Stillwater Daily News-Press (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 48, No. 48, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 26, 1958 Page: 2 of 12
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Stillwater Okla March 26 1951
Bin Doengeti Bartlesville and
Tulsa car dealer and candidate tor
governor of Oklahoma today an-
nounced the appointment a Cie
Fitzgerald Stillwater attorney as
hi4 campaign manager
Fitzgerald has been terving In'
that capacity for some time Ile
Wa a kader In Sen Mike Mon-
loners campaign in MO admin-
istrative assistant to Monroney and
aided as an assistant manager In
the campaign of Sen- Robert S
Kerr
Floyd Maytubby Oklahoma City
Insurance executive and governor
of the Chickasaw Indian tribe since
3939 will be the state campaign
chairman for W P "Bill" Atkin-
son Midwest City builder and an
Other of the leading candidates for
governor
Maytubby will direct the tam-
paign from Atkinson's beadquar-
tett in the Ilisekins Hotel la Okla
koma City
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Clee Fitzg2ra1d
Is Mrin:gar
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Citbrun
Mr and Mrs Billie Carrell 121
S Knoblock at are the parents
of a son born at 732 pm Tues-
day March ZS and weighing seven
pounds four and three-fourths
ounces
Mr and Mrs Alvin Cryan 310
E 14th ave are the parents of a
daughter born at 11:31 pm Tues-
day March 23 and weighing six
pounds four and one-ball ounces
Mr and Mrs Harm Young
413 S Knoblock st are the
parents of a son born at 113 am
Wednesday' March 33 and weigh-
ing fivs pounds five ounces
Accused Burglar
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boon in the comity lall &ince SUS
day on a burglary chars was no
loosed this afternoon a $2000
rThe court clorkss office said eh
bond was posted by I 11 Kam
Wor$4y 723 S Jefferson st
Another suspoct In thit burglary
of the D&V drug slurs Sunday W
K Forguson Alis el Tulsa was
still In tha county !all
Seth VtI' rrasted In Cushing
with a largo quantity of nercotks
ellogodly takon from the store
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To Chock Trial Records
'OKLAHOMA CITY (VP)—State'
Pardon and Parole officer Camp
bell Le Fiore said today he will
check In Lc the trial records of a
75-year-old lloldenvillo man who
tontends a jury was paid to send
blin to prison for life
The convict John Moore op
before the parole hoard at
McAlester Tuesday He was sen-
tenced to lift In 3932 for the mur-
der of Tony Battik) McAlester
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Orin Series
George W Beadie:Of the biology
department chairman at California
Institute ot Technology opened bis
two-day seminar series at 4 pm
today in the classroom auditorium
on the campus In the interdeparte
mental genetics seminar Dr Bea-
die will speak on genetic problems
Tonight bo srill be guest at the
OSU Experiment Station staff din-
iner In the Student Union
SPECIAL on Easter perma-
nents! Xinyon beauty Shop 413
West 0th Phone 2450 ( ad v )
Revival Services
Revival services will be held
at the Mt Zion Baptist church
beginning today and continuing
through April 4 at I pm with
the Rev I W Alison of Idabe11
Oklahoma evangelist as speaker
Tbe Rev J A Reed pastor has
invited the general public to come
and hear him The church is locat-
ed at llth ave and Knoblock at
Peet Melte Grend Meeting
Past Noble Grand' club will
meet at 2:30 pm Thursday in thel
home of Mn Opal Powell 110
'S Lewis at
Golden Aeon Mooting
Golden Agers will meet at 1:30
pm Saturday in the high school
home economics cottage accord-
ingte Mn Viola Armstrong
Synipeolum Speaker
Dr Lets 070010 of Oklahoma
State university is one of the
principal speakers for a national
symposium on home demonstra-
tion work at East Lansing Mich
this week kIkkillan State univers-
ity is boat and all sessions are In
the Kellogg Center
1958 Pecan Show
Set for Dec 910
Tito state' s annual pecan show
will be held December 110 in
Bristow Dr Howard E Brown
president of the Oklahoma Pecan
Growers' association from Okla
horns City announced today
"This is a week later than the
show is usually held" Brown
points out Another Important
change le the show 's operation thia
year la that all exhibits entering
the state show must first be sent
to the horticulture department at
Oklahoma Sate University Still
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Confessed Killer
Pleads Innocent
LINCOLN Neb (UP)--Charles
R Starkweather IV-year-old con-
teased killer of 10 persona plead-
ed Innocent today at his arraign-
ment on two counts of fast de-
gree murder
The bandy-legged former gar
bag hauler Is charged with kill-
ing Robert Jensen 17 Bennet
'Neb on or about Jae 27 "with
premeditated malice" and while
in the perpetration of a robbery
'The red-haired teen-ager an-
swered 'I do" In a low voice
when Judge Harry A Spencer
asked If he underst oo d the
charges
MMUS — Piet of the winners of mitts at the open house
It the Chuck's Paint and Paper store 302 North Male street
30oked pleased as punch following the announcement at their !
gifts Left to right are Al Hudiburg 115 N !fester at wbseer of
a $530 paint brush Earnest Adams Adams who won
a $1130 wan brush Grace $mith 620 N Husband st free paint-
' ing or papering of one room Mn Henry Cough 002 E Virginia
four gallons of paint and Miss Charlene Wheatly 122 S
rart dr I travel case Not shown are Katie M Jerome aol
! 8 Duncan at winner of the first prize portable television set
sod Paul Hieromymous in 8 McFarland st winner et an
aluminum storm door — NEWSPRESS PHOTO
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SEIVICIS NIGHTLY AT 710
RSV II LIS LEWIS livonipoilot
Chyle os Cook Moak Director
TOD ARE INVITED
1 First Church of tho
Nazarion
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CARL POWERI Nieto
Markets
PrcLte:-Oci401
Mixed in e' ate'
OKLAHOMA CITY (UP)--Produet:
'Wheat Mo I lard 1 MAW
201 210 Frederick lie Book
Clinton El Reno Enid Hennes-
sey Kingfisher V Willem'
Yukon 217 Blackwell Mellor&
Oklahoma City UM Alva 200
Guymon Hooker 201 1
Broilers No 1 — Demand
good F00 farms Muskogee Okla-
homa City Tulsa Vinita 18
Hens No 1 — Steady VIM
7-13 Paula Valley 112 Blackwell
Shattuck I 13 Clinton Ell
City 10-13 Lawton 10-17 Watongs
12-17 Oklahoma City 11-18 Tulsa
121S
Eggs -- Slightly weaker 27-32
Paula Valley 27 Shattuck 28 Cita-
tont Enid Watongs 29 Elk City
'30 Tulsa 1 'off with Vinits
'Blackwell El Reno Lawton Okla-
homa City 32 '
Butterfat No 1 points 50
cents Clinton Elk Oty El Reno
End Lawton Paula Valley Slat-
tuck Vinita Watonga 50
Oklahoma City Livestock
OKLAHOMA CITY (UP)—Live Moek:
Cattle 1300 calves 500 fairly
active on fed steers and yearlings
Steady Cows slow Bulls stock-
ers and feeders steady Slaugh-
ter calves scarce steady to weak
Utility Ind tommercial bulls la to
21 Standard and low-good slough-
'ter calves 22 to 25 Mediunt and
good yearling stocker and light-
weight feeder steers 2250 to 25
Medium and good feeder steers 22
to 23 Good stock steer calves 26
to 23 Medium and low-good 22 to
25
Hogs SOO Barrows and gilts
steady to 50 lower at 2030 to
2350 Sows little changed Sows
300-400 lb IS to 2230 Heavier
1150 to lit
Sheep 500 'Spring slaughter
lambs steady to weak Good and
choice spring slaughter lambs un-
der 90 lb 22 to 23 Good and
choice wooled slaughter lambs 21
to 22 'Good and choice 133-1131
wooled slaughter lambs IL
MARKETS AT A GLANCE
By UNITED PRESS
Stocks lower in moderate trad-
ing Bonds irregular
US government bonds higher
In moderate trading
American stocks Irregular
Midwest stocks irregular
Cotton futures Irregularly lower
Grains in Chicago: Wheat corn
oats rye soybeans and lard fu-
tures irregular
Hogs steady to weak top 2300
cattle mostly steady to weak top
3900 vealer top 3300 sheep
steady top 2450 dressed beef
weak to 50 lower top 5000
dressed pork steady top 5200
CHICAGO (UP)—Produce:
Live poultry no tone 108000 lbs
USDA price change: Broilers or
rock fryers: White Rocks 2526
Cheese single daisies and long-
horns 3940 processed lost 3647:
Swiss Grade A 4:5 17 B 4345 C
40-42
Butter steady 1501000 lbs 93
and 93 score 56 90 score 5614 89
SCOTS $44
Eggs tasy 12200 cases white
large and mixed large extras
39 mediums 3814 standards 37
current receipts 35
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the Gulf on Wednesday night ebe wilkor Portion
of the eountry will be under Die influentv el cLi
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Jack Paar Fishesfor Praise
:
Most of Juice Is Squeezed Out
By WILLIAM EWALD
" United Pm Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK (UP)—Tbere's sot much doubt that the NBC-TV
"Jack Pair Show" has shot most of the Juice into a TV RISCO that
has seemed squeezed out and sand-dry
The Pear show has hi faults Musically It falls below the late
evening standard set by the old Steve Allen "Twilight" show with
ita very hip and swinging Bingen Steve Lawrence Eydie Gorme sod
Andy Williams It has bad its arid stretches In which nothing much
has happened at all It has bad its strained moments particularly
when Pear and his sidekick Dody
Goodman were feuding spontaneous party in your iv
And even worse it beg bad— ing room a party shot through
and still has — Its terribly em- with flavor wit and verve
' barrassing moments when guests I imagine that this "awn put
and regulars have fawned over has kept rnors people awake Jul
Pear reassuring him to the Point coffee Ile seems finally to havi
found his niche with this late eve
of nausea about his likeability and
the worth of his show r ning offering and who knows7—
Intimate and Bright with a bilk luck eventually hi
I wish Pair would atop worry-
may even drive old Charlie Char
movies
Mg and quit fishing for verbal out of butiness
pouts from his guests For the The Channel Swim: If CBS-Tr t
record hes doing fine Whorl his "Studio One" gets the gate (Aori
'
show clicks it Is TV 18 Its 111°5t I Is the decision date) its last
satisfying — Intimate bright and live play will be June 30 Mile
Off the-tufty scopes of old shows will be rut
I recall one evening on the show through the summer '
'US
In which Jonathan Winters and CBS-TVs Steel Hour' sant
Cliff ("Charlie Weaver") Arquette Armstrong Circle Theatre" ari
exchanged unpleisantries in a renewing for next 'Rayon NBC
session almost unbelievably fun- Tr "Truth or Consequences'
will announce a consequence thli
ny another In which Genevieve
Pear French vocalist pursued a Friday
protesting Gypsy Rose' Lee with Involving ' $1000000 E4
Sullivan will tine-et and Johnnl
a pair of hair clippers ho in
1--Vil -- Carson will clown at the Nations
which Ilermione Gillg°Itl and Press Club ball In Washingto
29
Hans Conned arch ied exchanged urbane
syllables and a couple of outings Jack Whitiog who is in had ti
In which Britain's Peter Ilatinov pull out of the April 27 Nsurl
spun out anecdotes in an Arnett- pee 11ansel and Greet" CBS
can accent TV hi Dow conskierint a quiz
The Past show has provided a my your lunch: as a sum
generous showcase for young mer replacement for Garr:
: comics like Mort Sehl Mill Ka- Moores morning show
men Shelley Berman Paul Lynde
II and Elaine May and Mike Nich-
I ols It also bag shown off older Hospital Notes
comics—Lou liolit" Henny Young
man Georgia 'teasel — to ad- visiting hours sew 'imi to 4 bou
I vantage 7 to 11:311 pm only
Strangely enough Pair a gift- A46010104
ed soft-sell comic sparks his Louis Young 404 N Duncan st
show best when be Plays 9treight Mrs George Collins 504 S Ileste
man for his guests Some of hilst4 Mrs Glen Jones 313 S Jet
show's most engaging moments ferson Mrs Alvin Croan 3104 E
let 'M
have occurred when Pair just sat ave Walter Hackney 905
back and set up a hustings for W Ilth arc: M rt Harvey lifoung
Winters Jim Backus Minnie 4131-4 S Knoblock at Dianiti
Pearl and Robert Briscoe former Duerr 1123 College ave Mrs A
mayor of Dublin ' K Vandort 811 W Ilth ave Frei
Pretended Embarrassment Mullendore 1123 Lewis it
About the only regular among Dismissals-
Fiat's stable that I rem un unen- Michael Terry 12 Hallo Ve
thused about Is Elsa Maxwell village am Fry not & malt
who appears each Tuesday to it Earl Starling Chandler: Mrs
gush about the Duke and Duchess Jackson Dudley 1313 N Ilusbak
of Something or Other She It James A Percher 1316 Ches
strikes me as a kind of elderly ter st Mrs Sandord Allen IX S
overfed Elvis presley gyrating Husband et Mn Lewis Leisher
her mental pelvis with calculated Rt 2 Mrs" Paul Wilber 130 S
exuberance 'while Pear prettods Dtmean st: Mrs Bob Allen 32
shock and embarrassment N Husband it: Marilyn Baugh
She attacks obvious sitting Murray ball Mrs Earl Adkins
ducks like Jayne Mansfield andillt 1
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Linda Christian oblivious to the - ---- - ------ —
fact that the members of the In-
ternstional silly set she toadies WI
belong to an even more absurd '
branch of humanity For g
1 But to set back to Pair and
his show: despite its deficiencies '
It remains the timid fascinating at
program on the inagic lantern At '
Its best It's a little like havidg
a spontaneous party in your Be-
ing room a party shot through
with flavor wit and verve
I imagine that this season Pair
has kept more people awake than
coffee Ile seems finally to have
found his niche with this late eve-
ning offering and who knows7—
with a little luck eventually be
may even drive old Charlie Chan
movies out of Mildness
The Channel Swim: If CBS-TV's
"Studio One" gets the gate (AVM
I is the decision date) ha last
live play will be June 30 Kine-
scopes of old shows will 14 run
through the summer '
CBS-Trs 'US Steel hour' sand
"Armstrong Circle Theatre" are
renewing for next 'Rayon NBC-
'nes "Truth or Consequences"
will announce a consequence this
Friday involving 21090000 Edl
Sullivan will tffitte and Johnny
Carson will clown at the National
Press Club ball in Washington
Mirth 29
Jack Whiting vtho is Ill bad to
pull out of the April 27 Nsuri
pee 11ansel and Greet" CBS-
TV ii now coneklering a quiz
"Play Your Munch" as a sum-
mer replacement for Carry
Moores morning show
Visiting boors r 2:34 to 4 id
7 to 11:311 pm only
Aston isoloos
Louis Young 404 N Duncan it
Mrs George Collins 504 8 Hester
it Mrs Glen Jones 313 S Jef-
ferson Mrs Alvin Croan 3104 E
let It ave Walter Hackney 9054
W ilth ave: Mrs Harvey lifoung
4134 8 Knoblock it Dianrie
Duerr 1123 College ave Mrs A
K Vandort 811 W Ilth eve Fred
Mullendore 1123 Lewis it
Dismhsalik
Michael Terry 12 Hallo Vet
village 0 M Fry 1301 & Main
it Earl Starling Chandler Mrs
Jackson Dudley 1313 N Husband
at James A Percher 1316 Ches-
ter at Mn Sandord Allen IX S
Husband et Mn Lewis Leisher
RI 2 Mrs" Paul Wilber 130 S
Dtmcan el Mrs Bob Allen 225
N Husband et: Marilyn Baugh
Murray ball Mn Earl Adkins
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cipitatiee will he limited to the northeastern and
'southeastern corners of the nation where some
Asht :tele pe
say be tted stel the Rockies
where dieWert will se rer Is the Wiry' while
'awns! win pal trot the hitter Ins-
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gale Witless' light rats is seheduled
let the sartters Pacific roast as moist air
same Abed frees the °etas behind the frontal
011ie width will Re across the Pacific North-
westo—IIMED ' PRESS TELEPHOTO
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Burglars apparently amateurs
looted the safe of the Ingham
lumber company In Yale Tuesday
night and took over WO in cash
the sheriffs office announced to-
day Deputy Sheriff Glen Shirley said
Ma burglars used only the 'ma-
terials at band to pry oft aa
aluminum window at th building
and then took the MOW y from the'
unlocked safe is the front of the
building
Shirley said that although thu
pry :narks on the Winder indicat 1
ed amateurs commhted the crime
they were In oo burry about getting
sway After taking the depoait sack !
containing the money from the
sale they returned to th4 mai !
agers office and spread tho sack's
tontent" out on the manager's!'
desk and picked out the cash
leaving checks and other papers
Lumber yard officials said the
Lot mostly In change totaled
113150
Here by Scientist
(Continued from page 1)
With his son Norton who la la
the Harvard Russian Reattirch
tenter be visited three uni-
versities three engineering col-
leges a specialized engineering col-
lege a techakal school a teachers
college and grade and high schools 'v
In live Russian cities They travel-
ed a total of about 11000
The younger Dodge speaks Rus-
sian fluently so 'they were able to
travel much of the time without!
escort and get first hand views!
on bow the Russians feel andt
think One of the high points vast
I visit to the "New University of
Moscow" main building of the 171
on the campui and with 8000 in-I
dividual student living rooms each
pair baying a private bath and a
telephone
TR physics building according
to Dr Dodge is as large as eight
or ten average buildings on one
of our eampuses but it has to be
large since they have 2000 physics
majors This university is entirely
devoted to the fields of science
be 'Sys
Ile says also that In the "ten-
year school" Russian students
study physics for five years chem-1
istry for four biology for six and
mathematics through trigonometry!
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The dynamic author and radio
commentator Richard Evans IshO
spoke to 300 men el the inter-1
fraternity council at Oklahoma
Stet University Theaday night in
the Rodent Video belleoesn ad-
vised them to take the "timewl
test
'Look 30 years ahead he said
"Decide what you wait to be PI
the price and be what you witnt
te be"
Ile went on to say that masts
span on earth Is 25000 days or
ever 000000 hours that life moves
swiftly and there ilHi time for
anithinit shoddy --jmly time for
the best
Al outstanding religious worker
'Evans listed several key factors
tor a successful life such as
participation a sense of balance
and a sena of itimikty Me also
compared lilt to a cafeteria line
where by the time one bas reach
ed the end of the line he witibeti
he bad selected something else
"In life this is mot possible" be
Weather
OKLAHOMA — Partly tioudy
tonight and in the east portion
Thursday) ' Increasing tiondiness
west Thursday with a chance of
showers late in the day Lows to-
night 301 Highs Thursday 85 to
83 Party cloudy anti tOol
day 1 !
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Official weather Mit from the
ARM meteorology depannient for
the 24 hour period ending at 7 I m
Mal temperature 48 at 4 pm
Sta temperature 34 at 7sm
Relative humidity' at I cm 18
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scrams' touch to our careers and
to our daily living is asavoilal be
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