The Duncan Banner (Duncan, Okla.), Vol. 66, No. 290, Ed. 1 Monday, February 23, 1959 Page: 2 of 10
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Interpreter
Shined During
Chietts Visit
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IMOod area OnSormottemell
Washington e- Bactgairs at the
lihtte Home:
One al the gums but unsung
benwe et kresident &winnower s
visit lag week to Acapilco Mix
Ito whalaCOL-Nernanitaliers
1:SA
One et the more accomplished
bnguista la federal employ Wei-
hers went along as the Presidom's
interpreter He performed a feat
durtrig the arrival ceremonies at
the Acapsike airport that had
hmtiensti diplornau ta:king in
amazement tar its)1 later
Eisenhower in respeAse to a
3 warm Ivalrfirtl by Mexican Preli
dent Adolfo Lopes Mateo" spoke
at some Jens and without a
trace el a text or vett prepared
Dotes fastesd pt breaking in
evtwy fw phrtietis to ixagate as
r ' most beerpreters do on such pub
Lc occasions Webers stool silent-
ly in the hot sun as t Pfeil
do! Poke
Word For Wert
The big strappirg Army fit
cer's attention was riveted on El-
embower Vihen the President ha
ished Walters stepped to a mien)
phone standing In the center 01 a
red-carpeted platform Without a
lbot at so much as Val clearing
his throw the lieutenant ceionel
forcefully and even with the in-
flection is the nght places te
pealed Eisenhower s apeoth In
Spaiush almost word for word
Ti appreciate what Walters did
' Just try listening to any meeker
sho used your ewe language and
then' attempt to repeat even ball
el it in the same language
lie la one of many unusual tat-
enta necessary in setting up a for
eign trip for an American presi-
dent Ear example the Fwcret
Service had along in Acapulco
isarnekia hero who was an expert
" in getting the plastic bubble top
off "Ind on Eisenhower's big tour
Mg car flown in from Washington
$ome Miss nativity
' Then there are men in the
White House travel' party whose
- names-never get into print—well
rarely Such men as Jpae
donna Jack Cliff Herman Straub
ars experts es seeing that the
huge and complicated clutter of
the nat HOUK staff gate to the
ncateyplates
are responaible for such
aa electrk typewriters for
the secretaries — and they carry
spare machines in tip one
breaks down — metal safes for
classified documents and baggage
Not al the combined talents el
the White House however could
clear up the vagaries of vehicu-
lar transportation in Acapulco
The Presi's son Maj John S
Eisenhower during one motor
code was forced to Jump In with
presa association reporters when
his ear was jammed in the rush
The Mexican security' men bow
ever did a sang up job et pro
tecting Eisenhower and his beat
President Lopes Maitoe-In fact
the job was so good that there
were times when the American
Secret Service agents had difficul
ty letting through police line"
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PAGETV0 THE DUNCAN BANNER MONDAY FEBRUARY 23 1959
larlow FFA
E(Iges Dun(an
Illoostal Se Tao Damao wow)
Marlow - Marlow TTA1 No
2 judging team' nosed out Dun
can future farmers for top team
honors in the area Junior fat
stock show judging contest here
Sunday
Marlow's winning score was
1124 of a possible 1200 points
Duntan registered 1110 points
and the Marlow No 2 team oco
ed 1001 for third place
Top Individual was Melvin
Singleterry of Marlow TTA with
S78 of e possible 400 points
Others in the top six all PTA
etudents were Robert Rhodes
Duncan 370 Jackie Isham Mar
low 374 Larry Smith Duncan
373 and Vernon Burton and
Glen McBride both of Marlow
and bothovith 372
or
Gege Munerief was the lop
4)1 Club judge with a score of
331
Mere were Stephens Cowl
ty teams and one from Sterling
entered
47th Victim of
Crash Recovered
New York (Lll) — The body
of a 47th victim of the Feb 3
plane crash near LaGuardia
rield was recovered Sunday
from the Bast River
It was identified as that of
lyear-old Joan Su liven of Hemp-
stead N Y whose parents and
a sister died in the crash Hit
brother Robert 11 was one of
the pied survivors Bodies of
13 of the (13 victims have not yet
been recovered
CORDELL'S
Fastest
Film q
Service
Color or Mock
'Ina White
100s Willow
Diol Al 5-0736
Stock 'ma Ito
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1 rut m60 aittona Matto got
turreet late Saturday when a
irtsother and her seven ehilrets rteri
when flames destroyed theit from
room frame house at Crystal City
firemen said the Mao beliesed
'cowed by a stood stove in the
kitchen 'petit' rapidly that the
Ism's was "hurting Lk paper"
itshen they atTIVPI The bodies a
Mn &stem godritues and oft
f her children were found ton the
I 'Malta narit The other sit eha
idren died in their hods
I Five children of Mr 1114 Mrs
iCharles Stiles Crisbeld Mr1 died
!then they INTO trapped by Comes
in the wood flexor of their frame
home
Four children of Mr and Mrs
Orlando Watkins Boston were
31 Children— 9 Others 'Snow Winds
i
Die n Weekend Blazes iBailer Nation
tuseleltreellie teilteleArtategibl -trapped and kefot'-' when a space
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(Violet° Pills 1110-111NATIONAC)
Tires kilied 31 fluldren all of beater exploded neat their old up to ad rdell an
Ten a the arid ee Lre to their hlAret powered a aro storm 'von Ne
them in their homes during th s
weekend 1 Three children o( Richard S4 bralas trio the Great Lakes re-
ster frorri Massachusetta Ivan were )14441 in a tire that olatpt Von Monday and letAttlerrrottl e
A C m bed PT 14 International trielf farm home near fttner1 Stied heavy !pow warnints tor
count showed at least 40 persona 1Mass Sullivan rescued his eight central S‘ssconsin and norl'ern
died in fires in cities and' town 'other ehildren Michigan
from toast to et4111 I A t:re rit erseetkfril:reoft rpriim Thst band of snow vas part of
A gag strryp fire I haume at Idaho Fats liinday saept the satiety of storm weather which
trar near Culvert Lake N two-story frame hotratotars hrokecar-on-the---taheis-of-Ar-wirm-
'1eurothilrarisen— three of ing tzerA u rt1014 of the East
dren of Mr and Mrs Robert her lour children The swims' tn:Drenching rains pelted a ide
Henderson Th mother Eileen dueled 4 yearaM Iiins'A'mty and ' area from the sooth tertral state
tattered second degree burns and brore ie fourth thrift Vaki to the 144's-1:S14p-I and Ohio Val
tryinig to revue fha rruidren 10 was inmed critically wren shit le'is and sleet glazed highisays
'rho most 440mm Mate lumPedfrom a second floor betatett the snow and rafn arpaa
furred late Saturday htn a 61" 11:e hi:WeMX IVA is ranging from
mother mod het yes ehidritti do Another fire Sunday killed tin tao to nine inches began Sunday
when names deeryed their frOtt )olangstPri aged I awl 2 at their and piathed iris -
Mass near Fort iirnaka veJtheastern South 14-
room frame house at Crystal City home at Shirley
Devom svhere their? fither SC riorthssestern and northern
nxittneo mid the blaze beheed Rif hard L Christman Ls ratio! lows and southern minneaofa
caused by a wool stove in the 'Further bouth the high winds
kiikeet up chit storms Sonday in
kitchen spread so rapidly that the -
the Texas and Oklahoma pan-
house seas "burninl IA paper " les E
hen the"( arrIveti The bottlee Park to Honor hAndiP$ and Patti "tern Kan'
sat
Mn s &stern ItAnton and one Along the floodissollen abash
of her children were found on the Elvis Presley ItIVPI nearly $doon often of farm
kitchen floor The other sit
dren died in their hods Tupelo Molt — Cu land remained under water nOt
Five children of Mr 1114 Mn offkla lo haat started a bait 'clay in the Larentevi2e area
Charles Stiles Crisfield Mil died milli'id4llar lead drive I tem ee‘pite efforts to drain the n04
when they were trapped by f1mra My Elvis Prelley Meal alert by dynamiting a break in a
in the second floor of their frame flail Park cross levee
hnm Mayo Jansen Ballard said However floodhater from the
Four children of Mr and Mrs It was holwd 17-are park ViatAth tin neatly six feet ribose
Orlando Watkins Boston were adlereat la la inger's Wells fifKA stoge poured through- a
plare gill h tompteiosi ghee wutcrunt ItaP in a levee Peat kis-
' Prtaley is disfhaittil trim Use 'Alvin° 1:mot al last al
n111 Army is March ISA& it drained out the other side into
the Embarrass Riser
Bill Seeks
Price Wage
'Rise Hearings
1 fUMW Prom IMereattootst)
Vo' '
diShinfrOtt - A House Demo-
crat Way introduced a bill to
direct the President's Council DI
Itconmnie Advisers to hold public
hearings on price and SRO in-
creases whlch appear to ahreat-
en" the nsticm's economic stabili-
1 tY - -
- Rep— Henry S Reuse - ID-Wis1
said his measure alsO would 'pelt
out in more detail goals o tbe
Employment Act of 1944 anti re-
quirements for the ertudrata
economic report to Coogrem It
would make price stability and
sustained etonornic growth lupe
elite guile
Reuss said a companion bill
was betni introduced by Demo-
cratic S4Prti Joaeph S Clark Pa
Jennhigs Randolph tWVa i Rob
ertS Byrd itiVVai and Witham
Pronm ire I W is 1 -
A Harvard University econo-
mid said Sunday that the admin
titration Is putting too much em-
phasis on fightnig inflation and
too little on achieving maximum
economic growth
Dr Sumner Stichter said 'oti a
N11911100 program that it la im-
possible to achieve the maximum
growth of which the nation Is
capable without having - some in
nation
Slichtn predicted that 19S9
wouM be a gond year economie
ally and that Igeo would by even
better He declined to project his
formed beyond next year
Commerce Secretary L11 L
Strauss appearing on another TV
program also redicted that 1959
would be tonsiderably better than
1958 He forecast "noticeably de
creased unemployment" beginning
in April if seasonal factors pre-
vail -
Stratum warned that 4skocio
American workers' )obs are en
dangered by the Soviet trade war
However be said be was confi-
dent the United States ultimately
would triumph In- the economic
competition with Rumia -
College Fraternity
Elects Duncanite
Don Steely son of Mr and
Mrs Roy Steely ICS North
2Is1 has been elected president
of Tau Kappa Epsilon frown
ity at Central State College Ed
mond Steely Is a senior Ile will
be Installed Thunder night
tA brother Jerry Steely re-
cently underwent surgery to tor
net a knee Injury received In a
basketball game at Murray ALM
Tishomingo where he Is a sopho-
more Don and Jerry are Dun
can High School graduates
World War I Units
Will Meet Tonight
A joint meeting of barracks and
auxiliary of the Duncan chapter
of World War I Veterani not the
Veterans of Foreign Wars as pre
viously reported will be at 730
tonight at the VFW Hall here
lia
Itigi od Prost Imottiotww1)
Winter l'ark Eta — Wern-
her von Braun arid three of hi
deputies Senday describede p04-
Attila manned 'expedition to Mare
while other Army rocketeers near
by were preparing for a more im-
mediate Apace prof'
Von Braun scbtresing student
at Rollins College here made no
mention of the Army 's 'second
shot at the moon The rirw moon
rocket is being aembled at Cape
Canaveral - for a - laiinching - at-
tempt which enited Press Inter
notional preiliously reported would
be made next hatiirday
The four Germanhorn scientoits
planned s visit today to the Mar
tin Co pliont In adjacent Orlando
where the new solid-fuel Pershing
missile la being developed They
"ere not 'expetted to visit the
Cape before returning to their
home has at flontwille Ala
Dr Eberhard F M Bees Von
Braun'a deputy tethiucal director
at Huntsville said that if the
United States made "all tho et-
fort it can and should" the Mars
Yellow Fever -
Strikes Colony'
Port of Spain Triniddd (UPI)
—An outbreak of yellow fever in
this - former -British - Caribbean
colony may throw a monkey
wrench into Walt Disneys plan
to film The Swiss Family Rob- 1
inson" on nearby Tobago filen& 1
The United States has declar
ad Trinidad a t'yellow fever
area" because a ease of the ells-1
ease has been reported in the
Piche district At least one cruise
ship hes already cancelled
plans for a Trinidad visit
While thequarantino is in
force n-one from Trinidad will
be allosked to enter the United
States si ithout yellowfever
vaccination certificate
"Promote' Lotol industry"
Wo Ma ke
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and
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l Von Braun said the vo)nge
would take 35 months includIng
I Ik20 days' travel tuneIfe ssid it
I would require two bugs( rockets—
' one for a crew of eight and an
I other for cargo
I The space shims Von Bratm
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sestUatiaa a series el bats
parts thefts from - the same
make of eat theorised Ws
that Ake thief is sleety pistols
'mother his toes toe -
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'pipers dear bastlits'itsb taps
tires anti oste witteln -
Immoolunown
Experts:
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1 expedition could be laiunchtd in the earth by "shuttle bus" rock
ets which would take up the parts-
i and fuel Each of the 120-foot-1ong
letups would be powered by 12 en
clustered like Itove pipes
l Such a rocket slip would dwarf
the new Junin 11 now being pre-
' pared for finng from the Cape
i 60 miles east of this quiet college
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