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2 NEWS-PRESS
etillwater Okla May19 1959
Rites Thursday
For Mrs Wood
Rites for Mrs Minnie Wood 81
of 1710 W Third' have beta set
Thursday at intleper4atence Kan
bet for met home
Mrs Wood ttS1111water resident
since 949 and &Other Of Cramer
R Wood OW togideering student
pet soncl director tired Monday mt
her home
Services will be at 1k:in a tn
lliursday in the First Christian
church at Independence with the
Rev Jack Barron pastor olitclat
init Intel trent c1t bet in the Mount
DtuPe cemeterY 'tfiere under di
rect ion of SI r sitt'kuneral Dome
Friends may eislt rut the funeral
botne between I NJ aluN pill
WI dnesday ! u
MIN Wood las i)(11110 it Inoupenti
trove on April 13'IlTsi the daughter
Ill James A and twins Clemnier
Fhe was marred to John it Wood
there in 1091 They moved to Stili
water in 149 lind he preceded
her in death On March 27 1957
Ft& was meniber of the First
Christian church of Indepsndence
In addition to ber sum she is
survived by two granddaughters
Mrs Leonard L Jones of Arling-
ton Tex and Mrs Hulbert J Dwy-
er Limaudy North Ireland and
one atep-granddaughter Mrs Dale
Laubach of Oklahoma City
Markets
Oklahoma City Produce
OKLAHOMA CITY (CI —rro
ducC:
heat No I hard Steady
8178-1 88 Oklahoma City 178 Al
vs Guymon Ilooker 181 Bison
Clinton Enid Hennessey King-
fisher Yid 1 82 Blackwell El
Rents Medford Watonga Yukon
I 83 Frederick 188
Broiler' No 1 — Demand light
FOB farms Muskogee Oklahoma
City Tulsa limit' 15
liens No 1 — Spots 2 up to 1
off Lawton 1 off 5 12 Oklahoma
City 2 up with Tulsa 812 lands
6-12 Clinton Elk City 6 10 Illack
well 1 off with Watoriga 6 9
Oklahoma City Livottocit
OKLAHOMA CITY (CH)—Live
stock:
Cattle 2000 calves 300 Slow on
fed titterti heifers not established
tows hulls slaughter Calvet! little
'changed stockers lightweight
feeders active steady utility
kommercial cows 18 50 to 20 can-
ners cutters 16 to 1858 bhelly
down to 13 utility -Commercial
bulls 21 to 23 slaughter calves 21
to 29 yearling stocker lightweight
feeder steers 25 to 2750 top 31:
feeders heifers 26 75 to 2750 stock
DIM calves 25 to 30 stock heifer
Calves 27 to 33 medium good 'lock
tows IS to 22
MARKETS AT A GLANCE
Unitad Press Intornstional
Stocks higher In moderate trad-
ing Rondo irregular
CS gcnernment bonds firm in
cult( trading
4American stocks Irregular
Mitlwest stocks irregular
Cotton futures steady
Grains in Chicago: Wheat corn
rye oats soybeans and lard
futures—Irregular
Dow Jones A yr egos
Dow Jones 2 p in edt stock
averages:
30 indus 83607 up 2S4
20 rails I84155 up 033
15 utile 9160 off 015
65 stka 21606 up 0 55 i
4th hour sales 440000 to 2 pm
2230000
TODAY'S WEATHER—Ckputti-ri 1 SHOWERS ""'"---"'
Ning
neilli and precipitation wide' ''"" - alt noks
spread across the nation with i6 THUNDER ‘ '
tcw--A
widely Peattercil show'ers and ---m-- $ TOAkt$ rgA RAIN
thunderstorms in niost of the Ir' -
area from the eastern Creat —LIN Telephal
Flains eastward to the Attalitie coast Showers predicted in the
northern Rockies and the upper Missouri valley Fair to partly
cloudy skies elsewhere Cooler weather expected in the northern
and central Plains with warmer tnore humid conditions domi-
nating the eastern third of the country Low temperatures: New
York City 58 Little Rockr68 Kansas City 64: Fort Worth 69
and New Orleans 72
Legislature Is
Battling Budget
(Contineed from page I)
atives killed a measure seeking
to prohibit earmarking of state
revenue
Transfer Approved
The Senate okayed an adminis-
tration proposal to transfer the
mincing of the crippled children's
program to the We ifitt Depart-
ment Senators also voted to Increase
travel pay for county officials to
10 cents per mile and killed a bill
which would have outlawed corn
wen wourn nave untrattru turn- p m
mercial lotteries' in Oklahoma I Minimum
While the houses passed on an 11111
increatiing number of measures to
help clear the boards for plans to
adjourn laemakers' pay dipped
sharply to $333 a day instead of pub'
the $15 a day for the regular pay
period of 75 legislative days
City Annexation
of 155 Acres Is
Discussed Again
Members of a delegation whieh'ing 10 Dttiglas b- Ireland 17
last week requested city 811"12- of 901 E Sixth petty larceny 20
lion of 155 acres of land north of and John p numilo 17 it peti)
the city appeared before the city larceny 21)
commission Monday night HOSPITAL NOTES
They were again instructed to Admissions
discuss their petitions with the Mrs E J Drew rt 4 Mrs
planning and roning board Wednes- Chira Wirt Perkins David C
day Mathes B20 Ball Wattle Funk 224
Dorsey B Jeffrey 149 S Red- Monroe Adolph Fmk 702 N
wood dr said be C B Thomaa Belli Bay L001 rt 1 Jerry
and Jack Perky wished to apply Dixon 347 Cordell Mu Lewis
for annexation of a total of OlCotton 917 S Walnut Allen Mar
acres of land located north of the!low Glencoe
!Jaren 111111 addition to Airport rd ' Dismissals
Only Jeffrey's land is completely Mu William Rathbun Dallas
platted Mrs Leo Whitmore rt 4: Betty
Clyde Reed representing land- Boughton 313 S Husband Joyce
day
Dorsey B Jeffrey 149 S Red-
wood dr said he C B Thomas
and Jack Perky wished to apply
for annexation of a total of 49
acres of land located north of the
!Jaren Hills addition to Airport rd
Only Jeffrey's land is completely
platted
Clyde Reed representing land
! Plane Recital Wednesday Only Jeffrey's land is completely Mrs William Rathbun Dallas
platted Mrs Leo Whitmore rt 4: Betty
Mrs Bob Foster will present her Clyde Reed representing land- Boiighton 313 S Husband Joyce
piano students in a public recitalmoters of stone I65 acres north of sehroeder
rt 1 Mrs Theodore
at 7:30 pm Wednesday e
In l
- - th ithe ritY aPtieared in the abscncelReeder 2002 W Fifth Robert
clubroom of the Stillwater Fuhlirla Louis o'llaver the group s Courtney 309 N Duck PrinnY
Library spokesman at taxi Ixeek's mect-ILeigh CO3 E Sixth
Mg He like O'llaver called for New Citliefit
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ill Ileil Mash AIM annexation Of the land and creation Mr and Mrs David Howell 223ti
suinisiec Okla of a sr district 1 S Washington are the parents of
" lisiled oath ventne 1
The commission defined theie girl born at C:06 pm Monday
Put
rwropt lialurdav nd bum's
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STILL Tall allitall-IPIIIIIII
ill Ilaal Mash Alta annexation Of the land and creation! Mr and Mrs David Howell 223ti
suilwatee Okla of a sewer district 1 S Washington are the parents cif
Patliallea oath venind 1
vacant lialurdav and bandit The commission defined ilicia girl born at C:06 pm Monday
Itnlaryd al and Clay' Mall Matte group's plans were too unsettled to May r 1 8 weighing 8 pounds 51A
at nal Nail Oftwe at akillastot Okla
ander Act al March I lila Justify action at this lane lOtineta
Pascors of S V vend local churches
Dr N E Winters former head Pastors of St'veralli
fl the arronomy department of were guests at the
Oklahoma It Si NI (now Oklahoma Skeen:s Catelena 11
&Slat( ) told the iwanians lie had chipltd: the Hey !I
elserved in his wotk and truck iFirst Methodist Pr
that food production vas greater riclr the Rev Albert
hi areas where Christian mon
gained 'footholds and
'slept the prititiples of "truth FALSE T
honor and Johlice" Dr tVinters
ricss rt tired and resitting at 2702 That Loosen
W University helped estaldish Need Not Er
Priculttire experiment stations In
Ontral and South Ameriell Ha-sorn17Z
EMI the For Fast ' theit OM dwiped st
Pr Winters illivdrated his
CA idea "Agricultur(' Around ttie Jrt wrinkle tittle
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In many fit the notiong lure he imp they Etc! 1111r
worked The Pildet Fbowett the Ree
Old ItitilitAS ubcd 14 frwtr iu di ug tuut kit
u'ere fueNtm lit the niectIng
Sken:s Cateterla The guests in
chid( d: the Rev Irling Smith
iFirA :tethodist Pr Ntallo-t1 Sihe-
rich the Rev Albert tkt vet Church
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OKLAHOMA --- Partly cloudy
through Wednemlay Wididy scat-
ted thundershowers north cen-
tral portion tonglit and in ex-
treme northeast Wednesday Cool-
er west tonight and Wednesday
Low tonight 50 Panhandle to 644
elsewhere 1ligh Wednesday 70s
northwest to lower 90a southeast
Temperatures for the 24 hour
period ending at 3 pm TueXclay
(Courtesy KSPI)
4 p m 85 12 mid 76 1 am 75
5 um' 86 1 am 76 9 am 77
6 pm 84 2 am 75 10 am 79
7 pm 83 3 am 74 11 a m 82
8 pm SO 4 am 74 12 noon 83
9 pm 78 5 am 73 1 pm 85
10 pm 77 6 am 72 2 pm 88
11 pm 77 7 cm 74 3 pm 91
Maximum temperature- 86 at 5
temperature 72 at 6
Traffic tickats—Kcith L Mackey
21 205 S West modified exhaust
khan M Badran 23 S15 Cordell
hall failure to yield right of way
Lynda F Nishern 17 of Galveston
Tex no driver's license and Leon
M Bron 15 of 1502 gpringfield
!tinning a stop sign
Municipal Court—Karen E Kytle
17 of 802 S Duck reckless
ing $10: Douglas I) Ireland 17
of 901 E Sixth petty larceny $20
and John P flux!clio 17 it 1 petty
larceny $211
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admissions
Mn E J Drew rt 4 Mrs
Rocky Retreat
In Colorado
Luring Prof
(Continued from page one)----
field work for students and Witt
will be there for the fourth straight
year since the "summer class-
room" opened in 3943
On the agenda this year Is con-
struction of two buildings to ex-
pand the facilities toward realiza
lion of the science retreat Idea
Camp Benham now has a mess
hall—the main building—w ith a
modern kitchen it's own power
plant and hot and cold running
water Benham campers now live
!n lents
Camp Benham is named Jor
Webster Lance Benham Oidahotna
City engineering firm owner who
died in 19S2 Ile was not an OSU
graduate but was a long-time
friend of the university
The camp was launched by Col-
lege Engineering inc a non-prtifit
educational corporation of which
Witt is president with an interest-
free loap of $10000 from Associat-
ed General Contractors and (homil-
y(' hinds Prof John W Cotner
of the civil engineering faculty al
so was One Of the founders nd is
v rt r y -I rt a u r r
And Camp Benham Witt likes
to point out does riot cost the
state one penny being leased to
College Engineering by the federal'
government
It was selected as bite for the
civil engineering camp because of
its terrain which is both bedutifill
anti rugged—ideal for student en-
gineers' surveying problems
It's also an ideal spot for pro-
fessional engineers' hideaway says
Witt And he las in mindextend-
ing invitation to UNC I the M
omptslierill s ("ee reported Boyd weal Emmett' E McDaniel city utill-
-
to OSH faculty V
nienibtrs in nonlaitrested at Cushing after be wasties manager was authorized by
cience fields
involved In I fight with Oscarithe city commission Monday night
s facility
of oiler Intill perhaps to tutions There's lid: Miller also of Cushing to advertise for bids for the pur-i
niinistration ba(king for the idea
OPLN BOWLING every atter chase of vapor street lights Mc-
Danil said he may buy as many
'"The that types of programs tha
noon and evening—Carp' Lanes as n units for the city
could be provided are limited only sr "– (ady)
by the ineenuity of our faculty -1 ashintion!
ALL SALE ITEMS at wholesale
itself and niight include both pro- e New Teacher Hired ' :prices! College Shop 321 Washing-
fessional and personal activities"
The school board Monday night ton (adv)
said Dr Robert MacVicar vce- approved hiring of Mrs Arlene
president for 0S11 academic at Shuck as an elementary teacher Women Voters :Meet 'Tonight
'fairs for next year on recommendation
"If there was Insufficient demand of Dr R U Russell iniNlintentt The Stillwater League of Women
from our own faculty for any par-lent Mrs Shuck has been teaching Voters will meet at 7:30 pm to-
ticular program an invitation could at Waynoka Dr Russell said night in the Municipal building to
be extended to the faculties of hear Dale Briggs Tulsa former
meighboing institutions thus pro 'LUTHERAN Kindergarten regis- common pleas Judge speak on the
:noting a wider Professional sc tration — May 18 21 FR 2 3703 5th need for legislature reapportion-
(adv) men? The meeting is open to the
quaintanceship in the region" Dr and Knoblock
MacVicar continued Field Scheel Exams public
"The success of the Aspen Colo
r -
venture suggests sironoy Pre-school physical examination
t
for children who will enter Eugene Health Unit Meeting 1
I4liadt() such a program and such a
setting go well together" he added Field grade school in September
are scheduled from 8:30 to 11:30 To Discuss Garbage
There la too the "fring e benefit
am FridaY at the city-county
of a low-cost vacation for proles- health center 701 S Walnut
Feasibility of revising the present
sors and their families that should
garbage collection ordinance will
be given consideration Dr Mac- COOD DrAPERY fabric at a
be &cussed by Mayor A B Al-
Vicar suggested low price at Frye's!
A survey or faculty opinion about (adv) cott city commissioners garbage
the Idea is to be undertaken by Wilswis te Attend LOC11 collectors and city-county health
Witt and his College Engineerng Col Alex N Wilson of 314 S officials tonight
inc colleagues Who know Tilt Knoblock will be among those at- The meeting will be held at 7:30
OSII campus may Just move from lending the 10th annual meeting oll pm at the City-County Health
Oklahoma heat to Colorado cool-
the Loco Pioneers association in unit 701 S Walnut Dave Coodd
ness every summer ithe Loco high school gymnasiumirich president of the junior cham-
has a talFunday June 14 The meeting willIber o
College Engineering f commerce will represent
year lease on the Benham camp!hcgin lit 10:30 cm the Jaycees
area which gives plenty of time
to work out Wat's plan But he'd
like to see it happen os soon as
possible
New Gromyko
Berlin Threat
Kiwanis Speaker Links World Food Shortage to Ignorance
An Oklahoma State university :many Iambi an well as improved tof Christ the IttV J B Masters ident Center the Rev Leonard
graduate of 1911 Ow spent 22 years methods and practices estatilkhed Christian Missionary Alliance the Ihlitzing Zion Lutheran the Rev
In oerseas agricultural work told lundt r American guidance !Rev C L Ntessenger Jr First !Joe Watson Churn of Christ min
Sul:water Kianis club members- Prowling Itr Winters' talk a tho'snin the Rev Roy brown inter to sholenta and the Rev Le
Idonday night that lack of spiritual vocal trio composed of Patricia :soutilher
i 1 Baptist the Rev J C toy Loals 'director of the First
and moral values as well as ch1Shirley Ann and Barbara Celkins Terd st" i
a ter Gospel Center the iltresbyterian Westminster lounda
rale and ignorance was factor:ptesented two numbers Reportml Rev John combo mtthdibt stuitton
lii food bliortagrs in many areas i were also heard IRIP1 heveral com I
of the odd :m m
ittce chairen -
HARD OF HEARING
Do You Have Trouble
Understanding Normal
Conversation?
Mr A E Jasper well known Sono lone Hearing Aid autlurril
will be at the tlrand Hotel Thursday May 2Ist from 11
cm to 3 p m 'You are invited to conic in for a free audio
metric test and analysis of "out hearing Complete Informs-
tom legarding new electronic devtlopmcnt which Is telping
thousands to hearing better Also the new 194 Sonttoise Lye-
glass Hearing Aids
Ike Gives Up Fight
On Housing Plan
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The
administration today abandoned a
House figbt for Its $1650000000
housing program in favor of a
$1300000000- compromise pro-
posed by Repubhcans and South-
ern Democrate"
Federal Housing Administrator
Norman P Matron announced the
deeision shortly before the House
walk scheduled to Open debate OP
t h e controversial Deniocratic
plan
Mason told a news conference
that he did not agree with the
comPromke In "every detail" but
that "we have to be realistic"
The compromise sponsored by
Rep A S Der long Jr (D-
Fla) was to be offered as a sub-
ishtute Roth sides agreed that
ithe showdown Wednesday would
Ai
Brief News
Durham Funeral Held
Services for Joseph A: Durham
82 )car-old retired farmer who
died Sunday in his home in Riga
were held this afternoon in the
Strode funeral home chapel Thel
Rev harry Ilix pastor of the Dia-
moil(' Valley Community church
officiated Interment was in the
Ingalls cemetery
Cushing Battier Fined MO
An IR year-old Cusliing yoidh was'
fimd $100 and sentenced to 30 (11011
in jail today In county court on a
charge of assault anti battery The
be decided by 'it handful of votes
'11criong predicted that 70 to 00
Democrats would support his soh
stitute
Mason sald be did not endorse
"every detail" bl the substitute
but felt that It represented "a
moderate approach" to needed
housing legislation
lie reiterated Lis complaint that
the Democratic plan was "ex-
tt vapid and unsound" saying it
would commit the government to
heavy costs over many years to
tome
Neither the adniinistration nor
Iferiong woutir provide any new
iblic housing' The Democratic
plan On the other hand would
permit 35000 new public housing
units a year until all funds au-
thorized by Congress for this pro-
gram were exhausted
Civil Sir Vice Openings
Applications for examinations for
positions as cartographers with
federal agencies in the Washington
D C area may be obtained from
O J Cunningham civil service
examiner at the post office Salar-
ies range from $4040 to $UMO
annually
DID YOU SAY you want a good
shoe shine? Try 'Burt's- News fith
and Main (adv)
city to Add Lights
Emmett'E McDaniel tit) utili-
ties manager was authorized by
the city commission Monday night
to advertise for bids for the pur-
chase of vapor street lights Mc-
Danil said he may buy as many
as 22 units for the city
ALL SALE ITEMS at wholesale
prices! College Shop 321 Washing-
ton (adv)
Boy 9 Injured in Bike-Car
Crash Three Others robed
i Four automobile acci(ents one hospital and released
Berlin Threat
of them resulting In slight injury) Lynda E Niskern 17 of Calves
to a nine-year old boy were in- ton Tex was charged with driv-
vestigated by city police Monday ing without a license following a
(Continued from page 1) '
Charges were tiled gainst one collision on Main near leth at 2:20
was one of the most significant driver I
David Ford Pon of the Rev J fir:Cr:tilt:15Z toafrrldrlieen by Leona
of the conference II took place in
a private convers4tion lest Thura-iC Ford pasior of the Stillwater Carsdriven by Verna J Webster
day at a dinner given by British'
'Gospel center 105 W Ninth sof-156 of 321 Orchard lane and James
Foreign Secretary Filwyn Liodifered a cut ott bin lower abdomen:R Weathers 53 of 113 Redwood
the sources said !when a bicycle be wag riding col-!collided shortly after 430 pm on
Gromyko's implied threat ofieif -
II d with a car driven by George Husband near Sixth Weathers was
possible new Soviet MOVVI1 in Ber-1M Roberson 60 of the ?Adam 'backing from a parking apace when
lin was disclosed at Itte same thotel the cars collided
time authoritative sourcee smut The collison happened at 7:301 A pickup truck and a station
Soviet Fremiet Nikita Khrush- pm at the interaection of Ramsey wagon collided at 10:32 cm at
he apparently hap fixed a dead- ana e
Eighth Roberson said he had West and Fifth Mary M Gore
line Ill hill "n mind for winding been going south on Ramsey and 20 of 310 Monroe was traveling
up the current tants ' i
Mopped at the intersection before south on West and Avery E
This report said Khrusbeliev the bicycle and the car collided1Wheatley 66 of it 2 was going
Las summoned the (70MMUnillt The boy was treated at Municipal east on Fift)'
'arty Central Committee for
June 24 apparently to assess We
results of this conference and to
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mit conference pe hopes will fol- Wal Pal—Pal—PAY ?at a too-big ? fbn r
low t 0101""Waehatillikli
11 amble sales me al on high becaum
Ilamblor savings ere Wimps' Drive It —the coin-
pat car with smart trim styling --enaleat to
lark —room for Bit Try remonalitpd Comfort:
indi vid will y atli tatable (roo t eats tlo I ta
New 100 Inch twANIIIms RAMBLER AMERICAN
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FORREST E BARNETT MOTORS I W lOth
OUTSTANDING JAYCEP —Wal-
ker Abrams assistant adminis-
trator of Municipal hospital was
honored over the weekend when
he was chosen one of the state's
five outstanding junior chamber
of commerce members The
award is' In recognition of out-
standing Jaycee service during a
new member's first year of mem-
bership It is based on Jaycee
servicei participation orientation
knowledge and enthusiasm Ab-
rams received his award at the
state Junior chamber of com-
merce convention at Lake Tex-
oma lodge
Kin Is Unable
To Shed Light
On 2 Killings
Fred LeCrone
Heads OEA Unit
1
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pk 1 M" 6A040o lot op
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MAY IS SATETYCHECK MONTH ey CHECKYOURCAR CHECK YOUR DRIVING
(Continued front page 1)
'for a map wearing a belt with an
ornate buckle as a prime ouspect
in the case The man about 25
appeared at the home of Jim West-
moreland a farmer about a quar-
ter of a mile from here Truitt's
taxicab with the son's botly in It
were found
Sanders said the man told West
moreland his car bad broken
down and Westmoreland gave him
a ride into Tahlequah and kt him
out at in all-night service station
"I know that his story about car
trouble wasn't trues"' the sheriff
said The suspect was describedi
ill about 6 feet tall and weighing
about 170 pounds Pe was bare'
headed wore a dark shirt jeans
and a belt with a heavy western
buckle
Fred Le Crone horticulture pro-1
fessor Monday wat elected preed-'
dent of the Oklahoma State (ad-
versity unit of the Oklahoma Edu-
cation association
Elected delegates to the 0EA1
state board of directors were Ed-1
ward C Burris vice dean of bust'
ness and Marvin Edmison te1
search foundation director with'
Glenn Rucker engineering prolesi
sor and Robert Fite arts and
sciences extension director As al-I
tonal es
Named to other offices were L
Wayne Johnson mathematics vice:
president Josephine Boller homr !
economics secretary-treasurer F
W Schroeder agriculture and
Robert Kamm arts and sciences'
dean directors
Claims on City Totaling
$17545 Ara Ordved Paid
1
Payment of a parttime payroll
and claims totalling $1754501 were
authorized Monday night by the
city commission
Accounts from which the pay
ments will coma ar general $7-
10810 streets Ind alleys 1171120
electric and power plant L143215
hutting and fishing $1180 muni-
cipal auditorium $77332 and air-
port improvement $450044
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