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The El Reno Daily Tribune
A Blue Kibbon Newspaper Serving a Blue Bibbon Uommunltj
Issued dally except Saturday from 201 North Rock Mind
and entered as second-class mull matter under the act of Mun li J. loi-t
RAY J. DYER
Editor and Publisher
DEAN WARD I^O D. WARD
Business Manager Managing Editor
HARRY SCHROEDER
Circulation and Office Manager
Sally’s Sallies
The l\ Reno (Okie.) Dally Tribune
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Tuesday, September 6, 1955
in close harmony with the Infinite.
Long-Shot Gamble
Short Stories
Alioiil Home Folks
Mrs. E. I, Thomas of Vancouver,
| Canadu. arrived Sunday morning
| for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. ,1. A.
j Chiles, 1100 South Reno and her
j uncle, Rev. J. (1. Anderson in Can*
| ton Rev. Anderson is a former El
Reno resident.
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THE STORY
BOY—Mr. and Mrs. Roy M.
Christy, 815 South Roberts, are the
parents of a son, David Hardacker,
born Sunday, Sept. 4, in Park View
Mrs Ervin Keelev, daughter of hospital. The baby weighed six
Mrs Lewis Frederick, 134 North pounds, seven and a half ounces.
i Shepard, who recently underwent
j major surgery at the Halstead ho. GIRL—Mr. and Mrs. Deraid G.
Ipital in Halstead, Kan., returned Miller, 1406 South Choctaw, are
to her home at 731 Lightner drive the parents of a duughter, Donna
in Wichita, Kan , Sept. 2, Gale, born in Park View hospital
Monday, Sept 5. The baby weighed
Among those attending the slate nine pounds, two and a half ounces.
convenlion of the American Legion -
and Auxiliary ill Tulsa Sept, 3-5 BUY—Mr and Mrs. Ernest H.
] were Mr and Mrs. Charley Burger, Yost, jr., Yukon, are the parents
George Sheets, L. T Jenkins, Mrs 0{ a son iKirn Saturday, Sept 3,
M. L. Simmons, Mrs Walter E. jn park view hospital The baby
Gilmore, Mrs. Scott Slorv. Mrs. weighed six pounds, 13'a ounces.
J Arthur Biggert anil Mrs. it. M. j _
I yulsenberry. GIRL—Mr. and Mrs. G W. Chap-
.. .. . i man, Yukon, are the parents of a
Miss Bee Burgess, who had spen h |)orn Saturday. Sept 3.
'the summer vacation m the home , k virw hospltal Thc baby
„ her brother., a* “J"!!"' weighed six pounds, seven ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalpn S Hjwdli i, . . . . ■
507 South Choctaw, left Saturday and wos named Linda Ue'
for Lawton to resume her duties "
I as house mother at West Hall. BOY-Mr. and Mrs. Richard D.
I Cameron college Mr and Mrs By Dozier. 921 Sunset drive are the
water accompanied Miss Burgess parents of a son, Dirk Alan, born
to Lawton. Saturday, Sept. 3 in Park View
hospital. The baby weighed stx
Mr and Mrs Hoy Hahn and pounds, three ounces.
children Linda Ann. Larry and --
I Joan returned to their home in BOY—Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mun-
Bertram Lynch, happened to be first Lynch was Midwest City Monday after spend-
11 but will admit being always wrong except when he married
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J b, HtA bertice, I IK Cwmgbf I9jj b, J ob« W VgbdeKool
"Herr Braun?" j Watts, and her mother. Mrs. Cath
The German in the ancient,1 arjm. i.cnion, 1111 a South Evans.
greasy trenchcoat had slumped al
QENATOR McCarthy «f Wisconsin »eetn to have elected
® to take a very considerable gamble on his political future
And it calls for total opposition to President Eisenhower.
Hoving been slapped down by the United States Senate
last year. McCarthy no longer commands attention as an in
vestigator. So he’s been developing a new approach, and that s ■
where the gamble comes in ...... ..
His new approach actually is an extension of the Old He THE story: Bertram Lyncn,: nappeneo io oe nrsi. I.JI1CI1 was
hammers hard on the theme that stiff measures are needed self-styled "security officer" serving warning that he was not
to combat communism in Asia. Bv this means he seeks to aboard Viggo Sand s y.cht which conducting a polite tea party
renew the public's portrait of him as the stoutest anti-Com- j* *►>« Caribbean,
munist fighter of all. Al the same time he tries to picture h„ been mv.st.9af.n9 the .n.ury
the president’s attitude as suit, weak and .ippi .ismy,. __ shlp. Actually Lynch and his pert- most out of sight in the depths of a Mr and Mrs. 'Vit!i >r.i J. Mar
Any politician knows that the risk is great wnen you <>p ntr Robert Deane know a great huge armchair. He managed nev- stiall and children, Rosemary. Re-
pose even a moderately popular president on an issue whole d>a| about the injury( since Deane ertheless to start. bccca and William Haydn of Jones
he seems reasonably strong. To oppose Mr. Eisenhower in first struc|< tbl watchman with a "Was—" Braun hastily changed Weiv weekend guests in the homes
these circumstances is the wildest sort of political wagering, blackiack. But another parson languages. “Yes? What is it?” of their parents. Mr and Mrs.
For his popularity has remained extraordinarily high through- -truck him afterwards. j "You have the hibit of staying u. t Marshall, ions south Ellison
out his nearly three years in office. j * * * up very laie. I should also judge and Mr. and Mrs. Haydn J. Davis,
I XI j you have the habit of attention. 512 South Rock Island.
FURTHERMORE, McCarthy is on slippery ground in the Asian ( captain larky glowered and Especially—" Lynch smartly slap
I’ fj^id jje blames the president for the French defeat ill looked at Sand. Though the Vitto- ped Ins own left shoulder—"since Lieutenant and Mrs Thomas L.
Indochina for the fact that North Korea was not conquered | ria\ owner had heard, lie gave no you were stabbed. Did you hear spurn, and son, David, Pensacola,
hv nnr limited armies for "knuckling under" to the Reds sign of either approval or disap- anything?" Fla., have returned to their home
tin.i ur.nlv nressnre proval. Sand. I fell, was still deal- Braun reflected and shook his nfi„r
The evidence indicates the American people warmly sup-1 inn inwardly with the unprecedent- head. "No. At
Ported the president when he onB|nWm| ^ ‘rge Z "SR, mind the time Dr Lund
and held our forces out of Indochina. A ,, ,.dlv" Illis ,niml w 1,1,1 <l" ah,ml 11 is probably wrong, At any time-”’
many who really believe Mr tiscnhowei has a cowaidly , Car(>> hlmok hls h(,.,d ..Nl, , ,iraun I)oddcd -Yes. Though
policy, as the senator claims, toward communism in -wsi.i- |iavr ,„,t uu> crew list, mister " probably it is nothing. By my watch
McCarthy says the free Asiatic peoples want to tight, ana ..T|U,„ wd| vml Kl,t it, please? |3 o’clock ,t was I thought 1 heard
that we should help them. One may be permitted to wonder Al 01U,(, . the footsteps gonjg past my door,
by what Asiatic public opinion poll he has discovered this t..|p,a||) i„n„.d a deeper The door of my cabin I opened
general wish to plunge Asia into war. (shade of black spun on his heel The corridor was in blue darkness
He says, too, that the free Asian countries are 111 position and departud But 1 tfuLiiimk 1 saw two men. A
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of the stage It struck me that a
v.L., ........... ...... ro, 104 North El Reno, are the
ing the weekend with his parents, parents of a son. Daniel Edward,
Mr and Mrs Dan Hahn. 1202 West born in Park View hospital Mon-
day, Sept. 5. The baby weighed
seven pounds.
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15 Dines
16 Collection of
sayings
17 Poker stake
19 Prattler
20 Lurch
22 Those
occupying
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23 Transposes
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24 African
antelope
27 Hawaiian food
28 Green
vegetable
31 Lengthy
32 Pasteboard
33 Measure of
cloth
34 Social insect
35 Entangles
36 Chest rattle
37 Bom
38 Individual
39 Caterpillar
hairs
40 Cooking
utensil
41 Rodent
42 Chant
45 Deems
49 Portal
50 East (Fr.)
52 Flower
53 Royal Italian
family name
54 New (comb.
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55 Volcano
56 Observes
57 Steamer (ab.)
58 Opine
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3 Cosmic order 24 Enthusiastic
4 Enduring ardor
5 Approaches 25 Solitary
6 Sea eagle 26 Poker stake
7 Farm 27 Top ot head
I machines 28 Irish (uel
8 Has on , 29 Feminine
9 Trieste wine * appellation
measures
10 Ceremony
II Sharp
19 Conclude
21 Dry
39 Tree fluid
40 Minute skin
i openings
41 Machine part
42 Roman date
43 Proboscis
44 Carry (coll.)
46 Memorandum
30 Toward the 47 Domestic
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32 Water flasks 48 Line of
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36 Withdrew 61 Harden
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GIRL—Mr. and Mrs. N. L. |
Spears, 111 West Hayes, are the j
parents of a daughter, born Satur-j
day, Sept. 3, in the Laughton clinic. ]
The baby weighed six pounds, 14
ounces.
BOY—Mr. and Mrs. William F. i
Spurr, Alexandria, Va., are the
Rattlesnakes To
Remain in Davis
Lesson in English
WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do
not say, "He is nothing like as spry
DAVIS, Calif, Sept. 6—OP)-The as he used to be." Say, "He is no*
filling of Folsom Lake behind Cali- nearly so spry as he formerly
fornia’s big, new Folsom Dam was-
stirred up a tempest in thus little (the lntcrval between two
college town, but thc rattlesnake-1 acbj) pronounce ahn-trakt, with
lovers won over thc rattlesnake- aCcent on second syllable,
parents of a son. William F. Spurr, I hateis. I OFTEN MISSPELLED: Surplice
jr born Monday, Sept. 5, in an I The rising water behind the dam . (ecclesiastical vestment). Surplus
na.. nave reiurneu iu men me Xlcxandria hospital. The baby drove thousands of the snakes I (excess),
and shook his after spending the past two weeks wpjgt)ed six pounds, eight ounces. , from their holes in search of high I SYNONYMS: Mutual, common,
1 0 clock I heard with Lieutenant Spurr s parents, -phe paternal grandparents are Mr er, drier land University of Cali- joint, reciprocal, correlative.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren F Spurr, 2408 a|)f, Mrs Ioren p. Spurr, 2408, fornia students and professors j W0RD STUDY: "Use a word
Towns End drive. rounded up hundreds of the 1 rat
tiers and caged them here to await
_ 1 whetting of their gourmet appe-
Frosted Fruit Used
Mr and Mrs. Loren F. Spurr, 2408
Towns End drive.
Charles G. Faubion, Midland, |
Tex. district geophysicist for the
Atlantic Refining company, is
spending a week's vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Roy M.
Faubion, 1019 East Cavanaugh.
tites.
tie says, too, mat me nee namn iuuihwm ......
to launch a three-pronged attack against Red China. He even
sees Nationalist Chinese forces moving against the mainland
from across the Formosan straits. And he advises ns to give
“at least" material and technical aid to such a move.
r$UR top military men undoubtedly will find this astound-
ing reading. They have detected no such offensive or
strategic capacities in Indochina, South Korea or Formosa.
They know that a move by t’hiang Kai-shek against Red China
is impossible without major U S. naval and air support In
other words, if we helped in that kind of a war. we would be
in it
snori man ami a ian man. mey Mrs. Dorothy Lorcnzen. 716 South putting plums, grapes anc ait
. .. 1, I, were going out of sight No doubt Ellison, has returned home after r‘‘‘s *n freezer for - imirs 1
” 11 ,s a two members of the crew. It was spending the holiday weekend with ,ort‘ usc Just before icy are mu
mom diverse, more hopelessly tin- impression. ” her daughter Dr. Evelyn Lorcnzen remove the fruits. As they be-
=i:!d ....... ha,‘ ,are,> b“'n ' -n’t feeling, a., well. 5 Housfon, Tex. -^‘SrS S. 0°JZ
beglmnkl aTsu" SenT"le«rn H "ext point. Who found Miss Naomi Lrady who has eat that way, too._
what’s happened, ft* see the M.tc „c J((ngh stood „p Mrs Maude Pearce. 5,2 South
reason. Some ,me during the gh ^ ^ ^ ch,n ,1|ghUy a>rk M Bra'd>. :!09 South Roberts. Foster and Mr and Mrs. Roy Tay
sonu 1 so 1 raised, his arms stiffly at his sides, left Tuesday to resume her duties l°r of Oklahoma i > •SP°
TeZtZ Cfarr am;rt.a,e "h was 5:23, sir. Ship’s time,, as ......,mb2r of the faculty of C, Labor Day weekend a, Willow
To Pep Up Punch Bowls Indignant townspeople protested
v. a uicam K'. c,,nt k_iir_ on grounds that, despite the tact
MADISON Wis. SepL 6 (ha, rattiCsnake meat may be
A new look for punch bowls and £ ‘ ^ <||(| nQt Hke thc idea
fruit arrangements can be had by r . ■ backyard cages.
of live rattlers in backyard cages
A search of city ordinances,
however, revealed that no law
against caged reptiles, poisonous
br not, ever had been written into
the books.
three times and it is yours. Let
us increase our vocabulary by mas-
tering one word each day. Today's
word: EXTOLMENT: praise: com-
mendation. "Extolmcnl of his work
came eventually.”
j jliliilli- piil jlllP i§i§I:=.............—
* make only the American extremists look good The safe was not opened. Perhaps Look and Loam
From the response he is getting, the senator plainly is not .the reason ii wasn't was that the1
findnig many fellow lawmakers who will take a piece of his [“ a"^ beu^n tone^S ‘ ‘ | Mr and Mrs Matt Coburn of
h* ' I Wilhelm ileMzig. who 1 umlerstaml 2- What is the name most com Des Moines. Iowa were weekend
has been employed by Mr. Sand for monly borne by newspapers? guesls of his imis.ii, Mis I. K
many years, saw or heard sottie-
Ihing and wen, to investigate. Ilcit-
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I’hone 167
j Day weekend at Rockaway Beach,
Mo.
Have you noticed how the yarn trade has improved? Fish-
ing, not cotton.
A train of thought usually arrives no place it it runs on a [ **«
single track.
1
was brutally struck down. With Judy O Grady
3 What words follow the famous
line "For the colonel's lady an'
Lord and Mr.
Cavanaugh
Lord 1ID4 East
having the job of
A nice, lazy summertime thought
enforcing the laws of nature.
Every investment in a government bond is just a little
more butter on your bank roll.
It’s funny how permanent waves stay so much longer in
our roads than jn women's hair.
j something in the nature of a small
hammer I paused dramatically.
"The blow on the temple was
one of extreme violence. The at-
tack was, of course, clearly crim-
inal in intent If llritzig dies, de-
spile our remoteness at the mom-
ent from the usual mechanisms of
the law, il is the intention of Mr.
Lynch and myself that someone
Mr and Mrs. Warren C DcMoss,
1146 South Miles, spent the Labor
Day weekend at Tenkillcr lake.
Mrs Edna Griffith has returned
to her home in Colorado Springs,
It’s always fair weather when picnics get together
then comes the dow npour.
and
Down Memory Lane
" Sept. 6, 1935
11 months' classwork in the El Reno public school system
I, for 1935-36 term open Monday morning following a week's
preliminary preparation of enrolment and assignment of pro-
per books and supplies.
x Miss Ruth Torpey, 415 South Macomb, passed an audi-
ic tion for an Oklahoma City radio station Friday and will give
her initial program at 6:20 p.nt. Tuesday,
t Mr. and Mrs. Alolph Youngheim and Mrs. Joseph Bauer
■ of Anadarko were guests Friday evening of Mr. Youngheim’s
brother, Herman Youngheim. 814 South Rock Island.
Thomas Benson, Elmer Schwab and W. W. Mathews attend-
ed the Fort Worth—Oklahoma City baseball game at Indian
* park Friday night.
* Sept. 6, 1945
* 1I0WARD CONNALLY. assistant Canadian county farm
16 agent, is judging the poutlry exhibits at thc Carneigie
« district fair in Carnegie today.
e Six residents of Canadian county were admitted to U.S.
’« citizenship Wednesday after hearings before Judge Lucius
l< Babcock in district court, it was reported by Frank Taylor,
Hi court clerk. They were Gus Baharis, El Reno, native of Greece;
:i- Anton Yanda. ' Yukon, native of Czecholovakia; Hedwig, - . .
’x Youngheim, E: Ren, native of Germany; Henry Rauh. El Reno,, . rh ^ wjth
p native of Germany; Frannie Stopek. native of Czechoslovakia, , .
I* and Gertrude Radtke, Union City, native of Germany. !
't John W. Boehr, extension dairyman from Oklahoma A. and
k M college at Stillwater, will be in the Canadian county agent's
office Friday to assist Louise McWhety and Imogene DeSpain,
both members of thc Booster 4-H club, prepare their demons-
tration for the quality cream production contest to be held
" Sept. 27 in Oklahoma City.
The Friendly Sewing club convened Tuesday in the home
of Mrs. Claude W. Cherry, 409',2 South Admire.
4 In a deck of playing cards,
which King is in profile?
5. What is the meaning of the
musical term “Pizzicato”?
ANSWERS
1 A tone is a sound having regu- ...
lardy of vibration, while a noise Colo , following a visit with her
is a sound without any regularity cousin, Mrs. Wade McCann and
of vibration. Mr McCann. 10116 West London.
2 "The News" is the name, or t -
shall hang for d 1 had meant to j :
m?^dZ“.,neh the nod j Vare -ters under their
ln skins,” by Rudyard Kipling. evening ol Mr. and sirs, c n.
' First he said incisively "let’s 4 Diamonds. Blanton and Mrs. L. O. Finley,
1 ir.st, In aid imisuiiy. lei plucking of the strings 1200 East Cavanaugh
see what were up against. Dr. 3 lnt P|utKln* 7 ‘"T1
Lund? Will lieitzig die?" ,,f "'c ,vlohn *'th ‘he in-
Thc Norwegian looked up quiet- fdoad <d uslng t K' ,ow
ly. "I cannot yet say. The man “j ~
has a strong physique. Thc blow. ProbldTI 0 DaV
as Mr Deane said, was severe. It 7 ..........,
is-" Dr. Lund sought for a sec- 1(’m(.and ,J(c.rry star ■ U,Wa d
ond the English phrase-"touch 1'ad’ ^ a‘the sam,c ",
. ,, ' points 180 miles apart, and meet
“"l.yneh was not finished with him. ln « h°UrSf U,To,!,| traV,elSrr15 ^
Now. I)r. Lund! The important an 'our faster than Jerry, whal
question of time. When, in your are their respective' rate, of speed?
opinion, did the attack on lied- ^ ^ mp|,. Jerry m
/i^ a t p act m. p.h. Divide 180 by 6: subtract
Uind moistened ^ UPf„ w‘^ a 15; divide by 2 for Jerry's rate;
pink tongue As you will know 15 for Tom's rate
Mr. Lynch,” he said, “even with 1 d<1 ' 1 r 1011 rale'
A
WILL YOU GET THE
t&ey cefc cpcci (fyieclit Second
dead bodies the question of time is j
difficult. With a man who has mere-
ly been hurt it is almost impossi-
ble to say with any accuracy. Judg-
ing from the drying of the small
amount of blood around the wound,
I would set thc time of the attack
at some time ago. Say at 1 o'clock
this morning.”
Lynch cruelly mimicked him.
"We may be able to check that."
stood up. "If you have
me 1 should like to
go to my patient.”
Lynch nodded indifferently. “If I
anything further occurs to us we
will call you back.” Thc dignified
little figure of thc Norwegian phy-
cian bowed stiffly to thc room in
general and went away.
* * *
IT was (ionr to mo why Lynch
had ridden him so bard. Luud just
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