The Stillwater Gazette (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, September 17, 1954 Page: 5 of 8
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Almost 600 Rushees Receive Pledge Ribbons
Almost COO rushees leeeivedJo Ann Hart Fnd- Barbara Hager
pledge ribbons fiom A&M col- T J°nM’ °kUhonia gTIIUATIl
lire’s nine soionties and 20 fia- l’at Mt William cioua n Mex- k C f ft I ' " ' V 1 4 stuvvater okiahoma
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of the laigest pre-school social
Dili’s In the school’s histoiy
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lie Thomason Bui linptmi John Hee -
oi Casluon Joe Bewart Oklahoma
ilj J-ied Mai si all Tul-a
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Bob C uiiimuiRs John
k laiemore John Rcgne Cu
j uira iL 1 n 'KaU- -llntn Mi-
BETA THETA PI Pluiner Oklahoma City
I Bill Holiomb Randall Care Bus KAPPA DELTA
bi w Dean Ruth Lind Bill lhompsnn! Joy Austin Oklahoma Citv Ear
tuthrjj I arrv Gusnam Jonesboro ibdr Allen Ardmore Marilyn Ion
A'k Boyd Whitlock Kayy City Donllst Oklahoma City Dorothy Corn
( helf Kreinlm J R Moomau Man-Iulsai Peggy Goolsby ldabel Ltnore
turn Allen Gray Kenton Kan TedulllaS Tulaa
Inffy Dave Shapaid Wm Rost ne Marilvn Reed Bartlesville Rarhel
)ien Gerald Ashby Oklahoma Cilv 'Robinarn Duncan bu Ann Ric Tub
i Bernadbii
parold Seals Bill Ray bum Pauls Val
ty Vernon Godbeheie Ptioenix Aru
ib Pickens Vic Webber Iew
loud Joe Bairy Cannon Pom a Cttv
isnk Giethart Don Day) Si pulps
oh lariabee Gene Patton Bob Hill
lithaid Eox Burris DeBenning JStill
kalcr Bill Kennedy Tulsa
DELIA TAU DELIA
I Johnnv DeHart Ardmore- May Jor-
(n lairyieyy Don Pine Okmul-
KAPPA ALPHA
Lai A Tavlor Don Kirnar Altus
rl Pugh Jr Cushing Zan Nelson
MiMuitiev Cherokee
Palrii la
Tulsa
iramer Kansas City Mo Jo Bo 'Barbara Beasnn Cushing Ardyth
unnon Rggi Hall Oklahoma iHatiher Watonga Jarre Hughes lul
ity Tom Coffey Shawnee Raymondsa Jaunita Louvies Tulsa
mth StlllwiHr Peiry Butcher Nancey Newton Cushing Sue Noel
loodwSBid I Clinton Marjorie Bandeiaoo StiUwa
KAPPA SIGMA Iter Barbaia blunkard Tulsa bhirlev
Bob Tale Fanfax Xarry Null Ho- Rltlhe5' Tulsa Carol Tribbey Tahle-
lut John Foloman Kingfisher Don Ruah
$n dwell Georg Cannon Ronald Me- Gelore Tipton Davis Dolores Jen-
Ifie Chester Jones Oklahoma Cilv ''ngs fealenni N J Jacqu Potndex -
laiold Reheiman Okaithe BiUG Carol Morris Jams Murphy Ok-
(ante Okmulgee Can Iiowbridge 1hom City Shirley Mason Perry
tonia City Jay Ownbv Shawnee trlena O Hern Henneasy Jnet
5i o Graham Don Wooayard Sttllwa Marilyn Van BRkle Valeria Van
ler Phillip Cair Jerry Crewson Bob 'Mtkle Tulsa
lupper Lvnn Lugeanbeal Jiin Mor-I CHI OMEGA
in Ronnie Tiue DeRoy Weeks Tul- Annelt Butlor Pauls Valiev Ruth
I ambua chi ai pha
Jaki -Clilt Don Vance Ard-
noie Don thildeis Odessa Texas
Cdwaid Dolezal Ferry: Ken Parks
Ikiatook Poyd Chambers Stillwater
Hubbard Dale Neff Jim Hudson
iilsa
PHI DEITA THF1A
Bub Frantz James Howard Jr
told rLou Adams Guymon Tom
Irook Tucker Moore Muskogee
lordnn' Alford Bill T I o n n I e r
IrAleslei Larrv Mdlei Oklahoms
jty Charles ’Bo' Evans Okmulgee
ilex Stulket Pond Cik Bob Cave
(enm Hynn Richard Pu kett Tl
iupav SUllwater Joe Boucher Ed-
it Endaiott Bob Ci a ford Phil
'laik leslie Brown Pave Lasn Jack
iibson Bruie Orvis Tulsa
Vraid Kennedy Ted Barron Mel-
in Douglas Bioken Arrow Don
ue Jackie Gambhn Duncan Wade
I Baldwin Eikiatook Wairtn James
levins StiUvsaler
PI KAPPA AI PH A
Jerrv Bell Bobbv Pare Antler'
k-n McConnell Penv Lane Cush-
Bob Parker Enid Don M
Bert Woodward
Uiih Rmg wood Bert woodwrd
' iBMAimmnoN
javk smuh j ( rpenter
kaun Lrrv McGuire Hobart Hk Wlnona
Wold Kirkwood Mo Keith lm'ljatobus
Lad - Marshall E rank R Slohn ’t0DUS'
lead
'XT Fr?nV Nelson Don Walker
ahn Swanson Oklahoma City Larry
fcrrett Ponca City Jon Marahall
iivwell' N Mex John Caywood
liinsm T ’ Stewait Barry Thomas
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Saw nee Jim Gordon James Rtig
r J C McClain Btillwater
hailes Furguson Texarkana Texas
nrest Campbell John Jacob Wllln
Bnnth Texarkana Aik Paul Cope
ind C F Miller Barney J-owe Man
in foquire Tulsa Pet Byers Jack
lilpepper Wagoner Howard Wolf
lynneood
SIGMA CHI
Tommy Cotner Altus '
i Aidmoie Joe Dobbs Duk Ebiey
orlle&Oille John R Gould Vir-
ile Gould Cushing Grv Eos
Bob Crandall Enid Howard
oor Guthrie w“rT“0JwiTaVVan"a Durtey PonCu":
linitreSenJerry ErJln Marl HaHira Henryetfa Anita -
w Fvans ChasUinpktahomcCUy 1im Br
LDvoracek TVr’ry ' Dvi' Brent' McGaugh Stillwater
nwid John McKav Ron- Smith Oklahoma Citv
lerakl Smith Don Smith NT 1 Sparks sue Nelaon Muskogee Patty McCoy
r Maivm Wood Tulsa Eod Gouk1lfnla- Carroil Noake Stillwater bae
kindward (Robcrtaon Baitiesville Sara Jones
SIGMA NU 'Ponra Citv Rosemarv Mahaffey Enid
John Iman Ardmore Richard Cra- Karen Oldfield Oklahoma City Norma
ler Bob Thoma Bartlesville J°iParaona Tulsa Ginger Parsons La
Ijers BilUnga Bob James guna Beach Calif Judv Patton Chfr
fV
ions
1 heeler
Jaik Slaughter Jmnnv Rmi-
F1 Reno Paul Dav Ron
Erud Bill Bartlett Holden
111- Iemsn Vsnderburg Wirt Cm
IcAle'les Bill Folll Miami: J o
'avanaugh Don RemingUin Ted Erl
111 Oklahoma City Drew Paris Pen-
'cilv Phil Lackey Sand Spring'
Ion Riadley Sapulpa Bill Bernhardt )
(on Garner Phil Kmvon Dvd
tale' Bob Jones Jon Trumbl Sttl -
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riiiigiu —
lama Tulsa Tommy Clanton Vim-i
p HIGMA PHI FPSHON
Mikfl Ballard Jon Svsns Anger
heling Jav Garrison Ronnie Hall
Eon Webster Bartlesville Charles
lieirman Dewev Jim Nuholaa Rnv
Gib’ Ramev Enid Bob Crancer
iev'lone Jim P Carr Kermil C aik
errv Kamm Bob Thonni Oklano
sa Citv Jerrv Swait Pei rv Ervin
Ihull Shawnee Jame Dale Thorne
lltllwalei Wavn Margie Jim Mans--V-ld
Garv Miller Tulsa Max Good
n’ Watikomia
TAU KAPPA EPSItON
1 Arihie Hale Buffalo Five Moody
Wiyork
Ik krey MiSSI's Nm Foeu J'mime public here Is invited to submit
C HenderMin ’Oklahoma Citv Bute
t Chism Bob Durkee Tulsa
ALPHA (HI OMEGA
Pal Brown Chiikasha1 Janet - ue
iiiselt Oklahom Citv: Kathy
tales htild Kal (raves SUllwater
telly Fritz TuR-al Ehirlev Glass New-
Hi K Nancv Haves hapulp
Lila Haves Mabel: Madslvn Holler
“leveland Baibara Hines Oklahoma
Jlly Jovi Hill Oklahoma City Sar
fan Bell Blaikwtll Him Clarke
klabrl Ann Underwood Ferry Svl
na F'dherlaod Oklahoma City Br-
iara Well' Seminole
ZETA TAU AI PHA
EvaHn Adams Oklahom Cilv Car
111 n Davis Oklahom Cilv: Han tel!
ioile Ada: Catheiln CrBin Oklalo-
ai citv Karla Crawford Hanger V li
(lean Glennv Blackwell- Nancy Cam
f liver Newklik- Mary Bartier Okla
mm Citv Maiilvn Babb Poteau
lorolhv Coate Pom a Citv
Robert Elliott Peirv Sandi Fil-
h'an 1 aw ton Jean Hama Ervor
Ilian shwab Ardmore Carolvn
Poeck Oklahoma Citv Ptie Shin
it v Okmuliee: Judv Vos Oklahom
’ Namy Hill
nominations Tbe blanks may be
obtained fiom Dr Buel Staton J
C awards chaliman 617 1 S Main
Each year nationally piominent
individuals acting as Judges select
ten outstanding young men be-
tween the ages of 21 and 35 fiom
nominations presented by the pub-
r lie Uade associations leadeis of
r'mtVr Jidbei HudeC’ Tula5 GUd I business and industry educational
iTaroivn Moiieit chiekavha: Patsy organizations and other gioups
( slterson Blackwell Jan Thomas
Stillwater Man Is
Honorary Colonel
Safety Commissioner L F-
"Chub” Bellattl of SUllwater was
among 33 state officials pinned
Tuesday with the title of honoiary
colonel by Gov Johnston Muiray
at Oklahoma City
Murray himself was pinned on
his back at the Mansion recover-
a viius Infection His
secretary Mis Clarabtlle Smith
said she took the commissions Into
him ard put them on a caid table
by his bed to sign
Mrs Smith said Murray Is hand-
ing out the commissions to those
who “have done something to help
' France Gam the state during his adminirtra-
rnn Enid: Barbara Hulsapple TiiLtlon” Many Other Will S00U b(
n ’ Hem mile (Uvman Oklahoma ionoie(L
Cllyj Judy Ixiveli BkitlesviUvl fcut on Jieu
Cilv Peyg Wegle Tuls
Lui’huU Howe Oklahom Citv: Ruth
Jorgermnn Oklahom Citv: Jar Rhv
an '5 la Rnlterla Reildick Oklaho- )ng fiom
m Cilv Sylvia Revnnld Oklahom
( lly- 'Ann ‘UJiek Bartlcville Pat
Tavkir Harrison Ala Jajna Whltien
' Oklahoni (Itv
PI BETA PHI
I Jove Barber Henn"v: Barbara
Blrkhcad Shawnee: Rosella ( ajrev
uthS" Ethyl ( Ollln MrAlet'er: Cyn-
thta Cairoll Tut John Bret ken
rldne Dklahum City: Nn Davi Ok-
)(4honia Citv
Dorothy Ruth Gape SUllwater Marv
Frances Gam
srr
Oklahoma
Me William Clou N Mex
CD"V ?arbar Munav Tishomingo
r VLie s u
'jh-rP Oklahoma City Parbaia Smith
Ai i1eUhia Ark Sue Vaughan Bn
lfoe exAf'’ T' iKikrr Aim Marv
u “nlU Kay Strain Ciare
I Ml TA 7ETA
Pat Dairy Bteily lan bert lens
Tonini Judy (oom? Okiatioma' City
Maiian Iglehait Plague Mama lee
HShes Oklahoma Cilv Sue Maritl
Battles ill Anita Uemei Oklahoma
ICitv tiherry Sto hr June Stout ties
if’rnl Gloria Taylor Clinton Martha
White Baitiesville
Sal t is v lilt Karen Stele hen r
a Citv Helen Sanford smi
sa Bernadln Williams Tulsa Bar
bara Hancock Oklahoma City Mau
rene Johnson Guttuie
Jean Martin Ponca Citv Jacki Mer-
chant Fampa Jaikie Walaiin MrAles
ter Ann Ebersole Muskogee Nancv
Douglas Stillwater Kay tally Ponca
City Kay Blanche Hamra Henryetta
ALPHA DELIA PI
Pat Eyrd Okiahmn citv Pat Eon-
Mlht t:k'fb1m‘a rv Lo'lls
Hobbs Oklahoma City Marianna Her
ton Tulsa Paisv Hedges
Judy Laub Okmulgee
LJoifc Kennev iuUa:
Area Daus Kay Harrow!
Lushing
Campbell Stillwater Anita Croman
Muakogea Barbara Cummings Julsa
Myra Eretwell Drumnght Kay Choi
ston El Reno Mary Ann btamin
Guymon Pat Carlson Caracas Vene
zueia Shu ley Comstock Bartlesville
huv Emmitt Ponca City Kathy Hayes
Inie Segner Llndv Moore Tulaa jimav
bandusky Kingfisher Shirley Marh
Winfield Donn Smith Belvidere
Bartlesville Nancv Harrison Hugo
Marsha Huffman Oklahoma City
Ailene Imboden El Reno Rose Anni
Jefferson Cushing Judy Luttretl Ja Wajne Franklin R F Stathum
Henry Ford Price Hixson Frank
Schroeder E V Raper Earnest TormoJ Pnco
Frick Robert Matheny Gerald Cox' I CI lllwvJ I UIjG
and Oival Simmons J OKLAHOMA CITY Sept 15 —
Community No 2 Bruce Saun-iiP)— a repoit that Oklahoma A&M
der Charles Muiphy Lawrence College was the first major Okla-
McGuar Francis McKaughan N Ihoma school to admit Negro fresh
111 Marlene Percer Tulsa Cljdella
blienner Guynum
Norma Sue Rayburn Paul Valley
Jove Kay Hill Kingfisher Arline
Hendilcks Oklahoma City Jan Leigh-
Housion Texas Marv Jane Me-
ton
Dowell Oklahoma City Beth Roche
w'&fSrd'’ r” wrik" Ei!
Virginia Sue Smith Stillwater
Ann Vise Tulsa
KAPPA AI PHA THETA
PhvUls Bradbury Collinsville
Ivn Buich Stillw
Oklahoma City
Wyo Betty Crandall
aterT Loraiyii' Botnar
nVnCJudv0CronilPeii'
Donn CdTdona Tulb jmaimui nnmctu imiunf miucuu avic -
Eeth Fisher Bhieveport Ls lQjaln H Furman and Ellis Al -
Tony den l md" j bnson
ipy Hams El Reno judv Ham Community No 4 J B Rodg-
Wi Johnson Stillwater Barbara ' Chester - -- '-'- " -11--
Aio’'’'
Oklahoma City Glenda MuUinax Gulh
ne Janet Palmer Oklahoma City
Ruth Nell Ramsv Holdenville Sandia
Price Bartlesville Ann Osborne Per-
iyton Texas Jackie Lmd'av Enid
Betty Frames Ludeman Tcuneisee
June Reel Okmulgee Ann Wendel
Judv Johnson Roosevelt Sue Maik
A Whitten Ksy Stoll Connie Sue
Williamson Oklahoma City
KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA
Carol Lee Caldwell Tulaa Ann Bow
Oklahom City Joam Byers
'Tulsa Sue Janet Brownlow Bailies
jvllle Elam Cupp Oklahoma City
Lounora CosUlow Lawton Ann Da-
vis Tulaa Nancy Jo B'nnett Okla-
homa Citv
Marv Jo Bandelier Stillwater Jan-
et Cleriro Baitiesville Joy Collins
J’lStillwater ( arol Cooper Houvlon
oket Curkittii Polk Tulsa
Iscott Okmulgee Jan Smith Hem
ninna War btillwater Helen Ann Ril -
lev Muskogee Twyla Williams Mill
water Gayle WiUiame Bartlesville
Phyllis Wright Oklahom City
I n
Begins
Seaich for one of the nation's 10
outstanding young men was begun
For Top Men
Wednesday heie accoiding to
Chaihe Velch piesidtnt of tlie
Stillwater junior chamber of com-
merce
ASC Reports
Election Group
Names Listed
Community election committee
u
members conducting the election
o! community committeemen
al
ternates delegate and alternate to
the county contention have been
announced by Don Clarke man-
ager of the county ASC office
The membeis weie selected by
a county election boaid in accoid-
ance with legulations established
by the Recietaiy of Agiicultuie
The community election boaid
in turn nominated 10 men to fill
rounty offices according to Clarke
Additional nominations may be
made with petition signed by 10
or moie of the toters and filed
with the chan man of the commu-
nity election board not later than
Sept 16 Ballots will be mailed
to eligible farmers on Sept 24 and
the vote will be counted Oct 1
Community election committee
I1’ ‘
der C C Riggins Community NO
U Oscar Amev Milton Bethards
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Don Fieher Community No S
QiaileR R Brown Leo Boyd Joe
T t
Ross Community No 4 C 1 i f f
Williams Russell Lew alien Walt-
er Bndenstine Community No 5
Bob Hudgens O C Townsdin John
Rmgwald Community No 6 Tony
Wells D H Fisher and Marcus
Stephen'
Candidates nominated for elec-
tion follow: Community No
C Kilby Walter Rossander CTifjmen Wednesday drew contrary
foi d McKftUghai) Guv Bull&rd Al- comment from Other School offl-
len Dean and David Hesser
Communitv No 3 Lester Oys-
ify Virgil Lyle Leo Bovd Kenneth
Bi’lyeu Gene Pulley Walter Trout -
ima'man Kenneth Harting William Me-
1 Harvey Reynolds Bill Watkins Joe
jy freeman and Cleo
Sylvester
Community No 5 O K Edmond-
son Kenneth Nelson Palmer Sad-
ler’ Verlin Nelson Wilbur McGuire
Vet lin Fulton Sam Lee John Court-
light W W Wnght and Geoige cton Negio University
Jacob
Community No 6 Gene Fillmon
Ivan Blair John Liston Dale Car-
other Lee Ray Stiles Leslie Hold-
erread Louis Guest T J Well
'Duk Kiikpatrick and G E Crouse
D-rlgAimAPI
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1 M 1 V 1 WIIWIIIIVII
To Use Range
In A&M Course
Completion of the l if le and pistol
lange at Sanboin lake i under
n pieparation lor lU use
v-jThulSday by the group Of Stale
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highway patrolmen in a training
course at Oklahoma A&M college
Other patrol gioups will use It
later
Dirt woik on the ianpe has been var'
finished A woik detail of Izaak
Walton league membeis for 5 o’-
clock Tuesday afternoon to eiect
taiget flames was called Monday
She sang with the Aikansawyers'of sulttater touncl
over WKY Oklahoma City for
several years Later she 'ang
(niKht by Chailes A Rennison San- Mmi Lindsev’s band amongtp
1)0111 chapter pusident others and achieved notice through- QVIIG 5 rO! I HlV
Proposal to extend the length ou e state as a radio enteitain- J
of the tange by filling in an aiea'er
Survivors include her paients a
lake was made at tlie Ikes’ meet-Uoni a granddaughter Sherrie Lou1
ing T he pioposal will be studied Perkins and a sister Mis Bill WD
Rennison named a committee to 'Muiphy of Oklahoma Civ
&bout 30 jaids long In Sanboin
set a date and plan the piogiam
for tlie annual faimeis dinner at
Sanborn chapter clubhouse in
October On the committee aie
E E Vincent Tom Lee and Jatk
Taylor
The Ikes voted to lecommcnd
to tlie city of Stillwater that the
load running tastwaid fiom the
anpoit corner be opened so that
tiaffic could cioss the north paitjfour years in Russian prisons was
of Boomer lake This would neces-jslightlv injuied in a thiee automo-)
sitate eiecLon of a brtdge
Tlie question of feeding fish in
Boomer lake was discussed by the
Ikes It was feaied that the food
supply is scare due to the abnor-
mally low water The state game
and fish department will be asked
to Investigate and make recom-
mendations For entertainment Monday night zone abJie serving with a U S mil-
the Ikes heard a talk by Dr H I
Featherly on hls tup recently to
Euiope where he attended the In-
ternational botanical congiess an
event held every five ycaia He
showed pictuies taken on his tiip
chiefly of tlie botanical gardens
in Paris and London
Two other pictures shown to the
Ikes included one of tlie kids’ fish-
ing dei by last August at Sanboin
lake and a noithwoods boating
picture
Elmer Town&tnd announced a
mertmq of the Oklahoma Outdoor
'’Onnciljn OKI ihoma Citv Keptem
ber 25 and 26 Tlie state division
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1 KNEED ADVERTISING?— A Brooklyn N V advertising man
could make all types of previous advertising gimmick obsolete
if he has his wsy He’s willing to pay the city transit system a
huge sum if they’ll let him place his beautiful customer eome-ona
en the subwavs In a test run Anne Malloy left end Jan Marilyn
provide the ad space The ad man says he has 400 girls ready to
promote the wares of some 40 clients
Dr John E Fellows dean of
admissions at the University of
Oklahoma said a Negro enrolled
i
'veisity for the 1952 fall term a U nvan manager
fthey have been enrolling smcea'ety councii
that time in pharmacy and engin- Eastman spoke Monday at the
for first year courses at the uni-
eerlng ” j Junior chamoer of commeicel Lions also heard Paul Buich dis-
M A Nash chancellor of UiejiunCheon meeting wheie he pie-'cuss aspect of his tup to the In-
Oklahoma tegents for higher edu -
cation sa d "I don’t think it is any-tw0 council first place aw aid for
i thing new ’’ He explained that all Safety organization and recoids of
state colleges and universities weiej accidents This was the fust time1
permitted by a 1949 state law to the Jajcee gioup had been host
'admit Negroes to courses In spec- to the annual presentation
ialized fieldsnot available at Lang-j before presenting the awaid
yWoman Is Killed
In Auio Smashup
Former radio singer Mr Lou-
venla Peart Perkin Loveland 39
venia eau rertun ixtvetanti
115 -N Main was found Ofad
Tuesday morning after she crash -
ed into a fridge abutment two
miles east of SUllwater
Funeral arrangement will be
announced by Strode
The daughter of Mr
Albert Lawson 115
on her way home to
!flnV 'drummer" with MiTau-
1‘ffe’a hand Tulsa and athiee
Lffe s band at Tulsa and a thiee-
iQr
irg at Stillwater for the past six
charge of the Murphvi
rv
In
apartment She was giaduated
from Agia hivh school
A brother preceded her ln death
Homer H Cox
Slightly Hurt j
OKLAHOMA CITY Kept 15 —
UP —Homer H Cox 33 j e ar-old
Oklahoma City soldier who spent
bile collision near here ueTsday !
C McBrtde Inc °n '1T'Patb''1c aod 000
Isistent help Within a few months
HD (JT)— Sylvia M Foibls to'he ctrscover the pleasuie of
released Highwav patiolman Bill jog Taylor & Bessie L21 22 reading and there will be no ques-
Lancaster said Cox's car collided B2o H ghland Add Cush' iUon of hia being labeled “stupid’’
with two others at the Newcastlel (jx)ji0mer W Fitzgerald Th c0umn P°nared the
Brtdge southwest of heie I& Juanila t0 ‘L Eden g Interest of better health by Payne
Cox was released by Russia Lillian F L28 29 30 E4 Odom’s tountP Tuberculosis asMiriation)
December He was lmpiisoned aft-
er he wandeied into tlie Russian
itary police unit in East Beilin
Sheep SOS
WARREN R I Sept 15— W-
The Mas'asoit Historical Society
of Warren appealed for the loan
of four sheep to cut the grass at
this old colonial village’s north bur-
lal ground
of the league will hold Its Septem-
ber nierUng next Sunday ln Tulsa
the date having been changed bas bwn discoveied ln a 17lh cen-
fiom September 26 to the 19th
Next Monday niqht the Sanborn
Ikes will have a training course
in mral fue f'ghtmg
Sue
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Siillvater Heeds
More Policemen
Safely Head Says
gmiwater needs
laiger police
f0ice and more patiol vehicles to
Randle the Increasing volume o
tiaffic accoiding to Bob East -
of the OklalKiina
Ved Mayor A B Alcott with
Eastman pointed out the city
police force was inadequately
staffed and short of patrol cars
He also suggested a merit system
and Increased pav for officeis
Tive SUllwater police force of
men wm nine tort of the nattonal
average of 28 for riLes in Still-
water'! population class he said
Eastman added that the shortage!
h in
I dC moie th u 1 J
creRfie 0j population dining school'
( Axiur 0i!el
si itkibnma aim coiieid
teims at Oklahoma A&M college
He pointed out Stillwater had1
j ne ulIl fnuiWOiri B1U
two poliCe cais and a motorcycle
'when the populaUon was 10 000 andj
— J
stressed ‘e reP°lt- mft(!e Iomj
! ccmpai Ison with 528 cities ln Still-
v Hnitiwii tn
water's class was designed to with oversized classes reading 'Hlcakley Pawnee W’arner Me
point out the faults so iemedial'titfectj m&y pct be noticed inl’u‘Ia kedee V C Coward E
'steps fan be taken jelass but theie are several signs1- Helso J H Ritchie Cleveland
r Present -at -Ul-e n'eeUn ele Wnts can watch for If a child! Saturday Sept 25 will be chil-
“Chub” BellatU state safety moves s ’liDs” while reading ai -
Pohfe ai rf Homer wavs follows w ords with his finV
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reading
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to” "the" oculist' for " a
examination comes
defect” his 'difficulty' may' be the
(JT1— Janes S Nevin &'rult of an emotional or phvsica!
Thoia K to R D Patton & Mai - °Pt in hls flv achool rars-
BoughU)n police Capt Gien Shir -
hey ard DeWitt Hunt chairman
garet A L7 Bl Arnold Heights broken home deaU In the family
Add SLllw McFailand Acies Sub- changng acbool or a serious
div of NW 22 19 2E (illness Or he may have been
O&GL— Oliver H Kinzie & Marylforc‘d lparn read 100 paily
Phyllis to Thomas E Dutton & ind ou thple hs a reading
John D Dutton NE 34 18 4E
O&GL— Geoige Caiothns
s“’eVw 'l0 18 4E'
oiGGeoige T Norton &
““0‘&GD-Viola ‘ Mason' Dale
on & Betty jeanne to W C Me-
Add Cush
WD— Joe A Taylor & Bessie to
Sylvia M Forbis S 10’ of L4 all
L5 Andie w W Little's Subdiv of
L8 to 12 tncl B15 O T Curb
WD (JT)— Joe F Ryan et al to
Otis B Reed & Saiah E Suiface
onJy Uact cf land )n EW 34 ia 5E
Old Art
JAMESTOWN R I Sept 15-
Ifl— A colonial painting depicting
the famous scene of William Penn
signing a treaty with Indian chieli
tuiy house Tlie paintirg was hld-
den beneath thiee layeis of wall-' A 1 000 - pound basking shaik was
pinir In the Gieene fairn house'eaught dining June off Point Ju-
biult ln 1672 Jdith Thu big fish was 11 ftt t long i
STU WATER OKI AHOM A
Gaielfe 5
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 17 1151
Only Two Fisii
In Carp Derby
lnteicst lagged or luck was low
in the caip deibv at Lake Call
Blackwell last week with only two
fish reported in the contest for
three weekly prizes
Call Jarrett of Oklahoma City
took both places with carp weigh-
ing 31 and 2" pounds
The pures weie offered bv Hull
Motor company This week Hamil-
ton's 6poit shop will provide the
prizes
Lead in the summer long con
test for the bgigest caip is held
bv Cowboy Linder of Oklahomv
City with a fish weighing !
pounds For seveial weeks Leigh
ton Stich SUllwater led with a
caip weighing 8's pounds
The contest will be dosed Sep-
tember 26 The largest carp caught
will win a cash pure The amount
of the cash has not been deter-
mined Shelby Wright committee
member lepoited to Sanboin
chapter Izaak Wallon League of
America Monday night that he
would round up the ticket books
held by a scoie of etoies and per-
sons to determine how many 50
cent tickets had been old
Lions Club Hears
Report on 4-H
Stillwatei ’ Lions heard leports
both on local 4H club woik and I
their national convention in
- defenses and fortresses at Amoy
varied progiam at the civic clubsijust ofr QUemoy
lfgular Tuesday meetrg
Bienda Adams end Beinaid
Snufc lepiesenlatives of the
Northside 4 H club appealed before
the gioup and discussed the woik
of their oiganizatlon "1 hey ex-
Prtssed enthusiasm over their
pioject woik the contests and the
mertiras et county and state fairs
bv local voung people
J Membe’s of the club weie utged
to visit the Pavne county fair end
inspect the range of woik coveted
ternational convention In New
y0Tr
GupJt Bt thf meeting included
Har ' Van norn and Dr John
BetJon
Health for All
They Call Me Stupid
Billy doesn't want to go
to
hool He goes off on a bright
g ber mornlng dlgfd by
oWr lfcte proteating all tle
Once he geU there he may
not suv
Hi excuse “They call me stu-
b10
Bjly fin altracuvei lively)
ht fw two vear in'
j h ’ fp 1(t hf lg a fftl)ure at
k thousands
oooa woik iwit me uiuuaiuo
Recognizing the pioblem is half
battle Because of busy teach-
j j
'” bolda the' book excepUonaHy1 JucKlnK sbeep hogs
jclose lnslsts he ha(fs fadiny Jhorses will begin at 9 00 am
concentrates on comics lisps or Thutsday On Frtday stauting at
be lp81ned bv n intelligent adult
Ther ls niuoh 5°u caD do on Jour
Mas-Iadvlf on helping him Most
remedial reading techniques can
ofhddiess
The chuich ls now at lb04 Per-
Changes Name Address
Faith Revival Center which hai
been located the past tight months
at 605 Lewis announces a change
kirs Rond and will operate undei
the title of Faith Tabtinaile
Hie Rev I N Buike stales Uie
purpose of the rhuicb is to advo-
cate CI11 1st lather than denoimna-
'bonalnm and welcomes everyone
R I Shark
GALILEE R I Sept 15-W—
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SHOCKING FLORAL DESICN-An elect! leal engineer in the
General Electrio laboratories at Pittsfield Mass “grew” this
unusual "sunflower" while maasurlng electrical voltages “Petals’
of the flower are electrical discharges around two terminals
charged with an alectilcal voltage
Red Army Shifts
Tested Veterans
JUEMOY Sept 11—UP— A battle-tested Red Chinese army of
Koiean war veteian has been shifted to mainland positions from
which an Invasion of this thieatened Island could be launched the
Nationalist Chinese command said Satuidsy
Gen William C Chase chif US adviser to the Nationalists
flew to Quemoy Saturday to confer with the island commander Gen
Liu Yu Chang and inspect tlie — — -
Island’s defenses
Waves of Nationalist bomben
5 :u d 1 n 6 American-built Jets
iroaied over the Island to dump
2000 pound bombs on Red Chinese
The Nationalist defense minisUy'piJf 14“ oP7
Sad several d-rect hiU ueiilVar
scoied on tageU on Amoy Island 1 ? P01Ce
that a wealthy real estate woman
in Satui day’s tliiee and one-half
hour pounding It was the eighth
straight day of ciippling National-
ist attacks on the Red positions
Ship concentrations in Quemoy
haibor weie blasted by jet bombers
and masses of Junks bauacks and
also were
who died under mysterious circum-
stances visited him in his suite at
the Roosevelt hotel shortly before
her body was found Tuesday
Mestrt who occupied a suite on
the 11th floor wheie the body was
found In a corridor said he was
“acquainted with the woman and
Communist Loop stiength spread w Ansacllon ith her
i the mainland between Swatow dunng the nht’
in the south and the Chekiang bor- Homicide Chief Capt Wil-
der now Is esLmated at up to 200- lam Kaid Maestri told him
000 men More than 100000 of these H woman had been in his apait-
troops were reported In the Amoyjmfnt ween 10 and 11 p m rfter
area some of them only four miles hlch ai he didn't see her
fiom Quemoy again
The Nationalist command on Although she apparently died
Quemoy said that the new Red from natuial causes police said
at my began shifting In the Amoy she had been dragged to the spot
aiea Aug 16 from Shanghai and ln the thickly - carpeted corridor
gun emplacement
bombed
on the mainland between Swatow
Nanking
Fair at Pawnee
Set Sepf 2225
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countv free fair will open Septlder in SUllwater schools has
22 and cloe on P1- 25 the giving aptitude tests to fifih
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Jnembets aie: E R Robbins
r°oi ht ’ JPa"nee:
'Bleaklev Pawnee: WTarner Me-
Emollment was scheduled this
dien’8 day- 11 e P10grm wtU start weok since sixth graders took
1 3J p m jtheir tests last jear Hasses will
andbe hmited Parents of children
selected will be notified
Besides teaching fifth and sixth
9 30 a m beef cattle will be Jud-!sr°dc oichestia at tlie three grada
ged followed by dairy cattle schools Mis Snelby has two
Cattle Judging for 4H boys findjfiasses at the Junior and senior
eirls and F F A- wl11 be i?ept 22 high schools In addition to the
at 2 00 P ni- annual spung concert the group
Judges from A & M colli ge plans to appear more ln public
111 Participate j -Kathleen Cilsweil
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rtsults ln a speadirg ticket for Ray Betttmpra gid hia passetigets
on a Los Angeles Calif ttreet Chgrles Lundell ls tha “cop" who
flagyed down tba “speeder" daring a tyee-day trip of antique
autus fiom L01 Angeles to Beikelev Calif relmfre'i cor is a
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Aptitude Tests
Given Pupils
For Orchestra
detei min
Those
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in strings those with lower apti-
tudes in horns Two Eugene Fk’Id
boys aie the only children fiom
the three schools to scoie ln the
100th percenule on their tests
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