar who double-crossed
ARMY BASF
fire wmch was .
in the electrica
LA ROCHELLE France CPI church Only »i:
— Safecrackers got away with parted to the b .
•learly »li* 00b in cash from a t The other ala
office in U S Army base near at 1 50 a m Mo
hi* city in southwestern France a fm® which str
American authorities disclosed by W W Flem
mated th® loss i
Sapulpa ••
freedom fighters in
truce" that permit-
tanks to crush the
Holzcmer Drug Store
101 East Dewey Clcudc Irbv, owner
Ph 424
1 kingarinti
tvok
Others .ihoard the Baltika on
he trans-Atlantic crossing were
Tudor Zhivkov first secretary of
'he Bulgarian Communist Party.
' Gheorghe Gheorghiu-dej. Commu-
* i.«t boss of Romania Premier
Nikolai Poditomy of the ITtraine
Premier Ki ill Mazurov of (Jvelo-
Russia and Soviet Foreign Min-
ister Andrei Gromyko
BRAKE PEDAL
L OW?
CAR POLL UNEVEN
TO ONE SIDE? ' TIRE WEAR?
Here’s what we do:
< Pull all four wheels, inspect
!• brake linings and drums.
^ Check gmtse seals and wheel
La cylinders for leakage.
Q Clean, inspect, repack and
V« adjust front bearings.
4 Add brake fluid if necessary.
C Adjust brakes to manufacturer'
J. specification*, and road teat.
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understanding it will have to re- Edirandsnn took part in a pen
und the boost to customer- un non parade in Oklahoma City
ess the commi-uon approves it -hortly before noor. todav anJ
The rate increase went into ef planned to tape a final toieviwan
ret under the so-called escalator plea later in the day. which will
la* se The cammi-sion ruled sev be carried by Oklahoma City. Tul- Continued from Page 1
•ral years ago ONG automatically ca and Lawton sta'.tons in add entrant- are required to guess
o-ld raise raies to cover any m- non to various spot announce- the score They select only the
rease in the field price of gas ments. u inner* in all other contests.
Wit-on To tiipose Some entrants furgot to sign
nar facturers and one lead and State Sen Charles Wilson, of *heir name and ’"t-s a e . '
k smelter nave prolt -.ed .w, Sayre. Edmondson s estranged blank contains both the
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SAPULPA'S 1960 FOOTBAU CONTEST
PICK THE
WINN
Win Cash Awards
J15
00
111
Prizes
This contest is sponsored by the
firms below who ore Sapulpa
Chieftain boosters. Patronize
them when you need their
merchandise or their services
Read These
Easy Rules
and Enter
Every Week
Each Week
1st Prize 10co 2nd Prize s500
A NEW CONTEST EVERY WEEK
1 This contest is open to anyone except employes of the Herald ond their
families. Only one entry per person moy be turned in.
2 Contest closes at 5 p m every Thursday afternoon. No entries will be ac-
cepted at the Hereld office after this hour.
3. Here s what you do. . clip out the bottom of this ad ond circle the teams
you think will wm DO NOT GUESS THE SCORE in but ONE game and that
gome is the TIE BUSTER in the box in the center of the od. Circle only the
teom you think will win in oil other games. If you think the game will end in
a tie, circle both teoms.
4 Be SURE your name is on the bottom of the entry. Winners will be an-
nounced Mondov of coch week ond the amounts they won.
5 Decisions of fudges 'all competent local people whom you love and trust)
will be final, and in case of tie, prizes will be split accordingly.
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COCA COLA BOTTLING CO.
Loyal Sapulpnn* drink ‘ oke.
Kist and “7K '
Aapt'lpa >» Kind Spnnr-
STUART LUMBER CO
' The Quality Yard"
117 S Maple Phone 131
Tulsa vs \rk.tn-u-
sapulpa feed store
Phone 1000
Mah,im.i ts Tulune
SAPULPA LUMBER CO
For Quality WITH Economy
1122 South Main Phone 440
Miitesil.i vs Ni-hrasku
EDDIE YOUNG GLASS CO.
Everything jn (,lass and Awnings
Free Estimates Pbqne too
\r» Wi-sirn vs M votmng
SAPULPA DRIVE m PHARMACY
Tom Teague. Registered Pharmacist
Comer Main at Lincoln Phone 70
Michigan Male vs Pittsburgh
CORNWELL'S DRIVE IN
Closed For Remodeling
Lok For Our t» 'id Openin.: S*>nn'
321 South Mam llione 2-ttt
C alifnrma vs Notre Dame
BENSON LUMBER CO.
Everything lo Build Anything"
lit East Lee phone 23
Georgia Tech vs Klee
SAPULPA BRICK & TILE CORP.
' Sapulpa Bnik Since I** "
O-t vs Missouri
MASTERS a stivers
Insurance and Real F-i
10ft E Dewey
CREEK COUNTY LUMBER CO
Phone 11$
Bulgers vs Princeton
f olgate vs Cornell
HARRISON'S
The Latest Styles al Reason,
120 East Dewey
MILLER JEWELRY
On The Coiner—IU0 East Dewey
Indiana vs lllinom
SMITH DRUG STORE
Free Motor I>elivery
(TLA it Perdue
DUBS DEEP ROCK STATION
Dub ami Betty W,iem>n
Ml South Man Plione 422R
Colorado vs Bailor
FARMERS FEED STORE
Your Superior Ford Dealer
100 North Main phone 460
Wisconsin vs Stanford
SECURITY NATIONAL BANK
Member F D I C.
Vi Hanoi a vs Navy
-Guess The Score In This Gome.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK &
TRUST CO
“Over 36 Years of Sarnie '
Texas vs Man land
This ii the ' tie butter'' gome Guet* the ortwol score In event of
o fie fhit tie buster' will be used to determine winners
IN THIS GAME GUESS THE SCORE
OU v$ Northwestern
OK RUBBER WELDERS
Gms TIRE*
MW East Dewey
Phone i'4
Clem-on Vs Wake Forest
PLYMOUTH DRUG CO
Your Registered Pharmacists
2* South Park
Phone w
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Livermore, Edward K. Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 46, No. 5, Ed. 1 Monday, September 19, 1960, newspaper, September 19, 1960; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1488642/m1/2/?q=Ardmore+ok: accessed June 22, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.