Holdenville Daily News (Holdenville, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 209, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 20, 1960 Page: 3 of 6
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Edmondson Names 12
Sooners Who Will
Nip on Petitions
OKLAHOMA CITY
Howard Edmondson released the
names of 12 prominent Oklaho-
mans Tuesday who tAill help in
his petition campaign but a4ain
declined to set a firm date for the
election
The governor has indicated it
will be Sept 6 13 or 20
Martin Hatian executive direc-
tor for the Oklahomans for lioual
Government said his eltartization
is planning on a September elec-
tion Edmondson said abort 50
ens serve on the petition com-
mittee Those announced Tuesday in-
cluded: Elmer Thomas former U S
Senator Lawton Jainei C Leaky
television executive Muskogee
Wade Watson businessman Fred-
erick Albert Mason hanker Du-
rant William L Card attorney
Medford C E I tity Barnes
attorney Oklahoma City Milton
B Gal bet newspaper publisher
Enid Mrs ()liver Benson form-
er mayor NOrMart: Dr Clarence
Pontius president emeritus
Tulsa university Tulsa: K S
Adams chairman of board Phil-
lips Petroleum Bartlesville Ol-
ney F Flynn former mayor of
Tulsa and Fox Wood III ranch-
er Spiro
At The Hospitals
FTIVSICIANS AND SURCEONs
ADNITTI ED Sue Nichnls city:
Vada Sholsw(11 Alicn 11
Evans Dustin: Geraldine Mnrris
city C R Wilkinson Allen Lucy
GI-ern Calvin
DISMISSED: Dw-hia Ash lock
Al lien Mary Wise ley city Pe-
chinta Youmans Okintilgee Car-
clyn Jones (ty Ernest R Adams
city: E L Dockrey Calvin
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BRIEFS
A meeting of the Rosa Lee Mills
circle of irst Eaptist Church will
be held at 2 p m Thursday at the
flume el Mrs J E Davis 601 E
9th
Moores hig dress sale now in
rrogress Re-grouped and re-
priced to clear Don't miss these
'alucs (Adv)
The rehearsal of Barnard Mem-
orial Methodist Church choir
scheduled tor ihursday evening
has been cancelled it was announc-
ed today
Entire stock or summer millin-
ery now In price at Moores
Ladies Ready-to-Wear (Adv)
1 Harold Wayne Farris student at
Members of the Elizabeth Rau lh 1 East Central State College visited
class cf First Baptist Church will I his parents Mr and Mrs Leon
meet at 7:30 p m Thursday at the ! Farris Friday night
0o11e of Mrs Stirling Thomas 8211
E 10th a Jean Al
1 Glori J ' Evans ns returned last
:
Entire stock oi famous brand
swim suits reduced to clear now
Moore's Ready-to-Wear (Adv)
Members of the Jeannie Spears! Mr and Mrs Homer Brandon
click of First Lap list C'iaircil v‘11i ! nollenville were Friday night
meet at 7:30 p m Thursday at : guests of Mr and Mrs George
the home of MISS SUSI(' Lierwig E'alls
512 L 10th I Mr and Mrs Bob Shafer and
children W i I c o x Ariz spent
Barbie Dolls are here See !several days here with her par-
them at Hunnicutt's Book and ents Mr and Mrs Haynes Moore
Gift Shop (Adv) Mr and Mrs Howard Cain Ok
A meeting of the Sue Emmanuel
cirde of First Baptist Church will
be held at 2 p m Thursday at tilt:
Lane of Mrs Tom Niassey 513
N Hinckley
Barbie Dolls are here See
them at Hunnicutt's Book and
Gift Shop (Adv)
A meeting of the Christian Worn
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lloklenville's Own Murphey Furniture Manufacturing
Company Quality Built Living Boom Suite!
100 NYLON COVER-FOAM CUSHIONED SUITE
2 Piece 5ui12 "1 9
Regularly Priced 22995 EXCH
100')9 NYLON COVERED 2 Pc MASTERCRAFT
Regularly Priced $141C495
123900 NOVI ti P-4or EXCH
RUSH FOAM CUSHIONED 2 PIECE SUITES
NOW
NOW
BEAUTIFUL EARLY AMERICAN SUITES
Six ricce Stii le
Reg $219511
NOW 14 995
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Four Piece
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OAK GROVE
Gloria Jean Evans returned last
‘N'tqq flOM Oklahoma City where
she spent the past severrl weeks
kiting Mr and Mrs Jack Evans
and children and was employed at
Will Rogers Park
10
Ily MRS (EORGE EVANS
CAK GROVE — Mrs Shorty See Few Voles (These prices are subject to
change without notice)
Al-des and son David left Thurs-
Farm clean eggs 22
day for their home in Eldorado "
Ark after spending several weeks tor Rockefeller Oream No 1 - 52
Cream No 2 49
vacation hcre with her mother
Fryers 1a
Mrs Larkin Russell grandmother
Light Hens 08
Mrs Fred Thorpe of lioldenville (Continued from Page One) Heavy thIll 15
and other re7atives Mrs Able
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it is the life of our political par Roosters 05
Mrs Russel and Mrs Thorp ties–
OKLAHOMA CITY PRODUCE
visited three sisters of Mrs Thorpe In an appearance before the
in Gladwater Tex Mrs Able for
plati orm committee Tuesday he oKLAIR-rTA (Try Um
merly was a school teacher hvre called on the GOP to seck "a Prices i rices paid local producers
and now is teaching in Arkansas grand design" of regional politi- Gash wheat — stradv $167-175
Mr P nd Mrs Jim McCoy and
Guymon 167 Al a Bison Black-
cal federations of free world coon
iori Carlsbad NM are visiting tries for a -decade of danger"
yell Clinton Enid El !Zeno Ben-
her sister Mr and Mrs Billy ahead
nessv Kingfisher Oklahoma Cov
Evans: his mother Mi s Ira Mc-
He also listed his chief differ- Watonga Yukon 1 7n medford
Cry Wewoka hvr mothur Mrs ences with Nixon as Ins advocacy Vici 171 Frederick 175
I i- 1-11111onhin Lturi ritillohtor
Mrs Russell and Mrs Thorpe
visited three sisters Of Mrs Thorpe
in Gladwater Tex Mrs Able for-
merly was a school teacher hvre
and now is teaching in Arkansas
1‘11- nd Mrs Jim McCoy and
son Carlsbad NM are visiting
her sister Mr and Mrs Billy
Evans: his mother Mrs Ira Mc-
Cry Wewoka hvr mothur Mrs
Lizzie Blankenship and daughter
Mr and Mrs Gerald Milroy
Shawnee
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"' little chance of support at this
several days here witn her par- time
rats Mr and Mrs Haynes Moore AFL-CIO President Geo rge
Mr and Mrs Howard Cam Ok- Ideally asked the platform corn-
lahoma City xisit d his t
parent mittee today to endorse "vast"
Mr and Mrs C C Cam fur new welfare-spending programs
eeral days opposed by the Eisenhover ad-
ministration But Arthur Motley president
en's Fellowship Guild of First of the US Chamber of Cori-
Christian Church originally sehed- nwree pleaded with the GOP to
riled ler Thursday evening has move in the opposite direction by
been postponed A new date for renouncing some of the federal
the meeting- will be announced spending programs already cm-
later braced by the administration
ents Mr and Mrs Haynes Moore
Mr and Mrs Howard Cain Ok-
lahoma City visited his parents
Mr and Mrs C C Cain for
eeral days
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$17995 139" Exch
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FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGE sle:9u9'ar 188" Exch
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PHONE 93
Nixon Agenis
See Few Voles
For Rockefeller
cal federations of free world coun-
tries for a "decade of danger"
ahead
lie also listed his chief dIffer-
ences with Nixon as his advocacy
of a $35 billion increase in the
dufense budgut and of Social Se-
curity payroll taxes to Paance
medical care for the aged
Ile was given moderate ap- F -
plause by commAtee me ers l
mb in ggs 12 to 1 higher A
arge 26 to 31 mostly 31 to 34 A
contrast with an ovation given
Immum '22 to 31 mostly 28 to '21
later to Sen Barry Goldwater of f
ti 11110S11V 15 to 22 cents
Ariwna a major spokesman for
o
the cnservative ving of the Fowl --Steady Under 41i2 minds
party 5 to 7 1:0111S 41 2 le 1 110tIFICIS 8 to
r 11 cents ti poldats and pi to
Goldwater attacked Nvhat 110 Q
to 1110A1V 11 cents
called the Democrats' "socialis-
utterlA -- Steady 50 to 60
tic" B proposals and opposed leder-
mostly 52 cents
al aid for education medical aid
and federal measures to protect I °MAMMA CITY LIVESTOCK
civil rights beyond the right to
vote lie slid he also thought OKIA110:IA CITY 1T1)-- Live-
Rockefeller's "grand design" had stock:
little chance of support at this Cattle 2000: calves 360 bulls
time steady to 50 lower others steady
AFL-C10 President G e o r ge utility commercial cows 1375 to
Meany asked the platform corn- 1550 bulls 18 to 1850: mostly
mittee today to endorse "vast" good slaughter calves 20 50 to
new welfare-spending programs 2250 medium and good yearling
opposed by the Eisenhover ad- stocker and lightweight feeder
ministration steers 1850 to 23 good and
But Arlhui I I Motley president choice stock steer calves 24 to 26:
of the US Chamber of Com- heifers 21 to 23
nwrce pleaded with the GOP to Hogs 700 barrows and gilts
move in the opposite direction by steady to 25 higher: sows steady:
renouncing some of the federal U-S No 1 and 2 195-240 lb barrows
spending programs already cm- and gilts 1825 to 1850: mixed
braced by the administration grade lots 1 to 3 190 to 250 lb 17
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MARKETS
Broilers — Offers exceed lieht
demand weight at farms 1612
cents Dressed fours delivered
29 to 30 cents
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Many of These Items Are Priced BELOW COST - Prices Holler Than Our July Weather!
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70('70 WOOL 30 NYLON
Regular $595 Square Yard NOW
LUESil
50 NYLON 50 COTTON
Regular $395 Square Yard NOW
FINE 190 WOOL WILTON
Regular $795 Square Yard NOW
VISCOSE RAYON
Regular $315 Square Yard NOV
$345
$145
$245
tAOHAWK & LEE 100 WOOL DEALERS SAMPLES
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Regular $6650 Values
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$r Size $395
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SHOP EARLY! SALE ENDS JULY 31st!
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2 PIECE SOFA BEDS
45
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ALL LAMPS PICTURES SYROCCO & 0 Orr
EARLY AMERICAN WALL ACCESSORIES
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Regular $22950
SALE PRICE 99"
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SALE PRICE Exch
1960 13ft 2 dr
Refrigerator Cold Air Flow
Regular $33995
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WATER TANKS 30 GALLON 10 s59
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Cast Iron Tub Lavatory Stool or
Complete 1Vith All Fittings ' ri 1 688
LA
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) --The
Court of Criminal Appeals today
granted Altus murderer Ray Al-
len Young a new stay Of execu-
tion pending outcome Of his peti-
tion for a new trial
Young had been scheduled to
die Li the McAlester eloetrie
chair July 28 for the murder of
highway patrolman John Harter
The court earlier affirmed
Young's conviction but he has
since filed a petition for rehear-
ing Young is also scheduled to ap-
pear before the Pardon and Pa-
rot Board at McAlester Tuesday
All Promenade
1uly 21 — Hereford WhirlersAl-
dridge Hotel I(lL 8 p
Kenneth Harden caller
July 21 — Tri-City Twirlers We-
woka Lake Wewoka R p
Curtis Smith caller
July 22 — Do-C-Do Hurst Panel)
Carr City 8 p fl — Bed Hurst
caller
July 23 — Ned Hots Square Dance
Barn McAlester 8 p in — Jun
laekburn caller
July 23 — Guys Did Is Munici-
pal Auditorium Seminole 800
p — Curtis Smith caller
to 18 sows 1 to 3 310 to 100 lb 11
to 475 2 intt 3 100-to-IlO0 lb 13
to 14
Sheep 5041 slaughter lambs 100
lower slaughter ewes 50 lower
feeder lambs steady go4)cl and
cholve native spring slaughter
lambs 18 to 1750: cull to good
shorn slaughter ewes 2 to 350
medium and good native spring
feeder lambs 10 to 11
Lumumba Says
UN Must Get
Belgium Out
(('ontinued trotn rage One)
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Dustproof Center Guided
Dovetail Drawers Beveled
Tilting Mirror Mirror guar-
anteed against silvering
ALL COLONY ART IIARDROCK
MAPLE FURNITURE NOW
$29150
$3950
$44150
$6950
$1950
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HOLDENVILLE (Okla) DAILY NEWS — PAGE THREE —WEDNESDAY July 20 1960
Convicted Murderer At the present rate of influx
Lumumba Says the UN command hopes to have
R Y
ay oung Granted fnrce approaching MOM troops
Stay of Execution UN Mint Cpt tkhe Clontghoby t:Lthet
cf Parliament Another antagornt Thore was no move to pull tht
was Senate Sneaker Joscph tic° approximately 50 US soldiers
and airmen out of Leopoldville
The terrible drama of black
against vhite lAhich has kept Leo- despite a demand by the Russians
loldville in thc grip of terror he- that they leave immediately
gan to case today with the con-
Imued withdrawal Of Belgian
! troops from the city Thov were
1 giving up their positions to l7nited LI' ITTLI: LIZ 1
Nations forces j
But in its plave grew the spec- ‘----1 1 1 A t
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ter of hunger among an estimated c
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70000 naties be
v vho have been left —r-i------1 tt 3 l---'4
ii bless by the mass exodus of C' 4-1 — (-- ( i
ha m
hits fleeing violence by uti- -- ---------m--1 y
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nous Congolese soldiers ' — rqP '-':-'- ‘
UN Force Increasing- '''''::':' ' Ilp 1 —
They Wert' NO WOIried about
getting foK1 they showed no re- i ))' C 5
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action Tuestiiy when it vas an- ' '
When it comes to sprending
nouneed the Belgians were pulling rcA the fri-olI of the species is
thou r troop: out of the Leopold- lots loAcr thr1 ilia moi 1 NEA
vine area
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BEDROI: M S- lIES
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ALL IIIDEA-BEDS GREATLY REDUCED FOR Tills SALE!
SPECIAL ( LEARANCE BIG NINE-PILCE
DINETTE ITES
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At the present rate of influx
the UN command hopes to have
fnrce approaching 10000 troops
in the Congo by the end of the
week and there are indications it
Nvill need even more
For the present Belgium ist
keeping its troops in the interior
until UN forces can take over
at key trouble spots to protect the
remaining whites
Mattress or
$223q
Box Springs
Mattress or
$2130
Box Springs
Mattress or
$32150
Box Springs
Mattress or
$315g
Box Springs
Mattress or
S4500
Box Springs
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rate of influx
hopes to have
ng 10000 troops
the end of the
re indications it
ore
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in the interior
can take over
ts to protect the
MVP to pull the
US soldiers
of Leopoldville
by the Russians
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