The Ardmore Democrat (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 29, 1957 Page: 2 of 4
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slated to be deported it was "regrettable that Shelby's has passed a Senate bill to liberal- :'i- Women's Summer SKIRTS Prints better in white and pink broken sizes but all
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AIMING HIGH Nona Quarles wife of the Pentagon's
No 2 man Donald Quarles prepares to spin the propeller
aS she continues her flying lessons at Hyde Field in Clinton
Md Seven times a grandmother Mrs Quarles began taking
flying lessons last January and recently passed her written
solo exam Her objective is a pilot's license something
which requires a 100-mile cross-country solo flight Her
husband is a former secretary of the Air Force and she
says she has wanted to fly for a long time
China to Deport
Visiting American
LONDON' (Al — The Americans
visiting Red China started Out to-
day on a tour of northeast in-
dustrial centers leaving behind in
Peiping one of their number who
it slated to be deported
The British news agency Reu-
ters reported from the Red Chi-
nese capital that Shelby Tucker
the American in ill favor with the
Communists was at the railway
station to wave goodby to his fel-
low tourists They will visit
Changchun Dairen and Tientsin
before returning to Peiping next
Week
Tucker 22-year-old Oxford Un-
iversity student from Pass Chris-
tian Miss expects to be deported
Saturday lor refusing to turn over
his passport to Chinese authori-
ties Reuters said he was awakened
at 1 am yesterday by Commu-
nist officials and told that unless
he changes his position he will
have to leave China
Tucker has taken the stand that
he will not use his passport in
contravention of the prohibitions
stamped in the document They
Include the stipulation that it is
not valid for travel to China Five
others besides Tucker declined to
give up their passports when they
arrived in Peiping but later turned
them over for examination
Tucker's stand brought criti-
cisms from some of his compan-
ions They said that although he
may not actually have shown his
Life Termer Heads
Parole Hopefuls
OKLAHOMA CITY (dr — Eunice
E Daniels Washita County con-
vict serving a life term for mur-
der heads a list of eight prisoners
recommended for parole by the
Pardon and Parole Board
Others recommended by the
board yesterday are:
Latimer County — Harry Talk-
ington serving three years for lar-
ceny of domestic animals and Jerry
D May two years for burglary
Nowata — Anderson Whitfield
four years for second degree bur-
glary Oklahoma — Donald W Walper
five years for second degree for-
gery and embezzlement
Tulsa — Harold N Coleman two
years for uttering a forged instru-
ment Sequoyah — Stanley Cook four
years for grand larceny
Grady—Dewey Hall three years
for removing mortgaged property
Polite Method
VANCOUVER (11')—A courteous
reminder of driver license renew-
al is being urged by City Council
The provincial licenses are due
every five years on the holder's
birthday and a "Happy Birthday"
reminder is proposed
MINGLE BUS LINES
Atoka Wapanocaa Tishomingo
Ardmore Wichita Falls
Read Down Effective itead Up
daily daily 1-19-541 daily daily
a OS 2 30 Wapanucka 10 43 4 2t
It 23 g 45 COIPM011 10 30 4 10
a 65 3 05 Milburn 10 13 3 45 1
915 320 At Tishotri tv 10 00 330
Connection at Atoka for all points
north and east
Connection at lishomingo and Ard-
more for all points 11Pit
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DUTCH WILSON'S BAIT
& TACKLE STORE
935 take Murray Drive Phone 7853
'EVERY'rEING THE FISHERMAN
NEEDS
GASOLINE — OIL — BEER TO GO
Open 7 Days a Week
passport to the Chinese he 'has
in fact used it because the Chinese
would not have let him enter
China without a passport
Dan O'Cbuncll of Chicago said
it was "regrettable that Shelby's
leaving Implies that I and possi-
bly other Americans here have
used our passports in possible vio-
lation of restrictions while he has
not"
Tucker contended be had not
used his passport at any stage
He said he had been told in Mos-
cow that he would not have to
use it for the Peiping trip
Before the Americans left Mos-
cow for Peiping the US State
Department warned that in mak-
ing the trip they would "be vio-
lating the restriction plainly
stamped" In their passports
A FELLOW
CAN'T WIN
MACON Ga (JP)—A man
who said he dislikes Florida
jails was willing to give the
Georgia variety a try but
was only partially successful
Policeman Terry Etheridge
said Jesse Carvers 24 a Fitz-
gerald Negro kicked in a Ma-
con store window Etheridge
said Carvers told him he hoped
that the stunt would get him
arrested and figured that if
he was jailed in Georgia he
wouldn't be sent back to fin
ish a life sentence for rape in
Florida
The man suffered s badly
cut foot in breaking the win-
dow After o his release from
a hospital he'll be lodged in
jail at Macon — but only until
Florida authorities come after
him
Filibuster Is Called
Exercise in Futility
WASHINGTON (41 — Clarence
Mitchell director of the Washing-
ton chapter of the National Assn
for the Advancement of Colored
People was among the 30 to 40
persons in the Senate galleries
who listened to Sen Thurmond
(D-SC) in the early morning
hours
Mitchell told a newsman Thur-
mond's extended speech against
the civil rights bill was "a dem-
onstration of very poor sportsman-
ship" The Negro leader said
"It's obvious this is Just an exer-
cise in futility at this point"
Bus Schedules Shown
Union Bus Station
28 South Washington Opposite City Hall
Jordan Buses — Oklahoma Transportation Co — Continental
Trailways — SW Greyhound Lines — American Trailways
East
Bound
750 am
12:05 pm
3:40 pm
8:05 pm
West
Bound
9:15 am
1:30 pm
6:30 pm
9:40 pm
AIR BASE DAILY
11:30 pm
9:30 pm 11:05 pm
11:20 pm
sail AM South and 11:57 AM North are Greyhound bumf and handle only
out-of-state pasaengers
13:10 PM South anti 4:31 AM North Ira Amertean tratlwaya bum and
handle only out-of-state passengers
no Above Schedule Effective August 1 1957 Out of State
For detailed Information inquire at Bus Station
Watch this table for changes in time of departure
21 South Watthington Telephones 613 and 976
Army Denies
Tests Harmed
WWII Yanks
WASHINGTON lir — The Army
says "there is no valid scientific
basis" for reports that some
World War II soldiers were ren-
dered sterile by a secret weapon
experiment involving powerful
carbon arc lights
"There is no evidence to indi-
cate that the lights could affect
the procreative powers of persons
exposed to them" the Army said
in a report yesterday
The hush-hush plan never used
In combat involved mounting the
high intensity arc lights on M3
tanks The tanks were to be used
in surprise night action to blind
enemy troops who then could be
overpowered by foot soldiers
Two months ago several ex-Gls
who were among the 3000 troops
detailed to the project said they
believed the bright lights had af-
fected their ability to father chil-
dren Three Republican members of
Congress from Connecticut Rep
Morano and Sens Bush and Pur-
tell asked for an Army probe af-
ter a Bridgeport Conn lawyer
said last June the light rays had
injured some of the men perman-
ently The lawyer Raymond C Lyddy
was representing several former
members of a tank company sta-
tioned for a time along the Rhine
River lie said there had been
cases of sterility stillbirths and
malformation of children among
some veterans of the project
The Army report yesterday was
specifically addressed to the three
Connecticut legislators
Bill Approved
To Liberalize
Immigration
WASHINGTON UP)--The House
has passed a Senate bill to liberal-
ize several sections of the na-
tion's immigration laws The
measure was returned to the Sen-
ate for agreement on minor
changes
The Senate was expected to give
quick approval to yesterday's
House alterations and send the bill
on to President Eisenhower be-
fore Congress adjourns probably
this week
Rep Celle? (1)-NY) estimated
the bill would permit about 60000
aliens now barred from the United
States to enter the country in the
next two yearsi
The measure contains almost
none of Eisenhower's own pro-
posals for liberalizing the immi-
gration laws but House leaders
said his major recommendations
would be considered at the next
session of Congress
Rep Keating (R-NY) expressed
regret that the bill did not grant
permanent residence to some 25-
000 Hungarian refugees now in
this country on a parole basis
Backers said the bill is intended
mainly to provide relief for fam-
ilies now separated by restrictions
in the immigration laws Rep
Chelf (13-Ky) said it would end
the necessity of introducing hun-
dreds of bills each session to take
care of individual hardship cases
Ardmore
Moil Schedule
FEBRUARY L 1937
Mail In
Office
Before
Arrival
of Train
NUM TO
NORTHBOVND
Train No 112
Train No fl
Train No 16
Santa re
SOUTUBOUND
Train No 111
Train No 15
Train No I
1340 AM
8:00 AM
3:20 PM
1:10
012
3:52
AM
AM
PM
3 :40 AM
1014 AM
8:25 PM
4:10
10:44
8:58
AM
AM
PM
STAR ROUTES
Lea VPS Return
Ardmore to !tingling 5:30 AM 10:00 AM
Ardmore to Ringling 1:30 PM I:00 UM
Ardmore to Kingston 000 AM 6:45 PM
Ardmore to Durant 1:30 PM 10:30 AM
VIA OTC BUS
Ardmore to Okla City 0:00 PM 1:35 PM
AIRMAIL ROUTE
Southbound leaVPSI Ardmore Post Office
1208 PM Ai Air Mail Field Dallas
148 PM
NOTE: Airmail Is also dispatched to all
trains for air connections at Oklahoma
City Fort Worth and Dallas
The safe rule is mail early and often
and at least 30 minutes before leaving
time
(This schedule is furnished as a public
service by The Daily Ardmoreite)
Below Depart From
North South
Bound Bound
3:00 am 2:35 am
4:31 am 12:55 am
American Greyhound
7:00 am 9:20 am
9:40 am 11:25 am
9:57 am 12:10 pm
Greyhound American
11:30 am 1:25 pm
1:30 pm 4:10 pm
4:15 pm 6:50 pm
6:45 pm 9:25 pm
9:30 pm 11:05 pm
Going into the fall season we have combed our stock for all odds and ends one ønd two itallis of a kind marked them
down drastically for a quick cleanup All merchandise is first quality some slightly soiled some broken sizes
Early selection will be best Store opens at 9 A M Lay Aways on all reduced items No Carrying charges
Cleanup 480 Yards
Solid
CORDUROY
Full yard wide in fall colors
every yard wanted colors in a
fine soft draping quality
choose from
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Machine Washable
Color
Blanket Bags at New
Low Price!
for
0 Store up to 3 blankets safe-
r ly! Penney's roomy bags
are electronically sealed
keep out dust moisture
Open wide thanks to spe-
cial 34-inch vinyl tape zip-
' per
Cleanup Men's and Boys'
133i-Oz Western Cut
JEANS
88 Pairs Men's
sizes 29 thru 38
PAIR $200
77 Pairs Boys'
sizes 4 to 16 yrs
PAIR $177
Bar tacked vat dyed and
sanforized perfect fitting
Ideal for school wear
Cleanup 366 Pairs Men's
Dress Socks
Cotton Argyles and Novelty
Weave Cottons Also Nylon
Stretch Socks in solid col-
ors To clear at—
3 prs $ti
Cleanup Boys'
Sport Shirts
88 Only Short Sleeve cottons
cottons and silk broken
sizes $1100
6 to 12 years
4
72 Only Long Sleeve woven
gmghams and plaids sizes
4 to 16 years
to clear at
77 Only Boys' P Shirts
checks solids and chec s some
muscle shirts e 0
12 18 to
clear at each s Polo
50c
4 Suits Boys' Shorty Pajamas
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MEN! YOUNG MEN! STUDENTS!
Save on Year Around Weight Suits
Flannels Worsteds Tweeds
Regular and Midweight Fabrics An Exceptional Selling
of Just 75 of Our Better Townclads and Gentrys in Regulars
Slims and Students' Sizes Single Breasted Two and
ThreeButton Styles
$20
18 TO SELL FOR
32 TO SELL FOR
35 TO SELL FOR
Super Savings for Back-To-School
Patterns Free Alterations
Cleanup Men's WESTERN SHIRTS
Solid Color Charnbrays with pearl snaps Grey or tan $2 50
Broken sizes to clear at Each
Plaids in Western Style Shirts All broken sizes $3 50
To clear at Each
37 Only—Men's Sheer Pima Batiste Dress Shirts White Blue
or Green Pastels Towncraft make $200
To clear at Each
On the Bargain Bay Main Floor All Prices Dractically Reduced!
66 Pieces Women's SPORTSWEAR Shorts Cleanup All Girls' Summer SKIRTS
BurmudaS skirts broken sizes 10 to 18 in broken sizes ft 1 t
Your choice t 1
S2 each II
at each PI I AND Cleanup Short Lines BRAS Exquis
cleanup 72 Only Women's BLOUSES Form Maidenform Chansonette broker
Cottons blends rayons broadcloth and sizes to
$1 1
batiste to clear VI ti clear at each AND
at 4o 1 AND $1 I5V Cleanup 32 Only Women's Better GIRDL
at 4I AND MP I sow
Women's Summer SKIRTS Prints better
cottons and rayons $1 AND $2
to clear at
IN
Enameled
DIAPER PAILS
PLASTIC TUBS
each
I Only Maple MGH CHAIR
slightly scarred to go at
a One Only STROLLER $1100
CANOPY to clear at
PLAY PEN PADS plastic $100
covered to clear at
IN THE LINGERIE DE
5 Only Women's Rayon Knit GOWNS
Lace trimmed $200
to Clear at
Group Women's Nylon Knit SLIPS
Lace trimmed
to clear at each
IN THE
30 Pairs Boys' Boxer Top Denim LONGIES 21 Pairs Boys' Rayon Gabardine Fall Dress
Sizes 4 6 8 10 S1acks sizes 10 to 18 Cl nn
to clear at pair 50c to clear at Yual"
up
12 Pairs Boys' Sanforized Khaki PANTS Gro Men's Better NECKTIES 50c
to clear at each
Sizes 10 and 12 sl a 88 Group Men'! Broadcloth PAJAMAS
only pair Broken sizes printed patterns $200
10 Pair Boys' Forest Green DUNGAREES to clear at suit
Sizes 10 and 16 years 26 Only Boys' Felt Mickey Mouse 1
to clear at pair SLOO 0
CAPS to clear at each c
Shop the Bargain Bay on the Main Floor Bargains Galore AU good Penney
merchandise in broken sizes one and two of a kind Every article sharply reduced
LAv-tiWAYS
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$30
Light and Dark
Lay-Aways
sizes to
clear at
Cleanup
in white and pink broken sizes but all
clean and first quality $2
to clear at AND $4
FANTS1 SECTION
Plastic Covered HIGH CHAIR $1 50
PADS to clear at 1
2 Nursery Lamps la $200
approved Puppy base each
SAFETY SEATS for bath $200
or high chair each
I Infant's Durene Cotton Knit POLO
SHIRTS sizes 3 and 4 only short 50C
sleeves to clear at each
THE IN
$288
$200
S7 00
1
DEPARTMENT -
$2
00
MEN'S AND BOYS' SECTION
100 Only
Clean-up Chenille
ROBES
and
DUSTERS
Sizes from 12 to 20
To clear at—
Each
Sharply Reduced Prices
on
MATERNITY WEAR
Dresses Now
$5 So $8
Sanforized Cotton
TOPS
Now—
$199
Season
educed!
SKIRTS
$1100
Exquisite
ette broken
1 AND $2
tter GIRDLES
izes but all
2 AND $4
$150
$200
$200
it POLO
short 50c
$150
LIPS
6 50c
ETS $100
88c
--
line Fall Dress
$300
50c
LIAMAS
$200
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Jp on
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it como
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me PENCO
ched flat 72 x
size for back
ne slightly
$200
1Ciii PILLOW
tly 43c
0 Inch Lace
:h1IS $400
e get Rayon
ABLE CLOTH
$10100
iinen Hand
c 30 inches
25c
Inch Clear
E COVERS
50c
'oot Frost
31G lawn
$2000
4ovelty
EADS
broken sizes
$500
$500
$200
Curtains $100
and Ends in -
IINS
ehromespun
) inches 10c
Panels
$150
RIiCILLAS
white
$500
Cleanup All Girls' Summer SKIRTS
In broken sizes $1 600
each
Cleanup Short Lines BRAS Exquisite
Form Maidenform Chansonette broken
sizes to $1 AND $2
clear at each
$2
each 1 AND
32 Only Women's Better GIRDLES
onsasap b1LV 0 01LU 1 UALJJp 1)C
sleeves to clear at each
POLKA DOT DIAPERS $150
by Curity package of 3 for --
MAIN FLOOR
Group Girls' Better Cotton SLIPS
Taffetized cotton sizes 4 and 6 50c
only to clear at each
Women's Rayon BED JACKETS SI 00
to clear at
Cleanup Gaymode QQA
Stretch HOSE pair SJ LP
Cleanup on
HOME
FURNISHINGS
Quantities limit Come
early for best selections
No more when these are
sold
121 Only Genuine PENCO
SHEETS bleached flat 72 X
103 (excellent size for back
to school) some slightly
to
clear at each $200
42x36 Inch PE1C1i70 PILLOW
CASES Slightly 43c
soiled each
2 Only 72 x 90 Inch Lace
TABLE CLOTHS t
to clear at each - y400
2 Only 13 Piece get Rayon
and Damask TABLE CLOTH
with 12
napkins set $1 0100
napkins set 41 I 111UU
24 Only Pure Linen Hand
TOWELS 15 x 30 inches
to clear 25c
at each
37 Only 54x54 Inch Clear
Plastic TABLE COVERS
to clear 50c
at each
1 Only 6 x 9 Foot Frost
Tweed Loop RUG lawn
green to $2000
clear at
Cleanup Novelty
BEDSPREADS
Twin and full broken sizes
Nylon Ey lets $500
Chromespuns $500
Plisse in Prints 9200
Matching Plisse Curtains 9100
Cleanup Odds and Ends in -
CURTAINS
Valances in nylon chromespun
or cotton all 54x9 inches 1 Oc
to clear at each
Flocked Dacron Panels
6 Only
to clear at $130
3 Only Dacron PRISCILLA
Doubles 180x131 white
to clear $5 00
at Set
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