Miami Daily News-Record (Miami, Okla.), Vol. 56, No. 199, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 18, 1959 Page: 3 of 8
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WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY I 8 1959
COMMERCE
Mrs Nortne Hale
Correspondent
314 North Maple Street
OR 5-4208
Mrs Frances Anderson
OR 5-4635
Deaths Beck Tax Trial
Vanguard 'Crude Insurance Tax
But Historic r
Shot round the World
Bill Vote Due Ai Going to Jury
i'
The Emanueli 75 electronics expert'
I MILAN Italy (UPI) — Luigi
died here Tuesday of a heart at- TACONIA Wash (UPI) — Dave
WASHINGTON (UPI)--Scientists:scan the cloud cover On a bandHu-sVvASHINGTON (UPI)
o e prepared today to pass the Becks income tax evasion trial
fondly described the worlds first:of earth about 600 miles wide
first tax bite of tie young 86th tack- :will go to the jury today following
—ti-- —tciiit t1s — oAsinn44A s6 th ontintrw Ill P onnto — I A
IJ 0-U0JJ 1 Ly 0C 111c WU' ILI 0 &II 31 VC cat Lit CLL'S '''" first tax one of tiie you!ig outa Will go to the jury today following
weather satellite today as "crudetnorth of the equator The photo-Congress but the increase would
—
final instructions by the presiding
1111011000 011011111 and primitive" but bearing thel cells' information dispatched to
Sweetheart Party seeds of revolution ffect the average taxpayer only
' tl
Jul direc y nest F Cox a scrap iron dealer US District Judge George H
l earth by radio produce when run a TORQUAY England (UPD—Er- judge
Members of the Mid-Centurvl
71 Vanguard II launched Tuesday
Mothers' club entertained theirlat Cape Canaveral Fla will do
husbands with a "sweetheart today's forecasters no good But
party Friday evening at the Lionsi its descendants weather experts
club hall Dinner as served frompredicted will:
a table featuring red roses hearts spot the birth tract end re-
cupids and valentines port the intensity of horricanes
Bingo provided entertainment and possibly tornadoes
- -
for the evening Mrs Richard time of only two weeks—and it York Hospital after a lon-g illness ivias accusvu evaulng Inure!
Reynolds were' —For the first time observe come That comnares with the 319 ithan $240000 in incom tax pav-1
tillpr and Cad :will take about two weeks to -
Mau Iler and Call Reynolds werel and report global weathei Lu MAL wittvcal v‘sa
!will take about two weeks to
millHic ion dollars in taxes exacted
awarded the door 'Aires and "sec-
ret pal" gifts were exchanged
Present for the annual event
awaraeo tne 000r ttifes WILL bM- global basis
yet pal" gifts were exchanged
—Make possible accurate long-
Present for the annual event
were Mr and Mrs Henry ndy !
range forecasts and perhaps pre-
Ga
Mr and Mrs Charles Sill Mrdictions of climate changes cen-
!
!
and Mrs Richard Mau lier Mr tunes in the making
and! —Give man the fuller under-
and I‘Irs Carl Reynolds Mr
standing of weather he trust have
Mrs Gerold Moudy Mr and Mrs!
before he can hope to control it
Alfred Lee Mr and Mrs Jerry
Lee Mr and Mrs Harold Curlee Carries Photocells
V
Mr and Mrs Leo Box Mr and Vanguard II a 20-inch sphere
Mrs Henry Webber and Mrs! weighing 21V2 pounds is circling
Merle Smith the globe every 126 minutes in an
YWA Entertains lorbit which will keep it aloft —
es 1
The YWA of the First Baptist!estimat vary — from 0 to
hundreds of years and perhaps
church entertained the Josephine
Scaggs circle with an "appreciation forever
It carries little photocells which
dinner" Friday cvening in the
church dining room Guests were
the Rev and Mrs Tom Cossairt
Miss Lavon Cossairt Mrs Nellie Markets
Marney Mrs Ella rvIathews Mrs
Irene Hemphill Mrs Burnittia THE JOPLIN STOCKYARDS
Turner Mrs Iola Joiner Mrs HOGS: steady No 1 grade
Elma Morerod Mrs Pearl Huf-1$1560-1565: No 2 and 3 grades
ford and Mrs Mae Baker Mem-200-240 pounds $1525 heavier
hers present were Donnie Witten!butchers $14-1450 light butchers
Joan Roberts tnn Craig Coral 51450-16 sows 400 pounds down
Mae Culver Marie Anderson Judy 51325-14 heavier sows $1250-13
Baker Nancy Von Moss and Car- stags $9-12 boars $750-10
olyn Hinds CATI-LE: cows steady bulls 50c
Family Night higher good-choice fed steers
"Family night" will be observed ti!
before he can hope to control it1Weather Bureau's scientific sery
Carries Photocells ices division said the little moons
Vanguard II a 20-inch sphere efforts are like "trying to take a
weighing 2112 pounds is circlingpicture with a light meter instead
the globe every 126 minutes in an of a camera"
orbit which will keep it aloft — But he said Vanguard II is the
estimates vary — from 10 to "indispensable first step" toward
hundreds of years and perhaps the network of weather stations
forever in space which the bureau en-
It carries little photocells which visages
Baker Nancy Von Moss ana Lar- stags $9-12 boars $750-10
olyn Hinds CATTLE: covvs steady bulls 50c
Family Night higher good-choice fed steers
"Family night" hs r w--- ill be ov
— --e "112450-26 standard-low good $22-
at the Methodist church this even-I44
1 commercial-standard steers
ing A covered-dish dinner will bet
421-22 good-choice heifers and
served at 6:30 pm followed by am
ixea yearlings $24-26 conmier-
program of music Mr and Mrs
cial and standard $21-23 utility
Dean Bale will perform
and commercial cows $1850-20
News in Brief
'canner and cutter cows $15-1850
Miss Mildred Conrad New State
light canner and shelly kinds $10-
road has returned home after un- g
114 utility and commercial bulls
dergoing surgery at the University
1$2150-23 canner-cutter bulls $17-
hospital at Oklahoma City
121' good-choice lightweight stock
Mr and Mrs 011ie Baker visited
cal
his mother Mrs Ida Paxson and ves $28-33 medium stockers
'$
Mr and Mrs Bob Beal at Lowel1 24-27 common stockers $20-33
Kas Sunday Istock cows $18-21
Mrs Ardith Jones and children CALVES: steady prime veals
of Miami were guests of Mr and $35 good-choice veals $29-33 util-
Mrs B C Amonette and familyitity-commercial $24-27 common
Monday evening 'lightweight calves $14-16 good-
Mr and Mrs Felix Mouser and choice slaughter calves 300-500
grandchildren Peggy and Gary 'pounds $25-28 commercial-standWilkerson
Tulsa and Mrs C &lard $20-24
Henson of Muskogee were Sunday' SHEEP: 50c lower choice lambs
guests of Mr and Mrs E G $17 good lambs $16-1650 slaugh-
Mouser ter ewes $3-6
The WMU circles of the First'
Baptist church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock as follows:
Josephine Scaggs circle with Mrs
Miami Baptist
Iola Joiner 318 Sou11 River street
Lydia circle with Mrs Dora Cot-- Hospital News
bus 601 North River street and
the Naomi circle in the church
parlor
I Admitted—Mrs Jay Tyler 1004
Weekend guests in the home of
J street northwest Lonnie George
Mr and Mrs Art Peck were Mr
and Mrs Jack Huffman of Lomita Baker Commerce James W '
Tex iBanks J street northwest
Do you suffer from
TRAVEL
CONSTIPATION?
111MMINOONS
Obituary
STREET RITES
Funeral services for Charles Kay
Street will be held in his home at
Seneca at 1:30 pm Thursday with
the Rev Wesley Smith officiating
Masonic graveside rites will be
held in Seneca cemetery Burial
will be under direction of the Bid-
dlecome Funeral home
Mr Street 73 retired pioneer
Seneca businessman died Monday
afternoon
Seneca The Rev F M Sumpter
will officiate Assisting will be the
Revs R R Newby and Henry
Pittman both of Seneca
-0 — -- tusa Lawton Lind Muskogee
Commerce Delbert Billups 425 G removed and other larger cities generally
street northwest Mrs Ray Ander- Ray Dyer publisher of the El were stronger for repeal than
son Grove Dean Bryant 2025 13 Reno Tribune and snokesman for cities with less population
street northeast John E MasseyI the publishers said they were not The straw balloting showed out-
S e n e c a Rocky Dale Bullard1 speaking for or against repeal but lying areas much more inclined
Chetopa Steven Joe Boyd 2304 for elimination of the Senate toward statewide liquor sales than
B street northeast Mrs Ray amendment on advertising the populous areas Only cities
Cravens 313 G street northwest
He said that a survey of 471showing a preference for local op-
Births—Mr and Mrs Jay Tyler states having some type of repeal tion were Oklahoma City Altus
a son showed that "not a sinzle one haclic- — —
mIAMI DAILY NEWSRECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA PAGE THREE
lwho bought 42 scuttled Germani
:vessels from the British admiralty
through a computer and thence to!
in 1919 died at his home here the case now in its 60th day was
Vanguard Ills information is ex-I Bo Idt will instruct the jury of
I Called up for floor action was a
a screen something that-looks like
leight men and four women and
controversial bill that would levy
a TV picture of cloud masses I
'
some 216 million dollars a year in
additional income taxes on the life'SundaY 1
' expected to reach the jury by 3
petted to contribute largely to insuranc! industry I
Its enactment would require the —
!pm
information on the relation of
instruments have a designed 1 NEW YORK (LTD—Earle RI i
' :
cloud cover to weather But itsl
Wall Street died Tuesday at New
Rodney 67 a leading ilgure i I Beck portly 63-year-old former
n president of the Teamsters Union
life-1
I industry to pay about 545 million
t 1958 in- presiI
dollars in taxes on its was accused of evading morel
time of only two weeks—and it 0York Hospital after a long illnpss i —
process and interpret each -— - -
— "'' ""'"' '-' --- —i million dollars in taxes exacexacted I broad-1 ments for the years 1950 through
cast from the satellite So daily under a formula applied to income NEW YORK (UPI)Miss Au- 1953 I
ifrom 1955 to 1957 gusta Dixon executive secretary
i
forecasts won't benefit from them of the Colonial Dames of America! During the complicated and
But Vanguard Ws place in his- If no new legislation Is enacteddied Monday at her home here lengthy trial the government:
tory is expected to be consider- an old 1942 formula would be ap-I called more than 100 witnesses I
ably larger than its immediateplied and require an estimated 5001 —
653ss:
HOLLYWOOD (11P1)-- Kathr 'n' Charles Burdell chief defense'
contribution to weather science million dollars in taxes on 1959' actre
silent screen dams A attorney for Beck called but one!
Dr Harry Wexler chief of the income lle was Carl Houston an acount-
who appeared in such early films1
Weather Bureau's scientific serv- The Treasury-backed measure:
1 as "The Squaw Man" and "Rid- I who helped make out Beck's
ant'
1loital ep
ices division said the little moon's appeared to have a good chancelers —
or the Purple Sage :' died u i
tsaexrn system
returns and set up his book-I
efforts are like "trying to take a passage The insurance ndus
!of 1
at Presbyterian sp
picture with a light meter insteadtry argued any tax increase might '
I
"Dave I'm sure wanted to take!
of a camera" I mean lower dividends for policy the stand" Burdell said "But II
But he said Vanguard II is thel holders or higher premium rates F2lhar Ville I 'told him thA government didn't
father Kills 2
younNIPSIBO dim
The House Ways & Means Corn-
I I I IR
mittee drafted the measure Its Sons
chairman Rep Wilbur D Mills' Himself
(D-Ark) said he doubted that'
anybody in the insurance industry MIDDLETOWN De (UPI)-- A
supported the legislation 'and 1:1rooding father was reported to-
that's one of the reasons I'm 'day to have killed himself and his
prone to think it's a good bill" two young sons in his automobile
aincE1 III 1 E3
I because of fears he would lose' nesulis ul
Funeral services for Charles Kay1 1
in a custody battle with his
Street will be held in his home at Survey them estranged wife Press Poll
Seneca at 1:30 pm Thursday with
Police said the father Clarence
the Rev Wesley Smith officiating
M Sapp 35 of Middletown took
Masonic graveside rites will be five persons undecided Sayre's the lives of his boys Donald 10
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — Re-
held in Seneca cemetery Burial anti - repeal stand was reflected rand Richard 8 and himself by
sults by areas in the newspaper
will be under direction of the Bid- with 26 dry ballots compared withrunning the exhaust pipe into thelpoll on repeal are listed below
dlecome Funeral home 19 wet and eight undecided lautomobile Figures are in this order: For re-
Mr Street 73 retired pioneer Serves as Guide peal against repeal undecided
Seneca businessman died Monday Cities showing the strongest de- A muskrat trapper William K F e vately-owned -
afternoon Morrow discov red the bodies or state-owned stores for pri
d stores For local op-
sire to abolish the present liquor Tuesday in the carbon monoxide-
— !system were Tulsa Ilenryetta tion against local option
KING SERVICES filled auto parked in a rural areal
lAltu 26 15 5 14 30 23 18
Wewoka Pawhuska Lawton Sa-
Final rites for Mrs Erl M pu I pa Enid E c1 an d 'th thw t of b Read Point
s o u es near y Ready
'Anadarko-37 13 I 14 33 19 26
Bridge tillage over the Chesapeake and Alva35
l
day in the Holiness church at
found only two persons in favor of –0 9 8 4'
II 4 13 37 11 39
King will be held at 3 pm Thurs- Bartlesville Examiner - EnterpriseDelaware Canal
Bartlesville-48 2 O 8 4– –
Seneca The Rev F M Sumpter continued r lice said they found a note in to k ell39 11 2 12 42 18 34
inued prohibition with 48 for at w
the car in which Sapp had writ- Claremore-31 11 8 17 29 15 34
will officiate Assisting will be the abolishing it
Revs R R Newby and Henry
Tn th 11 Ifs4 1ct coni ten of his intention of taking theclintAq q 1 11 'IA ln 14
I Bartlesville-48 2 O 8 42 8 42
Police said they found a note in Blackwell-39 11 2 12 42 18 34
the car in which Sapp had writ- Claremore-31 11 8 17 29 15 34
ten of his intention of taking the Clinton-39 9 2 13 34 16 24
lives of his sons and then coin-I Cushing-41 8 1 16 33 9 4
0 44 y itm l iu a ill
liA v
td 111e ne r WI umptel continued prohibition with 48 for the car in which Sapp had writ-
niofficiate Assisting will be the abolishing it
s R R Newby and Henry In the polls conducted last Sep-
ten of his es i intention of taking the
ttman both of Seneca tember sentiment against sales livimi of h s sons and then corn-
tting suicide
Mrs King 82 died Tuesday by the drink was gauged as six:
morning She had resided in to one Since current proposals be-1 Investigators said Sapp appar-
lently put the boys in the auto Elk 23 2 IS 27 18 27 '
Seneca 47 years !fore the Legislature do not include
Elk City-44 9 7 10 43 14 36
Burial will be in the Senecathis issue the pollsters ignored it1M01day night and drove around Enid84
10 6 17 81 16 82
cemetery under direction of the Ralph Sewell Oklahoma Cluntil they fell asleep before park- ity
Biddlecome home Grandsons will Times city editor and chairman ofiing near the canal Guthrie-37 10 4 9 42 9 35
'Guymon-43 7 4 6 43 9 41
be pallbearers the UPEO poll committee said Ileoryetta-47 4 1 10 36 9 32
H
— the surveys were taken as a guide m u phrey Eyes Hobart-39 9 5 21 29 13 34
Holdenville-30 17 7 15 27 10
LARGE SERVICES to public thinking at a time when
Final rites for Jesse C Largejhe Legislature faced the crucial ' 23
will be held at 2 pm Thursday'issue of submission
State Primaries Hugo-33 11 7 13 34 19 29
at the First Baptist church in Bax- "The reailts cannot be consid- Lawton-45 5 O 17 32 25 20
ter Springs Burial will be in the ered a forecast of the outcome of
Hu- M
cemetery there under direction of any election on repeal Such re-1 WASHINGTON (UPI)—Sen laml-34 15 1 12 36 10 31
1 1uskogee-37 9 3 5 35 11 22
bert
the Wene mortuary suits would depend upon the spe-1 H Humphrey (D-Minn)
isOklahoma City-158 45 73 83
Mr Large 65-year-old lifelong cific features of the constitutionalleYeing half a dozen state presiden-
'
127 119 82
resident of the Quapaw and Baxter amendments placed on the bal-
tial primaries to test his wings as
a contender for the 1960 Demo- Pauls Valley-31 16 7 14 28 21
Springs communities died Sunday iot Sewell said 26
night Smaller Margin In West cratic presidential nomination Pawhuska-45 5 3 10 37 13 29
d
said today oay
— The results tended to discount Friends of Hump Sapulpa-41 5 6 12 40 11 41
EARL R FORTNER speculation that pro-repeal forces he probably would enter the presil Sayre-19 26 8 10 27 22 15
Earl Raymond Fortner 60 died have lost ground in the state as idential primary in his home statel
Seminole-32 14 4 17 29 23 22
Tuesday afternoon at the state hos-i and those in Wis-ia result of the struggle over what
of Minnesota unless the Legisla-
ture abolishes it 3 7 19 17 10 24
ipital in Vinita where he had been 'kind of amendment would be sub- Tulsa-95 13 6 26 72 40 61
consin and South Dakota Ninita-21 13 16 1'2 32 10 31
a patient 14 years He formerly re- mitted
sided at Wyandotte However In western Oklahoma Looking west he was reported wewoka39 5 9 5 37 16 23
Surviving are a brother Herbert the margin for repeal generally! to be thinking about entering eith- Woodward-38 11 3 9 38 15 34
Fortner and his mother Mrs JIwas smaller than last Sepember er the Oregon or Montana pri
Cowan Fortner Live Oak Calif In eastern Oklahoma the reverse listed as the possible site for an'
n mary or both Pennsylvania was '- Renamed to
The body was received by the was generally true In the Septem-
State Pardon Board
Hutchins Funeral home her straw ballot a total of 11501eastern bid
If Humphrey should decide t o
favored repeal and 366 opposed I -
Pananl Because of the technicalities in-
plunge into the primaries he prob-OKLAHOMA CITY (11P1)—Ilow
volved no attempt was made to
ably would emerge as the most ard Cowan Tulsa was re-appoint-
s:
mitting suicide 1Duncan-25 19 6 11 25 25 19 i I'''
Investigators said Sapp appar-
ently put the boys in the auto Durant-31 23 2 IS 27 18 27 I At Dri
Elk City-44 9 7 10 43 14 36
Monday night and drove around En 10
id84 I EL REIN
until they fell asleep before park- 6 17 81 16
8'2
Guthrie-37 10 4 9 42 9 35 County al
!Crime Bt
ing near the canal Guymon-43 7 4 6 43 9 41 I drive-in
Ilenryetta-47 4 I 10 36 9 32 1
north sho
Humphrey Eyes Ilobart-39 9 5 21 29 13 34 1
Doldenville-30 17 7 15 27 10i and confis
uor Tuesd
23 Howard
St ate Primaries Hugo—ton3-43'
5115701317343219252920 liaeahsoemdaocni
– – Miam1-34 15 1 12 36 10 31 1r h
—
lave lost ground in the state as—"Idential primary in his home statel
i
Se'rninnle-32 14 4 17 29 23 221
i result of the struggle over what of Minnesota unless the Legisla-
and those in Wis-
ture abolishes it 1Stillwater-31 3 7 19 17 10 241
iind of amendment would be sub- Tulsa-95 13 6 26 72 40 61
mitted
consin and South Dakota IVinita-21 13 16 12 32 10 31
However In western Oklahoma Looking west he was reportecL wewoka39 5 9 5 37 16 23
the margin for repeal generallyi to be thinking about entering eith- Woodward-38 11 3 9 38 15 34
was smaller than last Sepember er the Oregon or Montana pri-
mary or both Pennsylvania was
In eastern Oklahoma the reverse
ossible site for an
was generally true In the Septem- listed as the p Cowan Renamed to
ber straw ballot a total of 11501eastern bid State Pardon Board
If
favored repeal and 366 opposed Humphrey should decide to
Because of the technicalities in-Iplunge into the primaries he prob- OKLAHOMA CITY (11P1)—Ilow-f
ably would emerge as the most ard Cowan Tulsa was re-appoint-
distribute the ballots in numbers! !
volved no attempt was made to active challenger to Sen John F ed Tuesday to another four-yeari
'Kennedy (D-Mass) for the 19601term on the state Pardon and Pa-
corresponding to the population WI
the various areas served by the nomination role board by John C Powell pre-
M Democrats expect Hen -1
any emocra s siding judge of the state Criminal
s:
newspapers Had the ballots beenn 1
ells also til invito nrimnry rnn Court of Anneals 1
I tillta--6 III LW I OII IV 0 I
b
— J street northwest Lonnie George ''-'''— — -7-- ''' ----'1 '' milt"' I Looking west he was reported lkewoka39 5 9 5 37 16 23
Mr and Mrs Art Peck were Mr sided at Wyandotte However In western Oklahoma
to
and Mrs Jack Huffman of Lomita' Baker Commerce J a m e s W be thinking about entering Surviving are a brother Herbert the margin for repeal generallyi eilh- Woodward-38 11 3 9 38 15 34
Tex
'Banks 612 J street northwest er the Oregon or Montana pri-
Fortner and his mother Mrs J was smaller than last Sepember
Mrs Wesley Keller Arkansas City mary or both Pennsylvania wasi
IL Fortner Live Oak Calif In eastern Oklahoma the reverse Cowan Renamed to
Kan Mrs Conrad Martin 228 I listed as the possible site for an
PAGE BOY SPIES The body was received by the !was generally true In the Septem-
MADISON Wis (UPI) — Davidstreet northwest Calvin C Foust
- Hutchins Funeral home ber straw ballot a total of 11501 eastern bid State Pardon Board
Bluejacket Mrs Earl Edwards If Humphrey should decide to
131anchard Republican floor lead-I favored repeal and 366 opposed I
301 H street northeast: Donald
Reneal distribute the ballots in numbers! plunge into the primaries he prob-OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI)—How-
er in the Wisconsin Assembly hasCollins - Because of the technicalities in-
414 I street northeast
charged that the Democrats have Because
no attempt was made to Dismissed—Mrs Charles Pierce- ably would emerge as the most ard Cowan Tulsa was re-appoint-
recruited the Capitol page boys as ' active challenger to Sen John F ed Tuesday to another four-year
spies 'field and son 906 M street north- corresponding to the population of Kennedy (D-Mass) for the 19601term on the state Pardon and Pa-
"When vou see a page around west Mrs Raymond Sikes Corn- There was only one request fori the various areas served by the nomination role board by John C Powell pre-
don't talk" he advised GOP col- merce Thomas VanEvery 502 BI a change in the bill in committee newspapers Had the ballots been Many Democrats expect Ken-1 siding judge of the state Criminal
leagues street northwest Wylie Johnson Tuesday and that did not come distributed in this way he mar- nedy also to invite primary con- Court of Appeals
1908 M street northwest Mrs Tom from a member A group of Okla-gin for repeal could- 'have been tests outside his home state They Cowan is an official of the Pub-
thave doubts about such other poilic Service Co of Oklahoma Under
Dial XI 2-5507 For Want-Ad TakeriMelton Grove Roy Glasscox 517'homa newspaper publishers askedgreater because Oklahoma City
Itential contenders as Sen Stuart
- - -IC street southeast Nettie Peck that the anti-advertising ban be ivi
I —
Tiiic T i r the law one member of the board
A lit v Will IJC a pi at-111-e beSSII)11
''' '"'" ''''t a aw vCv "I 1' I showing a preference for local op-
states having some type of repeal tion were Oklahoma City AltusI for the vvomen's chorus after
showed that "not a single one had
Sayre
(Seminole Lawton Duncan and Iprayer meeting tonight at the First
seen fit to completely prohibit ad- illaptist church in preparation for
yertising" the forth coming Week of Prayer
The opinion against state-owned
METHODIST STUDY I vertising"
I The- opinion against state-owneprogram
d
l'
the forth coming Week of Prayer
Jim Stackable will speak at al Dyer said that magazines pub-istores 17 was evenly distributed with
Bible study session at 7:30 o'clock 1 lished outside the state could car-1
only Stillwater by a vote of 19 tot
tonight in the parlor of the First ry advertising but Oklahoma puh-' ivi th em preference erence oktr w
I n
I Cancer kills more than 700 men
Methodist church lications could not g g 'privately-owned liquor emporiums1
i omen and children each day
Rep Alexander Johnston Jr'
Tulsa told the publishers the bill
I Open merely prohibits the advertising of Scantlan Free Prescrip
12 45 "the sale of alcoholic beverage"
i
8 50c til 5 and he didn't think this would pre-
1 '434 Then 60c vent running a liouor ad that ntA pro-
LAST DAYI-41 5 7:00 930 moted a product but did not men- Sen Harris' amendment on the
0
: 1 1) j
miot However owever Ben Blackstock exec- Sen Miskovsky :: -
ItAig a
franchise question was directed at
- 0N: tio sale 4?L ' -
" At
HAMM &
1110101AM1 utive secretary of the Oklahoma ir' AA 11 rt'r !'' 5 1
SaN:Alle 0 1 oma "With innuendos charges and s IvIiii0q1L t“
w-mlote RUNNING Press Association said distillers counter charges passing back and
Kowtow ' had advised them there was no fourth on the Senate floor and ru
A i i
THURS! FRI! SAT! I way around the ban mars passing over the state it ap-1''
4 : 4! '?1' '
Johnston made the motion and peared to me that everyone would
4"
Strictly for Loughs l Ren Gene C Howard Tulsa sec- welcome an honest check and dou- ' ‘
:
onded it to adont the bill "as is" ble-check of the rumors
1---- ENNET ft:la Leaders in the state store fight "No sincere legislator or citi
I -
'I '71 Tuesday conceded they have lost Zen we felt whatever his senti-
28 8 Southwest
I MORE
1 some support ments on repeal could look favor-
s jAYNE i "That barrage of publicity over ably upon the cloud of suggestions we eiVh 3 RE
I MANSFIELD the weekend was what hurt" Rep
'' Shockley Shoemake said He beginning to gather in the legis-
lative atmosphere without raising
-
1
r t
i referred both to Edmondson's a question of motives about con- 4° F
I ' k
t f I speech and newspaper editorials ern or repeal" e concluded 'j
' li '' WI !--i-----
' '‘N against state-owned stores Sparger pressed Scantlan to
11
u P "1 had 13 to before that" 17 members linedl elaborate on inferences concerning
5IAM OREEN
he said "butHol 1 Ise members to which the dry 08
I : some of those have pulled out spokesman replied "1 have never
r
now at any time criticized the House - Doily Sato
-
tome
The Senate plan would permit of Representatives"
t
AUNTIE MAME"—is Coming to Townl cm to I pa IP sm I
sales only in private package
"
stores Dial KI 2-5507 For Want-Ad Taker -
"Dave I'm sure wanted to take
the stand" Burdett said "But I
told him the government didn't
have a case so the heck with it—
let's get on with it"
Burdell said the decision to
close his case after Houston's
testimony was "my decision
alone"
Results of
Press Poll
Symington of Missouri Sen Lyn-'is selected by the state Supreme
don B Johnson of Texas Gov Court one by the Criminal Court's
Robert B Meyner of New Jersey presiding judge and the other
and Gov G Mennen Williams of three by the governor
Michigan
Apples are said to have origin-
WOMEN'S CHORUS ated between the Black and Cas-
There will be a practice session plan Seas
STOCKS—BONDS
MUTUAL FUNDS
Reinholdt & Gardner
Member N Y Stock Exchange
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Anti-Sunday Car
Sale Bill Makes
House Progress
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — A
bill prohibiting the sale of auto-
mobiles on Sunday had the tenta-
tive approval of the House today
but a final vote on the measure is
not expected until later
The House heard pleas Tuesday
that 99 per cent of the automobile
dealers in Oklahoma favor the
bill
Rep H L Sparks Cushing auto-
mobile dealer and author of the
measure said it would protect the
little dealer who is being engulfed
by the big city auto agencies
Rep George Dick Spraker Mus-
kogee auto dealer led the debate
against the bill "You are telling
I your constitutents they can't buy
on Sunday This is no longer a
moral issue This is competitive
Ilegislation"
! Spraker said Sunday is the only
time when many people can get
free to shop for a car
Butcher Victim
Identity Sought
TIJUANA Mexico (UPI) — Au-
1 thorities conducted a gruesome
search today for pieces of a body
of a young woman believed to
have been dismembered with a
butcher's saw or similar instru-
ment Two legs and two handless
arms were found scattered along
the Ensenada - Tijuana Highway
south of here
Authorities have asked the San
Diego Calif police to help in the
isearch on the theory that the
pieces were from the body of al
lYoung American woman who may
have been dismembered in the
United States
They said it was possibly onlyi
those pieces alrently found were
brought across the international'
border just north of here The
rest of the body could have been
disposed of in the United States
authorities said
Liquor Confiscated
At Dove -In store
EL RENO (UP!) — Canadian
County authorities and a state
Crime Bureau agent raided a
drive-in whisky store near the
north shore of Lake Overholser
and confiscated 193 bottles of liq-
uor Tuesday night
Howard Alonza Caldwell 61 Ok-
lahoma City was arrested and re-
leased on a $500 appearance bond
after he was charged with illegal
possession
Canadian County Attorney John
V Whelan Jr led the raid
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Khrush Warns
Against Force
NIOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet Pre-
mier Nikita S Khrushchev in a
speech released today warned
that any Western attempt to use
force to break through to Berlin
by land sea or air would be met
with force
He said in a speech at Tula
Tuesday night that Soviet troops
were not stationed in East Ger-
many just to play games
The Western powers in notes
delivered Monday rejected Soviet
proposals to end the occupation of
Berlin The United States Britain
and France also reiterated their
determination to "uphold by all
appropriate means" their rights
of access to West Berlin
West Awaits Reply
The Soviet government has not
yet replied to the Big Three West-
'ern notes which suggested a Big
Four foreign ministers conference
to discuss the problem of Ger-
many Khrushchev's speech at Tula
105 miles south of Moscow was
reported by the official Soviet
news agency Tass
Khrushchev warned that if any-
one opened fire over Berlin:
1"This will mean the beginning of
war"
Jet Plane Glides to
Sale Tinker Landing
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — An
Air National Guard jet plane land-
ed safely at Tinker Air Force
Base Tuesday night after a "flame
out" at 25000 feet 30 miles from
the base
The pilot Lt Karl Keller 26
Norman said the engine of his
F-86-1) jet went dead while he was
practicing a runway alert mission
north of El Reno
Keller said he "had to trade al-
titude for air speed" to gain mo-
mentum to glide the plane into a
landing at the base He credited
continual practice of "dead en-
gine" landings for his successful
emergency landing
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