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By HELEN HENNESSY
NEA Women's Editor
CREPE PAPER
BLACK OR ORANGE
A LARGE SELECTION
OF COLORFUL A
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8 TO THE PKG.
Blankenship's settlement was $1-million more than the jury set as the amount
of actual damage to the state .... $l-million more than Mr. Nesbitt thought the
state could get.
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G. T Blankenship won a larger award for Oklahoma than any other state
received from the asphalt cases.
Former Atty. Gen. Charles Nesbitt said at the time he filed the cases that he
hoped the state could settle for as much as $1.5-million.
125 Pal Pops Party Paks
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DEAR ABBY:
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• Oklahoma City
And Frimmel is getting
around Sheffield will have
a Frimmel watch designed
by Howard: Gia has a Frim-
mel handbag and Hattie
Carnegie will have a Frim-
mel pin in the line. Posters
and umbrellas are next for
our popular nonhero.
tablespoon chopped nuts in
bottom of each paper cup
before pouring in pudding.
Polka Dot Pops: Prepare
Frozen Pudding Pops as di-
rected above, using vanilla
flavor. Roll each frozen pop
in chocolate sprinkles before
serving.
The Altus Times-Democrat, Thursday, October 22, 1970 -
FOOD FOR AMERICANS
The character, Frimmel.
originally was set to take
off in shaggy dog stories
Howard's inspiration was a
mischievous poodle named
Frimmel who shared his
studio But one night Frim-
mel left his dog drawings on
the floor and his pooch
ruined them He tore up the
mess and recreated Frim-
mel as a nonhero male.
RE-ELECT G.T.
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DEAR ABBY: In your valiant effort to defend the preg- 3
nant working girl, you said, “There is only one reason why a 8
pregnant girl would go to an office and that’s because she s
has to, so how about a little compassion sister?”              8
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Marshmallow Pops: Pre-
pare Frozen Pudding Pops
as directed above, stirring
-cup miniature marshmal-
lows into pudding before
pouring into paper cups.
Nutty Treasure Pops: Pre-
pare Frozen Pudding Pops
as directed above, placing 1
Attorneys' fees were set by the court and paid by the oil companies. It did not
cost the state a dime!
COSTUMES
A LARGE SELECTION ALL SIZES,
LARGE, MEDIUM. SMALL
WITH MASKS AND HATS
PRICED FROM
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FLIP THE TOP AND WATCH
THE GHOST POP!
HE SQUEALS, TOO
ONLY 29 $
Well, I must be the exception because I worked right up
to the bitter end—not because I “had” to, but because my
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NEW YORK—(NEA)—
Now’s the time to master
scarf tricks—the more the
merrier. The new six-foot
lengths should be prime in-
spiration to individualists to
add pizazz to sober-hued
longuettes.
"They
Threatened
A new concept of the sig-
nature scarf as a story-tell-
ing medium comes from
avant-garde designer Geof-
frey Howard. His Frimmel
scarf group for Baar and
Beards presents the romantic
misadventures of a nonhero
in laugh-provoking style.
Art Deco background de-
signs in luscious colors set
off the bright cartoon
panels.
Howard’s Frimmel scarves
are designed to be read with
a chuckle by admiring pas-
sersby. In fact, he sees,
"Please let me read your
scarf,” as a new opening
gambit for ambitious girl
watchers.
The first series presents
"Park Bench,” "They Shoot
Horses,” and other provoca-
tive titles for Frimmel’s ad-
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The witch doctors of distortion are working overtime as Halloween approaches.
They are twisting the truth rather than admit that we won a greater award in the
asphalt case than any other state received."
"They are trying to distort the greatest accomplishment of any attorney general
in state history — — the successful prosecution of asphalt price-fixing.
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TDe-Abby-
By Abigail Van Buren
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"When I exposed corruption in Oklahoma's supreme court in January 1965, I
was warned 'they would get me one of these days.' They are trying now!
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A jury found Oklahoma had been damaged by $1.5-million due to asphalt price-
fixing Under federal law three times this amount was the most the state could
have gained      $4.5-million. The state accepted $2.5-million by order of the
federal court rather than risk a greater reduction in another trial which could have
resulted in nothing for Oklahoma.
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Tied coquettishly around
the head or Indian- style
across the brow, wound
round and round the neck
or falling to midcalf the
long, long scarf can be
counted on to double the
flattery of the lengthened
silhouettes. Any scarf trick
is winning fashion strategy
if the long end swings freely
with Aquarian age noncha-
lance.
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By AILEEN CLAIRE
NEA Food Editor
Snack-time raiders have a
treat in store. Simple frozen
pudding pops can be made
in quantity and kept in the
freezer for anytime-use.
A change of taste is im-
portant to the young, so whip
up marshmallow, nutty or [
chocolate - sprinkled vanilla
versions for finicky fellows.
FROZEN PUDDING POPS
1 package (4-serving size)
instant pudding, any
flavor
2 cups cold milk or 2 cups
half-and-half
Prepare pudding mix with
milk as directed on package.
Pour into six 5-ounce paper
cups. Insert wooden stick or
wooden or plastic spoon into
each for a handle. Press a
paper flower or a square of
aluminum foil down onto
pudding to cover, piercing
center of flower with handle.
Freeze until firm, at least 5
hours. Press firmly on bot-
7:00 p.m.—Past Grands. Mrs.
doctor said it would be “good” for me. He said pregnancy is M Hall, 115wj rdsurhostess. LOOF
not an “illness,” it is a normal condition, and the woman 38
who sits around and treats herself as an invalid is apt to 8    7:30 p.m.—443rd AMS Wives
have all sorts of aches and pains.                             3 Club. Mrs. Joe McCawley, 213
I worked well into my ninth month. I gained only 14 i   Elm Ave, Altus AFB.
pounds and never felt better in my life. One morning while 7:X;              Friday
taking dictation I thought someone had suddenly kicked me 38    2:00 p.m.—Bas Amigas Club,
in the kidney! That was my first labor pain. Four hours later 38   Mrs. Lonnie Brown, 420 E.
I was the mother of a healthy six pound baby boy.            38 Commerce.
So, please tell pregnant women that “work” is the best 38             Saturday
medicine. I recommend it. BARBARA IN MARYLAND 38 h. y. ,  ,,
7:00 p.m.— Xi Alpha Lambda
38 Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Beer
DEAR ABBY: There is another reason why a pregnant 38 fest and fondue party. Mr and
woman might stay on the job in an office when she would 3 Mrs. Bill Simco, 705 Vine,
rather be home Her boss “needs” her.                              8:00 p.m. _ Altus Twirlers
.. My boss kept begging me to stay on “another week” and 388 Square Dance Club. Halloween
another week until I almost delivered my baby between 38 Party and supper. Rotary
the reception room and the switchboard. This is no lie I had 38 Center.
nearly 40 witnesses.              JULIA IN MISSOULA 38
BRACH’S
BAG OF 75 TAFFY
BROOM
STICKS
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ONLY Q7c
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ventures—each a romantic
blunder
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CUPS       *37
He got $2.5 million which was 10c for each gallon purchased — — the total
price Oklahoma paid for the asphalt. Missouri settled for only 1c on the gallon.
Before ' Blankenship took office Nesbitt had already compromised with four of
the companies for $33,050 - - only half a cent a gallon!
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DEAR ABBY . MARYLOO wrote to you saying pregnant
women have no business working in an office. She says they
come late to work due to morning sickness, have to leave
early for a doctor’s appointment, can’t reach the high files
and can’t bend down to get into the low files. Also that sym-
gS pathetic co-workers do their work for them.
W:     I happen to agree with her. The employe with integrity
[man or woman] will give his employer a full day’s work for
8 a full day s pay. You, Dear Abby, defended the pregnant
8s working girl, saying, “I’m sure she’d rather be home, but
she continues to work because she has to.”
Sorry, Abby, but in this day and age, no girl has to get
pregnant unless she wants to. And if she is so stupid or care-
8 less as to find herself in that condition before she is fi-
8 nancially able to quit her job, I have no sympathy fol her.
M , “E-"Cinterashion Sock