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Traders noted some of the lower
grades of Canadian wheat were
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the embezzlement.
Take Up Arms Is Halted After
On Formosa Steady Start
Aug. 28 this year.
Kling had started with the bank
33 years ago. He rose steadily and
in June 1946 was made assistant
cashier. Last January he was ele-
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when one of the depositors wrote fined him $25.
Dorman was accused originally
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Oh Yeah? Well, rve got something to say to that last remark!
Call me back in an hour when Ive thought of it!!
the family cash Atty. Theodore
Bayer, for Johnsson, said his
client was eating out But Nor-
man Becker, attorney for Mrs
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ambassador, and Norman Robert-
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ON EACH DEED OF SO MUCH FAME IN HEAVEN
EXPECT THY MEED—MILTON
Dutnbutea by King Features Syndicate
Oklahoma City, with postcards be
ina returned from as far away as
California, lllinois and Texas, Jim
H Robinson, director of the office
of traffic control, said Wednesday.
Robinson counted a new batch of
pump for completion
Garfield County-Cities Service
vated 10 assistant vice-president. Charged ir he approached a house
Both promotions were made after '   *         V
INVEST AS MUCH AS
$30,000.00
IN COMPLETE SAFETY!
said today that Russia’s progress sUhiecttiheghokiahinmhcityrket
with the H-bomb makes defense serve Officers school. was
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Garvin <mgwN Magnolia Pe
troleum and Cities Service Oil No
1 Allison, in NW 8W NW of 22 4a
2w, north of the Southeast Maya
vita field, flowed 105 barrels of oil
in MW tear. with gas-oil ratio of
1,070601 on drill-stem test of the
Bromide st 6,522-59 feet: it was the
second flow on four tests, and indi-
cates a discovery, crews drilled
ahead,
MeCuain County-Skelly Oil has
staked the No. 1 Foster, in C SW
NW of 20-5n -2w, between the aban
doned Arnold View and the South
west Eayne fields, for an 8.500-foot
test
Toxas County-United Producing
has staked the No. » Kelley, in
C NW NE of 2-4n-10eCm, as a
northwest offset to its No. 1 Kelly,
which showed for 50 barrels of oil
a day for first oil production in
the county , the discovery is be
tween the Hugoton gas field and
the Sturgis-Keyes, gas and gas-dis-
tillate area in Cimarron county.
Garvin County-Continental Oil
No. 1 Rose-Vose-E, discovery in C
SE NW of 5-2n-3w, southeast of the
Southeast Purdy field. plugged
back to 9,703 feet, swabbed 283 bar
rela of oil in 24 hours; to put on
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of 13n-4w; Garvin county, was
testing the Springer zone and
was drillin: below surface pipe at
the No. 3 Cox-M, in NE NW NE
of 7-1n-le, for a 5,000-foot test
last Purdy-Oklahoma Natural
Cat No. 2 Denson-Parr, in C NE
NE of 19-3n-3w, Garvin county,
perforated the Hart tone in a
series between 8,499 and 8,549 feet,
flowed 20 barrels of oil an hour;
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Johnsson. complained he was
raiding the icebox regularly and
running up her grocery bill.
Johnsson maintained the raids
net only one egg each morning,
and he was willing to pay for
that.
Mrs. Johnsson said she gladly
would give him one egg each
day, providing he took nothing
more from the ice box Judge
Ashcraft’s order, providing t h e
wife is to receive $35 weekly, in-
cluded a provision that the hus-
band is to get one egg free each
day.
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I daily crossword MEMRMBE Stocks Steady
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_______ BATON ROUGE. La . Sept 18
In SE SE NW of 32-21n-4w, as a —UP-A bank executive told
west offset to its No 1 Lewis B. Wednesday how he took money
discovery well northeast of the from an account 12 years ago. in-
East Brown field; contract is for tending to replace it, but instead
4,900 feet.                           found himself on an embezzlement
‘Coalton Peal—W. E Steelmon merry go-round that didn’t stop un-
No. 2 Atekoll, in NW NE SW of til he was $93,000 in the hole
S-lin-14e, McIntosh county, had the Spellman M Kling, 51. assistant
Wapanucka lime at 2,348-54 and vice-president of the Louisiana Na-
2 31521 feet. completed for 1.5 tional Bank who started as a run- ----- ..
million feet of gas a day         ner boy when he was 18. waived arrangement under which each
Cotton County—Paul C. Teas, of preliminary hearing at his arraign of the Johnssons, living in the
Dallas, was starting a 4,500-foot or ment on embezzlement charges
Ellenburger test at the No. 1 Nor- and waa freed in $5,000 bail
man in SE SE NW of 19-2s-9w, For 12 years, the FBI said. Kling
southeast of the old Walters dis- had covered up his thefts by mail,
ing seven large depositors one set
"SSAcing Ordered_On Application of statements while he filed dif
of Woodward & Co., the corpora- ferent statements of their accounts
tion commission has fixed 40-acre in the bank. The difference repre-
spacing for the Simpson zone in sented his pilferings.
parts of sections 35 and 36-10n-3e
and 1 and 2-9n-3e, Pottawatomie
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«ClaudeV.Barrow
onAnoscamnnens on epiro.
Fryers, dressed
PniM bakers, dreroedefrozen
(Quotationa, Sate, ‘ad.mue
2 the city-wide traffic stdies be- military ----------------—_ _ - .
Bg conducted far the city by stood, on the ground that it would swept away 1___
George Barton, Evanston, mi , trab put them within easy reach of any crops and drowned
to experL              r surprise Russian--
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Wheat, hushel
Qats. red. 12 lb.
Fryers, dressed.
Prim* baker:, dresned. tmn
OM does and bueks. .dressed.
«aM«n Frieen
countenance or permit an economic
catastrophe if it is in its power to Swat at Tarantula
Convince Officer,         prevent «         -         Hospitalizes Trucker
LOS ANGELES, Sept 16-- Gain and Loss        PHOENIX Ariy , Sept 18- P_
Amot downPWedneida'v. * 9 KANSAS CITY, Kan. Sept 18— Lying in Ht back yard Carl Knut
hastdppdd"ly officers. be accepted th-The H. R Harts gained and son noticed, ’ m ” spider
theirPEhAlerge to walk a straight lost at about the same time. While crawl up his arm...
■ v vim .. .. •   —      the Peeling off his coat he went a son was born tn the couple, some  Knutson, a 203-pound truck
LONDON Sept  18 (Reuters)- inne a hand stand and walked a thief entered their car parked hur driver who stands 8 feet, inch.
pINI Kathleen de Konigswar. straight line on his hands. That riedly at the Kansas City hospital took a hefty swing. He was hos-
“ US SS, * ST K            ennofficers. They let andmadeof with ‘ suitcase filled ptalizad.eforzstrcatment 01'
child, drove to London airport in him go.                   ______ with clothing.______________________located left shoulder.--------------
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LIVE POULTRY-
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Hens, heavy, on foot
Hena, light, M foot
Slat* Md old rocaters. on foot
Hen turkey*. on tool
Y2a6oma heav9• on 1oo
(Whelesalers t Retaller»)
Grade A. UrM If***'
Grade A. medium ((a)     ....
Grade B. ltrs* (ase’
rade A, white, leree (ease
Candied, ungraded
All of * insured by F.S.LI.C.
Wb oppreciote investments in
ony amount, and oil investors
receive the same rete of return.
Profiveble to ? 9
currently •
■till testing.
Northeast  Purdy—Superior Oil
TAIPEH. Formosa O-AU grad CHICAGO, Sept -Grains
uating college students on Formosa opened steady and then sold of in
now must take military training- active dealings on the board of
and thereby hangs a story of a trade Thursday.
great reversal in old China tradi- . The rally Wednesday apparently
tion                                 inspired a fairly good accumula-
An experiment born of the neces- tion. of overnight buying.orders.
sities ofcivil war and the danger That helped cereals at the start,
of interntional  conflict  brought But recurrence of  C.Zi.n  ex’
the change in this island bastion price reduction in  Canadian  ex
nl chln Kai Shek's Chinese Na port wheat, plus news large ship-
ofchians Kalsheks -hinese Ma ments of Canadian oats and rye
tonatsts...                         were on their  way here, halted
Nobody Expected         the rally.
.On the mainland it wasitradition Wheat was & to one cent lower,
that soldiering was far beneathithe September $1,884, corn was 1-
dignity of scholars. For manycen- H lower September $1 .57. and oats
turies they had considered them were 1, tol4 lower, September
selves too precious tobearsarms. 7144. Soybeans were unchanged to
But under ’ he present order here, one cent lower. September S2.5344,
no able-bodied student graduating and lard was 15 cents to $1.40 cents
from a university or college may a hundred pounds lower, Septem-
get his diploma until he has had ber $18.25.
one year of military training Wheat had a nervous tone dur-
Whether sons of Cabinet minis- ing early dealings on rumors a
ters, industrial magnates or cooks, cut in price in Canadian export
they are equally liable. Aa a re- wheat was imminent This possi-
suit, soldiering has found a new bility has been a major factor in
respect it is no longer despised creating selling in wheat over the
as something on which a scholar past week or 10 days, brokers
and gentleman would turn his said.
W M S K U S X W L S X D B U S XZQ
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WHAT TWO
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they ‛r insured up tb $10,000. Come
la cell er write . . . now!
Drinking Blamed
in a confession to the FBI the
county.                                bank official who lives in an un-
Carter   County—-Gulf Oil was pretentious frame house and has
drilling ahead at the No. 1 Riner. three married daughters said al
tn SW SW SW of 32-5s-2e, south of cohol played a part in his down
Ardmore, which tested 1,830,000 fall..
feet of gas a day and recovered When he found himself unable
25 feet of distillate on test of sand to replace the first amount bor-
at 4,890-93 feet, to indicate a new rowed' from an account Kling
।                                 said, he began drinking heavily
AHaHe County-Viersen & Coch- and required more and more
No 1 Ancle in C SE NE of money. He also began buying
Lal*. enst 'of Boon, was drinks for his friends around Gon
plugging at 5,126 feet, with no zales, * community just south of
-hnws here.
21. -______ i.v Simmons has Kling meanwhile had perfected
.North Eremnyariimtmons in his duplicate statement system
?NE SE JPo.1n"rightsmanorin anqyhis pilferings finally soared
C NE SE of 144M aw, as aims to $*,674.79, the FBI reported He
offset to his discoveryginasMetain won. I prepare the false statements    HOUSTON, Texas. Sept 16—4
eounty. .Atlantic, rw? ing ws on t I pretext of “checking" the —Corporation court judge W. E
starting the No. 1 y            accounts of certain depositors who Bell. Wednesday found reporter
borne in C NE SW of  1psnii“: were his friends.                    Michael Dorman of the Houston
JPomtawatomie Sounty. Kn His downfall came suddenly Press guilty of "loitering" and
Petroleum No. 1 Blue. in NE SE          ...                  . • —
SE of31-6n 2e, confirmationtestin • check for $3,500 and it bounced _______
the Southeast Red Springs poo. The bank reported the depositor's of trespassing when he went to
perforated in the Trenton a 5. balance at $3,200 but the depositor the home of Preston C. Johnson,
31 and 5.445-99 and 5.503018 1e65 showed his own statement listing 49, to investiate reports Johnson
pumped 94 barrels of oil and IT more than $3,500,                   kept fireworks in his garage. Fire
barrels of water in 20 hours; s           No Others Involved . works have been banned in Hous
testngn e.un,_Sun Oil was The discrepancy waa quickly ton        .......
jGarvin, the No* 1 Richardson traced to Kling late Tuesday and Durmau »■<« uie ivua- “
starting cw w cw Richardson he confessed. He insisted that he vicinity had no numbers and he
,,.5 "oin ICox had spent all the money himself went to the rear of one trying to
fora 4,600-foot test. Edwin L. Cox and             nersone n nr find out if it was the proper rd
GrinpinsagTrantpahithe AS -            - uu some01 *
up at Fort Mason pier Some 300 they remain scattered.             serve school are infantry, artillery,
and relatives and officials crowded the But he said the administration ordnance .quarter master .transpor
______ _ J'WTktau 13 Are rier and an army band played is preparing antirecession projects tation, adjutant general, judge ad-
ciu Perivand an am                and deC|lrc<i "I don't think thisivocate general, signal, and med-
*         cash wnAF „                    .               administration or any other should ical field service.
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Hand Stand Teat
ora 2042 Viel. Blackweil.,Lawton and
r*im»« 203: aiv* 201: Guymon and
KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Sept. 18 Hooker 1 A WARnITS
—IR—Searchers combed densely Domestie tpvera OEleema Ct,2:
wooded mountainsides and twist- Durant 22: Tuina and. Ar. BM
After 2 Days
Of Advances
! NEW YORK, Sept. 17--The
stock market was narrowly mixed
Thursday, a rather steady showing
after two days of spirited advance
from the low of the year.
Changes either way were mostly
in the smaller fractions, and a
great many leading issues were
laggard in appearing on the tape.
Trading started with a rush and
then tapered off until the tape
came to frequent halts.
No single major group stood con-
certedly higher or lower, and there
was no apparent activity pattern.
The reduction in the bank rate
by the Bank of England to 3
percent from 4 percent had no im-
mediate repercussion in the stock
market here
Higher stocks included Santa Fe,
U. S. Steel, General Motors, Sin-
clair Oil, Allied Chemical and
American Can
Lower were Southern Railway,
20th Century Fox (whose pioneer
cinemascope picture. "The Robe.’’
opened Wednesday night) Chrysler,
International Paper, and American
Tobacco.
U. S government bonds were in
demand in an otherwise steady
bond market.
The treasury's new 30 year 30s
jumped 10-32 at 100 26-32 bid in
early over the counter dealings.
Long term victory 2%s were up a
quarter of a point at 93 6-32 bid
And the 2%s of 1958 rose 232 at
98 12 32 bid
Foreign liens were neglected.
Japanese and Australian dollar
bonds climbed irregularly
Trading in the corporate list was
selective during the first hours.
Railroads tended to decline, indus-
trials improve and utilities balance
gains with losses. Most changes
were narrow.
G ZSR3U N X L BZ WMS
in 33! Five Are Indir ted
For Harhorinf Red
4 » SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 15—
; 1 (UP) — Second string Communist
55 party leader Sidney Steinberg and
31 four members of the Red under
duehrorFemitarsstrarningt"Abqut Sx s
one thousand of them entrained for pparga“eecedinn nmanmaenana. b no
military_ school recently and a oren rasuurgnvepcandp"paretyqrequarortor
crowd of more thin 10 thousand che demand Demand waa fatrly good
gathered at the railway station to ecat A
see them off                             frer. all weishta s'* to 3 Ibs ■ 2 cenis:
see invm mi.                          n. 1oi below averue quafity birds 24
♦                  ,faU. and one tot above averaze oual
Local Markets 2aXESVILFFLORAL AREA Market
steaas" supolles el heavvweuaht barel ad
euate to Shor. Demand fair to a nod on
Spot cotton pricps isted belo- art baneq  naVweishi   Tyadins moderate   Pnices
upon quotatigns from the production and  . Tarm lor  24  hour ending  at  1 1"
marketing administration (USDA) reports, „ m wednesday   brellers nr hryers,  all
Dalia., ^oiatjona a;> or mised lor. de  welent". 20, to 3  iba. » centa.
livered uncompressed to warehouse IB the
Oklahoma City area
VtMk white middiig. lb W
IVIAto white middling 1b 3.
Oklahoma Qty Times
Scholars Must Grains’ Rally
EGGS AND POULTY
Quotations by .lamer Produce Co.
(Market Purehase Friee)
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Prime Minister
Of Ireland Feted
LONDON Sept 16—( Reuters)-
Prime Minister Eamon de Valera
of Ireland, American born, was
feted here Wednesday by the coun-
try which once sentenced him to
death as an arch enemy
On a brief visit tn London after
Treasury Chief Officers School Mrm
li g grand jury Wednesday for Immn Defends Wilson Adds Courses Ei" 2"
1818 ing to aid and harbor a fugitive                                                                           honor at a dinner at the Irish
16.58 party big shot
Bnnsezeang.irezkeg“rrafdwhrawn    7 New York Red were Mrs. Shirley retary of the Treasury Humphrey bringing to four the number of new
: 2 Kremen, 21; Clark Edwin Rasi, 40. said today that Russia’s progress rhee t^= Oklahoma CHy Re- son, _______
fas is.         tss    s - Minnesotagpartmnadnrt Samrel.... the »bomb makes defense X                 ‘.2 Z, Dev, as his.friendsscall.him.
3. RabnI Market) fumemonary, and Nrs Jnet con .stakes "too high to tike anynounced  Wednesday by Lt   col.foughtttheEnglishrduringttheirn-
? roy, 37, d se hit descri in                R •                Hary to the army instructor as sund in Ester week, 1918
20 as a former Red party official in Addressing a luncheon meeting signed,           0 ,,            One of the last Irish leader* tn
.... s Colorado.                            of the National Press Club. Humph Enrolment for the 1953 5. term surrender, he was tried by a Brit
32 The five were netted last month rey defended what he said were of the school, with headquarters at ish court martial and sentenced to
70 when the FBI swooped down on a careful reductions in defense spend- Oklahoma City University; wbesan death He was wed from the
4 secret hideaway in a remote Sierra ing and said the administration is September 3, and as of Wednes gallows by his American citizen-
- mountain cabin and arrested Rob- aiming at a "brand new model" day 258 reserve officers ha cn Shi phe was born in New York of
200 G. Thompson, 38. one of the defense program to give the most rolled; Col. Stewart E. Mexes an Irish mother and a Spanish
- 2 nationstnpe"hergdmpea bad s defe.......reast possibne 7,inomhmandanursaidaffered father.______
. is ix. in 1949                         be accepted               ii—mi ।
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Fr’                the bumper. We have to have a before had enrolled. The school ,    _______ ______
A„,3. in Kt.tag brand new mode             was started in January, 1950        mpu a
.  . ts* tellowine w*i m prteen »*m i* ora ArrIVC IB ldICS       He conceded he was speaking in courses added this year are Eme"
Dorman said the houses in.the —....... the language of secretary of Dez missiies , md“u
ad mo other «find out .......he proper -                         Shontunacxumeranan. sx:«a,             >« chantatnheSragosoitcrosssdgpank —WN
of the bank were involved       dress.                            ne;         X ».         Alya war came home aboard the navy give him a little time             and guided missile; Lt. Col John amd,vzeha
Kling waa specifically charged Johnson came ou tan dhad porman and CzeRasha IF oxlahoma do r transport Gen William M Black Meantime. Humphrey  said B Boren, chaplain Maj Melvin a‛-"X -
with embezzling $800 on or about arrested and charged wi n te p .    .»          MENS               Wednesday, while nearby a large "There is nothing in our present Adams, finance, and Maj. Fagin ■
ing... . coc, yaaen argued m?v"«w alarnf. IT: shl-n*.^ ia group of soldiers filed solemnly estimates ... to change our Tec- Hood, military intelligence. Three V
Attorney Charles ia de argued  evrnei,2, Epditand.             aboard a ship that will take them ommendation" that a scheduled 10 new instructors added to the school  33
that if Dorman could be accused shaskgrlmo2el”is-ionitpurAei22,, t°t0 Far East                  per cent income tax cut and aboli- faculty this term are Maj. Ralph £
of "loitering", for.walking.in .nl 82.820 Extonzia2Eemikoina ia?   The Black steamed through the tion of the excess profits tax go M BOhanon, finance; Maj  John —
yard in search of informationa anz VSCTn ”                      Golden Gate to be greeted by into effect Jan 1 as planned       w welch, engineers, and Maj Ora
Firm           ’            _. three tugboats, a small cargo ship Answering questions after his W Rush, command and general
... .p, nermission S4. oaKSma o»» sil          ■ showing a huge "Welcome Home" speech, the Treasury chief said he staff. Hughes said 15 new classes
without the owner’sper the re 2".. apd.MsAjestst sign and a geyser spouting fire is "encouraged and optimistic" have been added to provide both
Judge Bell saidshoweyerthere Aacgnd.tpranjnnid"nd‛k,a4 Lnt an" ’ •                 about the busmess outlook and basic and advanced instruction in
.                   . porter did not give 'a good ac  klafoma  gi, m. Ardmore 2 uo 47, boat
........  — -pg-.   --- —-   Preston  Kors, bank vice-presi- count of himself" and levied the         andelatonLave rne up : with   Gri
flowed 85 barrels of oil in eight dent, said that the bank and its fine Haden posted $50 bond and  Biackgeiana"Cerde, 40.AlVA. 39 Elk
hours through a 14-64-inch choke  depositors   were   fully  insured said the fine would be appealed  Cn     Cicsgh*evarawnee
Seminole County-Wood Oil haa against loss.                                 -                cSteedx.Durantwi
NW^E*SW of*2nd. for a 4.800 prn"a. Din No Trace Found S Hgs
foot test John C Norris and S C 1 ropaganda Lln
Boswell No. 1 Huddleston, in NE n ’   °,                Af (Bilman amlv
2 NW szosnasa was movine in By Reds Seen • Vuman, I amuy |
Kendrick POol-Sun Oil No. 1
In former days on the China being offered *’ * wider discount
mainland, before the Nationalist under the price for No. 1 northern
government retreated to Formosa wheat
where was a conscription law which Also disturbing to wheat was
required military service by all news Japan and Argentina had
males, but it waa not rigorously completed an international trade
enforced Sons of influential pro agreement under which Argentina
ple, especially scholars, escaped it .will ship $ 14 millions worth o
But not so here in Formosa The “heat to Japan
graduate training program now is           „ ;      ,
in its second year               Arkansas Broilers & Fryers
Curry, in sw SW NW of 9-15n-5r. WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 IR—Eu-
perforated the Oawego at 3,350-90 ropean Communists are expected
feet, flowed 49 barrels of oil in 11 to unleash a violent propaganda ing water channels Wednesday for R.rinea  Out Earlv
hours through a 4a-inch choke; still attack against the United States a trace of five persons in a New Darone55
testing Company has staked the for deciding to send atomic artil- Mexico plane found wrecked Tues- To Greet U. S. Pianist
No 8 Curry. In SE SW NW of 8. lery to West Germany.             day in a wild coastal area of
Lincoln County—Blackwell Oil & American officiala predicted to- southeast Alaska.                   .
Gaa has staked the No 1 Pottie. day that Communist radios and The latest radio report from the
In SW SW NW of 14-13n-3e, for a publications from Moscow to the coast guard cutter Santa Monica
4,200-foot wildcat test southeast of Atlantic would denounce this move said ground parties had not found LarR           5 M — grnpDe
the Happy Hill area,              aa alleged proof that "American the bodies of oilman EUi. Hall of her. Eols ’o° M eet h America LLLA CINDERS
Lowell Area-Si elair No. 1 warmongers" plan an eventual ag  Albuquerque, N. M . or the four Wednesday.tormdv
Knecht Unit, in NE SW NE of 28- gressive attack against Russia.     others with him on the flight that JawsPianist  '   ‛ tL  original
18n-4w, Logan eounty. ran test of This expected Communist outcry ended in disaster soon after the nWson, * |d Benny Good.
the Perry gas sand at 4,317-24 feet was carefully weighed before the twin engine plane left Annette is- memters .t Por ndy tour '
to recover 95 feet of free oil and Defense Department announced land, Alaska, August 17.           m hUfint strip* “Britain. The
15 feet of oil-cut mud to prove a yesterday it plana to move a   Hall ‛s wife, two daughters and « “*“             friend 0r the
; it was drilling be- battalion of six of the huge 280 17year-old Fatrick Hibbenof Al- pianistsisann er f amily. During
mm. cannon to American combat buquerque were with him  Aa 5aroness 2 , ale piano lessons t
— forres inwest Germanyastcr on searchers recheeked Fh ewidely Lberd"kothschidnPNework."
i ne cannon cin Tire eiuner con scattered w r e c K a g € tnere re-             _ —        -
ventional or atomic shells. The an- mained only the faintest hope that A-n---
nouncement made no mention of anyone survived.                 I                         “
any shipment of atomic ammuni Pilot Herman Ludwigsen of Ket-
__________                    tion along with the guns. That chikan, who found the wreckage
tinuing to respond to the Septem would require special presidential 35 miles east of here at Boca de
her 2 traffic survey in downtown approval.                            Quadra said he believed the en-
Conventional «hell» will be used gines and lower part of the fuse-
in any maneuvers in Europe, in- lage, still unlocated, may have
formants said,                        passed over a sliff and into the
Military officers emphasized to- waters of Boca de Quadra with
day the 280 mm. cannon—the first the five perrons still in the fuse-
ever sent outside the continental llage
30 postcards which came in the United States—would be assigned                •
mail Wednesday and estimated the only to American artillery force* India’a ‘Wiki River’
total response is now nearly 6,000. and not attached or lent to armed
That is almost one-third of the forces of any friendly government Causes Heavy Losses
20,009 postcards handed out to driv- Tentative plans call for these
«s during the two-hour survey two mighty guns— more of which win CALCUTTA, India. Sept. 18
weeks ago. A 25 percent response be sent later—to be confined to (Reuters)—Indias “wild river."
to survey* of this type is regarded American th Army forces under the Padladia, surged over its
by traffic engineers as "very Lt. Gen. William Hoge in West banks Wednesday after eight days
good" Robinson said.             Germany.                         of rain and rampaged over valley
Answer* >»nt in are uqw being The movement of some of these farms in the Kamrup district of
tabulated to help determine traffic cannon to American combat forces Assam.
paterns ■ the downtown area in divided Austria was considered  Ten thousand people suffered
The .postcard survey wak a pert but was  rejected by  American losses  in floods, said to be the
2 tbs city-wide traffic studies be- military  authorities, it is under- worst  in 10 years.  The water
lag conducted for the city by stood, on the ground that it would, swept   away homes,   destroyed
hundreds of
back.
Old Law Dodged
Liquor Blamed Man Gets Egg
By Embezzler; For Bregkfast
Despite Wife
593,000 Spent vne.. Tritac ma sormcs
7          r           CHICAGO, Sept 10-The que.
tion of who buys the egg in the
Johnsson household was settled
Wednesday before Judge Alan E.
Ashcraft in superior court. The
hearing concerned a petition by
Mrs Rose Johnsson. 48 seek
ing temporary support from Axel
Johnsson, 50. barber shop owner,
during pendency ot her divorce
auit alleging cruelty.
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