The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • 3

9 THI LAWTON CONSTITUTION Thursday Augurt 22 1963 3 Senate Starts Work the TULSA (UPI) A syndicate Mrs Earl Drummond Cache her Burton 1316 Elm Millirens Snyder Army Orders The foUowtnt order he been toned Stl Hoffa Calls Rights chief negotiator for medi medi ire Snuffed sur a A on the West Henro Preston Walters sur Coas' it to the Nelson Walters sur about Marios (Ml OG SERVICE ELS 3ET8 MARKETS required stitches Gl GRAIN frig machine typewriter 421 Avenue EL 3 1780 the THURSDAY NITE SPECIALS! THESE MHOS GOOD 6 TO ZJA ONLY Does YE8 stand for Year End Sale? Ladies Tailored BLOUSES LOUSY TV THIS 88 SUMMER IT? Tailored GARBAGE PAIL r' i MILOGORDON I EilM 14575 confined within artillery impact information offi apparmtly was settle the four dispute them her de the not "foreclose the further reconcilia time on forma 'on the carriers said that as firings stand now the railroads intend to post the new work rules eliminat ing thousands of rail jobs at 12:01 am Aug 29 Congress takes action to avert a Charles Luna preskient of the AL CIO Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen repeated that the un ions have promised to man pas senger trains and any others lives I akr coL for this The protest was prompted by an incident last week in Anguilla ort effects inside south ba" A tag5 surge rv Wheeler 1710 offered in US In ac warm Kenne One gasoline company has open ed the Downtown Service station just across the street from a ri val company's Uptown Service sta tion Cream Eggs Clean Heavy Hens Light Hens We heor it will be better soon thcxjgh The new fall programs will be making their debuts starting any day now and some of them look Monroney said the Community acilities Administration told him it will lend the money to the home much of proceeds ete 9:30 If your TV set isn't working just right better give us a coll at South western and we'll tune it up for you Ports and workmanship are guaran teed of course Goldie gC A Ob over Son Mr and Mrs Paul Chatham 316 Bell bom 12: am Aug 22 weight 7 pounds TH ounces 1 HOSPITAL NEWS liillhoardl Births: I iQuake Area Cuban Kidnaping joins staff On Rail Lflislation by bin crawf 011 I mine 311 bom surgery SKOPJE Yaroalari fAP) LONDON (UPl) Britain hasjfXf lmrn 4cnn ItCjflUUlfWI 21 weight 4 pounds 1 ounces Mrs Jimmie Rflgttk 2311 protested sharply to idel Cm VzT EGlYlOnCSOn wARwrwnmw aBwaawwa arwAM a nw aaa ww wa vv 1111 aaaa uni axuvi getting the corrv than the painting Dr Ward's Estate Worth $12376 Wheat Oats Barley Mito Prairie Hay Alfalfa Shell surgery 1211 Sill officials today surveyed of a grass and timber fire the military reservation of E1mr Thomas Lake of Hr 100000 See KlftiUTL iiKiia ivui But The Animals Have Never Heard That Old Saying You con always count on prompt courteous service at reasonable prices when you call Southwestern (We have two way radios in our trucks to speed things along) PERRY (UPI) rank Kent of ings Red Rock will be arraigned on a 1 has been hanging fire on legis rnuroer charge next Tuesday Kent was to have been arraign ed Wednesday but requested the delay the third tn the case so he could have more time to obtain an attorney He is charged tn the June 1 slaying of Leon Tohee 24 of Red Rock h' Rcbmson law tonka said at his funeral home brought back of loot KENNEDY RETURNS WASHINGTON President Kennedy returned to Washington today after an overnight visit to his family at Cape Cod The presidential jet landed at Andrews Air orce Base Md return of those captured it was omciauy announced uraay The oreign Office said the note of protest was handed to the urther plans for the openmg of the new term will be made at another session scheduled at 9:30 am Aug 27 in Shoemaker's of fice VACATION ACCIDENT INSURANCE DAY8 TO MtOJTHB JM Conley Ageacy Goldwater Club Plans Meeting by the carriers and the brother hoods The unions have opposed the legislation as a form of com pulsory arbitration and protested the commission is manage ment oriented ring Rowell Burglars Return Hearse Minus Loot Church Start Revfva! Highland Park Methodist church 25th and will bold revival serv ices Aqg 25 30 starting at 2:30 pm daily it was announced to day Speaker each evening wfD be Rev Stephens the pastor The three acre range fire was re ported under control late Wednes day afternoon as two shifts of 160 soldiers worked tor eight hours to extinguish the blaze The area was near Deer creek canyon road and about five miles south of an area in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge where a timber fire burned 6 000 acres last month The Haar was fire breaks in an area A ort SHI err said the fire started by an artillery she!) land ing the impact area Methodist Secretary Slated To Speak At Centenary Church Dr Jones executive sec retary of the Methodist church Ok lahoma Conference Board of Edu cation will speak at the S30 a and 10 45 a Sunday services of 'he Centenary Methodist church Seventh and Rev Cranfill associate pastor and Youth director at the irst Methodist church will speak at 'he 7 30 pm service Sunday the absence of Rev Argus Ham ilton Jr pastor Test Application Deadline Changed Broadwa shows shipping spree on ifth Avenue and gen era sgV seeing are 'Xi tap when the' York City before gome Mlannc and the ini' of pageant Delaware Chief Now Jersey Scout Deadline for registering for the American College Test has been extended to riday Charles Elk ms Cameron clege dean of dents announced relay The test scheduled at the lege is mandatory al! freshmen entering college fall Students will assemble in the eoL lege auditorium at 8 am for an nouncements before the test is giv I en in the Davis Memorial union building The three hour long test covers English mathematics social stud ies and natural sciences Ward that were on exhibit and sale during his trial on vfa chatges Ward was a central figure tn the recent scandal which led to the resignation of former Wr Minister John Profumo and foe a ttane threatened Prime Min ister Harold Macmillan govern ment Ward killed himself at the dore of the trial which found him guil ty of living on the earning? prostitutes LONDON AP' Dr Stephen Ward left a net estate of 4420 pounds i12376i a lawyer for his brother said today Attorney Joseph Jackson said Ward's estate had been assessed provisionally at 14 620 pounds ($40 930 biit settlement of out standing debts reduced lower figure It was behesred that the estate consisted of Mrs Joe Phariss 4621 Santa medial Valerie Tulh 5 daughter of Mrs Roberta Tully 306 14th surgery Denies? Jones 8 daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jones In diahoma surgrrv Maurice Jones 6 daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jones Indiahoma surgery Dfsmtered: Mrs Don Beavin 3827 Lake and daughter boro Aug 18 Mrs Wayne Sanmann Geroni mo and son bom Aug 17 Mrs Jimmy Upton 509 Garfield and son horn Aug 17 Mrs loyd Baker 1215 Georgia and son born Aug 18 Roy Lee Stafford 1409 cal Leann Schuh 1915 Lake cal Robert Ray High Sterling med ical Ila Lorene Daniels Altus med ical Ramey Gregg 1603 medi cal Alta Bing Rt 1 medical Thomas Allan Marshall 9 son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Marshall Electra Tex Mrs Glen HOUSTON 'UPI' Jeremiah Henrx John had one corunlation today in appraising the loo from a burglary The thieves gest article OKLAHOMA CITY AP A policeman and zoo employe prob ably are mumbling today the old saying bite the hand that feeds you" Hoapital attendants reported to day that the policeman John Daley was bitten on the leg by a police dog and that the zoo em ploye Robert Everett was bitten on the thumb by a monkey The police dog reportedly bit Daley when the officer ordered it to help put a prisoner in jaU The circumstances surrounding Ever ett's wounds weren't diretaaed Nurses said both men wounds pected to attend the two day meet is busy this sum a series of "calen dcpi ung 'rue inn were dashed Britain Protests 1 fe nounced IMaBn Roll Up Sleeves Permanent Stays Mercerized 1 Ann and Dollie will Washington where Howard Edmondson and Mike Monroney and Reps Victor Wickers ham and Page Belcher will squire Sown about the na tion UPS AND DOWNS LARAMIE Wyo (API It'S a short walk acroos town in Laramie pa nt birds and Rowell who landing on nc planned Corn PRODUCE Plymouths and Valiants are selling so wed that become YES men to any deal! Martin Hollis surgery Ledbetter 12 dattgh from the sale of portraits by ter ot Mr and Mrs Horace Led better 1623 26th surgery Mrs James Gcwee surgery A Dossett Apache Mrs Mark Deatherage surgery Ardeila Baker 1306 18th sur gery TARK EYED Miss Oklahoma was all agtow this week when she eyed the missiles and soldiers at ort Sul an one of last official state visits before parting for Atlantic City and Miss America Pageant Chervl Ann Semrad had chaperone Dollie Hoskins jetted from Oklahoma City today with the famed boardwalk as their destination However they're taking the "long way to the Eastern Sea board with glamorous stops scheduled in Chicago Washington and New York City all sounds very exciting and I can hardly wait" beamed the Waukom: farm girl who won the Miss Oklahoma crown last month over some uber 50 Sooner? beau ties irst stop is 'n Kansas City where Cheryl Ann will present a prize Hereford the city hall of fame As president erf the Ok lahoma Junmi Hereford associa tion she li be op familiar ground in ollowing a brief stay in Chic ago wing No 12 Columbia medical Mrs Bobby Miller Apache med ical Nicky Wolfe Altus medical Leon Jackson Walters med ical Thomas Sheppard Walters medicaL Lowell LJoyd W'alters sur morn in WontSomerv WARD I government tn Havana against the recent kidnaping of TULSA (UPI) A syndicate Cuba from British owned headed by Chicago and Tulsa Caribbean OLand and has de banks has purchased $93 mllBon manded an apology as well as the dtrandXd bonds ThA ffrnun nffPTM an tnfarMf rate of about three per cent on $5 million worth of school bonds and $43 million municipal bonds offi cials said The syndicate to bead ed by the irst National Banp of Chimirn and th leet National Bank and Trust Co of Tulsa BHJJUARD BRIES Site the C1vi Reaty ('ole Brrre i CH bvkrei here two perform ances in Labor Dv has her change i from Trade ground to the Comanche County airgrounds Jav ee Jaek Wark ewtfn reports Mhw Oklaho ma'x Indian name is "Km Gu La Kiowa word meaning Rod Buri 'he Lawton garden st talked about tree of the yeur Of the 17 Kappa Alpha alums in Iaw fon several are planning to their frat's nation' conven tion in Oklahoma City Shera ton Oklahoma Hotel Aug 2731 Cf thc soyTHyft57 REAIRSTOWN (API Another link tn Lteiaware inoian state of New Jersey amity has been forged with the induction of the Delaware tribal chieftain into a New Jersey Roy Scout order Arthur Thomas 33 year old president of the Delaware Tribal ouncii Anananw uwa was i rt rii inducted Wettoesday into the Or B'iM ct Hroui Hurry to our Year End Salerprices are low Sooners Ho Longer To Have Mailing Addresses In Kansas BURLINGTON Okla Some residents of extreme north ern Alfalfa County Hve in Okla homa but have Kansas mailing addresses All that is due to change and rt Will mean the 68 persons in the rural area between Burlington and the Kansas border will start ting mail and newspaper deliver ies a day earlier Sen Mike Monronrv Okia Raid the rural residents will have Oklahoma mailing addresses and their mail will come from Bur lington instead of Kiowa Kan after a flight of about an hour starting Sept 14 from Otto Air orce Base Mass a Mrs Hmmto I Potitaita Sjlt mlrgery Mrs Monte Blain 2101 erris surgerv Twin daughters Mr and Mrs Justin Kuntz 414 Bell sur BiUy Brown 1005 16th bom gery 5:06 pm Aug 21 weight 5 pounds Mrs Earl Drummond Cache 8 ounces: bom 5:09 pm Aug 2L medical weight 4 pounds 1 ounce John Clark Jr Walters med Admitted: leal I Mrs Steve Kovac 2615 sur John Martindale 905 11th gery medical Shirley Kendall 11 daughter Mrs Rice Memphis of Mr and Mrs Royce Kendall Tenn medical Snyder surgery Dtomlmed: Bobby Dale Hamm Jr 4 son of Kenneth Harstad 5 son of Mr and Mrs Bobby Hamm Sr and Mrs Kenneth Harstad 2518 1412 Eighth medical surgery Joseph Burcham letcher William James Cabeny 16 son medical of Mrs Cabeny Rush Terry A Brown Okmulgee med Springs medical ical Mrs Harry Payne 305 19th Reed medicaL Mrs Jack medicaL Mrs John Charlotte Shively 14 daughter I of Mr and Mrs Shively Apa che surgery Wayne Lutonski 3H son of gery Mr and Mrs Gus Uttonstn fcJ gm medical Ethel White Chattanooga medi Mn Buriow Lipps 2409 Jeffer son surgery Mrs Lillie Boho Rush Springs surgery Mrs Martin Dalry mple Sterling surgery PHS INDIAN Admitted: Pearl Stumblingbear Anadarko surgery Martin Tartsah Anadarko med ical EHsmiMted: James Tsoodle Mountain View medical Mrs Dora Tsondle Mountain View medical Donna Sleeper No 4 surgery Mary Ah tone Anadarko sur gery Harriet Bedoka Anadarko med ical Donna Cooper Mountain View medical ART NOTH: Ki'wa Indian artist Charlie Rowell met preparing dar Using tempra technique Rowell said re attempting to preserve she history o' the Kiowa his pain'ings shows the siaughte' of several hoises by a man hw fe vanishei with another Indian An whct depicts Wolf and his bro he: a in Texas Wt mchKie signs Principals Plan Meeting riday tbe Principals of Lawton 27 Tehn cawi han friar tmlr an ariri mentSy SCbodS will meet at tng machine typewriter and ra a tn riday in Superintendent dio They hauled it away in his John Shoemaker's office new hearse But while I was calling police" he said "somebody turned the hearse and parked it in the driveway State Broadcasters Open Meet riday WAGONER (UPT) The sum mer convention of the Oklahoma Broadcasters Amociatton opens at nearby Western Hills Lodge ri day An estimated 75 persons are ex uiittHMcrov uni negotiations at an impasse the Senate Commerce Committee be gins work today on iegtolatton to avert a nationwide strike next Thursday Impelled by a new sense of ur gency the committee may be ready with a bill by early after noon Chairman Warren Mag 1 muon Wash claimed to ctxtfer with Democratic Leader Mike deemed necessary by the Presi Mansfield of Montana to see if tont tn the event of a strike the Senate will be readv to take i "The carriers have not shown WASHINGTON (UPI) Jerry i UP Ef tO Goodman of Mangum Okla bill wtD be brought op Mon ben joined the staff ofSen Howard Edmondson Okla i Magnuson said that Rep Oren slash payrolls to eliminate jobs Goodman replaced James Harris Ark chairman of the represent an unnecessary Barhett who resigned Aug 1 to House Commerce Committee had i cost uons claiming this enter the Oklahoma City law firm told him the Senate bill should toipenl safe and efficient of Smith Scott and Marrs reach the House early next week operations nave pledged to Although it held extensive hear 1 tMLAe atw Me i4a 44a4 unm a uut iiuu riitre i iDv AJiiii iixT iVt i jjt iiii i a iixz laujwia i mi vc avyiwcu latton proposed by President Ken Kennedy proposal that the In nedy July 22 to avert a strike terstate Commerce Commission The committee hoped that the car empowered to issue work rules riers and the rail unions nego effective for two years unless tiating under the eye of the Labor suPPianed by agreements reached Department could year work rules selves These hopes Wednesday Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz said negotiations had broken down and there was no immediate prospect of recon ciliation Wirtz told newsmen an exchange of versions of an arbitration agreement written by the carri ers and the unions had "left sig nificant differences in the defi nition of issues tor arbitration and procedures to he followed far it has proved impossi ble to reconcile these differences" Wirt caiH 6till prided the Proposals MINNEAPOLIS Teams WoM ter Unton leader Jamea Hoffa i brands the administration's civil JL rights propoaato before Congress OST 1X01106 "a farce and a take" and mf) the pending march on 1 a futile vesture Hoffa in Minneapolis tor a Teamster political rally told newsmen Wednesday night that the proposed laws to strengthen federal intervention into areas of discriminations are an attempt to Wednesday 1 fl a A 1 i iiiurunill lir uiurru peupte into believing that the civil rights pro gram wUl provide any jobs Hoffa estimated that about 20 per cent of the Teamster 17 million members are Negroes "I don't believe that picketing and raiding will solve the prob lem" Hoffa said "The inarch is no answer to the question of jobs mg eatured speakers include Gov Henry Bellmon Hollis Seavey assistant to the government af fairs vice president of the Nation al Association of Broadcasters and Robert Richardson as The "Lawton Youth for Goldwa sociate counsel to a special House ter Club" will meet at 10: a subcommittee on investigation riday at the Republican County 28 Headquarters 412 Third Robert a 30 Smith chairman announced to day The dub open to Goldwater sup 43 porters from 15 25 yean of age 31 will begin work on a petition sup dl porting the Arizona senator's can 05 'dldacy for President neany iuuluw persons uned ruined streets of Skopje today as Soviet Premier Khrushchev drove through miles of wasteland left by the July 26 earthquake Under a blazing sun Khru shchev stopped to thank a 500 man Soviet team tor their help to clearing the rubble He dUso talked with survivors Cuban foreign ministry in Havana of theflisaster which killed more I Wednesday by Charge Affaires than 1000 perrons and turned I Paul Scott Today the Cuban am Skopje into a ghost city bassador in Lxxidon conferred President Tito Ms wife and I with Assistant Undersecretary of mrs nnrusnenev accompameo state nJ A Cheetham at the or the Soviet leader on the flight eign Office trom Belgrade to the devastated Macedonian capital Qimnio vaa tkm ftrt aftov rtz na4 rtf a mwtn ialnnJ MOV Maws svwjZ 7 n14 1 a VI ISKUIUg 1U Belgrade on Khrushchev's 15 day the Bahamas when Castro Cuban vacation" in Yugo gunboats forcibly seized a group slavia He arrived in the country of Cubans who had landed there two days ago The British note demanded that The Soviet visit came the Cuban government two weeks after US Secretary of the prisoners captured on Anguil Agriculture Orville reeman la Cay to the British authorities toured Skopje in the Bahamas" The Soviet Union sent 500 men to Skopje on Aug 6 10 days after a full American military field bos pital was airlifted from West Ger many to help treat the quake vic tims Secretary reeman President Tito $50 million aid for the stricken city cepting Tito expressed appreciation to President day and the people of the United States WASHINGTON (UPI) The Christian Home and Houstna Cor the Drtsrtmrnt nt tb Army Wash poratfon Of Tulsa Okla will re Jher pedfW all foftn build a nt except ttdreu offieera are aifTwi two story building containing 41 Hnneateel APO Mew to wahinetnn or Maj Gen Mike Monroney Okla has an raorix naxirarx it sore Lawton: Maj Gen Clifton Von Korea 'o ftarker ol mat prwitotea In AUS: Cot to C'H Bitty Adame Knute tlttao i Maj to Lt Cot Loutj Speart Capt to 1 Maj John Gavtn lemei rnal Miller LknaM Mue Rleh ard Retd let to Cap? William Hoti rwt to rwo Jofr I Wlmmereherg 1 a 1 a re i la giw zx vauMirv prummw 10 Cot ra Aan made of mmettan of military rerorde Walter Kersey to hw pnxnotton tn let Lt Dee 1S anc promotion Capt Sept US Cui James Billups Jr WaetiKtftoa DC to Sam Haumrm Cot Jom DHMs Jr Waahtaftoa DC to Betxrdr mate are rH fr Off Stu Btry Bliee Opt The Wnre A Crawftwd io I a ars 1 ri ii tiv Armw 1 rrswr nrastone Arsenal am last tier of tn Arrow at Camp Mo WatH Hsarttw cast wutism hican outside Blairstown A Cnw Redstone Arsenal am The ceremony was part of a wrek long visit here by the chief nr rt retn rapt Geor sien who met last Tuesday with Gov Jr r1 Jamee Richard Hughes to discuss the ar i I as esa eMlrvieR 1 4zs 9 Naal fxrvMitiv i iv ijJMi sxjii ui uir Lvf aw ares in New Jersey tercen tenary celebration next year The pow wow between Hughes and Thomas marked by an ex change of ties by the two big chiefs was believed to be the first official meeting between the Del aware Tribe and New Jersey in a least 160 yeanr The Delawares left New Jersey tn 1757 after clashes with white settlers and many of the Indian tribe migrated finally to Oklaho ma EL 44U 1 1 a I 1 I I I Vi i ssliii 1' I lislflsl i MB BBBB fra litlQ 1 IHfi 1 Bd YY I SO Gotsn Si MX a i i 5 4 1 111 1 MMRBMMBMBBIMMWMBBnMBBMBMB 1 1 I.