Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 72, No. 34, Ed. 1 Monday, March 20, 1961 Page: 7 of 22
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declared here Monday.
“We feel progress is be- he has been a "good friend
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State Is Alerted
Wells Impress
For Jail-Breakers
courthouse.
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being
Sheriff charge of malicious mischief
while Segress was serving a
the-aged law pushed through
Cameramen Discuss
about possible restrictions
in trade relations between
Promotions, Sales
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On Sewer
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stands and stores frequented by our children.
Paid Political Advertisement
ington from St. Louis.
project.
Airline Launches
New Service Here
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arrive in Dallas at 7:20 and
Central Airlines inaugu-
rated convair service Mon- Fort Worth at 7:43.
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of "Mothers United for Decency.” I was selected by mothers
throughout Oklahoma City to head this group of parents in a
drive to eliminate indecent, obscene Smut literature from the news
We mothers sincerely feel it is the responsibility of all parents
to unite behind or present city council in this crusade for decency.
Visiting the mothers' Smut Mobile when it is your neighborhood. Every Smut
• magazine and book in this free display was purchased right here in Oklahoma City . . ,
and pushing over
Crete block wall.
Sheriff Welch i
approval. The service is to and then to St. Louis. They
provide $250,000 toward the will take a plane to Wash-
parently the pair had hack- 65 not on public assistance
saw blades as they sawed who can care for themselves
the bars in two windows to except when they're hit by
Creek
serve
It provides for the medi-
cally indigent—persons over
Sunday night included the
Ken Carson award for serv-
ice to the association to Wil-
liam Krause of Fairview.
The convention closes Mon-
day afternoon with a dis-
cussion of promotions by Bill
and Nita Bell of Albuquer-
Sessions expected to at- people coming to welfare
tract more than 700 public departments across the na-
welfare workers from Okla- tion is their need for some
sent to the U. S. Public
Health Service in Dallas for
Nothine Down
60 Days -TH
First Payment
Monday by automobile, plan-
ning to drive to Kansas City
Tell your neighbors not to be misled by the well financed, deceptive campaign of the
professional "againers" who would replace your councilmen in Tuesday’s election because
they have the courage to fight against communism and Smut...
Boecking Withdraws
Hirsh said Boecking Con-
struction Co. withdrew its
Tokyo in May.
( This was his first visit to
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FREE BOOK that tells bow these
troables may be corrected by proven
Non-Surgical treatments. This book
may prove o utmost importance in
Loula Dunn, speaker, and James Overfelt, local bama public welfare direc- get medical services when
program chairman, confer at welfare workers’ confer- tor, spoke at the opening they need them, Miss Dunn
Visiting Envoy
Japan’s ambassador to the his nation and the United
United States is impressed Slates.
The Excelsior Medical Clinic, de- j
voted to the treatment of die new
day between Oklahoma City
and Dallas and Fort Worth.
The first flight was sched-
uled to arrive in Oklahoma
City at 4:53 p.m. Representa-
tives from the two Texas
cities were to meet with
Mayor Norick to commemo-
rate the beginning of the
service.
Central will operate one
round-trip flight each day.
The inbound flight will
leave Fort Worth at 2:40
p.m. Dallas at 3:05 and ar-
rive in Oklahoma City at
4:35. The outbound flight
will leave at 5:50 p.m. and
Mrs. Pat McGee, Chairman
MOTHERS UNITED FOR DECENCY
2717 N.W. 46— Oklahoma City
said.
She reported the single
greatest reason, outside of
the current recession, for
form of medical aid, major
or minor.
Miss Dunn urged her col-
leagues, while they’re do-
ing their best to relieve the
Acres — about 14 miles of
sewer line and a treatment
plant — is Frontier Con-
tracting Co., which bid
$1,450,000.
Bids on the project were
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MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN!
THE PRESTIGE ADDRESS HOTEL
THAT OFFERS YOU THE
BEST OF EVERYTHING!
500 air conditioned rooms with
radio and TV... sui tea and meet-
ing rooms. Finest restaurants
... gracious service.
Moderate rates.
Ambassador and Mrs. Koichiro Asakai check road
map. (Staff Photo by Jim Lucas)
Tulsa.
Pictorial Title Given
Best pictorial was by Carl
Sikes, Chickasha; best crea-
tive by Gilbert Hill, Oklaho-
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best print of exhibit award
on a picture which was the
best of children.
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turning to Washington after
a Rotary Club speech in Al-
va Sunday.
Asakai said he was invited
to speak there by Sen. Mike
Monroney and Ralph Neely,
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V. Montin, joint venture bid (industry should succeed in
of $1,722,500. (placing restrictions on Jap-
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discovered by the jailer aft-!
er he heard a crash and in-1
vestigated to find the out-
side wall pushed over.
The 6-foot wall is about 10
feet outside the jail wall
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a con-
beauty queen, were report-
ed “doing well” Monday.
Dr. Ernest L. Noone said
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The Convairs have pres-
surized cabins and are radar(
equipped. They carry 40 pas-
sengers.
session of the association's
southwest regional con-
ference.
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ices Authority.
Bidders Listed
Other bidders on the proj-
ect, according to Leon Hirsh,
authority attorney, were:
Mid-Co., Inc., $1,850,000;
ABC Construction Co., Tulsa,
$1,474,831.30; Aspland Con-
struction Co., Enid, $1,900,-
000; M. A. Swatek and W.
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MEN
An Urgent Appeal to All Oklahoma City Parents
from the Chairman of
MOTHERS UNITED FOR DECENCY
said the
Asakai said.
Import Bans Feared
He referred to Japan’s
$800 million a year in ex-
ports — mostly electronics,
textiles and cameras — to
UPPER DARBY, Pa.
Association in their final
session Monday at the Bilt-
more Hotel.
Speakers during the morn-
ing included Frank Lotz Mil-
reach the outside of the jail (doctor, hospital or nursing
Donald before pushing over the expenses.
Sti1 block wall. 1 Kerr has said the MAA
Harold Woolwine,
Surgeon Lifts
Mayor’s Tumor
NEW YORK (P - A be-
nign tumor was removed
Monday from beneath May-
or Robert F. Wagner’s right
ear.
Wagner was reported in
“excellent condition” at Me-
morial Hospital following an
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Leae Campbell, General Managor
gineers, and Phillips and oil.”
Stong. I Mr. and Mrs. Asakai spent
Hirsh said bids must be, Sunday night here. They left
a
Kerr, principal author of the kind of suffering.
medical - assistance - for - mmammmmam
had the best picture by a
master and Glen Nelson,
Tulsa, the best picture for a
first time entry in the show.
The best picture of a man
was shown by Larry Jack-
son, Tulsa; the best of a
woman by Roy Kendricks,
Nolen Welch sounded a
statewide alert.
The pair escaped after
sawing bars in two windows
with midwestern spacious-'
ness and Oklahoma City oil
well derricks.
ing made,” said
Bishop Asks
ma City; the best commer-
cial in both color and black and
your life. No obligation.
the quads won’t be out .of bxeelslor Medkeul a**' Dept
danger for several weeks. I "xclsion Srimeh Me
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homa, Texas, Arkansas,
Louisiana and New Mexico
will continue through
Sheriff Welch said ap-
and other items totaling $1.3
billion from us.
Naturally, he indicated,
he’d like to see an improved
balance of trade from his
country’s standpoint. By the
same token he would be
most “unhappy" if some
segments of United States
Wednesday at the Huckins
floor of the Logan County Hotel.
‘Offensive’
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The church today faces the threat of becoming a
“dress-parade of Christianity," a 72-year-old Methodist
bishop warned Monday.
He is Bishop Arthur J. Moore, Atlanta, who retired
last June to devote full time work to evangelism, his
“first love."
He is guest minister for aw annual “preaching
crusade" at St Luke’s Methodist Church, where he
will talk daily at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. through
Friday.
"The church today faces a great challenge and a
great danger,” he pointed out. "These are not bad
times for Christianity ... the opportunities are superb."
But he outlined dangers of unpreparedness Monday
as he explored “the possibilities and the price of a
religious revival,” defined “not as a preaching mission
but in terms of a renewal of our consciousness of God
and our responsibilities to Him.
Tenacity Demanded
“The church will either get a more tenacious hold
upon the everlasting certainties of faith . . . and in-
augurate a great spiritual offensive—or, a little here
and a little there, the church will yield to the paralyz-
ing circumstances with which it is surrounded,” he said.
“We won’t abandon the field entirely, but it will
come to a sort of dress-parade Christianity,” the bishop
predicted.
“The church will be in an eddy,” he said, “set off
from the mainstream of events, should it miss the cur-
rent challenge."
The bishop will follow the theme "Man’s Plight,
and God’s Power" in his talks here this week.
Now preaching “on call” among churches in major
cities across the South, he is booked for the coming two
years. He presented 17 lectures last week in Ashville
and will tackle a just-as-rigorous schedule next week in
Atlanta at St. Mark’s Methodist Church.
“And I’m having a very good time,” he smiled.
pacaliar to older men by NON-
last Wednesday to a former SURGICAL Methods has a New
night, were still
sought Monday as
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a Tell your neighbors that your present city council passed an ordinance against the
A. distribution of Smut literature — but, an Oklahoma City magazine distributnyftitervened
in court and blocked the efforts of your city council to protect our children from Smut...
ler, New Orleans, on archi-
tectural photography, and and white (two awards) to
for a well-rounded program, The APWA official indicat-
a national welfare figure ed she didn’t want to cross
If you can, please send a small contribution (not over one dollar) to help keep the
4 Smut Mobile rolling until Okahoma City mothers and your city council drive Smut from ,
the stores our children frequent.
anese imports.
Wells Surprising
On a more personal vein,
Miss Dunn appeared reluc- suffering of poeple already
Clingenpeel was serving a tant to take issue with Ok- in distress, to find ways to
- ~ ■ - prevent a repetition of this
passersby from passing
items to prisoners in the
jail which is on the ground
(UPI) — Mannette, Berna- They have found soothing relief a
, ‘-la new zest in life.
dette, Celeste and Denise
Cutaiar, quadruplets born
But she. said the associa-
the American Public Wel- tion has supported and con-
received Saturday by Okla-
homa County Utility Serv- the United States and to im-
ports of wheat, oil, lumber
tinues to support, as a com-
ponent of the whole, the in-
clusion of health insurance
under social security.
Expand Programs
As people live longer,
medical care programs
must be expanded so they'll
Myles DeRussy, Chicago, on
lighting for fashion and pub- and the best hand color to
missing men were
Gene Clingenpeel,
cial security is still needed social security.
sewage project to
Bethany and Warr trade between
water, and Roy Segress, Ed- j
mond. Their escape was
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Apparent low bidder for the midlands, so vast in
construction of the Bluff contrast to his homeland.
Winners Announced
Award winners announced Bickerton, Tulsa.
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wife, visited briefly in Okla-
But he's a little concerned homa City Monday before re-
90-day sentence on a charge congress last August,
of unlawful entry.
RIDE FREE TO THE POLLS
AND VOTE FOR
J. W. McTIERNAN
Councilman WARD 3
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gineering estimate on the surprised” to see'oil derricks Wewoka. The best direct hour in surgery,
project was $1,585,000. En- in the middle of the city.
gineering was a joint ven- He said he was impressed
ture by Hudgins, Thompson! with the spaciousness of the
and Ball architects and en- country and its "richness in
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Oklahoma City, district gov- p.chitectural and fashion'color, home printed, was by
emor of Rotary, rhotography and methods for Jim Harkness, Tulsa; the
Toky Convention Set promotions of sales occupied best direct color commercial-
Rotary International w. about 100 members of the ly printed by Don Jurick,
hold its annual convention in Oklahoma Photographer’s “ ’
Koichiro Asakai, ac-
companied by his attractive
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Other Steps Needed
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essary for us to have as-
surance the older folks of
" the nation are provided the
health facilities they need."
md Miss Dunn, former Ala-
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Troubled with GETTNG IT MIGHTS
Palm in BACK, HIPS, UEGS
Tiredness, LOSS Of VIGOR
If you are a victim of these
symptoms then your troubles may
be traced to Glandular Inflamma-
tion. Glandular Inflammation is a
constitutional diseese and medicines
that give temporary relief will not
Ouads Da Well tmov* the causes 04 yore troubles.
Vuau " e1) Neglect of Glandular Inflamma-
o *11 • n i tion often leads to prematute,
3till in Danger senility, and incurable malignancy.
• •5* The past year men from 1,000
communities have been successfully
treated here at Excelsior Springs.
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who escaped from the Lo-
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