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A ALESTIlt NEWS-CAPITAL MONDAT MAY 16 MO
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Durant Expects'
To Get Back In
IU Uel DdLlt III I it 'no tall to get your News-Cannot can OA 3-1700 before Ldlye
1 Eton) 130 to 630 111 call OA 3-3013 No deliveries alter
1130 gs
10000 Bracket Davis 11elvdy-to-Wear — New & Whale houseful of furniture—no I
used elithes merchandise &ma payment 133 pit ma with s on Course
Tiring good used clothing & mar- approved credal—Btu !twat rut
o r-TV
Drm Nv
GOLDBERG
mne" chandose — will sell on consign- nituer 311 East Clinctira
boilthera Okixthoilla Ilvkle(iirnent 103 South dam next door MOSCOW IAN — The Soviets
to sweet(' Its way bIt into thel to Checker & Yellow Cab Co MaYlAtt G E servics GA 1-040L 'say their 441 ton dununy-manned
1
10 014t13 It my L Mg if 17 W laa at nas a a a aa
ipicre ship—the bigitest satellite
"'I" "ilatklig bracket et tile Duras êi Duras InNtilanCe Wek-etne c Revival Services 1'
ever launched—is a hiiinig around
cont of forne telephone calla antll elKh eveffint" 1" P' m'' at "I' the earth cm course
John G Brown McAlester has l'Irst Church of the Nazarene 700s
a few red lace& i "Ttiere soon will be a man in
been electNi recording secretary
The Bureau of the Census likely
111 Approve ft hictexem ftt its!of l'ht Kappa Sigma 'mud trater
mutation cemet of the 4R2 persor!nity at the University ot Okla
ationiling or toachtng school at the i h:411-111- 11P0Vat University Col-
freshman la the son of Mr
slats hare
land Mn IL O Brown 1110 Vieux
TN red faces result from whatidrive
be dest-rtbed as a t-ornedyi
City Bits
eat Adams May 1121
Free Wool StorageTroy'L
Capt Thomas R York son of
Mr and Mrs Jomph U Yotk
route 1 Rod Oak recently parti-
cipated with other personnel from
1
Russia Reports1
Large Satellite
Is on Course
spare" the Soviets mid
Hurled aloft by a superrocket
the giant ship was reported send-
ing back signals confirming "the
good agreement between Its actual
orbit and the calculated ane" for
its flight around the globe every
of errots which began way back! elaskined A4 DePoriment ollssils!the 1st Divisitm's Sth Cavalry in'91 minutes
la Ili40 hen the city forgot to at a' m Monday through Sat- Army training tema in Korea cap Dr Viktor Bartekin director of
file record of adoption of an or urday NewisCapital--GA 31700
ttmince annexing the college area ceded then are still problems to
tain -York corrunander of the eav th le'linktsowl rlanetarium eon-
airy's Co A entered Ow Army iW
to the city Taws" Cream Donuts Main & lbe solved before sending P a
August HQ and arrived oversees! - ti
This error e as tompoututedW"lingtmlt ()Pen 7 14 10 on t ilive astronaut—the rtudn one bo-
hi tour of duty uty last October
when trie city clerk in March of Etaetteacetil waitress wanted The 29year-old officer is a 19-taling how In get bon back to earth
last year informed the Census city Cafe Apply in parson graduate of NIcAlester High school NdelY'
Bureau the college was not part The official twos agency Tess
and a I9s2 graduate of Oklahoma
of the city and furnished it with city fitenten ansecred a grass State university Stillwater said no attempt will be made to
maps atm excluded the campus fire alarm Sunday at 219 West retrieve the dummy pastenger
from the city limits Irlectric No damage was repact &July ordering gives best se- riding in a pressaired cabinet
hts story had its beginning est- - 'eosin ftlentoruil Day items 50c with "all the necessary equipment'
March 3 1040 alien the city coun- Several é'arpet renulants—Roll
ril adopted an ordinance Pre: id- ends 60 wool ilatt
ing for annexing el the ce"ei'el Original pre S3 05--iinity 33 9!)
area This ordinance duly signed sq yd Bill Riedt Furniture 311
and published' then found its wayir chactaw black East at
Into the city files where for 13 NeaacapitaL
years accumulated dust
It lay in the city files unheeded Franey's Summer Dress Carni-
' until March lk 10'4 when It was vol winner Saturday was Mrs
taken to the court house filed B R Litneri Kiosk&
and agatin forgotten
Clcaning J
immy
When In 19 the Census Ru rarpet
E Jackson
reau aNked for Maps a letter eas' McGe GA 30739 e
received from the city clerk In TV antic for Radol TV & An-
tnitoom vos wat tdi
&rating the college area was to
he excludet lksiring to be sure
the bureau wrote her and inquir-
ed on the eubject This letter
brought a return dated Miirch
'' 30 1959 informing the bureau
that the campus are wu not part
ol tile city
Tune moved along and at
last the census was completed
Durant awakened with a start it
discovered It not only had de
rimed in population but hed sunk
under the 10000 figura
This would likely have meant
tuts in -ealaries for county em-
ployee as well as losses in tea
monies roceviod bY the city from
the state
Immediately official wheels be-
gen turning there The-city call-
ed Stanley It hieuiwander asking:
him to arrange a stay of the
deadlian on the census to permit
the city to pass an antedated or-
dinance providing fur inclusion of
the college It also reportedly
Congrotoinuat Carl Albert
In Washington requesting the
same thing
Sucklently someone recalled that
such an ordiruince hod oncefseen
passtsi and records were earth-
ed The facts then emerged
the ordinance had been passed
and Nblishod in lista and finally
-
—In ittlt Hence the college was
part of the city
A letter was dispatched lathe
iwailquarters of the Census Du
reau in Jeffersonville bd which
contained a statement of these
farts Jeffersonville thereupon
called Netswarldt? and he came
' here to discuss the situation with
the city It then was discovered
another vital link in the teary was
missing This was a copy of the
letter sent by the city clei to
the Census Bureau in 1459 inform-
' lug it of that the college campus
was not part of the city Efforts
to write a letter to fill this lark
resulted in errors of wording
whiih posed another problem
Neiswander called the Census Ilu
reau and it sent him a photostatic
copy of her letter to the bureau
Armed aids this letter the Mc
Alcster office sent in a revised
letter informing the bureau of
the error made by the city clerk
Salinday word came from Jet-
forsonville informing Neiswander
to keep his office open until nest 11
weck for final action in the Du
Tnut iiuuttoo
Final Food Handlers
School Sessions Set
For Tuesday in City
Irinal sesions of this year's food
hand!cr's school are scheduled for
Tuccday in the city council room
San ltdrion l'init McCoy annotate-
ed today
The health department repre-
sogitative said all pet sons ttho al-
ready have not attended one of
the training classes thin yesr are
!wing urged to attend Tuesday's
utast' It is open to all persons en--
K-iced In food preparation and
handling for public consumplinp
in Patchtirg county
Clasces are scheduled for 9 m
through It s In: I p fn through
p m and 7 p in through
p m Attemlanca reeorda show'
nu permits have taken the tram-
mg this riot
roRMER OFFICIAL DIES
LAhE ClIARIXS La tAP) —
tether Frarer M hose trrm ss
lieutenant governor of Louisiana
expirest IRA l'ufsdriywhen Gov
Fart K Ldwig wa1 511(1'11(1Pd ly
i
time Jamnir Davi(i died 'Sundor
of an tliness stem I
ring 'onzJa
tttwked bk)oKt vesse -- '
tonna Service 311 North Main
Call GA 10064 Votaw
Municipal Judge Jay P Farns-
worth today forfeited $10 in bonds
Pagte4 by Loren C Smith 30 of
Mc Loud on drunk and reckless
driving and transporting an open
bottle charges fined Lemuel B
Woloridge 47 of 1013 East Jef-
foram 335 on drunk and reckless
driving charges Jimmy E ROben-
bourn 19 of 304 We Monroe $19
speeding and forfeited 311 bond
posted on a reckless driving
charge by John Otto Schlicht 15
McAlester
Roam & Board Meals served to
the Public 323 North First
Reserve your Nimrod camping
trailer early! CA weekly McCoy's
1106 NorthMain GA 3-1&34
Gesuine Mexican Food: Melt-
can Dinners Spanish Steaks Ta-
ms Fnchiladas Dot Tdmales
Chill Call GA 3-9172 ABC Cafe
Thomas G
(Caationad trona pate 1)
member or tbe Lutheran church
Survivors in addition to the
parents bulude a brother Virgil
Witold! Atlanta Ga two aititera
—I Hartshorne High schools prom
Sandra Cleland of the home andiendetc
i prematurely Saturday night
IVangeline r Johnson Japandamid Males of fisticuffs involv
and grandmother Mrs Mina ing w bite and Negro students
Mullion Albert Lea Minn -- Police said they took seven boys
' Funeral services are achedul 10 jail and later released them on
for 10 a m Tuesday at t e condition they appear at the
0ra Funeral home chapel 1'01i:burg county attorney's office
Rey Clacks 4'entiler of Ada will here today Four Negroes and
officiate '----- three IA blies who olticers said
involved arrived at the
Interment oW'ili ge in Savannah werr
Ga Th Chaney Funeral home is eountY-6tirthouse about 10 a ni
in charge of arrangements here County Attorney Pill Leyden
Cleland was the third traffic said charges would be filed
Victim in Pittsburg county this against two of them Tuesday le
year Others were Worts Moray said they would face either as
Kansas City Mo and Herman E &Jolt and battery or disturbing
Downing the peace charges
fifths Muray died May 7 seven The ones Leyden said would be
miles north of McAlester on U S charged represented a member of
ritt The Downing boy was killed k1 group Hartshorne school has
in a car wreek 10 miles east of been integrated about four years
McAlester on U S 270 After the school banquet had
The Patrol aald Ball was driv- finished aml dancing started at
ing a cat which was in a collitin North Ward mino ! w as when
sion with another in Lawton His itroubit betwcvn the two sets fiat i
neck was broken Driver of the led
alto the opening School au-
other car Willis Williams 5110rdica thrtshrne poinie and
Lawton was injured I :ftt i
-
- --- Ire-entry problem and recover a!
!
n't- Ldl "11"s """'""' IL thorities Hartshorne police and
man $afel
L y front orbit We dank
awton was injured
county sheriff's deputies quelled'
lk1rs7 Mora was riding in a car the disturbance It started bout' that we understand how to do this!
driven by Noah B Baker 64 aland do it kelt It's not clear that
i 10 p tn
i io p
flinger bleb collliwo l'it" an-1 There were different verloons
other car two miles south of An-1
woneerning v hat touched off the
adarko on State Ilighviay a late!
vacua taco slue ge a ficpalate
Saturday night
car flipped into a cid
Edward Jackson a Negro Jun-
vert and caught fire Raker es-!
tor said he and three companions
caped the wreck then aufteredi
islarted out of the building uhen
burns trying to poll Mrs Mora
someone tripped Clarence Shores
from the burning vehicle
a member of his party
Jack4on said this started a
Criswell Participates :!It that gained momentum Sev-
eral ()then from both sales inined
In Educational Tour
in the fight he explained
County Agent Sam Ctisuell and
1 Leon Cline a v hitt armor gave
three other atat farm agents re "
Allis account of the trouble -From
turned during the weekend from
the school door steps Moore'
on 'educational tour of the Ten-
uhrued a beer can paat my head"
oesaee Valley Autliore
Criswell Participates
In Educational Tour
County Agent Sam et isuell M and
three other ate farm agentm re1
turned during the Wee k end from
on 'educational tour of Ole Ten—
pisfiee Valley Autliorit)
Purpose of the trip it as design-
ed to study agricultural programs
of the three-state area including
Tennessee Alabama and Ken
tucky The group inspected ferti-
lizer plant research programs and
testing results of the area's proj-
ect Oklahoma representatives in ad-
dition to CriNuell were Thomas1
Cunningham Sti IIA atter extension'
agronomist: Cecil Dmiell Durant
county agent and Paul Booker
aseg-late agent at Hugo 1
De leg1e3 from 23 statts and
1
one from New England partaapat-
ed In the educational tour
— — -- ing how to get him back to earth
The 29-yene-old officer is a 19411iiy
graduate of McAlester High school
The official news agency Tass
and a 192 graduate of Oklahoma said an attempt wilt be mode to
State university Stillwater
reitrieve the dummy pastenger
Larty ordering gives best se- riding in a pressurized cabinet
'edam Memorial Day items 50c with "all the necessary equipment
up Mann's Flower Shop 110 N for a future nuinned space flight 2nd St '' Soviet scientists said the licii-
MC Lee E Stone son of Mr ton cabinet would be separated
from the satellite arter the 'w-
and Mrs E V Stone 514 South ektnory information is rterived
C McAlester h" rPNI-ted fur but would burn up in the Atmore
duty with the Sault Ste Marie Air phors drops
Defense sector at Gin Mich Air-
The gave only kimpy
rruin Stone a power prbduetion -details Sunday
' Soviets s
in announcing the
operator
u ill leke Owe' launching of their latest space ye-
alongside other specialists and
hide on the eve of the Parui sum-
technicians at the sector bean mit cooteretwe
tiarters
I I Sheviyakoe bead of the
Travel Trailers-1406 S Main scientc melliodologald depart-
ment of the Moseow Planetarium'
Du'trict Judge W A Locker said "the flight of this ship will
granted a divorce today to Clar go down in the annals of astro
cm McCarty and Pearl McCarty
Saturday divorces went to Ida B
Jefferwm and David a Jefferson
and Tillie Dolt Hines and Sterling
limes An three decrees were on
grounds of incompatibility
e fuss or red tape—low cost
loans to meet your needs In-
dustrud Finance 3 E Choctaw
Notice: Dr Ruth ‘A'alters foot
ill)ecialist from iloldenvilleo will
rrheve foot sufferers Tues May
17 Earle Hotel a am to 6 pm
Leaving for California can take
3 share espenies Call GA 3-1576
or GA 3-1439 by Thursday
Gersolum Special this v euk —
extra niue tinch plants 49: each"
Sonti's Greenhouse Krebs
Itig trade-ins on Frigidaire Re-
frigerators ar' Bill Rietit
hire 311 Kist Choctaw
Prom Ended
By Racial Fight
three ahnes ho olticers saidithe earth and the necessary condi-H
the
county 7Orthouse about 10 a nt first
-6
ere involved arrived at the wtions for the space crew"
official announcement Said
County Attorney p ill Layden
Sc world over gen-
ientists the
said charges would be filed
against Nu of them Tuesday neierally acclaimed the Soviet space
1
tiald they would face either as shiP I
American experts were divided
sault and battery or disturbing
Ow peat charges Ilinwever on whether it meant the
The ones Layden said would
wSoviets are ahead of the United
' '
iiu vain my imam
Cline said he and Moore -mired
Itt up" anti others became mobi-
le& Fish Fry Site Will
The officio) news agency Taus!
said no attempt will be made tol
retrieve the dummy passenger'
riding in a pressaired cabinet'
with "all the necessary equipment
for a future numned space flight"
Soviet scientists so14 the 241-
ton cabinet would be separated
Irvin the satellite after the 'net
ftsary information" is received
hut would titirti up in the atmos
pbore tt drops
' The Soviets gave only skimpy
ground stations data on the opera tons of its scientific and meas-
uring instruments in the hermetic-
ally sealed cabin which are pow-
ere(' by chemical and solar hat-
teries‘ The exact time and place of the
Lunching were not disclomqt
"The launching was -undertaken
to perfect and check the satellite
hips system insuring its an(1
flight and controls it return to
the earth and the necessary condi-
tions for the space crew" the first
official announcement Said
Scientists the world over gen-
erally acclaimed the Soviet space
American experts were divided
however on whether it meant the
Soviets are ahead of the United
States in the race to put a Man
into spitee
Dr John P Hagen of the US
National Aeronautics and Space
Admmistration said "If you can'
iieheve their announcement they'p
have not faced up to the mostl
serious problem--how to solve the
mentry problem and recover al
ntan safely front orbit We (Ink!
the Russians do"
Another Amencan MC WiltISt
who dechmal to be identified sug
gested "the 'dummy may be the
real thing and there's the outside
possibility that if the Soviets'
found everything worked all right
they - would then make the
dramatic antatuncenwnt that they
had a rnan in space"
City Boys Fined
For Doughnut Theft
A boy of doughnuts taken from
A drugstore during the WVekend
cost two boys 14)uis ThOrt laS Al
'len 16 and Pottle T ringleton
Ittc—Ittith Of IkkAlester 115 minus
the doughnuts
Police said a delivery man left
the doughnuts early Sa I urdtiy
morning at the drug store before
It opened for business They said
the box wits Jeff outside the door H
Allen and Pingleton caned the
box and its contents away inves-
tigators reported They were takci
en into custody later the &inv
day Police confiscated the dougly
nuts
Allen of 7 East Grand was
opened for business They sal(
F ti Be Moped If It Rains the box was Jeff outsido the door
In case of rain tonighCa fish: Allen and Ping Teton caned tin
fry for the Methodist Men's club box and its contents away inves
will he held in the basement of tigators reported They were tak
the Grand Avenue Methodist len into custody later the si-ime
church day Polk-e confiscated the dough
Otherwise it will be held at nuts
!- the leo tamptun home at 630 Allen of filI7 East Grand was
p m The frh fry is being given fined $20 on the charge by City
by tr(g) No 4 of the Hoy Ncouta Judge Jay P Farnsworth Pingle-
for the Methodist men ton ua R fined ITS
Hospital
Notes
(VI MAN( tbetirelp Poth Pospitala
an front 10 a et la II 4 31
m to 4 Id al at and 1 p am to
0 NB Chadron Anoka' 13 prole of
aaa as Pot pernalitod I Maas ra-
WOKS) MelLESIER GENERAL
Births:
Mr and Mrs Jimmy C James
Crowder are the parents of a
baby boy born May 111 at 12 21
m 'Me baby arutba-eight
pounds eight and one-fourth
ouncea
Admitted -
Mrs J C James Crowder V
1P Rumba 401 'hest Cherokee
Sam Goodwin 800 East Madison:
i
Mn A A Clanton Ilaileyville
r Mrs L R Ezell route 6 McAles-
ter Walter JOrtel 520 North See
mid Mrs Loyd Gera Mon Shaw-
nre Miss Barbara Gaultney 113
Victory Park: Mn G T Pow-
ers Eufaula: Mrs Joines Ruth-
erford 313 rust cherotee muis
Martha Vogel 518 East Adams
!tire Bethena Tony Stigler Fred
J Oliver 1305 Past Contonche
and Mrs Elle Mangnen Tuska-
home Dismissrd:
Mrs Elizabeth Compton route
3 McAlester Wit !ma Roberts
Alderson Mrs Nora Fairless
Ashland Cleve W Cope lam& 920
South Main: Jimmy Watkins
Crowder: Newt R t7athey 205
Writ Tyler O'Neal l'arker
Krebs Elmer L Coroner 13021
North C era J W Lel bie 218
West Jet ferson Henry Doyle Bier-
man Haywood Mrs Olden Cook
723 East Semtnole Mrs Ida John-
son 518 West Delaware: Paul
Moody Ilaileyville: Mrs Bob le-
Ititosh Ints North Hickory Mrs
W E Martin 507 Fast DelaN4are
and Mrs (luirles R Cu x and baby
boy Kiotta
ST MAR111
nautics as one of the last steps' 00Y 1"-"A a
"
before mankind's emergence into
ST MARVA
outer space"
Prof Vladimir Dobronravov a n
Atiristd11ailey wilkinson rat
top ' 3:sastli tinInkaetiri with tthhee 181:1111)echr: burg Mrs John B Ilynal Krebs
Mrs T F Titter Savanna: Mrs
rocket test brings" into the Pa!!
Blanche 15ebb route 5 McAles
!eitie laist January In London k r
le Sisteil Slary Teresa 3113 Eas
spokesman for the British Inter1
IN'ashington Miss Ida White
planetary society estimated the
Hartshorne Shari Lynn Horn Eu
rocket propelling the- Soviet Ship f jail:
i Mrs Louis Templeton 21!
was two or three times more!
West Taylor David Cline Harley
powerful than the US Atlas and'
ville Mrs Raymond Valenrula
Titan rockets Hartshorne Mr J Grant Hodges
The rocket went into orbit ap-!! Clayton Mn Stanley Banasik
proxinuitely 103 miles up and be-1ms EL"(
omanche: John testi(
gan sending back beeps that 1 C
Etter Naval Ammunition depot
sounded like a distant train
whistle Itie Sputnik ir visibie-to! ter
Diana Graham route 3 McAles
Hubert Madewell Klowe
the naked eye in Muni of dark-1 m W P Brewster! route I
nevi It Wag first sighteil in the Komko George Little Mown
United States at 410 a m by Mrs Robert Taylor Krebs anc
moonWatchers in Payton 'Ohio mrs Carl Jones Naval Animuni!
! "Analysta of the initial data re- tion depot
receivNI from the satellite ship Discharged
shows that the installed instru- Mn Andrew c Smith 801 East
rnentation and equipment are Seminole: Mrs Ester Stephens
functioning normally" Tass said Kiowa Mrs Christopher McVa!
The satellite is fitted with ape: hon and baby boy 1019 East
vial radio equipment to relay to Osage G It Leshe 54 Vest
ground stations data on the opera' Street and Diana Graham route
bons of its scientific and meas- 3 McAlester
uring instruments in the hermetic-
ally sealed cabin which are pow- Cuts
t in Salancs
Admitted
Mrs Harley Wilkinson Pitts-
burg Mrs John B Ilynal Krebs
Mrs T F Elder Savanmi Mrs
Blanche Webb route 5 McAles-
' ter Sister Mary Teress 314 East
Washington: Miss Ida Iklitte
Hartshorne Shari Lynn Horn Ere
faula: Mrs Louis Templeton 214
West Taylor David (line Harley-
ville Mrs Raymond Valenrula
)Tartshorne Mr J Grant Hodges
Clayton Mn Stanley Banasilt
MO East CoMmiche John Leslie
Etter Naval Ammunition depot
Diana Graham route 3 McAles-
ter Hubert Niadewell Kars a
Mrs W P Brewster route
KiW48 George Little Mown:
Mrs Robert Taylor Krebs and
Mrs Carl Jones Naval Animuni-
tion depot
Discharged
Mn Andrew C Smith 801 East
Seminole: Mrs Ester Stephens
Stows Mrs Christopher McVa
hon and baby boy 1019 East
Faced by Officials
In McIntosh County
EUFAULA—Sizable cuts in the
share paid McIntosh county from
taxes as a result of declines' in
Ipopulation pose Threats of salary
:its to county employes
Af‘tuter stige law tavmonies are
distilbufcl on1snsis of population
shown In the last census taken
The city of Eufaula also shares In
liquor las monies on this basis
County employes said they fear
salary cuts of up to $20 monthly
as a result of the population
idirinkage Former county treas-
urer E W Cray &lid some salary
cuts were probisye but said it
would require time to estimate
them
The unoffivial (111S1111 tabulation
showed the county down to 12203i
From 17829 in MO Itnin Eulaulal
i!nd Checotah suffered &nail Imssesi
in popolation
i NEW CHIEF ANSWERS
! TAIPEI Formosa
Cen Itobrt M Blanchard Jr
Iarrived toilityto take up his iiew
!post as chif of the Army sec-
Ition of the U S Military Atv
i sistanve Advisory Croup
is M tYlomil!
)14 Airlmbp1SIrs
she So Mc TiMec
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CHAPMAN-CARRIS
I nourantwo- R est Edit to-Ronda
Agency
kfte Eufaula
Heidership
Sates Continue
Sale of indivaluid memberships
in the Lake Su Nola Development
amociation chapter totaled over
200 here Saturday
It la planned to continue the:guto road funds
drive through the next two weeks Those who advanced the theory
with another city-wide campaign that the eastern turnpike would
scheduled next Saturday The mot roach tarther south than Mc
will be buoy this weeklAlestet explained that the toll
recruiting workers to help in the road could enter tl S 119 here
campaign of next Saturday land traffic could go to the Texas
bonier on the free Macf They
Lowk of workers handicappedi
the campaign which stopped 'mid 01'4 the 1141194Y &Part-
hortly after noon Saturday The "lent steesnlY hog
plans tor lin-
ig to continuo through the proving 1st-denim ot U S 69 south
s
drive
next two weeks with another city- irl'Ill Itte Alelter
wide campaign nest Saturday Wilbur Smith and Associates
"traffic engineers have presented
Th indivklual membership
dove alternate routes tor the
drive began Saturday morning!
with a hrwuktml sttentim by of-raster') turnpike Sinithis next
IF WI a in van" mini inasi lay nil -
fieii41 Of the kwal chapter of the rcport On traffic and revenue at 10 a m Tuesday Interment
Lake Futsula Association mem- eIPecitd in II few d'iYii Pillb- IA'ill be Ill I'V'mallawa "'tar at
hero or the county Democratic dblY narrow the choice New York New York
will
Women's dub and the Key club The Tula area-McAlester route' A tis E hitty
Irma the McAlester H ool
High Sch would be about 100 nulea From' 1 E C
Key club members went te work there one proposal calls for the' Area Pioneer Dies -
in the residential sections and the ltoll road to parallel U S 69 to
i '
women set up two tables in down- near Durant Rites Set for Tuesday
town McAlester one on Choctaw PITTSBUltG—Otis Estes Chitty
All three alternate routes would
and the other on Grand Theseigert soth or Towe where the 00 Pittsburg retired farmer and
sere operated by for 50
th 13111111' 'terminus was fixed by the legis- "ident of this colallY
Louis Gaberino assisted in the totere as a poott between the year& died at his home Saturday
operation of the booth at his store after an extended illnes
at which Mrs W S Stifott and et
Arkansas river &mil the Tulsa end
Born in Paris Texas July 31
the Turner turnpike
Mn Ethel Freed were stationed
Sales of memberships at the
Iwo omen's booths number 75
of which 51 were teAd at the booth
on Choctaw and 24 at the Grand
Avenue booth -The latter as
manned by Mrs Elisabeth Whet-
sel and Mrs John W Score
"It seems people teel we are
asking them to help us not them
selves Gaberino said his experi-
ence Saturday indicated "It ap
pears there is a lack of realization
ence Saturday indicate4 "It ap- ti -' "' "— -- iv
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u 3 69 in a southwesterly direc- Survivors include the wife Mrs
that the dollars we ask these lit k
to a tioint just north of Du fyrtle Chitty: one daughter Mrs
)n
rant A more we te sterly rou wou Howard Gitlin 315 Emit Jacson
ld
people to contribute for member- McAlester one son Russell Chit-
ships are to be spent in the behilif run almost due south from the
1 sisters Mrs Irene Hale Stanley
Itenryetta area skirt MeAlestei 1lY Movie one brother manin
of the entire public in this area
Too few people seem to be aware 11 miles to the west run isouthPuttY Fort Worth Texas: two
of the significance of tins instal to S 75 west of Atoka and
and Mrs Tella Luttrell
oppears st e must seit ptikteirnanpat rItel U S 69 to near i N M
nate but it
lotion to their arts It is unfortu 'Paris Tex three grandchildren
The third alternate is a Y and Orr Ural grandchill
the general 'subtle on the thought
that this money is not asked for
route( w ith a branch from Uhl& Rites for Chitty are set for Tues
the benefit of the few but for that I horns City and one from Tutbai day at 2 p m in the chapel of
of the whole populace meeting at Ada The route would the Humphrey Funeral home Rev
1t a1mA tm ha 1n miss McAlester complittelv Iluw Melvin Isbell of S: v I
i i anna m il of
of the whole populace
ff Reerneicl to me the- Impres-
rsion of that attitude received by
me Saturday waktoo great to t)e
tored We nnisi i9ell the general
public On the kla this in a trim
ment in which they hate great in
terest
Troop No 2 Program
Is Set for Tonight
Troop No 2 Boy Scouts will
have a court of honor and charter i
presentation at the First Pheshyi
terion church tonight Recording
to Dick Beale troop committee
chairman
The prpgram is scheduled for
730 p m In the church base
mein Life first class and second
clam badges will be presented
Bob Layten will present the
charter nod Comdr Doug
1 hams st ill direct the court of hon-1
I or Both represent the Choctaw
Area Scout council office
Bob Nichols is Scoutmaster ot
the troop Ire Will discuss the i
summer camping program
Muskogee Coach
'Heads Reunion Class
Paul Yoting)Moskogeti High
school coach was eletled president
of his Scottish Rite Masonic class
of the McAlester consistoiy last
weekend
The class totaled 700 the largest
for McAlester Consistory in five
years Officers elected with Young
were D Wigeington Lawton
vicepresident: William G Caine
Seminole secretary Hugh 'Ginn
Oklahoma City treasurer James
Poise Duncan historian and D
L Johnson Setninole orator
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Val Pi la
Night fnd
In McAlester
Speculelioe st th estate capitol
is incrisemog titbit the proposed
eastern turnpike from Tullio mil
stop et -McAlestir clue to lock of
The three alternates would fol
WV the same alignment almost
due south to a proposed inter
chanite with U B 82 and TS and
the' planned mterstata 40 about
4 miles sest of Itenryettit Thib
is a distance from Tulsa of shout
45 miles
One route would drop south-
essi skirt McAlester shout 4
miles to the west and pardllel
U S 69 in a southwesterly three
!Reim Burial under threetion of
Funeral Mane m ill
ever it has torn called financial-
ly unfeasible by Lee Waslillourne illtille
iniluNtniePAPIITisYtera Oak lull rem-
blate highway director
etery
EXECUTIVE DIES PallbeareN will be Gerald Cape
W -
— Ma i hn G !hart Don Scott Roy Daniels
Geiger 163'()It eKe( A ultta)e vice rwesF i Bennie Staples Ernest ituslall imd
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dent and a director of ‘ V NI Cillin
Grace and Co died in his bleep li
Friday while flying irt a company
plane from Baltimore to Linden $ 01: 00 '
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Weather Report
M XFTPR ARE 4 —Consider-
able eloutittioos with seattered
showers and thunderstorm istid
Dig tonight Peitly cloudy-Tues
day Littte chimp temnorotturee
Low tonight 4 to $S
- OILLAI1044 — Portly crbild
slid wirn tonight and TusiKlay
with scat Vrecl showery sod
thunderstorms moiitly ittrrnooli
Slid vtiqi t low tonittiit
west to dos suit Willi 1 oeNIty
Otis Vurt her outlook &sus tot
showtiti and thuotterstot out lik
ly tottosiod
NOMMEN --
Yea we "police house-
hold goods all the way
with full solos protecA
tion plani Got a North
Vion Lines
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Conrad Grismer
Found Dead In
His Apartment
Conrad Groaner was found dead —
in Ins apartment at 201 West I
Wash m ingt about II p tn Satur-
day Best 'wits
Authoritie ssaid Gristlier s cle-!
some 30 years died sitting in a
vow isixirts inn in wicAiesier for I)138ING alcohol and lin
chair Ile was 74 It were in order today Fa
The story goes that Gri tending Woos Rotary se stner was
the son ni a wealthy vow York duel saw Sunday ofterno
flinch
play writer who visited in McAle better game than for s-
'the ry e
ter about 1930 like what he saw Rota club won th
and taytsd
test to to 9 which was cond
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Its was born in New York City ul lAith the
Mn) I 18fl6 Grismer wail a mern- tinle" pftflIC in (I'd" 0
Even though kuwon as the
bar ot the Catholic church and
guard"
Knights of Columbus lodge because of the fal
Survivors include a half sister u"Pr!"" ut tn""t rolled 41
mrs Frank csisin Loa merles bers me notary cun
Calif- along
Rosary is scheduled for mital lichind the pitching of
at I o'clock tonight at Clutney's Goorge Brown to col
chapel nine hits and whacked a
Father F P Ateis Is to °Mei run to boot the Rotarians
iite at funcral services for Cris- tin top from the green
mer lit St John's Catholic church Scoring on every inning
Area Pioneer Dies
Born in Paris Texas July 31
lin' Chitty came to Pittsburg
county in IMO Living in what is
now the area ocelipied by The
U S Naval Ammunition depot
lw made his home titre (or 35
years In 1145 he moved to Pitts-
burg and has lived here since that
A member of the Metbmfist
aurrh he as married to Myrtle
Sinwox I905 at Paris Texas
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duel saw Sunday afternoon " a
much better game than forecast'
The Rotary club won the con-
test to to 9 which was conducted
tinunectriptItniotic 1:nittoi tlwite Lduiciotplsld
ar'k'o
Even though kuwon as the "old
guard" because of the fstlierly
impression of most of its menw
tiers the natal club rolled right
along
Behind the pitching of Dr
George Brown olia scattered
nine hits and whacked a home
run to boot the Rotarians were
on top from the green Jight
Scoring in every inning with
the big one in the three-run fifth
Ithe Rotary received its biggest
tMt from 'youngsters" Rollie
Caplinger IAw Crowl end Brown
Crowl caught the whole contest
Ind banged out a double along
with Calitingers triple
The Lions trailed Z to O before
finally corning to lifo in the hot
torn of the second inning for a
single run
Four runs in the bottom of the
fourth gave the Lions the edge
At 3 to 4 but Mgr M M" -
Schene's Chinese Bandits couVin't
hold the edge
Tom Mufleit's horne 'run in the
third was the big blow of the
contest for the Lions
Bub Baggett ocin theroute for
the Lions and buffered the loss
while using up too catchers
Wendell Williams and It a fp h
Stockton shared duties behind the
plate
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