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THE LAUGH HARRIER
with the ZANIEST
comedy M years'
TWO '
rie 1 I Given
B! Reception
Among British
DE111511 1 City Property Fart & Ranch-
es George IL Hunt Heal Estate
LONDON tAP)-Ntimana at Lt GA 3-4400
enpeans crowded amund ttwir ra-1 toe Wool wall to-wall Carpet
dais today to hear about Alan Ifti-mstalled On 40 os pad-16 50
Shepard Jr and his rocketine offer good uotg may rah Bill
journey to Oat threshold of spacelosdt Furniture git E Choctaw
and back
Patented potted No Cali-
' ' athievement made
besdliors 11 aroused torntratamiforniargrown Rose bushes Mann6
throughout ltestern Euro yen!Greroboutoes P" &
though the edpe naS taken off the Banded Wool Storage-7 5 Clean
flight hY rtilsetan 'Yuri A GRP ers DS South Third
rins global orbit three weeks ago
Newly decorated 2 bedroom un-
Radio atatkins broke Into their
scheduled rograrn s with a direct furnished lOnOe for rent corm
relay from the I'nited States that k't v""ilLngtm
'Street Call GA 3-6481 After 5
captured the tension kind excite-
ment of the final eountdowri andG1 35791
blastoff at Cape Canaeral Pk'C John S Collins 23 ben of
In Japan radio and TV pro- Mr and Mrs 'ideal Collins Mari
grams were interruoted to an- route V ilburton participated in
rinnounce the feat from lambing Exercise Thunder Bolt a now
to landing dirty joint Arm) Air Force trailucgt
America's frank and open bane exertir‘a ot Fort !fwd TeVai
' cfling of its first manned space Collars rodman anti tapernan in
flight was contrasted facorahly! Battery A of the ist Armored Di1
with the Aecrecy surrounding ca! vision's 73d Artillery at Fort
tares trip Hood entered the Army in Marthl
wds great pricilage to be PsO Ile ix a 1957 graduate of
allowed to paeta ipaie In sjspardsl Hartshorne 'Ugh st hoot
flight" said Kenneth I Carter
- Attend ace Boat Show Saturdayi
ecrétary of the British Interplan-s suaday at 69 Army Surplus I
etary Society "I vas pretty "'ll Free orange slush for everyone!'
lip there in the capsule with him -
-
: "The Americans had the right! 14Oct: Lai Mrs Frank Nol
way of doing it be said "Unlike muta show you 200 new drapery!
the Ituslians they allowed us allisamples at Giacomo I'aint k Sign
to take paq in this lantastic"ad-!Co' Vie color corirdinate &
venture 0 'free of charge liae ouk
work shop fashion these for you
Wilburton Keeps & Save cost as our materials are
very reasonably priced too
4Cantinued Prom Pogo I)
Let Sid Torbert tell and showIn the saint) plane" U'illairton will:you Prudential's wonderful f1osp1-1
-t moth N't!er- Prepared than it tat and Surgical phinft GA 3 6861
as a year ago i
Stntrl cellars have a new men Loans-Bills becoming troubleio
log for veterans of the deatruet some? Consoliddte your debts with!
skmrsts This is is prerequihite McAlester Finance Corporationli
On mahy building blueprints 130 East Cherokee It
' On thft F411"" South Hill here Clifton ' Duke of Catiaihan has
1rst force of the iwiter landed been presented S1540 and WI
' a new home is staked off for bet- lion Phillips Petroleum Fellow ting foundation forrns Already it ship at Oklahoma Stiite tiniversi-1
hasa concre te cellar ready for
- - tys college of engineering Duke
twellPli-ncY - -- is mayn-mg in mechanical engin
Survivors vounted their bless- eetmg
- lugs after bitting through statks
vt (khrio left thernwithollt addi Nverlal price-on all new Spring!
!tonal vietans At the outset all pgtterns In wallpaper—double roll
(lead and injured were located Ifor the price of a single roll!
Pleven da-d instantly or within Robinson Paint & Wallpaper Co
hour 'after the deadly tornatio14 East Grand
hour' lifter the deadly tornmio
Another diod later of direct in
juries buffered in the disaster
1evera1 others died later of heart
conditions medical authoult let
Another died litter of direct in
juries buffered in the disaster Paws MKT—Mont"' to LOan 69
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1evera1 others died later of heart "7 Surplus
conditions' medical -authorities Try Bob's Auto Service 1000 Tf
said ptobably could be indirectly hington GA lOttrt: ell s m k
sittnnived to the night of May 5 guaranteed reasonable Vbhat
Five fatalities rams out of the ever you prefer new & used parts
CEilvary Bvtist church The eon
rzegation gathered fir a church Are you down on your luck?
social &wry 25 per:loos were in- See your "tni le Buck" Cash for
side the butkling any putposes at Anchor Loan
knelt in prayer 'lie sin- 126 East Choctaw phone CA 3-
flow:Lucre 1411ing out anil then See Bin Blanlot Ntanagc'
building began to shAke" or Bob Rot ella Asst Mgr
Rev R L Phps Nsior Jibed
vords de ti
scobe ote ter Power ' las nmosers repaired
rilytna Illontuot Pick up &Delivery 3t2' S Main
Smitty's Garage l'h CA' 32110
$usi-ied at the structure Theo it
crumbled itnd collapbett
Reginald L Kilgine electronics
The diiwer strut k iihout 6 45
)i1 411TH:tan first class USN son of
City Bits '' ‘ Iflusic Ilecit
i Observance
Is
rt you tall to tot your SItwo-Capilal call OA 3-1700 tooforo
B 30 Front 130 to 030 p im call OA 3-2913 No dellverteo atter
030 p at al - ' Alit
Mrs & P I‘Idthews won
first I econd third awards
out of 23 entries at the Ins Show
held nettnesdny Het garden 01
over 600 varieties in bloom is
open to eie puldic and is located
'4 mile north and sued of Santa
Greenhouse in Krebs First mad
box on Route S
Ten dollar tines and $10 court
costs paid by five motorists on
traffic violation charges were re-
corded in the county attorney offce today Fined and the charg-
es were! r A Vaughn 114 East
Comanche speeding Kenneth Dee
Parsomi route 6 McAlester im-
proper muffler: Michael T Gia-
como 13 East Choctaw making
an improper turn from the wrong
Line: Leger James Raleigh route
3 McAlester failure to atop at
a stop sign and Paid George
Craig 422 West Adams Improper
muffler
li FabSpray for upholstery now
available d at Giacomo Paint &
t :Sign Co
i 1
l' tar's Wool wall-to-wall Carpet
I—installed on 40 or pacl—aS50
Offer good untd May 15th Bill
I Riedt Furniture 311 E Chot-taw
1 'Clothing drive for the Indian
illospital at Claremore will be
'!held Saturday May 5 by the
youth grotip of All Saints Espico-
'pal Church MI sizes needed
' For pick ups call GA3-1643 be-
itween II a m it 2 p m
I !In Discount on all Cash Pur-
1 'chases at C ka n e ys Furniture
!Store during our 72nd Ahniver-
sary Appreciation Sale! 10 Dis-
1count on Mstallment purchases-1
Ino Interest or Carrying Charge
1Chaney's Maui & Cherokee -
11 'rho Pit Pals will hold a Rum-1
lmager Sale Saturday Morning at
the T IL Rogers Lumber Co '
Maytag GE ertitil GA 34401
City Judge Jay P Farnsworth
'today forfeited US in bonds post-
ed by Nathaniel Johnson 21 route'
2 McAlester on assault and hat-1
tery and drunk charges VO put !
up by IlaskelL C Lokey 52 route!
to - McAlester— drunk fined
Matthew Walters 21 of 1101 East
Chirkasaw $19 assault and bat-
tery and Billy Joe Thomas 20
lor UM East Monroe $A disturb-
mg the the peace
Henry Gist for non-etineellable
Hospital Inc Phone GA 3 24S5
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1 Nenly decorated 2 bedroom un1
furnished Jiouse for tent corner
lot West Washington & West
Street Cali GA 3-6888 After 5
GA 3 5791 -
Patented potted 'No I Call
fornittgrown Rose bushes Mann's
Greenhouses ''D" & Madison
Dr D R Cavener Foot
Mit East Choctaw will
be open Wednesday SE Saturday
oil' week Please ealf GA 3-2339
or CA 34133 for appointment
Chili driven by Betty L Haws
route I Haywood and If D Bar-
sow 314 West Seminole were In-
voked in a minor mishap Thurs-
day at Main and Grand
p rn "II begin to hail" aaid the ‘1‘! iu ai laba a11 PUTI til I
li
rryeolui stirneone 4(1 thore a r an d frs Leak hilgore h Chi driven by Betty L Haws
io- a yw000 and II D rar
ti
a toniado coming' I loolsed out 'ii' as mrintt attwitard the anti-l"" le I
submarine warfare support air-
!sons 314 West Seminole were fil-
th wimlow but eouldn't to any 'nisi(' in I minor mishap Thurs
thaig craft carrier CSS Pennington
day at l'itain and Grand
I caned to my mire ani other then it returned May 3 to San
o a s
Rm Cary 12 1emildn't find my' r)legt flio ing cruie
) Cala- Banded Wool Storage-75 Man-
in the Western Pacific During the
'datiehier Barbara era IIS South Third
seven month cruise the Benning-
'1e Imelt In prayer In the roil-
nor of the church os v intios! toil conducted flaming exercises Stwehd — Homemaket 2 Outfit—
tw'gan to tall out and the hole m the l'hilippine and South China refrigerator—range — livinib room
'w
Paulding hook seas with units Of the Seventh --hedroom—d I tie t t e-Ltables A:
'IA were thrown atsout the! Fleet and visited the PhilitiMires:Ilamps—All for only S450 Terms
Istiliting And soddenly it arils nil flung bong Formosa and Japan Ito fit your budget Rill Riedt
over Furniture 3 II F Choctaw—Free
I Duras 11 Duran Insurance 1
1 Duras 11 Duran Insurance etmer o 'parking
"The sin Nitns and cries lot 1 ll
tho in 'won rang through the l carri-Rug nemillig & inoatta
Junior High Boys Earn
thumb Pvqple sa ere strewn all lion call MuNkogee NI U 2 Mict ea about $6 ueek as News-Capital
ilbout mune u oh 'arms and lee ! lect Ntukogee Bug Cleaners !Carrier Boys needed in First
torn 011 We urn kel to free ttupe i
(NA meet in dein It There as CM Free nitimate on (lain Link l Ward Contact Cirtulati""an-
lieion everyo here" P4 nce Dial CA 3 4000 1 liker
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cotitoion unto to get worm'
hi 1 or e It rot 'utter - installed on 40 or piiii—$1 50
iSliarver Quartet Anil the :snotty I—
In (tnenIOAM Withurton mim h St
thr aim carlinviances eistpd iari Quartet in A Double Ileildert 011er good until ?tay 151h Bill
people I Concert beginning promptly at 841fiedt Furnitaie 311 F Choctaw
lagliiii 14 etit out unit
111 9 10 tonight First As 1
Aciamhled through the darkness IP m
An 'mar later the illitii1 hock ' mmblY id e'f'i Church ird and Youth Is Sent
:DelaiAmre l'ilcAlester Okla i -A- -- e 1
I- slit ?'ITflII
oppeareti tn have uorn off Or- i " ' "" '" " "'""'
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ionizations then banded together! Joyce 144 nes will hold a rum-1 Juvenile Judge-0 11 Whitt to-1
in sear( h of inklied and dead Image sale Saturday morning al day ordered Micheal Ardese: IS
As the night wore essay help the T If Rogers Lumber Co to Helena Training &limit for
throughout
from roughout the state eon Boys on poke complaints that!!
Untied to pour into ' W ilburton1
Special — Homemakers Outfit—!he broke into the Junior High
FO the refrigerator—range —
CA and supplies ile w on living e6nm'sehool building Wednesday night i
--bectroom—d 1 n e t I e—tahles 0
wav I -
Young Ardese was on court I
the lamps—All for only $450 Terms
' Volunteer s turned out by probation from two earlier lit ap 4
your budget Bill Itiodt
hundreds to knd Wilburton a 'Ll !pearances before the 1 a d g e 4
band in ita hour of need pvtlFurniture 3 E that taw Free
-11 - -"- --- --:- - - Nothing was reported taken from -
the spiiiy citizens themselves euAtomer parking
the school i
emitribul''d nnist Ther ens' aside I Free Wool Storage — Quality Using tools from the school's
their troubles with eyes set on the 'cleaners-2 locations: 423 North I shop a hole was cut in the prin
future Main or 111 South littt Icipal's -atlas door Desks and(
And rebuild tiwy dal '' ! files were ransat ked but nothingil
Fred Earth 44 McAlester was beheved missing from them II
Shrine Dinner sentenced to 10 days in jail and -
assessed court costs Thursday on rilelMEMONINEMEMEIE
e
Cot hits Tn" ntnht a drunk charge - The Most Woot4
Shrine Dinner
Set for Tonight
4
TV Clinie—Bill Votaw Tech it
Owner 311 N Main Call GA 3-
There will be a dinner for TV chine—nu votaw Teem a
members of the rithburg Colin- Owner 311 N Main Call GA 3-
ty Shrine dub at the Aldridge Olit4 tor TV Itadin Phonograph
hotel this evening & Antenna Soles & Service
A social hour is taheililled for
I p In to i p rn u A the din- SO MAYTAGS
-
nrr to (Mow There will be a With Cliani It-lb Tube
pUirlAtiNT Dr T Umitiloure
tpttirt from the Bedou'm tem
re at Miikogeo a nd the Dixie- WHITE
cata140
WAY
11 shy it)e bind vill play AUTOMATIC LAUNDRIES
-)Innt14 and potential candid so it 444 ti mills
Pic 8: 114 P Mate
it:14 111I LS? in 11ttenciance
See anti !tear the Famous I WO Wool yk all to-a all Carpet
To Training School -
Juvenile Judge O H Whitt to-
day ordered Micheal Ardese: IS
to Helena Training &limit for
Boys on police complaints that
1Set for City
mayor to "take cognizance of the
special events arranged for the
week"
President John Kennedy sent
greetings to Mrs t t t t t
he s piano recital by the Keyboard
Club pup! of Mrs Jay Ravi lo
at 2 30 p m in the Aldridge Ho
tel ballroom and a second recital
in the same place at 4 p tn by
the piano class of Mrs Julia P
1
Smith -
Thomas S Zachary -
Farmer Lumber --- -
'Mill Operator Dies
Thomas Scott Zachary long
lime farmer and lumber mill ope-
rator Clayton died at his home
Thursday after a short illness
Zachary was born Feb lg MS
in Arkansas and came to Okkiho-
ma as a amall child He was a
member of the Holiness Church of
Clayton t
- lie is survived by his wife Mn
'Mary Zachary four datiehters
Diana Zachary of Clayton Evelyn
Wagoner of McAlester Myrtle
Malone of Houston Texas and
Mrs Edith Hall of Jermy City"
N J: eight sona Jimmy Danny'
and Billy of Clayton Tommy of
'Bakersfield Calif and Leroy'
Bobby Odell and Ray all of
Jersey City N 3: two brothers
Jack Zachary of Tulsa and W C
Ilachary of Bakersfield one sister
land his stepmother Mrs Ada
!Zachary of Bakersfield Calif: 15
'grandchildren and several great
'grandchildren
I Funeral services' will be Satur-
1day at 2 p m at ' the Mills-
'Humphrey chapel with Rev Al-
(red 1ee in charge Burial will
be in the Oak Hill cemetery a
Press Box Party
Probed by Police
Partying in the presa box at !
Jell-Lee 51 adilirti IA MS reported tol
police Thursday And the merry-
makers apparently walked away
with the public sahlreas system
microphone
Police Chief Elmer Durant said
the party goers brought their on
refreshments candy and soft
drinks The floor' was littered
with wrappings
Authorities found no evidence
of anything else amiss
An Act of Congress maivett for
Gen George Ntarshall the rep'
lotion that the Secretary of De-
fense must be a etviltan
Call as for tree
etilmates We
ran help yea
cheese the Air
Coat that will
beat reel your
betne
I GA 3-4857
The Most Wonted and Enjoyed
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BILL
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ERNITURE
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1(cnni-dy Signs
MI-4-10m illone
Bill Into tow
WASHINGTON (AP)—President
Kennedy signed today viith "great
salistaction" the bill putting an-
other 3624000 workers under the
mereal Wm- 1 a WI WU II Ul 111-1 IP 1111(11- Li17l
' I On Monday a local radio ata-l d
!UV will have a program featutm i in imam wage I aw ari
mg !Ler pima and vocal masking the minimum for those a
of the Fortnightly Music Depart- ready covered
ment The minimum for workers no!
Tuesday the McAlester Ilighicovered by the wage law will rib
school combined choral and band! to $125 an 'hour by 100 Thos
i departments will present a eon I put under the bill for the lin
teed under the direction of Mrs time will reevive a minimum of I
IT G Borland and Edwin Ashmore an hour for the first three year
and $125 in five years
lat 8 p m In the Alasonic Temple I on Wednemlay the recorded xeened 1K bill
I Palm Sunday choral festival by a large Igr00pl'or cot7grel miloculul
l McAlester Chapter Rose Croix t
11e 1 leaders and officials of the AFL
Music i
- -c DePa'n'i CIO headed by President Georgl
lchorus and combined church Meany
choirs under the direction of Bob
Pratt will be piesented by a local Describing $1 25 as "a very min
radio station and Thursday a mu- imnrfinish n agteh jtbbe baau:dit"islbiss inosdoe
cast ''' ' ' '
sic club ret-ording will be broacl fa"
important step forward"
On Friday Sandra Lynn Car-
lock planistvand winner of a four Lon ic s H
1 year sal-ailarship" to Oberlin col- arper-
!lege will be honored at a tea V
from 330 to 5:30 at the home of
Mrs Charles Holt 702 South
Fourth Mrs M J Turnipseed- Taken by Death
ill be amistant hostess !
The same evening at - 730 EUFAULA—Leo K Harper 61-
1
"Songs for a Spring Night" will be lyear old Eufaula rural mail cat
presented by voice students of rier died today of an apparent
Mn W IL Kroeger in the First heart attack enroute to a Mo!
Baptist church chapel To close Alester hospital
the week the recorded Palm Sun- A prominent Eufaura lodge end
civic worker Harper had lived In
day music will be re-hroadCast
National Music Week will be Eufaula since'1046 Ile Was born
ohmvved In McAlester next week lin meivern Ran on June
through -proclamation of Mayor II"
Fritz Neill The 38th annual obl A rural Mail carrier for years
servance of Music Week ail' be illarper belonged to the Rural Mail
celebrated May 7 through 14 andiCarriers association in! the state
all citizens are being urged by the Harper was past master Of the
!minimum We law arid memo
7: big the minimum for those al
ready covered
The minimum for workers now
I i covered by the wage law will rise
Ito $125 an hour by 190 Those
iput under the bill for the first
Itime will rec'elve a minimum of Si
' an hour for the first three years
and $125 la five years
Kennedy signed the bill before
a large group of - congressional
i leaders and officials of the AFT-
do headed by President George
Nteany
Describing $t 25 as ''s very min-
imum wage" he said "this does'
not finish the job but II is a trios
important step forward" 1
Leo IC Harper
1
Taken by Death
EUFAULA-7Leo K Harper 61-
year old Eufaula rural mail car-
rier died today of an apparent
hoart attack enroute to a Mel
Alester hospital -
A prominent Eufaufa lodge andi
civic worker ltarper had lived In
Eufaula since' MTh lie vas born!
in Melvern Nan on June 11
A rural Mail carrier for yearsi
mayor IU lake cugnIzaurr IN me Eufaula Masonic lodge No I and
special events arranged for the a 32nd deg ree mason in the Mc-
Week" Mester consistory Ile was also
President John Kennedy se9t a meniber of the Bedouin Shrine
greetings to Mrs C Arthur Btu temple at mokope Harper was
lock president of the national red-iabo past patron of the Enfants
ration of Music Clubs Canton chapter of the Oklahoma"Eastern
l'a with "best wishes for con- star
tinuing success in bringing more Other lodge offices include past
and more to a d 1t
rle watchman of the Shepherds and
in
lymruinegersfoy'r'oirtl'-t1-1-1 life member-- of - Mount - Olive
v- v Alester consistory lie was also
President John Kennedy sent a member of the Bedouin Shrine
greetings to Mrs C Arthur But temple at makove Harper was
lock president of the national red-latso past patron of the Eufaula
raiion of Music Clubs Canton chapter of the Oklahoma"Eastern
l'a with "best wishes for con- star :
tinuing success in bringing more Other lodge 'offices Include past
and more music to a world that watchman of the Shepherds and
increasingly hungers for it— life member-- of - Mount - Olive
Local sponsor of the eck iShrine at Moskogee He was al
the Music Department of the Fort-!so past watchman of Shepherds
nightly Club of which Mrs Fred Rugged CrocsShrine at Mc Ales-
Switzer Is director Mrs Jay Ba- ter
solo la chair-mail for National Mu
'Harper was also a trand Cross
sic keek Theme for the week Islcolor member of the Order for
'Tees Slake Music around thelltainhows for Girls and a mem
World' - ' lber of the Eufaula Methodist
Launching the kceek Sunday willichurch
I Survivors include his wife Mrs
Nora Harper of the hoinef4 son
'Merrill Dear Harper of Austin
Yl'ex two step-sons Lloyd Caddy
P Topeka Kan and James Gaddy
of Ojai Calif one brother had-
dux Harper of t Topeka and six
grandchildren s
Funeral services are pending
the arrival of relatives Rites
will be announcest by the Kelley
Funeral home of Eufaula ti -
Gerald Barlow - -
(Continued From Page
A in be a member of the board
Going off the board ill be John
Ilk Marlin the immediate past
'president Mike Deak Ron Blan-
darner and Barlow
Lake' was re-elected to the see-
retarys positioh lie now holds
both that job and that of the
treasurer
I Currently serving as vieepresi-
itients are Bill Presnell and Clyde
!Stip& Weeks Is sergeant-at-arrgs
Barlow lives at 512 South Sixth
awith his wile Mrs Eldred Bar-
low who is treasurer of the Opti:-
Mrs club and three children
9 ('had 4 and Cindy 2
!Ile has been associated with the
'1A)ng Bell Lumber Co since 1947
lie has been sales manager for
the Long Bell division of the' In-
ternational raper Co since Jan-
uary of 1959 lie traveled for the
firm from 19i2 until 1959 in his
work with the wholesale depart
ment
Bar low has been a member of
the club since !959 a director
during the past year arid has
been active in all of its projects
lie was a manager in the city's
lyouth baseball program was Bi-
tyele Safety week chairman last
year arid was co-chairman of this
year's allsports banquet
Because of the election there
was no program at Thursday
night's meeting Ed Deerinwater
was installed al a new meniber
of the club by Edward D Dickin-
aon Optimist chaplain
Quality Memorials
For 40 Years
Monuments Erected
--' Anywhere
McALESTER
Monument Co
32 F Choctaw (Pk 3I647
Inhaler
Ilins Twice
ti Perry M eat o m McAlester
111igh school butructor played a
-sdual role in the local TOaStITIAS
ter's club program 'Thursday
and became the first to win
- both basie swards of that club
1 Displaying an anatomical rnani-
r kin Mcitroom spoke about the
1site and funclion of the main or-
!giins of the body1 making note of
the comparative size of the Ink
linian brain in relation with the
isize of the brain of lesser ani
mats This greater capacity for
!retenticio enables man to rise in
intellect above other anirmils
McBroom's talk ea voted
"best" by the membership over
'three other excellent presents-
t
ions
1
Each speaker was ask to criti-
cue his own effort stressing basic
points of speechmaking and or-
ganization Mt-Broom was de-
clared to be the best evaluator
and was awarded trophies by
!Lynn Welsh presiding Toastmas-
l The basic training provided by
Toastmasters is designed for self
improvement and better thinking
ilistening and speaking
'War' Set
Iv ont get underway until mid af-
ternoon ' During the exercise trucks will
i
'move in combat formation along
i the road leading to the Talawan-
Ida NoI and No 2 lakes The op-
eration will "jump ow at about
2 30 p m Saturday '
Troops will unload on the north-
east side of Lake No 2 and will
proceed to move in combat for-
mation toward a make believe
enemy dug in on the slopes of
"Skyline drive"
During the attack umpires will
drop simulated artillery firecraek-
ers -Troops- di-be firing blank
ammunition
The main effort of the battle
will come sometime after 930
p m SDurday The "good guys"
will force the aggressors off the
hill and then weilther a counter
attati Final round in the exer-
else should be fired around 10:30
p m Saturday -
a
Sunday's operations will be re-
stricted to a ()idler rotitinta The
problem will break- up around'
noon Sunday and the troops wall
return to home baae
- Unita In the operation and their
'commanders include Co )1 or
Atoka commanded by U Billl
Pingleton Co E of Durant led
by IA L D Davidson Combat
support company of Durant com-
manded by 11 Bob 'toward
Other inelude Co A of Idabel
commanded by Capt Busier
Smith Co D of Poteau Capt
Marvin Olilliam: Co C of Darts
home and McAlestei led by LI
Gene IleathetIck' and Capt Eu-
ene''' Derrange and Headquar-
ters CO led by Capt Eat-I Mc-
Bee A similar exercise will he con-
ducted here on the weekend of
June It
U S ACCUSED
LONDON (AP t —A Moscow ra- i
rho commentator accused the
United States today of readying
military intervention in Laos with-t
out even waiting to see what hap-
pens at the 14-nation conference
starting May 12 In Geneva 1
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Hospital
Notes
rt (visiting bouts at bottshoopt twit
!aft groin 2:30 4 111 I 41i0 p m
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Imoder 12 years of ato art not pot-
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Admitted:
Edwin K Ward Jr 511 East
-- Miami- Burl Wynn -- Krebs and
' Isom Mint - Walker 105 South
- Thirteenth --
I Insroissed: -
- Mrs Willie Mae Andrews Ald-
tridge Illotel Reuben Deets route
It Wilburton: Mrs Alston Hardin
r!227 West Wieltington: Allred Kel-
1 1:ley Wilburton Harry A Lay 718
llEast Indiana A D Martin Coal
gate Mn A D Martin Coalgate 1
-11iIrs John Phillips Tuskahoma
Mrs Helen Stark 1201 East Dela-
ware: Mim Shirley Turnbow Wil-
'hurton Mrs Betty Her route
: I McAlester: Milts Lure Sinclair
route 4 McAlester: Mrs William
Turnbull 215 West Choctaw Wit
liam Turnbull 215 West Choctaw
1
Aldan Lighvani Eastern A'' and
M Wilburton and Alton Lee Park-
inson Haileyville
ST MARY'S
Admitted:
Mrs Sam Cartwright 004 South
Ninth Mrs W L Wilcox Red
Oak Mrs Margaret Grace Aid
!ridge hotel Mrs Mary Jane Coll-
man route 3 Mn James
'0Kane 320 East Cherokee: Mrs
Hare' Eager 302 West Adams
Fred )(arch 315 East Madison
Frank Moore Hartshorne Mrs
Thurman Trammell Stuart Mrs
Johnny Troussel 513 East Sem-
inole: Mn George Murphy Tuls-
a: O C Monme 205 West Mon-
roe Mn! E O Burdep- 620
South A: Charles Scott Stone Mc-
Alester Mrs Giacomo Bertoldo
Krebs James Long 605 East
Court: Mn James Cottier Harts-
horne and Mn Julia Enloe'
Hartshorne
Dismissed:
Mrs Tom Barton Eufaula
Mrs Stewart Cash and baby boy
Vi'llburton: Mrl C E Haney
Route 5: Mn Louis D Summer
and baby girl RV 'South Oak
Bobby Dean Smith Jr Harts-
borne: E' J Warren 515 South'
Ninth Ralph Clawson Wilburton:
Ntrs W A Sandlin Talihina
George' West- 500 East Chicka-
saw and Mrs Ike -Gibson 1015
North Second:—
Bangs Meeting
Set for Indianola
INDIANOLA — Cattle breeders
of this area will meet tonight to
hear details of the bongs dicease
dimpaign now in progress in the
1 The meeting slated for 730
!p m in the school building here
will be one of a series being con-
ducted over the county in 'inter-
est of petitions asking that the
federal government program to
eradicate the disease be adopted
in the county '
Sam Criswell county agent and
secretary of the committee cir-
culating petitions Archie Bald-
win chairman of the committee
and a federal veterinaetan will
be present at the meeting A
movie showing the- results of
bangs direase infecting cattle will
he screened
Harry S Truman was the 33rd
U S president
RESERVE OUR NEW
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for your Party or Group
Taking a Trip? Having a School Outing?
I Planning a Box Supper? Well Why Fight
it? Let Brad's do it! Just 'give us a colt and
let us know what you'd like to have and
when you need it We hove special containers
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Astronaut Is
el'ed the capsule toward the sea
l Two helicopters from the Lake
Champlain rushed immediately to
the scene One lowered a hook to
raisie the capsule upright it was
on hs side in the water
Then this was done' Shepard
climbed out an escape hatch and
was pulled into the other hell
!copier i
A few minutes later he was on
the deck of the carrier n
Officials on board repoiltd that
i he walked from the helicopter un-
iler his own power and immedi-
ately went to a medical facility
beto deck
Here doctors began a quick ex-
amination of the pilot After this
initial chisck Shepard will be
taken by helicopter to a hospital
dri Grand Bahama island about
75 miles southwest of the 'recovery
sae
He is expected to remain there
at least 24 hours for extensive ex-
amination and psychological tests
Then he will be flown to Wash-
ington probably Sunday or Mon-
day for a bero's welcome at the
White House from President Ken-
nedy He will remain in Wiushington
about 36 bows and then Pill re-
turn to Cape Canaveral for fur-
ther tests These will include
simulated flights in a mock Clip
sok so that medical men can
compare the results of similar
mock flights which he made be-
fore today's real thing
A report from the carrier said
Shepard "crawled out of his cap-
mule at sea and was hokted into
I helicopter heading back to the
Lake Champlain"
The capsule later was picked up'
by a Marine helicopter piloted by
Lt Wayne Koons of Lyons Kan
pith U George Cox of Eustis
Fla as copilot -
When the rocket roared away
from theCape the majority of
more than 400 newsmen stood up
and cheered
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beconducted Sunday April 7
in the high school gymnasium
L W Mayo evangelist of the
Commerce - Church of Christ
Gainewille Texan Will deliver
the sermon lie was a Pim grad-
uate of Indianola high school
Commencement servaces alit be
held Monday at I p m Jimmy
Fox Jr superintendent of lite
Perry public schools will give the
commencement address Fox for-
merly was the Superintendent of
Indianola and Madill before going
to Perry
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