Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 270, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 17, 1960 Page: 4 of 16
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Pciqe 4—Section 1-—Skpulpa «5kla.) Herald, Sunday, July 17, 1960
Federal Agency
May Get Spavin
Stale Building'
0vLAH0MA CITY 'UPI\*- A
contract which would allow the
Oklahoma Employment Security
Commission to move into (>ne of
the two pro|>osed Capitol otiice
buildings is being negotiated, C>ov.
Huwaid Edmondson's office an-
nounced.
The statement was released by
Edmondson's executive assistant.
1. land Gourley, in answer to Ted
C Knoop. Oklahoma City, OESC
member
Knoop said the OESC had never
been a ked if it would move into
the new building.
He said legal prerequi,sites by
the federal government may
make it impossible for the OESC
to occupy the building Knoop
added he didn't think the location
was ieasiable for the OESC.
Gourley said relations With the
OESC have been nothing but the
A
best . ,.
"I feel sure Mr. Knoop and all
members of the commisskm will
tie eager to move into heyer <luar
ters so they can serve people with
better space accommodations,
which they have retfcatsted,"
Gourley said *
• The capitol improvement au-
thority and its staff bpljeubeeii
conferring with the OlJCWirec
•ors for over a year gjjqdping
he project.” Gourley sWji'And
we've also received MftYil m
substance from the U.j
ment of l<abor.''
He said no formal ci
been offered to the
cause the monthly rei
be known until cost es
completed
"We have negotiati
allot neys in drawing
said.
The five-member col
appointed by the gov
term ol W F. Lattlng.
pired last year, but hid,
has not been detemui
Terms of E. R. B
and Knoop. expire nexi
wm ass.ie Edmondsors ' _
of the tioard. r'sji
The new buildings am put
peeled to be completqd.%kr
years The improvem#|"ftt
which authonaj^ga
Farm
Notes
STiU-WATER ilirii - Jeffer-
son county has a new dairy oper-
ation that is as modern as tomor-
Edgar Wood of near Hastings
has completed an ultra - modem
Herringbone 'ype dairy barn in
which he can milk eight cows in
about us many minutes. Four o(
the cows are milked on one side
of the pit while four others are
being prepared for milking on the
other side.
To lurther save labor and time,
an overhead bulk feed room holds
20 tons mixed dairy feed, auger-
ed into the bn, from trucks whirti
saves handling bag feed. The
cows are fed automatically by the
operator from the pit of the milk
mg parlor and the amount of feed
can be regulated for each cow.
Hans for the milking barn were
obtained from the extension ser-
vice of Oklahoma State Univer-
sity.
IN PUBIIC AGAIN Princess Margaret and husband Antony
Armstrong-Jones make their first public appearance since
returning from their Caribbean honeymoon, at an event In
Earl’a Court, London. (Radiophoto)
,rt-
CAPITOL CHIT-CHAT
Senator's Defeat Cloud
Has A Silver Lining
Stephens county pecan growers
stand to harvest one of their bet-
ter pecan crops this year if they
can control pecan pests.
County agent Ed Gregory terms
the early pecan set as the best
lie has ever seen in the county.
He said, however, a heavy infes-
tation of pecan case borer hit the
pecan crop around mid-June and
other pests can be expected be- j
fore the crop is made.
Several pecan growers have
sprayed their trees in an attempt
to control the case borer. The.
material used was a malathionl
mixture at the rate of 2h pounds
actual material in 100 gallons of
water. The spray was applied
with high volume, high pressure
spray rigs.
Adlai's Backers Keep
Boosting Their Man'
Floyd May. who hails from New
Yo,:k hut has been traveling the
Milk Production
During Spring
SAPULPAN INJURED—Charles C Rogers, 108 S. Hickory was seriously injured
Saturday in a motorcycle-car accident. Highway Patrolman H E Davis here ques-
tions a witness about the accident, while the motorcycle, which Rogers was learn-
ing to ride, is shown in the background. (Photo by Larry Owen)
Nazi 'Wanted List' Still Being
Dogged By Israeli Underground
“„,ryrc ass£■ ™ E3SS
ins ANGELES lUPi'-TheDis- F Kennedy, who then was to
c,pS= of Ad^ E Stevenson ate make fas acceptance speech,
a hardy group 1 California harbors quite a num-
Their enthusiasm embarrassed her of Stevenson zealots and they
l hen eninusiaaiii . , .|lt> Kennedy nomination as
convention ended in a Hollywood-1 =thing rf a wound^^ One Mthe
|type sunset at the mamrnuih Me-1 local waun .
Imoiial Coliseum.
The scene Friday was this I V, Stevenson's behalf
speS“ aMhe delusion o. I Hed-Bearded .nsU.atoi
remarks, .ntroduce the Demo A. Gov Leroy tollms ol Flon-
cratic presidential nominee John da permanent chairman of the
convention, was atiout to introduce
Stevenson, May, nn impressive
L |fjgure with a red beard, dashed
In Oklahoma utt tu ,|lt. El Cajon High School
hand and drill learn, an energetic
musical group from a suburb ol
OKLAHOMA CITY tUFD-Ok- lv0S Angeles,
lahoma milk production fell to a .,jjow vvould you like to give a
record low Iasi spring, the a8r'" I demonstration and parade the
cultural reporting service said f|ag 0|1 (|le field?’’ May shouted
Saturday, but u wasn't the cows T|)e Kids were delighted,
fault. ’ j clapped on their Indian head
The decline was attributed to pjeces and stormed out onto the
fewer milk cows. field in front ot 40,000 sjiectators
. Milk production during the sec- Their drum majors and major
ond quarter of 1960, April through ettes pranced proudly and girls in
June was estimated at 442 mil- brilliant, brief uniforms unfolded
lion iioumls, the smallest produc- a large flag, lhey tore ‘
tiun for that period in agricutural otic-ally between lines of tootling
records dating to 1920. buglers and arm-flapping drum
Total milk produced in the quar- mers. The applause was deafen
ter was 1 per cent below the same ing.
period a year ago, but 15 per cent Introduced to speak, Stevenson
- below the 1949-58 average. was perplexed.
However, milk production per What's all the racket about,
' cow during Hie spring quarter was he asked Collins,
ai a record high ! Told that il was a Stevenson
Prices received by Oklahoma tribute, the former Ilinois gover-
milk producers for all milk aver nor and a rear runner in the
aged $4 8.) per hundedweight in presidential sweepstakes here this
April and $4 10 in May, compared week, was embarrassed,
with $4.50 and $4.35 respectively Majorette Gets Lost
last year. Blue-coated ushers raced onto
Fluid milk prices for April were the field, along with a pack of
OKLAHOMA CITY <CPI>—.Sen, errors. He didn't flub a line.
The next pecan pest expected, j On
Gregory said is the pecan weevil, holy city, beside the cemetery of throughout the free world, work- 1943, and from Italy
This pest overwinters in the soil Israel's war dead, stands a group ing on their own time and at their Whereabouts unknown,
and makes its appearance after of gray-painted wooden bungalows own expense, in harrowing memo-
issor | Hugh Snadlm of Holdenville isn't T|lls week '(Jov Howard Ed- sumnler ralns- 8w*ra,,y around whk‘h form the command post for ry of loved ones put to death in
moaning loo loudly about being mondson, noted for h,s eloquency. the, second in August Con- one of the most dogged manhunts .Nad Germany.
Isa. defeated for re-election. got tongue-tied on the phrase trol recommendations tor the pe- .n the world today -
, in fact, he's found a bright side "blueprint for formulas of the fu- weev'> '"clade sPra7 w,th From the metal „
,trol iie believes members of the next ture" in speaking of his hero, °“f P"**“ °* 50 Pfr cen* wet' gives access to these buildings Germany for Spain alter the war
Legislature, faced with writing a John Kennedy. But Edmondson's] e ,n_ons wa er
Fled In Priest's (iarb
1944 year ago, and May prices were 25 Stevenson waited patiently on the
cents lower. Part of the price platform. The crowd around the
. , , ..... _ drop was due to lower milk fat parading youngsters grew so
Richard Glicks: SS officer, ties- thjg dense and confusing that the
tape head and inspector general BuUerfa, content averaged 3.6 drum majorette got lost and
of concentration camps. Disap- fem in Aprij 12 ^ cent t*. pranced off in the wrong direc-
peared in 1945. • ! -
ity act,
million bond issue,
Sandlin, who lost to Alfred Stev-
_. , . . . i f.i D . . ... n co l°w April, 1959, and was 3.61 in tion.
Eichmann is known to have left] Rolph and Hans Guenther: SS ^ cent lovver lhan in Par(y officials screamed fran
officers. Eichmann's aides in * “ * *
.went forth the Israeli agents who in the garb of a Roman Catholic Prague. Whereabouts unknown. | _
difficult program, will have a prepared text didn't include his brought Adolf Eichmann back to priest. Other Nazi leaders tied in Hahn: SS officer. Head of se- pl ANK VItxlM RETURNED
rough time returning to the state familiar cliches, such tw "by the increasing Crini“ 8gai"St the '"“""southt^Wtt^Waraal JheuTr.?h2 MANILA (UPD - The body of pointed out May who was quite
tically, trying to find out who was
responsible for the unauthorized
tribute. The kids in the band
in the final analysis.'
This week’s perteet xqueleh: A
Gourley said prelimBSry esti-
ales stiow the $10 milium will be
adequate to buy the*
complete construction.
Plans call tor a 17
outling k« W mi hauling 'Con'pnortly lh^ for'iimilar urest' readV laige German-born and des-l Hanslbple: SS officer, oommiv JJjj^ ^SJ)45j.,“5U55SS of his" efforts 1^*behalf of Adlai.
"mjA. mi mim ".5 ^,7,2 SI C Xl TtJZiTt cStZT.
| far from the speaking stand.
The act and proposed Jj^/*ssue produced a recount, has his eye on female stale employe, noted for i y j i-u ru r ,ut ■sornt‘ women who were guards in . . „ ... .
...............i.....I f»T ............. »a. ci......... 5KS-1
t ouit to deterrnin W/ 1- Meanwhile, he's enjoying the steadily over lunch in the capitol an() (pd ,0 ,he her() twjce daj|y about 10,000.; .
rare freedom of un officeholder caieteria. wane a man nearby lis aj(er mj||{mg
who doesn't have to break a leg tened quietly. The forage is cut and blown in- Egyptian army and various min- Hungary in 1944 under the com- "7 ”'”2* ‘ZZToZ7
to he nice to the voters. He .said Suddenly, .he lady stopped and t0 a 7xl4 too. grain trailer with "* ^^dors of the Israel. For- . mand of Herbert Krumay Where- ^ S' A r „ f„T.i 1
OU Press Dud
Issue Variety*
New Publications
NORMAN (UPD-
|comes them as a powerful aid Otto Honsche: Official in Etch- ^ ssenger8i including'long appeared over one wall not
search Clues Filed gainst Israel A number of ex-mann s E.nsatz Kommando which Mrg_ Kell £ husband Guy, «. "Stevenson for secretary of
In rows of metal cabinets lining ^azls hold high positions in the arranged mass murder o Jews in wepe Mved by ,.hilippint, and state.” the banner said.
° Lift I it I.in neniii .mil ikipiiXIIC mill. I I ■ mu r.pir its 111.4.1 nililiir I Im 0/1(11.
some people wanted to fish in one gasped, "Oh, I almost swallowed
of his ponds last week. my lock!”
"I told them it was dosed for May j inquire," the man asked,
the season," he said.
"was ii cross-wise?”
the sideboards jacked up 18 inches t’i^n ?{<k* ^search Department
to provide a self feeder. One man are lhe dues ,0 ,he whepeabouts
can cut the feed and feed the
herd in 30 minutes, Haynes said.
of these Nazis, still sought for
atrocities before and during World
Damage Heavy In
Yukon Accident
He keeps the cattle in confine- War 11 The agency receives, from
ment in a five-acre pasture wiih'its0W? representatives and others
around the world, the scraps of
shade and water available. He . , , . . , „ , ,
uses two feed traders for his 50 infom“ it <s hoped will lead
io>» i*rd. m. ^ ^»frTnTr;,
11 KON (Uf D— A Rotk island ol over 50 cows would justify use t...... ,................ J .,, i|ij| Argentina. One version says he amateur cyclists will compete for
was slain there. six positions on the U.S. Olympic
Botmann: SS officer, command- cycling team on July 23-24 Trials
ant of Chelmo, Poland, death will be conducted on the 6' j mile
Harold Freeman of the Corpor-
ation Commission, a delegate to
the Democratic national conven-
Boojis ''about tion, was bemoaning the fact that
correspondents in the l;Uli.$iivw jrs. nobody had recognized the "sacri-
economics of the nature^ gas in- fice" lie made in staying in Ukla- passenger train en route from ol a forage wagon.
di stry. and the range catUe in- tma. Oklahoma City to Tueumcari, -
dustry are scheduled fiy <i*iblish- But another delegate who didn't N M , smashed into a semi-trail INSTALMENT DIVORCE
ing by the University -qtbktaho- go to Uis Angeles. Judge Kirksey er truck on C S 66 here Satur- SOUTH BEND, Ind (UPI*—
ma Press this month, r Nix of the Court of Criminal Ap- day. causing heavy damage but Mrs. Anna Louise Fefferman was
"Following the IndiaVOtyars peals, was reported to have said, no injuries. granted a divorce from her bus- renowned as incorruptible. Some
The Story of the Newspaper Cor after Sen John Kennedy was The Irani had six ears and car band, Henry, and awarded $96,800 saw- Nazi anti-Semitism at its
respondents among the. Indian nominated, that he was glad he ried about 25 passengers. alimony, the couple’s home, a wors* • others grew up in Pales-
Campaigners," is due July lfl The wasn't there. The Oklahoma dele- The train. No 21, was headed new car now, a new car in 1962 l'ne w*ih bitter knowledge that
aUhur is Oliver KnighO former gat ion stuck with Lyndon B. John- westward after leaving Oklahoma and another in 1964. Jews elsewhere were being help-
Fort Worth newsman who now is son as the presidential choice. City, a few miles to the east. Mr Fefferman is an auto '‘‘s'y slaughtered All are con-
a • "alism professor at Indiana - Police said the train crashed;dealer. ivinced that no other nation is as
i | . . Cause of her death was not cer- BEESWEEPER
Among those most eagerly abouts unknown. tain, but one survivor believed DERBY, England (UPI) - The
soug lt ure: . ... Fritz Katzman: Organized the ^ drowned in escaping from the Derbyshire Beekeepers Assn, was
Major Viktor Arais: The killer destruction of more than 400,000 ,ane aglmst today because a housewife
of large groups of Jews in Riga, Jews in Eastern Galicia. Reported r _ reported she found a swarm of
in command and head of his of-1 to have been seen in Egypt in
fice. Believed to have been killed 1952.
in Berlin near Hitler’s bunker but -
The deepest places in the bees outside her door and elim-
oeeans are in the Marianas mated them with u vacuum
Trench in the Pacific ocean. cleaner.
Jewish organizations and
viduals here and elsewhere who]
are helping in the unprecedented
n'™,nhUl.1* , camp. Whereabouts unknown. roadway of Central Park.
The Foreign Office s agents are] Theodo|. [)(,nker: SS officer, in HOWTON QUITS BROWNS
University. / * I Uf the candidates who had to into the trailer portion of a Trans-
A book bv an economics instruc- forfeit their tiling lees because Con truck. The train did not leave
tor at San Diego State en- they didn't get enough votes, a the tracks
titled "The Natural (las .jfljdus- certain county commissioner can
didate is probably the most un- the crossing, and the driver es-
liappy. He lacked only .8 of a caped injury,
vole getting 10 per cent of the to Rock Island dispatcher, T. J
tai votes cast in his race. Hudson said the train would be
-- [delayed briefly until the engine
l our years ago when former could be replaced and debris
(try: Gov. Raymond Gary made a cleared.
plains speech tor Avoid! Harriman at j Yukon police said the truck was
try Monopoly and Com|
Field Maikets," will aid$«i
20. The author is EdwaJI Ji-'jheun
er.
On July 27, the Presa'M reis-
sue Dr. Edward Everqt#*'bale's
"The Range Cattle I
Ranching on the
eiwrfkl.)
_ determined as they to apprehend
The Eisenhower museum and 'he remaining leaders ol the Nazi
ionic in Abilene. Kan., is the empire.
Tlie truck's tractor had cleared original home containing all the The World Jewish Congress, the
furnishings left when the moth- American Joint Distribution Com-
er of the President died in 1946 mittee and B'nai B'rith in the
and a new museum building of United States are on the lookout
native stone [for the missing Nazi leaders.'
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