Holdenville Daily News (Holdenville, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 209, Ed. 1 Monday, July 21, 1958 Page: 3 of 6
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Train Explosion
Damage Heavy
KANSAS CITY (UPI) — A bolo-
caust touched off by exploding
propane destroyed 49 derails cars
of a Missouri Kansas and Texas
freight train near here Sunday
A railroad spokesman who ask-
ed not to be identified said he
"understood the loss will be over
one million dollars but that's not
official"
The blaze which still smoulder-
ed early today was fed by four
cars of propane four of lumber
two of coal one of crude oil one
of refined oil and one of paper
officials said The loss also include
cars loaded with wheat furniture
and other merchandise
What might have been a major
disaster was averted when work-
ers succeeded in pulling upright
cars including two loaded with
heavy ammunition away from
the burning wreckage which oc-
cupied an area stretching about
500 feet along the railroad right
of way and about 150 feet wide
They were pulled clear some three
hours after the accident by diesel
units arriving from Parsons Kans
about 125 miles distant
01 LET US FINANCE El
YOUR CAR!
) Bank Rates
) Bank-Like Service
) at
1AYIOR IL KEMMERER
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"Home Folks"
LOANS-INSURANCE
116 So Oak
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HIGH AND DRY—Reaching what's obviously a new high in
boating these soaring craft sail over the waters at Cypress
Gardens Fla Actually the boats are not defying the law of
gravity they're being towed by other boats and kept in the
air with the aid of the attached helicopter rotors
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OUR GUESTS
Mrs Agnes Whitehead 414
South Broadway and one guest are
invited to use this coon (plus
tax) to see "The Long Hot Sum-
mer" now showing at the Grand
Theater
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AMERICAN KEEP MOVING
WASHINGTQN (UPI) — About
one out of every five Americans
changes his residence each year
the Census Burau reports It
found that in the year ended
April 1957 some 31990000 per-
sons or 194 per cent of the
population moved The blIreau
added that proportion has re-
mained fairly constant in the past
10 years A majority of the per-
sons who moved in the ycar
surveyed stayed within the same
county About one-third: changed
states
' COLD COMFORT
BERKELEY Calif — (UPI) —
University of California entomol
°gists say temperatures may vary
as much as 35 degrees between the
ground and points two inches
above it which is why grasshop-
pers climb up on plants on hot
summer days
(EDITOR'S NOTE: The fol
lowing is written by UPI Radio-
TV Feature Writer Fred Danzig
while William Ewald is on va-
cation) NEW YORK (UPI)—It's been a
Ion hot summer in the riot Per-
ry Como vacated
Perry's Saturday night replace-
ment on NBC-TV "The Bob Cros-
by Show" is one nf the frakiest
variety hours around
Most of the trouble is with the
star of the show I'm afraid be
just isn't much of a strz Every
song he sings sounds like the last
one and his-personality doesa't let
me forget it
I'm not even snre how to rate
fetchin' Gretchen Wyler Crosby's
blonde partner on the show Is
she really as talented and bright
as she seems? Or does she bene-
fit by the drabness of her side-
kick? Ironically the bright soots on
the show — other than Miss Wy-
ler are the gala station-break
announcenents and the ' cue-card
by-play These bits of business it
happens are virtual trade marks
of the Como show But I suppose
we shouldn't begrudge brother
Beb this "loan" He needs all the
help he can g2t this summer
"Tha Ed Sullivan Show" on
CLS-TV Sunday night presented
its fith annual Army talent shcw
complete with GI acrobats sing-
ers choruses musicians and com-
ics It had a fast-moving profes-
sional atmosphere Since Elvis
couldn't make it Pfc Jack Lar-
son came in 'from Seoul Korea
will): a fairly representative imita-
tion Comedian Jack Carter co
host with Teresa Brewer stayed
on too long and tried to get away
with too many stale gags
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Channel Chips: "Club Oasis"
starring Spike Jones and his snad-
cap mus:c-rnakers Saturday night
on NBC-TV found spike dropping
his trousers four times in the
half-hour But despite this ancient
gambit some of Spike's takeoffs
on motion picture theme songs
showed MOT C inventive humor
"The Jimmy Dean Show" on CBS-
TV Saturday featured good music
that was nicely presented despite
the low budget Dean is gradually
working into the all-around singer
category avoiding the "country-
singer" tag "The Dick Clark
Shmv" on ABC-TV Saturday orig-
inated from Miami Beach instead
of New York andproved conelu-
sively that teen-agns whether in
the North or South look gosh-
awful while energetically chewing
gum Keenan Wynn guest on
"The Steve Lawrence Eydie
Gorme Show" Sunday night
proved again that he's an actor
with an especially deft comic
touch He makes me laugh more
than his dad did Teddy Nadler
on "The SUMO Challenge" CBS-
TV Sunday night invited Elfrida
von Nardroff to join him on the
show ler "title" match
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The Cannel Sit im: Sieve Allen
will not renew his recording con-
tract with the Coral label He'll
join the Dot roster in October
Jackie Cooper looks like a sure
bet as emcee of a new fall game
show on CBS-TV ''Number
Please" "The G E Theater"
hated by Ronald Reagan appears
ready to jump on the video-tape
bandwagon Several of its 1950-
season shows are expectod to be
taped in New York Buster Kea-
ton Hans Conned and Dr Frank
C Baxter will appear in "The Al-
phabet Conspiracy" a Bell Sys-
tem addition to its science series
on NBC-TV Jan 26 1959 Dennis
Day will replace Arthur Godfrey
show when Arthur starts his sum-
mer vacation later this month
NEW ENGLAND WINS
NEW YORK (UPI)--Aggrieved
New Englanders — piqued over
the OrniSSiell of New England
clam chowder from the menue at
the American Pavillion at the
Brussel's Worlds Fair—can re-
lax Up to now only Manhattan
chowder has been served at the
U S Pavillion restaurants to the
dismay of New Englanders They
pretested tha t the Manhatten
chowder whose contents include
tomatoes green peppers but no
milts or blended butter and flour
was not as representativa of the
U S as the New England chow-
der Henceforth the New England
type will also be served
LIME FROM DOGS
The term "hard-bitten" evolved
from a descriptive term popular in
the last century Ceriain dogs were
referred to as "hard in biting"
hence "dogged as a hard-bitten
sergeant"
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A frank positive stand on
issues vital to Oklahoma
NO DEALS for anyone
An effective merit system
for state employees
o Equal opportunities for all
Oklahoma firms dealing
with the state
e A new honest and fair
program of State
Government
the man who is
proving the
people can beat
the machine
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ITOLDENVELLE (Okla) DAILY NEWS — PACE THREE — MONDAY JULY 21 1058
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MANAGUA Nicaragua (UPI) —
The Nicaraguan government to
day prepared an enthusiastic re-
ceptiou for Dr Milton S Eisen-
hower on his arrival from Costa
Rica
- Eisenhower is scheduled to ar-
rive this morning by plane from
San Jose Nicaragua is the fourth
stop on his good - will stilt)
mission tour of the Central Ameri-
can republics as the personal re-
presentative of his brother Pres-
ident Eisenhower
The only discordant note was
sounded by university students
On Saturday the "university cen-
ter" issued a manifesto criticizing
Eisenhower
The students charged Eisen-
hower did not come to strengthen
friendly ties but to subject still
further the Nicaraguan economy
Ak d political policies to the in-
terests of "certain ruling circles
of the United States"
Eisenhower was received with
Fimilar expressions of hostility by
university students In the first
three republics he visited Pana-
ma Costa Rica and Honduras
There has been no recurrence of
the violence which marred the
Latin American tour this spring
of Vice President Richard M
Nixon
Eisenhower said he was taking
with him or study in Washing-
ton a number of memoranda on
various burning Issues including
a proposal for refunding Costa
Rica's public debt with a $30
million credit and proposals to
ensure stabilization of cof fee
prices
' The store windows filled with Wo
men's slimmer clothes seem to give
hubbies that broke feeling
11111n Received
Well In Managua
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PVT CLETTIS WHITE son of
Mr and Mrs Glen White We-
tumka is expected to complete
his brsic training at Fort Car-
son Colorado about August 1st
He will return home on a leave
befure reporting to Camp Ruck-
er Alabama on August 15th
White who entered the Army on
May 30 is a 1958 graduate of
Wetumka High School He has
found his four years experience
in the Wetumka band to be
valuabe He Is a drummer at
Fort Carson
PONY SALE SLATL1)
T'ERRY (UN) — The six-day
Perry Carble Shetland Pony sale
will berain July 28 and an estimat-
ed 20000 pony admirers are ex-
pected to attend to bid on the 145e
Shetlands consigned from 35
states
Starling 8 a m Tomorrow Morning
at the Factory Outlet Shoe More
OUTIVILIG BRISIILlESS
SHOES
Buy One Pair of Men's Women's or Children's
Shoes at Our Sale Price And Get Two
Pair of Sale Shoes
ABSOLUTELY FREI
7000 Pairs to choose from Free pairs need not be same
kind size price style or color But one pair for your-
self get free pairs for yourself a member of the
family a friend or bring a friend and share in the sayings!
This is your last chance and these 7000 pairs won't
last long so hurry on down to the Facto! y Outlet Shoe
Store Saturday is your last chance to save!
ALL 3 FOR 1
SHOES ARE
PLAINLY MARKED
1WOMEN WILL RE WOMEN
I ATLANTA (UPI) — Mrs Ida
D ErowninT had given Mrs
Ethel Fergustin a lift in her car
Sou lav when the conversation
turned 'to the subject of shoes
Mrs Ferguson had just pur-
1 chased a new pair Mrs Brown-
ing police it was when she
glanced 'down to admire her com-
panion's footwear that her ear
smasnid into a utility pole The
women were injured neither
serioucly
DIPLOMATIC RECREATION
LONDON (UPI) — Moscow may
make it rcoigh on Western en-
voys to Russia by keeping the2a
running with new diplomatic
notes but now it at least is try
ing to make their off hours a
little more relaxing Moscow
Radio announced Sunday night
that a Iraiting and fishing center
for the diplomatic cones has been
opened about 80 miles from Mos-
row on the shores of Moscovsky
Lake
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