Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 41, No. 144, Ed. 1 Monday, February 20, 1956 Page: 5 of 6
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1956
SAPULPA HERALD, SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA
PAGE FIVE
O YDS
Response Awaited
After U.S. Offers
Surplus Commodifies
=
Classified Ads
Rates:
(Minimum chart* Me)
4c per word per day for
three Inicrtton*. 2c per
for lubaequcnl liner- I for SALE
K.."’
first
word
FOR SALE Seven room modern house LET US fiberglass your boat All work
East side close to grade and high guaranteed Flbt rglass kits to do-
school. call 2365-J 141-6 lt-your»eU Complete marine repair
--and supplies. Bradley Marine Supply
FOR SALE Nice eight foot Leonard 100 E Hobson 128-26
refrigerator in perfect condition--
$129 95 only $5 down and $2 weekly. 1 DARNER TAX Sendee Tax work.
B F Goodrich. 19 8 Mam, phone bookkeeping, birth certificate!, no-
221. 142-3 ! tary at Deaaon Furniture, 13 N
Water, phone 6 or 458 128-28
Five room house and---
acreage South Heights Beams of
• . _ , Light Church, phoue 2295 or 841
Right Reserved' __ __i«i-3
classify 1 edf"oVreirri InTV.r ’’OR SALE: Grocery store, doing good
au adyerti.fng J ‘ y "r I Volume, best C-Lass trade In Sapulpa
(OUPACT CLEANERS Frenchlaed
aalea and service. "The Cleaner
that cleans cleaner." Oood used
vacuum cleaners. 95c and up Call
Bruce Daugherty, 2021. 128-26
Court Of Inquiry
Probes Mixup In
Tragic Plane (rash
Western European nations and a
determination of their needs
The President’s dramatic offer
applied, for the present, at least,
only to Western Europe and not
to countries behind the Soviet Iron
curtain
From Scandinavia to the Medi-
terranean. We«tern Europe lor
Antelopes Being
Brought Into State
From New Mexico
OKLAHOMA CITY — UP About
Errors:
ri
Errors will be corrected with-
out charge, provldrd notice Is
given Immediately after the
FIRST INSERTION
Deadline
Deadline for acceptance of rlai-
■ified advertising la 12.00 ot the
day for the first Inserliou.
Credit:
All advertising Is rash with the
order esrept In the rase of bus-
iness flrm> or persons who hsve
previously established credit.
sen fixtures, invoice stock, about INCOME TAX RETURNS J T. "Jack”
$6,000 will handle Phone 1545-J Smith. 417 Clayton Building. Sapul-
after 6:45 p m 135-10 | pa, Okla Office phone 260, Resl-
------. dence #79 103-62
FOR SALE 21 Inch used Motorola tele- -------
vision Reconditioned for 85 down INCOME TAX RETURNS. 414 Clayton
ount
’ Honesty
our
otely |
•ded *
:ount ]
The Herald endearors to pub-
lish only truthful advertising
and will appreciate having its
attention called to any adver-
tising not conforming to the
standards of honrsty. Subscrib-
ers are warned to beware of
any type offer in which a
cash payment It required (or
bonds, franchises, sample kits
or snything of the kind snrt to
make a careful investigation
before any rath Is paid.
*
aud 82 per week B F Goodrich. 19
S Main, phone 221. 142-3 j
FOR SALE Living aud dluing room
furniture, call 1465 142-3
FOR SALE 17-tlirh television. $19 95
17-lnrh Emerson bloud table model
television, new set guarantee $99 95
17-lnch Plillco with new ret guar-
antee $79 95 17-lnch Airline tele-
vision. guaranteed. $89.95 17-lnch
RCA television with 90-day guar-
antee. $69 95 17-lnch CBS television
90-day unconditional guarantee
$79 95 12>i, Inch Philco with 90-day
unconditional guarantee $39 95 12 * j
Inch Motorola television with uncon -
dltlonal guarantee. $39 95 NOTHING
DOWN! NAME YOUR OWN TERMS
Wc have many other used seta to
choose from! See them today at SA-
PULPA TIRE A APPLIANCE, 9 N.
Main, phono 17. 142-3
FOR SALE Fine peanut hay. phqnc
2200 or 1528-W 143-3
Bulldlug. office phone 316. Qeorgo
D. Wlllhite. 128-26
MRS RAY
SPIRITUALIST READING
Answers all questions Satisfaction
or no charge, 10 to 8 dally 207
Lincoln Ave Sand Springs, phone
Circle 5-5881. 128-26
ELECTROLUX |R| CLEANERS auth-
orized sales and services Cull A H
Btarner. 3370. 134-18
—*--
INTO): Furnl
§hone 3089-M
WANTED
FOR SALE Five acres, excellent three
bedroom home Full brick Large
iMiecmeut. plenty water All utilities
and outbuildings Call Lon T Jack-
son, Jr., phone 124 or 562 143-3
Furniture or miscellaneous. ' FOR SALE Grocery Sell fixtures. In-
---- Albert Williams NlM stock, phone 2952 143-3
_FOR BALE: Barb Wire 6 95 6' -foot
IN TED Your rabiueta and drain split oak [dice posts. $19 per 100
loard tops, remodeling Harry Young 4-foot 2 Inch poultry netting 150
'ablnel Shop. 620 E Dewey, phone I feet $6 95 Four foot poultry aud
7. 128-26 ' rabbit fence 165 feet $10 95 HANK
---- --| MAY HARDWARE. 25 N Main 143-10
ANTED Carpenter work. FHA re-
nodellng. or new Free estimates FOR SALE Grade "A" Homogenized
ohnson phone 3461
128-26
ltl( SS
milk. 85c per gallon. Big Dipper
--1 143-8
Ho Mrvlce all makes of------
Sapulpa Maytag Phone FOR SALE Five piece chrome dinette
128-26 set. $30 1600 S Park 143-2
INTED: Cam and truck! for salvage. FOR SALE. Wallpaper, many patterns
ihone 2232. 128-26 In stock At half price Bombarger
-- 1 — — Lumber Co. 511 E Dewey. 143-6
: Water well drilling and
Icing by Ralpb Friend, phone FOR SALE Used boy s clothing, size
153-W, 425 N. Seoond. 128-26 10 and 12. phone 3492 144-3
Television service, Wayne
.’t Electronic Lab, phone
618 E. Dewey. 128-26
FOR RENT
Television repairing,
fled technicians. No extra
rge for Sunday or night calls,
uckner TV. Phone 3103 128-26
FOR RENT Furnished apartment*, re-
l,y 1 frlgerator and bills paid. 119‘j E
Garden plowing,
phone
128-77
Dewey. 128-26
FOR RENT Tools, new floor sanders.
edgers. polishers, skllsaws. Pelt-hand-
ers. vibrator-sanders, water level.
Stuart Lumber Co. 128-26
TED. Please, have your garden
owed early, avoid disappointment
pulverize the soli. Phone 2149
139-12 I
WANTED TO BUY
Good going independent
SERVICE STATION
Write Box B care ot Herald
FOR LEASE
A MAJOR COMPANY
SERVICE STATION
SpiaU capital required
Write Box "F" care of Herald
j Wt
vnD 1
141-6
FOR RENT; Three room furnished
apartment, rlo«r-tn, downatairv Tall
141-g 1 1128 or 183 142-3
EL TORO MARINE AIR STA-
TION. Calif —UP— A Marine
Corps court of Inquiry Monday in-
vestigated the tragic mixup in
which some Marines not connected
with a Niles. Calif., plane crash
were identified as its victims.
The court will also probe the
improper disclosure of the names
of some actual victims
The names of five crew member
victims of last Friday's Marine
transport crash were correctly
identified in the first ltat of vic-
tims. but wrong names were given
for the plane's passengers. The
mistake resulted in the relatives
of 33 Marines being told erroneous-
ly that the servicemen had per-
ished
Several hours later a corrected
list was released It was made up
of 34 passengers, five actual crew-
men and one Marine listed as a
crewman who was "hitching" a
ride.
Many Marines who were errone-
ously listed as casualties said their
families did not believe them when
they telephoned to say they were
alive.
Marine officials explained that a
mixup in flight records caused the
release of wrong names. They said
the first list of victims was ac
tually the passenger list for an-
other plane In the same overseas
flight with the ill-fated aircraft.
The first error was worsened
when some relatives of actual vic-
tims learned of the deaths of their
servicemen by radio newscasts be
fore receiving official Marine
Corps notification, as Is the set
PREFERRED RISK Auto Insurance. Pr°Cedure. The Marine Corps StUI
w e Byfieid. 602 8. Btxby. phone was trying to learn the cause of
2391. 126-27 the fOUl-Up
bec k s income Tax Service, phone j Next of kin of Marines, stunned
1768 128-26 and bitter over the tragic errors,
voiced sharp criticism and strong-
planes are being used to chase
them into traps.
Jerome Sykora, former super-
v isor of licensed lands for the
game uepartnicul. said the ante-
lope program Is in conjunction with
a greater prairie chicken program
100 antelopes are being purchased being carried out in Oklahoma,
fiom New Mexico to be transferred During January. 94 greater prairie
UP ~ more than thrM weeks 'haT been to ranches in Oklahoma. Cy Curtis. | chickens were trapped In north
Monday gripped bV an historic cold wave federal aid coordinator of the Okla- Oklahoma by game and
Western Hundreds ol lives have been lojil homa Game and Fish Department fhh department workers
to his and crops destroyed by floods said Monday The birds were caught with a
' - Already 4e> of the fleet-footed drop net into which they had been
j dent noted Sunday that Fiance animal* which ranged this country bailed, to be released n . e
alone has lost about one-th.rd ol in primitive times have been which conulm no
The chief executive announced her current wheat crop rounded up In New Mexico and pra11chickens at present, ojxo-
Sunday that this nation was ready "The United States stands ready released in two Oklahoma coun- Ia sal___
to make surplus agricultural prod- to make supplies of agricultural 34 in Cimarron and 12 in
ucls available to the countries of commodities which we have m Osage ine lemaining ante.opes Tip y0 ^|0nM»rs
Western Europe now suffering one abundance available for relieving are due in ^is week, Curtis said DES MOINES. Iowa —UP— A
ol the most cruel winters of the the distress of the people in these The antelopes are coming from mother of five solved the problem
century areas," the President said in a an area near Hoy, N M . and air- of buttons dropping off shirts,
Such details as whether the com- statement. , ______ Jackets, overcoats and other cloth-
THOMASVILLE, Oa
President Eisenhower
awaited response from
European nations
offer of American surplus farm [ a
commodities.
"Such commodities can be made
ing. She now sews them on with
modities will be given or sold and -----—------------------------ . - ..... „ .j
the quantities to be Involved de. available for this purpose under pursuant to past actions taken by 3-pound-test .men fishline and not
pended first on the desires of the authorities which alreudy exist, the Congress.'1 a button has dropped off since.
C&R MOTOR CO
2409 8 Quaunah. Tulsa. Okla.. has
25 nice, clean automobile*, priced
from 8195 to $895
NO MONEY DOWN
with qualified credit rating
CLYDE FOSBURG. SALESMAN
Harold Chandley, manager. Phone
CH 2-1526 Tulsa. Okla
PHONE 832 SAPULPA
"Tulsa's Wildest Traders ' 142-6
WE MAKE LOANS
on the cash value
of your
Lite Insurance Policy
Rates
SECURITY NATIONAL BANK
143-6
MURPHYS TAX Service, all kinds tax
work and bookkeeping, full time,
and evening* and weekendt, notary,
1801 S. Main. phoDC 2210. 128-26
IF YOU WANT to drink. It's your bus-
iness. If you wsnt to stop, it's our
business. Alcoholics Anonymous Call
3033-R 128-26
ly urged that such foul-ups never
be allowed to happen again. The
Marine Corps was equally stunned.
Sepia color comes from the squid
of cuttlefish
FOR SEPTIC tank cleaning, call Ollle
Worton. phone 2591 128-26
WE ORIND crankshafts In the car
Auto Parts Company. 25 E. Lee. Arch
and Dempsey Southard. Phone 2886
and 2847. 128-26
RADIATORS cleaned, repaired. All
types automotive and Industrial.
Guaranteed. New radiators lor sale
Sapulpu Radiator shop. 33 N. Water
Phoue 630 Albert Bradley, Jr 128-26
ORACE CAUSEY (Seamstress.) Phone
1788. 128-26
It
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t\
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room.
400 8
142-3
J>ERINU. PAINTING, general repair. lPOR RENT: Sleeping
a. D Beebe, phone 151. 140-5 1 Park.
1NTED: Experienced waitress, apply EG® RENT Kitchenette apartment.
S person St. James Cotfee Shop I 8- Maple Bills paid, adult*
_ _ 142:5 I _l«-3
M4TED: Practical nursing or baby i FOR RENT Apartment, 610 N. Ellz-
4ttlng. T. R. McDaniel, phoue 1150- sbeth. 142-3
--—--- I FOR RENT Nice sleeping room, 1015
: Male help Salesman with ' E Lee 142-8
L
jardwure or chain store experience. 1 ___ —' ''" ~~T
lute salary desired, write Box "O" FOR RENT Five room unlurnlAhed
care ol the Herald 143-10 I apartment, adults. 219 S Maple
wfTED;
IOSSIS, #90-W
VTED To rent 40 or 80 acre farm
thin 20 miles Tulsa when school
out. Need good house for family
six; pasture three cow*, eight
Ives; garden spot; ten or more
rat: under cultivation; barn
*2«-W. 143-2
Gardena plowed.
phone
144-5
143-3
FOR RENT Sleeping room, private
entrance 306 S Walnut. 143-3
tfanS- >tted Day work, phone 2507 144-4
NTED White lady to care for child
anno. 1 my homc- phone 3349-W after 5
144-3
FOR SALE
BALE Nine foot Olbeon Refrlg-
itor. perfect condition $69 95
Jy >5 down and $1 25 weekly. B F
odrlch. 19 8 Main, phone 221
142-3
SALE 8pr>U Ha'ln ion • i ,trx
indar Wall Paint with Poly-Ail.
palming odor, no fume* Dries
20 minutes. Apply with brush or
ler coster Bombarger Lumber
511 F. Dewey.
FOR RENT Garage sleeping room.
Shower. 501 S Main 143-3
FOR RENT Three room apartment,
well furnished, private bath, large
wardrobe, frlgldatre. 211 S. Mounds,
phone 1114. 144-2
FOR RENT Five room unfurnished,
modern house. 318 W. Lincoln. $60.
Phone 1007 144-3
FOR RENT Modern, furnished, two
room apartment, bills paid Phone
156-W 144-3
FOR RENT
apartment,
Bryan.
Two bedroom garage
unfurnished. 1313
144-3
FOR RENT: Nice ateeplng room, pri-
vate entrance 123 8 Osk 144-4
FOR RENT Four room unfurnished
apartment, tile bath, phone 104 or
144-8
2650
BALE' Two choice lots, esst .<64,,
one 2148 139-12
143-6 FOR RENT Nice sleeping rooms ad-
Phone 1018.
Joining bath Close In
FOR RENT
Oak
BALE Several completely- auto-
tlc used C. P gas ranges bargain
OSS. can finance at O'", DOLLAR- I FOR RENT
SE-FURNITURE CO. 110 E Hob-
Phone 467 141-10
Bleeping room.
144-3
408 8
144-6
BALE Nice 12* j Inch console
rvlslon $49 95 Only (5 down and
15 weekly B r. Goodrich. 19 8
tin. phone 221 142-3
POLITICAL
INOUNCEMENTS
•) CRIMINAL COURT
APPEALS, Eastern Dist.
ioc rat
L. (Bill) SEAWELL
Nicely furnished, clean,
apartment, bills paid, couples only
Phbne 787 144-6
FDR RENT Furnished apartment,
modern, adults Harper apartments,
over Safeway. 144.3
MISCELLANEOUS
1
INCOME TAX service. Our 15th year
Godwin Tax Service. 219 Security
Building Phone 3101 101-66
MENU
Are you interested
in a
New and fascinating
career?
Work 36 Hours per week
Earn $96 plus Bonuses
ONE TO THREE WEEKS
PAID VACATION
BLUE CROSS
BLUE SHIELD PAID
SICK PAY BENEFITS
DENTAL EXAMINATIONS AND
CLEANING ONCE YEARLY
PAID HOLIDAYS
Excellent
Future Possibilities
LOST: Ladys billfold, return papers ___....... ,, .
keep cash, call 2300. 142-2 ARTHUR MURRAY oflers pleasant
. | surrounding* and excellent working
The Mongolian People's repub- conditions for men who meet the
lie has been a Soviet satellite since requiremeniui
FREE FOAM RUDDER With next 25 f
living room suites recovered. Phone
1555 20 S Water. 130-30
COLD WAVE special on permanents
$6 up Cosby Beauty Shop, 1046 E
McLeod, phone 411 144-6
LOST
LOST: Male Beagle hound, four I
month* old. has star on nose. Re- I
ward Call 2945. 242-3
1924.
SUPREME POLLED
HEREFORDS
Nawkirk, Oklahoma
2nd ANNUAL SALE
Feb. 27, 1956
1:00 p. m.
Sale at the Ranch, 8 miles
west and Vi mile north of
Newkirk.
SELLING 54 HEAD
13 BULLS 41 FEMALES
Freddie Chandler,
Auctioneer
Glenn and Madalynnc Peel,
Owners
Vic Roth, Sales Manager
Bex 702, Hoys, Kansas
AGE 23 TO 35, SINGLE
PLEASING PERSONALITY AND
ABILITY TO GET ALONG WELL
WITH PEOPLE
MUST HAVE HIGH SCHOOL
DIPLOMA AND MINIMUM OF
TWO YEARS BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE
ARTHUR MURRAY
School of Dancing
Offers line careers as:
INSTRUCTORS
INTERVIEWERS
SUPERVISORS
BRANCH MANAGERS
Training la free to those who qual-
ify and may be taken while on
present fob.
Please apply In person only to
ARTHUR MURRAY
School of Dancing
1112 SOUTH BOSTON
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
3 to 5 p. m. and I lo I p m.
DO NOT PHONE
CANDIDATE FOR
VENETIAN blinds Custom-made metal
or wood We renovate old blinds New
tape*, cords Replaoe slata. Repaint-
ing Hendrix Appliance Co., 319 K
Dewey Phone 431. 128-26
FREE Matobiged
DELIVERY
PHONE
88
lione >
Plymouth Drug Co.
25 South Park St root
County Commissioner
ADVOCATES COURT HOUSE
REMAINING OPEN on
SATURDAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS
LYNN ROEBUCK
Candidate for Creek County
Commissioner of the First District
pledget that if elected he will insilt the first floor in-
cluding restrooms of the court house be made available
on Saturdays and Mondoys until 10:00 p.m. to occomo-
date both rural and city people.
Roebuck stated that this would be the first step in re-
storing Sapulpa as a rural trading center.
"Rural people want to go where restrooms and shelter
facilities ore available."
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