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angling
around
The Democrat News
A With the good rain* we am
Jfl    ,hil WM,>< » should mran
V.ai ft boom to Setter fishing on ftll
^ »*ftrby fishing waters However. If
I r*ln ,*11* ln    quantities
I It II more than likely taboo Lak.
^ Sahom*. whirr the nthiu ha*
Jw    “P ‘be p«*t weak.
’juft . I>K>n*r<l Strain naught five alee
wtuam .___7*"    ww
haM Thursday or Friday at la-
HD homa. all weighing in the ae
SAPULPA. CREEK COUNTY. OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 15. 1949
Subacrir^
t# *2.00 Par Year
County Free
Fair Hailed
As Best Yet
Briatow Event Rafuaaa
To Bo Rain-Out Victim;
Sapulpa Night Cancallad
¥
Rain made an unwelrime visit
to the Oeek County Free Fair at
Briatow Tuesday and Wednesday
i—- — .—    *n we neigh1 but failed to dampen aplrlti of
Maw tmrnood of two pound* each Leo-1 sponsors who predirt the rair will
> Hard* favorite lure I* a Mark he Mhlgge*t and beat ever offered
I P'UF. either (hallow or deep and In the county''
HP occasionally he inn a Shannon Judging of all entries la over
I aplnner. black skirt    j and rlhhon* are on all product*
—gabe—    The fair hoard* rare with time
lr That going to C.rand lake la-i ,r> complete the ground*- sixth
weekend had very little |ur|t ea- building a 100 hy 50 foot struct -
perlaily If they retorted to er1l-!ur# w** wnn
flrtal    lure*,    for    the    high    wind    and    The    new    building hoti*e* swine,
| threatening    weather    made    the    *nd    other small animal*
flatting rough Some fair ratrhe* **hlblt» w-hlrh were forced la*t
were recorded below the dam    herauae of inadequate spare,
by mean* of bait    to be hnuaed outside
Plenty of Housing
In addition to the new building
there    are    two other livestock
«hcd*    at    the fairgrounds plus
three quonset huts
One Is used for merchants' di«-
__________ __ ^ _ wmr ,Pl*F* and tbe other two house the
ft being sponsored by*the 'fellow'wtm "om,n * P°ul,ry. "ops and negro
runs the ronsesslon stand at ***■?!! 1''Till* ,
---    Tnf first of th# iPfipi of frpp
• Several local fishermen have
become Interested In making a
neat down Grand river, starting
j below the hlg dam and floating
| 4ow" *n 'be mouth of Spavtnaw
m    0>*t of this trip which Is
fellow who
stand at
fwVte*".™*    »rt"mor^' -v-n'"11 ,n*nm* *-'* Tu—
People, Spots In The News
25-MII.LION-volt betatron at V. I
of Illinois research hospital is used
for first time, treating cancer of
larynx Doctors claim wondrous
machine can kill malignant
growths deep within body.
W n
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rr ----*    " "MTooHru motor
I Two men ran make the trip In
boata provided He take* you over
and then meets you in th* eve-
nlng. and you leave your ear In
hi* care ft make* a nice one day
I float and reports are that the
jM Grand river bass are real fighters
Fddir Young ran tell you more
■    about the trip for he made It re-
■    cenlly and had mighty good luck.
“k*
day with Willard Franke and -hi*
cowboy band providing muair for
a half-hour period from 7 .TO to
S P m. lew Miller production* of
Tulsa provided professional enter-
tainment for th* remainder of the
evening
Handling Wednesday night's
nearty-ralned-out activities was J
F Boyd
Thursday Schedule
Scheduled for Thursday night
Waldo Huycke and Otis Rule Scheduled 'or Thursday night
Xik the Grand river fio.i .....! *■’ W'illard Franke and his band
■    took the Grand river float "trio ’7’ """,rn "«"*<*• »no Ms hand
M Tuesday and in spite of the h gh    *1* *1 h'Kh W-K'‘'1 vn,'»l
HI *Ind report a g. d catch of hjaa F?,p ,r‘’m BrU,ow hl«h •cno1
| weighing from £e to two pounds    Bt‘*,,ow ^,u,• *    of
■    Best results were    I barbershop singer.
Be,, result. were obtain^ on    n|gb.'s program will
;    - ----- --.v- "iHdifirti nn a    i>.jW
M rcHfR **du#iv#l%    f*®,ur# an nM nd<1,ef’* ro"1^
*' many nor    h‘,v, ^ un^*r •* «»***“>n of Boh Mm
gora] for the fly rod.    ...........................
*rtl    Bats forced the cancellation ef
W> are Px.ktng to some good    annual "Sopulpa Night'
fishing few the ne*t two months Schedulod for Wednesday night
and while the catches will not be •! the Creek County Free Fair
many each time, we ll he getting at Briatow. Boy Gallagher Sap-
some Mg boys Don't overlook the <*»pan In charge of th* special
Blc dam pretty Water and Kelly- program, told all plana to hold
'III* lake for some good fishing ,k*
will he had at these places
¥ There will be no open season
fm pheasant hunting In the state
this year This announcement was
made by the State Game and
Fish Commission following a
meeting of th* eight member
I si yard last week
•This does nol mean that Okla-
homa hunters will he barred from
pheasant shooting In other years"
said Kelly DeBusk. State Game
and Fish director "It means only
that the department hope* to
build up present supplies of rlng-
neeks for better hunting In the
future With expanlon of the
hunting area bn Include possibly
the entire western tier of Okie- ,
I homo counties In addition to the1
th* Sapulpa Might"___
*hai Wednesday's da-
ta attend th* lah at
ardloas of the rohs owt Ample
entertainment Is still assured,
ha premised.
The contest will start at 6 p m
Prue* are to be offered
Although the fair ends Friday,
the Alamo shows, this year's car-
nival. will stay over an extra day
Friday night, there will he a public
wedding on the carnival midway
To he married are Jack Hancock
and Eva Lee Sanford Merchants
donated prises which will be given
the newly-married ouple
IS Carnival hid as
PRETTY JANES —Oreer and
Kussell, left to right, get together
on one telephone in Hollywood,
producing one of season's best
pictorial parlays in pulchritude
( BROWSING in his big library.
author James Hilton reads
, some 20 books and plays, plus
*| magazines, each week seeking
material for dramatisation on
> CBS s Hallmark Playhouse.
i
ii/xei
ARMY backfield a* practice began featured Frank Fischh Allen-
town. Pa . Karl Kruckhahn. Loganville, Wu.; Arnold Galiffa.
Donora, Pa . and Jim Cain. Raleigh, N. C.
Police Force City School F^folment
jolted Again gnapS All-time Record;
2,537 Attending Class
By Resignation
Young Knight Takas Poka
At Satup Upon Quitting;
Bumpu* Saaks New Chiof
is
» Steed’s Spunk
Draws Mention
In Washington
Freshman Congressman
Branded as Courageous
In Metropolitan
T<»m StfRd. fr^nhmiin Con*
from this dlstrin tM«
labflM In th* metrop-
olitan dally newtpaperi a* the
man who “ha* made m- »re head-
line* and no|»4p than any member
of fhe Oklahoma rfingreRsional
delegatirin.”
...    —mint The article added that S»ed»d'*
*    ^ Kfilftht a re*i^nation marked courage vkai undeniable, huweverj
the first department changes since anri pointed to hi* serving as the
the Aug 9 election in which Sa- "champion” of federal aid for
pulpsns voted to abolish the education Steed, mild battle with
merit system    i Catholic leaders over the educa-
B*w System Blamed    ’lion aid Issue was derribed as in-'
Sgt Knight pointed to the "new dlcative of his legislative spunk
system of police employment" as "Steed has found himself in the
Sapulpa's police Pace ranks
were Jilted again this week when
O R Knight, T-year m»n or the
night side, quit the force after
mild blast at the new set-up In
the department.
Knight, son of Patrolman J L.
Knight who offered his resignation
last week, Joined with hls father
In blaming "the lark of security
now attached to the police dc-
I partment Jobs "
Meanwhile. City Manager J
; Orville Rumpus emharked on a
I statewide tour to find an FBf-
| trained man to take over as Sa-
[ pulpa's police chief Bumpus left
l Monday and la expected to return gresaman
Thursday after acouring the state week was
( The new man will replace
youthful Bill Johnson, former pa-
trolman who was promoted to
chief upon the "bumping" of Chief
J O. Edwards from chief to pa-
trolman Edward*' demotion and
TOM STEED
thick of both state and national
fttfht*," the paper* noted, citing
hi* opposition to the Tulsa-Okln
I homa City toll road proposal and
the Keystore dam.
| The newcomer was lauded for his
part in
Panel Program
SetforB&PW
A panel dlscuaaion on "Let's
Build Hometown Business will be
the main Item of business at the
Thursday night meeting of the
Isapulpa Business and Professional
hi* reason for quitting this week
and said he Intended to go to
Wyoming to work with an oil
company
The elder Knight has Indicated
I he snd hit wife plan nothing im-
1 T He    P*r‘ «*""* f-voraj.e 'house' W.^s'^TnS^
lirtf vears st^h.    k    "r,l°n    " blU "■    “Kber announced Wedneol.y
I aumed snd m.,n r tt," ^ b«>otlegging of cigarets Into Ok-| In charge of the meeting will be
Tst p!wJ rdf the    h    l"boma from tax-free state. nnd Mrs l.ilhan Murphy Heading the
rrendment h    charter a- for prodding the house c*>mmitte* panel discussion will he Mr. Mor-
Into recommending steps to com- J sut Boaonetto, Sapulpa attorney
Bumpus announced the hiring of, bat child desertion
25-year-old Logan S Gants, for-
mer Sapulpa policeman who has
' been working a* a truck driver in
j Cushing recently Gants will re-
| place the younger Knight.
County’s TB Death Rate Nearly
Twice State’s, Bayless Reveals
Dr. I. M. BayloM. director at th* City-County Health depart
rnant disclosed thi* week that Croak county's death rata lor
lubarculoais—41.6 par coni par 100.000 paraor-n—is almaat twice
as high as (he rat* lor th* stata as awhol*.
_    i The health chiefs sUtftling
•I UUa VJ Statement ua* issued in a plea
/\ |\3yPQ directed toward those persons who
Here in Week
Humes Heads
KuiyularSnati-hr* $560 CoUlltY DrVS
Stuffed in Sod. t ires    " J
Group Plans lo Speak
Before All Citric Clubs
of Humes
permanent
-Stuffing a I860 roll of cash In
L*    T* ‘,,?*PUU'‘ m*n toI Otla Humes, owner
l"*e both here thia week when a rw. . c-„    .    L
,' ^lUmr crept into hu hotel room rJrU|t.( ° ' V    remanent
r,nd lifted the roll    ipreaidenr of the Sapulpa chapter
Victim wa. Glenn Berryhlfl n ^    •n'* Intfuatrial
Deputy Sheriff Walter Kyser'said C<'unc,‘ of Oklahoma this week
no trace of the burglar ha* been    h-re *n ?*
f und vet R.rrvhiu .oM v,____ v.. kanlaational session and made
and 2nd district direct or for the
state BAPW
Four Sapulpa kuMnets men
will appear nn the panel. They
are yet to be named Miss Gal
laghar said. The program I*
part of the plan prescribed by
th* natural organisation Is
which local chapter* co-operate.
Thurtday night s session will be
the second of the Fall term for the
local business women
Both Senior,
Junior High
At Top Peak
Total of 1.43S Pupils
In Gradas; Woodlawn*
470 Is High for City
Enrolment in Sapulpa public
schools this weak soared lo
what is baliavad lo be th#
graalast figure in th# history of
the city.
A total of 2.5.17 students were
| officially counted this week with
final figures expected to boost
| the total even higher
The total includes enrolment at
thigh school. Junior high and the
•even grade school*
(72 in High School
High school enrolment is R72
through the first of this week, ac-
cording to Principal Jennings B
Newman Enrolment In previous
years, based on figures for the
first day showed 571 In 19411. 54B
In 1947, 567 In 1946. 538 in 1945
Junior high school enndment
has hit 411 this week. Mr* Agnes
Drewry, director of elementary ed-
ucation. disrolsed
Total grads school onrolmant
coached th# 1.425 mark ovor the
weekend, she reported, pushing
the combined grade and junior
high school enrolment figure to
l.ttt.
Comparison with previous year,
showed baaed on the first day's
figures the following 1.832 in
1948. 1.621 In 1917. 1,645 m 1946.
1.565 In 1945 1265 In 1944 and
1.134 In 1943
Pock Enrolment
Records beyond 1943 for grade
and junior high school and he-
| yond 1945 lor high r-'h'-ol were
wuasiir-aa wwinril    j /■#■!** aoiw wri lllgrt Bv If
It w as reported 15 members of j not immediately available, off!
the club are tanning to attend the "tbli reported, but school author
___  si r, s r>* a -     it(as swIA tbs.. L. ■ _    _ . 
biennial convention BAPW con
vetrtlon scheduled to be held Oct.
8-10 In Hot Springs, Ark.
More than 1000 persons have
home counties in addition to the! nfc    .    .    .    been X-Raved each day in the
panhandle and other nonhFifteen ride*. Including five for1    }
counties    1 youngsters, and ten shows are ,wo    units ln Sapulpa and
Hi,,    | featured this year by the Alamo Bristow according . to Miss Mary
A total of 61 a 664    hunters    fish    ,how•, * t"p-t*0tch carnival    out-    ■•ytin    Fulton, promotion director
ermen, trappers and fur buyers|m,    ... ,    . ..    .    tar the stata health department
purchased licenses In Oklahoma' In •'•dlllon to the features men- Miss Fulton says the department
totaling $846,421 SO In the year wi’"*''!:    planned for still has an excellent chance'
ended June R 1949 These figures Thu'*'1*> *nd rtiday night enter- to break the state-wide record for
were revealed by Kelly DeBusk !    ,    . percentage of person* in the
State Game and Fish Director! , ?’?•>' * «ley-l‘*»« actlvltiee also county X-Rayed. At present, she
thl* week following mmpllauofis|,    ceased pig camtest with added. Kingfisher county has the
of annual financial statements Inr’*, ; , i? charge Children up to heaviest percentage with 69
the State Game and Fuh Depart-    *,n” !*?*" . ,n* cade school age are    Dr    J M Bayless. director of
ment    eligible to participate.    Th#    one    |h*    city-county health depart-
"Of    this amount."    PeBusk    said.    Who cl,,rhM the P'« *»    ,h*    P'f-*    ment.    said he is "more than plea-
• the    department recieved    only'    n*r °"r"er    sed"    with the turnout of Sapul-
A sack race with divisions for pans for fhe free x-rays,
large and small boys and girls. Is Thus to- ha .--ported a
slated for 4pm Immediately total ef 6.121 persons in the
following the greased pig contest eouatr have gone through tho
with prues l*> he given.    mobile units. Of this number.
Concession Stands    Sapulpa bad 2.SS6. Bristow bad
Concession stands and booths 1.614 and Drum right ,.ported
are In abundance at the fnlr to |j||,
handle all thirsty and hungry cua-    The    mobile units will move
•/“■'hamburgers, «>ld , Into the cxmnty'* smaller comm-
drtnks and coffee    I unities starting Sept 26. Miss Ful-
Judites f‘»r the Creek County ton said Towns to he visited in-
Free Fair who put the varl-cob.red dude Oilton Mounds. Kiefer Tie-
* and nngneck phe.mnt    I    Mnnnftad. Sham-
Keno    g‘.me farm will be    •"'*, rook and slick.
Increased to    80.000 and 8.000 re-    % jve«?"k F>ed Ahrburg <011    .    ‘J0'*1 of ft’6 *»ud*nts
• pectlvely m    1950 the stale game    water [tadv le^hor^ h‘,«    r" SafPUlp* h‘Kh trh™1 ,wl,h "
and tari» ^P<rtment ha. announ-1 ahM.p ueef c.itie Lloyd Stln- ToideTwere‘ vr.y^ ,h°“" 14
^pn.^mr,ly ‘U»WCTnd*r*3W,. n‘,V:    ^‘7    a,W"»: S"“'    * temporary breakdown In the ,.A"r.nU “
11    ei. mi. sj ana UP water; Horticulture-E H White- Sapulpa unit W ednesday slowed I A d “m#mbpr no one is safe
Wesley artivities but spons,.rs ,n,d the I,r,>m ,uberculu“»
~ r — -    •• • •« » « 14 >*aiaj
J693,17125. while some 1.500 lie
ense dealers over the state col-
lected as their fees for issuing
licenses a total of (151.248 25"
"We also Ismrd 12.688 free
fishing and hunting permits,"
DeBusk fMilnted out. “to >ld age
4 pensioners and veterans, bringing
the years total of both paid
licenses and free permits to 616,
322"
Production of bubwhite quail
still have failed to take advant
age of the free X-Ray clinic which
o|>erates from a mobile unit dally
in front of Newberry's store on
Dewey at
In clarifying th* seriousness
of the disease and the necessity
for Sapulpans to have the X-
Ray made. Dr. Bayless explained
the proportion of deaths tor
tuberculosis among poople oxer
45 t> steadily increasing.
"For many years, we have been
accustomed to think of TB as a
disease primarily of young adults, '
he said The majority of those
it killed were between the year*
of 15 and 45, people In the prime
of life wage earners, young par-
ents and young people Just start-
ing their life work "
In this age group, the city-
county health chief disclosed, tu-
berculosis IS the number one kiy-
er over and above cancer and
heart disease.
Since 1900, there has hoan a
steady rise la death* rap mad
from TB in those who ora 45
and older." be said, "la IB47
52 per cent of those who died
of TB were over 45. And th*
number of deaths in tha vulner-
able ages—15 to 45—had fallen
to loss than 45 per coat of the
totaL"
Since Sapulpans made their
btcal survey possible by buying
Christmas seals and paying taxes,
he added, they must want to re-
ceive full value for their effort*
“This is yx.ur survey!" he said
found yet. Berryhlll told Ky»er he
stuffod the roll In hi* sock nnd
put the sock under his pillow
He said he went to bed at about
5 a. m An hour later, he awoke
to find the sock gone along with
the money
Robert Smith. Onr-Time    Jl
Principal apaakur at tha moat-
ing attandad by mort than 100
Sapulpani was Gaorga Millar Jr.,
haad of tha Oklahoma ftuisnaas
and Industrial Council of Okla*
homa City. Th# m##ting wa*
hold in th# First Christian
church.
Pr#*idNnt Humes outUnod cam-
paign plans snd said tha organi-
sation plans to wnd a shaker
hafore every civic group in Creek
Marriage Licrn.**o Go
To FJght Couple* Here
__ ____ Eight couples were issoed marrl-
dents:    Roy M Carroll. George »k’e licenses during the week at
Wilhite. Glenn 0 Young, Ray Mar- the Creek county courthouse In
tin *nd Garth Blake, executive Sapulpa Licenses were issued to
committeemen, and Fred Patrick    *—‘    — - '
Ians for fighting repeal.
Other officers elected on a per-
manent basis were James L. Prince
and Thoma* S Harris, vice presl
Itles said they had no reason to
believe enrolment was ever gr.ai
er before the past five or six
years.
A breakdown of figures In the
various grade schools reveal the
foliowring enrolment Forrest Park
62 Garfield. 140; Jefferson 287.
Liberty. 74; South Heights. 58.
Washington. WB, and Woodlawn
470.
Saptilpan, Crash Victim
The Pat,la, Kan*. cra*h which
claimed the lives of four members
of the Outcalt family also took
the life of another former Sa-
pulpan. it was learned this week
He wa* Robert Smith. 29, Okla-
homa City, whose parents. Dr and
Mrs. !,eo L. Smith formerly lived
here It was In Sapulpa that Dr ___ ____y _____ ...____
?i!!lithT.^beKar t hl* n>edical prac- county where they can be invited
A similar organisation is being
planned for Mounds for Thursdav
night with a number of Sapulpans
planning to attend to help organ-
ize the club there
Members set Sept. 20 as the
next meeting date for the group
The session will be held in the
basement auditorium of the First
Baptist church with Mayor Ollie
J l.ee of Muskogee, as principal
speaker.
tic#. The crash occurred over
;.abor Day weekend.
Frataaeai Has Boat. To*
During the fall and spring sem-
esters he supervises University of
Oklahoma student reporters And
In tha summer C. Joe Holland,
assistant professor of Journalism,
practice* what he preaches on a
downtown newspaper heat. Re-
porters are generally on the sel-
dom side In summer months, so
Holland covers Norman’s city hall
and courthouse for the Oklalwima
Jer I Crafford, 21, Tulsa. _
Shirley, Dowling. 18. Tulsa
Bobby W Capps, 21. Bristow,
snd Jo Ann Warren. 18. Briatow.
Paul R Sherman. 25. Sand
! springs, and Mary V Sutton. 29.
| Tulsa.
Burrell A Wanrou. 22. San Fran-
j cisco Calif, and Betty Williams,
2it. Tulsa
Elmer Wright, 12. Tulsa and
Eunice Kaaie Griffin, 31, Tulsa
Howard Wsntland 37. Sapulpa.
and Martha Planch. 38, Sand Spr-
ings
Cleo McClendon. 18. Depew, and
Frances Cook. 16 Depew
Paul G Ryan. 26 Tula*, and
Patricia Ann Page 30. Tulsa.
Driving a car is twice as danger-
------------— ------------- ous in rural areas as ln city areas
Dally. OU student paper His work according to the National Safety
also serves as a refresher course Council. Higher speed* on rural
for fall, when the reporters come highways account tor much of the
back.    hazard
TB Workers Get Chest X-Ray
expected to 'he reached this year    ^ “^ Cr.ms We,'lev
when final distribution of game i'i. 'c n *'t!r rLlwed'r-^ ?iV*.7 ?u' ,pons"rj *m,, ?h'
end of , Stlllwfttw, Canned Goods rain had already alnwed the turn
r,,u    Irons* HnKorta MiiaLixoua llom. _e wl ___, .    ....
bird* are completed at the end of
September.
Sapulpans Due Ch—pf
To Do ExtuNM Work
Sapulpans will bf offered an
extension courae hr OklaliiMng A
and M college beginning Monday,
Sept. 19. at T p. m. In Room U4
of the high school building
Work taken In IRIS cowan win
aply to graduate tad undergrad
until all are
Scout Increase
Forecast Here
Lower Age Requirements
May Add Mora City Units
Sapulpa scouting ranks are ex
pected to swell a* a reault of ih«
new ruling which makes 11-year
old boys eligible to Join the Boj
Scouts and 8-year-olds eligible foi
Cub packs
District Chairman Ray Glcrhari
predicted local troops may be si
crowded with the new "eligible,'
that more troops may be necess-
ary to satisfy the youths' de
mands At present he Mid, Sapul
pa has six troops and three |*rki
with an estmialed 300 boys signed
up
Ft*
ssrssr.cr.fts -    ««
reveals
Seeking divorces were Laura
Shelton from Freeman Shelton;
Pillie Luckey from A. C. Lucky:
Pauline Green from James Green
Harvey Lee from Thelma Lee and
Ruby Holwell from Leonard Hol-
**n.
Granted divorces during court
action this week were Fern Owens
from R J Owens. Dtllle Luckey
from A C. Luckey Junior Cren-
<haw from Billy Lee Crenshaw and
Harvey Lee from Thelma Lee
Fi\e Request Di\orees:
Decrees Gi\en to Four
-Irene Roberts. Muskogee. Home out The machine will *be In aetton
Article* F.velyn Nance Okmul- again sh.wtly. It was added
go#, and Clothing—Gladys Thom-,    - -
poon. Tulift.    I Ftople cause moat forest fires.
More Than $250,000Will Pop*
Into Area in GI Dividend Pa/f
If no more veterans in fUnulvw *>.«*    .la «« *    ----
Rosemary Watson, 4,
Is First Polio Case
Japulpa's first potto victim of
th* y*ar is four-yvar-old Rosemary
Watooo daughter of Mr. and Mrs
C. L Watson of IS N. GNaibeth st
TYte Watson child was diagnosed
as a polio victim this week and
rushed 'to St. Johns hospital ln
Tula* where a conclusive test was
.f <?>*»/'
1 i'l
A I
M no more veterans In Sapulpa to vefa Include thf Vgter«p of ....    wal
as on the campus which Is •• an more than a quarter of a million can Legion All organizations will v hlch handles only acute ewes
-------- -    --- dollars poured Into ex-service- conUnue to pass out application --------------- ■
men s pockets In this area.    ; forma until there la no longer a
As of latest count, more than demand for them. It was snnounc-
1.500 veterans have applied for ed this week
I?1 ‘"*irance dividends At Veterans Admlnlatratlon head
Monte Potter Attached
To Helieopted Outfit
Monte R Potter aviation eler-
'rkian’s mate secowl class. USN
son of Ifr aod Mrs Lee E Tot-
ter uf R>,iit* 2. Sapulpa. la at-
tached to Navy Helicopter Squad-
ron One baaed at the Naval Aug
council of Boy Scouts, made th
announcement
Cub Age Dip# Also
This was made official atom
with lowering the entrance ag
for Cub scouting to eglht and Ex
plorer acouting 'formerly semo
scouting i to 14 at a meeting o
the national executive board li
Boston May 23-24
Ken F Wrxxtward. scout execu
tlve. of the Creek Nation Ar«
council, and Jim Edwards. Belt
scout executive, have recently re
turned from the annual regions
scout executives training confer
ence held at the University o
New Mexico at Albuquerque
rsn.-Kja a <3
wri*- r»«wB*n #t in# >«\ ai Aua-1    vsviuuic oi
liary Air Staaon. MRantar f«iR (bending this week in
Services provided by th# heft. f°unctl area, assisting
xxrvla.    A___    1__. z.    ttrve « to . Bull_______
■ e wr* »«^w x«iii|rua xxwxxwx xw wm
hour. If tha studanl wish** a S-
hour course, th* f#« will be |M
or If the student wishes a 4-hour
course, the fee will be 134.
It la important that parsons In-
terested be present Monday so
_ the work can be ngRsnl— < nnrnrd-
w to the needs of th* tea char* pre-
William Henry Harrison, ninth
president to the U. 8 served the
. ahorteet term. He tad tt M*
4 Bfter fc!s Inriftatlefi. _ i. .
Hospital attendants administered
a spinal tap to make the diagnosis
She suffered a paralyzed right !
leg by the time she was examined-1
before going to Tula* Earlier she!
•pendlnf-xir savtn*, purpoma—In Ions to person, authorized to file Rosemary la reported In "satis-
the Brat checks*are to" be^maUed ,0^lnc^Jnp*,*ntJ '*“■'•'**' refunds, factory condition" ln Tulsa.
""iLwi wndn. unit, .hieh s.n'    W‘U r^,v*    Ed*1" Booth I* tha paly octet
Ural rarvlra units which have al aotlra concerning dependent who has been elect#* to th* Hall
hanfed out the rfUcaUo* vgt.jsM. .........3t rar 9    -
Prartklas what they are shoot to praaeh. Mr*. Lac lit K Evans
and K. J. McClendon, new health narhars far the Uihkoau raker-
tskik Aaserlittea. had their own chest* x-caged kef ere mam In*
dmtat Biptornku 1- They are shewa above krkh| at their a-ray
flhna al the Variety ( lak MraJtk Center In lAbhras City
The new Arid teachers wUt help coordinate stale-wide lekerca
Mb pear—task kettvtUss, carry ant krattk edoaalMa pros tun. and
hslp^dhdta^i»i|^^ lM^n*k«^e*b^w i?" *■??! Unhh
copter vjuadron Include air-aes
rescue with the helicopter hover-
mg over one spot and hoisting a
pilot from the water or ground;
photography; delivery of mall or
personnel to ships underway, gen-
eral observation for amphibious or
underwater demolition training
and flights to areas Inaccessible to
other aircraft
If you're as bright as your
lights, you'll dim 'em! The Na-
tional Safety Council says dark-
ness adds danger to highway traf-
fic, especially If drivers are hhnd-
*.>y.n«h olh«. Keep your pres
luMijpiiT.amm!r rp*d'
Clan Slnglet m, deputy ragiunz
scout executive of Daliaa,
the lo#t
___. ____  with    plan
tor the fall program
Oris# t* |p Launched
A Council-wide campaign Is b<
ing launched within a few week
however, to organise many nei
units to aecommodate these boy
Institution* Interested In ualn
scouting should contact Boy Scot,
headquarters. Municipal buildlni
Okmulgee, telephone 1614.
Interested parents can contai
the same address or see any «
the following local leaders;
Marshall McCombs, organlzatto
aad extension
Ray Oterhart, district chsirmai