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SUNDAY JULY 17 1955 BABY SELLING PROBERS HEAR THREE MOTHERS WALT BISNEY SET TO SHOW PARK read by Wider related that her child had been adopted by an In diana family then returned when It became apparent that the young later was partly blind A aocial worker Dernardlo Healy associated with St Vin cent Infant and Maternity hos pital Chicago) testified that in this cuo tire child was taken to SU Vincent' The baby' condition wa not dlcloed Both witnesie aid Arkema arranged th adoption which back fired Another mother testimony ld that Arkem had placed her child with Iowa foster parents Arkema under questioning by Mltlcr testified that he had han died 19 adoption cases sine 1953 at fees ranging from nothin to 1400 and that moat of th chil dren involved wer those of wom en referred to him by Mrs Ag ue Brechtel of Duluth Minn and her attorney Martin reed man of Duluth Arkema at first told the sub committee that he had not corre sponded with reedman but when shown copy of a letter purported ly written by him to reedman Nov 11 1052 said didn't recall writing it Th letter said have not heard anything from you since your last letter of Oct 15 I have a num ber of applicants who would very happy to receive Information from the great city of A second copy dated Sept 16 1054 was identified by Miller as one written by Arkema to reed man and said "I am enclosing a check for payment to you and Mr Brechtel in the usual amount of $300" Arkema testified that he had re ceived $2850 in one adoption case from a New York couple but said only about $500 could be consid ered a fee The remainder he said was spent on actual legal cost nnd for care of the natural mother ox the child involved Earlier in the hearing an other Chicago lawyer Nathan Gomberg ho Said he had han dled 36" adoption cases during the last five years told the sub committee "there was nothing illegal there was noth ing to hide" in his activities The sub committee is concluding three days of hearings in Chicago to determine whether federal laws are needed in adoptions where the baby or parents come from dif ferent states Gomberg yesterday was the cen telccast by ABC front 6:30 to 7 pm (CST) with Disney Art Link letter Irene Dunne ess Parker Davy Crockett and others gom 500 men were labor ing to finish Disneyland for the 'premiere Despite the lat rush the entire park ha been planned down to the smallest detail And Disney I great stickler for detail The interior of th railroad station for example had to designed with th ornate woodwork of the 1900 period The 72 horse on the $102000 King carouselwere rebuilt so they would appear to be leaping instead of merely galloping The site of th park was a 160 acre orang ranch Just off the Sant Ana reeway The plan was dtawn up with an old fashioned city park at the hub and the realm of antasyland rontierland Adrentureland and Tomorrowland fanning out in four directions The Disney peo ple estimate a patron need travel' no more than 14 mile to see th Whole place Disneyland had cost its backer $17 million What will it cost the doting father who bring hi fami ly here 7 Well Ba you'll have to shell out $1 apiece for you your wife and nny other grownups you bring nlong The kids get in for 60 cents tret figure in a controversial' film which subcommittee investigator said they had taken showing Gom berg in the act of making a baby transfer In reference to th film Gom berg said th transfer was made in broad daylight and in full view of anyone who might have cared to Watch He said that in the case in ques tion he had received $1200 from a New York couple of which $600wa for his fee and the balance for medical nnd care costs for th natural mother during four months preceding th birth Earlier in the session a young married couple from Oklahoma City Mr and Mrs Luther Watson told of having paid $675 for a baby only to find later that they had been given a different one than they thought and that it was blind They said they hnd obtained the baby from a 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OKLA BIG ZINC DEAL IS HOT ISSUE th contract with Mid Continent the market price for lnc was 19 cent a pound The contract for purchase from Mid Continent at 17 cents a pound Shipley ald the government moved to "pull out" when the price (kidded to 11 cent a pound and th mln did not reach th production stage Th GAO report questioned a contract provision that Mid Con tinent' 'production was to be handled by th Zinc Co of Illinois a subsidiary firm A Young Howard Young1 son wa a vice president of the subsidiary Both Larson and Young de fended that arrangement Ship ley said it was ural" for Mid Continent to deal with American because he said the smelling concern was "the biggest and best In the country and closest to the mine" The attorney said that if what he called th miaitatemenU in the report are not changed Clough may go to court "to havo the rec ord corrected" MINDSZENTY IS REED BY HUNS him to induce him to confess Ho wa the first man ever to bo sentenced by any government while serving a a prince of the Catholic church He had been Imprisoned earlier for defying the Nasis and in 1946 had been elevated to the cardinal ate when he was already primate of Hungary in hi capacity of arch bishop of Esztergom He opposed Hungarian Commu nists in the post war years a they gradually took over the country He fought their law to ns tionaliz Catholic schools and when it took effect ordered th'e tolling of church bells all over the country Later he spoke out against Communist propaganda and called for a Catholic boycott of the government He was arrested on Dec 26 1948 His trial prosecutor contended he had headed an organization to re store Archduke Otto of Hapsburg to the throne The prosecutor de manded that the cardinal be hanged Scattered Showers Cool Parts of State (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Local rainstorms some of them fairly heavy brought relief from the heat to scattered state points Saturday One of the thundershowers drenched Oklahoma City around dinnertime and its runoff threat ened homes in a northwestern resi dential area fronting Deep ork creek a frequent troublemaker during downpours An unofficial for inches of rain was reported in that vicinity A fire department rescue boatwas ordered into action as high water began inching toward resi dences along the swollen stream CONVICTS RIOT HOLD 3 GUARDS IN CELL BLOCK wanlun said he would talk with 'Rvs nnd Coppenger prior to the evening cunfeienc One of the rioters Albert Olrffe 23 serving 6 to 10 year for bur glary told the warden: think there are any murderer In here but If any more tear gu I set off you can bet these guard will be very nearly killed" Th convict searched the warden Copenhaver and th re porter before th kitchen confer ence i The other convict spokesmen vjere Lloyd Richmond Norman Hodges nnd Joel 'McCamey The guards taken a hostages when the riot begun wer Ted Charter 50 Tom Kendall 66 and Leo Hart shorn 64 They apparently were not harmed by their captor Although the convict have control of the kitchen the war den said their food supplies ware limited Th demand Included better food Improved medical care and better recreation facilities They also charged there is illegal trading between guards and cer tain favored convicts The prison's guard fore wa doubled after the riot began and the National Guard unit at Raw lins wa alerted for possible duty Before the second confer ence with the rioters the war den Mid he intended to any legitimate demands" He told the convicts at the sec ond meeting that if hefound their complaints of brutality by the two guards wer true he would bring them a signed statement that the menwould be dismissed PRESIDENT IN GENEVA BIG CROWD CHEERS climbed into his plane at airport But only yesterday he told correspondents there was rea son to hclievo the basis of future peace cannot be Eden and aure arrived on sep arate planes from their respective capitals in a similar mood Stepping into his plane in Lon don Eden had told reporters are certain 'influences which should help reach good decisions this time and to make some Before he took off from Paris aure said next meetings of the heads of government and their foreign ministers cer tainly be a step in advance on the road to reconciliation and conse quently on the road to the organ ization of aure has expressed hope that a new conciliatory trend in Soviet diplomacy may herald a shift away from the deadlock that has NOTICE) ELECTRONIC SERVICE TV Salts I Service Will be dosed th balance of July open August 1st Gilbert Green I WANNA SEE lib 3 RINGS THRILLS 46 ALL STAR ACTS 2 'j HOURS UN Time: 2:30 and I pm Sot Aug i' and 2:30 pm Sunday Aug 7 Shrine ALL STAR CIRCUS "BEST CIRCUS ON Cbming to MIAMI SATURDAY AUG 6 AND SUNDAY AUG 7 ORDERS ILLED TO GO! 3 Dial 2 4032 3 Cloed 'rnu St I "7 3: Bf Wednesday rttj I 1 HAMBURGERS' Made from Delicious Ground Beef 15e 25e Eg la' and DOGS 20c Kgt Shrimp ih (5e pree wj) Dippy Dog) HU Bar I Qu cny Ht Dap Wayne Branson's WHEEL IN mW IT Drive In Cafe Nrth Meld and Gadrlch llvd Miami Restaurant 1310N Main MONDAY NOON 60c riwct vprlna Chicken Country Style 1 Corn on Cob Cole Hlaw Maihed Potatoee Hat Com Dread Dessert Coffee OTHER VARIETIES PLATE LUNCHES IRib LOWER A king sized cunflower 12 feet tall 1 Inspected by 9 year old Beverly Higgins from ladder in her Leavenworth Kan back yard It grew from seeds left in the J'tdlot winter bird feed plagued East tVest negotiations since the Potsdam conference 10 years ago Even as th leaders flew here the German Bundestag on an over whelming show of hands approved a bill calling up the first 6000 volunteers for West projected army of 500000 Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Socialist opposition leader Erich Ollenbauer told the House they could not accept an East West set tlement without the unification of Germany Both assailed this weeks Soviet proposal for a European security scheme to embrace West Germany and Communist East Germany separately ARMERS ROM SOVIET ARRIVE OR US TOUR Illnt while flsah bulb popped and photographer shouted at them in English When the photofloods wer turned on fur television sweat poured down their face It wa trying procedure to them but they kept their amile and did everything the photographers asked them It was a strange sight after bo many years' when hostility has been the rule between So vlet officials and Americans American Asst Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz was on hand to greet the Busslan Ho wel er med them to tho United States and told them there are no secrets He figuratively profferred them the key to the country Be said: people of the United State are pleased that you have come to study our American agricultural ystem We extend whrm welcome" Ho continued: the world has any univer sal language 11 is' the language of food We expect to speak to you In that language during your stay with us In the United State we rc proud ef our farmer nd the magnificent job they are Butz told the Hussian they wculd find American farm fami lies to be progressive independent and happy" He praised the American system of private property an enterprise in farming He told the Russian to ask any question they wished to agricultural system I an open he said hai no secret I assure you that aw arm elcome aw aits you on ev ery American farm and in every American home you will visit" PLAZA IN RICHER OKLA Adm 10c 40c Opn 1:45 TODAY THRU TUESDAY HIS IRST EATURE LENGTH TRUE LIE ADVENTURE! 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