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THURSDAY APRIL 21 1960
Miami Baptist
Hospital News
Admitted — Mrs Ransom Jame-
son Miami Route 3: Bob Bartley
Vinita: N1rs Eck aid Hare 1822 F
street northwest Josephine Doan
Ft22 East Central avenue Mrs
Thomas Crawford Treece Mrs
Walter Wood 531 Coyne Laura
Miller llockerville Clara Dopking
217 G street southeast: Bessie -
Tooth 716 E street north A est:
Pearl Brown 1091 A street north-
sk est: Mrs Wilbur Palmer Pich-
et Mrs Wayman Jackson 2033
Yale —
Dismissed — Garrett Ifusall 323
D street northwest Florence Duff
Afton: British Klrk North Miami:
t - -
Makers Taking n street northmist Florence DuffImag
aking a Cue
Afton British Kr1s North Miami:
Claycamp Fairland:
Kathryn Marcus Chetopa Mrs
Charles Brooks 812 Fifth avenue
northest: Mrs Lawrence Gren-
Inger and baby 11(3 I street north-
trest Donald Jones 825 G street
northwest
Births — Mr and Mrs Waller
Wood a boy Mr and Mrs Thom-
as Crawford a girl Mr and Mrs
Edward flare a boy
northwest By WARD CANNEL
Births — Mr and Mrs Walter NEW YORK tNEA) — It is a
wood a Niv Mr aid Mrs 1-b)m hriel exact 15 years since Adolf
as Crawford a girl Mr and Mrs Hitler ended his insanity in SW-
Edward II a re a boy cide bequeathing the tattered
Third Reich to his malAcr Joseph
Goebbels and his formula for sue-
cessful salesmanship to his enemy
Obituaries the U S
The purpose of that formula ac-
HERMAN F ARBS cording to a social scientist who
Herman Frederick Ark 82 re- fled Nazi Germany in 1939 was to
tired Picher plumber was dead create an image to whom the peo-
on arrival at Miami Baptist hos- pie would give "absolute blind
pita' at 9:25 pm Wednesday He unthinking loyalty" In these 15
was stricken a short time earlier years the U S has applied that
at his home 502 College street I formula not only to political can-
Born Feb 27 1878 at Obergan ! didates but also to beer autos
Germany Mr Arbs had lived in cheese and garbage cans
the Picher community 42 years1
Image making in this country
He 1A:as a member of the Catholic has come so far in fact that
church a major TV network has just as-
Surviving are a daughter Mrs signed hundreds of thousands of
Helen Koontz Of richer a son I dollars to irrprove its image by
Russell Arbs whose address was 1 every means it can find—except
not imiwsdiairlY available four the logical one of improving what
half-brothers Henry Joseph and l the viewer sees
Leo Arbs all of Newton la and
The major heir of this legacy
George Ark Des Moines and
of course is the motivational re-
one grandchild
l search industry And one of the
Funeral arrangements will be
I biggest men in it Dr Ernest
announced by Hunter Funeral
i Dichter frankly admits that he has
hrtrIlts t111n
home Picher
HAWK FUNERAL
Funeral services for Oscar Lee
Hawk 59 of Picher will be held
at 2 pm Friday in the Hunter
Funeral home chapel Picher with
the Revs Ward Allen and B G
Eden officiating Burial will be in
Miami's GAR cemetery
Hawk died shortly after arrival
at Miami Baptist hospital Wednes-
day morning
Pallbearers will be Jim Horton
Calvin Landreth Steve Silver-
smith Doyle Landreth Frank Po
and Burrell Glasscox
LIDA W ROSENTHAL
Graveside rites for a former
Ottawa county school teacher
trs Iida Wright Rosenthal will
lae held at 2 pm Saturday in the
Ottawa cemetery southeast of
amt
NIrs Roenthal was a mcmher
of the Peoria Indian tribe
funeral senices will be held
Saturday morning in Bolivar
Among the survivors are two
learned considerable about psy-
chological selling prom what he
calls "the intuitive genius of the
diabolic Joseph Goebbels"
"In selling products as well as
candidates" a Ditcher associate
adds "it isn't simply the tech-
nical superiority of a brand nor
solely the achievements of a coun-
try that counts Rather the aura
the atmosphere the sizle lxicome
more important"
In other words a created image
Now image is in the eye of
the beholder the motive manipu-
lators say Sc) in politics the rule
is: change the eye not the candi-
date To this end work has al-
ready begun
Markets
Mrs Rosenthal 79 died Tuesday JOPLIN STOCKYARD
at Bolivar Mo where she resid- IfOGS 50c higher: 200-231 lbs
ed The native of Louisburg Kan $1850 few $1565: No 2 and 3
moved to Miami as a girl and as
grades 190-210 lbs $1525: heavier
a young woman Nkas principal of butchers $11-15: light butchers lf13-
the Peoria school later teaching 5015: sows 00 Ihs down W:5-
in 17iami elementary s c h o o I S 1125 heavier sows $13 lr350 boars
Mach later she entered federal ser-
vice and was in Manila the Phil- CATTLE: Cows and buils steady
ippines at the outbreak of World load 900 lb steers $2450 good-
War 11 choice fed steers $23: standard-low
sons Porter Barnes who lives in I 1(150 canner and cutter cows $13
Indiana and Sheldon Barnes Kan- 16 light canner and shelly kinds
tas City Mo $10-12 utty and commeri
Pallbearers for the afternoon has $19-20 canner-cutter hulls
graveside rite will be Willis Gallen- i(31s goodchoi
kap Harold Gallenkamp Roy I stock calvos s242350 medium
Long Walter McCullough R a y stockers $19-20: common stockers
King and Ern Albro $15-18 stock cows $11-17
CALVES: Steady prime vcals
$''S good-choice veals $23-27 util-
Howard iltv commercial $15-22 common
light weight calves $8-15 good
slaughter calves 300-500
those reforms lbs $21-25 commercial standard
''Eor those reasons his whole $17-20
theory is illogical I don't mean SHEEP: Steady choice v00l
there weren't Republican legisla- lambs $20 spring lambs $22 good
tors who supported those reforms lambs $18-20 slaughter 'es $2-5
But I think the percentage of
Democratic supporters W as great- FOLLOW U S LEAD
er LONDON (AP) — Moscow radio
er
After rejecting the offer Ed-
mondson was asked if he thinks
he can take any action which
‘kould please the Republican Par-
ty He answered: "From the criti-
ClY11 of his successor T see little
hope for it Many Republicans
have supported the reform meas-
ures but the party itself has not"
Edmondson said "everybody
knows" that It 1 Hinds was not
named as a replacement for Joe
Cannon—a move that caused Bell-
mon to charge the governor has
surrendered lie said Cannon was
legal assistant while Hinds Will
handle other administrative duties
rer capita cottrm consumption
In the United Statos during 1159
was 265 pouni1s allout 10 per cent
increase from 105R
APRIL 15-9 PM '111 ?
DANCE
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Ifighsay 66---N Commerce
to the Music or
"ERNIE AND THE
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Ail rectum 8 pc VieSOrti bond
Food served oc all hours $o
go Pcivost clubs ond potes Adm $t
IN A HURRY-nu Entrop flashes by at 114 miles an hour He Is using a standard family
75-horsepower outboard motor fitted with a high-speed lower unit making the record rua
From Goebbelsr Techniques'
reported a boom in instalment
plan buying in the Soviet Union
lit the last six months it said
Muscovites have bought 60000
record players and radios 38000
watches and clocks and 7000 elec-
tric sewing machines all on
credit
Daily
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MILER: Goebbels created an
Image
A recent psycholigical survey of
voters made by the Institute of
li'lotivational Research reveals in
the words of a staff member
there:
When the 1r S voter looks
aroud for his ideal image of lead-
ership today whom does he sec
as coming closest to filling that
image? Nikita Khrushchev !the
leader of an enemy canr"
Obviously this calls for an image
change among U S presidential !
aspirants if they believe this poll
And as other surveys have shown
that images do change as the po-
litical season swings down to elec-
tion day much of the image in-
dustry is now trying to sell its
Si rvices to the political parties
If successful no voter
can afford to be ivittout his handy
pocket guide to th
formula for creating loyally You
can't tell one image from another
without this seven-step program:
L Utility This candidate (you
name him) is the only one who
(an solve today's urgent political
problems
2 Morality Ile is devoted un-
selfish sincere Ills only COrleelll
IS you
3 Rationality Ile is tremen-
dously efficient brilliantly able
as an organizer diplomat gen-
eral etc
4 Modern is successfuli
good $21-22: commercial-standard 5 Sexualit y lie is a powerful
steers $1S-20 good-choice heifers fathei if you follow him you
tind mixed yearlings $23-25: cmn- Can make no mislake and do no
mercial and standard $13-1111-10: "Tong:
utility and commercial cows $16- 6- i'lgic:‘ Ile is Protected by
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MIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA
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time having press conferences
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:'iiii that ti5 per cent of Americans do
not believe anything they are told 1
in advertising until they've tried 1
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FRIDAY NIGHT 11:15
Kennedy
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read in the newsppers that it
: was an ksue in the campaign
read la the newspgpers that it I as secretary and treasurer Sonny
vas an issue in the campaign EDMOND (Special) — North- i is a member of the Miami FFA
Kennedy absolved the press eastern A&M's journalism depart- ' judging team and has one of the
from creating the religious issue ment will send 12 delegates to the i outstanding records in the state in
lie said Oklahoma Collegiate Press Asn that his church affilia I
s i judging competition He is a mem-
tion "is a fact—religious intoleri meeting Friday and Saturday at her of the First Christian church
ance is a fact" He added that Central State college in Edmond ' the American Hereford Assn the
the proper role of the press is The two-day meet is expected to Oklahoma Cattleman's Assn and
to report all facts that are a mat- attract an estimated 150 persons a junior member of the American
ter of public inierest" Berkshire Assn Also an outstand-
But be said he objects to be J Leland Gourley assistant (r)
ing speaker young 13ooth has near-
Gov J Howard Edmondson will
iy $1000 i
ing the only candidate who has address the group at the awards
invested n livestock pro-
to answer questions about such banquet Friday evening jects
subjects as separation of church L ' Barnes on of :'1r and Mrs
onvemion teeme is --ram speeu
and state Wayne Barnes Route 3 is secre—
'There is only Ahead" Careers in journalism NC ill
y e i i
()Ili' legillmate he topics of discussions F tar Of th chapter and a nu mber
rid af-
question underlying all the rest:
Would you as president of the tern ay oon Saturd morning is dc- of the chapter's judginiz team Also
a member of tho farm manage
voted to tours of an Oklahoma
Enneil States be responsive in City 117 s i k 1 it Leant Darrell ta
is a sndout'
ta Lion ank the 0 la :Ionia
any way to ecclesiastical pres-PubliSllin Co student at Tliami high He is a
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sures or obligations of any kind member of the State Honor So-
Northeastern ‘ Si NI delegates
thin mighi in any fitshion influ- i ciely and has Won several public
that might in any fashion influ- l ono III"'LUI II ": ' I 11'"Iri4"II:'!" : cloy and has WOn several pubitc
ence or nterfer with your con headed by instructor Ivan Holmes l speaking contests BArnes is a
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One of the cleverest smug-
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a famous and respected man
He was Sir Henry 'Wickham
and his smuggling performed
a great service to his titive
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had a monopoly on the rubber
trade Wickham managed to
smuggle 70000 rubber tree
seeds out of Brazil Every
rubber tree outside Brazil is
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