The Stillwater Gazette (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 65, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, September 16, 1955 Page: 2 of 8
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Gazette
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n wed Hen
OKEMAII Ova —UP-- 1Pste-
!er agFrt fr 111-
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vest!gn cl ithrg at the
:tgro trarng sc!'-oi1 at Et:ty
I:(d nfat OkLskse
Tnty Arey Jrrn Lacy sa1
atr-fay
Lacy 143 thoe to be charzei
re W C (rtens Jeff Irons Grart
'arker ani P A Foster ho
after an invest'41tor Pr
cfrce cf the tfirri:rils1:4rner of
hantas ani corretuons cbtane-d'
LI:cmcnts that severe beat:ngs
tcre benz aastor( d )ott!-3 at'
he
Frf:! C C1-:es farm
!ert a:so as freJ tre'
-y(1 of the scb(iol" rkt be:
'-hargeri
The rnen a:A be accLed of
:atrg the i1 la tAf:ch 1ro-1
crr2-:ral punshrnent at car-
1 'ect'na1 initt–cns
Classes Open
On Campus
Ull Ldflipus DAD DOES H3NORS—PintL14 the St-cond Le14rnants Lars (n )13 s:n at gra:'at1 exercifts al
the 1:rlerty cf VJLa s Co1 Cart:Ice H Ereefcivr 1121 W 4 1-curg Eretl
1:Te tsw rep-rLrg LI' a SwAtek techn:cal co':rse at Srnal Crs Cen!or Fcrt !sfornroLth N J
The eats of ISLS arA as-et lie spent t:e summer here an1 was err::xyed as a Lfetlari at Cr! 11::-nze
ur tk:1pe-1 Into e1t5-1t5 VaL the' t-a:rnr1
(ik4'114rna UM cam31 Wedrits—
itay tr::1-4 IghZe LtgysarAt of
tri t tl C"'-'net3 Pert 2' P State Cities
tf4gat to re--1-A1 ttes apAttattl'
fix tit I r1 lote:re I
W-:1 tht! vf:c-L-4 cl eastes tte' Are Weighed
ta7745 rtt:TA-i to L'!e ro-rmi
tz-rysg 4:4 tttrt a!4 1141- r or New Plat
ir r I w A 11a fLr f t-Izte cirnvetent) t
tz-ryr: and bJLtrg and 11412 ror New Pion
ly etwe 1-rme 11:3 stidy te- 1
t
i:g ary!)-afrge-Iged crnverent-' I-
Santa Fe N M —UP-- The governor of New Mexico was scsed-
ben '
Tso u:ed to anear to face a rr:sderneanor charge Ced by a motztest
tweet darkness and daylgri OFLATEMA Cri —UP—
uno was a-oi'ed In a crackd:Avn ef traffc v4lators I
Az r-1Zy heavy erroLment Gk:V14ml Cltel may bteorn pt
Gov Jc!In F Smnis was accused by the motr--st Russell Re"e--
greeted 1:3 pmfesscrs and L''-ay pr-4cts in set a a 'program of - -
sere tearng Litt and gmana cLzen:p and acatn10 trai ne 441 a Santa Fe of sioosag a state statute by usmg the very device
frtril thste sahn refer rodcr: LI frr tty youngster rr
s coarab that snared Benedct
:e to t
the: C:351e1 On!y eertam parurg the t H prtgram Itir farm youth) e ' Benelct ealmed te was trap-
arvaa are a1 (41 --Plei e'Ll and The Ok!ahorna Economc De W
ver Ives to Avoid ped by an unmarked automob:le
ibearr1 Mortana licenFe psiates and
rarkrg reatnctAors st"1 b:e en- erpment Corrirn55:n bat endorsed'
“ rt t A rt bear
by a New Mex:co state
IR Aiv - - - - - - :1C1 LiJillZ"D:t1 4443 7Ir
DY 1 1e Ylexco
forttl tA1'411 I M 111 4 the program dsclosed ty a cfm-' eek at Pix itro()per Tte ear turned out to be
0-n-1111 Fnoava ad r— A !
pm Mondays through Fridays arid ---: ay- CCA UL 1 IA
mtscort member Tuesd
pm Mondays through Fridays aro tni3s-:(41- member Tuesday The a sss la is a 1"
1 Sirn i
ms' offcial limousne i
from 7 a Tn to 12 n-)on on ?member said a national founlaton i
—upwises Benedict was charged with vie-
Saturdays The lot behind the Old is considenrg a r"0003 g q to ' BISMARCK N D
!Laing a traffic regulation in fol-
Gym and behind residence halls hel set up pil ot proiects in t0 of the Bsmarck Lin Club have
are the Wily places where students state cities as means furtItAtr-
I decided not to lock at the raughty!lowing another vehicle too closely
th ?
a of
may otherwise legally leave their i
ng such a program (pictures that made their husbands! In his complaint against the gost
automobiles I I to!ush in the line cf duty fo theernor Benedict also named the
Because of the demand on the e m tte eCIMMiStOn approved a Plan LT S Senate state policeman
I ena I who gave hirn the
oullned by Houston Wright edu- rsrrsiden paif ticket officer J D Maes and the
i
housing units freshmen womerv S Fevold club
wll be allowed to live in sororityication director of the Department - - e'' ' ihead of the New hlexico state po-'
i lUtS01a) trait tne A es be has
- 't l'Arrtrnprr nri Trailictry lice Joe Roach
of Commerce
houses for the Lrst time in ten and Industry
houses for the Lrst time in ten:DI LAMTntr" riu 11ciu3u: ecantacted "just don't care to seei""'
Ralph Neely a member of the
years Permission for this rty ute pctures: I
years Permission tor this was "—r" - tne pictures:-
commission front Oklahoma ity! ibrary Sends
granted Tuesday by lh City Ile said thfy Matle their deci!
program would i h
cuuncil composed of representais!id!-!1! te in
sion aiei ie snA emerge
husbands d
-
closely with the work of the "Fron-
tives from AVit's nine sororities
tiers of Science" group of the Ok-i
lahoma City chamber of com-1
Youth Given merce This committee Is seeking
to increase scientific training in!
Youth Given
Prison Term
Joel Brown 17 Stillwater st as ' DeUL115 LU I I y li
sentenced Tuesday to three yearsi
i
in the state penitentiary a! Ifc-i Fel r T Wiring
ng
v
Alester after Le entered a plea 1
o f guilty to four charges btfi)re
District ilLidie 11 L lien i Aprctirnatey 23 camus beau--
Brown entered the plea on Lts are ergected to try c-it Wed: !
charges of setd tree burglary : nesday for -e 11 drum rnajcr-
in ccznecLcn with treakl-is at the ttte posiLi)ns with tie brisk-march- I
Siir!-:n Pcctiac Co Srriiths flicto ing Agge Ea r1 at CEahorna AL:! I
and RXite:$ DX service statoni e'i:ege
The 3r:'-1- ali3 :eate! II-L-1'1 t'-' Director Hiram Henry said ag:-
Larceny cf an a 13 as the res':-'- glicants s!'tr::d Ifpcrt to the band
cf Ln-e t'neft and birtng cif 12 a tt) rxm at 4 pm welnesliy for
cirnA t y M'" a I A Strcitridge tr-"Is
J'-!-Ze lc-It ser-tered El1:411 to Even twirlers from last year's
three years on eacb charge wit'l the: tiolrful gro2 l have 0 comP-r?-e-r-cs
to n'n trzcurret-t:Y n13 pee for -starting brths" Henry
means that the yckuth 1-1 Sfne sa:A i
gx1 bear
ine a telp-rotch group of Tray r-r
Eman as tried on the auto- ettes- be
theft charge in April but sentenc-i Last year's drom rna'eor John
irg es a- rred unul Tuesday iR f P k '1 -r
usco o er is rnd S3k
Two Take Oath the band again this year at all
:marching cerf)rmances including
i
Some t
e foail games
Of Allegiance
The band's new uniforms arriv-'
ed ths month and a new set of
To be raorn in at 1 pm Wed- eight matched pearl drums are ex
desday at olCahcrna city ere pected any day TwIlers uni-
forms ere bought new last year
two local worried Save soc-
cessfolly passed their tests fcr be- Crude Oil Stocks Dip
coming naturaLled citizens of Unit-
727000 Barrels in Week 1 i
ed States
Mrs Eugene Griswold Ion N WASHINGTON —UP— Crude oil
Hester born in Glasgow Scotland stocks totaled 2L9108Co0 barrels
came here in 1E47 Mrs Frank
on ept 3 a decrease of 7270A0
meant trat re ycvu--a ters saA
cr-IY tree years 1AI''S fLir I -TVs assures us of e:alys hay
Allen of Lincoln England wt —
have been bere ten years next barreis from the previous week
Açrii the US Bureau of Mines reported
6- I Moncht
Both women have done the rec' MondaY
essary stu-dying of American his-1 Tesas had 11941((k) barrels a
tory by themse:ves Mrs GriswoLC decrease of 13l9Oo0 Other stocks
has two children "Not hard"Ion hand included: Kansas — 8287
she said Wednesday before leav-! 000 barrels down 25000: Louana
ing for the city "since there was — 16232000 down 25000 a n d Okla-
no language study involved" hotna — ?193i1000 up 4S2000
Oklahoma
Cities : Governor of New Mexico
Beauts to Ti
Yl'
if
Nudist-Battling Preacher 1
Wants Movie Head in Court
()MAMMA CITY —UP— A nodist-battling Baptist preacher
successful in halting the showing Of a nudist movie here said he
ou:d try to bring the theater manager to cut Tuesday
Rev Braxton B Sawyer who lost his fight in the Oklahoma leg
islature for a law to ban nudism won a "pace action" here Iston
day against the Rialto theater
Sawyer said Lye fi lends saw the
movie "Garden of Eden" then' might do something about it later"
rushed to police headquarters t1
Adwell substituted another movie
aign a complaint
"' and very person in that movie was continued business
buck naked" Sawyer Limed I Adwell sal(' police had forced'
Ile said he would take all neces- him to take down advertising
sary steps to bring theater man-' about the movie outside his
ager A V Adwell to court theater lie denied Sawyer's state-1
Adwdl s do he did not plan on ment that officers also had seizedi
Lghting the move now but "I the film
To Face Charge By Driver 1
set Ft N M —UP— The toTerreAr cf New Meueo 11 ill felled
cb ty S WilLarn Larger (11-
SD) a member of both the sub-
contrn:ttee and the bral Li 073
ranization who said he wanted a
"citizen 1Jry" to decide whether
youngsters thcvill be allowed to
buy zilch material
Pawnee County
Legal Record 1
WD — J Jr et ux
to Cleo Over Lcts 5 6 7 8 9 10
B:k Kiriney's Air CiCVe Ni Ex
VD — Frank Ceckler et ux to
llam H Ceckicr All R
34-20 8 ex grantors reserve life'
estate
WD — W H luAt et ux to Omit
Wcr1 et ux Lts 15 16 17 18 19
t:k 3 Wismeyer's Ai Ralston No
ex Und 1-40 Int
08GL — Genrpe W mTs et Ix
to George J Greer Trustee SW
'NE r2-2J-17
CAGY — Iterr Rickner et ux to
IR L Akin NW 15 306
O&GL — Bessie B Beitman to R
L Aiken SW 26-20-5
1
Safety Patrol
Too Poor
Policeman Kills
Brother Officer
The fifth grade school sofet) I r--------------
t -
i
patrol was installed recently at :
Will Rogers school by Sat Ivol
Lile coordinator for the city pl- '' ' - '- -:--
ice department
1 Sponscr is lNIrs Margee Min14 ' ' —
and captain and lieutenant sill be ' cs
selected on a competitive basis! ''!
lAtembera are Barbara Baumgart- el- ' '-
! ner Donald Bentley Jeanettel e
1 Bout well Richard BrIlA it Joe io
0- t- 4
! Wa) ne Bowers 7! anuel Bowman' l't
Beverly Crock Charles Davis Lim 1'
!Donaldson Deanna Dunbar and
-
Sharon Easter t i I A
1
: Others are Chiries Cue Nea:1 ! tit 1-
Cadstcne Ciie Harlan Lerov '
14
I Ihtchrock Richard Jary Ji
is m i
rnie Johnson Nancy Lagrone Chip 1
i )1yers Sharon Walters JohrinY '
INValkup Susan Thomas and Ilar-'
ley Harrison i 1'
t -two
CHICAGO —UP Former
President Truman here to
make a speech said that un-
like President Fic-h-wer he
doesn't play golf
"I never had ercJo'l money
fit play golf" he said
i
I
Payne County
Is Entered
In Soil Plan
The Payne cc:'y sc1 ccnserva-i -
I
t-:1 dsrct has en'ered tne ra-1 -
1na1 sr: cotservat-czt vsards
rt:gram sponsared try the Gc-)d-i t :
year re l- Rtther Co of Arkon' '' -
Ono dstrct chatrman k B Nos-
lo‘rts cf Perkns re2orts ' -1-
Members cf the Payne to-inty t:
dstrct cj c:t:e aza:t-st oth- '
er sr1 consenaton districts In the
state Nn-rart:ian ng corn- r-
nn:tlets se'(teed from Oilshorna's
cetstardrz expc-nents of the s-o-1
tonservaton moven:lent will de-: i--
term:ne the states outanci:ng d:s- t
trict fcr the penod May 1 19-75 -'- -
and If arnh 3'1 12 on a bas'A of
tc'3 1 pczts avred in performance'
of re":u- dstrIct dvt:es
Grand a 'A an for one memher- I
of each v:rng dhstret glvern- I
ling bcc'y a:J t'-e t:p c-tperatng i 0
!farrer or rancher named by the I
le-istrct v71 te a ore-meek ex- t
) f
1-4:nsefreavacat-n trp to
iryears fah:5 thr:er rert
1 VtlLarn Ge:-t ranch cn Good-' t
y ear itr:ZS: 1:::hfC1 Park )
Arz in Dectnittcr
MerntArs cf the Payne county
d:strct z::-Nernng body uho NI:1'
'')connpte f: the Gt-:dyear a Aard t
are: Hrd Car'et:: ':- J G
' W1:atrs W H E-n G W Evoir-'
i
411 sc A 6 b4 gE I
that imared Benedct CEahorna A&M col:ege wilt build
from It smoke-filled basement' Certificates
guanled by an armed polce cap-1 er
ta in Monday and pronounced I
themselves completely shocked at In the mail th:s week 248 boys
the pornographic exhib:t !and 0-ls recelved certificates de-
"T h e y couldn't bave beenlnoting that they had become
worse" some of the members said'Knights of the Reading Table
after 43 minutes of loolcng at This meant that each had reacP
rims slides pictures and litera110 or more selected books during
ture confiscated by the Senate the summer reading program of
committee investgating juvenile the Stillwater Municipal Lbrary
delnquency said Miss Helen Donart
The rnateral was sent to the Partcipaton la as the largest'
Partc!paton st as the largest:
since inauguratlon of the sum-
mer program here sad Miss Don-
art Wednesday A brother and
sister team composed of Ricky
and Rebecca Humphrey 102'
Adams read the largest number
of brAs — 152 for him and 142
for her
In third piece was Phlp Chand-
ler 223 S Stailard who read 11!
and Linda Reed with 117 to tier
credt
Parents of the leadlng knights
are Mr and Mrs John 4'1Ilinqh-'
rey Mr and Mrs PhiLD C Chard-
:er and Mr and Mrs Clyde M
A&M to Build
Training Gear
cal !pecialists
a bur-year hi
Lica1 advisory
vith the Ford
OKLI1f0A crTY —LT— Ok la-' ex-husband Prince My Khan
homa City police Monday investi- Wih her were her two daugh
gated the slaying of a "lea"ld'ters2Yasmin 5 daughter of My
' man by an off-duty scoutcar offi- nri 1 m ar-) m ar -) mar
rnai DY " 5"u"" u- and Rebecca 10 born of her mar-
cer tts " e
to George J Greer Trustee s's cer ' riage to Orson Welles
!''it r2-2:J-17 i The victim was identified as
1
O> — Iterrv Rickner et ux to Lmmy J Miller Homicide Capt! Soarch tor Bride Killing 'Cat'
R L Akin NW 15 OS Ted Baughman said Miller was
G&GL — Bessie B Beitman to R shot in the chest three times by KUALA LUMPUR Malaya —UP
L Aiken SW 26-20-5 officer Gordon Ray Stout 26 Of- — Hunters searched the steaming
1 Ccers said Stout reported tille6ung1es Wednesday for a man
Safety Patrol I Lred upon a parked automobile:eating panther which dragged a
i
i containng Stout and a womannative bride from her honeymoon
Is Installed 1 companion and he returned the hideout and killed her last week
4 '
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GREETED ON RETURN—Back from a 12-rnonths survey of wa
ter-sewage condAions in the Ethiopian capItal of Addis Ababa
Roger Flanlers (center) is greeted by AVI's new dean of OIT
M R 1A)hniann (kit) and retrinz dean of crincer'r4 Edward
R Stapley Flaniers head of civil errorring at AVM has reo
ommendt:d a V-year katerteAa-iie construction program Ict the
city of 400003
i and A B Newport
mnners cf
!year sc cc-rservat-i-n awards
1
be at 1 7-e seven regular
area l'nee—!!cs of the National As-
Fcead cf &xi Conservation dis-!
tries rlaqs mill be awarded'
at staTe cventions to the hundre I
first and second pace niig
i tricts
a number of ieces cf electirical
training equipment for use by the
electrical technology department
of the t-::lege's project in Pakis-
tan Prof H P Adams head of the
school of tecl-nical training at
Stillwater said the equipment will
give trainees efficient U-aining on
instr-urnents wiring circuits etc
and that 23 students will be able
to train on the equipment simul-
taneously The AVM board of regents this
month approved SIS4406 for sup-
rlies to bui:d the equipment An
advance payment of L5000 already
i has been received from the Palcis-
tan government toward cost of the
Logan County
Legal Record
to Pakistan under
-mlon-dollar tech-
agreement mad::
foundation
tramrg matenals
1
I Harry D Simmons superin-
tendent of schcols said the trans-
AVit is sending seven techrii-
0IGL — Harold P McElroy —
Gda to H S Smith L 3 4 & Ei
1
SW 18-17-3W
WI) — Lola Lucky — J P t
Luckgv I 7 a B 23 & L 11 12
B 22 in Seward
WD — L C Chappell — Merle
Shrran pt SW 32-171E
WI) — Louis H Teuscher — Roy
F Starks sur SE 3016-1E
i
' Rita Hayworth i
i
Is in New York 1
NEW YORK —UP— Rita Ilayi
worth looking as glamorous as
ever even though a bit thIn and
depressed arrived by train from
Los Angeles Tuesday on her way'
to Europe for a meeting with Iler
ex-husband Prince Aly Khan !
Hilda Blunted by Mountains
Muskogee NAACP Prexy
Says Suit Is Scheduled
fer request of Constance Virginia Jackson a seventh grader was
denied because the child lived only
two and one-half blocks from Sad-
ler jinior high an all-Negro
school
Junior high some 13 blocks from
her home Her aunt Nattie E
Pherson acting as her guardian
said the child wanted to take
courses available at West Junior
high but not at Sadler
Nine Negroes were admitted to
West Junior high the superintend-
ent disclosed One filth of Mus-
kogee's 78)) school students are
Negroes
NAACP attorneys plan to bring
the case to federal court here
NAACP Simmons disclosed He
said racial integration has oc-
curred without any other disputes
in Muskogee although only a be-
ginning has been made
' CHICAGO A total of 12
bills from the miss:ng Green lease
ransom money now have been re-
covered al withn little more than
a mc-rth the FBI ttq:osed t
dav The recovery rf the 12th bIll
'was dslosei by FBI azts et
1 '
!Lam! FA The $23 bi11 was dis-
cove7fA 'at the Federal Restrve
!branch back at JacksonvIlle
REMINDER—As streamlined as the baby shoe left will be the
interior of the Katz department store when the job of remodeling
it is complete Jake Katz right who has been in business here
Li' CI years Tuesday celebrated his eighty-second birthday an-
niversary He holds in his band a child's buttoned-shoe found
behind a aa3 cabinet when it was torn out It was in style more
than 3) years ago Holding its modern counterpart is Morris
Isenberg the employe of the store with the longest term of serv-
ice joining the stall 35 years ago and now in charge of the shoe
department—News-Press photo
MUSKOGEE Okla—UP—J J Simmons president of the local
chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People said Wednesday a suit will be filed shortly seeking to force
Muskogee school officials to alter their transfer orders as they affect
racial segregation
The suit if filed will be the trst legal action taken by NAACP
in Oklahoma since the U S Supreme Court outlawed racial segreg-
tion in public schools Twenty-four Negroes have been admitted to
schools here formerly reserved for whites but officials said the girl
involved in the dispute was denied a transfer she sought
Ancient Eggs
Hatched Out
I LOS ANGELES —UP— Eggs ofi'
a small water animal which ap-'
parently had lain dormant on the
:dry Mojave Desert floor for more
than 100 years hatched out in wa-
iter from a flash flood and resulted
!in a "veritable animal explosion"
a scientist :aid Wednesday
It Dr James P Welsh assistant
profsesor of zoology at Los Angeles
State College termed "incredible"
the discovery of the animal re
sembling a small version of the
king crab at formerly dry Bicycle
Lake on Camp Irwin east of here
Eggs Long Dormant
!urred without any other cisputes: There is evidence the anima1's1
ii Mu5kogee although only a be- eggs might have lain for several'
inning has been made centuries on the lake bottom — so
hard it was in use as a landing
I eaol Records strip for jet planes and transport
craft until the flash flood last'
Ai i
month
Noble County
Welsh said the apparent time the
tiny eggs had lain dormant was'
the longest to come to his knowl-
WD — Maud Staples et al to edge
Olinda B Kelley et al 8-29-55 310 b
Lot 2 Farrar's Sub-Div of L'9ts 1 I Cymington Seen
2 & 3 Elis 10 Orig Perry )
WD — Amy V Bernstein Fink! GettIng Job
et vir to B J Sparks 9-8-55 $1 Lot
3 & E lir Lot 4 Blk 29 Orig Peri WASIILNGTON —UP— Sen Stu-
tl' I art Symington (D-Mo) will soon
VD — Lillian M Talmage et be tamed to head the Democrats'
vir to L M Montgomery et ux Senatorial Campaign committee
for next year's elections informed
sources said Tuesday
glilk31-5785 Si N &WW LoPetrr6y& all 1°t 7'
A&M to Repave Senate Democratic leader Lyn-
don B Johnson (Tex) will name
the new campaign committee
Three Blocks with Symington as chairman —
perhaps as early as next week
Senate informants said
Approximafely three rocks of The campaign committee acts
as strategy board for the Demo-
street from the main campus at
crate candidates viho will seek 32
Oklahoma A&M college westward
S
to the veterinary medicine and Senate seats next autumn Sen
agriculture center buildings will be Barry M Goldwater (11-Ariz)
1
repaved !heads a GOP counterpart
The A&M board of regents has
approved $738715 for the job I f
TS A srl imi!ttiro OW PT httiltiii t 1 NW c44" r "11"
Winds Raging
In Cuban Area
55 10 75 MPH
ru
10 IA MI—UP— Ilurriai re
Hilda ripped across Cuba's
mountainous southland Wed-
nesday sending thousands
scurrying to safety front its
winds and rains then tosirl-
ed into open water for a pos-
sible buildup of force
Still another tropical dis-
turbance was spotted hun-
deds of miles to the eat
of the Leeward Islands
Jlilda's power was blunted
by Cuba's high mountains
but the storm still packed
winds Of from 55 to TO
an hour at the time of a 10
am CST advisory
Hilda's course was set due Est
as the storm moved into the Gu:t
of Guacanayabo south of Cuba and
headed for the Caribbean SPa The
storm's path was in the direction
of the Yucatan Peninsula It v
moving at 13 miles an hour
The position was about Z50 miles
east-southeast of Havana
"The storm will continue moving
westward at a blightly accelerated
rate gradually increasing again in
strength and probably regaining
hurricane intensity within 24 hours
the weather bureau here warned
The weathermen said another
hurricane—which would be named
Iona—could be in the making east
of the Leeward Islands some 300
to 400 miles east of San Juan
PR That was in the hurricane-
spawning area where destructive
Connie was born
Ililda still was a menace and a
hurricane hunter plane flew into
its path to see what was happen-
ing while another of the daredevil
pilots charted a course for the thin
string of Leeward Islands that be-
gin due east of the east coast of
Puerto Rico and swing to the south-
west They include Antigua Gua-
deloupe Dominica and Mar-Unique
Club to Back
Piano Group
In cooperation with Chenoweth
and Green Music company St
Cecelia Music club will sponsor a
junior piano ensemble program for
young piano students
Any school age child or youth
may enter and every Stillwater
piano teacher is invited to enter
students Participation is not lim-
ited according to Mrs Max A
Mitchell of the committee in
charge
Music for the program has al-
ready been chosen and is listed
on entry forms Each pupil will
appear on but one number thus
lavoiding interference with any
teacher's lesson schedule or with
the preparation of her own recital
Ten pianos will be used for the
ensemble or more if enrollment
requires it It will be held in the
college auditorium on Feb 21 If
blanks are misplaced others may
be obtained at Chenoweth and 411
Green but all entries must be
'returned to them by October 1
1
Supreme Court
Refuses Appeal
OKLAHOMA CITY —UP— The
Oklahoma Supreme Court Tuesday
refused to dismiss a lawsuit attack
lug the plan of Southwestern Bell
Telephone Co to increase pay
telephone charges to a 10 cent
minimum In Oklahoma
The Corporation Commission
gave the concern permission to
abolish the nickel telephone call
in a $3S0000 annual rate increase
order issued a year ago
A group of telephone customers
calling themselves the Oklahoma
users of Public Utilities Services
Inc filed an appeal in the high
court last Jan 14 Th2 Bell firm
then asked the court to dismiss
the action
Dub Wheeler Changes
STRTNGTOWN Okla —IT—The
superintendent of the State Train
ing School for White Boys said he
has changed his mind about a law
allowing inmates to be whipped
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n e atiiculture center building! ix State Colleges Have
nv being completed ill house!
now being completed ill house i — "" — " ' U‘1'- I I ul V law
four state azricultural agencies —1
Okay of Regents to Spend
the Sod Conservati3n service the!
Agricultural Stabilization and Ccn-1
servation Service the Farmers
home administration and the Fed- ! " VI 6 l7ntt t
litilliC BLAILILL4 40-til liU Li C E t:4- OKLAHOMA CITY —LT— Six state colleges Thursday had the
are expected t be moved In y
approval of state regents !or Oklahoma colleges for spending Pi'
o b
early October ! 075D03 cf the EIS millicn tu1ding bond issue
R Five of the coliees were given LAW° each while one—North
ecovered Bills Total 12 -
will come from a $15i
western State Col:cge — received $325000
tsue arproved at a! —
CHICAGO —VP— A total of 12 The moneY
ransom money now have been re--
bills from the miss:ng Green:ease: milon tond
special election last April All butibuilding
a health and physical education
covered al withln little more than'
1125000 of the issue w:11 go fori Northwestern State College and
h ' I
a menth the FBI ctsclosed toioo'-'-ce -u1(x-2 while the Statel East Central State College plan to
day Tbe recovery of the 12th bIll r'oard of Mfairg will 'end the bull industrial arts buildings
71§ ds close I by FBI a i-tts et re rr a irder c'n f "le insttutlanal 1 Northeastern State College w ill
Miarri Fla The $23 bill was dis- building I
'construct a science building and
I
covered 'et the Federal Rescrvel SyJtheastern and S3uth e-tern Central State College will build a
branch back at JacksonvIlle 'State Colleges each plaa to builllibrary
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