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2A Shawnee (Okla) News-Star Sunday Nov 13 1960
OBITUARY
Ward services Ashley riles
will be Monday set for Monday
Funeral services for Harry
Ward 68 of 317 N Park will be
at 2 pm Monday in Boesch
Brothers Chapel
Rev Robert Audd associate
pastor of Immanuel Baptist
Church will officiate Burial
will be in Fairview cemetery
Mr Ward died at 1220 pm
Friday at his home He had
been ill 11 months
Mr Ward was born June 24
1892 at Streeter III and had
lived in Shawnee since about
1934
Ile and his wife owned and
operated the Green Spray Food
Market on North Kickapoo un-
til his retirement about two
years ago
He was a member of the Bap
tist Church and Masonic Lodge
No 523
Survivors are his wife Mrs
Opal Verna Ward of the home
three sons Richard Ward of
California George Ward Van
Nuys Calif and Tom Ward
Chula Vista Calif a sister Mrs
Edith Evans Compton Calif
and six grandchildren
Brown services
slated Tuesday
Funeral services for L M
Brown 524 S Union are sched-
uled at 2 pm Tuesday in Bethel
AME Church Rev H M Burnett
will officiate and burial will be
in Fairview cemetery
Myers Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements
Mr Brown died Wednesday in
a Shawnee hospital after a brief
illness He had lived in Shawnee
all of his life and was a graduate
of Dunbar School
He was a member of the Ma-
sonic Lodge and Knights of Py-
thias Survivors include his widow
Mrs Helen Ruth Brown of the
home four daughters Mrs Mar-
jorie Lee Hollingsworth and Mrs
Shirley Carey both of Los An-
geles and Peggy Jane and Patsy
Brown of the home five sons L
M Brown Jr Ian St Hill Brown
Cavin Brown Jackie Brown and
Martin Gregory Brown all of the
home a foster son I B Arnwine
of Chicago three sisters Mrs
Fern Cain of Grand Junction
Mich Mrs Peggy St Hill of
Brooklyn N Y and Mrs Cecil
Bowman of Newark N J one
brother Malcolm Brown of Los
Angeles three uncles L P Spen-
cer of San Diego Calif Eddie
Spencer of Bakersfield Calif and
Will Spencer of Fresno Calif
one aunt Mrs L B Moore of
Denison Tex a niece Mrs Merle
Louise Flowers of Dallas and
four grandchildren
Bert Johnson
Prague dies
PRAGUE—Services for Bert J
Johnson 76 who died Saturday at
his home here will be at 2:30 pm
Monday in the First Methodist
Church
Rev Whitman McCrory and
Rev J H Farley will officiate
Burial will be in Prague Ceme-
tery Parks Brothers Funeral
Home is in charge of arrange-
ments Mr Johnson was born Dec 20
1883 in Farmington Tex He was
a member of the Methodist
Church
Survivors include his widow
Edith Johnson Prague four
granddaughters Joyce Ellison and
Peggy Henderson Lawton Paula
and Karen Johnson Duncan two
brothers Guy Johnson Shawnee
Claude Johnson Maysville two
sisters Mrs Alva Townsend Ok-
lahoma City and Mrs Frances
Roberson Albuquerque N M
Bearers will be nephews
Thomas Lovelace
dies rites Tuesday
PURCELL—Services for Thom-'
a5 Joe Lovelace 70 Purcell for-1
rner Pottawatomie County resi-
dent will be at 2 pm in Conner-!
Tobbins Funeral Chapel here
Rev A T Henson Purcell wild
officiate Burial will be in Hill-1
side Cemetery Purcell
Mr Lovelace died about 8:30
pm Friday in a Purcell hospital
He was born June 29 1890 in Ar-
kansas He came to Oklahoma in
1900 He lived in the Asher area
before moving to Purcell a num-
ber of years ago He was a mem-
ber of the Baptist Church and a
retired farmer and carpenter
Survivors include his widow
Mrs T J Lovelace of the home
son Hardin Lovelace Hoquian
Wash two daughters Mrs Ted
Townsend Lexington Mrs Mary
Holey Elmo Wash: brother
Claude Lovelace Stratford three
sisters Mrs Flora Shirley Kon-
awa: Alveritta Hibbard Sulphur:
Verda May Med lock Stratford:
nine grandchildren and six great
grandchildren
Tavern operator
gives up license
Sheriff Herb Stroud said Paul
Nelson Poland operator of the
Ranch Inn beer tavern west of
lIcIdoud surrendered his beer
license early Saturday to offi-
cers Stroud said county officers
found the tavern open early Sat-
urday morning after the mid-
night closing time set by state
law The sheriff said a girl
identified as a minor was found
in the place
Serviee5 for S R Ashley S4
027 N Pennsylvania who cliuct
early Friday morning in a local
Ihwital will be at 2 pm Mon-
Him? in the Central Ch'ir11 of
J T Marlin minister Nk duct the the services Burial will be
in Fairview Cemetery
' Mr Ashley was born April 1t31
11876 in Kosciusko Miss He liccd
in Oklahoma City for many : ears
and had lived in Shawnee cinCf
I1940 He was a member of the
!Central Church of Christ Mr and
Mrs Ashley xvere married Sept i
1901 in Hill County Tex
Survivors include his widow
Mrs Gertrude Ashley Of the
home two daughters Mrs Orey
Sloan Oklahoma City Mrs Cecil
Miller 133 S Center three sons
Tom Ashley 1134 E Walnut
Curtis Ashley 140 S Oak Wayne
Ashley Houston Tex three sis-
ters Mrs Homer Weaver Mundy
Tex Mrs Fannie Srader Okla-
homa City Mrs Angie Welch
California ten grandchildren and
16 great grandchildren
Bearers will be Virgil Allison
J H Lambert Herman Stout
Willis Moore Fred Bowers and
Raymond Buford
Gaskill's Funeral Chapel is in
charge of arrangements
Studier rites
are Monday
PRAGUE — Services for Jake
Otis Stud ler 59 who died here
Saturday at his home will be at
10:30 am Monday in Parks
Brothers Funeral Home
Rev Cecil Flowers will offi-
ciate Burial will be in Meeker
Cemetery Parks Brothers Funer-
al Chapel is in charge of arrange-
ments Mr Stud ler was born July 4
1901 in Praha Tex He was a
member of the Baptist Church
Survivors include a brother
Lloyd Stud ler Prague five sis-
ters Anna Sekera Pauline Ka-
zmir Clara Sekera and Christine
Pratka all of Prague and Helen
Harris Chandler
Louisiana
(Continued from page one)
al court here Saturday to ban
anyone from interfering with the
desegregation of first grades U
S District Judge J Skelly
Wright before whom the suit
was filed already had enjoined
state authorities from interfering
with the school board's plan to
integrate The board planned
Monday to put under guard five
Negro children In first grades of
presently white schools
The New Orleans case was
viewed as a test of the fate of
segregated schools throughout
the state
Davis summoned legislators to
Baton Rouge today in an emer-
gency meeting two days before
the 12-day special session sched-
uled to end Tuesday Most of the
segregation legislation already
adopted has been declared uncon-
stitutional by federal courts
Another special legislative ses-
sion will begin Tuesday
It was not clear whether Davis
planned to keep the legislature
in continuous session to pass new
legislation as fast as the federal
courts knocked it down
Four members of the Parish
School Board said they believe
the legislature will try to oust
them from office The board's
fifth member staunch segrega-
tionist Emi la A Wagner Jr said
the ouster would be justified on
the grounds the board had
"flaunted the authority of the
state"
"Whether it will stick is an-
other question" said School
Board President Lloyd J Rit-
liner Another board member Mat-
thew R Sutherland Jr who was
re-elected Tuesday over the op-
position of three segregationistl
candidates told newsmen his
wife received two or three tele-
phone calls Friday threatening
her life and the lives of her chil-
dren Sutherland campaigned
to keep schools open even if in-1
tegrated
City police have been main-1
Wickersham
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Supper: North Rock Creek
School will have its annual pie
supper and box supper at 8 pm
Friday Nov 18 in the school
'lunchroom Entertainment will
be provided Proceeds go for the
'community Christmas tree
! Initiated: J F Cooke 1522 N
!Minnesota has been initiated into
the Oklahoma State University
chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi
professional business fraternity
Only men students enrolled in the
!college of business who have
completed 15 credit hours and
have a cumulative grade point
'average of 25 are eligible for
membership
Fraternity: Lois Theresa
Breeden daughter of Mr and
Mrs C R Breeden of Shawnee
has been accepted into Sigma
Tau Delta honorary English fra-
ternity at Our Lady of the Lake
College in San Antonio Miss
Breeden a graduate of St Bene-
dict High School is a freshman
English major at Our Lady of
the Lake
Dinner at YMCA: Senior Citi-
zens are honoring Altrusans the
club that co-sponsors senior citi-
zens activities with the YMCA
with a Thanksgiving dinner Mon-
day night at the YMCA Senior
citizens are asked to call 981 or
5504 before 4 pm for free taxi
service to the Y
Turkey dinner: Wesley Meth-
odist Church's turkey dinner
will be a feature of their ladies
all-day bazaar Thursday Tickets
must be purchased by Monday
Reservations may be made by
phoning the church at 1556
Viet Nam
(Continued from page one)
troopers and marines who joined
the rebellion Friday surrendered
on all sides after putting up weak
resistance the radio said and
were quickly disarmed
The broadcasts gave an account
of the flight of the rebel leaders
Col Nguyen Chanh Thi the in-
surgent paratroop leader made
his way through encircling loyal
troops in a jeep managed to
reach Saigon Airport two miles
from the Presidential Palace and
took off in a military plane
The plane was forced down by
two fighter aircraft in central
Viet Nam near Nhatrang
There was no word on whether
Thi would be returned to Saigon
or held at Nhatrang
Two civilian members of the
revolutionary committee were ar-
rested near the border of Cam-
bodia attempting to flee into that
neutralist country They were
Phan Kac Suu and Pahn Quang
Dan
Suu is a deputy in the National
Assembly and leader of the
United Peoples Front—a group
formed by the revolutionists Dan
an American-trained physician
who worked among Saigon's
poor was political counselor of
the rebels although he reported-
ly hesitated at first to join their
abortive coup
The rebels were basically
friendly to the West Their corn-
plaints centered around members
of Diem's family who hold high
positions in the government and
shun outside counsel Thus em-
bittered by their political isola-
tion they also opposed the stiff
methods adopted by Diem to
battle growing Communist ter-
rorism supported by infiltrators
from North Viet Nam
Youth hospitalized
A 17-year-old Shawnee youth
'as treated at City Hospital Fri-
day night for an overdose of
aspirins and mouthwash
Police found the youth lying
unconscious on a bed at his home
about 8:30 pm Officers rushed
the youth to the hospital where
he remained overnight
taming a round-the-clock guard
at the residence Of Judge Wright
here A legislative committee
which took over the school sys-
tem temporarily came into New
Orleans from Baton Rouge es-
corted by state police
coming your way
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cate of election is issued at least'
Jim Garrett Mangum and
Gomer Smith Oklahoma City
are the other two attorneys serv-
ing as counsel for Wickersham
Named as defendants in the
district court suit were Leo Wint-
ers election hoard secretary
hoard chairman George a Key
of Oklahoma City and Darrough
The court petition stated that
Alice Frye bled notice on July
23 that she would not seek office
and that Wheeler filed as a candi-
date August 16
The petition also pointed out
that state law requires that "no
person shall be substituted or
nominated as such party candi-
date to fill the vacancy so creat-
ed on a party ticket unless he
shall have been a bonatide legal
volcr of the party substituting
for at least one year before the
vacany on the party ticket oc-
curs" It claimed Wheeler was not a
bona fide legal voter of the GOP
in the state and if he is now
"he did not become such untiH
November 1959"
Robert Cook chairman of the
GOP 6th District central commit-
tee falsely certified by affidavit
that Wheeler was a legal voter
for more than one year the peti-
tion alleged
' "A lot of stuff" was the reae-1
lion of Wheeler to Wickersham's1
legal maneuvering "I was as-
sured by the election board that
I was the legal nominee of the
Republican Party
"I have voted in every general
election in Oklahoma since I was
21 years of age So I guess I'm
a qualified voter I'm just sorry
that Mr Wickersham is not able
to take defeat gracefully"
One other recount request was
filed with the Election Board
Harry Brown 28 Oklahoma City
Democrat asked for the vote
check in his race with Republi-
can J Thomas Taggart 37 Okla-
homa City Taggart won the
Oklahoma County District 3
House race 4642 to 4308
Henry Hellman state Republi-
can chairman had this comment
on Wickersham's action:
"The procedure under which
Clyde Wheeler entered the lace
for congress was entirely in
keeping with the election laws
of the state and was carefully
checked out with the state Elec-
tion Board before the district
convention nomina ted Mr
Wheeler in Clinton The board
assured us everything was in
order
"Wickersham is operating true
to form and is showing his usual
poor judgement by refusing to
accept the decision of the voters
This is a desperate and futile
move on his part
"The only result will be to for-
ever destroy Wickersham as a
political figure which will prove
to be a definite asset to the peo-
ple of Oklahoma"
Scout Court
of Honor set
Pottawatomie district of the
Last Frontier Council B o y
Scouts of America will hold a
district Court of Honor at the
Shawnee Municipal auditorium
at 7:30 pm Monday
All Scout troops and explorer
posts in the district are invited
to attend Parents and friends of
Scouts are also invited
Purpose of the Court is to rec-
ognize Scouts who have earned
rank advancements and merit
badges which have not been pre-
sented at a troop or district Court
of Honor
Special recognition will be
1
5 patterns 12 colors
OU law team
captures title
TULSA UP) — A team of Uni-
versity of Oklahoma law students
for the second straight year won
the regional championship Sat-
urday in p moot court competi-
tion among eight law schools in
the Southwest
Selected the best debated among
the schools was Tulane University
Law student William A Porteous
III of New Orleans
The Oklahoma team of Gene T
Bonner Duncan Jerry L Slayer
Lawton and James D Batchelor
Durant outpointed Tulane in Sat-
urday's finals
Other schools represented in the
two-day competition were the
University of Tulsa Southern
Methodist Loyola of the South
New Orleans and the Universities
of Arkansas Houston and Texas
The teams of students argued a
mock case on appeal to a moot
U S Supreme Court The case
represented a complaint issued by
the National Labor Relations
Board against an insurance com-
pany for alleged violation of the
NLRB act
Oklahoma in addition to win-
ning regional honors last year
also was second in national competition
Stove explosion
kills four kids
CORDELL (iP) — Four Washita
'County farm children died Satur-
day when fire set off by the ex-
plosion of a coal oil stove swept
through their frame home
Three of the youngsters were
trapped in an upstairs bedroom
and the fourth died when he ran
back inside the burning house in
an attempt to save the other chil-
dren Dead were Freddie 'rindell 13
Billy Tindell 9 Walter Tindell 7
and Bobby Farmer 2 All were
the children of Mrs Mary Jo
Farmer
Undersheriff Dave Dobbs said
the fire apparently started when
a coal oil stove exploded sending
flames shooting through the two-
story house
Mrs Farmer Freddie Tindell
and two other children sleeping
downstairs escaped along with
another adult Albert Markey
Freddie ran back into the house
hoping to reach the three chil-
dren sleeping upstairs But the
flames trapped him too Bodies
of the three younger victims were
found in their beds Freddie's
body was downstairs
Names of the two children who
escaped were not known
Cache man killed
in Texas wreck
SEMINOLE Tex VP) — Reu-
ben H Hollander 53 Cache
Okla died Saturday of injuries
suffered Friday when his car was
in collision with a grain com-
bine Hollander's wife and son Jim-
my 14 suffered minor injuries
The driver of the combine was
not hurt 1
The Hollander family was en-
route to Hobbs N M The acci-
dent occurred on US 180 in
Seminole
given to Eagle Scouts Wendall
Myers in Troop 407 and Paul
Shadwell Troop 408
All Scoutmasters who have
advancements to be awarded
should contact Howard Cooper'
district advancement committee
chairman at phone number 6634-
J or 6100
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Adams
(Continued from page one)
their three children have a new
' home east of Shawnee on US 270
Adams was among 6000 appli-
cants for the first Highway Pa-
UVl school in 1937
Some 250 men were finally in-
terviewed with 125 actually be-
ginning school Eighty including
Adams finished
' Adams' first assignment was a
motorcycle job at Perry Ten
troopers covered a territory
which included Oklahoma Logan
Pawnee Kay Payne and Lincoln
counties
Headquarters was a two-wheel
trailer Adams recalled He had to
travel as far as 75 to 100 miles
over the vast district to investi-
gate some accidents
The first patrol cruisers 80-
horsepower 1937 Fords had radio
receivers but troopers had to run
to the nearest telephone to trans-
mit to a dispatcher at head-
quarters Adams was stationed at Cush-
ing Oklahoma City Ponca City
and Ardmore before he entered
World war 11 military service
with the Coast Guard
In 1945 he rejoined the High-
way Patrol and was stationed at
Chandler before coming to Shaw-
nee a year later He was trans-
ferred from here to Lawton
where he served six years before
returning to the Pottavvatomie
County unit
Adams' retirement from the
Highway Patrol leaves only two
troopers Cecil Snapp and Fern
Petty who are still active among
the original 80 officers
Kennedy
(Continued from page one)
tee wants a recount in 11 states
Salinger said Nixon had said he
wasn't interested in pursuing the
matter and that "pretty well dis-
posed of it"
The conversations with Demo-
cratic leaders Salinger said
were mostly to thank them for
their work for the Democratic
ticket and "in some cases to ask
them to perform certain tasks
which he will make public la-
ter" He said he wasn't talking about
Cabinet or other appointments
but about studies to be under-
taken Kennedy expects to consult
next week with Clark Clifford
his chief liaison man with the
Eisenhower administration Ric-
ard Neustdt Columbia Univer-
sity professor who has made a
study of transitions between
presidencies and Sen Stuart
Symington of Missouri who is
looking into the Defense Depart-
ment setup for Kennedy Sy-
mington is a former Air Force
secretary
Salinger said there will be
other appointments during the
week
Kennedy is flying to Texas
Wednesday to spend the night
and the next day with Vice
President-elect Lyndon B John-
son at the LBJ Ranch at John-
son City He will fly back here
Thursday night
Michigan is the 33rd state to
legalize blood tests for drunken
driving
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UN officials
plan meeting
with Kasavubu
UNITED NATIONS NY (4')--1
Diplomats said Saturday some!
members of the UN Conciliation!
Commission for the Congo proba-i
bly will talk with Congolese!
President Joseph Kasavubu be-
fore going to his turbulent coun-1
try
They reported this after a!
private meeting of Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjold's 18-!
nation Congo Advisory Commit-!!!
tee
The committee will meet again!
probably Monday night to decide !
when the commission Nvill leave
The diplomats said they expected
the commissioners will depart to-
ward the end of next week per-
haps Friday
One delegate said three to five
members of the conmksion were
likely to met with Kasavuhu
now in New York seeking a
N seat
The contact would put commis-!
Lion members in touch with one
of the leaders the commissionl
seeks to get together with An-1
other is Patrice Lumumba the
man Kasavubu fired from the
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Supreme Court
refuses dry suit
OKLAHOMA CITY (II) —The
Rev Ross J McLennan execu-
tive secretary of Sooner Alcohol-
Narcotics Education Inc said
Saturday the state Supreme
Court has refused to take juris-
diction in the organization's ef-
fort to knock out liquor adver-
tising SANE leaders filed the mand-
amus action before the Supreme
Court without having been heard
in a lower court
Mciennan said the suit will bp
filed in district court immediate
ly
SANE maintains the Oklahoma
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board Ls violating the constitu-
tional amendment repealing pro-
hibition by allowing brand name
liquor advertising
The board has followed tho
liquor control law which prohi-
bits advertising by individual re-
tail stores but allows brand Ilarno
advertising
A hurricane that hit Florida
in November 1935 was called
"Yankee Storm" because it moved
in from the north
premiership Sept 5 Lumumba
now is a virtual prisoner in
Leopoldville
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