Miami Daily News-Record (Miami, Okla.), Vol. 55, No. 264, Ed. 1 Monday, May 5, 1958 Page: 3 of 8
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MONDAY MAY 5 1958
'SHOTS' PROTECTING 62 MILLION
Pants 35c
Plain Skirts 35c
Men's at ladles'
Suits 65c
Plain Dresses — 65c
North of Pichl on Highway 69
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds Hyling Substance That Relieves Pain
Stops Itching as it Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Ph Trk N T (SpeelI) — For the made astonishing statements like
first time science has found a new "Piles have ceased to be a problem!"
healing substance with the aston- The secret is a now healing sub-
ishing ability to shrink hemor- stance Bio-Dynes)—discovery of
rhoids stop itching and relieve a world-famous research institute
pain — without surgery This substance is now available
In case after case while gently in suppository or ointment form
relieving pain actual reduction under the name Preporation H
(shrinkage) took place At your druggist Money back
Most &mating of a!I — results guarantee
Ihnrnnah t1t Liffereri Itet US Pit Oft
Nem Trk N T (SpeelI) — For the
first time science has found a new
healing substance with the aston-
ishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids stop itching and relieve
pain — without surgery
In case after case while gently
relieving pain actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place
Most &mating of all — results
were so thorough that sufferers
ANNOUNCING
Elsie's Cafe
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
We hay moved from down town
Commerce to the 66 club building
at 66 and 69 highways north of
Commerce
Open 7 days a week
if am to 10 pm
17se Mcarien Gorie cwer and
opera'ot
WELCOME WAGON HOSTESS SERVICE
A hostess service to greet newcomers to Miami and help
them get acquainted with merchants and the community
Neighbors are requested to call in the names of new
families to Miami so that the Vlelcome Wagon Hostess
con visit them Please phone K1 2-4481
MR S N B LORENSON
Welcome Warm Hostess Service
OKLAHOMA CITY (UP)—East-
ern Oklahoma strawberry farmers
expected a yield of up to 100
crates an acre from 930 acres of
berries in the Stillwell-Tahlequah
area this spring Oklahoma State
Employment service officials an-
nounced today
Harvesting was expected to be-
gin today and will be in fult swing
by next Monday About 9000 pick-
ers will be needed next week
Laymond Crump information di-
'I rector said
Diamonds
C KEEPSAKE
REOPENING
UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT!
CARDIN
Help Yourself
LAUNDRY
Mr and MrsCari Crawford
Seth Wringrand
Automatic Washers
8:00 am to 5:30 pm
STAR FIRE
$5000 up
S II
Jewelry Co
40 North Main
AMAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA
Miami Baptist
Might Be Last of Polio Seasons' Hospital News Tax Instruction Still a Mystery
By DELOS SMITH 1 These dramatic declines wese83 per cent over the average fors—— '' NEW' YORK (UP)—A contest to gineer of Grosse Pointe WoodsHhe turned the cosssst sver to "Thel
NEW YORK (UP) — Once more:due to more and more people hav-the five years between 1952 and Admitted—Mrs Cleve Henry 210 decipher and clarify a 212-word tich His entry was judged tojast Word " The panel program i
First avenue northwest Mrs Wilsenence appearing in year's contain five mistakes
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polio is marching North with the ing vaccine protection As of 1956 the paralytic rate for these admitted defeat along with itsl
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lard Nixon Miami Route 3 Mrs i federal income tax guide pro- !nearly 700 contestants
Spring but this year may be theMarch 1 62500000 persons out ofinfants showed little change In-
Claude Lamb 911 NI street north-Iduced no winners Sunday night He was awarded a ropy of the! Even the four judges tax ex-
last time it does because the final a total population of 172000001sfants had been generally censid- least book "Simplified English" a Bi-
west Mrs William Conner Miami but clarified at lt one point—
battle seems to be at hand The had had one or m Route Mrs Enoch understand ore "shots" tered too tender to vaccinate But blat of the Encyclopedia perts from New York University
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or not you still
and it a s They were stumped admitted'
objective is to get every man' If you could persuide 172000000now it is known that isn't so— ot e rs V er e Britannica and Evans' "personal could d t Nt I Woods 421 14th have t
o pay not rewrite the sen-
woman and child in the United persons to get vaccinated thereand it is also known that babies 4 ladmiration for his being able to
avenue northwest Mrs Frank
States protected by the Salk eacwould be nowhere the viruses' Pooler exhaust the protective antibodies ' The winner is really the Treas-
understand the sentence at alrithan 300 words—and not including
eine tence in simpler terms in less
!could make headway they acquire from their mothers Dismissed—Mrs Cardin J W Sample:urY Department" said Dr Ber-:
Present for the announcement any 212-word sentences—and still'
The big guns of the typical: Viruses would remain in circu-within three to four months liami Route 3 Mrs John John-
gen Evans moderator of the CBS-was Sen Arthur W Watkins (R- I
imake it retain its essential mean-
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American high-pressure "sales"ilation because there is no pos- The statistical picture at the be-son 20 1M street southeast MrstIV panel show "the Last Word'itItab) who initiated the contesting
campaign are beginning to boomIsibility of wiping out viruses But ginning of the new "polio season"!
Robert Kavs and daughter Viva)s!hich debates proper usage ofMarch 20 Watkins offered the The "gobbledygook" sentencei
Polio is so close to being wipedyou can deprive them of suscepti-!is this: There are 65000000 Amer-Harvell 628 F street southeast English i first two prizes himself after P n - was ruled "extraordinarily com-I
out that the pressing question hasble people 'leans under 20 and 185000001rs Minnie Mitchell Commerce! To which panelist Inez Robblcountering the Rsarathon sentence plicated" but "legally binding"I
become the future of the very or- That being so the battle ob-!have not had on 'Mrs Rose Bachman Commerce: added: "It always is"
e Salk "shot" 'on Page 8 of the Internal Revenue Brevity is not necessarily a vir-I
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ganization which brought about thejective is total There now is plentylThete are 46000000 Americans Mrs Josephine Harrison Fairland' The closest any of nearly 700 Service booklet "How to Prepare:tue in official documents the ex-
victory the National FoundatioMot vaccine The idea is to get itbetween 20 'and 39 and 30000000 Births—Mr and Mrs Claude'contestants came to rewriting thelYour Income Tax Return on!perts said but precision is The
for Infantile Paralysis into everyone of whatever agehave no vaccine protection The Lamb a son Mr and Mrs Willard sentence in "simplified English' " 1 'taxpayer is responsible whether
Form 1040A"
As the annual "polio seasonHfrom less than 1 year up to even percentage of the protected over Nixon a son 'was Page A Mead a sales en-1 When letters swamped his office he understands it or not
spreads northward this year it is190 or more To be sure such al39 is not known but it is probably
of what it was when there was nonow a shadow of what it was only reached
not is not likely to be reachenot more than 1 per cent ofl I
last year—and a very faint shadowBut epidemiologists feel polio wil162000000 persons Obituary r I Better Roads Seen
have been halted as an epidemic: Tomorrow: The future of the Markets Senate Tackles By Voters as No 1
Salk vaccine There had beenidisease when 85 per cent of the "March of Dimes" I JERLIE McK1NNEY issue Over Region
MRS
only 145 paralytic cases up to the:most susceptible—persons under' I THE JOPLIN STOCKYARDS
Mrs Terlie May McKinney of Labor eaciira
week ending April 19 (the last20--and 50 ner cent of all others' I HOGS: 40-50c higher: No I grade
snli V TULSA (UP) — INIore than one-
available authentic figures) com-lhave been vaccinated—with threel Lawyer $2140 few $2150-2155 No 2 and
pared to 321 for the same timel"shots" 103 F street northwest (he'd P t
Mtist third of 235 voters sampled in a
3 1 l3 grades 200-250 pounds $2125 11:45 am today at Miai Bap
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hospital where she had been Ete 20-county area of eastern Okla-
last year For the before - Salk' Babies of I year or less are a heavier weights $2050-21 lighter
WAS ' ' A HINGION (UP)— Senate
patient since Friday She was 71 home see a better roads program
years the totals were usually sev-particular target Last year when:judicial capacity" weights 520-21 sows 400 pounds labor subcommittee today tackledas the number one issue in the
eral times that figure by mid-Ithe total number of polio cases! Stark said the survey was to besdown $1875-1925 heavier so years old I anew the task of writing a broad I
governor's campaign a poll joint-
April 'declined 62 per cent over 1956 apd based on a point system and $1775-1850 stags $15 dossm boars A resident of Miami the past!
ilabor reform bill Its chairmanly financed by two gubernatorial
---- ithose scoring 80 per cent or higher$13-14 'three years Mrs McKinney wasIpledged it will act "promptly"'
icandidates revealed today
i member of the Baptist churchiand in a manner that will protect
Report of Car Theft in Walnut Grove Mo Tulsa County Attorney J How-
'ment of the bar and the press of dowmturn 50 cents ood-choice the rights of labor management!
Backfires for Tutsan Traffic would g receive automatic endorsei CATTLE: Steady with Friday's
the state would be notified :steers $2050-26 high choice $271 Survivors include her husband and the public a rd Edmondson and District
I Judge Andrew Wilcoxen Musko-
A judge receiving a 100 perIstandard-low good $22-2350 good-iT L McKinney of the home at Chairman John F Kennedy (DI
gee financed the unique poll
TULSA (UP)—A former Evans-was traveling west and collided daughter Mrs Bonnie Holder of Mass
! make :choice heifers and mixed yearlings !) said in a statement pre- hich last week showed Edmond-
ivs
N'ille Ind man was in hot water with an eastbound vehicle cent rating would have to Springfield Mo: two sons Paul!
:pared for the start of today's
!these maximum scores divided on$24-26 utility and commercial 'son the leader in popularity In a
with authorities here today after i Henry Edgar Pearson 19 Ra-!the bases: ' covss $1850-20: high commercials !McKinney Highlandville Mo and!hearing the subcommittee now field of 10
reporting his car stolen Sunday '
mona driver of the eastbound'
night It turned out the man wasl automobile also died at the Integrity 40 per cent legal$205021 utility and commercialPaul McKinney o Spokane Spokane Islo A
! as under a "mandate" from the
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bulls $2050-22 canner-cutter bulls nate three grandchildren and two great- Edmondson said he will tailor
ability 20 judicial temperament' Se to "report promptly fi
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- — --- -- - !is next statewide television
involved in a service station hi- scene
20 diligence 20 317-19 good to choice stocker!grandchildren and effective legislation " s
jacking 'peech on Thursday to deal en-
Gary Leroy Young 19 Bartles- 'calves $25-29 common stockers The body which was received He referred to a promise by
-1-1- 10” r'“-- -1 ‘11 na ceart eta with i-in rrie I Stark said issuance of such a! !tirelv with roads
vl Lla latIVIVI CA ILIIIILIZ I VI LIIV
night It turned out the man waslautomobile also died at thel integrity au per cent legaiss ::s s canner-cutter b ulls C VILI L II
' I Edmondson said he will tailor
o-22
' three grandehildren and two great-
ability 20 judicial temperament! wls $2050 "report s------ ---- !his next statewide television
involved in a service station hi- scene
jacking diligence 20 ! $17-19 good to choice stocker grandchildren Senate to "renort promptly fair
and effective legislation" Thursday '
!speech on ursday to deal en-
Gary Leroy Young 19 Bartles2 1 calves $25-29 common stockers' The body which was received
Stark said issuance of such a' He referred to a promise by:tirelv with roads
Thomas Norman Courtney :2 'iville a passenger with Harris120 $21-24 stock cows $15-17
questionnaire and publication of by the Hutchins Funeral homei Senate Democratic leaders ginen 1 1
Of the 20 canvassed counties 12
who had lived in Tulsa about fiveidied Sunday in a Pawhuska hos-i CALVES: Weak: prime veals here will be sent to Walnut Grovel
during last steek's final debate on
months admitted to police he was!pital the results would "infringe upon
$31 ut or services an
good-choice veals $27-30il- for burial gase top billing to roads and
the independence of the judiciary I a union welfare fund bill Thehighways as Oklahoma's most
the -towel-masked" bandit who: Matthew Garrett 6 months son 1 I
took $4775 from a service stationof Mr and Mrs Lloyd Oliver Gar-!of the whole state and set a clanity-commercial $20-24 plain-corn-
- 'leaders said if no "extraneous s !pressing problem
:gerous precedent" i-16 10 I amendments were added to thei
Better schools ran second with
and also confessed to another'rett Oklahoma City died earlsr
mon lightweight calves $12good-choice slaughter calves un-I bill they would guarantee the Sen-1
armed robbery and three bur-! Sunday Troopers said Garrett'si der 5 pounds
E00 po $23-26
I nal 811 votes as the top issue Pro-
&ries automobile ran off:U S 77 north i Plane From Ardmore 1 SHEEP: Steady choice lambs I ate another chance to vote on '
hibition repeal ranked third with
broad labor reforms later thisi- -
I f Purcell at Slaughters' i IT1 tile wet-dry issue ranked first
$2175 wools $18 no good lambs gron schoolgirl who was with
Courtney had been sought since! ville curve
° - ' Survey North Region
about 12:30 a m vvyear only in Tulsa and Pittsburg Coun-
early Sunday when he robbed' !slaughter ewes $5-8 1
11
iStarkweather on his rampage! With this pledge virtually
a-tties and the schools issue ranked
'
another service station of $8675 Earnest Lee Jones 35 Durant 1
ARDMORE (UP) -Three Lock- She is now in a state mental !first in Cherokee Pontotoc and
died Saturday He was killed in OKLAHOMA CITY amendments to the welfare bill
The bandit ore a paper sack heed C-130s assigned to Tactical' hospital pending a ruling whether' !Wagoner Counties
mask and brandished a 2'2 caliber an accident on S IL 48 south of
!Air Command's 463rd Troop Car' Cattle 3000 calves 500 slow on were defeated and the bill passed
fed steers and heifers Not fully she is to be tried for murder or and sent to the House Even if!
automatic I Wapanucka
completed a survey of
established Stockers and feeders as a juvenile TREMOR SHAKES TOWN
I Donald Gene Catlett 25 Mc-irler Wing the Senate acts on a broad labor
Alemer also died Saturday in a the
great northern circle last
moderately active Little change' Starkweather's murder chartreform bill however its prospects CUNEO Italy (UP)-An earth
I
Harry Claims Ike's collision on U S 64 east of Paw month and opened the way for'
Early sale utility and commercial
i -
!nee materials was off in any event Only six of enactment are dim tremor shook this northern Italian
Ifaster delivery of ials to the
cows 1850 to 21 Canners and cutof the victims were male Four The House has shown no in-i - town today but no damage was
Plan Is 'Duplicate'
i 1 Far East ' the Air Force an-
nottnced today Jers largely 15 to 18 Utility and
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were women and one a baby girl !clination to tackle any labor leg-es oc
i ported The shk was Ink-
1 The planes left Ardmore Aiii commercial bulls 1950 to 22 Good' Ills court-appointed attorneys' islation this election year even tetsad at the nearby Oropa Ob
WASHINGTON (UP) - Former Fishing Permit Sales
the "noncontroversial" servatory which said It lasted
President Truman has added fuel slaughter calves 2550 to 27 Stand-iT Clement Gaughan and William '' Hare
to the controversy over Presidentl Booming in Oklahoma Force Base April 13 flew to Miard and low good offerings 23 toF Matsehullat said they would' fund control bill under two minutes
!sawa Air Base Japan and re-
25 M e dium and good yearly stock- enter a plea today of innocent byl
Eisenhower's defense reorganiza-1
i OKLAHOMA CITY (UP)-Sales turned to Ardmore in less than 191
tion plan by calling it "a dupli- i i less and lightweight feeder steers reason of insanity in the worst U S 60 Delegates Dial KI 2-5507 For Want-Ad Taker
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fishing 1censes chief sources flying hours Col George Norman 2250 to 23 Good choice stockermass slaying since Howard Unruh'
cate" of one he proposed nine of - --
I revenue for the Oklahoma Wild-deputy commander e w
Idety der of the sind feeder steers 26 to 2850 Good took 13 lives in Nsw Jersey in
years ago Convene at Vinita
i life Department are on the boom said The trip was made via Mc-
The ex-President said Eisen- 'and choice stock steer calves 27 1949 1 BUSINESSMAN'S
I again after a slump in a loosely knit Defense Depart- March ' to 32 Stock heifer calves 27 and VINITA (UP) - Delegates met
bower had merely copied a planWildlife Commission members Cord AFB Wash and the Aleu
wptian Isiands rather than Hawaii' "Do you know this boy doesn't here today for the annual conven- PLATE LUNCH
submitted to Congress in 1949 as down Good and choice veal
were told today Guam and Kawajalain weight stock calves at side 35 want us to plead him insane?" tion of the U S Highway 60 State
a follow-up to the original Armed Gaughan asked
Director Clarence Burch said li-1 "By opening up the northern !Association ENTREE
Forces Unification Act svhich set Hogs 1000 Barrows and gilts 25
130-5 -n
sense sales produced $218306 last:route to turbo-prop operations and 50 higher 1950 to 22 Sows': He wants us to enter a plea Wayman Cornelsen Fairview
lip Salad Potatoes
I month compared with t 77 i Tactical Air Command has great-'steadv to strong 300 to 400 lbs' of not guilty on grounds of self-ipresident of the state association
silent in 1947 VEGETABLES
s
lApril 1957 1
ly increased its ability to support 17 50 to 19 50 Heavier s sv defense Self-defense? That in it-was scheduled to preside at to-
This boosted revenue for t
'
President Eisenhower has given r r 0 s 1550 i m !
1 he - i
tactical air operations n the j to 17 50 Medium and good feed sot s enough to convince e heday's business session The sched- Hot Rolls and Cornbread
the Truman plan credit for help-!first four months of this calendaror
Orient" Norman said i g Ns insane
pigs 19 to 20 i Sheep 800 Spring slaughter A special guard of at least 25 " speaker was Johnson -
uled k H Joh
ing "coordinate our armed forces'vear to $6 I 6138550 compared with s Coffee or Tea Dessert
chairman of the roads division of
under one civilian head" But he:
1$55461750 for the same period in !
i
made clear in submitting his new11957 Bombs' May Fall on lambs steady Good and choice deputies was posed around thet he Vinita Chamber -hamber of Commerce All 65
s
proposal last month that he felts License salee declined in 'March 4 Oklahoma Cities spring slaughter lambs under IN
lbs 21 to 2'2 Mostly choice offer- Lancaster County courthouse to
guard against nn attack on Stark-'Transportation Committee
for
'P'7 ' Only
Truman's move did not go far because of cold weather but sun- 1 -
ings 2250 weather who is escorted in hand-1 SURGERY FOR PRINCESS
enough !shine is bringing more anglers out OKLAHOMA CITY (UP) - A I LONDON (UP) - A s u r g e o n s Seats for 10Q People
i s the department said 1
ts vo-day Civil Defense exercise cuffs leg irons and a chain and
snipped out 7-year-old Princess s
COLLABORATOR ON TRL1L now will begin Tuesday with a possibil- 1 I Floods waist belt He has been held in
the State Penitentiary outside Lin-' Anne s tonsile and adenoids in a ' Ben Stanley's Cafe
CAICO (UP)-The gosernment
Highway 66 and Wolch Road
iulsa Gun Victim :ity of four Oklahoma cities being five-minute operation at the Chil- '
waist
rather than in the small
may demand the death penalty for1 among the targets I
'County Jail dren's Hospital here today The ri
a Port Said laundryman who al- To Texas Hospital l Tom Brett state Civil Defense 1 princess's condition after surgery S Lloyd and Dottie DoVoo
legedly washed uniforms f o r Direttor said he had been warned flooded a 15-mile wide strip south k
was "very satisfactory"
French and British troops during TULSA (UP) - A 19-year-old' of the city Innut nn d DON
--6iir4vinownwommoinvomp
tour cities in Oklahoma might be !
the Suez invaSion in 1956 thejulsa aviaton student who was The heaviest rains in the South-i
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'included in the nationwide targets 1
prosecutor general indicated Sun- the victim of a motel room shoot- u sa west Sunday fell in parts of Ar-I 'T DIG UP YOUR SEWER!
siand Oklahoma City were
day He cited criminal law articlesing here April 15 was transferred! kansas where several stations re-
:the only state targets in the 195 Seawe eteddd edit
day Brett said he would not know also hit Missouri Kentucky and cial or other discrimination in un
tmrs
in the trial of Fahmy Twfik 40 Ito a hospital at Edna Tex Sun- ported more than one inch ballot in elections providing for ' ' 1 )i 1 761 -
Operation Alert
Showers and thundershowers recall of officers and barring ra-
Li ' 1 - ROTO-ROOTER SERVICEMAN!
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It takes 770 gallons of water to Officers had been hoping to get - r
the location of the mythically
refine one barrel of crude oil a statement from Kenneth R much of the Gulf Coast Tuscasion membership is ss I :t swituaass s)0 'MO-Room modal car moo
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"H" bombs i loosa Ala was doused with a Much of the legislation pending
or the time iss sisosaas opooog expao4ing in thit litot to cut smot
Mudd as to the shooting but he dropped ' ' : 'I s
of the attacks until Tuesday
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t ea tt0000sio from hoot t o ma in city tow
Eastern Massachusetts is the
i has remained unconscious most of I5-inch rainfall before the subcommittee was of-'
In the north another invasionferred unsuccessfully as amend- ) tss asim asd sass's at 'oodles' digging- Moo root
world's cranberry center the time although doctors said he morning i ' ------ 4 I oo Arnim tiow Mil Ito) moms roe know-
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'showed some improvement during! of cold air sent reading tumbling ments to a w e I f a r e fund bill
The test will be held for pe- I L E HILL OWNER
the last week rind of 12 hours Tuesday and by as much as 20 degrees in the passed last week by the Senate P'"Pt 6"1" i P '
: Two men Richard McGladreyWednesday The state director en- Great Lakes the Ohio Valley and Kennedy said the subcommittee Work GUarnr"°4 i r Phone
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SAVE SO and Larry Cavwood have beso'couraged cities and counties not the middle Mississieoi vaiiess in drafting a bill will act prompt- ssolassdissititaatml
charged with assault with intent' affected to test local disaster Grand Marais Mich shivered in Ay in answering the Senate "man-'
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of enactment are dim tremor shook this northern ItalianEttie wilmoth 15 G NE
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Heck, Jess. Miami Daily News-Record (Miami, Okla.), Vol. 55, No. 264, Ed. 1 Monday, May 5, 1958, newspaper, May 5, 1958; Miami, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2140971/m1/3/: accessed June 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.