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The it:ioraNe O G Ros
Mayor of tile City of Brist
Bristow Oklahoma
Roland Hot' itulding itiNttw ohldtionia
Sitimription Unica:
St likle at the Olive it publication or
at lb islow IItS hiands
$130 per year in Creek lineolo Olittishee and °Lambref
Counties Fisenhere per year
Member wilt Bureau or Cirettlationta
Enterett as second elaNs mattpr Nlartit 1927 at postollice in
Bristow Oklahontt under act ot ess of Alik nth 1879
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Katie Pounders Athertising Mtinager
Charles Bridges I 'orenia It 'Mechanical I lint rtment
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Dividing 166 31i11ion
Dollars Is Real Chore
Did you ever try to divide 166
million dollars?
That is the big question that
has been holding up the loitisla-
ture for the past few wet-ks You
might say that it would be easy
but if you hit‘e never leen ono to
say which doportment of state
should receive an increase or de-
crease I can tell yO1 now it isnt
easy
More than 200 plus million dol-
lars has been requestiA And only
166 million is the antkipatod
budget The tud t lalaning
committee has teen at work over
the weekend and it is expetled
that some sort of agreement will
be reached by this wok k Then
the twenty-fourth Sk'SiOn of the
legislature will be history
New Car Dealer4
CommisSiOn VOted
The house passed and sent to
the governor a bill that will pro-
vide stringent controis over new
car dealers in Oltlilahomm The
bill authored 1) St:n Everett
Collins and the writer would pro-
hibit the dealer from forcing
purchasers to buy accessories or
extra equipment in order to get
a new car
Tne new law rs designed to
stop tne practice of automoblle
manufacturers from requiring
— dealers to tuy heavy inventories
of unnecessary parts and acces-
sories If new car dealers are not
required by the manufacturer to
buy extra equipment they will
not be forced to pass On to the
pullic this additional purchase
The new law is patterned after
an automobile commission now
in operation in about seven other
states
State Welfare Fund4
Are Reallocated
They passed into final form
and sent to the governor a bill
that reallocates the 2 percent
sales tax to the welfare fund I
The allocation for old ago as- I
sistance was increased from 75
ILBSNEEE
LOANS
REAL ESTATE
121 W Gth Phone 3 I
1:t film °tiller
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to 713 percent: the allocatiovo for
dependent children was reduced
from 151 to 13 percent and the
a llocat ion for the blind was re-
duced from 21t to 2 percent
The bill leaves the administra-
tive cost shore at 3 percent but
creat es a floating emergency
fund of 11z percent which can be
used to supplement any of the
other funds At the present time
monies cannot be shifted from
one fund to another even if large
surpluses are built up in one
fund and needod In another The
bhnd fund has at present $370000
surplus as an example with oth-
ur funds in need of money This
floating fund is expected to aid
in situations such a s this
Bills 'You Should
Know More About
A new :aw taat will be of in-
trrest to all farni13 and ranchers
raises the height limit on trucks
carrying hay from 125 feet to
135 feet Another bill passed yet
has to have senate actioon is one
that increases the penalties for
-hot checks" and prohibits per-
sons who file the complaint from
dropping charges after the checks
are made good The bill asking
for exemption for seed and seed
from sales tax was officially de-
clared dead for this session when
the conference committee substi-
tute bill lost in a close vote
p
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Restricted Area Opened
EPHRATA Wash (17P)--The
Bureau of Reclamation has be-
gun work to bring irrigation
water to portions of the Wahluke
slope a formerly restricted area
across the Columbia River from
the Hanford atomic works The
Atomic Energyp Commission re-
cently released 87000 acres of the
slope which had been closed for
reasons of "health and security"
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A LOAN
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Office aver Amerkan National flank
-LETthRS
ii1Im
Dear Mayor Ross:
Increases in population short-
er working hours higher wages
paid vacations anti earlier age
of retirement in addition to tne
inborn urge for a change of vene
and recreation in the great out-
doors combine to make theoour-
ist business one of the top revenue-producing
enterprises in the
country A conservative estimate
of $10 billion has been set as its
value annually and its growing
Oklahoma as a whole and local
communities in particular need to
get themselves ready to grab of
a bigger chunk of this tremen
dous revenue 1A'e've got to find
out all the things we have of 'an-
usual interest and begin brag-
ging and shouting about them In
other words we've got to do a
better job of "selling" Oklahoma
You know it may sound odd to
you but it really doesn't take
much to draw tourists to a par-
ticular point of interest Many
communities waste their assets
because they don't realize they
have them They may not have a
big lake or mountain ranges but
there could be a very old histor-
ical home the biggest pecan tree
a pioneer mission or very old
furniture or farm implements
One California town simply sowed
winnia seeds in every yard to
make tourists pause and look
Kuhler Wisconsin pop 1716
became famous for its hollyhocks
You are a civic leader As such
we urge you to organize with
other local citizens to seek out
your nearby attractions and
make a real effort to promote
them The Oklahoma Planning
and Resources Board can help you
with promotions All of us are
eager to work with you
It'll mean dollars and cents for
your city Remember the aver-
age tour i' car contains 37 peo-
ple who spend $1946 a day
Sincerely
Morton R Harrison
Chairman
Oklahoma Planning and
Resources Board
Mr I L Cook
Editor Bristow Record and Citizen
Bristow Oklahoma
Dear I L:
The writer will soon celebrate
the 40th anniversary of his ar-
rival in B-"Town" now "city" of
Bristow Oklahoma During my
residence in Bristow I have been
called upon on numerous occa-
sions to contribute and to assist
in financing drives for the church-
es charitable and civic orzani-
rations of the community Some
of our drives have been most
successful while others have hot
received the support they have
been entitled to
During this year Mr Jack Ab
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Securities Finance Corporation
raham headed the Chamber of
Commerce d:Ive rir M A Yovir-
rhan was :r-irge of Fed Cross
appeal and at the present time
Mrs Gra!e NLAIrt-IS is heading
the Cancer drive In my hurnbk-
opinion these persons and organ-
izations IA hich thy represent
have not received the support to
hich they are entitled
In my today's mail I received
the following letter whieh I re-
quest you to print:
Bristow Oklahoma
1 l dow n their
May '25 1933
They don t it 1
Mr C M MoCle hee
I tid me so in a
Bristow Oklahoma
and telt Lriints sowe
Dear Sir:
I nhLy s'"uat
lam enclosing $lil in currency to
be given S5 to the American Rod r
Cross and $5 to the Cancer drive i t'''
am sure you know where it is to
be sent I do not know the parties i
hatlrig the drives I have been Lri t
quite ill for some time and will ! D"'
you please give the money to the 1"T')ut
proper parties Due to my health 1'4
am unatit to look atter this n'tlk" t) '')
matter 1 arn 8 years seven r 117°
months old and try to do my part :
in each worthwhile drive Thank
ir yotii in advanoe 1 am very max'n":11
truly yours
Mrs N E Dunlap
121 E 6th Bristow Okla
Please note Mrs Dunlap was un- I
solicitt1 and made the above
contriLution from the goodnessH
of her heart
I am asking that you print this
letter for the reason that I thirk
Mrs Dunlap is due the publicity
which she so richly deserves and
at the same time to shame the
citizens of this community who
do not and will not assistin the
various charitable and civic drives
that we are called upon to make
from tiT'2 to time
Sincerely yours
C M McGehee
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You get all the great
features first 41 o
210 Easi Ninth
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0 ‘' lge I-- - r t"ts al-ou 15 nun-
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Lite which come °Lit $4 rPr
tour Fill( InfiSaftS rnake
i4 $2 Li) ati hour
FAIRS-- 14 R J Kintz it Yukon: Yukon's
sc"wirt 1 Lions Club of a3 memburs unaltli
'- 1
!- niiiisly passed resolution asking
JOHNSTON iL
1 pe A tiioi r nor to veto price-fixing bar-
MURRAY ' ' ' 'LA ':-J 1tr tall Request legislature avoid
passing: all smilar Las
Theiess no ilaiit t how the gen-
Nick Schnabel Duncan: I think
eL a t publii: and a high percentage
the barLer bill is undemocratic
of bartAls f:r alout recent ef-
class legistatlon and sets an ex-
fi itt's to I ram ne ‘A' 111c0-f i irtg
ample for others to do likewise
li g Lslat: ion di 10 n t heir T h! ot!' -
WHAT THEY SAY: Following
are excerpts from Itters and tolo-
grams whIch aro typval of those
I retxivodi iklaost evoryone e
c-pt a iertan reizmont or Lhe
barbtr industry Ltterty opposed
this legislation
Mrs Geori4e DeJarnett
I wonder if they realize Ae farm-
ers would have to sell three
bushels of wheat for a round of
haircuts in our family If thiy
oulA I Vote ng up the prii o
of wheat mayl-o 2oul1l afford
these high-prood hairu!s
Bill Fulton jr Norman: I am
15 Parents can't afford raise in
allowance and I can't afford raise
in haircutA
Jack Wright Oklahoma City:
I:'s about hdit
''-''''''''"'''' '''''" ''" '' '-' ' ' 1 Aorliters and farmers with large
Tht Io't tim‘ t They hLive f -
tid nle so la a t'1 4f ktt eiitilies aren't ahle to pay the
and LI:ints m1 ):i:n:i1iiii'es barber charge
s in c‘ities
- I Ind shops iii small towns as a
ni—!hiy stoat lonioae
1 hole are just as salutary as city
No iirii:v 1- arbors ovr--Liriz sneps
sries vi!h tr lest downtown
Hanistln Oklahoma
l or t ar l 1 a11111 1 - G e
City: Grocers d other
r rice diiiiir haii'i it It Loiters i - -er retail
n t tI : : ard 1 merchants don't have this ad-
:0 nst'' 11 'D 7 4' : i 1 1:iv 1 vantage of telling p‘ople what to
pay for their service or corn-
ir1 Out Qf bzisinesi
! modity This is also my feeling
a il! tt i n):6 isrtodhoen ttiohtu7vt prthh et or !ri -tee: ekraapnht !eon In ei sr ine ttahuseep
Their cils!oinels now drive
iri)ILticloti rfbitfiw:1::xtrt:10i:ctTi1)sfifita:sriuirta-
r luxury brai:ket
nhirruni prii'e 4141ii h is also the
1 Mrs Charles Cross Okmulgee:
noxinium
SAY: Fol:owing :utirtilioriblaernatsehol
pivirnogr 2ins )hti?sarssnalnidll
I I have a neighbor who has made
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1i'HkT THEY
:'1:is'-'11hPktc:4hrl'a°1t:11:trt1:rasi '1)rfl'itht:'- ‘41'nit'ilt younger Illt11 downtown I
reutiio-id kinost everyone ex- think- ho should 1)4 ' allowed to go'
ept a certain :it-itztnent 1-ir Lhe 1! along as in the past and earn his'
arber industry bitterly opposed I living 1
his legislati6n Charles Martin lormam I
now go about one and one-half
Mrs George DeJarnett Lovell:
fililtS from town to get my hair
woniii-?r if they realize ke farm-
cut for 50 cents from a bark?
rs would have to sell thrie
who was formerly in town charg-
ushi:iis of wheat for a round of
ing i dollar
iar
aircuts in our family If they -
oulit oti to Lting up the pri i o Charit's Huwarili Oklahoma
‘ City barbers have no busb I
iT J r o r s
vst dN471t1)Vr
rraranldni-
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tOok ns 7 4 I
Crl Out Qt
Thr cuztomt Is now di-No a
milt! Qr tA) to tid (1 a 1:1tr-
tr or Lity-rrtt T!tat Invt rtya
vo s-t a
rturartur- h alz-a) tromaxlmuni
STOKE'S
BARBER SHOP
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I Hemispherical Combustion Power
Full-time PO'A Steering
Orillow Shock Absorbers
Independent Parking Ilnike
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Original —Safety-Rim" liVheels
Safe-Guard Hydraulic Eiraltr1
Safety-Crash Pad Dash Panel
Chair-high Seats
Superfineilied Pans
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Power Brakes
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Windshield Wipers
No-Shift Trananuieuon
Back-up Lights
Directional Turn Signals
Foam Rubber Seat Cushions
Factory Protective Undercoating
I Stainken Steel Wheel Covers
StsAtnag Wheel with Horn Ring
Oil Bath Air Cleaner
O A STEPHENS Manager
Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service — GMC Trucks
ress sticking their noses It) miies
out into the count There is
scirriethin:z Wi'IPTI one man
can tell another what he rnud
charge for his work If those
kgislators can't think of any'
thing but "know-nothing' laws
they had better quit and go honie
L H McClung Sipuipar I
pay- my buck for haircuts and
am nut squawking but I hate
kat looks like hijacking through
legislation ort people Lica lie to
'ford it
IZVESTIA LIND SO Ilt:T
At'OtTICS TELIZIBLE
LONDON 11-41 - lzvestia the
'Soviet government neotspaper
has discovered that most &Niel
theaters and concert halls are
suffering from a -common
ness'---ilead areas wheril the pub-
lic is unable to hoar what ia said
or played on the screen
The newspaper listed several
-magnificent" theatres which
have this defect and criticizeC
Soviet architects for nerlectinr
the important science of acous
ties
It appealed fur new regulationi
fm-bidding approval of construe
Cm of concert hid's 'without ex
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Farmers Union
Insurance
Safest Insurance at 14mft pall
sable et on property auti
no)bilo and hospitalization
VIOLA MEADOWS
21 miles south of Bristow
Telephone 114141
BODY SHOP
Now Open!
Expert workmanship on all makes cars and
trucks See Walter Mallory or B H Herman for
stimates
RALPH BYRD MOTOR COMPANY
O A STFIIIENS 31inager
210 East Ninth Phone 190
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NIARTINSPLTG W Va arl
37inur Ps part of a man's re
tate and cannot be considert
a "crop" severable from the lar
on Arch it lies Circuit Jud
Deca!ure H Rokigcrs ruled
awarding $15 to Harry Fries Th
was the value of three loads
1:rcping under a contract allowina
the fettlizer which the man wtr----
iold Fries some land insisted o
hr-l-t to Wain all crops 111
pert acoustics advice and d
rnanded that the technical-acot
s-re cf Radio MoAcow 1
revised and the ministry of cot
rn-inicat'oris be made responsib
fk-ff it
BATH ROOM
FIXTURES
3 Pieces
AS LOW AS a
81 3950
CROOK'S
Plumbing & Electric
Company
110 N nain Phone 720
than you can buy at
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any price in any other car
()Moss and until you actually
get in and drive today's Chrysler
New Yorker you can't possibly realize
the tremendous dilrerences that do
exist in MOdern automobiles!
A tow of tilos basic ditTerences are
shown here In many cases no money
can buy in other cars what you get
as standard equipment in
Chrysler This one car alone has
pioneered more of the great automo-
tive advancvs than ail other makes
of cars combined!
Your Chrysler-Plymouth cloal invites
you to stop in for a demomitration
that will really "OrA'n your eyes"
to what ext-a money's-worth in a car
can mean in greater performance
safety and control!
Now Avokble—The New Chrys!to
krtemp Kr-Condtioning System
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