The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 224, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 20, 1955 Page: 2 of 14
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The El Reno (Okie.) Daily Tribune
Sunday, November 20, 1955
Acts of Suspects
Recorded on Film
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 19—(IB—
Under a system devised by De-
tective Sergeant Myron Warren,
all safecracker suspects caught
here will have motion pictures tak-
en of them plying their trade.
Warren decided that the custo-
mary ,‘mug” shots and finger-
printing do not give police enough
information in making positive
identifications in all cases, espe-
cially if the suspect is wanted in
other cities.
So, he set up a movie set where
the suspect, dressed in his working
clothes, is told to go to work on a
"prop” safe with his safecracking
tools. He then has to face the cam-
era, walk toward it and away from
it and turn and speak.
While no sound is recorded, War-
ren believes movements of the
mouth and other facial expressions
will give police a better chance to
spot peculiarities which might lead
to positive identification of sus-
pects.
Clyde R. Maxey
POLIO. AUTO AM)
GENERAL INSURANCE
207 E. Woodson—Phone 345
FULL-BLOWN-
gcnc,” featured
J—This is "En-
in the Tempo
Playhouse production of “Ame-
dee" in New York City. The
play is about a couple and their
son, Eugene, who at 15 years is
17 feet tall and too big for their
house. An expanding puppet,
Eugene grows during the play's
three acts. Pumping him up is
•ictor Tom Holland of Oakland,
Calif., who created Eugene On
ihe ladder is pretty Irene Ryan
of Grand Rapids, Mich., star ol
ihe play.
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y IS THE BEST AT r
AL NEEDS D-X SERVICE
fimfotte TIRES
110 SOl'TH CIIOCTAW
WE OFFER RENTAL BATTERY
SERVICE WHILE WE
SLOW CHARGE
YOUR BATTERY
Old Jet Plane Is
Road Veteran
BOISE, Ida., Nov. 19-(IB—The
bosses at North American Aviation J
who might wonder whatever hap-
pened to "old 47619" could find
their answer squatting comfortably [
on a National Guard aircraft taxi J
apron at Gowcn Field here.
Old 47G1!) was the 14th F-8C jet
fighter plane ever built. She was
completed by North American, the
only aviation firm which con-
structs F-86's, in 1947. This just
about makes her a "model-A” of!
the American jet age.
She's an unusual ship by any
standards. For one thing, she was
designed as a killer blit never saw
(1 minute of combat. And she’s
likely the only jet fighter in his-
tory that can log a 10th as much
time on public highways as in the
air.
What other jet can lay claim to
the distinction of being stuck at
least twice in roadside ditches and
having its wingtips damaged on a
highway shoulder bank?
The old lady is not flyahlc now
and may never be again, but she
still performs a vital service. The
plane is used by the 190th Air
National Guard Squadron of Boise I
to train mechanics, armorers and!
other ground crew personnel.
A Show Piece
The ship was taken by the AirJ
Force almost as soon as she rolled
out of North American's assembly
shop for use as a research craft at1
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
in Dayton, O. She was turned over
to the Air Guard Bureau with just
200 hours of air time and was as- |ng Company, Inc., part of 23-13-7.
signed to the 190th. The ship was I, Harry F. Wahlgren to Trigg
flown to Boise by Major Kenneth Drilling Company, Inc., part of
Nordling of the 190th, who com-(2213-7
mented as he set her down at; Harry y Wahlgren to Trigg
Gowcn Field she was the fastest, Drilling Company, Inc., part of
F-86 he had flown. 115.13.7
She was, however, grounded im- Harry F. Wahlgren to Trigg
mediately and hasn't been flown [ Drilling Company, Inc., part of
Short Stories
Almiil Hump Folks
Mrs. Milford Dever has returned
to her home In Oklahoma City fol-
lowing a visit with her mother-in-
law, Mrs. H. A. Dever, 701 South
Bickford.
Mr and Mrs. Malcolm Garrett, ]
2453 Towns End drive, participated :
in the Tulsa Tribune bowling tour-
nament in Tulsa Saturday evening. |
A NEW FAST FILM SERVICE FOR El RENO!]
-
bring us your snapshots
IWIIK.N YOU BRING THEM IN BY 2 P. M. YOU’LL
'have THEM AT 3 P. M. THE NEXT DAY
- CUSTOM PHOTO FINISHING -
HAYNES
113-B South Rock Island
PHOTO SUPPLY
AND STUDIO
Phone 339
Mrs. H. M. Hensley, 1100 South
Ellison, has received word that
her son, Private Carl Krauter of
Fort Monmouth, N.J., has been
promoted to Private First Class
and has also been assigned as an
instructor in the radar school.
Krauter is a member of the drill j
team at Fort Monmouth.
■HMMH
1
LOOK AT THE BIRDIE—Not exactly a dirty bird, but kind of
earthy, is this potato sculptured by nature to look like a bird. It
was found by Jesse Bedwell, above, while digging potatoes on his
grandmother's farm outside Shelburn, Ind. The only thing Bed-
well. 25, added to complete the similarity was the paper wings.
Among those who attended the
annual Oklahoma State Square
dance festival at the Municipal au-
ditorium in Oklahoma City Satur-
day afternoon and evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Clayton, Mr.
and Mrs. Garland Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Roblycr, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Caudill, Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Gerber, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Woods,
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hobson, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Lurenzcn, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Marquardt, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Culley, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Leighton, Mr. and Mrs.
Hayden Lott, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
llrdy.
^OAVldPtcyVLA
PREVIEW WITCHES
for FALL
n;•' -A u
THE LATEST STYLES t-SHOCK RESISTANT!
mmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmmmimmmRm
Public Records
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kamm,
1316 South Reno, attended the Elk
City-Guymon highschool football
game in Guymon Friday evening.
Oil and Gas Leases
Frank Hrdy, sr., to Trigg Drill-
slnce.
The plane performs many other
useful functions in addition to
helping train “week-end airmen.”
She makes an excellent display
piece at fairs and other public
functions to give citizens the idea
of some of the air machinery Un-
cle Sam uses to protect the home
shores.
It is impossible to estimate how | Shultz, part of 31-12-5.
many jet-minded children and j Assignment of Oil and Gas Laasesf
adults have crawled over the fuse-) D Moore to Oklahoma and
lage and through the cockpit, it Northwestern company, a cor-
was during one of the trips to these i poration, part of 25 14-6.
celebrations that the F-86 piled up Mineral Deed
about 20 hours worth of road time. I Emaline L. Loosen to Ernest M.
And she managed to get stuck in a
ditch both outings.
24-13-7.
Frank B. Shcdeck to M. E.
Shultz, the SW of 36-12-6.
Elmer H. Woodall et al to the
Carter Oil company, part of 33-
11-5.
Maggie Precure ct al to the
Carter Oil company, part of 33-
11-5.
Frank B. Shedeck to M. E.
Stone, lot 4 in block 1, Sunset addi-
tion to the town of Yukon.
Alice Edna Pike to Jess Edward
and Lydia Ann Wilson, lots 13 and
14 in Keiths addition to the city of
El Ueno.
Building Permit
A permit has been issued by I
City Clerk Ethel Dowell to Roy I
Means for the moving of a house
from 403 East London to 2074 West
London. No cost was given on the {
job
T. V. CHARLIE
by JACK
PROGRAM RAISES FUNDS
The annual Darlington school
program and cake walk, held
Thursday, resulted in proceeds to-
taling $140.25 for school activities,
Mrs. C. W. Albrecht, reporter for
the group, announced Saturday.
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'fM*SSSILDING
-A\=MATERIALS .idw*-**
EVERYTHING YOU NEED AT
PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD!
POURING WOOL—loose per sack _______________$1.39
COMBINATION STORM DOORS—32” x 80" $17.41
ALUMINUM STORM DOORS—all sizes $39.95
STORM SASH—28” x 55” x 1 1/8”..............$5.59
REDWOOD LUMBER—per lxi. ft._______________13!/,
KNOTTY PINE—Top Quality Paneling—per lin. ft. 9^c
MASONITE PEG-BOARD—2’ by 4’—Each_______ $1.44
PLYWOOD: Fir, White Pine, Birch, Gum and Mahogany.
It’s easy to make useful Christmas gifts with plywood.
Free do-it-yourself plans.
K-V-LITE MATERIALS for storm doors and windows—
available in widths from 28” to 48”. Buy it by the yard
or by the roll. Complete Stock.
fAake This Your Headquarters for All
Your Building, Repair and Remodeling
Needs! Always Plenty of Free Parking!
DAVIDSON & CASE
LUMBER COMPANY
CLIFF CHAPIN, Manager
321 S. Choctaw Phone 16
MANY DAFFODILS
RIPLEY, Tcnn.—(IP—Mrs. Wal-
ter Padgett, called the “Daffodil
Lady," started growing the plants
20 years ago to "get out in the
Loosen ct al. parts of 23 M and j now
35-13-7; parts of 4, 19 and 30-14-8,
“If you had only listened to me
and bought a new DuMont from
Gene we could relax and stay
home.”
EL RENO RADIO
AND TV Inc.
205 N. Bickford
Phone 373
part of 1-13-8, part of 8-12-8, parts
of 7, 9, 13, 15, 16, 17 and 21-14-9;
parts of 2, 19, 30 and 31,13-9; part
of 4-14-10; part of 25-13-10; part of
33-12-10; part of 29-11-10; part of
25-14-8; part of 12-14-9; parts of
23, 26 and 27-11-9; part of 2-14-7;
and part of 2-14-8.
Quitclaim Deeds
Alex and Margaret A. Cheek to
John D. and Nancy G. Cheek, an
undivided half Interest in the NW
of 35-13-5, except all oil, gas and
other minerals and mineral rights
j to the east half thereof.
C. E. Bross to John V. Whelan,
jr., and Goodcr G. Simpson, all of
lots 16 and 17 in block 44, town
I of Piedmont.
Lillie Mac Essley to John V.
I Whelan, jr., all of lots 5 and 6 in
block 77, town of Piedmont,
j John V. Whelan, jr., to Lillie
J Mae Essley, all of lots 11 and 12
I in block 14, town of Piedmont.
Gooder G. Simpson to John V.
Whelan, jr., et al, all of lot 1 in
block 31, lot 17 in block 19, lots 9
1 and 10 in block 19, towns of Pied-
mont.
Jess W. Hayden to John V.
j Whelan, jr., et al, lots 14, 17, 18,
j 19, and 20, all in block 59, town
} of Piedmont.
Sam and Mabel Gidney to John
V. Whelan, jr., et al, lots 5, 6, 7,
8, 9. and 10, and lots 13, 14, 15
and 16 in block 55, town of Pied-
mon.t
Sam and Mable Gidney to John
V, Whelan, jr., et al, lots 5, 6, 7,
8, 9, and 10 in block 56, town of
Piedmont.
Warranty Deeds
\ Loyd H. and Mozelle Abrams to
Robert Tiffin and Florence E.
varieties
FLAIR
14K yellow or
white gold case
With expansion bracelet—$79.50
::;r: v - ■ \-J
AMHERST
10K yellow gold-filled case.
Stainless steel back.
S7250
With leather strap—$65.00
YOU MAY ALSO SELECT FROM GRUEN, ELGIN,
WALTHAM AND GOTHAM WATCHES
HENRY BEHNE
JEWELER
A small deposit will hold your
-H&mJkxm. watch ’til Christmas
OPENS
1 BIG DAYS
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
4 BIG DAYS
ANNUAL (ATHOLIC BAZAAR
MONEY
WHEN YOU NEED IT!
$25 to $300
Loaned Quickly
On Your;
• AUTOMOBILE
• SIGNATURE
DELECTED
INVESTMENT CORP.
Ill East Woodson
Phone 22
DOOR
PRIZES
Every
Night
This Traditional Event
Of the Thanksgiving Season
Will Be Held in a New Location
SACRED HEART CHURCH AUDITORIUM
Bring the Family for the Fun!
ALL KINDS OF BOOTHS INCLUDING:
DOLLS! HAMS, BACON and FLOUR! FISH POND! MOUSE GAMES!
SKILL BOWLING! FANCY WORK! SHOOTING and HORSE RACE
GAMES! BINGO!
LIGHT LUNCHES SERVED EVERY NIGHT
A
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THANKSGIVING DAY
Served Family Style
From 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m.
Children____75c Adults___$1.50
Given Away Saturday Night
1956 8-CYLINDER 4-DR. PLAZA
PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Z
BRING THE FAMILY
—DON'T MISS THIS
FAMOUS DINNER
HANDSOME HOPE CHEST
Containing About $250 Worth of Items
BEAUTIFUL HAND MADE QUILT
Also $50.00 and $25.00 in Trade Tickets
(Trade Tickets Must Be Uaed With El Reno Merchants)
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 224, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 20, 1955, newspaper, November 20, 1955; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc921042/m1/2/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.