Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 62, No. 284, Ed. 3 Thursday, January 3, 1952 Page: 4 of 10
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Estimated Income
Estimated Expenditure
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From Local Sources
Pupil Services
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$2,680,000
__$5,440,000
deletions are made.
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From State Sources
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Veterems, Adult Education
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__ $33,000
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Physical Plant
$162,000
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Operatien: Custodien salaries.
From Federal Sources
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A THOUGHT FOR THE NEW YEAR
__$639,000
Moimtenance
$573,000
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greunds Improvements, reel ostate purches .
__$100,000
____ $133,000
LOW PRICE!
Surplus from Prier Yoer
$356,000
Total
Total
$7,162,000
$7,162,000
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two years ago. He died a short time commission.
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York Rite body-at McAlester, and;
a member of the Christian church
FOR FREE HOME
DEMONSTRATION
OR MAIL MANDY COUPON BELOW
en poses as a boy and gets away
with it, was held as a cattle rust-
ler Thursday, although she didn t
actually steal the cow—she just
THE TOWN'S SURROUNDED
BY DEFENDERS, i THEY
CAM HOLD OFT TH' INJUNS.
WEVE GOT HIM TRAPPED
It takes a lot of management to
run school cafeterias which feed
thousands of youngsters every
2 day. Typical manager is Mrs.
Clyde Turner, 1125 SW 35, who
oversees food purchase and prep-
aration at Taft junior highschool.
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tive duties, and in the case of
Lenore C. Madison, 1845 NW 15,
also teaches. She is teacher-
principal at Franklin Kaiser.
37 to Receive
OCU Degrees
On January 18
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Contract Awards Bared
NEW YORK, Jan. 3— (P_Con-
tract awards for heavy construc-
tion reported in the week ended
Monday totalled $159,136,000, En-
gineering News-Record and Con-
struction Daily said Thursday.
Eyeing of POW
Mail Claimed
sufferers :
who went ;
doughboy has succumbed to the
communist line."
was temporarily deducted from
teacher salaries. By the time the
term is ended, however, additional
money is anticipated from county
sources to reinstate that bugetary
item.
The ledger sheet below shows
the source of revenue and the
uses to which it is put. At the top
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• Soles, rentehs, ell, ges
Rogers Co.
WATER HEATEE SPECIAL
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eral instruction, that is for salaries ministrators' and supervisors’ sal-
of teachers, principals, clerks and aries and administrative supplies.
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Orphem tuitioms, Bmie aid, Mendicupped OU
tultlon. State kM load „Vecetione education
Premier Stalin and published ।
all front pages that it had fi
it suited me fine when my father been associated for the past 16
moved to Texas from Connecticut years with the soil conservation
was in Hokkaido, Japan, with th|
former Oklahoma national guard
division. Electrical outlets werh
taken for granted there. However,
the 45th division and Kimbrough
have since moved to Korea.
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science in business degrees include
Frank S. Coleman, 312 S Eckroat;
Jack Daniel Edwards, Oklahoma
City; Henry Gallien III, 1441% NW
Look Who’s Talking 2
MOSCOW, Jan. 3—«_The Si- .
viet chemical industry announce^
Thursday in a telegram aent t
As a food consultant for the J.
Walter Thompson Adverstising
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Administretiont
Soluries, odministretive supplies
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war prisoners in Korea before for-
warding it to the U. S,
An official spokesman said he
could state only that there is no
। censorship of the mail from com-
munist prison camps in that no
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Tuesday night when the' mother of
one of the boys involved suspected
her son’s playmate was a woman.
Twice before, she said, she has
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Delightful t Taste
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Pelivered * Yeur
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Sterilized Bentle
YOU'LL ENJOY
Drinking
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A College education is no longer
a luxury. Today it is a necessity.
NEW STUDENTS ENROLL
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Auxiliary services,
, huhh and tremsportation
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- I fuel, light end wator
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agree to operate the oil industry,
which has become virtually idle
following Iran’s nationalization of
her oil resources.
Two Branches Formed
By Dow Chemical Co.
plete control over the industry’s
operations.
Mossadegh informed Robert L.
Garner, vice-president of the bank,
that he could see no reason for
Pervonel end Corporetion Tea
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Schools couldn’t operate without
heat, lights and many other tech-
nical items handled by engi-
neers. Frank Reavis, 2508 Mald-
en drive, head engineer at Taft
junior highschool, checks a fuel
cutoff valve of the mammoth
boiler system.
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Miscelleneous Texes: Intengible,
Auto liceme. Gross production
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Fixed Charges, Rentels and insurence
---------$94,000
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discloses that major sources of for instructional supplies. Opera
school revenue come through thetion and maintenance also claim a
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KOREA, Jan. 3—--Old St. Nic
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homa City. At left are some of
the people who make possible the
operation.
The income side of the ledger'
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7 bmboy, 21, Held for Rustling Conservation Aid
Part of Cow She Helped Kill Dies at Chickasha
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NW 28; Charles Evans Cavin, Jay;
Charles E. Doughty, 6515 N Laird;
Gene Eddie, 1802 Wilahire; Virgil
M. Falk, 1940 NW 14; Wayne T.
Ford, Sallisaw; Owen K. Harry,
1214 NW 18; Bruce C. Hodge, 1418
NW 49; Lora L. Hodson, 1425 NE
19; W. Richard Huser. 900% NW
19; Lewis Clark Jones, Sand
Springs.
And Alice Kewley, 2131 NW 20;
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Mrs. Eleanor R. Sigel, 78, a widely- MEXICO CITY, Jan. 3— IP— A
known writer on foods, died in a short earthquake swayed Mexico
City buildings early Thursday but
year-old boy, filed a felony theft
of a cow charge against Elaine
| Rose Viele after she admitted that
’ she shot the cow with a .22 rifle.
After killing the cow, she said
J in her statement, she and two 10
| and 14-year-old boys, who didn't
I suspect she was a girl, carved off
| a 25-pound hunk of the hindquar-
... 4 . . .ter and barbecued it over a fire
Another important cog in the they built nearby. They left the
educational setup is the princi- rest of the meat in the pasture.
BRAND NEW 19521
been in jail. She and a 15-year-old . Surviving are his wife, Ruby; two
boy were picked up in Carlsbad sisters, Mrs. Lloyd Null. Chickasha. A
N M , last October in a stolen car #nd Mrs. Daisy Long, Roswell,!
Last December she went to Gal M.Mi and a brother, Bruce Jones,
veston to work on the docks and Chickasha.
c. r — —T -----persons slept through the/Mr
She was a former foods editor of temblor. The observatory said the Ei
Parents Magazine and contributed templor apparently was centered E
articles to national women's and about 200 miles southeast of Mex “
household magazines. Her booki ico City. I I
"Good Food for Diabetics" wasp -
published in New York last March.
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BLITAT TE FAR IND OF TE TRSET, THI FLMSY BARRICADE
SuPPeNUY CRUMBL— UNDER FRgBBURK QF THB ATTLCKBKt
More OUahomans
Drink
CAINS
COFFEE
) than any other brand $
s. M/am.
3$
his parents in Abilene, Texas. *
The only trouble is that his pa
ents sent the gifts when Kimbrough
got picked up for vagrancy. Services will be held at 2 p. m
- — Friday at the Chickasha funeral
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Eploye since 1937, readies a blow-
er fan tor use at Taft
personal and corporation taxes and ( It is interesting to note the
automobile license taxes.
mier Mohammed Massadegh re-
jected Thursday any plan by the Lewiston hospital early Thursday.
World Bank for at least temporary -
revival of Iran's idle oil industry
unless his government has com-
Mossadegh made public a letter Lane cemetery. The former Hughes
of December 28 from Garner which and McCurtain county resident died
contained a statement-of the prin- Wednesday in her home,
ciples under which the bank would
"E ARRANGED
For Wood, Till
and Linoleum
it makes no differenco— A
this brand new Fleer Pel- A
isher eives year floors a /A
gleaming high pollsh! M
Saves houri if work! V
Speclally mode to use the
new Maria polishes! Fee- 6
tory twtfi ftr KM-7A
one year. VW/A
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Hard at work in Mayfair school’s fourth grade room taught by Mrs. G. B. Casey, 620 NW 61, are the youngsters
shown above. Mrs. Casey pointed out they do not always sit in this grouping but in small groups, leaving plenty of
room to move about the room without confusion. The tables were moved together and close to the windows for pur-
poses of picture-taking. Several extra children from other rooms are included, having come in for aptitude testing.
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ministered by the Sufferer, without pain p
discemfort. Few realize how serious Sins
Disense cm become if long neglecied, -a
Techniqves of treatment ore described, 7OU
ere told hew you may voie operetio.
Yev era told wher to leok for HHLP md
RELIEF near at heme, without the expena.
al traveling to some far distant gity. ♦.
This folder is sent only ta Sufferen we
want and need help. Notic may net oppebr
again. Write Naw—Today, for your fol.
We have no medicines nor godgets to «t.
L ICHERRY, I
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a darling ?
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two bank representatives here to ____________.
visit the Abadan refinery unless agency. New York, Mrs. Sigel pio-
the bank accepts the principle of "ee"e ------i- "nd ' ’
complete Iranian authority.
Torkild Rieber, president of the
Barber Oil Corp. of New York,
and Hector Prudhomme, are in
Tehran now awaiting transports- _____ ______________
tion to Abadan. They came here 73, of 1512 SW 37, will be at 2 p. mJ
as representatives of the World Monday at the Hunter funeral home
Bank.
21 H. Watai Dial 3-8474
' killed it, hacked off a 25-pound _ _________
i hunk of steak and barbecued it. later and I've been helping my I Jones was born at Chelsea in
Deputy Sheriff George Miller, steprfather around his wrecking 1880. He lived at McAlester for a
who said she looked just like a 12- yarq when Im home time and had been a resident of
I wore short hair and played Chickasha for 20 years. From 1918
in jeans all my life, she said, to 1929 he was cashier for the Me
'Once I tried to enlist in the army, Alester-Collier Coal Co.
but they told me to go away until
I grew up "
Denutire nicvna . 32nd degree Mason, member of.
Deputies picked up her trail thp Masn 10d0. N 195 I.
paratively small expenditure for
Greatest expenditure is for gen- administration, $188000 for ad-
HOUSTON, Jan 3- blue think "hew ould.mi nd because he CHICKASHA, Jan. 3_Fred M I
jean-clad 21 year-old girl, who oft- nas so many of them I
"I always wanted to be a boy,"ones, 61, of Chickasha, died s
she said. "I liked to hunt and fish Wednesday afternoon in Chickasha
and ride better than anything and hospital of a heart attack. He had!
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maowga The formation of two new wholly-
■ owned subsidiaries of the Dow
Schools must have certain tech- Chemical Co. was announced Thurs-
iniciana such as electricians, day.by Dr. Mark E. Putnam, ex-
plumbers, carpenters and paint entttompingpresident of the par-
; bra to maintain buildings and Putnam listed the two new com-
• services. Joe Stewart, 1023 SW panies as the Dow Chemical Inter-
electrician and school em- American Limited, and Dow Chem-
ical International Limited. He said
this represented a move to extend
Dow’s international activities.
I VIM STORES, INC., 501-A W. Main, Okla. City , ; -
! Wihnetsblirspimnaplg 2.93 "oprwentati......rie Mom Demenstretion .»’ -
neered in preparing foods for ad-
vertising photographs.
thew B. Ridgway's supreme head- Edwin Nall, 2144 NW 12, will
quarters refused Thursday to con /receive the only bachelor of science I in the Oklahoma city area
firm or deny a report that head- degree awarded this year, W. Sher- SEND FOR THIS NEW FOLDER
quarters officers are opening and idan Johnson, 1019 NW 34, the only N. manor how lon, you hav. surror.a,
reading all mail from American bachelor of music. « what you hev triea, thi instrucNiv. pi
ci. ____1 1 . , . tur folder, wrinen in ensily understeed
Seniors receiving bachelor of worda, will enable you to fully undertem
how you may seve yourelf yean of wHo -
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OKLAHOMACITY University
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,Thirtyrseven seniors willdon cap Wc“ Arthur Kimbrough, member o
andgownsito be graduated-from the 45th division'* 180th infant^
Oklahoma City University at com- regiment 2
mencement exercises set for Jan - 1. . „. , . 1
uarv m For Christmas Kimbrough re
hn:.N an AA.6,:1 _2m2
JEFF, PLEASE
TAKE M S <
HOME..I HAVE
A TERRIBLE ,4
HEADACHE /
24; Joseph A. Gaudin, 1117 NW 43;
All letters paui Jones, city; Robert L. Logan,
are forwarded quickly to anxious 1742 Carlisle road; Elmo C. Martin
relatives, he said. 5706 NW 42; Patricia j Monsour,
National Broadcasting Co. cor- 6700 Avondale drive; Jimmy D
respondent Joseph Levine said Morey, 2128 NE 21; Felix G Pratt w. h... « medicine no; ,2
Wednesday night that the letters m Ardmore, and Robert Gardner mo h« otkad to und 203 a p.”
are opened and exammed by allied Trner, 3609% NW 18. afrourmeney. ADDREL SiNus, P.o. **
officers “for information . . . in-.-------33 -klchome city, Okle. t
eluding any evidence that the-—
IT WAXES...IT POLISHES
SAVE HOURS OF HOME DRUDGERY
"This foldar show, how treatmemt is m .
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pal, who'takes care of all the The 1,100-pound Brahman-Jersey
individual school's administra- cow was owned by C. B. Thornton,
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CHAN HOT WATER
X ta 75 Gallons in Stock
Why chonge wotar heat-
•ri to of fan.
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NUMBING SUPPLIES
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Premier Refuses Food Authority-Writer officiating. Burial will be in Rose-
Dies in Maine Hospital h cemeter A.Chtekasha
LEWISTON, Maine, Jan. 3__ Quake Jars Mexico City
Robert Leonard Majors, Jones; Wil-
. liam D. Maytubby, 1712 NW 38;
— Arthur R. McGrew, Blackwell; Al-
vie L. McKnight, 2934 NW 20; Wil-
liam J. Naughton, 325 NE 16; Gar- — vu. pege. xua. » aau u
ner D. Noland, Yukon; William H. filled or exceeded its 1951 quota
Price, 1140 NW 47; Gene D. Shep- by December 30. ‘
herd, 646 NE 29; Warren H. Terry,, amiia
931 N Shartel; Harold E. Turner, PI1IIIO
3916 NW 24; Vivian H. White, 2111 BIEIE A
Florida, and Marie K. Losey, 916 Will W
TOKYO, Jan. 3-W—Gen. Mat NW 19. .
Edwin Nall, 2144 NW 12, will! RELIEF and HELP -
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de ubk,
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m.U. ... ceived an electric popcorn popped
Those toreceive bachelor of arts and a bag of corn. They came from
degrees include E. S. Brainard, 701 his Barents in Abilene Texas
Terms of Oil Loan
TEHRAN, Iran, Jan. 3—4— Pre
2— For maintonance mJ operatien. Veterans
8-8 treining. Will Rogors Mousing
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Outiidt Tuitions, County Fundi
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EIGHT--THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1052
Children’s Education
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pig Business in City
By MARY JO CLEMENTs
■ Operation of Oklahoma City schools is big business. It
has to be to maintain 82 buildings and educational services
for 43,000 students.
The board of education currently is operating on a
$6,693,000 budget, as approved by the county excise board.
And before the 1951-52 term is ended, the actual budget
nmucmuuu may reach $7,162,000, the
F *■ 1 amount estimated to be re-
ggkia quired.
« The excise board cut $469,000
Ed Vi from the school request, which
Trensfwr foot, county appertienment.
Salt of confiscatod liquer
I of the page is a class of elementary!
g school students at work, illustrat-_____ ______ ___... ..cug.. ....
$e vest edgin' nalrroductatfomonexkin. county in the form of real estate, i large share of the
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‘Representative of teachers who
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'it to the students is Mrs. Ger-
aldine Bartlett, fifth grade teach-
’er at Mayfair school
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