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WEDNESDAY, APkil i i, iv51
vAPulPa IiEPalD, SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA
PAGE FIVE
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—then 1c per word par day thereafter.
Minimum charge, 25c.
All Classified Advertising is cash with the order
Business houses with regular monthly accounts
may have Classified Ads charged to their accounts
WANTED
It AUIATORH Cleaned, repaired All
types uutnmutlve and Industrial
.. ......._ _ . Unurunteed New radlaturn lor nnlr
WAN It!); Oarden piowinr. aoa tllso- Snpnipu Kiidiutor Shop. :i:t N Water
Him. yard irndliu: Phone uw 177-30 Pit bail Allieri Bradley Jr I7H-2II
WANTKD; (lurden plowing.
Iiaullng Pho 125ft-R
trash
178-20
WANTED: Hauling and mnvIiiK Phone
1802 170-25
WANTED Furniture. tools. radio,
dtsliea We buy iwivUiIiik Phono
2‘low duy or night Nupulpn Auction
ISO-12
WANTED; To cure lor children Itof-
e retire Pho U8.I-J ISO-12
WANTED: Water wells to drill tall
toil Whittington Phone 2043 181-28
WANTED; In do Voio paiotin ami
papering Free esilinnies I'hom
2048-W 983-J 182-20
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WANTED To shuro niv home with
email lunilly Phone 1742 185-4
WANTED: Ploaliii ills, In:: A t radlnr
tliu Hunev. Phone 2176-M 184-14
WANTED: To rent two bedroom house
Would lease for year Phone 3083 M2
184 a
WANTED; Kelluble girl would like
day or week work Phone 2422 185-3
WANTED Riders to Tolsu Worklnr
hours 8 u tn to I p m Call I3I0-J
185-3
WANTED To do your sewing Chil-
drens (Ircsoiv »l 50. women s 82 00
Alterations Satlslartlon guaranteed
Phone 2345-J 188-11
• WANTED; Furniture tools Clean out
your garage or haseineiu uiid rail
Us Buy nnvthlng Phone dsv or night
2480 lab-14
I WANTED: Risk hauling. rork work
net. trimming and haullni'. Blurk
dirt tor Side Phone 05IMIPII 188-11
I WANTED Knrrgrtic snlein.iii to rail
■m eslabllslied ai eoimu In Tulsa
and siirroundliiK territory American
stand .ro Carp. C V MrCuiiu Blslioo
Motel A pi, 11 iiiiii te. Tulsa ‘ ims.i
188-3
Wit,HON Rug Cleaning and repairs
109 S Water Pho 837 178-28
PUPPIES WANTED - healthy deslr-
able ones 7 to 12 weeks old. occa-
slnnally run use older - want them
tor lurnllv dogs None too good for
us to buy - write us lirst - don't
•hip till you get O K Also Siamese
and I'l.r.iaii kitten. - i.inurle, c.
Write National Pet HUo|>a 3101 Olive
Ht. lands. Missouri 178-10
PtERCK BROTMEM. Floor entering
run It nr tors. Ilmdeom, asphalt tile,
wall tilt wool rug rnpalr tree eatl-
mates Plume 50 - Kiefer 184-14
RFfll1 I’EKRII ft .! Illir ■ A 1 2 1
hr duty. $1 per hour any ease Bixhy
Okla Phone 153. 184-6
BENEFIT Party at Anierlran Legion
hut. Thursday April 12 8 p in Pub-
lic Invitod 185-4
PIANO Tuning, repairing, buy and
sell Phone 458 185-12
Hargis To Speak
Here Thursday At
St. James Hotel
Rev Billy James Hargis, former
pastor of the First Christian churrh,
now evangelist, will be in Sapulpa
TTtursdav evening at the St James
liotel dining room at 7:30 .
Also appearing on the program
will be the Christian Echoes Trio."
Clara McMorris. Nettle Hurlinun.
and Vera Mae Riley.
Rev Hargis will leave Immediate-
ly after the speaking engagement
tor Indianapolis. 11 id . where he will
open a revival meeting Sunday.
The public is Invited to the meet-
ing
WANTED Hauling remove brush oi
Hash, fertilizer tor sale Phone
1519-W 188-4
WANTED List your real estate wttli
ua We sell, trade, buy and build
Halley Real Petal.- 314-15 llerrvlllil
Bid- Phono 1544 188 III
WSNTEE: Buhv sitting, your Immr
or mine Rights Phom 2752 187-3
FOR SALE
FOR HALE 1937 Bulek. re moot mixer
Jerry Moore, phone 854-R 181-7
FOR 8AI.E: Fancy 3 I ha fryers 81 25
1801 B Main Phone 2210. 177-12
FOR HALE ur will trade. 1941 Ford *,
loo pickup for passenger eur Phone
UBO-R 184-6
luR HALE 1937 Ponllar 4 ill Phone
3090-R 184-8
BIB HALE Several 50 Chevrolet* One
Power Glide Ektra low inilcztge
fully equipped Inspected Perfect
IIOIU 20 late models Pnntlue-Ford-
Plymniilh-Dndge and Chevrolet
Ponllar Trading Post. Park A Hub-
son Phone 808 - nights 290S-W 184 4
IORS HALE Plano tn A-l rondiiton
Holld mahogany Phone 2189 188-6
FOE SALE: Motorcycle Indian 47
model Good condition New tatterv
new tire. Amv Hurt 402 H Maple
Bristow. Okla 187-3
I OR HALE: 1950 Pi rlrx« Haller. 30
loot Leaning, must sell Her ut Carl s
Pig Stund 187-2
FOR 8ALE Corner large lot. Mouth
Hlekory. fine lor a new dwelllnr
Hrown. phone 1212 187-3
FOR SALE Oarage building and 50
loot lot at 13 M Poplar Brown
187-3
Grocers Heor
OGA Official
Discuss OPS
Creek county grocers Monday,
heard Jimmie Lee. field representa-
tive of the Oklahoma Grocer- as-
sociation discus* regulations 15 and
16 ol the new Office of Price Stab-
ilization rulings In the di-trlct court
room
They were advised how and alien
the regulations effect local grocers
and were told that form 5 must be
filled in and mailed to the OP A dis-
trict office not later than April 28
showing w hat group A celling prices
for dry groceries under Table A
must be figured beginning April 5
with an April 3(1 deadline
The average building trade work-
er loses from a fourth to a third
of ht- available working time euch
year due to bud weather
; ATOMIC FIST CONTROL ■
f Termites, Ants, Roaches, /
f Moths, Rats, Mice t
\ FREE ESTIMATES '
, RHONE 1074 '
11 hone 1212
FOE HALE Clowe In 4 room modern
dwelling, large *l*e cortu. lot Brown
HIS. 167-3
FOR HALE Combination Htromherg
I urlsnn radio 6200 218 W How 5
to 7 p m 187-4
FOR HALE: 6 room house two 50 ft
lots IU2 S Purk Phone 1912 187-8 1
"R MALE Typewriter with rase Ex-
■•ellent rondUlon (40 30JI-H 187-3
OR HALE: Mm., 11 2 mom house with
furniture. (1800 Call lain T Jack-
amt Phone 124 . 187-3
NEED A HOME?
Call 1727
Stroup's Real Estate
7 S. Water
FOE RENT
with refrigerator
Phone 435
>m aiMtrrii
1 •» E fi
jewev
184-0
JR REN T 3 riaim iinfmnlaheil up-
Jalra apartinriu BUI-, paid Pttoni.
IBS8-W 188-0
OR REN I Two fumiahrd hrdronm* '
ml Joining hail; Adult'. hu.li.n
privilege. hum, <189 183 5
06 RENT Three room efficiency
Frtgldalre and aa* range Call 3052
185-3
< |R RKN1 Downstair* hi'driMiin 119
8 Elm 185-3
it RENT Ground floor apartment,
ll N M pi« 188-3
<»R RENT 3 room furnUhed apart -
menl AdolU Call afLei 6 30 20 N
Kim 185-3
OR RENT Flee mom newly decorat-
ed house 421 H Oak 185-3
RENT Available May 1st Rw
room modern brick home with ar-
ia, bed garage Reautlliil lot and
, Loire redden i la I I... a'am It.-1 c,
rnrwi required Bailey Me,I Petal,,
Mrs Bailey*,. BerTYhlfl Hid, 188-4
OK RENT Close In. lurnlalied live
r,»tn morion home Garage 6b. i
llalley Heal P-tatr Mr* Ball, v Be,
rvhlll Bldg 188-4
>H KENT Tbrc riaim imfurnUhed
elf I, lenry Prlglda lye and gaa rang.
Call 2852 III I
lit RENT Bleeping mom .115 H
Park III. -I
MISCELLANEOUS
GOOD HOMES
FOR SALE
FAST sllifc four bcdr,g>in Itoine
L,hi living rio,in Built-in*
It i I ;in;l half b 11 li Vcnci mil
Floor furnace Air cooled
Rraulitul lOO-Iiw*. lot, fenced.
Owner in servlet Priced f->r
Otnck sale. $6500 00 Terms
NEAR N A Fll. P A • T II. s A
HIGHWAY 5 room elficiency.
Hardw jod. Venetians. fil'd'
furnace Nlrely decorated
Oversize lot *1750 cash dow n
and balunre much less than
rent
( F.NTRAI.I.Y WH ATRD 'two-
story iiyxicin home Walking
distance Illncat Priced right
VACANT I.OTN. We have sev-
eral nice build,tig site*, well
locat'd
•AILEY REAL ESTATE
314-15 Iterryhill HM$.
Phane 1544
Sopulpa Today
• Continued from Pure One)
used to finance a trip to the Tri-
state musical meet In Enid May
10-12.
—oOo—
Membership pledges for 1851 In
the Sapulpu Chamber of Commerce
are past due
—oOo—
Kapulpu firemen were roused
front warm beds this chilly, chilly
morning to answer a fire alarm at
4:30 o'clock at the Liberty Glass
plant w h e r p a short in wiring
threatened to create havoc Dama-
ge was slight to property but bad
on firemen
—oOo -
The Chamber of 1 ontmrrre Re-
tailers’ committee., headed by M J
"Mickey" Katz, and comjjuseil of
Morton Sheffel, Eddie Buyonth, Del.
mar Sharp and Ray Oitllagher. will
make a special Trades Day report
Friday at the regular luncheon.
—oOo—
K. M. Hunger, address unlisted.
has been thurged with writing a
bogus check by the county attor-
ney’s office Assistant County At-
torney Tom Allen said a $10 check
with Bungers name on It was
drawn on a non-existant Jenks
bank
Budget was arrested by City Of-
ficer Bill Morris and is scheduled
to be aruigned before Peace Justice
C C Grimes
oOo-
A marriage license has her it Is-
sued to Willie Lee Price, 41. and
Ora Lee Frazier. 44. both of Tulsa.
—oOo—
John Henry Williams. Wichita
Falls, Tex., wa. arraigned before
Peace Justice E. H Snider, this
morning on charges of wife and
child abandonment Represented
by Roy Wilkinson, he pleaded in-
nocent to the charges and wus re-
leased under *5(k) bond
I ne preliminary hearing is set
tor April 24 ut 111 a m before
snider
Secret Meeting
• Continued from Pace One>
dotation was not being helpful" to
Iteuce efforts of the administration
and the United Nations.
"We Must never give up (hat the
military Is subject lo and under
control of (he civil administra-
tion." Rayburn said.
"I think the preslderft of the Uni-
ted Ttates and those in the United
Nations are working (or world peace
They don t Want war in Europe and
don t'want war in Asia.
"I leel there was a great tear
Among all of them That Oen Mar-
Arthur in tils insubordination was
not being helpful along these lines."
Martin tried unsuccessfully when
tile house convened to win a two-
hour recess He told Rayburn that
; Republican members wanted ume to
caucus ’’in view of the critical world
situation."
Rayburn said the request was most
unusual, He declined to entertain
Martin s motion .
It was Martin who brought the
1 MacArthur-Truman dispute to a
public climax last week by publish-
, mg a letter tn which the general had
criticized administration policy
In the letter, M*rArthur called
fur opening « second front against
thr Chinese Red* by Chung Kai-
shek's Nationalist troops now
up on Formosa. Kep. William Jrn-
nings Brian Horn. !>.. S. just
back from a two-week visit lo
Japan, quoted Mac Arthur as say-
ing. Formosa is trrhaps more vital
than France and Western Euro-
pe lo the tree World's defenses.
Among those at the huddle in Mar
tin’s office were senate Republican
faultier Kenneth S Wherry. Neb;
Bridges; Bens. Robert A Taft, O.
William F Know land. Calif . H.
Alexander Smith. N J ; ai d Alex-
niidcr Wiley. Wn and Rep (’lutrles
a MM. M
Marun said he and Wherry will
Introduce resolutions today inviting
Mat Arthur to come back and pre-
sent his views The resolution would
deal only with the imitution to
MucArlhur and not with the ques-
tion of an investigation
Marlin refused to aav why the
word "Impeachment*" was used In
Die statement except that the Re-
publican meant more than one |*
under discussion
He said the question of impeach-
ment proceedings would remain open
until the proposed toretgn policy
li vesilgatlon was completed
Other* at live Republican meeting
twSS&Sr
U. S. Stockpile Of
A-Bombs Growing
WASHINGTON. April 11 <U R)—
Atomic energy commission officials
assured congress today that the
United Stales is stockpiling ull tyiies
of atomic weapons at un Increasing
rate.
The assurances coincided with a
report from Maj Oen. Ward H
Marls, assistant army deputy chief
of staff for research and develop-
ment. that the urmy I* developing
methods to use atomic weapon*
tactically against battlefield troops
Speaking on the American Broad-
casting Co.’s "Time for Defense"
program last night. Mans did not
specify the methods being devel-
oped He indicated, however, thut
the research Includes work on
atomic artillery shells and guided
missiles
The utomic energy officials. In
testimony published by the house
appropriations committee, disclosed
they are making “gratifying prog-
ress" in development of u proto-
type submarine with an aiomlr
engine
They reported completion of "pa-
per studies" of an airplane to be
powered with atomic energy, and
Indicated they are now reudy for
engineering exjjcrimentation
The AEC officials were cautious
ubout what they told the appro-
priations committee for public con-
sumption. A carefully edited ver-
sion was made public
Rep Albert Gore. D. Trim, noted
that costs of the weapons program
—research, development and pro-
duction were Increasing steadily.
In 150. $85.832.non w as appropriated
For 1951. $135 48, INK) wus budgeted,
and $Hil.l34,0*ki wa* asked foi 10.,.'
includes Reps I-eshe Arends, III ;
Dewey Short. Mo., Clarence Brown.
O ; and Sterling Cole, N. Y.
Among Republicans who thought
President Truman was right were
Seas. James H Duff. Pa . and lev-
erett Soltoastall. Mass
More typical of Republican com-
ment was Taft's declaration that
the ousting of Mac Arthur was a
"terrible tragedy.” the result of an
"obstinate course" pursued by the
White House and state department
range a cease-fire on honorable coach. Fred Carpenter, is tarting track coach Archie T Post his irolman issued no ticket. He smiled
terms i his 26th year, the baseball coach. 22nd
2 Point out that the June 25 Larry Oardner, hi* 23rd md the
aggression of North Koreu Against
and walked on.
South Korea had been rolled back.
3 State UN determination to
OFFICER I'NDEIt STANDS
SALT LAKE CITY, OJP "Dear
continue the war despite heavy sac- ” ‘he "nU! n,r,V|•'1 10
r If Ice should the Communists re- / DR J W FREDERICK / the ,mrking meter. "I am up at my
fuse to talk oeace y OfTOMITIKT ) Ulsbanrt * °^lce trying to get a
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FOR SALE
51 i ocrcs wifi* 6 room hou«. Other improvements.
Al the cdoc of town.
CALL
LON T. JACKSON
ST. JAMES HOTEL
HAS 20 ROOMS
AVAILABLE
FOR PERMANENTS
ON WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY RATES
Phone 124
SPECIAL
AUCTION
TONIGHT—7:30
$20(10 00 worth of Jew merchan-
dise consisting of Marco 10-piece
waterless cooklnjf sets, imported
Italian Bilk bedspreads and table
covers, rleofrir shavers, watches
and other Jewelry, tools and
other Items ton numerous to
mention.
Ilun’t miss this sale a* It la
lovely merchandise.
SAPULPA AUCTION
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New Moves Seen
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war in Korea instead of risking a
world war with Russia.
The president’s bold action am-
ounted to a victory for Secretary 1
af Stair Dean Vchrson Hut ll
also placed on Vchrson. heavy res-
ponsibility lo* maintaining thr
unity expected from the action.
Tw eitty-Three days ago.-Acheson
and assistant secretary of state. 1
Dean Rusk were ready to discuss
settlement of the Korean war when
South Korea was virtually cleared of
Red troops A policy statement wus
drafted and circulated among the
other 13 nation* who have troop* in
Korea
While this conciliatory move was
under way. MacArthur was inform-
ed of the project in a top secret
message transmitted to him through
the Joint chiefs of staff MacArthur
undercut the plan by announcing
he wa* willing to meet with the en- ,
emy commander and threatened to
extend the war to China
This threw the whale peace
scheme off balance. The at her
nations held hack. Hritain led the
protests against MacArthur that
streamed into the slate departl
menl. A spilt between Washing
Inn and the other Allies loomed
and began lo gather farce.
Informed source- said today that
agreement had been "virtualh"
reached on a new statement of pol-
icy in Korea that would
1. Express UN willingness to ar-
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A-l Used Cars
'49 Mercury Sport Sedan
'49 Ford Cuvfom Club
Coup#
'49 Plymouth 2-door Sodon
'49 Pfymo4itb Club Couoe
'4B Chevrolet Apr* Sodon
'47 Ford Converflble Coupe
.‘47 Ford Sopor Defuse
Tudor
'47 Ford Tudor
'47 Chn'dP Town Sodon
‘40 Ford Tudor .
'17 Ford Tudor
SAPULPA MOTORS, Inc.
Your Ford-Mercury Dealer
2l5S Moin Phone 811
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