Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 1

it 7 i SupF Unite Support United Sit' 01-da orno FORECAST Miami and vicinity: Fair the Mum' Furfd DAILY Ews co 1 b) through: tandpeslightly bemeen 80 and 56TH YEAR NO 95 Pvbilshed Every teenbee lExteree Sericyl and Svriday Moen mce by heceme tvit100PO'l MIAMI OKLA SUNDAY OCTOBER 19 1958 DAILY 5 CENTS-SUNDAY 15 CENTS 56TH YEA 11 1 I Dkets ikt-1 come in il II II II II PEACEFUL USES OF THE ATOM EXPLOSIONS-- I Excavating a harbor 2 Rejuvenating underground water or oil reserves 3 Generating steam-electric power in caverns 4 Mining minerals by pulverization CONTROLLED Providing hot water heat for homes USES OF THE ATOM I Excavating a harbor 2 Rejuvenating underground water or oil reserves 3 Generating steam-electric power in caverns 4 Ming Mining by pulverization CONTROLLED 5 Providing hot water beat for homes 0 4 tgeVit 'AV 7: 4 di Dnver Ri es Little Political CRITICS MERELY JEALOUS' Noise in Slate Vatican Doctor Target As Date Nears Of Attack Over Stories 4 't 1 -4 1 1 A a I I 054'1- lb 0 es -k o- 1 1 olitivi-p Ake ---t-Dc-akinvrer RII GO i r) 1 fr --a ro' i :44 44-4 Pv 4 fetter ipA 1 e''''" 1 4 tttof ---) I i 1 1 1 CRITICS MERELY JEALOUS? 1 -1 4 443 i hica i 41 0 i 4 0 0 0 At 1 e1 1 4 "010 111411 1 6'" i 6 71 -1 I Nome me Slate Vatican Doctor Target 4- 17-211 1 i 1 A Dale fly or 4r at "It' 'AV it- '7 A' 17 10 i i 41 4 5 1 As ears Attack Over Stories 4 0 4 ''''4 tq'') ''''114 1 1 4 (t A 1 14 di It J11444 4r wl-N-ox- 0 amm str 4: leo ici ociat c't 4 -) Lr I i --t' 44-5 i 2 4 3 te i rwillo 0 7144 -Teoto04 Demo Governor Manages Spot Of Prominence Demo Governol Manages Spot Of Prominence Party Leader in Party Leader in FORCING of the ways in which the tremendous power of an atomic explosion may revolutionize everyday life arc depicted in panoramic drawing above Already electricity generated from the heat of controlled nuclear reactors is being produced in numerous plants But so far actual explosions have not been harnessed for peaceful use One of the fast such attempts may be the dredging of harbors (1) A possible site in Alaska is being studied by the Atomic Energy Commission Another use (2) envisions the rejuvenating of worn-out oil fields or the creating of underground reservoirs to catch run-oft water in ordinarily parched areas of the earth Or water pumped into two caverns (3) in which atomic explosions alternate could be turned into steam to run electricity-producing turbines above the ground Mining with A-bombs is yet another possibility (4) Following the explosions leaching solution pumped through a deep-lying ore body could extract valuable minerals In the controlled reaction field a new application has been announced by Sweden (5) Here a reactor is buried safely underglound water circulates around it and is pumped through pipes to provide residential heating This project is already underway at the city of Vasteras near Stockholm Demo Landslide 1 ROME Rome Medical Assn Saturday ac- I Or Big Surprise? 'cused Prof Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi of unprofessional con-i Colorado Furious icluct in selling to newspapers and magazines untimatei DENvER WPI) President OKLAHOMA CM' (UPI) and detailed accounts of the last hours of Pope Pius XII lEisenlumer came here Saturdav I Galeazzi-Lisi Nvis physician to the late Pope for more 'to Landslide sc-ivaker or upset? visit old friend a nd sprad joy mantle! which his welcome dependent A Jelly Bryce and Je laik to the campaign camps of than a quarter of a century among Republicans but the Democrat Iloward Edmondsonl Ile called the society's action a case of "professional Republican Phil Ferguson and ceremon as dominated by a alous" I Detnocratic povernor brought dis- You can find some interesting ar- he as 1 guments for all three outcomes in Tsociation announced it would hold an early meeting to: eared Dea ma) to assembled GOP candi- Ill the governor's race The election decide what formal action should: i comes off just two weeks from be taken A spokesman said this I could range from censure to ex- Tuesday ane ras got pulsion from the medical society "It's the quiet vote that's me sNorried" said on Democrat-10f the province of Rome ic leader "People are just too Christian Democratic Sett An- quiet I don't know what itgelo Rafaele Jervolino asked the 18 Saved From i ference on GOP prospects in Col- means" lgovernment to take action against "It's a landslide for Edmond-IGaleazzi-Lisi under the 1929 1at- Frigid Atlanti orado this fail what drew angry protests at Colorado Furious Demo Landslide RomE (11111)--The Rome Medical Assn Saturday ac Colorado Furious TVVO ARRESTED AT GRID HOUSE Formosa Unity Pact Indicated Fol Pal Bet Raiders Strike in OC Bet Raiders Stme In 0C ident and I Airport where the Pres- There Irs Eisenhower landed 1 son" said another "The onlyieran Pact with the Holy question is by how much" ARGE 11 NjIA Nfld (UPI) A 1- was the White House refusal to a radar ncket lane carrying fresh American person-' Edmondson himself has said he avgidallinigst set up a plane-side picture of the is "running scared" ftohre trit1upieishment forSciensPuticits-11r ere was no official Vatican nei for duty in Newfoundland just president ond the five top Re pub OKLAHOMA CITY A gest betting operations in The University of Oklahoma Ferguson Optimistic candithites On the state tick- huge quantity of betting records Police said Biggs holds a federal didn't come in for much of the Take a trip to Ferguson's head-comment but Vatican quarters crashed into Placentia Sound said there was "virtually no other short of a runway Saturday while et on intersectional football games gambling stamp and that Barnes betting he said with cow cc most of the quarters and you find an optimis-i cose" for the society to to make an instrument were sewed in a raid by city po- is well known as a big-time gam pa on Big Ten east coast anclitic crew nourishing on the thought Called News Conference landiig with 29 persons aboard I Engulfed in Friends 1 lice and sheriff's officers here bier larger independent teams Id an upset re request was put to press 1 Galeazzi-Lisi's journalistic Yen- Eleven persons were believed he President by the time the erty was en- Saturday Two men one a well- Police labeled Biggs a mysteryl Police Chief Roy Bergman said "We think we're going to win tures were known to have shocked killed but only one body ictu had been known Oklahoma City gambler man in the Dallas underworld and the raid climaxed more than two Phil Ferguson thinks we're going 1 and dismayed many in the Vati- recovered from the frigid Atlantic Secretary James Hag were arrested said they were investigating the weeks "hard work on the part of tn win This election is going --In They were not authorized bywaters gulfed in triends as he climbed George a of Oklahoma possibility of out and na-I Oklahoma City viCe squad detec- fool a lot of people" saYs John the Vatican 's City and another man identifiedjional syndicate links fives" ome morning ves" Currey Ferguson's campaign 1 Eighteen persons were rescued into a bronze convertible to ride The ng newspaper during the first few hours after to the home of Mrs Eisenhower as Richard Carl Biggs Dallas! According to vice squad Lt Jack Barnes said he had no Dart in Imanager T1 TorrInn nnri tha wPokiV rriarta-! tha ern ch 1 mother Mrs Elivera Doud George a of Oklahoma ossibility of out-of-state and na-10klahoma City viCe squad detec-fool a lot of people" says John City and another man identifiedqional syndicate links fives" Currey Ferguson's a a i as Richard Carl Biggs Dallas According to vice squad Lt Jack Barnes said he had no part in i manager into a bronze convertible to ride Oklahoma City viCe squad detec-fool a lot of people" says John the Vatican 1 Eighteen persons were rescued fives" Currey Ferguson's a a i The Rome morning newspaper during the first kw hours after to th home of Mrs Eisenhower's Barnes said he had no part in manager ill Tempo and the weekly maga-khe crash Mrs Elivera Doud Oggi both appeared Saturday! The Navy opened an investiga-! The circumstances however did with copyright stories on the Pope i-Rit dissuade state GOP Chairman tion into the crash in the 50-degree I signed by the doctor I 'Richard Shaw from swearing at On Oct II 48 hours before the i SOONER LISTED the White House staff and shout- a Basilica Galeazzi-Lisi advised thel Pope was buried in St Peter'sm WASHINGTON (UPI) ing Hagerty "We're trying to get some help out here and make Rome press corp he would hold a was listed by the Navy Sang- Strange of Fort Cobb Okla 1 as a real occasion" It as difficult to count all the i lhe system he and a (le sconference on Tuesday to day pictures made night among II persons "Icolleague had used to enibt-lin the of many of tilt hut to the center was Dernociatic Pope's bodv i a radar picket plane at Argen 1 IKE on page See 3 late Po r1 tina Newfoundland Tex were booked and jailed fol- Caldwell and Deputy Sheriff I ar- the gambling system "I'm just a Things are almost as cheerful lowing the raid Authorities said kin Lamb raid co-ordinators no bettor boys not an operator' he at Bryce's offices they were running "one of the big- bets were taken in person at the told Caldwell I "I never entered a fight in my house Strictly a telephone opera- that I didn't expect to win" A Aboard titfolornr1etdh ew aonly 0 epsa paper tubeo rkbetptieurg- I Bryce said although conceding he th Atlanta is an underdog forms I Asked if he personally would Caldwell said most of the bets 'consider it an upset if he won he erarngbeudt aatendthheigthor 1 answered "I imagine some pen- Airliner Perish Suspect Held ple would say it was an upset" tal involved "It would be impos- Two Assumptions sible" he said "until we've had Republicans are basing their Toll Not Revealed a chance to carefully total all the Man Reported victory predictions on two assump- columns I See POLITICS on nage 3 Toll Not Revealed chance to carefully total all columns the gambling system "I'm Just Things are almost as bettor boys not an operator' heat Bryce's offices told Caldwell I "I never entered a fight in rriy that I didn't expect to win' Fifth Atlanta an underdog Bryce said although conceding he Os Asked if he personally would i 'consider it an upset if he won he! I uspect Held ple answered "I imagine some would say it was an upset pe-n Two Assumptions 1 I ti Republicans are basing their victory predictions on two assump- See POLITICS on page 3 At the conference held slightly less than 24 hours after the burial the doctor passed around photo I in color of the Pul les Slated in Taipei Tuesday WASHINGTON (UPI) Administration officials predicted Saturday that next week's Chiang-Dul les conferences in Formosa will produce a joint declaration of unity and a private agreement to avoid provoking renewed Communist attacks The time is ripe now for compromising US-Nationalist Chinese disagreements with a minimum of haggling these officials said Their predictions suggested that Secretary of State John Foster Dulles hopes he and President Chiang Kai-shek can present a solid and successful-looking front to both the world and the voters back home at the conclusion of the talks Dulles is due in Taipei Tuesday on a flight from Rome for three days of talks He will leave for Washington just before expiration of the third week of Red China's Quemoy cease fire Officials discounted the possibility that Dulles would try to persuade Chiang to make major public concessions to win a lasting extension of the cease fire such as demilitarization of the offshore islands or ending the Nationalists' partial blockade of South China ports These sources also doubted that Chiang would make a public issue of his reported desire to win a permanent US guarantee to help defend the offshore islands These problems will be discussed it was presumed here But the emphasis will be kept on the theme of unity in the face of the Communists' new political campaign to weaken Nationalist faith In the United States and undermine Chiang's prestige pu Tai WAS Istratiot urday les con produce unity ei avoid pi ist atta The promisi disagre( of hagi Their Sec retai Dulles Chiang solid ai to both back hi the talk Dulles on a fli days of Washing of the Quemoy OffiCiE ity that suade lie con( extensio demilita lands partial ports These Chiang of his perman( defend i These sed it the emr theme Commut paign tc In the mine Ch See DOCTOR on page Private Clubs in State Targets of By Soviet Report LONDON (UPI) A Soviet TU- College To Open 104 commercial airliner crashed on its regular Peiping to Moscow run Classes Monday Friday killing all passengers and crewmen aboard Radio Moscow In LT? Churches announced Saturday It was the first announced crash of the twin- LITTLE ROCK Ark (UPI) jet Soviet airliner Ouachita Baptist College at first announced crash of the twin- LITTLE ROCK Ark (UPI) jet Soviet airliner Ouachita Baptist College Trying To Flee ATLAN'TA (UPI) Police arrested the so called "central figure" in a synagogue dynamiting Saturday just as he was reported ready to flee town But anonymous telephone threats indicated some conspirators were still at large dicated some conspirators werel still at large Teachers Going To State Parley I II' 4 I 41 I 14" 1 '5'1 water Hope was all but abanVA Blood Unit doned for the missing 10 men Coming Legion liemy rain and winds hampered Corn search and rescue crews A Navy spokesman said 12 hours after the eeking Donors crash that "It will be rough going from now on" The mobile blood donor truck Personnel Transfer land staff from the 'eterans hosThe four-engine Super Constella-Pital at Muskogee will be in Miami tion was carrying personnel from next Friday afternoon The local the Patuxent Md Naval StationiAmerican Legion post is hoping for to the US base at Argentia for enthusiastic support by prospective assignment on radar picket duty donors It tried to make an instrumentl Fred Ernst co-chairman of landing shortly after midnight huddle Legion donor program said for some unexplained reason sameiSaturday the mobile unit will spend down short of the water-edge run-ithe afternoon at the Legion hall 'tin was carrying personnel from 1 next Friday afternoon The loca the Patuxent Md Naval StationiAmerican Legion post is hoping lot Ito the US base at Argentia foreenthusiastic support by prospectivt assignment on radar picket duty donors it tried to make an instrumentl Fred Ernst co-chairman ol ethe Legion shortly after midni ht bu on donor program a i I for some unexplained reason eameiSaturday the mobile unit will spend short of the water-edge run-'the afternoon at the Legion hall Ferguson Attack OKLAHOMA CITY Avowed wet Phil Ferguson firedi criticism at private clubs tonight' and promised to enforce probibi- tion until repeal is voted if he is elected governor 1 The Republican mominee in 1 OKLAHOMA I Avowed wet Phil Ferguson fired at private clubs tonight and promised to enforce prollibi- until repeal is voted if he is governor The Republican mominee in a I II an- Public schools in Miami and The TU-104 usually carries 70 flounced Saturday that it will Detectives Compton passengers and a crew of five but open school Monday in three of Davidson seized Richard' Little Rock's largest a i tiBolling 25 near his home earlyition I most other communities in Otta- 1 wa county will be closed next the Soviet radio did not specify churches for white high school Saturday They said he went quiet-elected Thursday a Friday how many were killed Friday The crash was the first of a commer- 1 ly with them to the count jail teachers are attending the state i ilne cial jet airliner since a series of The Little Rock Private School to be questioned first by sheriff's' filmed television speech showed: convention of the Oklahoma Edu- cation Assn in Oklahoma City troubles forced the grounding of i Corporation also will oven school officers and later by the FBI lartist's sketches of various "upper' See CRASII on page 3 2912 South Main street starting at the ill-fated British Comet Jet EMonday in the former University i Bolling one of five men in- crust clubs" where he said "the! Charles Chesnut president I o'clock Friday 1 "The Veterans Administration airliners in 1954 of Arkansas Graduate School forldieted for the Sunday bombing of more affluen1 citizens of the Soon-1 of the Miami Board of Education exan State hospital at Muskogee is always Diplomatic sources in Bonn white seniors only with donatedjhe Jewish temple here on er state can keep their liquor in' said schools will close at the I I charges that could bring the safety be served mixed Germany said four West Germans funds an conclusion of classwork Wednes- The unit going to Moscow after a Far East Ouachita College's classes will death penalty is the brother or drinks by professional barten- day and not reopen until the fol- 't 1 outh Added ln milor ge need can 1 a naccommodate od trip were killed in the crash be for all three high school one of those arrested earlier andders" lowing Monday indicted Chimney Installed 10 donors per hour and we're The Soviet Radio said the TU-104 grades-10th llth and 12th The In the TV talk Ferguson quoteeL hopeful of a capacity participa- crashed and "broke up" near Kan- private school corporation does Called a "central figure" in from federal court records to show l'-ro Road To lion" Ernst remarked ash about 360 miles due east oll not know when it can provide the case Richard Bolling was the the organization and methodsi i He said the Legion is appealing Moscow in the level Volga Basin i 10th and Ilth grade classes only one not in custody when the found in a Tulsa County "shake- At Sistine Chapel United Press International for the support of organizations as 'indictments were returned Fridaydown racket" ring which he said country of the Chuvash autonomous The Baptist churches all haveib governmentlunderstood that the other eight a special grand jury Policeigrew up during the time llow-! a ATICAN tirlY A 19-year-old Clinton youth was' well as individuals educational buildings and it was! 'workmen at Sistine Chapel Satur killed Saturday when his automo- Persons willing to give hid are received a tip that he was pre- ard Edmondson the Democratic paring to leave town and inter- nominee for governor was in of-daY I Baptist churches in Little Rock put on the special chimney bile went ou' of control and hur- asked to contact either Ernst (tel- cepted him 'lice as Tulsa County Attorney Ile scene the radio said I have offered their educational 1 i In a car found at Bolling's charged that Edmondson had will carry the plumes of tied 71 feet through the air before ephone 24151) Walter le Dumas smoke announcing the results of crashing A farm tractor operato02-552er or Legion Cmde Charles The broadcast announcement on 'buildings horile police discovered anti-Jew-agreed to leave prohibition en- 'died of injuries suffered Oct 5- Turner (2-8219) the Soviet home service was a rar- More than 3000 high school stu- iish literature signed by a man' forcement in Tulsa to city officers' A new stove was installed inside balloting on the new pope Their deaths raised Oklahoma's by In the past Russia has an- dents in Little Rock including' t' 'who identified himself as national and said "this left corrupt police commander about 700 Negroes haven't at- the chapel Friday It will be used raffic toll to 52g compared to 552 UICKIES by Ken Reynolds foreigners were Involved as a no- tended school this year because flounced plane accidents only when nder of the Knights of the commissioners a free reign to de- to burn the ballots cast by the at this date last year college of cardinals when it be- The dead: iNkhite Camillia an outgrowth of velop the payoff racket" tification to next-of-kin of the integration crisis SchooL 'the Ku Klux Klan I Earlier Saturday Ferguson toldgins its conclave Oct 25 I Rupert Wayne Twins 19 Clin I 1 was supposed to open for them ton Route 3 a 4 taseee 7 11 1 The two-page letter called thea group in a rally in Capitol IfilL If black smoke rises from the Sept 2 rederick Patterson 43 1 F----1 Christian America This is a liasness in Oklahoma that in thisImpe has received the necessary Jew "the sworn enemy of white that "politics is so entwined with chimney after a vote it means no Claude i' Ft Worth Tex r-N I 1 i) r7A)k)J 1 See CRASH on page 3 j2912 South Main street starting at 11 o'clock Friday "The Veterans Administration xan State hospital at Muskogee is always lendlinrge need oefanbloaoedeomThmeoduanriet coming outh Added 10 donors per hour and we're hopeful of a capacity participaD Road To lion" Ernst remarked lie said the Legion is appealing United Press International for the support of organizations as U111111(AHUU1 In ril 4)ilibIlt kti L11 uktullialuit I a 0 Ii CC 11611 tic- Vhite Camillia an outgrowth of velop the payoff racket" college of cardinals when it be- The dead: I he Ku Klux Klan 1 Earlier Saturday Ferguson told gins its conclave Oct 25 I Rupert Wayne TWinS 19 Un- ----pi The two-page letter called the a group in a rally in Capitol Hill If black smoke rises from the i Ce '1 ton Route 3 i H11-- 1 1 few "the sworn aud rederick Patterson 43 i rn enemy of whit(- that "politics is so entwined with chimney after a vote it means no 1 FL ------tecr- 7hristian America This is a laasiness in Oklahoma that in this Pope has received the necessary Worth Tex -ii 1) AtTri 1 1 I i lk t0' 1 1 4 4 i 0 I 1 5 1 'Soviet Republic The Soviet Council of Ministers sent a government investigation commission to the cil of Ministers sent a Soviet Republic The Soviet Coon- investigation commission to the Horse Ahead at Halftime 20-13 Hot Hal 1 Youth Board To Gather Monday Gather Monday Youth Board To life and death struggle must win legally if pos violently if necessary" I See SUSPECT on pa Ti ife and death struggle ust win legally if violently if necessary" See SUSPECT on Northeastern Norsemen held a 20-13 lead over Garden City at halftime last night in their game at Garden City Kan Garden City led 7-0 at the end of the first quarter A touchdown by Orville Bolinger and Gus Glasscock's extra-point kick tied It up early in the second quarter The Broncbusters moved ahead midway in the period but failed to convert And the score was 13-7 With five minutes remaining Glasscock circled end for a TD after his pass to Phil Baker it the ball on the one-yard line Glasscock again kicked the point to make the score 14 to 13 Dean Hendryx scored from the yard line with 25 seconds left The pass from center was low and the extra-point effort was smothered leaving the score at 20-11 North held a City at their gz Gard( of the by On Glassco It up ea The Br midway to conl With Glassco after hi the bat Glassco to malo Dean 6-yard The pa and thi smothet 20-13 Quapaw Alumni To Make Reunion Plans The Board of Directors of Miami Youth Group Inc will QUAPAW (Special) The Qua- meet Monday night in the Mutt high school Alumni Assn will Hutt at the Civic Center Cotton meet Monday night to make plans Hite president announced Satur- for next Friday's homecoming celday Also attending will be school class representatives The Nancy Root association vice-meeting will start at 7:30 o'clockipresident said former students Hite said memberships in the will meet at 7 o'clock tomorrow Mutt Hutt now total 44S at the high school page 'l The highway patrol said TWinS which we one-party state some honest merywo-thirds majority plus one i was traveling at a high speed on 1 nisible but chants and businessmen have been When white smoke comes out iti 'U 183 seven miles north of tafraid to openly support Phil Fern-means a new pope has Clinton His car went out of con- I age 3 tguson for governor" lelected trol as he came out of a curve and ran 307 feet don't' the left 1 0 shoulder of the high ay before eZ 1 hurtling 71 feet through the air ch across Beaver creek 'Fbe car li came to rest upright on th o'04 creek's opposite hank hut Twins 1 nit? to tt l'i as dead on arrival at a Clinton 4 tt" 1 i hospital it i Patterson died in a I a ten i I 4 7t ll Saturday of a fractured 11 4 Ile was iniured Cwt 5 l-Itton 1 "ti to driving a farm tractor on 4: t-' to ok top 183 three miles north of 'Iountaia '4' i f-' ii ell i r4444 1104t it Park in Kiowiti county 'I he trae- I itor was pulling a wheat and ---0- 'was struck in the rear bv an alito it ttt 1 tt 'ro mobile driven bv Frankion Lone ti it toomooniiiot 0' 94" te ARO sateilio I -ti 1( ON '1 fik II i ous injury ii Temperature Hits 84 High Saturday ly 8: RESULT in 2 0 r'rrrre rr'11 or kI tz's vow won rfo 'o NN USE DOOR-TO-DOOR WANT ADS 'L 4 ci I 17 I 4'1 7O ere et )11 lest 1 vc 9 1 id to vour ooDelr Surd copy ov 5 ri rn and Moncio? copy bi 12 noon CHARGE YOUR WANT AD YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD igh way patrol said Twins 'I which we one-party state Some honest mer-it he to-third majority plus one '''''')4 L'el) -73) possible but chants and businessmen have been When white smoke comes out it was traveling at a high speed on 7 Lt14t 2 4 lafraid to openly support Phil Fer-means a new pope has 4 4 i page 3 tgu Cl nton 181 His car went out of con- seven miles north of son for governor" elected J-- )) trill as he came out of a curve and ran 307 feet down the left shoulder of thet highway before the air 57'- 0 1 hurtling 71 through -4---- I '-II li across Beaver creek 'Fhe car 4 came to rest upright on thr '104 creek's opposite bank hut lw ins was dead on arrival at a Clinton 1 '0 el be hospital i 1 44 t-- 4 4 4 Patterson died in a I aw tnn ll 1 iy i II 4- -vlb 7 1 1 1 i Pt -2 4 fr t' Saturday of fractured 11 ti skull Ile was iniured Oct 5 1PA USE DOOR-TO-DOOR 10 i A -f drivinpr a farm tractor on WANT ADS 4 4 183 three miles north of 'Mountain f' -''h-' 7 'fl CI' 1 1 1 ec co I 1 I I 41 Cr 'I' rJ 1" 1- I litsNo 01 116' 4 ft' Park in Kiowa County 1 he frac- i Iff''''' 4 ''''''r Jk 1 'fr Ierw 11 vc IS 1 -7- ltor was pulling a wheat dril and 1 4 as struck in the ea A rear an auto 1 16 1: i mobile driven bv l'rankip Lee lit i 9 1111111111 '1Thomac 20 Frederick The auto I 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De i 014047 :10 4(170) burned but Thomas escaped seri c)i4-'' Illassutt I 1 ous injury i' 1 in 2 4: lt I 'V' It -doi 0 4 db otor I totts i Temperature Hits tilillAttrist 0 tPen1 tn I 1 ntza ve) won vOur oti lo tr 1 I 6'''' i ''''t a i 4 84 High Saturday a itit70014siis Sundcp ccoy oy 5 ri rn VICIC Onel 1 14111111111161107a'ar Moncto? copy by 12 notr1 0 411' ittiteistwo- IJ ily I1111111010 CHARGE YOUR WANT AD -'00011111i 0 tiP 1 v1es 1 AO 4 111111i0i CREDIT IS GOOD YOUR I 1" 11 Picher School Annual Wins National Award Dewey Child Is Hanging Victim BARTLESVILLE WED Larry Dean Stull 6-year-old son of 'Mr and Mrs Eugene Stull Dewey was accidently hanged Saturday while playing in his grandmother's backyard here The grandmother NIrs Earl Combs said the boy had tied a hemp rope to a tres! climbed the tree and apparently became caught in it She saw him hanging and screamed for help A neighbor Rufus Geurin cut the rope with a pocket knife but the boy was already dead Dev Han BARTI Dean St and Mr was ac( while ph backyar( The I Combs hemp rn tree and caught i She screame Rufus pocket I( ready d( PICHER (Special) Members of the staff of Picher high school's yearbook the are receiving local state and national accolades The school annual has been rated among the nation's best by judges at Columbia university in New York City When awards were announced at a Columbia yearbook production conference Friday Picher's yearbook for I957-5S was recognized as the best in Oklahoma for junior-senior high schools with less than ISO enrollment The also received a second place national award Yearbooks printed in the off set process from 47 states and several foreign countries were judged by the Columbia experts thus making the recognition International in scope Mrs Cleo Harrell I a cul sponsor the Zincn was naturally elated to learn of the awards but she credited the publication's staff of high school Students "They deserve the credit" she remarked "The staff co-operated wonderfully and worked real hard to produce a high-quality annual often staying hng hours after school" Last year's staff included Bar-See on page 3 Fair 4ild a little a rmer is the forecast for this area and I I must of Oklahoma through Mon Idav Miami had a l611 of Si Sairday ate! noon Observer John Grat reported a 42 overnight in 'Saturday morning The maximum was Temperature in Miami early Ias rotht was 70 Fair id a little warmer is the 'IA ealhey f9recast for this area and I Miami ad a gh of SI I Mist Dt uklanonia through Mon- i 1 hat ir- day ate! noon Observer John day Dia 2-5507 1 CCAT THEIR WORK are members of the Picher high school yearbook staff whose work has received national acclaim Around work table from left are Ralph Leslie Darnell Gary Brown Carolyn Lane Patsy Powell Betty Vicory Pansy Lee Craft Airs Cleo liarrell (standing) advisor Barbara Sue Anderson Collins and Anna Lue Anderson fot the Miami News-4 etotd Wont AD Old 11 1 4 sormomkedwome i.