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THI CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS Tuesday October 4 155
THRU .
Japan Facing Deadly Month
Of Roaring Pacific Typhoons
Four Dogs Used
In Test As Aid
On Police Beats
PHILADELPHIA ilt-Four Ger-
man Acpherd dofi which at a
TOKYO V-Japu la the bun-
aye at which from taw to three
dozen disastrous Pacific typhoone
are aimed each year.
October la when moat of them
dam home.
When the typhoon rip ' into
densely populated Japan thou-
sanda of housea are blown away
scores of persons are crushed hy
flying debris and drowned in flash
floods huge waves splinter fishing
craft and thousands of acres of
aotely needed rice plants are
destroyed.
Heavy Damage
Damage from a single storm
can top 100 mill low dollars.
Typhoon Louise this year's most
violent took at least 41 lives last
week during its rampage through
outturn Japan. Another SOS were
injured. The storms howling winds
tore down a high-tension erirs and
started a fire that destroyed the
center of Niigata a city of a quar-
ter fillHnw
After Louise howled out to sea
nearly 900000 persons erere bome-
On her way up Typhoon Alley"
Item Guam Louise also flattened
the American hue on historic Iwe
Jtma and took a pass at Okinawa
where the United States maintains
a large garrison.
Typhoon Marge howled to a atop
today on Japan's doorstep after
keeping M million Japanese on
edge for days.
And new typhoons are brewing
In the South Pacific gathering
team for the charge to the north.
When full grown. Pacific ty-
phoons are twisting terrors that
whirl wind of 73 to 17S miles an
hour around a hollow center. They
cut path as wide as 350 miles.
They dump torrents of lashing rain
sometimes as much as a foot
in a few hours.
Typhoons are called hurricanes
in the Western Hemisphere. They
act exactly alike and pack the
same destructive power with (he
edge if any probably going to
the typhoon.
"Typhoon Alley in the Pacific
runs from Guam and the Philip-
pines through the East China Sea
over Okinawa and up the Japa-
nese island chain.
Some storms blow themselves
out harmlessly over the ocean. But
n average of three to aix a year
streak right up flu Island chain.
They have plagued Japan for
centuries.
Fred C. Othman
WASHINGTON I'm starting
this essay with fear and trembling;
Im not scared so much of the
hungry ducks as I am of the two
smbattled duck hunters In Coo-
I wish the Messrs. Henry
S. Bcuss (D.. Wis.) and J. Arthur
Younger (R. Calif.) would get
together over a duck dinner with
maybe some Wisconsin cheese
and California orange Juice on the
aide and leave me out of it But I
fear lids is not to be. Hay are
touchy.
Their troubles started along
about last June when duck hunter
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gate ad hr virtu at Button II.
rtSta IS af the Conrtltution rt tea
ate af mislinnis and Ordinance In.
rt tta OtTScatataw. State rt
Uahama. auttoririns to eallin af
art talk iwimf sn tta ml day af
Boptomtar UNi 1. the
Mayer af laid City
election (a be bald te laid
lltb day af October lit In
pom at autentttlns to the
ualtflad property tea-)
1 Mid City th fcUewta
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than the City af
war and aonotruotina and equipping a
water raomwiir and watorwnrtu and
watetwooba wtaw tharaoa te be ewnad
aaebniralr by said oily and tevy and
Bllwt sa trnuiAl fg oMItlMi to
an oUiar taxes wan an tbs taxable
stoyirty te aaid sW pifflrlont te pay
tea tetarart an laid bonds as tt tali
tend ter Ilia paymwit af the principal
tbarasf wtaa Sue aaid bands te bear
tetrrart at art te avoaad the lata af
serially arithte Iwaiiy ftva ran
rt the araamitten as abi
md ten aka nimtsta tea
Of tha voter infra te rate ter tea
above pmportUan ha ahan ateap an X"
te tha tert square above; If ha daahaa
te vote aeainst tea above prapoaltkxi
te aban stomp an ptf te tta srilrd
equals above). -The
pelk test! be apanad rt Sill
ausly until and ba alosad at till clock
SSL
The amabir and IoobUm af tha poB-
tes plaoaa and tha Banana who aban
aandurt aaid alaction shall ba aa
1. Twiturt I
Judga: Dm
ratters.
Jude; i
ntharaiL Clok
Clark.
Votln Ptaast Kagrs M list
tea Avenue.
Ward 1. Vra wa P
Wsctlea Otddak! Mia. Lan
fodea; Mn. Qeo. Wright Judge; bite.
If. B. BatcllH Oarki Htek I. Hearten
dark
VoUnc Place! George Wright
O Oaorgla Avn.
Ward 1 Prills at a
Mrs. M. U
Judge Mrs. J. H. lama judga; lira
John Brown rtarki Mrs A. C. S Iras ter
Clrrk.
Voting Plaaai Lswrt Oaraaa UH Mo.
Ward t Ptaafart
Election Officials: Mrs Laura B. tbu-
men Judge; Mrs. Sudla Bowman hide;
Mm Lucille Ingram alarm Mn. Hataa
Boas 'dark.
Voting pises:
ante and street.
Ward A Prartait t
Wretion Officiate A. B. Hnaaa Judfe;
Mte C. B. Vmablr Judas; Mra B. H.
Ford clrrk; Mrs. Vista mu Min cleric.
Votln Piece: Vocational School MU
outt Mte btraat.
Ward A Prrrtnrt a
Wrotlsn Ofllclak: C. W. Paytoa judeo;
Mn. A. K. Cotllne Judea; Mte a. V.
Dsvta clerk; Mn. Carl Smith dark.
Vatina Placet C. W. Paytoa larldwina
UH South Uth Btraat
Ward A Praatart 1
aisctlan Officiate an Bania Bay
Judte! Ctare Barton Judea: Mte Tynia
Walter akrki Mrs MUdrsd Tsmlilim.
VUn Ptaoa: Mn. A. B. Bay cml-
danoa dll Mina. Am.
Ward A Fwtart I
Wtetlte Officiate Mte a A Spooa
Jude: Mn. W. A McCormick -Mte
Bffta Li Hard siarkj Mte
Vatins PIsgs: PM Lulharan
Awaar. fit So Sth Btraat.
Ward A Praalait a -
rite John MWmiA Judge;
Bdaa Mas Link. Jutae; Mte Floyd
Gataka alarm Mte Wda - '
. W- H. Buntekta isrt-
daaoA UN Kama Avanua.
Ward A Prnlait f
martian Offldste Mrs. A. W. Slnanona.
Judga; Mrs. Lana Wtndt judge; Mrs.
Xdlth Griffin dark; Mte J.
. stark
Voting Piece: Mte A. V.
laaldanoA M Barth Uth Stmt.
Ward A Frarbnl 1
lactlen Officials! A W. Smith. Judsas
Mte A W. Smith Judss; Bkan fradL
Clark: Mary Gay. drrk.
Vatins Ptssn City Hall PoUaa Sta-
WRME8S My Hand is Maysr rt mid
City. lxd la tad City am tta Mte
dgrrt aaetetate; IMA
JACK LOW
ATTEST:
DOMNA BOLDOB
Reusa charged "wealthy game
hogs la California with sprinkling
eon around their duck blinds so
tha birds would flutter up to be
slaughtered.
He then went into detail. Tor
two yean he aaid. 140 different
duck dube in California have been
springllng grain around to attract
ducks within shotgun distance.
Heartless
Anybody who baits ducks like
this he said le neat thing to a
murderer. He said such heartless
ones would get as much sport -by
buying di eased thicks at a poultry
market
He charred (I looked it up to
make sure) that among the chief
layers of ducks were Califor-
nia bonkers. He said these money
men were duck hunters every one
end that they were the ones who
put the pressure en the Fish and
Wild Life service to allow such
duck baiting.
This made Hep. Younger a bank-
er most of his life so angry that
he almost but not quite hissed
like a duck. He had to count ten
before he could reply. But reply
he eventually fid.
The villains arent benken or
duck hunters either he said but
ducks. Millions of hungry ducks.
Tha trouble la that in sunny Cali-
fornia Am duck hunting season co-
incides with crop ripening time.
Every time the skies were black
(well gray) with ducks flying
South' thawd be thousands of
acres of rice and grain and other
duck delicacies waiting for them.
. Fields Kaiaed
Tha ducks were so pleased with
this apparent . hospitality that
they'd lpnd eat and keep on eat-
ing. Many a farmer found his fields
ruined. The loss mounted into the
millions.
So said the gentleman from San
Mateo tha farmers persuaded the
powereGiatbe to sprinkle grain
around the marshes to keep the
ducks from the fields it turned
out that most of these duck parte
discs or at least 300.000 acres of
them were owned by the duck
chit. Rep. Younger aaid there-
fore that the earn sprinklers were
prohibited from spreading feed
closer than 300 yards to any blind.
This did not impress Rep.
Reus. He Issued a blast a couple
of daya back from his home in
Milwaukee charging a nefarious
plot When Rep. Younger heard of
this he put out a counter explosion
In print from Sen Mateo.
He challenged Rep. Reusa to
come out for a look at thosa hun-
gry ducks and bet him a cast of
California oranges against a wheel
of Wisconsin cheese that any rea-
sonable man (including ha hoped
the gentleman from Wisconsin)
would see the right of what tha
Californians were doing.
At this writing theres been no
further word from Wisconsin but
I expect it momentarily. Look out
ducks. People also would he well-
advised to seek cover.
will Jump through a
plate glass window are bring used
la aa experiment that may prove
fit solution to the shortage of po-
lice officers in many of the na-
tion's communities.
The experiment first of its kind
fat city police work according to
Commissioner Margurite C. John-
son of Dearborn Mich. is being
conducted ia her dtp of 120000.
"Instead of having two police-
men on a beat we can send out a
dog and an officer she said. "The
dog. if commanded will Jump
through a plate glass window
flush out a suspect and disarm
him enter a bunting building to
search for victims seals a 14-
foot fence and stand guard."
Cemmlssiaaer
Mr. Johnson who Is the nations
only woman police commissioner
is attending the (2nd annual Inter-
national Assn of Chiefs of Police
Conference how. A grandmother
she also la commissioner ef the
Fire and Communications Depart-
ment. "So far" she said we think
the experiment is terrific."
"The dogs who also travel in
patrol cars could save many offi-
cers' lives" she said. If a man
is armed with a knife or gun or is
hided up somewhere fits dog will
find him flush him out disarm
him and then guard Mm until tha
officer arrives.
And officers get no
they are petrolling with a dog. Ev-
erybody respects them."
She recalled how a dog held four
men at bay while an officer left
him and walked down a long Mock
to call for a patrol car. When ha
returned rite said tha men hadnt
budged an inch.
Commissioner Johnson brought
one of the dogs. Sgt Orvis with
her to the convention. Lika all the
dogs ha la perfectly gentle unless
commanded by Ms officer or train-
er to flush out a quarry ef attack.
Sgt. Orvle registered at the con-
vention fay (ticking his paw dipped
in ink on a application blank.
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Fresh As A Daisy
Clean As A Whistle
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AMBER A former resident end
high school graduate. Mix. Ed Mc-
Clure. and daughter now of En-
terprise Alto is visiting her pate
ante here.
Mn. McClure is the daughter
ef Mr. and Mrs. Curly Knisa.
Capt. McClure is to Join his fam-
ily later.
Jerry taadridge art Clavla
Henderson have returned to Ok-
lahoma Baptist University Shaw-
nee after visiting their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Standridge
end Mr. and lira. Norwood Hen-
derson. Mn. Mart Meadows entered
Wesley Hospital Oklahoma City
today for minor surgery.
North Carolina has 4.334 miles
of railroad.
Traffic Court
Bonds Posted
Aifion Monroe Wolford IT Sit
Colorado has posted a $3 bond ia
city traffic court for alleged fail-
ure to yield rightogway as result
ef an accident shorter before I
p.m. Monday ia the 300 Mock on
Chickasha.
Involved were a 33 tador driven
by Nod Leo Richards. 23 Til
South ltth and a 31 tador driven
by Wolford.
Police reported the Wolford car
was bring becked from a curb
and rolled into the right tear aide
of the Richard car.
Minor damage was reported as
result of another accident Mon-
day at Third and Choctaw during
a rainstorm.
Involved were a TO tador driven
by Carl Anthony Rempe 21
Chickasha route two and a 43
tador driven by Bill Monroe Rob-
inson. 437 Frisco. Both cars had
been moved from the scene at the
time of investigation by city patrolmen.
Bonds Forfeited Fines
Levied In City Court
Rajrmond Festa 30. and Audra
Arvetta Festa SO addresses not
available each forfeited a 312
bond and a 330 band hi municipal
court Monday for drunkenness
and resisting aa officer.
Frank Bushlnger aga and' ad-
dress not available pleaded guil-
ty to chargee of drunkenness and
indecent exposure and was as
sessed 310 and 330 fine en tha
two counts. Nine other persons
forfeited bond or pleaded guilty
and were assessed fines totiding
3134 for drunkenness.
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