Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 191, Ed. 4 Thursday, September 17, 1953 Page: 2 of 10
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ALBEMARLE, N. C—IP
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on major issues:
when bar father died
a 1T
day surrounded an automobile con-
I. The
ROSENFIELDS Oklahoma’s Largest jewelers
unions.
protested. The police persist-
men
Eastern Europe—“The United
his committee will have a bill em-
Met in Prison
BIG
BLAZING
be unwise to pick Durkin's sue
EARRINGS
150 years in prison, but rulet
evidence is not sdmissable.
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Fort Worth about 7 p.m. and called
him to the car. One of them pulled
Most Violent Incident
Chinese prisoners rioted
The
Victim Ignores Gun
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He said the two men “just sud-
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A total of 15 Communist "news-
nal
RO YAU. PRINCE at
An Indian official said the Reds
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IT'S LEWINSOHNS FOR VALUES
Pvt. Luster, an MP, was killed
Annual Lay-Away
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A. O. Smith
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and cross-examination of witnesses
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Choose frames that actually
improve your appearance . .
Choice From Unions Unwise
Smith said he thought it would
EXCITING!
DRAMATIC!
at Low Cost
. Neither Oklahoma
Worth police have
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MIONEER
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$59.50 '
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As Little As 10% Down
Holds Your Coat in Layaway
Balance in 3 Equal Payments
HART
SCHAFFNER
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tests
was raised by Inzion
frame styles and colors
. to choose .. .
Regularly
$$5.00 to $95.00
Police Stop Hooded
Men in Car, Get
essentially cortect. Is or ok of tow
when m hend-4ashiomed by Taytor.
Coden Chestnit on Bladk-Edged Cur
with the foot -cradling comiort
the lu murious fit and tedl
that cons only trom
hand-asting and hand-eming
e Beautiful imported
rhinestones
Regularly
$69.50 to $75.00
ft
Waukomis
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komis banker is general chair-
man of the fair. George Gungoll
is chairman of the finance com-
MORAN INSURANCE AGENCY
133 w Second . Ph CF. 1 5164
NO INEBEST
NO CARGY NG HAGGE
“What's in the box?
"Bees."
with no response
Austrian Proposal ignored
BROWN
or
BLACK
was born in 1796. Mrs. Swaringen,
who lives with her son eight
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515
554
The twins, under observation were “under the impression" the
since their birth, have been found number of observers allowed had
Disarmament Offer
Disarmament—"The United
30 NORTH ROBINSON
seee Mer, Americen Metienel Beilding
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Open "
AM Day
Seturdoy
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it would be impossible to cross-—,
examine a lie detector machine, nearby.
denly stopped and walked off, leav-
ing me in the car about 10 30
pm,” Questa drove immediately to
the police station.
The two suspects were captured
three hours later in the basement
of the Masonic building.
WAC Asks MP Duty
After Husband's Death
HUNTINGTON, W Va —I—Mrs.
Eulah Maynard Luster. 21-year-old
widow of Pvt. Richard Luster, en-
listed in the Women's Army Corps
yesterday and made a request to
become an MP stationed in Ger-
many.
You won't want to miss this won-
derful opportunity to select your new .
Fall Topcoat. These handsome Coats
were bought from our regular makers
who tailored them during their slow sea-
son .. . The big savings we pass on to
you.
a gun on the man and told him,
"We want your money.”
Sparkling rhinestones ... all
hand set, fine quality stones in
a variety of shapes and sixes—
all dazzling beauties and priced
so low you'll want several.
The opinion mu based on an ex
haustive study of the subject by
Judge John Brett, its author, dis-
elosing conclusions that lie detec-
tor tests hsve proved correct in
she "got scared and ran up to my
porch when the two men told us
to get out of the car." She said
they drove off with Questa.
"A likely story "
"Look and see "
any Oculist IM D ) or
Optometrists prescription
filled accurately . . .
——
Every President
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"Auer &
Styled for young
sophistication
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• has grown about an inch and three-
quarters.
At one point in the delivery.
Carolyn Anne stopped breathing
and had to be revived by artificial
respiration. The twins went into
an incubator at birth.
The Moutons have two other chil-
dren, Stella Rose, 9 and Ashton
Jr., 6. -
Tot Caught After
50-Foot Plunge
NEW YORK U_A husky work-
man raced from a nearby construe
lueerntestinal tract.
With Any Purchase, 2 Hn. HU Parting Motor Hotel. 17 N. Hudson
Capture
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girls 4 H division. Harold Hunt- . Torellavepainfulcnllousea,burm
er is superintendent of beef and Insortmndorenonbottomofloet
dairy cattle; Cecil Farber is su- thin, •oothing,eushionngpada.
perintendent of swine. Hugh Cox- -------------------------
Tulia Optoton Recalled
Two years ago the state crim
hat court of appeals passed for
the firat time on lie detector and
Rosenfield's
ewew ackce 90
Twins
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V Enjoy your
CLASSES while
you pay for
them!
pay weeky
There would be no stopping place identify themselves.
to such a procedure, it continued, Thousands of other Chinese and
A.k .anh ennanHin nnoratnrgi --
die tar rape.
inig¥ on E
dlcting innocence. The court re-
tweed %ia sentence from death to
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cept for operations responsive to
the clear menace of aggression."
Dulles made these declarations
allies have again sought a meeting
with the Soviet Union to aceom- |
k
of the spinal eord at the lower
end.
One Stops Breathing
Fort Worth about 2:30 pm
Wednesday "and started looking
for a place to rob as soon as they
and has returned to that job. out grave risks. The three western stona and violations._____________;
This is the lost word in young men's head-
wean You’l like the new look of its smaller
shape and narrower brim. Its pinchless,
tapered crown will pay you compliments. We
have your head-oval, your best proportions.
Other Knoz Hata, $8.50 to $4000
would have to submit to a test to the stockades earlier this week,
as to the integrity of his interpre- shouted loudly and took part in or- i
tations. ganized singing when the 1,000 a--
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leaked out a few days before Con-
The bouau auavmuu -aUn ■ ......-
• great faal at testimony from
mittee, with George LeForce, Pvt. Luster, sn MP, wss killed
| Lahoma, Gene Sabin and Carl in a jeep crash in Germany Aug.
... u gress cornea back, and that it can
During the wild ride, Questa said get floor action early next year.
Questa said the intended bold
up victim "just ignored them and
walked away."
Capt. Brown said the two bandits
, robbed a man and a woman of 50
| lt was the most violent incident cents about 7:30 pm. in a Fort
They weighed 11.pounds,.eight Lanoma, uene sann ana van in a jeep crasn in Germany Aug.
ounces .at birthand have.gained Swart, Drummond, as members. 2 after "having served there 22
.' about three pounds Since. months
< The first born, Carolyn Anne. KENNETH SABIN heads the He
was the longest, IT inches. Her Ih awerdenommittaaalonawith I Me and ns "5 "ene marrted
sister was 16% inches long. Each
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..-Anow nearer the th’ two kidnapers told him they
As the police Crew nearer, tne while serving sentences in
*-----Aminnmal and gevral nad WIHE EEVM EME9
The latest delivery also was in
marred by a Communist violation 8°u.n,
normal to mental development, been increased,
general health and growth. n»r
' •: apparently have separate function-
* tag nervous systems and indepen-
dent spinal eords, except a june-
tion in the dursl sac, the covering
ica •; i
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Tulsan sentenced to he — ■----. —- ,
pe. He unsuccessfully box buzxed ominously and several the penitentiary
Bssdetetsrfif S emersed,Te 22X72.
to stop when they saw Questa and
his data park their car in the 1400
block NW 34. He said they jerked
m WORCESTER, Mau U—Three his radio-telephone from the dash
oard fetuned after hearing Worcester police cruisers yester- board before they got out of
m-cm-m----- *— his cab.
Wall, spokesmen saidLPlastie
;ery will complete each twin S itation order had not reached them.
___.______ _ ... _________ He said they drove "all over the
for each ' succeeding operators/North Korean ianti-Reds, brought in- country" but couldn't remember
---•a h--- *- -hmi •a . teetl: • . -----—----any towns, other than El Reno.
’ they had passed through
The airman said they arrived in
2,8100NW
rived.
Reds Violate Order
—.1.01 of the neutral inspection tesm or-
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The lower intestinal tract was changes at Indian Village
bypassed in a preliminary opera-
tion by an opening to the abdotni-
PORTLAND, Maine, Sept. 16—an ALBEMARLE, N. C.—IN-Be-
plish the unification of Germany, Jimmy Phillips, 15, forgot his tween them, Mrs. Jine Hudson
So far, our proposals have met camera when he and his uncle Swaringen. 7g, and her late father
climbed 6,288-foot Mount Washing- lived under every American presi-
ton in New Hampshire. He hsd to dent. Her father, Joshua Hudson,
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SEPTEMBER 17, 1053
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more wrinkle resistant, and holds it’s press even
in the rain. Too, the weight is just mAen
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He said he had no idea who regarded as the champion of an---—
would be chosen, but added he be- independence movement. If the So- States has already put forward »
‘ENNETH SABIN hesds the
• awards committee along with । 1.0. . . . w . ...
Quay Smith and Howard Dom- 13vday i^r he "ent oyer Mr
nick. Walter Eifert heads the Mrs .-usterrlef,last.night,for
grounds committee, with Gilbert basic traintag at Fort Lee, Va.
tion job yesterday to catch in his
arms a 2-year-old boy who fell 50
feet from a lower East Side apart- •
"Sn bedda,‘rramena La Madrid,
was not hurt. Neither was the 42
year-old workman, Louis Sarno.
The child's mother, Louisa, 28,
who learned what happened after
taking another child to school,
tainted. I
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’ Durkin
Oklahoma Qty Times__
Dulles
art is superintendent of sheep,
and Earl Kreie is superintendent
of wheat. |
Assistant superintendents in-
elude Claude Nabors, vocational
agriculture instructor, Lahoma;
Avil Henneke, vocational agri-
culture instructor, Drummond:
Hays; Ray Parker, assistant
county agent, Enid, and Miss
Carol Shinn, Garfield county
home demonstration agent, Enid,
gge
gress adjourned, were never any- on major issues:
thing but a working draft. it was Korea—The armistice is an ta-
his impression, he added, that this elusive test of the communist will
»SrSuSS ian nom sn... a >.- m
a ___________T___ _____________ - --I conclude an Austrian pesce treaty doubts in the minds of his friends. " ------ ""
S.cap:,, ant. Miss Sallv O’Hern particular draft came from Dur- to peace. The Korean political con- at a meeting of foreign ministers —— ceca
9uestazd NW 34 to Id officers kin’s department because it con- ference “wil afford a better test." which has been proposed. So far Ge®®
!. of 1430 NW 34. tained many changes sought by The United States is eager to bring that proposal also, has met with
unions. home its troops, but “we are no response ’
The senator said he still hopes forced to doubt that the commu- Eastern Europe- The United
his committee will have a bill em- rust side really wants to comply States does not want to see Rus
bodying changes ready when Con- with the armistice and face up to sla encircled by hostile peoples
* - -s -- “ — the problems of withdrawing their But we foresee that unless Soviet
forces from Korea and creating a policies are changed they will, in
united independent Korea." 'their actual operations, create pre-
German Risks Cited ciselysuch surrounding animosity
, j e". WM "Mwuniet and hostility as Soviet policy un
— —■ W . Indo-China The communist- derstandably wants to avoid."
cessor from the ranks of union la-dominated srmies in Indo-China
bor or management. have no shadow of a claim to be
- r
The 25 percent failures, on
which the opinion quoted Fred E. ine .nunese puu.. ----
Inbau, professor of_ tew. North after United Nations command per
western university, Evanston, IU.. sonnel had brought them to the so
were laid to the following factors: camed Indian Village" neutral
Emotional tension of the inno- camp to hear communist lecturers
cent subject, psychological abnor-ex plain Why they should return to
malities such as high or low blood Rd China
pressure, mental abnormalities, ......
unresponsiyenegs and aulingrsor short, stormy history of the Worth parking lot/
& uilty subjentamnd.qotis the transfer of reluctant repatriates at Victim of the parking lot rob
muse ularmoements the neutral zone of Indian Village, bery, staged while Questa stil
DAodLPresrnceding the lie de- The Chinese POWs . began the was being held captive, wa. iden-
qathough.foneseiK the field of first of two demonstrations as they tified by Fort Worth officers as
tectors,ynuac.msttontunc.y. were being taken by Allied officers A. w Boatwright of Fort Worth
discoverz.andii obtemms “X into 1 temporary stockade. Boatwright told officers he al-
Einn the court encluded it is not They refused to give their names, most succeeded in talking the ban
sufficiently accurate to give life- ripped off their identification tags dits out of the robbery-
or-desth testimony. and threw them to the ground Lat-' Airman Unharmed
No Stopping Flace? er, inside the compound, they threw "I told them they wouldn't dare
in addition, the opinion declared, rocks and screamed insults at Com shoot me in the downtown area
U would be imnossible to cross- munist officials and observers The guy with the gun said I was
. . , right and put the gun away. I
Reds Get Jeers gave him 50 cents. 1 don’t guess
Previous groups of anti-Red Chi -you could really call it a rob
... nese and North Koreans taken to bery,” he said.
The court said it could see pos- the village hsd jeered at the Com The airman was descirbed as
Ability of an endless “swearing munist interrogators waiting to in- unhamed "but shaken" by his or
match” if such tests were admit- terview them, but there hsd been deal. He spent Wednesday night
ted in evidence. no violence. at Carswell airforce base near!
To determine whether the opera After the Chinese threw their Fort Worth and wss scheduled to
tor of the machine had truthfully identification labels away the Neu- return to Oklahma City Thursday
reported the results of the test, it trad Nations Repatriation Commis- Questa told officers one of the
would be necesary to put him to a sion called a conference to consider bandits sat in the back seat with
lie detector test, the opinion re the possibility of refusing further him while the other drove “all
lated. deliveries if POWs did not properly night and all day.”
Pair Walks Off
their diagnosia in about 75 percent_________
of the cases in which they were ficultues" in desling with---
used. lied prisoners who refuse to go
But One Fourth Fall back to communism.
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 191, Ed. 4 Thursday, September 17, 1953, newspaper, September 17, 1953; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1991153/m1/2/: accessed August 10, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.