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i. Wayne Morse, of Ore.: "When
ka Is in peril, no lubor organi-
i or group of employers can
y economic actions."
ONE-A-DAY
XXXVI. NO 67
L
Id Killer
" 'ught; Has
) Remorse
)eod, 4 Wounded
Moniocol Spree
By Rl’SS GREEN
ti J Press bluff Currct ponUmt
LAOA, N. J.. Nov. 18—'UP
trooiiers captured a father
0 children toduy four hours
he killed five persons and
led four others in a mad al-
to wipe out Ins estranged
family.
did It," Ernest Inge nl to. 23,
when hr was brought into
1 *n murder charges.
■on’t want to talk uny more."
Iioritlcs said he had been
Eng over a court order which
■ him from seeing lus chil-
\SAPULPa
OXLAMOUA HISTORICAL SOCIZT/
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HERALD?
WEATHER
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Oklahoma: Considerably rlourti- !
ties* tonight »nd Sunday with me... 2
sinual rain mostly eastern portion. J
l.illr change in trmperaturr. I.nw *
tonight nrar 30 northwest to .*>0 ;
-outhrast. High Sunday 8* to 63.
SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1950
DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY
SNAKE DANCE BLOCKS PHILADELPHIA PHONE BUILDING
r
kas the second such rampage
tss murder in southern New
in a little more than a year
ptember. 1949 Howard, Unruh
13 victims in 15 minutes at :
ni, 20 miles Irom the scene
t night's killings,
e Unruh. Ingenito shot at
one who crossed his path.
[ from pistols in both hands,
tnlto dozed this morning as
manacled in a chair await- ;
arraignment on four ol the
charges.
George sluink asked him
pleaded.
not entering any plea,”
01*the short, good-looking In-
Pr
nonfnZs Commies Withdraw North
ttfSTo Manchurian Border As
Snow, Ice Grips Mountains
- Striking Western Electric Workers
w ill rest tomorrow and "probably"
continue their hit-and-run picket-
ing Monday. E A. Riley, WE In-
stallers' chief, suid today.
"Mr don't plan on pickrting
anywhere tomorrow hut probably
will resume our statr-wide picket-
ing |hc first of the week," Itiley
saM.
Onh one leleplione exchange was
picketed today as the national
strike passed its ninth day. A 10-
inan team ol WE pickets invaded
Norm.m this morning but let', be-
fore an estimated 47,000 tootbull
lens poured into town lor the Okla-
homa-Missouri game.
The pickets began marching in
front of the Norman ex, h inge at
6 a. m. and left four hours latrr.
Some 35 telrphonr operators re-
fined to cross thr pirket lines.
Though company officials said a
Chinese Meanwhile Are Reported
Massing Huge Army Across Border
Sapulpa Today!
that mean you're waiving
i at this time," tihunk asked
mito shook his head sul-
oisc;
A STRIKER is pulled back by a policeman in Philadelphia as he attempts to join a snake-dancing picket
line blocking entrance to the Broad and Rockland streets telephone exchange. Police helped opcratois get
through the line after three hours of shoving and hauling. (hUcriialwnal Houmlvlioto)
f ounts Clerk W. II. Key was
scheduled to leave over the weekend ipei
for Dallas. Tex., where he will un- I
dergo an eye operation. He is ex- 1
Hying squad of 22 supervisory per- petted to be gone approximately two
sonnel kept telephone lines from weeks,
being jammed. Riley maintained
the Norman exchange was snarled Katherine Gross. Malic Heloul ;
lor at least an hour before the re- and Marshall Wilson have been ad-
Uevfevg supervisors arrived. mitted to City hospital Dismissed
Riley said he thought the union's was David Trieb.
roving pickets have been "success- j
fUl.’T, Eddie DeLong, son of Mr. and
Mrs. LawTence DeLong, 623 S.
► lly RAEPII TEATSOKTII
Untutl Press su,if Commpondeni
TOKYO. Sunday. Nov. 9. <U.R>—
| Conununist forces pul ed back all
along the snow-covered. 250*mile
. Korean front Saturday, opening the
jway for a new United Nations
drive toward the Manchurian bor-
Grass Fire Is
Dire Threat
Here Saturday
Barely Missed Jugular As
Bristow Man Slashes Throat Saturday
nk then ordered Ingenito com-
1 to the Gloucester county
at Woodbury to awuit grand
action Prosecutor Milton Han-
said Ingenito would be cx-
d by psychiatrists,
e two state trooper* who
■red Ingenito In his dllap-
4 green car early today said
,rted to commit sulcldr by
log his wrists with a razor
l.
|i officers grabbed him quick-
>d forestalled the attempt,
to liad Utrcc loaded wcaitons
i belt and an army carbine
c front scat ol his car.
‘ntlo, on a bloody rainpattc
tli two homes at Pincy Hol-
id Mmotolo. critically wound-
i wife, Tcsslc. 23. and killed
not her. father, grandmother,
and aunt.
j | also wounded her brother
I I sister-in-law and a nine-
J bold rousln.
ff ilthe injured were in serious
A^lion at New combe hospital at
nd.
Wilkinson To Helm
Of Heart Campaign
Lawton Has
Nudist Woes
I certainly think the picketing
has been successful or else the
company would not have gone to
the trouble of organizing a mobile
unit of supervisors." he said
Meanwhile union charges of un-
fair labor practices by the South- hold a .square dance Monday night
western Bell Co., probably will be at the Boy Scout camp west of
le-filcd Monday. The charges were town. Hobart Robertson, dance
previously filco with the national chairman, announceo. The music
Officers at Bristow shiri that :in jupQr relations board at Fort Worth will begin at 7 30 p. m.
£sS;3JrS — Jss, q
Communists withdrew northward wh*'h f?1
under the rover of rain and snow » *"«» and Just *>uth the
I clouds which limited Allied air Llty hoSpltal
operations Firemen were called to the scene
American and South Korean of- ]1 ‘ a ™ ili*
i lleers h id not determined the dis- 8 *j?' anc!|800 bl(f
tancc cf tiie Red withdrawal, but ^ Mission had
F tehth Armv sr-Ure-me,, it foUBht fevertshly to keep the bluZ»
Mrs Lawrence DeLong, 623 S. E*8mh Arm> spokesmen said it f thclr honlei before the firc-
Mound.s Ls home from Hlllciest hos- aPP*,rendy ended a threal men arrived
pilal where he underwent treatment t 1 bas prevented UN troops
tor a liver infection.
The Sapulpa Round-up eiub will
OKLAOMA CITY, Nov 18 J P
Bud Wilkinson, genial coach ol the
university of Oklahoma Sooners.
will serve us state chairman of the
Oklahoma chapter of the Ameri-
can Heart association in February.
Details concerning the February, .. . . . .,
iund raising campaign will be an- lll,dlsl colony troubles,
nounied later, after coach Wil- Only last week, embarassed offi-
kinson has rccupcraUU from the cers had to dash down to the local
LAWTON. Gkla., Nov. 18 iU.P>—
Lawton police arc having more
unidentified city jail prisoner there
cut lus own throut and almost suc-
ceeded in killing himself Saturday
ul approximately 1 30 p. m
The attending physician, who
hail to lake aliout 10 stitchc* In
thr man's neck to close thr gap-
ing rut, said hr thought thr man
would rrrovrr although hr was
weak from thr loss of blood.
The cut was described as “very
deep, on the right side of the throat,
but missing the jugular vein."
Chief
w as on
but were returned
signatures
for additional
strain of football season, said Purk bus station and arrest a man who the prisoner cut himself
Leonhard, chairman of the board 1 prisoner tui nunseu
,000 Acres Of
iss For Lease
LfSA. Oklu.. Nov. 18 Ac- Ap-
nately 16,000 acres of land in
'ort Gibson area arc available
using to the general public
or Louis Denoya. acting dis-
cngincer. said the land Is
lie for grazing and farming
scs.
enty-seven tracts are Involved
leasing wldch centers around
ncr, Mayes and Cherokee
les.
. tracts range in size from
re to 4,000 acres, with many
under 100 acres," Denoya
Lease periods will range from
1950 to Dee 31. 1955. except
tracts located In the ordi-
arca.
mcludeu in the ordnance
will be leased for only one
Wps ol engineers representa-
t ill be at Wagoner. Nov 28.
Jain the leasing to prospective
_ va said a 10 per cent deposit
accompany the bid price on
ract.
led bids must be addressed
resident engineer. Fort Oib-
trojcct office, corps of engi-
P. O. Box 1458. Muskogee.
will be received until 1 p m
Denoya said
kinson lias agreed to help ... — —.------------- . . .. . , . . .
cause, and we arc encouraged by This week police had to stop an- prufus ly txfore he
his feeling that the task of com- other strip-tease act when foul 1 (
bating the ravages of heart dis- girls reported a man in their neigh-
ease is important," Leonhard said, borhood was running around like
Tile association plans a state- nature bov
wide drive for campaign funds at PalR.0 p^id lhe gentleman a social
county levels t.ajj an(j |um wiiat he was
"This work w ill be important to doing. The nature lover didn't deny
Oklahomans now. since a large he was running around nude "but
part of the funuo collected will be i didn't think anyone was looking."
used to pay for heart research he explained
done in our state." Leonliare said
Murray Won’t
Wear Bow Tie
OKi AHOMA CITY. Nov 18
sum Murray, w ho leaves
for a brier trip to Me
aid today he will wear
j ur..' or black satm
his inaugural Jan. 8.
govenor-elect. who ran as
Jehovah Group To
Appeal Decision
from going on the offensive
northwestern Korea.
A *pokesman for Gen. Douglas
MacArthur said I S commanders
believe they can handle Chinese
and Koreans facing them south
of thr Yalu river. Hut a nrw
threat came with thr sudden ap-
pearance of 2.000 guerrillas south
ol thr 38th parallel, who appar-
ently raptured Chnnrhon. 45
miles northeast of Seoul.
The spokesman estimated the
The blaze started in the 800 block,
just inside the northern city limits,
and swept south rapidly before a
stiff breeze
Matt Summer, 705 S. Division, no-
tified the fire department. HU house
and the garage were threatened by
the blaze
R. L. Tuttle. living at 1080 E
Grayson, also had to start a back
fire around his house to keep the
fast moving blaze from his home
Farther south. Just across tin
ARDMORE. Okla . Nov. 18 U.P - |
Jehovah's witnesses prepared an ap-
peal today from a court decision i
against their SJ88.000 damage suit
filed after a Iree-for-all at Duncan
last year.
“iunesc have 69.000 troops in Korea strert froin‘ thc hospital, the Jim-
..id another 200.000 to 400.000 inass- my Pow.shiek home was also threat-
*d north of the Manchurian bor- ened but members of the tamik
icr Another sp.kesm.m said there fought off the blaze around the
cere 590.000 poised alon; the north- house
:rn bank of the Yalu river. Most of the land is vacant m the
..... , ,,A ohLnCSe larlguag<; br“adcfc: area burned off and the grass was
A federal district court jury ruled Peking and monitored by a luxuriant and tppioximatrly knec-
' against thc sect Friday afUr de- Korean news agency said Com- high where a small r&virc cut
ol Police Huey Gay. who —Johnston Murray, who ‘cases to- liberating only 47 minutes. ! nun si China Intends to mass 000- through the property There are
the desk at the time, said morrow for a brief trip to Mexico „ c Covington. New York at- *00 troops near the border to dc- abo scroKk trS^n iZ
u. .......... un uuu.u ...... . . 1 ■"!'cr hunsell in the citf. su»d today he will wear no torncy for the Witnesses, tmmedl- j -enu Minchurla again 'invasion.'' proverty
We aro honored that coaeh Wil- tall,dv dls,ybll« *“ lronl of, l|,n>at * lth a double-edged safety ^ sy t<* or black satm bow ^ IUtd a 1MUoe ol an appeal to' L h" Chmcsc sa*d U^\f fears of
ison has agreed to help In this an impressed audience. rfuror blaap. Gay said the prisoner tu. al i,ts inaugural Jan 8 the federal district court of appeals. n\a-:on were conflrmed when intense heat thick smoke
• The govenor-elect who ran as ^ sull was broupht agal^ ,4 ^uth Koreans helled Chinese ter- rWgh gromvd Tlie vwant uro.wrtv
just plain folks, said he will wear D,incan men. among them veterans, emi ory Oct. 20 near Chosan. was ailowecj to burn off b it the
hi* "Sunday suit." who allegedly Mai ted a chair-throw- 1 -------- — ** — ° °Um °'f bUt ,he
"In the first place," he explained, ing battle which broke up a sect
1 have never worn a cutaway coat meeting in the Duncan high school
or a black satin bow tie. and in auditorium July 17. 1949
the second place, 1 want all the Duncan residents, protesting the
plain folks' in Oklahoma to attend sect’s use of the auditorium, objcct-
my inaugural" ed to Witnesses' refusal to salute
Murray will fly to Mexico City the flag or bear arms _ ______ mmma lcm3k wont
Sherilf Johnson and Deputy Earl tomorrow "to wind up some legal The defendants were accused of 'T*c South Korean 2nd corps cap- worry about it catchinu fire aeain "
•Sellers were culled by Gay to tinger- matters for a client." He did not trying to force Witnesses to salute i turn! Wolbong mountain, which -of course there is another vacant
Thr man, whu Sheriff l.rr
Johnson said appeared to tie about
10 years old. was jailed at 3 a. m.
Saturday when Tommy Williams,
proprietor of the Log Cabin. Bris-
tow night eluli. brought him in
and told polire thr man had
forged two rhreks at his plaer.
The .70.ooo-man I'N' 1st army
corps, holding the western an-
chor of thr battle line, sent pa-
trols n;nt mi its bey ond the
( hongrhon river bridgehead line
w>11)001 finding strong Commun-
ist forces.
firemen put out blazes near the res-
idence.
Quite a bit of scrap lumber ntai
Powsheik's house burned but most
of the damage was confined to the
gi-ass and to citizen's nerve.-
w, ihoi- ►i.w, - a. < . xBut as one w°tnan watching it
three divi-tcn- of >aid, -at iPa<>t we wont havp
year $15,000 was raised in Officers assured ium lu had quite prtnt UM(1 take pict.|rcs of the man further explain the nature o! the the flag and sing the "Star Spang- commands the Tokchon-Kunui tiact lust
. . . Hit quo icnce &iui pron • isco n 111» . . • . >« ■ , z>i» aM«> • un» icanit tn i > ____... is#, v* ___ . . ■ * *
entirely by
linued
ance
his Impromptu perform-
Aboul 34.000 of thc 40,000 per-
sons listed by the Allies as war
criminals were never found
The "weaker" sex is truly so in
susceptibility to the common cold
Alcoholic "hangovers" tost the A recent Gallup Poll showed that
nation $1 billion each year in lost more women suffer from colds than
time do their husbands and brothers.
any intormation on him that might law business before taking office,
lead to identification but said thc The inaugural ceremonies will be
pictures and prints would be sent under the direction ol adjutant
to the FBI
The sheriff said he didn't think
the prisoner was local but must
have come in from some other
community.
I SSL ,i8ht and dim“* ^c^anV^eTemen were
The prize win h , . . called to the scene of the fire and
srs*. «*.«- SH £-£€
,a.leT, ‘e-ft-awd CJrps MaJrtnes R V. Samples residence.
Ol R THANKSGIVING C OST
CHICAGO. Nov. 18. UP—Thanks-
a* »99'<» Sloying
Id By Probora
> ANOELES. Nov. 18. (UJb—The
g of Charles Binagglo. Kansas
gambler and political ligurc.
i super-secret conference of
of thc biggest narcotics op-
Js in the United States.'' were
«lit into tiie senate crime ill-
ation here today
Estes Kcfauvcr. D.. Tcnn.
nan of thc crime Investigating
littee. said questioning of
l Bompcnsicro. San Diego. Cal.,
iperalor. disclosed that he met
of the alleged narcotics oper-
during a series of trips to Tia-
Mexlco.
assemblage at Tiajuana
-h nl hurtlv before Binagglo was
in Kansas City." thc senator
But we don't know if there
" my connection "
a day of public testimony
Southcni California gamble:
«y Cohen and Loe Angeles
(flj ff Eugene W. Bucailuz. the
litter went back into closed
M nand heard from nearly a
#■ witnesses, most of whom de-
r to discuss what they had
Flashes From
THE NIGHT WIRE
HEW CHARGES IN FORRESTAL DEATH
WASHINGTON, N'uv. 18. (UP'—A new conlroversy over James
lorrrslal's death was stirred today by a magazinr article charging
hr was hrld "a virtual prisoner" in Itrthrsda, Mil., naval hospital
for niorr than a month brlorr his suiridr and was prevented from
rejoining thc Catholic church.
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TULSA OFFICERS ARREST WHITE SLAVE AGENTS
Tl'LSA. Okla.. Nov. 18. 'UP—Three men and three women be-
lined linked to a national prostitution syndicate were arrested in
lightning raids hy FBI agents and a Tulsa poller vice squad today.
Thr raiders also seized two new ears and "thousands of dol-
lars" worth of rlolhing and jrurlry.
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TV PERFORMERS ORDER STRIKE
NEW YORK. Nov. 18. 'UP*—Television Authority, representing
five unions of TV performers ranging from ehorus girls to Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, today ordered a strike against three television
networks and a Nrw York station, starling tomorrow.
Thr strike was ordered against the Columbia Broadcasting
System. Amrriran Broadeasting company, the Dumont Television
network and Wor-TV "as of the beginning of the working day in
TV tomorrow."
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
INCOME TAX INCREASE MEANS LOWER EXEMPTIONS
•WASHINGTON, Nos. 18. 'UR—Sen Walter E. George. D.. Ga..
said today that any Increase in indhidiial income taxrs next sear
probably will mean lowering personal exemptions to the wartinie
low ot <500
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦a
BISHOPS DENOUNCE SEX EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS
WASHINGTON. Nov. 18 'UR—Thr Catholic bishops of the
l ulled States today denounced sex education in thr schools as an
Invasion of rights vested exclusively in fathers and mothers.
They also took issur with those who would put all orphans rarr
under government agrneirs. and rallrd on the states to providr
“released time" religious instructions for children otherwise de-
prived.
♦ ♦*♦♦♦♦ ,
51ST STREET BRIDGE PROJECT HALTED BY STRIKE
Tl LsA, Okla. Nov. 18 U.R'—seventeen AEL labor unions set up
picket lines at Tulsa's new 71s| bridge here today, halting work
on the *1.135.879 project
Foreman W\ G. Spinks said he didn't know how many men
reported for work, but that const rue lion was "prartirallv at a
standstill."
AFL officials said two mam objective* of (he strike were
Our—to win recognition foe the craft unions
Two—to halt use ot out-of-state tabor
Wrecked Plane With
5 Skeletons Found
KINGSTON, N Y . N<>v. 18 <UJb-
The wreckage of a privute plat e
, and live skeletons were discovered
today by hunters deep In thc Cats-
kill mountains about 20 miles from
here.
State police suspect thc plane is
monies to be "as economical and same or slightly less than last year,
as brief as possible. In order that a survey showed today,
thc business of the state can go Prices varied in different sections
cm with a minimum of interruption, of the country, but a spot check by
This is no time for a lot of Fol- United Press indicated that turkey
der-ol."
Safety Council
Invades New Field
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov 18 UP
Oklahoma's salety council extend-
ed its operations to farn. and com-
mercial transporta.ion safety today
prices were down slightly in several Korea.
areas. I ____
The cost of other Thanksgiving It is estimated that providing
dinner ingredients remained gener- 5100-a-month pensions for corpora-
ully thc same as last year, with veg- tion employes in the United States
rttables slightly lower would require a $52 billion fund
tne ^irtm/rw^e 15 «J»^dered a few minutes earlier, thev had
^ th. h d m f°We been caIled to 225 w Lincoln where
ihi LrLr f K UN pa:,h toward a fash fire at thc Ben Wilson resi-
v,!ro^ d Ce‘ uUd weslern dt'nce had got out of hand
Thc only thing I w ant for Christ-
the one which disappeared July 20th' by "naming vice presK.ents to direct
on a flight from Teterboro. N J., to ,ts eRorts in these fields
Ea^t Providence R I Council president Clyde Reeves
The hunters' stumbled on the jounced lhat Edd Lemons Okla-
side of Slide mountain, near the homa AA-M college extension edi-
woodlar.d valley area of the Cats- Wl1* be vice pres'dent in charge
kills. State troopers when, notified farm safety, and Joe A shake. 1 heres sull plenty ot time tor4-
Christmas Lighting Can
Be Inexpensive, Beautiful
mas is a good ground-soaking rain,"
Fire Chief Bill Collier mutteird
His forces have been called re-
peatedly to put out troublesome and
dangerous grass fires since frost has
killed thc vegetation which ni al-
ready timber-dry' from lack of ram.
of the discovery, said they would not d,str>« “I*™** at E> ^ Sapulpans to enter the Herald's ,
be able to reach the scene until to- hc ^ Island railroad, will animal Christmas lighting contest ’h‘\l tbat
moirow because of the "rugged na- * vlce. P^sidcnt in charge of com- Persons who show the most £*y
"ruKifed
lure" of thc country mrrcial transportation safety
The plane was said to be "com- Reeves said the council will not
pletcly demolished " But is w as id- i curtkil its activities in tralfic salety.
entified as a twin-engine Beech- 0,1 *hich it has soent most of its
craft, owned by thc Oklahoma Con- efforts
trading company of Norway. Me Lemons Iras been farm director
Thc plane that disappeared last °f radio station WKY. Oklahoma
Juiv in the vicinity of the Catskills farm editor ol the Muskogee husbands to prove you arc "handy
carried five passengers_J. F Aid- Phoenix and Times-Democrat, and Andys around thc house Get out
executive secretary of the Oklahoma that handsaw- and carpenter square.
FFA. add scrap lumber, hammer and
Shake, active in safety work for nails, plenty of paint and a little
11 years, has a certificate in safety inspiration and you can conic up
Irom the university of Illinois. Hc with something that will even sur-
:s a member of thc American soci- prise thc little woman,
ely of safety engineers. Add outdoor lighting mi that
- ill tnr nrighuors and the srerrt
« WOI NDED—QI’IKT NIGHT Panel of judges ran see whal
CHICAGO. Nov. 18. U.P -It was a you have done and that’s all
quiet evening in the Royal Tap sa- 1 there is to it.
loon bark of the stockyards until The deadline for the sixth an-
ile told the state supreme couit one man began "dancing a little nual Sapulpa Christmas lighting
today that amount is due him under too rough" with another man's wife, contest is Dec 17 so that should
1949 law and asked the court to
year and make some more of that
easy money. They have probably
made a dangerous mistake though,
w hen Sapulpans hear that kind of
rich, Joseph Harrigan. and Mr-
Anne Gill, of Houston. Tex. and
her two children.
Judge Hughes Seeks
$2,000 in Back Pay
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 18 UR.
District Judge Kcntte'h TT>:
Sapulpa wants S2.UU0 in back pa>.
originality and ingenuity in mak-
ing iheir home portray the
Christmas spirit will not only
hrlp to makr a Christmas City
of Sapulpa hut will win a total
of 565 in prlzr monrv.
Now is a good time for all vou ** d°nc J1'0111 such boastfulness.
The first entry hasn't been
received at thr Herald officr so
let's see who will be thr first to
grt thr ball rolling. Honest.
Christmas is not so far away, !
only 29 more shopping days to go
and do they go fast.
Rules are simple, just:
L File a formal entry with the
Herald by telephoning or writiug.
All entries should be registered by
an adult, giving street and house
number.
2. All entries must be maue prior
to Dec. 17
J. All sentries will be judged on
Commodore Perry
Statue Gets Run-
Around Again
CLEVELAND. O. 'U.P)—Oliver Haz-
ard Perry, who had more luck u;th
the British than with keeping a
permanent monumental resting
place here, is on the move again
The statue of the famed commo-
dore. hewn from an eight-ton block
of granite, originally was In the
center of Public 8quare here when
loose talk, they are likelv to come
out m lull force and see w hat can U wm nut unT
h. Hnrn «h™,r 11 ,8S PUt UP P1 i*60 In 1878 It W l
moved to the edge of the Square,
then it was moved out east of Wade
Park Lagoon. After 1913 it stood in
another locale. Gordon park, over-
looking Lake Erie.
Now. Perry’s monument ha< t<»
move once more. The city says it is
in the way of a proposed free-way.
Post Office WII
Let Contract For
Mail Messenger
The post office wdl receive bids
on a contract to haul mail from the
the basis of Christmas spirit, puat office to the Frisco depot, ac-
a 1949 iaw and asked the court to In the brawl that followed, four give everyone in town plenty of ___
make.i three state officials lay It on men and two women were shot and ** £a«ty. effectiveness and original-
The law m question raised the But Deputy Chief of Detectives Factory-made displays are not 4. The contest applies to outside Orlgsbv said the bnUm.,*. i„
state-paid annual salaries of district John O'Mallev said that from all ruled out. of course, but it is much decorations ONLY and judging will filed bv Nov 27 Blanks an
RSsrz-jzzss r-syr**,w"* srjsrrr.i?vs “61e'
to be January. 1951. since the con- Tap There might even be time to
stitution bars changes in 'alary dur- The 10 other patron, claimed draft Sapulpa college students
10 other patrom claimed
nut term* of office "they didn't see anything unusual
But Hughe, said hc is entitled to happen." he said, and the bartender
tin money now because he was ap- said he didn't see anything because
pointed and took office Dec 30. hc ducked into the ladies room dur-
• 1949—after the law was passed ing the shooting
Named as defendants in Hughes' -_
pf.nion are sta>c budget director Attendance al the two largest *cc
Roger Phelp- auditor A S J Shaw, shows in the United States tops
and treasurer John Conner 7 000 000 customers a yayn
who will be home for Christmas
vacations.
It is a good limr l» see what
Ihry learned in pebble polishing
class last year at school, who
knows, maybe their higher rdu-
cation will pay off with a first
pritr.
Several ot last year's winners in the contest
house HAD TO CLIMB
5 Judging will be done bj a sec- FORT WORTH Tex <o.ft Ain-
ret committee butane- attendants had to climb ar
6. To be eligible, all entries must automobile to get their ;»is < i .
be lighted each evening between Hc was R W Watkina. 21. a m- i
Dec. 17 and Christmas eve between scooter rider, who was thrown t<>
the hurs f 6 ndeooaooolizL-SHSH the top of the car tn a collls: >n
the hours of 6 and 10 p.m--
7 Herald employes and then -Some of he oldest specimens of
families are not eligible (or prizes glass are Egyptian ul abmi 1 u«
years B C.
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