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ALMOST READY - Mayflower IT takes on provisions at
Brixbam England as last-minute preparations are made for
her hiFtory-repcating voyage to the United States Construc-
tion of the replica of the original Pilgrim vessel was financed
by funds contributed by tritons as a good-will gesture to the
people of the United States
Lady Astor Not
Excited About
The Mayflower
PLYNIOUTII England (UP) —
Lady Astor's Dixie heritage con-
qered her acquired British nobil-
ity today It kept her from going
ild about anything as Yankee as
the sailing of the second May-
flower to New England
7 The Virginia-born socialite who
became Britain's first woman
member of Parliament tape-recorded
a good luck message and
it was played at a farewell party
for the ship's crew early today
"God speed to this brave little
ship and I only wish it were tak-
ing me back to Virginia" she
said
"Personally I can't get very ex-
cited about the Mayflower" she
added "I'm a Virginian"
: The Mayflower II is scheduled
to sail sometime this week for
Plymouth Mass recreating the
journey of the Pilgrim fathers'
ship 300 years ago
' The Mayflower's c r ew me n
dressed in tunics and stocking
caps of 17th Century vintage
Chuckled at Lady Astor 's remarks
and quaffed ale like their prede-
cessor s in James Hawker's wine
cellar
Also present were Mayor James
Frazer of Plymouth Nlass and
Harry liornblower owner of the
Piimouth Plantation They are the
leaders of the small Massachu-
setts colony which has gathered
on England's southern coast to bid
God speed to the tiny vessel
Skipper Alan Villiers was not at
the party He was aboard his
ship in Dartmouth Harbor 20
miles to the east annously scan-
ning weather reports predicting
northwesterly winds for Friday
GUESS WHO WON?
WAUKESHA Wis (UP) — T h e
Raconteurs a men's writing club
plans a dinner April 26 to honor
the winner of their recent essay
contest on "Why Men Are Better
Writers Than Women" The win
net was Mrs Grace Woodward Dial ET 2-5507 For Want-Ad Takerito another
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1—Allis Chalmers Culfivator
I-v-Allis Chalmers Heavy Duty 7-
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1——Dovid Bradley 2wheel Me-
more Spreader 411 rubber
1--David Bradley Tractor Mower
1—Holstein Cow 3 yrs old
fresh In 6 weeks
1—Holstein Heifer 3-yr old
fresh 2 weeks with heifer calf
by side
1—Holstein Heifer 3yr old
fresh In 30 days Heifer calf
by side
1—Hoistein Cow 3-yr old
heavy springer
I—Guernsey Cow fresh in 90
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lodge Is Coming
Home Because of
Situation in Suez
UNITED NATIONS N Y (UP)
— Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge chief U S delegate to the
United Nations is cutting short a
European trip because of the Suez
Canal situation it was announced
today
However American sources said
"not too much should be read
into" Lodge's return set for some-
time Friday morning
President Eisenhower indicated
at his news conference Wednesday
there still was hope for agreement
in the Cairo negotiations' on the
canal's operation
In view of this American sour-
ces saw little possibility for any
move to bring the issue to the Se-
curity Council next week — and
said the delay might even be
longer-
American officials in Washington
indicated they would place the
matter before the Security Coun-
cil Wednesday in co-operation with
France and Britain but the move
was called off following the Pres-
ident's news conference state
ments
Rose and Gold Club
Meeting Is Conducted
PICIIER (Special) — The Rose
and Gold club of the Union church
met Tuesday afternoon in the
home of Mrs Delavinia Seat 527
South Cherokee street
Mrs Claude Stout vice-presi
dent conducted the meeting which
was opened with prayer by Mrs
Austin Keith ley Mrs Roy Moore
presented the devotional During
the social hour secret pal gifts
were exchanged and game prizes
'ere won by Mrs Keith ley Mrs
Cal Davis and Mrs Roger Gra-
ham Refreshments were served to
Mrs Cal Davis Mrs Claude Stout
Mrs Roy Moore Mrs Austin
Keith ley Mrs Roger Graham and
two guests Mrs D 13Turley and
Mrs Ralph Craig
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MONDAY APRIL 22'1957
FARM MACHINERY
1--16hole Cost Groin Drill
1-2Soctioi Notary Hoe
I—Whitmore Little WOW Ham-
mer Mill
1—Grain and Hay Elevator
1—Case rubber tire Wagon with
steel flaring box
1—McCormick Deering Icart Milk
Cooler
21 Head of Grade-A Dairy Cattle
1—Milking Shorthorn-Ayeshire S-
yr old Heavy springer
1—Guernsey Heifer 2-ye old
calf by side
1—Guernsey Cow 4-yr old
Fresh in May
I—Holstein Heifer long year
ling—open
1—Holstein Cow 4-ye old
heavy springer
3—Ayeshire Heifers long yearlings—open
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Ike ls Brothers
Kid Him About
Budget Hassle
By WILLIAM SUNDER LAND
WASHINGTON (UP)--President
Eisenhower's big brother Edgar
firmly stuck to his cut-the-budget
views today despite some White
House cooking and a presidential
ribbing
The Tact)ma Wash lawyer
who caused a sensation Tuesday
by calling his brother's $71800-
000000 budget "too big" attended
a stag dinner at the White House
Wednesday night His wife Lucy
dined upstairs in the mansion with
the First Lady
Afterwards Edgar admitted to
reporters waiting for him at his
hotel suite that the Chief Execu-
tive and their younger brother
Milton kidded him about his
views on the budget
Not Taking Advice
"But I haven't changed my
mind one bit" he said emphati-
cally The 68-year-old lawyer two
years older than the President
said his brothers reminded him
"that all expenses have gone up"
"Dwight asked me if my office
expenses were up" he said "I
said I couldn't tell becauSe I had
moved and didn't have any means
of comparing"
Ile said he and Milton presi-
dent of Johns Ilopkins University
chatted with the President for a
while before the dinner
"They gave me a lesson on how
to treat reporters" he said laugh-
ing Then indicating the reporters
in his hotel room with a wave of
his arm he added: "If I'd taken
their advice none of you would be
here right now"
Receives Favorable Comments
Becoming more serious he mo-
tioned to a large pile of tele-
grams on a coffee table
"I've had a stack of wires and
phone calls — all of which have
commended me on what I said"
he told newsmen "And up to
now nobody has called to criti-
cize me"
"I was surprised at the reac-
tion It was quite different than
I had expected"
At his press conference
Wednesday the President tactful-
ly brushed aside Edgar's criti-
cism of his budget
"Edgar" he said with a smile
"has been criticizing me since I
was five years old"
Miss Carolyn Butts
Is Sorority Officer
FAIRLAND (Special) — 11 i a s
Carolyn Butts has been elected
vice-president of Omicron Tau
Sigma sorority an affiliate of the
American Home Economics Assn
Miss Butts a sophomore at
Friends university Wichita Kan
is majoring in home economics
She plans to spend Easter with
her parents Mr and Mrs Glenn
Butts
Use a hand rope to pass a pitch-
fork from one level of the barn
1-2-unit De laval Speedway
Milker with $4 -tip motor
1—Delaval Can Hoist
1—Special Brass Bottle Filler
1—Power post Hole Digger
1—John Deere field cultivator
1-550 Gallon Water Tank
1-1000 Gallon Stock Tank
1-50-ft Endless Itulskter Bolt
1-—Guornsoy Heifer long-year
I—Milking Shorthorn now milk
Frosh In Juno
4—HolstoinAyoshiro Calves 9
months old
2—Guornsty itoifor Calves 3 ond
4 months old
HEALTH CERTIFICATE WILL BE
FURNISHED EACH ANIMAL!
ALL CATTLE FROM ARTIFICIAL
IN
100 NUMEROUS TO MENTION
MR and MRS LINCOLN ABBOTT
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On Goon -Friday unhappy Pilate sat in judgment on Jesus Ile
was troubled at the trumped-up demands for the Saviours cruci-
fixion "I find in him no fault at all" he told the accusers But
seeking to appease the priests he gave in and turned Jesus over
to the executioners
Over I 000 Are Expected
For Goiod Friday Program
Arrangements were being completed today for the an-
nual Good Friday worship service at the Coleman theater
here More than 1000 men women and children are ex-
pected to attend tomorrow's service starting at 10:45 am
The Rev Oscar Fontaine pastor of the First Methodist
church will speak on "What's Good About Good Friday?"
A male quartet and a women's'
trio will comprise the musical l'-':
phase of the program --'
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the First Assembly of God church ' ' ' A: —
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olent purposes Ushers will be -'e-':-:''N-- '' -':- q-"rtk
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to permit employes to attend the
service 'Dry' 11CCAD rilMT&Per '
Letter to Editor
fairland School
Advances Listed
This is a report on the accom-
plishments of the Fair land school
the administration and the Board
of Education for the past five
years The following items are a
few of the major accomplishments
of the board and the administra-
tion under the direction of Jess
Fronterhouse:
I The faculty at present has the
highest qualifications of any time
in the history of the school
2 The curriculum is one of the
best of any school of its size in
the state
3 An accredited junior hia
school program beginning July 1
1957 has been approved together
with a full athletic and music pro-
gram for the boys and girls in
the grade school
4 New and modern equipment
throughout the school has been
added and paid for including the
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auditorium seats
5 All new buses have been pur-
chased and paid for
6 Several additional pieces of
real estate bordering the school
!properties have been purchased
!increasing the size of the school
grounds considerably
7 The sewer assessment has
been paid in full
8 The indebtedness of the school
district has been 'reduced to the
point that had not the grade school
burned down in September the
Fair land school district would
have been totally out of debt by
the end of this school year
r 9 The tax levy of the Fair land
REV OSCAR FONTAINE
district has been the lowest of any
independent school district in Ot-
tawa county for a five-year period
These are some of the more im-
portant items of improvement of
educational faculties for our boys
and girls with a minimum of cost
to the taxpayer
We have a good school I am
sure patrons are proud of it The
board of education deserves credit
for formulating policies which
have made this program possible
but the major credit for achieving
it goes to Supt Fronterhouse and
his staff
These statements are personal
lopinions and do not necessarily re-
flect the attitude of the school
board
Joe Bill
President
Fair land Board of
Education
Famed Tokyo Raiders
Convene in Florida
FORT WALTON BEACH Fla
(UP) — Gen James Doolittle's
famed Tokyo raiders whooped it
up here today in the 15th anniver-
sary of their historic bombing at-
tack on the Japanese mainland
Some 60 of the original 80 raid-
ers arrived for a four-day reunion
of fun and back-slapping with old
comrades -
It was here shortly after the
attack on Pearl harbor that the
airmen first assembled for three
months of preparation for the first
bombing mission against Japan
They made the "impossible"
flight in 24 medium bombers from
an aircraft carrier the Hornet off
the Japanese coast
Today marked the first time that
the raiders had met since 194
For a
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Jayne Mansfield
Is Told To Use Big
Towel Carefully
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD —(NEA)— Exclu-
sively Yours: Censors can't do
anything about Jayne Mansfield's
measurements but the towel she
wanted to wear in a massage-
table scene just acquired a lot of
new territory—even if she is the
best towel holder in town
Jayne wrapped only in a fourby-two-foot
towel zoomed her to
pin-up fame in the Broadway
show "Will Success Spoil Rock
Hunter?" But for the film ver-
sion Hollywood censors ordered
a towel with a "minimum meas-
urement of four by eight feet"
Added instruction read:
"Suggest Miss Mansfield use
with caution"
If you know Jayne and almost
everyone does this may be dif-
ficult But at least off the screen
Jayne isn't going to be out in
front here there and everywhere
from now on her career guides
have decided She's been show-
ing up for everything from rib-
bon snipping at bargain base-
ment openings to battleship launch-
ings Now that Jack Webb is dating
ex-Miss USA Jackie Loughery his
leading lady in "The D I" his
words to me about their romance
in the film have acquired added
zip
He called it: "A little more in-
tense than I've ever had"
Trade paper news item: "Frank
Sinatra with shaved head may
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And so Jesus died on the cross between two thieves crucified with
Him And Joseph the rich disciple from Arimathaea comforted
Mary and the other grieving women Jesus was laid to rest In
Joseph's own sepulchre nevly hewn from stone A great rock was
rolled up to seal the entrance
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star in the Gandhi filmbiography
Oh no Wrong man"
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John Huston's next film will be
a biography of Freud the father
of psychoanalysis Wonder if the
couch will win a best-supporting
role Oscar?
An African tourist agency is
reportedly organizing a special
"Hollywood Safari" — air condi-
tioned tents with portable swim-
ming pool hi-fi sets tape record-
ers and a supply of tranquilizer
pills for all guests Sounds to me
like the Clark Gable-Grace Kelly-
Ava Gardner MGM location trip to
Africa for "Mogambo"
Charlton Heston as Moses in
"The Ten Commandments" missed
an Oscar but the film is a box-
office winner—one million gross
in the few cities where it's playing
John Conte of INI3C's "Matinee
Theater" is being paged to star
in a film biog of famed painter
James Whistler
It's white tie and tails for Clark
Gable in several sequences of
"Teacher's Pet" Reminds me of
Director Raoul Walsh's comment
Hospitality
at Eastertime
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MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
n-fuR5DAY APRIL 18 1957
Officers Hunt
Hit-Run Driver
SAN FRANCISCO (UP)--Somewhere
maybe in San Francisco
a scared man is hiding Sooner
or later he knows he's going to be
caught
For San Francisco police are in
a relentless search for this man
who on Sunday night struck and
killed a pedestrian with his auto-
mobile It was more than a hit-run
case It was so brutal that an out-
raged public opinion demanded
that the unknown driver be found
and brought to justice
The driver ran into Lloyd V
Stephens 68 a machinist who was
returning home from a night
b a seball game The impact
knocked Stephens off his feet but
witnesses believed he could have
survived
Somehow Stephens became en-
meshed in the undercarriage of
the car The driver got panicky
He began driving in short bursts
of speed and then slamming on
the brakes in the hope of dislodg-
ing Stephens
He did this for three blocks Fi-
nally Stephens fell into the street
dead and the unknown driver
roared off into the night
Stephens' body was horribly
mangled Most of his bones were
broken Death was caused by a
fractured skull The path of the
death car was marked by a 1200-
foot trail of blood
Police Chief Frank Ahern said
nothing in the city's history has
approached Stephens' death in
"sheer and calculated brutality"
Some 50 persons witnessed the
tragedy
about Gable's lasting power:
"He's the only rugged star in
Hollywood who can look good in
a western shirt or in a boiled
one"
A good garden is the cheapest
and quickest way of supplying the
vegetables for the family table
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Heck, Jess. Miami Daily News-Record (Miami, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 250, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 18, 1957, newspaper, April 18, 1957; Miami, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2140645/m1/8/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed July 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.