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PAGE TWO— Sapulpa (Okla.) Herlad, Monday, January 3, ifn
AND
INDUSTRIAL
Sapulpa Radiator Can Diagnose,
Repair Cooling SystemAilments
By WYLODEANMOONEY the first. A1 Bradley, Jr. has year around
Having a seasonal trade is not combined two such occupations During fall and winter,
so bad if it’s paired with another in Sapulpa Radiator Shop, 106 Bradley's shop is geared to
seasonal trade which overlaps South Water, and keeps busy the radiator work and this is the
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• Cleaning
•Recoring
•Repairing
•Rebuilding
BE
SURE-
BE SAFE
Have your Radiator
Checked for
Winter driving
SAPULPA
RADIATOR
MIGHTY PLEASED WITH THE RESTORATION of this Model- T are the crew members at
Sapulpa Radiator Shop, 106 South Water. From left, Ronnie Jones, A1 Bradley, Jr. and Scott
Bradley admire their handiwork. Restoration of the antique was sandwiched between jobs and
working nights at the shop. The shop specializes in radiator work and automobile air conditioning.
(Herald Photo)
Fashion
List Omits
President
NEW YORK (UPI) -The
fashion Foundation of America
dropped President Nixon and
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
from its list of best dressed
American men this year.
Treasury Secretary John B.
ConnaUy was named the nation’s
best dressed statesman.
Connally, according to the
foundation, wears clothes that
convey an “easy-to-get-along
with conviviality, an important
asset in recent international
monetary talks.”
The foundation’s list, pub-
lished Sunday, did not comment
on the dropping of Nixon and
Agnew.
The foundation puts out the list
every year after taking a survey
of custom tailors and after
considering who has been in the
news and who has been on the
list before.
Other men on the bestdressed
list and the categories they
represent are:
Law —New York City Police
Commissioner Patrick V. Mur-
phy.
Television —Johnny Carson,
NBC-TV “Tonight Show.”
Transportation —Walter J.
Rauscher, Senior Vice Pres-
ident, American Airlines.
Civic Affairs —Mayor Charles
P. McCarty, St. Paul, Minn.
Business —Bert Pulitzer,
president, Pulitzer Co., New
York.
Screen —David Merrick, New
York and Hollywood producer.
Communication — Walter
101 S.
Water
224-
0630
A-0K WHEEL ALINEMENT
Complete Front-End Service
For Cars, Trucks A Twin I Beam Fords
principal activity. Spring and
summer work is largely air
conditioning, but there is some
radiator work all year. The one
activity complements the other
and keeps the shop personnel
busy all year.
Bradley has spent a quarter
century working with
automotive radiators, both in-
dustrial and passenger models.
He rebuilds, repairs and recores
radiators so that a like-new
radiator is available at a frac-
tion of the cost of a new one.
Assisting Bradley in the
operation of his shop are
members of his family and one
assistant. Dolores Bradley is the
firm's office manager and
bookkeeper, Scott Bradley has
been trained in all phases of the
work and returned to assist his
father after fulfilling his service
obligations. The non-family
member of the firm is Ronnie
Jones, who began working at
Sapulpa Radiator while still in
high school and continued after
graduation.
A hobby that interests all
members of the firm is the
rebuilding of antique
automobiles and they have been
busy restoring an early-day
Model-T. It is equipped with
many modifications to give it
speed and roadability. Scott is
especially pleased with the
vehicle.
Don’t nejglect your car’s
radiator. Nothing can be more
frustrating than having to
find another means of tran-
sportation because your car is
out of commission. A tiny leak
can cause serious trouble and
result in a major overhaul, if
neglected. If your radiator heats
or needs frequent additions of
water, it’s time for a check-up.
Sapulpa Radiator Shop is the
place to go for a diagnosis and
estimate of repairs needed.
For information, call AL or
Scott, or Ronnie at 224-0630 and
make an appointment. They’ll
be glad to assist you with any
radiator problem.
FRANKLIN SPECIAL
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -’’Ben
Franklin, American,” the one-
man road show attraction for
years starring Fred Wayne,
will become an hour television
special airing next March.
Soviet Trawler
In Brooklyn
NEW YORK (UPI)—A disa-
bled Soviet trawler, a 3 by 11 foot
hole in its side, anchored in
Gravesend Bay off Brooklyn
early today, the Coast Guard
said.
A spokesman at Coast Guard
headquarters on Governor’s
Island said the 130-foot trawler
S’Andreez, was towed into the
anchorage by the Soviet salvage
tug. Stoikij at about 5:30 a.m.
The Coast Guard Cutter Manitou
escorted the Russian vessels
through U.S. waters.
The spokesman said it was not
known how the trawler had
become disabled. He said the
Coast Guard first learned of the
mishap late Sunday night.
A boarding party of Coast
Guardmen and U.S. customs
officials had gone aboard the
vessel, the spokesman said.
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READY FOR A SERVICE CALL on a home heating system is James Marshall, owner of Marshall
Heating and Air Conditioning, 800 South Film. Marshall is the dealer for Day and Night home
conditioning systems, but services all types of units, either heating or air conditioning. He has
been in business for himself for the past eight years. For information, call him at 224-6542.
(Herald Photo)
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Cron kite, CBS-TV News.
Commerce —Bemie Gutch-
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Corp., New York.
Host —Van Raoport, owner of
the Spindletop Restaurant, New
York.
Music —Doc Severinsen, or-
chestra leader.
Marketing —Ervin H. Brabec,
President, Marketing Concepts,
Inc., New York.
Sports —Muhammad Ali,
former heavyweight champion.
Government -Henry Kissin-
ger, special assistant to Pres-
ident Nixon.
International Society -Aris-
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Promotion —Christopher Dar-
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LOS ANGELES (UPI)-‘‘I
must get help” said the woman,
staggering in exhaustion from a
three hour hike through hipdeep
snow. “My husband is dead back
in our trailer.”
The man she had asked for
help turned away.
“I can’t help you,” he said,
pointing to his children building
a snowmen on their outing in the
snow-covered mountains. “The
children are playing.”
Mrs. Georgina Culver, 49, told
Sunday how she spent four days
snowbound in a trailer on a
remote ridge in the Tehachapi
Mountains north of Los Angeles
with the body of her husband.
When she did manage to get
ouL people she asked for aid
would not help her, she said.
When she found a highway,
motorists would not stop for her.
“Last Sunday, the snow began
to fall,” she said. “It came down
until it was six feet deep. The car
was snowed in. It’s a mile and a
half to the road and my husband
couldn't make it out.
“We were snowbound. We had
no phone.”
She found she could not even
open the door of the trailer
because of the weight of snow
against it, she said. Her
husband, Stanley, 53, had moved
their 35-by-6 foot trailer to a
remote ridge so that he could be
out of the snog of the lowlands
and breathe purer mountain air.
He had heart trouble and em-
physema. ^
In their isolation due to the
snowstorm, her husband’s sup-
ply of oxygen in tanks was
exhausted and they were unable
to bring in more. Wednesday
morning he told her, "I can’t
breathe," gasped as he sat on
the edge of the bed, and fell over
dead, she said.
‘The sun came out and I got
out a sheet and painted 'help' on
it in big letters and put it on the
roof of the trailer. Helicopters
passed over many times, and I
waved for help. I even tried
signalling them at night with a
flashlight.
“No one would stop to help me.
By Saturday I couldn’t stay any
longer.”
It took Mrs. Culter 3>4 hours to
walk the 1V4 miles to the road.
Two miles down the road, she
found people, apparently city
dwellers who had brought their
children out to play in the
mountains in the snow.
She asked one man for a ride
to the nearest .own, Gorman. He
said he was going the other way.
Another didn’t want to interrupt
his children’s snowman-
building.
She tried to hitch a ride, she
said, but no one would pick her
up.
"I just plodded along,” she
said.
Four miles and six hours after
she left the trailer, she reached a
restaurant in Gorman and
telephoned friends.
Sheriffs deputies brought out
the body of her husband Sunday.
DRANK TO DEATH
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Friends of Robert Majors, 25,
doubted his claim at a party New
Year’s Day that he could drain a
fifth of scotch in one drink.
Majors and his audience went
out on the front lawn of the
house, where he drank nearly an
entire bottle of whisky without
lowering it from his lips.
Then he staggered into the
house, collapsed and died. He
was pronounced dead at a
hospital
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With our Regular or
Premium Gasoline. .
.for a greater savings
try our Self-Service
Pumpt,_
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301 S. Main
Bookings Are
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224-2*24
LAST SERVICE NUMBER
HONOLULU (UPI) -A 19-
year-old Navy recruit has
become the last U.S. serviceman
to receive the traditional
military serial number.
Robert K. Koanui of Honolulu
was given no. B-91-19-47.
Beginning today, all military
servicemen will be assigned
Social Security numbers for
official identification Hawaii
was the last state to issue an
Armed Forces number because
of its time zone.
THE WIRING OF A WASHING MACHINE is intricate and needs an expert to make any repairs.
Lewis Kelly is experienced at repairing washers, dryers, dishwashers and di«pnsalff His work-
bench is fully equipped to meet any emergency in repairing such appliances. Kelly has had 13
years in the appliance repair field and is factory-trained in Maytag repairs. His phone number is
224-6490. (Herald Photo)
Mate Dead; Snowbound
Woman’s Pleas Ignored
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Montana
Hard Hit
By Storm
By United Press International
Strong, icy winds sent snow
swirling through the mountains
of the West today as a severe
winter storm lashed the area.
Even snowmobiles were use-
less in deep, powdery snow that
trapped a family of four in an
isolated cabin in the Big Horn
Canyon National Recreation
Area in Montana.
Would-be rescuers on snow-
mobiles were turned back by the
snow Sunday, but today were
preparing to make another
rescue attempt using snow
shoes.
Robert Hartte, his wife and
two children were stranded
when they went to their cabin
Saturday to close it for the
winter and were trapped by a
snowstorm. A relative said the
family had little food and only a
small fireplace for heat.
Interstate 15 and U.S. 191
between Idaho and western
Montana were closed by the
storm Sunday and portions of the
roads were covered by 20 inches
of snow. A 14-car pileup on
Interstate 15, about 20 miles
north of Helena, Mont, left the
road closed for one hour but no
serious injuries were reported.
Cold, arctic air, accompanied
by snow and strong winds,
pushed into the central portions
of the Plateau states, the
Rockies and the Plains todav
Winter weather watches were
issued in an area from Arizona
and northern Texas across
northwest Kansas and western
Nebraska to northern Wyoming
and southeast Idaho and cold
wave conditions, heavy snow,
high winds and near blizzard
conditions were expected in
those areas.
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Livermore, Edward K. The Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 58, No. 107, Ed. 1 Monday, January 3, 1972, newspaper, January 3, 1972; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1490095/m1/2/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.