Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 63, No. 297, Ed. 3 Monday, January 19, 1953 Page: 7 of 12
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take to carry out such a transfer
en masse, if only the countries
Economy Could Nick
Sooners for $9 Millions
mers at public expense."
But there’s opposition in Okla-
break up congestion in nose, throat
and upper bronchial tubes.
You can fttl Mustergle’s wonder-
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ash to their soil; 26 36 percent
for plowing under crops to improve
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Salad Herb Banned
In Epidemic Area
STUTTGART, Germany, Jan. 18
--H e a 11 h authorities Sunday
night banned the sale of imported
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Officials said a "considerable de*
gree of probability exists” that the
endive is responsible. No American
soldiers or civilians have been aL
flirted.
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Korean war list (No. 730) that re- will be decided for the annual
ported eight killed and 23 wounded, spring cookie sale.
QUESTION: Why do millions reach first for St Joseph
Aspirin to relieve discomfort of headache,
muscle aches, pain and feverishness of colds?
ANSWER: Because St Joseph Aspirin is “aspirin at its
best," pure, dependable, fast acting to bring
5 __ greater comfort in record time.
® The Chicagoan leaves Oklahoma
City 5:00 a.m. daily for Wichita,
Kansas City, Chicago and intermediate
points. Pullmans, Chair Cars, Lounge
Car and Dining Car serving famous
Fred Harvey meals.
cAu: Santa ft Ticket Office,
Telephone: CEntral 2-2501
112 N. Robinson St.,
Oklahoma City 2, Oklahoma
R. F. Emanuel, Ditn. Pass. Agent
leaves •
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him in Falls Church, Va, is sta-
tioned at the marine corps head-
quarters in Washington. He is a
veteran of World war II and par-
ticipated in the battle for Mid-
Way island.
Sgt. Stathopulo is a graduate
of Capitol Hill highschool. His
mother is a past vice-president
of the Marine Corps League.
Wife Lives in Norman
Cronk, a veteran of Korean
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DEBORAH PAINTS CHINA, EVE
DOES BALLET DANICINGG. ,
ELVIRA RAISES PET MARMO-
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Sgt. Richard Callaway ‘
Sooners Given
Inaugural Role
. Three marines from Oklahoma
—one of whom will drive the
state float—will participate in
expenses for these some organiza-
tions. the same leaders probably
would give a big "hoo-ray."
But both REA and FHA loans
are just government money bor
rowed by farmers. Under FHA, a
farmer must show that he can’t
get the money elsewhere.
Fertilizer Lobby Opposed
Much of the opposition to PMA
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♦ Laxative Lag—that feeling of discomfort
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slow-acting laxatives bring relief.
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"I'd like to tell the
whole wide world
about the discovery
I've made,’ saysJ.M.
Flowers of Charlee-
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new man of me, no
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By ANGIE DEBO
On Jan 18 1898 Tuhm. in the Creek Nation, became its only practitioner. Dr. Charles sons leave“the"armea Porcs'ch
an incorporated town. It had waited 16 years for this oppor-C. Dickey. year and must be replaced
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Bagm ton cooling
and moothing you'll
weloome it M »treat
for tir«d, itching feet.
Andmaomx’serm-
killing action ii
amazingly effective
egainst Athiete’s
Foot . . . proven in
clinical testa. Guar-
One can almost say there have
been three Tulsas at the same
The price is lower than you may think,
and even lower still, after our liberal
TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE!.
Low monthly payments are also available
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• Soothes irritated stomach linings FASTER
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It's a lot of money to give up I
if the Eisenhower administration, •
which takes over Tuesday, does ■
balance the budget by cutting con- l
siderable spending. But in Okla-. ■
homa, there’s a feeling in many B
circles that it would be "cheap at ■
the price."
Most farm leaders expect little II
reduction in spending for other F
farm services, research, educa-N
tion, the rural electrification ad- i
ministration, farm home adminis- ■
tration or the soil conservation I
service, but one leader insisted I
“we could slash some rules, red d
tape and waste out of some of I
these.”
At least one major organization, I
the Oklahoma Farm Bureau, al- ■
ready is on record as willing to I
accept the farmers’ “fair share" 1
of any spending cuts found neces- ■
10-1fear Qaaranleed
Water dealer
FAST/K ACTING
BIS-MASTER
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Chicagoan
to Kansas City - Chicago
assistant secretary in charge of
manpower, in a summary issued , ■ —g
Sunday night as she prepared to cays may not prove too unhandy,
leave that job, said that for the Quite a, few Oklahoma City
nation to maintain its armed forces women, ingenious girls that they
at its current strength of 3,600,00, are, have been managing on 52
she thought these things would washdays a year even in leap
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 19—P—The
defense department says there is
need for continued big draft
levies and tougher policies on de-
ferment, including those for coi-
tion. Then I saw an advertisement for
gentle, speedy Sal Hepatica. Said it would
give me wonderfully fast relief. It does,
too. Why, if I take Sal Hepatica before
'breakfast, I get relief usually within an
hour!".
Yes, that's how to avoid "Laxative
Lag"* with Sal Hepatica. Sal Hepatica
gives speedy, gentle relief from constipa-
tion ... sweetens sour stomach, too! So
keep Sal Hepatica handy in your medi-
cine chest.
TWO—Before any material
change is made in student defer of rain fell. The city had just
ments there should be a tighten- three days in 1952 i
ingayp.of.de ferments on depen-| there were real downpours of an
dency grounds Men who have be inch or more. "
come eligible for such deferments .
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By GILBERT HILL
Oklahoma farmers have a cash stake of nearly $9 mil-
lions to lose if federal expenses are cut sharply.
That’s their “payments” for so-called agriculture con-
servation practices made by the production and marketing
■ [administration—and PMA al-
ready is under plenty of fire.
EMae ‘Cheap at the Price'
Mnad
LIONEL COLLECTS OLD LOCO-
MOTIVE WHISTLES, EUSTACE
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Tragedy Strikes Seattle Family When Gun Accidentally Fires -I "irephote
Mrs. Iola Neal, her son, Michael, 12, and his stepfather, Glen Neal, try to comfort one
another in their Seattle, Wash., home after the boy accidentally shot and killed his
8-year-old sister. The boy was playing with a rifle and his sister was washing her
play dishes when the gun went off, Neal told officers he blamed himself for leaving
the loaded gun in the house.
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since the Korean war started n. 11 11.
should serve first.” Disabled Veterans,
THREE—A college deferment . 1. n 1. ... .
should “not be permitted to be Italian olice Clash
come a virtual exemption,” she
said. “When a man graduates, he ROME, Jan. 18—(Reuters)—Riot
should then enter military service police threw tear gas bombs at!
even though he may have become disabled former servicemen in a
Swift Jaytime streamliner ’
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• National Pakag Drups, Inc k. Loe tj. too.
Kills 7
90%
of
FUNGUS GERMS
CAUSING
ATHLETES
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lege students and new fathers. . .. , ----
Mrs. Anna M. Rosenberg, the automatic clothes dryers for sale.
• ° 1 There are, by calendar count,
365 days in 1953, and 83 rainy
Stathopulo, whose wife, Jun- is, of course, far from unanimous, take to carry out a mass Jewish
ella, and two sons reside with ' " "e —" 1 u
town government according these included a bank and three
to Creek laws and customs, weekly newspapers. Then there was
But the white man's enterprise an uncounted number of Creek
business men. Tulsa was not only
Gentle, Speedy
SAL HEPATICA
. . -.- .. .... This was not the first town organization. The Creeks!
Denmanteiscebnsedpppositiohtbt the had a town of that name when De Soto came through the
"fertilizer lobby," which has sold present Alabama in 1540. One branch of that ancient settle-
millions of dollars worth of chem ment came west as a town in 1856, settled at the present
icals “which last only a year or Tulsa site, and maintained
two, and mean a profit to far-
IKY RE THE MOST FASCINATING.3
- - . STMULATING FAMILY, ALICE. *
MUSTEROLEI"
RUSSELL PLUMBING CO.
47 N. E. 23
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a parent in the meantime. Nor elash Sunday.
'should he be further deferred for The wounded veterans, carrying
n . [occupational reasons," [placards demanding higher pen
Pennsylvania Area More Women Needed sions. had assembled to place a
• The only woman top executive [wreath on the tomb of Italy's un-
Looking IGF Doctor in the defense department said be- known soldier.
d fore the "leaks in our present de-
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 18—(-If ferments” for draftees are plugged
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’' TElt—MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1953
is a veteran of Guam Iwo Jima Thursday at the citywide institute fabricated by communist propa-
and Korea for Girl Scout neighborhood chair- gandists in eastern Europe.”______
The three marines will' be men, cookie chairmen and new
among nearly 20,000 members of neighborhood club officers,
the armed forces who will help . Sessions will begin at 9:30 a.m.,
make the parade one of the most in the YMCA, NW 5 and Robinson,
colorful in history and close at 2:30 p.m. Women may
- — - bring their own lunches or patron-
8 Killed in Korea snack bar on the main
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19—(- The These institutes are tyice-a-year
defense department Monday iden- affairs. This one Thursday is a
tified 31 battle casualties in a new must for cookie chairmen. Plans
be “impossible” to hang out your __________________....
family wash on 83 days of the the Stuttgart area where 581 per-
year, it says here. sons have been stricken in a ty-
This information comes from a phoid epidemic. There have been
group of appliance menu- five deaths since the epidemic be-
facturers, who “make a study of gan last month.
such things." And, understand-
anteed to matinfy yqu 5,
or your money back.
Bactine
MAHO mo. ill mt. ore.
genmdde-mutiseptikc.dendertdhe
HiriSy...liuey!
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fooling. Seems like I
never could get fast relief from constipa-
agents and 4 H club leaders.
mm. - j There would almost certainly be
Va, a fight over any cutting of funds
I for lending to farmers under the
"2 REA or the FHA. If proposals
' ® [were made to reduce spending for
-42 "administration," the salaries and
sary. They have in mind their
“payments."
Mora Funds Sought
The Oklahoma bureau has askedl
for more funds for "education and
[research ” That means, for prac
tical purposes, money for the ex
-periment station at Oklahoma
A&M college and for the extension
service, which includes county
agents, home demonstration
DONT FOOL
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point out “were not getting too The ZOA statement was con- AAaEefAeRI
much fire and plenty of support," tamed in a resolution demanding Lmr3l
and that farm states generally that Russia stop its "campaign of ---- •T= ■
voted for Eisenhower in 1952. intimidation” against Jews and re- ThiapneveWer Relieves Distress- |
— lease some two and a half million Breakarkocal Conzestien
A. 1 g A of them now living in eastern Eu- Al. then Stightestimsough.
Girl Scouts to Get rope. ST.'IS’aniS.
I Official Warns 282 Dry Dayg
More Big Draft
Oklahoma City will be on the
pXt’ e yim'n^^lcime^
Deer township, a community of now done'by nsoldiero at -obs
more than. 44.000 population within The need for tighter draft policies
15 miles of Pittsburgh. and continuing high monthly draft; . <1 L ,LLA I
East Deer has been without a calls, as Mrs. Rosenberg outlined 181 you how 06 9618
physician since the recent death of it, is because about a million per- gentle fast relief
from, constipation.
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place on the Arkansas: a Creek
M-Sgt. Elbert A. Stathopulo, IEhould be done at his own expense But in spite of these handicaps, town with its chiefs and its cere-
31, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. stcuuse"itinerenses‘crop "yfeld ” Tulsa, carried on much business, monials; a "foreign" settlement of [
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Cronk, Norman, will drive an all- blamed for which are of no real ~ .. . oxanoma, wnere. many cen
another , Zionists Urge Mass .
0 w:11 ti. a o Included is $15 million for run- C are people now living in Tulsa
Sgt. Richard D. Callaway jr., lions to pay farmers for sugar they Jewish Emigration phases of the city's existence.
31. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. don’t raise so it can be produced O
Callaway, Fairfax, is one of the in Cuba: $83 millions for the school Nrw vovu r.. 10m
marines selected to guard the lunch program, and $11.5 millions „NE" -OKK: ,n' 18.m-The
parade route following the in- for “marketing service and nws." Zionist Organization of America
auguration. Farm attitude against payments said Sunday it would gladly under-
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movement "would gladly under- funsgerspeedynneronut, |
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mers do takp advantape of thp came to Tulsa when the Atlantic . • • 1 . T
payments anI most farmers n re and Pacific (Frisco) railroad build- an important cattle shipping point,
cent “ears h“ e been spaying ingout from Missouri established a but.a trading center for an exten-
plenty of income taxes, station there in the spring of 1882. 56 istnat
" The figures in ’he last official Ne City Government federal judgein te Indian Terri-
IF report, November, 1952, reveal that The railroad right of way had tory made « rather doubtful ruling
JI/ only 61,854 out of 203 435 farmers been granted by congress, but the that the towns had the right to
in the state participated in PMA settlement that grew up at the sta- incorporate under existing statutes
payn’e?«8Jhed*\"!ne Pv-ln?'tlon was on Creek soil. Nobody The Tulsa business leaders im-
was 5136.82 and small pay ments could even buy a lot on which to mediately got up a petition to the
ranged down to an average of erect a place of business. If a busi- court for incorporation. They be
ness man was a Creek, he had the lieved at first that they would be
right to construct improvements on permitted to lay out a townsite
The chemical- fertilizer situation any part of the public domain, and and secure title to lots, but in
is particularly galling to Okla tribal law protected him as long as this they were mistaken. The
homans. he occupied them. If he was a Creeks still owned the land.
In Oklahoma, the payments break white man, he paid for a “traders" I Officors Elected
down this way—22 29 percent for license, and this gave him an im- n . ... . . .
"inorganic” practices or applica- plied right of occupancy. 11 Was under this petition that
tion of lime, phosphorus and pot-
month through next June. The at the record. Although 1952 had
latest draft call, for February, is one full day more than 1953,
53,000. She said the* 52,000 figure! there were only 71 days on which
compares with an average of 35,- any noticable rain fell in our |
000 for the past 12 months. The! city.
callshad been as low as 10,000 dur- And there were only 29 Jays of !
ing that time, 1952 in Oklahoma City that were [
Derendeney Question Riesed genuinely rainy. On those days
at least a quarter of an inch
g,
. the town was incorporated. City
There was no city government, officers were elected, local Gr-
and no way of laying taxes for dinances were enforced, and a
public improvements. The only public school was established. A
_ „ , .. schools for white children were pri- few months later congress passed
There is 22.10 percent for_ build- vate schools and the mission the Curtis act providing for the
holding range out of service or no water system, no police nor fire work was finished in 1902. From
re seeding with grass seed, or other protection. At first there was no that time on Tulsa’s phenomenal
range practices and 96of 1 per law except Creeklaw, binding only growth followed the established
cent for "all other practices, on tribal citizens, and the criminal pattern of American cities.
President Eisenhoweris “inaugu. Nationally, 38 percent of the jurisdiction of the federal court at
resent Esennowers omnaugu money goes for “chemical fer- Fort Smith
ration parade Tuesday in Wash- tilizers, which cannot be anything 35 Firms Sprout
ington,D -C. but a benefit to the farmer and -
M Sgt. Elbert A. Stathopulo, should be done at his
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 63, No. 297, Ed. 3 Monday, January 19, 1953, newspaper, January 19, 1953; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1990295/m1/7/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.