Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 53, Ed. 4 Friday, April 9, 1954 Page: 2 of 8
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1/2 CARAT Beautiful princess ring with
17 brilliant diamonds, each the heart of a
A Syrian army revolt in Febru-
ary ousted former President Adib
Shishekly, forcing the pint - sited
dictator to flee to neighboring Leb-
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different category names for
velecting yew enswer.
g OBJEcIS-Over a thousand dif-
ficut objech used in past pva-
zlei, with their identificofioma.
0 puzzus- Hundreds of com-
in Alexandria since March 30,
1949. when he resigned after a1
military coup, led by Col. Husni
Zaim, seised the Syrian govern-
ment.
A spokesman said the delega-
TStatday A2kl Bermrd Comtrurtion Halted
ZALE JEWELRY CO.
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Federal
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Bank of Woodward are as follows
FFA team—trophy; 4-H team-
trophy: high FFA boy belt buckle;
high 4-H boys—belt buckle; high
score for women—trophy; high
score for farmers—trophy; high
score for businessmen—trophy.
Teams of 4-H and FFA will con-
sist of three members, although
four individuals will be allowed to
enter, the three high scorers may
he totaled for the team. Clubs or
chapters with less than three mem-
bers will compete as individuals
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DAMASCUS, Syria, April 9—
|—A 75-man delegation of pol-
iticians, religious leaders and pro-
fessional representatives left here
by air Friday for Alexandria,!
Egypt, to ask former President
I Al Sayed Shukri Al Kuwatly to
his countrymen in a return to a
normal constitutional democratic1
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HONOLULU, April 9
a term of one year to life. two wild ducks hatch 11 eggs.
The crime occurred Oct. 4. 1938. The black ducks are in a spot
James L. Crooks, a soap company being cleared by bulldozers for a
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populated area.
—------First Lieut Eu-
RMW C. Bascom, son of Mr and
Mn. Vernon 8. Bascom of Tulsa.
Alee killed was another airforce
officer. First Ldut. Curtis Plotts.
S. Springfield. Pa. Bascom had
been visiting Plotts’ sister in
Temporature and Precipitation
“ ’ temperature yesterday;
inoorporatrnn
Another stated aim is to "make
effective the provision at the con-
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ring with I brilrote diemond, flenked
by 4 glllering Aeon on de and 6-dia-
meed wedding bend. A wonderful
Zale’s valee $3 Weekly. $136.50
voca-
1 CARAT 9 exquisite diamonds in
a swirling leaf design of lustrous 14k
white gold. Beautifully polished 14k yel-
low gold shank. A unique and exclusive
design! Monthly terms $134.50
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M CARAT A lovely wedding set!
Large brilliant diamond, guarded by 7
smaler diamonds set high in an unusual
white gold mounting. An exelusive de-
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DARWIN, Australia, April 9— only. Adults and school girls will
!(CDN)- An Alice Springs Aborigi-compete as individuals only
Inal native is claiming that he was Local soil conservation district;
NO DOWN
PAYMENT
Convenient Weekly or
Monthly Terms
No Carrying Charge
M CARAT Wedding band of 14k yel
low gold with 5 brilliant diamonds on a
lustrous white gold panel $134.50
m that aim of Jobs. Inc., which
is credited with covering sponsor-
ship of right-to-work legislation. *
His committee, as others in the
legislative council has power to
recommend legislation covering
the subjects it studies.
Vandiver has M years of
seniority as a railroad conductor, i
In the past he has been a repre-
sentative of railroad workers, but*
said Friday he is not now.
Plane Hits Water;
Tulsa Officer Dies I
WILMINGTON, Del., April gu
—A 25-year-old Tulsa airforce of-
ficer and one other person were
killed Thursday when their light
plane crashed and sank in 40 feet
of water in the Delaware river
near here. .
The fliers apparently glided their!
J into the river to avoid crash-
in a heavily -
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lucky youl Double savings are yours at Zale’s. Months and months of planning were behind us in the
preparation of the greatest anniversary sale in our 30 year history. Zale’s buyors had literally haunted
markets here and in Europe-making special purchases, having merchandise made to specification, as-
sembling a mass of hand-picked values that would do justice to the occasion. In short, we did everything
humarily possible to make the event a big, booming success. Then . . . out of a dear sky ... we received
help from an unexpected source. The government picked our birthday to lower federal taxes on jewelry-
making GREAT values even GREATERI the result: A big double-barreled savings event the like of which
you haven't seen since 1939. Zale's is committed to the policy of taking a smaller margin of profit, thus
bringing you quality merchandise at lower prices—and on convenient terms with NO MONEY DOWN.
These values speak for themselves. Join the crowds of bargain-hunting Zale customers who will be
shopping and saving Today!
stitution of Oklahoma guaranteeing
to every citizen the right to life,
liberty and the pursuit of happi-
ness, and the enjoyment of the
gains of his own industry and the
Marriage Licenses ' route tobootcampin
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11/S1 oSSAl Ahn"“Ehetlh,°1s,7008 5 doctors took blood samples from
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npunstneywant.to. help disabled rion, n,, and robbed of cash and man and general manager of Rust
persons. work, A of.people some company checks. Eaton was ('raft Publishers, manufacturers of
arrested in Lordsburg, N. M, al- greeting cards, spotted the fright-
anaxai.oneorthe u <.*, of most two years later. He claimed ened ducks on a visit to the site
ine organisation in its articles of he had not left Lordsburg on the yesterday and ordered the clearing
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Man Imprisoned 14
Years May Be Innocent
ROCK ISLAND, III., April 9—
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OCW Speech. Land Judging Bishop Will Head Negro Church Group
r _ Cd ST. LOUIS, April 3um-Bishop ing here to succeed Bishop A. W.
LiOniCSl 3eU Edgar A. Lovof Baltimore is the Womach of Indiahapolis, Ind
Tn, , , new president of the National Fra- The council, which was organ-
in Woodward ternal Council of Churches,. co- timatedeight milion church mem. bnetocanterpaniinaustrriiwwgk
M CARAT Massive and handsome
14k yellow gold ring with a brilliant and
large center diamond, 4 smaller dia-
monds, mounted in a 14k white qold
square. $12.50 Monthly. $136.50
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Diamond Eastern Star
Exquisitely etyled Eostern “
Ster ring with large eenter V
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points. $45.75 (/
TWO-FRIDAY, APRIL 1. IBM
with mtn and made some myself. dealing
Tom,"an with international affairs ”
„Mr"nd.Mr.M.FwKennedua.1ez, NW the U. S. navy landed here in two
. » ” j navy planes Thursday night en-
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” Wleb.V. *33 of the Toledo Blade, and one time Those participating in the event
president of the American Society need no previous instruction or
u FOECST of Newspaper Editors, says of Al-training whatever to attend the
m wits natuxrindaou: her and the lecture he is to give at event.
OCW: _ Awards to be furnished by the
"jurpmk mJ " "The Kremlin Walla are Crum-
, ‛ade 7 u bling' ia the clearest and most ef-
J* riMtei ifoctive presentation of the interna-
"FPds“tnighttional picture that I have heard.
And I have heard many apeeches.
But Very Fete Call
FORT WORTH, Texaa, April 1 TOKYO, April 9—P-Kyodo in a tool boxbetongin,
—itp—The Fort Worth chamber of news agency reported Friday Jap- Huffman, a PAA employe arrest
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Wk QI IC H ollno operative council of the nation’s hers, also announced plans to hold test. about 2,200,000 yep ($6,111) in the plane inbound from Hong Kong
W allo l dIIIIIX WOODWARD, April 9—Plane are major Negro denominations, simultaneous outdoor evangelistic A sixth-grade girl was announced Pan American World Airways of
• being made for the second Annu- He was elected Thursday at the rallies in the nation's key cities as winner Thursday. She was the fice at Haneda airport, portedly had stamps indicating it
CHICKASHA. April -Louis J. al District Land Judging contest fl°** * “M**1 mwt* September 24. only entrant. The gold reportedly waa found came from Manila
Alber, foreign correspondent and under the sponsorship of the bank
world traveler, will discuss "The at Woodward and will be partici-
Kremlin Walls An Crumbling" at pated in by interested persons
18 a.m. Tuesday, in the college au- from 10 counties in northwestern
"AounCkoie
en Monthly
A C0 Terms
$240
------------------ State
$.. Weekly Charge J CO.D.
NEW ACCOUNTS
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anon. Sabri Aasali, Nationalist
party leader. was named premier
of a new government and aged
Hachem Bey El Attaasi chosen
chief of state.
205 W. MAIN OKLAHOMA city
Ale ENID.LAWTOX. TULSA. BANTLESVILLE
• • • ‘flying saucer" around Woodward which will rep-
The Tim— Congratulates The native, called Soony, Is said resent fields which they have
mrrnanaronts. to have never before even heard of previously worked and made the
M, ug mh Carlen “Chonenworun Sr., "flying saucers" before the report- official placing.
465 A2 L i m, hn I> Merer ed incident. The event has been set to start
5^ •«< Mn. RobetMassle,. 131Gate: He told his white employer that at 9 a.m. Thursday April IS at
* St Anthon he was riding a horse over s low the community building, with Le-
.WMn. 1,9 <W«.t!!a!* ridge when he saw a "big round land Walker, agricultural repre-
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Dial u* golqonde on • 4
a. . Mu , Cai VN%
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74: highest temperature a year ago
*****^*7'-?'.,^,***^ Women. Ed Roberts, state extension soil
ser resor1en i y Alber's lecture is open to the conservationist, will be in charge
_______ i,at niSht publie without charge. of the contest Woodward soil con-1
ee.owest.vemperatur. ■ mar seo For the past 30 years. Alber has servation district will be in charge!
55: 10W68, temperauu temnertiFomade Soviet Russia, the Soviet of the contest lay-out and official
last.nigtuNi in M man that System, and the World Communist placings. County agents and
Ser Iesortela 7 Conspiracy his major atudy. He tional agriculture teachers will as-
"ASenriaand kunsst Date Rises surveyed world problems in 311.......... "‘
« mnrw at a ns i m sets 8 58 countries on four continents in lions and the Woodward chamber;
nonoo" carrying on his researches, he has of commerce agriculture land use
,Pmu-uinmL_Rocine30a m travelled more than 100,000 miles
afph"i"mn P abroad since World war 11 (he ....... '
EnMdnDB.“phase first quarter- traveled extensively before then in to further the progress of soil
m"m ANFi to- sets 2532 many countries), studying the mis- servation in this area. It is a popu-
rises P- P called "Cold War" in 38 countries lar event of the state and nation.
’ ’ Pm of Europe, Asia and Africa, a means worked out in a simpli-
tastoma. ■ if" Eetiomn., Rm*" While of the firm conviction that fled manner by which people are
71 w 8" 25 T the new rulers of Soviet Russia able to classify land according to
gfmon 55 Rom# > have not abandoned their program its capabilitiea of production and
MmT 5 » w ii Ito achieve world domination. Alber then apply the land treatments to
Out-of-state weather conditions: sees some cracks in the Kremlin fit ita particular class.
walls He believes this is the time Roberts, who will be on band
to put into operation a program for a two-hour school of instruc-
i which will widen the cracks and tion previous to the field trip in
eventually bring about the diainte- classifying the fields, has worked;
gration of the monolithic tyranny out the plan to be used
that is ruling Russia, and thus re- There will be divisions for men,
lieve the world of the menace of women and 4-H and FFA organi-
a suicidal, shooting war zations. A special class for busi-
Grove Patterson, editor-in-chief nessmen will also be recognised.
been in prison 14 years may be in- By Nest of Durkl
nocent of the crime that sent him I '
-g.=. there. DEDHAM, Mass. (R—One phase
gvemualvoFe.FaPetanp.RhDixon.wi The prisoner is Roy E. Eaton, at operations in the construction at
Lrtom. Mto>. ' He is in the Stateville penitentiary. | a three-million-dollar factory will
w • ] He was sentenced in 1M0 to serve be held up about three weeks while
Legislator
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'ULrq,-,.. „v. .. .al salesman, was forced into a car at spur railroad track
Diq“.d0pSuine,, Vendier sad: gunpoint in Rock Island, driven to Wrightson Christopher, sports-
a, ana Beneila Walton 20 representative recruits. He ex
utekL plained there are no known cases
r XeoTnSiTit. Wsij s"poG,: of polio in American Samoa and
W5; Fipapmae 2 the blood samples would be sent
,, to Yale university for a research
ir°,nj2Wa" •nd project to see if there is anything
v„umenip2"y/17y"eond in Samoans' blood that might give tion would ask Kuwatly "lead
to^jtetog». w ism n Port a due to the treatment of polio. j
a Num* Payne, ». m ms Show They were welcomed at Barbers
1 J—“• ■»— tw«m. point naval air atation with color-
VTgiSli.n. and Mra. Mattt. ful ceremonies by friends and
—P.°26".Moble. relatives. The welcome included
wxs—---speeches in Samoan, songs and
Mvorce etitions traditional sword dances in color-
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 53, Ed. 4 Friday, April 9, 1954, newspaper, April 9, 1954; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1991827/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.