Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 8

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 61 61 61 NIIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA PAGE EIGHT 6) Major Bills Lie Ahead for i 4i "24s11! it it 1 tti 1111 ta 4 A1 or leac A fqp 1 i 1 ef "Zer frA -I iro- it'" i t- fr 1 li 1 AlA a (c al 4 'iti I 11 OHCk tt t''04' 04p ''d's iitt i 0''' si4A ii'' f' 7 1-111' 1 4 l''- ''-4It7'' I'vitii- 4 2at tt! -ii'! A I i rtt '4' iii" 4 -'4 I' -t 44 7 o-' it 1 4 11' I l'i '''t 4 1 if Z'' -lk' 'I i' ii' $iti' i "4 't i oa i 't i i 1 07 c4 4 A 14 '4-''''''-(i----'1t' 11 ''i 41 ti i i''' tk'Irt'4-74 nk -i i a i 11144 kti) 1 1 -0- i' -1 4 i "i ti'it is i''' I -i'' ti e- i iritii i 4 1" 11 i ti 1 1 0 er 44 -4 t''''' '-k 't 44-a ril t' i' 4- -''''fl i ii ti tk' l4 I 1 Ai 8tt 1 t'-4 4- A I t- ar(44 is '9 4 I i 4 'i kii fq 71 '''t' A t- 't ''1" :144 A I tt t't fi 14 itI I 4 4 3- iii 11 --ri '1'3 "--'4kr41'57Jf 4 t4- 't e04 4 ler 4 4 Ak b' i-7-! $44Lt4 i 1 By LARRY DMUS nanced by the 2 per cent sales If Legislators start raising the ap fight to stop state aid to smaller i proposed aminiment Associated Press Staff Writer tax was unsuccessful two years I propriations he added it will in- schools did an about face the liolfe a 7 nate Appropriations bills will start ago dicate to him that they are rcady He proposed an I I) lhl' klieral i 1 i' Ilie District of olon-ha three moving out onto the House floor McCarty's announcement came to finance the increase with a tax 117 rural high schools and sent to and possibly the Senate next week after both the House and Senate hike i enough state menev to hire four etcetera! voters ia preoduntial f-1( c- Speaker said Toes- plowed through a stack of routine teachers The schools with av- i tions McCarty also told newsmen: day business Tuesday e-te daily iittendance of '40 to 55! The ttrit0 a hill lower- Public hearings Will begin cr But only minor department bills The House passed among other udents now have only three int! the minimum fine for non- Tuesday on maior tax ra-sine will be advanced now and even- things bills kngthening hours for 7' i lc er 1 ant lioe violat- 1 reoluo li an I measures First un will be the bl tually all appropriation bills will election booths to be open and --'11 maxinntin 1 t70 to q-i Th to cut homestead exemption in Shipley estimated his measure ors tom wind up a joint House-Senate shortening the filing period for I till c'no half on the first $1e00 of evalua would cost the state and addition i Conference Committee city offices from 10 to 5 days al mum() zt year above current The Holise kille1 a bill liy Rep hon At the same time reports again Both go to the Senate cost esttmates Obviously miffed A Lanco of Alex that would circulated that new attempts will The Semites major accomplish- 2 Ile will make a statement on over treatment of his economy '11 a PI'' 'n Of be made to put certain state agen- ment was passaee Of a bill mak- central porch a' later this lvoek I ly 1 Shipley saw MS eW It Of over 1 a on The cies under the Welfare Depart- ing it a misdemeanor for a presi- He also said he hopes to have ac- proposals 011211 I to joisl th ose who ent ren limit is S'tn ment at a savings of $4 million or dential elector to vote for anyone before the end ef reNt yee I voncoli(iationq' 1 l' il bills that had 'Thigh poing more per bienniumto the general but his party's candidate if he on a bill to kill central pu oted arainq crchas- i he ic- I'll't'Il 'l' I revenue fund wins the state's popular vote That in The Senate had one of its tt''t 'l A public hearing on that is 1 hl fl P) dl' 011 bol 1-1 the tare A bill man- ssss to Rep Lou Allard of Drum- measure already passed by the slated for TtlasdaYa i buiet day pasing eight bills in nince for t'a ''ll! right said he Nvill unveil his rec- House goes to the governor II Slarhs of (U 111t1 -ill The bill to guard against bots dl AS regirned to hv nrciflontinl tdprtnrs a nnarent- cies under the Welfare Depart- i ing it a misdemeanor for a presi- ar7t diu ilt7 Iii)pt'S I() FLIVC lif- -bin- ouht to c-itick thos who cm rent hmit is Ku on ment at a savings of $4 million or dential elector to vote for anyone tain before the end ef reNt Iv'2eti voted areaiot coi'lcoti(jaitoo 1 'Ivo Llis thot had rough going 1 more per biennium 'to the general but his party's candidate if he bill to kill central purchas- had ing A public he aring on that iS ITA weli luire Lodi in the pie revenue fund wins the state's popular Vote That torc A bill to aholsh tht no- Senate one its ess il And Rep Lou Allard of Drum- I measure already passed by the slated TtlasdaYa busi day passin eight in right said he will unveil his rec i House goes to the governor Rep Il Sparks of Ciyhing di net ii-iveii vas reorned to i'reriiit' i -ill The bill to guard against bolts 11-'1'nr Oil seaLlice fur i lental electors anparciu- i I I de pas el and By LARRY OSIUS nanced by the 2 per cent sales If Legislators start raising the ap- fight to stop state aid to 51ra I i 7 '1 am Associated Press Staff Writer tax was unsuccessful two years I propriations he added it will in 1' rural schools did an about face the Home a 1 al Appropriations bills will start ago moving out onto the House floor McCarty's announcement came i tilaa the increase With a tax estimated 117 rural high schouls i Ow met of Culm 1 tdoicaritneantoc him that they are ady Tuesday Ho proposed hiving an to the federal conirtition and possibly the Senate next week after both the House and Senate hike Speaker said Tues- plowed through a stack of routine McCarty also told newsmen: bs 1(i)ci 111 day business Tuesday ertee daily ittiendance of '40 to 55 i Th iir1a rat a nsictilillnei)s to fna7 tt'ilfisnictorid vott ia prttenti But only minor department bills The House passed among other Will be advanced now and even- things bills lengthening hours for iti avhx(i1 1 trhabpi riow have only thrice ing the mininnum fine la teachers 11 readent le It awl Loy tually all appropriation bills will election booths to be open and i homestead exemption in wind up in a Joint House-Senate shortening the filing period for 'n cu Conference Committee city offices from 10 to 5 days half on the first $1000 of evaluat wmild cost the state and addition- i ii" still $20o Shipley estimated his measure! Hon al 100000 a year above current The House a bill I At the same time reports again Both go to the Senate pvtudrictiltillaiiiikwe a tdatement on mitt estimates Obviously miffed A Loyo of Nc that ors from SA to $1' The nea circulated that new attempts will l'he Semite's major accomplish ce2n'trlatr be made to put certain state agen- ment was passage Of a bill mak- He ablso said he holpaetscrtothhisa''eveaLck- v-r SI a 1 'on 1 proposals Shipley said his nekH cheels Of cies uneer the Welfare i ol'i 'I't edtri' i nt of his' eermonly a nmk rm-111 of opart ing it a misdemeanor for a presi bill "ought to sinisly those who 'nit is ment at a savings of $4 million or dential elector to vote for anyone tiOn the cied of reNt w'2'''' 1 't-14-) 1113t 11ri rinlrl 1 more per biennium' to the general but his party's candidate if he 1 its la eek lk in t' revenue fund IA ins the state's popular Vote That ad Rep Lou Allard of Drum- measure alreadY Passed h' the slated for 1-11hiva i busiest (ays passin eight bills in tiii A hill '1''''1-'1-1 tilt all The bill to guard a-ainst bolts thl'''' 11) day Jul right said he will unveil his rec' House hoes to the governor Rep II Slarks of 1 dIts AS rcier SPECIAL EFFECTS Bert I Gordon gets a close look at Gary Lockwood in full regalia in title role of "St George and the seven Curses" now in production Gordon acclaimed Hollywood's master of special effects introduces new and startling tricks ranging from 25-foot ogres to miniature people the size of Lockwood In this photo in his latest film Faid he will inteodue? a one cent i 1 "1 ommendations for consolidation I All appropriation bills will come that pro i3X increise ea ciearettes late er-ore mak- and elimination of state agencies out under budget this week or next IN01 In effect I ini it 1 to stat 11 to file ly stemmed from Repuoucan cox- "Mnr" Ill tnr Ilenry Irwin of Ibirilesville re- late next week the statg live within its income tax reiiiro aimed at non- fusing to vote for Richard Nixon The reports of transfers of 1 'S''''a million estimated revenue for it would finance the $355 million for even thou-h Nixon carried Okla- i rfoiileills l''''I''-' "I'''''Y in functions to welfare which is fi- the next two years McCarty said bond issue approved by ()Idaho- it xes on No Oklahoma hat taiin I pay homa's popular vote in last ma voters last July it Ii1W 1 UP ossible vember's presidential election 1 to pass the bil el tors could be I cc 1000 for not followin" the by iix votes la vools Lit was lald On I the popular vote Leu rilar A per" inial bill as iotnAluced passed by the Senate was 11 1 1 itri tu It approved by the House and vntikt 111-mit ftc 4at liord of Olitahoma voters last Judy re- Atiairs to gvo wo to SITO per electors from the primary child to pa uduly 0)i-iteil ornhan- it 1 1 ta 1oard ballot They v-ould he ao- by the respective political al-pint Tie ItC! iioiuropriati $auitna) for that parpo A New Type of Handy Man ype of Handy Man I imance tni- new rionosi wmild 1 Republii take about Silg million from the Governor AC is can Pck Ohioan To Direct NI fond over the biennium unless re- will of placed by the additional one ccnt WM 0 I Also looked up to by his neighbors He Finance Division ta 10 Dclay riie Five million dollars of the bond a bill was characteristically a rugged 1 individualist 100 didn't like the! CLINLI-AND Ohio (AP) issue is for the school for mentally by OLT idea of settling down to one job Burton says political retardod a Sand Springs the moving or one even one wife 011(js in rur parties must be healthy for dem- rest for colle2es and schools eli etion 'o He was a colorful character got Vika to operate therefore the RT Bill Shipley of Nowata 1 pontoid parties llavu to be solvent like who earlier led an unsticcesful 1 parties who prized his on freedom 16) i i WU OS worked only when he wanted to i OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Sale any business of bonds on two proposed Okla- i and often was strongly addicted inis is a matter that concerns Forest Olds of Miami has ac-i a l'n i Burton more than a little bit 4i to chain terbaccer and bottled homa turnpikes was held up 2 I cepted an interim appaintment as today while the state Suprem cl -old eland Indus- 1' grain It 1 Ottawa county chairman for the' I trialist has bet named chairman i- i Oklahoma Wheat Growers Associ- a rehearing But whenever he dropped by Court studied a 11('W request for i of the nati To finance the new bonds' would Republicans Pick "ruler 1 OVerilgr AC i take about Stg million fron) the fined Ohioan To Direct fund nver the bienMorn unit ss re will of placed by the additional one ccnt el Finance Division tax Also I'l io Day Pihe Five million dollars of the bond a bill CLINLI-AND Ohio (AP) issue is for the school for mentally Ir ourt ont in Cney Burton says political retarded a Sand SPrin4s the moving Lill parties must be healthy for dem- rest for colleges rind schools elt-ction i ocracy to operate therefore the Rep Pill Shipley of Nowata pninted "have to be solvent like who earlier led an onstic(Tssful parties OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) salt' Parties 'T ThT-: 4 1 By IIAL BOYLE NEW YORK happened to the jack-of-all-trades? In our pioneer past practically every frontier settler had to battle the wilderness almost single-handed He had to be a man of many talents to survive As time passed and our civilization grew more complex the original pioneer American jack-of-all-trades tended to vanish from the scene Men learned to specialize in a single craft or art But the tradition of the jack-of-all-trades endured and was kept alive by a new fellow on the general handy man Every community had at least one and usually several The handy man wasn't exactly scene Men learned to specialize in a single craft or art But the tradition of the jack-of- all-trades endured and was kept alive by a new fellow on the general handy man Every community had at least one and usually several Tie handy man wasn't exactly 09 I '11 4 4 :1 1 i I I i 4) ki I 4 'i 'k 'or 4 0 1 -9 4 4 4 0 1 1 I '1 1-4 r- 1 44 al 7i' 1 I sober and knocked on the back accord ing to Raymond Su t- Republican party's ir th ation euile! door general handy man Nes at mance committee It es of Enid executive secretary First the cnurt has to whether it Will even entertain Me 1 welcome in roost households: Burton once an outstanding polo state rganization of te 1 They needed his skills For a del- request which Goy Howard lid- player and master of foxhounds i Jar or so a meal or two and 1 at the Chagrin alley Hunt is no maybe an old coat rir pair of i Acceptance occurred at a meet- mondson announced ng at St James Hotel here Pres- His attorney Norman ReyreIdsIstranger to party finances lie has 1 ent were Stades Elvie Lasiter of I been chairman of the nation- pants he would cut the lawn car- served notice that he intends to vice i Grant county director-at-large for ry out the ashes beat the rugs seek the new hearing at finance committee for five Ra Old ti i tae association fix a leaky roof or mend a drain the I Earlier Tuesdey the court de- years and for seven years has Pipe i Shewmake Ruben Merit George petitions for rehearing at headed the Ohio Republican Pi- Vanpool hateyer chore had to be done Ed Meacham and Dean tetere filed by both friends and nance Conunittete 1 he could find a ay to do it And of the turnpikes lie: The size of COP contributions Olds will serve until a county he had one unbeatable court thus backed up its Jan 2ii in Ohio and tler results for the MRS RUSSELL chairman is elected at a county it didn't cost much to hire him i ruline in general upholds Nov 8 election in which Ohio That old-fashioned type of Correspondent meeting of wheat growers early vailditv of the $'01 millinn in 1 voters showed a preference for IV alker all of Ottawa county Thurman Street handy man is almost impossible this spring bon for the eastern and south- Republican Richard Nixon Phone Prospect 6-3533 find notaiadavs Suttles reported that the entire I western toll roads I are behaved to have been factors to The new type of handy man is cheat indu Edmondson apparently industry could suffer a se- is ci ill Burton's selection 1 uesday 1 i Friday will be World Prayer I also difficult to find he vere setback if new uses for wheat trying to get the cnurt to nail Scn Thurston Morton Re-Day and Seneca churches will ob- is a corn letely dirferent kind of are not promoted He said Okla- i down the SI million trust fend publican national chairman serve the occasion with services i chracter Ile is usu ally marr ied homa Wheat Growers are co-oper- The ruling said that a SI mil- named Burton to the post being in the Methodist church at 2 Pm i industrious busy as a i ating in the development of wheat lion a year trust fund set up by 1 1 markets in the nation and around the last leerslature to guarantee I vacated by John Clifford Folger of Washimt4 on DC who resigned The senior circle V'SCS met in and almost as businesslike as a 1 the Ivorld i interest nayments on the bonds I because of the pressing demands vacated by John Clifford Folger lion a year trust fund set up by of Washingon DC who resigned the last legislature to guarantee interest payments on the honds because of the pressing demands CONGO CONTI1ASTS--Jean Do likango Con golese political leader wears a snake in Leopoldville As he arrived to address tribesmen the reptile was draped on his neck by tribal elder as a symbol of welcome Con- 7 trast that custom with a young radio reporter in the same city who uses a tape machine to record her on-the-spot comments from ceremonies surrounding promotion of strongman Joseph Mobutu from colonel to major lieneral CONGO CONTIlkSTS--Jean Dolikango Con- gle-e political leader wears a snake in Ieo- 1)01d-v11le As Ile arrived to address tribes- men the reptile vas draped on his neck by 1 ths home of Mrs IT Martin with banker In fact he is a one-man I Ima Skaggs and Mrs Ida industry 1 The national association has could be revoked by the present of private business i full-time representative in Wash or any future legislature Perrin acting as co-hostesses The trouble is that when you I3ritain's oldest manufacturing in- Present were Mrs Wesley Smith want him in a hurry he's oft1 1 ington and an economist working Edmondson the turnpike author- I Mrs Blanche Tarkington Mrs tied up on another job and if he for legislation favorable to wheat its and bord buyers all ant the I dustry is the production of ool cloth A Long Mrs Irene Russell Mrs I is his time isn't I growers and other phases of the rust fund made irrevocable Cecile Wallace Mrs Ruth Ship- An experienced general handy industry have been no statements land Mrs Pas lay NIrs Ed- man can earn from $150 to $200 Oklahoma Wheat Growers are but bond buyors reportedly are a Barnard NIrs Bertha Burdick a week or more in some sponsoring state legislation a i leery of buying the eastern toll Mrs Frances Setterstrom Mrs and does would create a wheat marketing i road bonds without the guaranteed A Frye Mrs Grace Lemler Ills high cost and unavailability agency under the Department of 1 i interest feature Mrs John Pence and Mrs Robert when needed in an emergency has Agriculture to conduct research The eastern route from Henry-hood resulted in the rise of a complete- and marketing programs similar eta to MeAleetfr got a lower The Willing Workers ex-tension 1 ly new sub- tr) those in Kansas and other ma-1 feasibility rating than the south i club met in the home of Mrs Roy lurban housewife jor wheat states I western linking Lawton and Okla-Knox Present were Flora Carl Necessity has made her a Iiii The proposed agency would be homa City Eat with the trust Mrs Ed Kellhofer Mrs Viola of-all-trades financed by a two-mill per bushel I fund bond buyers reportedly were Slaughter Mrs Elmer Lankford In America' burgeoning sub assessment on all wheat sold in i optimc that bonds for both Irs Jane Slaughter Mrs Stella urbs today there are thousands of Oklahoma with the collection at I could be sold jointly Williams Mrs Frank Testerman housewives who can outdo the pi- the first point of sale The agency' Edmondson said one modifica Mrs Lloyd Mailes Mrs Patsy oneer mothers of yore in many would be administered by a seven- i tion made by the court in its rulIlall NIrs 11 Green Mrs Lulu ways man board of wheat growers ap- ing on access roads was "help-Martin Mrs Myrtle Lashley Mrs They don't make soap or help pointed by the governor on alter- ful" but added were still in Ima Skaggs Nirs Georgia Stark fight off the Indians riming three-year terns court as much as we were yesterand three guests But many of them can handle The measure passed the House day" i The Rey Floyd Nichol Joplin minor plumbing jobs put up wall by a vote of 102 to 17 and now is has accepted the pastorate the paper paint a house fix a broken awaiting Senate action As the bill The ornal inhabitants of the Reorganized Church of Latter Day vactrim cleaner rewire a ronr riOW stands there will be refer-' Delaware Valley were Indians call- Saints in Seneca replacing the do 1001 other thins endam action by all wheat grow! ing themselves Leant Lenape" or Rev Arthur Goettel of Miami necessary to keep a home in ers of the state I "true men" order NIarilyn Elatter daughter of Smart husbands encourage 6 7 Mrs Emma Bradford will repre- these ne 1 raper Turns Out ef-ail-trades to sent Seneca high school in the learn as many ski' as ason possible To Be $335 Wad Empire Disctrict Electric com- And I or a very ood re leDittlilbia- pany's eighth annual home eco- STILLWATER (AP) Frank riomics demonstration contest Swart stopped to pick up what ap-1 "TH Mo CEM OF Tuesday at Anderson Sooner tion pared to be a newspaper in front I 1 ADA DTPArVITC't STILLWATER (AP) Frank pany's eighth annual home ecoSwart stopped to pick up what apnomics demonstration contest Sooner neared to be a newspaper in front Tuesday at Anderson Mo "THE GEM OF APARTMENTS" I 6 i I i i 4 It a' 1- 4' i Ill I A i 4 1 4 te 0 A'' 4 -i '2 4 A 4': 4 't I Iv I 5 4 s'" i i' T- i 1 --7----- i I 't 'I '1 i 1'g le 1 in the Heart of Miami at 121 Southwest RETIRED PEOPLE II love its quiet gentIiH NURSES will appreciate fte nearness to the hoTit it You'll IThd spacious room dining room drssirry room kitchen and hath completely and tasteV'y furnished at astoundtrp'v LOW RENT 1 I 1 1 1 Mrs Delphene Stafford a Favors Pri an animal hosptal here Tues- vate Firms oi day daughter visited Mrs Joe Laugren WASHINGTON (AP) Okla- Instead he picked up a bank and family in Collinswood homa's congressional delegation pouch containing $3S5 Mrs Crystal Crowley Mrs Lena huddled Tuesday with a group of Ile gave the pouch to Dr Brady Mr and Mrs Harry Ma- contractors and engineers then Reeder in the hospital just as the lone Nir and Mrs Ronald Mont- went on record favoring increased doctor's secretary rushed back gomery Jack Brady and Bill use of private firms in eonstruc- from a bank seeking the money Brady attended funeral services ton of foderal works projects she dropped while enroute to make t)i- their uncle Ed Holden at Another resolution adopted by a deposit Quapaw the delegation urged government and 2Irs Ralph Burdick agencies to retain only personnel Louis Braille introduced his sysand required for preliminary study tern of printing for the blind in busleeting and essential sunervis- 1s29 ory control of public works proj 1 0 ALL PILLS PAID Only 0 No Pos II Dial KI 2-8129 or KI 2-2751 and grandson and Nir and Mrs Jerry Burdick and daeuhter all cf Tulsa were guests of Mrs Bertha Burdick Mr and Mrs Tom Tomlinson were dinner guerts of Mr and Mrs Doan Allen in Miami The dinner was in honor of the birthday of Mrs Tomlinson Mrs Robert James and two children of Alexandria La are staying with the former's parents Mr and Mrs Peterson while her Airman husband is in Italy Mrs James is the former Martha Peterson grandson and Nit and Mrs Jerry Burdick and daughter all cf were guests of Mrs Bertha ects A member of the group said they did not obiect to government engineers and architects but vere 164I r7pOSCr1 to government action "in the sphere of private enterprise" Cenn McDonald of Mahoma Cty representing the Oklahoma Association of General Contractors beaded the group of con- tractors and engineers 670L---'14 kt '1 74 e1 git i4-A 4 er AY "1 i4 1 aro: 0ik'''' 'C: '''''S i "1 1 1 I 1 fAD 1 --(1711 't 1 ntv'''verl'-'5 3' '31 -r'W 'IL 16 tel14 1 1 tl 1 t' 1 i ff Pr 1 1 '74 cr'4 47' 4 Dial KI 2-9123 for Want Ad Taker 244a4774-Tv ciaexatne A1410al(4 low cullto10 ALP' 4t V-AttartWIIKA AS 1 IL 4 4 40040111rIrPIP11011OtomoNnotsAvo i Where evcr choice 15 a vote rT- REVIVAL NOW IN PROGRESS C51NCI T111 I i 1 I 4 1 7:30 NIGHTLY 41 4 s1 CO? 4'0 04 OU011ft q91 I 0 'f 1 1 72 tr CHURCH CP GOD With every purchase she votes yes for that product But how does she know so much about the eight thousand supermarket items? that's how! Advertising builds the mass demand that stimulates mass production As volume goes up prices come down Markets widen jobs increase These are the forces that kccp the economy moving keep yOUT living level rising 11 7: 7 4 I 1 1 I4x t' I v- 3 wt -Y i 1 rf- A a 1 9' Aa'7t tt- "'to at A :1 tr'4 '440'" A' 14 'k 61:1 ''-rS sICVP34 1fj 44' Mr Don Crittenden Southwest City Mo is shown taking delivery of his 190 Chevrolet pickup from Lloyd DeVo? of Neil Norton Motors Mr Crittenden uses his pickup as a passenger car and for his farm work th2re1ore with torsion bar front suspension easy handling and top quality construction in 'Body by I isher" Chevrolet was the only logical answer Mr Crittenden received an extra high trade-in allowance for his nice Hi57 Chevrolet 12-ton 4 11 4 1 1-4' tti A 3 'r A'" re 4' A it ''-'1' A lit r-- pi 1A 4 401 Street Southeast CARL MURPHY EVANGELIST Let's Keep RVL'72 Ahead I.