The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • 2

Students Present meml Rites 6 25 Counts Aired I Marilyn's Mate Pleads Innocent Kiwanians Add Altus ifid back to Rail pathlc Physicians Assn present I A Cnrr rtf an 4 New Members in than drugs or surgery and are li ler stepped forward flanked by MARKETS PRODUCE COMPAHY Nottingham 2701 police they were in a Mnu BMarrUd I fhore Octvpt rn James Elkins Portland gam BROWNIE ZALE'S VALUE PRICE Dial EL 3 3456 319 lues arch MlB's 6 Diamond BAYLOR MAIL O1DEKS HLUED rcb 20 14 But my has OkDEK BY MAIL I I I I 1 5 S0 40 05 52 0 in CAMERA LASH ATTACHMENT ILM BULBS BAnaUES all he suss 3253 3240 Outfit includes jewel" movement yellow case Heavy Hens Light Hens Guineas Cocks and Stags Cream Six dazzling diamonds surrounded by beautiful (In Southwest Oil) RO LUNG INCIDENTS City police today reported two incidents overnight with Vernon Davidson and rank Mulroy both of ort Sill the vic tims of $60 thefts The incidents occurred at different times in the vicinity of No' 29 the request and set May the tentative date for trial was released in custody in a plan to trap lobby ists Recording Presented two attorneys His chief counsel Joseph Rauh asked for 30 days in which to file motions attacking the in dictment Judge McLaughlin granted 13 as Miller's Miller of Rauh" until the formality of posting a SI 000 bond was taken care of Miller also was finger printed SCHOOLS PRACTICAL HURSIHG BOX 538 Lawton Okla not a lobbyist This was first experience in Austin He been there two WANTED: At Once! 500 WOMEN Age 17 59 MARRIED OR SINGLE Lawtcn ConiUtution Pre 3 1 57 Wheat No 1 hard 10 a ri Cox also 'appeared before the iiooKer committee and repeated the con Eden Leaves Sickbed Starts Taking Some Short Walks AUCKLAND New Zealand (UP) ormer British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden is no longer con fined to his siek bed and is taking short walks an official report said today The report said Eden Is "consid erably improved health lol low ing a spell of fever which hit him enroute to his vacation here VETERANS TO MEET Henry Lawton Camp No 6 and Auxiliary No 12 of the United Spanish War Veterans will hold their regular monthly meeting at 2 pm Sunday at the Youth cen ter 14th and Bel) Brooks camp adjutant said The induction of four new mem bers into the Downtown Kiwanis club highlighted the civic weekly meeting Thursday noon at the Hotel Lawtonian Inducted by Dr Lewis outs were Ray Johnson safety director for the Army at ort Sill James McDougall manager at McLel lan's Lt Col Isaac Binifay ort Sill and Otto Kluck mana ger of the Lawton Cooperative As sociation Charles Dickens presented five members with perfect attendance tabs Recipients included Walter Smith 14 years Brammer 8 Speck Sanders 6 and Bill Ab bott and Glenn uqua 2 years Program chairman was Brammer who introduced Lloyd Bendure accountant Bendure ad dressed club members on tax problems ollowing his address a film of an audit made by the United States Department of Internal Revenue was presented Project ionist was Tommy Whitehead Lawton high school student Guests included Kent Thomas' Oklahoma City: Herb Payne Chat tanooga Bill Hines Wichita alls Tex Col Merl Warren ort Sill Mrs Leia Wilson Milo Nelson Lawton: and Key club members Wayne Potter Dan Bowden and Rornie Parks In one of the heaviest court dockets this year Judge Merle Oaks disposed of 25 cases in Municipal court this morning ordered eight bonds forfeited and assessing fines in 17 cases On charges of driving without a license $11 bonds were forfeited by Leon Earl Draper 29 of 407 Morroe Virginia Shafer 29 of 1209 Third: Archie Glass 26 of 2209 Crosbv and Auriol Hallford 21 of 1412 ourth Napoleon Jackson 29 of 2110 Monroe was fined $20 for assault and battery against Betty Jean Worley and $20 tor assault against Richard Coffey with a dangerous weapon Lee Miller 34 ort Sill for feited $20 bond for hit and run andleaving an accident scene: Elmer Herrincton 2j Port bill was fined $20 tor exceeding a safe speed: Neal EL Cooper 46 oil Sill forfeited $20 bond tor failure to yield right of way Gerald Hooks 18 of 508 Lee was fined $20 for reckless driving by drink ing Roy Stevens 22 ort Sill forfeited $11 bond for running a stop sign and Jim A Gilbert 19 of 1414 Arlington forfeited $20 bond for exceeding a safe speed On charges of vagrancy $20 fines were' assessed against Doris Wilson 24 of 635 East Sylvia Winona Kee 19 of 1802 Washing ton Warren Geointy Lawton: and Ann Robinson 43 Corsicana Tex who also was fined $20 for use of obscene language our persons drew $20 fine each for public drunkenness I JOE ORD I INSURANCE I PARTNER CAMERA OUTIT by EASTMAN KODAK man crews of BI agents today moved into the hunt for missing Mary Jane Barker 4 believed the victim of a kidnaper Mary Jane disappeared last Monday morning her moth had last seen her playing with a neighbor's puppy The dog also 110 213 150 3000 2000 DANCE) READIED Admission for the Lowery Whitehead American Legion Post Saturday night dance will be one pie per couple Percy com mander said A pie dapper will be held at the dance which begins at 9 pan at the Lcgton hut 630 Hwm in UwkWt tfrftrty wWjMrt BMv I oa Prvciirwl I cm AltM fun with a slide Brownie "Hawkeye" Camera kit! Complete with easy to operate camera flashholder film bulbs and batteries Ideal for both black and whitey snapshots and beautiful color prints Pecans Oats STATE POULTRY EGGS OKLAHOMA CITY tn The state Board of Agriculture today re ported the following: Commenting on the statement make it more factual" mon said: Mell he had to haxe si dor was the witness who testi some defense Perhaps he as xesterdav that Terrv told him trying to catch crooked lobbyists of paying $16000 to Brewster' PBX Club Sets Tuesday Meeting The Lawton PBX club will meet at 7:30 pm Tuesday in the train ing room of the new Southwestern Bell Telephone Company building 17th and Gore Mrs James reeman Is in charge of arrangements for the March meeting Mrs Gerald Cas teel president of the club will officiate Powriom orc epco NOW for wcass troirrd DENTAL ASSISTANTS or HtACTICAl NUKSES to diikx iodor' officM imHhrtiom prnvtc Ucm Tkb spore troiolag wifl not fcrtorfore wiA prewnt job or hooichoMdvtioc Hsh Khool oducctioo oot nxoscory ENJOY A GOOD STEADY weekly tncts Got fol detail oowl Barbara Randolph Services far Barbara Randolph 11 month old daughter of Ma and Mrs Robert Randolph ort Sill were held at 10 alm riday in ort Sill's Hilltop chapeL Chaplain (Maj Victor Dossogne officiated with Chaplain (1st Lt) Phillip A Cabasinc assisting Bur ial was in the Post cemetery un der direction of Becker uneral home The child accidentally drowned Wednesday morning in the fam ily bath tub Bearers were CapL Wheel er and Lt Robert Sullivan Student ConvicteOf Assault ined $5 By Stillwater Judge STILLWATER Robert Coats former Oklahoma student convicted of a charge of assault and battery in the wounding of a feOuw student last fall was fined $5 yesterday by District Judge Bob Hert Coats shot at and wounded Ed ward Slater during an argument over estranged wife 7 Regular 3975 $28" 00 Weekly Howard Wayne Mc Joseph Dorsey sen West junior and Turner sophomore the son of Mr and Howard Sr 516 Car Dust Storm Hits Plane Over Pacific HONOLULU A dust storm 50 miles at sea from Honolulu and 6 000 feet high streaked the wind shield of a United Air Lines plane so badly yesterday the pilot said he had to crane his neck to see out Pilot Paul Reeder said he nas never before run into" anything like the series of dust bearing clouds He has been flying to Ha waii 15 years The weatherman said the dart Wouldn't have come from Hawaii The wind was blowing in the wrong direction Douglass Student Wins Speech Cup Samuel Jr Douglass CHICAGO BUTTER CHICAGO LB Chicago Me cantile Butter steady: is missing receipts lj340w wholesale buy ing prices unchanged AA 59 92 A 59 90 58K 89 5S cars 90 5S'i: 89 581k GRAINS Ear Com Barley Wheat Shell Com Alfalfa Prairie Hay Mito Quartej To Sing At City Services Highlighting evening worship services at the Lawton Heights Church of the Nazarene Sunday will be the Sooner State quartet from Oklahoma City The quartet will sing during the Nazarene Young Society Lour at 6:45 mJ and will be in charge of singing at 7:30 pm services The public is invited to attend the worship (services Rev Gar land pastor of the North 17th and Williams church said The quartet will participate in a 5 District Youth Rally at 7:30 pm Saturday at the Church of God Ninth and Lee No admission will be charged Rev Curtsinger pastor said The quartet will also participate in Sunday School services Sunday morning at the church To be represented at the district rally will be Law ton Duncan Co mancne waiters taxon and Mangum SUBSCRIPTION RATES (payable ro CARRIER SERVICE IN LAWTON AREA IfTr Monw MonUns PWM A Suixly THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION riday March 1 1957 I Texas Solon Took Bribe Judge Has Busy In 'Bid To Trap Crooks' Court Session censca unaer a statute tnat cox bill would have repealed Carr testified that Cox came to him last Tuesday just before offi cers were to arrest Cox in the House chamber Threatened Suicide was walking and pacing the flcor crying on occasion and threatening to kill hirh Carr said advised him that was a fooHsh thing to do because it clear his name and would only bring sadness io his wife and Cox disappeared from the House Ix fore officers arrived but turned up 12 hours later in Conroe and posted $5000 bond told himthere rwas nothing I ra 4 Ava 1 1 iuuu viu uriaudu hic 'Hmtiri 1 as in the hands of 1 the author! 1 ties" Carr testified: 1 I ad vised him not to run" To Trap orBad Check OKLAHOMA CITY (UP Safety Commissioner Jim Looka baugh has announced that High way Trooper Leon Jones staf tioned at Vinita has been suspend ed indefinitely Loo kabaugh said Jones was sub penaE Jan 28 bn charges of vio lating the patrol code of conduct by issuing checks with insufficient funds A board consisting Looka baugh Attorney General Mac Williamson and Tom Kight Jr chairman of the State Highw'ay Commission conducted a hearing Thursday and will make a deci sion in the case next Thursday Jones 37 joined the patrol in April 1953 Etarf4 SWw Dita8 Tax 319 Dial EL S456 A 22 ycar old ort Sill man stop ped by city police last night after a nun from Lawton Gate 3 at the post was charged this morning with driving while intoxi cated Charged was Sp3 Charles Dorsey Svt Btry A Bn Dorsey was caught by Patrol men Johnny Rhodes and Quaner Dewberry who each had fired four shots at the car One of the shots hit a rear tire on Doi car just before he reached Gate 3 The officers said they began chasing Dorsey car when the vehicle almost overturned while rounding a corner at Railroad and shortly before 10 pm Tnc patrolmen chased the car through most of Law ton at high speeds fAiinuinS the car dow the alley road on irst to west on Sec (md to the interchange and then west to ort Sill Blvd rhe chase continued north onprt Sill Blvd to Taytor up 13th to Logan and then to Gate 3 Dorscv was charged ih Judge Ralph City court ttiMrea fappfytecqii josefb Asma pot Vocal Students Are Rated Here Eight vocal music students ccivfxi a rating of and six received an rat ing in competition among students of Mrs Ella Mackey instructor at Central junior high school this morning Judge for the event was Melvin Keeney head of Cameron music department Those receiving superior or top ratings were Mary Carnes John ny Mackey Wanda Heard Ana Claire Oberg Mary Ruth Yoder Mike Lewis Lynda Walker and Tony Kensell Recipients of excellent ratings are Charles Richardson James Martin Ronald Schneei Jerry Hurst Audrey Wilson and Alice Welboum Winners will participate in Cameron college's music festival March 20 and 21 Program Un Health As study in health Inspired ri day afternoon's assembly pro gram at Emerson elementary school presented by Mrs Alary fifth 'grade class A safety club was organized with LeALce Oberle presiding as chairman The class sang and rom Mrs Mary Ellen Cost was accompanist Other participants were Cecil Archer Timothy Chmielewski Michael Coley Doyle ischer Chad Kail Kenneth Murray red dy Rosa Dale Setzer Richard Shaw Charles Shore Donald Ken nedy Kenneth Eldridge Clarence Jones Jerry Bread Michael Bridges Henry Williams Perry Jackson Lula Mae Ball Evelyn Basket Charlene Bear Linda Coley Bar bara Lyons Sharon Moore Julia Ramos and Vernelle Roubideaux day steady: Guymon Hooker committee and repeated the con 204 Alva Blackwell Enid Med 1 tention he made in his dramatic' ford 209: Bison El Reno Hen speech before the House that the nesscy Hobart Kingfisher ici offer to accept the bribe was made Yukon 210: Clinton Edmond I t0 aiong ith the plan 212: rederick 215 I to trap He Broilers No 1 steady de Jgj agreed to take a lie dctec mand fair fob farm: Muskogee Or test provided it! was given Oklahoma City Tulsa Lnitn 20 rjv a nationally knew technician Wrnt Ko 1 steadv: Shattuck 1A If) 1 1 Im evil I Clinton 7 11 Lawton 7 1 bX Cox in San Antonio Dr Has 1 zta rrv 1 TY) A div VHCicLiioma i i i sa 8 15: Watonga 9 11 Pauls) Valley 9 15 Eggs steady spots 1 low er 23 27: Blackwell El Reno Wa tonga 1 off with Elk City 23 'Vi nita 1 off with Alva Enid Pauls Valley Shattuck' 24 Clinton 25 Oklahoma City 26 Lawton 27 Butterfat No 1 steady Pauls Valley 60 Alva 55 Clinton El Re no Tulsa 53 Elk City Law ton Oklahoma City Shattuck Watonga 52: Vinita 50 gkiahomH city IJVESTOCK OKLAHOMA CITY March 1 Cattle 55 calves 25: not enough on offer to make adequate test of trade about 40 head clubi Avillnrre zvita amfinrl I CCX1 A 4 AJ Elv steady good and choice 700 1000 lb steer and club yearlings 1800 2000: few head high choice and rpime 2100 2200 all other class es nominally steady I Hogs 300: very stow: barrows and gilts mostly 25 lower: in stances'50'off: sows about steady mixed xo i iq Darrows and gilts 1675 1725: No 1 2 185 1 240 lbs 17 50 1800 around 25 head LOI at 1800: sows No 1 3 270 500 lbs Ul LbII 1 Ijw 1400 1600 I IZ 1 Sheep 100: small' salable rek I rj eeipts all classes generally a steady few good and choice na five wooled slaughter lambs 1800 BELLMAWR th Two six J9rt) few choice 2000: around 30 lambs 3100 cull to good wooled I slaughter ewes quotable 400 600 small lots around 55 lbs medium feeder lambs 1600 RACKETS Continued from Page One Portland street en route to hand over the minutes to a grand jury 1 Un hn nnintArt fn th honk I of minutes told Brown to me i see tnat ana siarrea reaamg throughit page said saidkihis Terry said that Terry the witness related I said must nave noen POLITICS Continued from page One mas filed for re election City Clerk tDudson and Qty Treasurer Nettie: Pippin filed for re election and neither had drawn an opponent at noon today In the city council races all four incumbents have filed forre elec tipn These include Parks of I Ward Wfiite of Ward 2 IL Hastings of ward 3 and Blunt Zorger of Ward 5 Also seeking council posts are Lester McKenzie in Ward 1 Elmer Bauman and Lester Stout in Ward 2 Emery' Cowley and Hugh Corwiri in Ward 3 and Herman Jackson Negro in Ward 5 I Chickasha Jaycee President To Run or High Office The name of State Jaycee Presi dent Wilson Smithen of Chickasha is to be submitted as a candidate for national vice president of ficials of the local Jaycee organi zation said today The state organization will pay the $150 filing fee Campaign ex nensek will be met by all state Jaycee chapters including Lawton Pterted bmitnen wouia seivu Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Kan sas and Missouri Smithen was named at a recent board meeting in Tulsa Local members attending included Man ville Redman Mr and Mrs War ren Chrisman Paul Hughes Mr and Mrs Perman Henderson arid Dr jack Spencer cs1149 I chaici rn 4 AUSTIN Tex Two newsmen were called today to testify before a of the Texas House of Representatives investigating a charge that a House riiember consented to accepts $5000 bribe to withdraw a medical Rep Wade Spilman of McAllen committee chairman said the wit nesses todav would include Ed Watson and Bill Bradford of the Conroe Tex Dailv Courier Thej newsmen said the accused member State Rep Janies Cox 36 of Conroe told them he agreed to accept the money aS part of a lobbyist trap House Speaker Waggoner Carr of Lubbock testified before the committee last night and said Cox consulted with him afout the al leged bribe offer Carp said Cox wanted to RiH himself after ad mitting he agreed to take the i bribe 1 i Earitor in a tearful speech be WfSHINGTON tin Playwright fore the House Cox maintained Arthur Miller 41 pleaded inno he consented to accept the bribe ri today to an indictment accus kitm nf vinfnmnf mf inncrroqc Miller is married to actress Mari lyr Monroe Cox was charged after Dr How ard Harmon nt San Antnio president of the Texas Naturo en to uarr a tape rccormng oi an alleged conversation with Cox a hotel room here Dr Harmon said hr agreed withdraw his bill that would effect put naturopaths out of bus iness in Texas Natqrooaths use natural therapy in healing rather 2 Drunken Driving Charge Is iled After Gun Chase SOLDIER Continued from Pige One tavern when the mishap occurred Hartin said he had left the tavern to get Nestrowitz and take him home he saw Nestrowitz ly ing on the highway Car Chased Also standing nearby the mishap occurred was Sp3 Kevin Sullivan Hq and Hq Btry 548th A Bn Percy Doster of the tavern was standing in front of the build ing when he Nestrowitz lying on the highway police reported Three Lawton boys who gave chase to a car which was sus pected of hitting the soldier in spected the car which police im pounded today The boys were Jerry Notting ham 1107 Wisconsin and his cous in Bobbie Nottingham 2701 11th and George Devine 1114 isconsin They told car driven east on US? 277 when they saw Nestrowitz lying on the road They said they stopped their car which was driven by Devine and turned around to help get the soldier off the road Car Swerves The witnesses stated at least one car swerved to avoid hitting the soldier who at one time was on his hands and knees in the road The three boys said a car then struck and ran over the soldier with the left front and rear tires passing over his body The car did not stop the witnesses report ed and they got in their car and gave chase from the scene west on US 277 to 11th north on lth to Lee Blvd west on Lee to 23rd and north on 23rd to Gore Blvd' Devine said they lost the sus pected car in the vicinity of 23rd and Gore They immediately went ter the police station to report the incident Patrolmen John Moore and Ray Catlin said Nestrowitz received a multiple fracture of the left arm a broken jaw bone on the right side and broken bones on the left side of his body ull extent ef his injuries was' not released by military authorities Ctanst Sunday 1 Pres Sunday IS IS I Const Preas A Sffl 1273 8 S1 4 T3 204 AH Other OtanUes ftStatM Yr Mo Mo Mo (Ymrf A Sunday 1224 716 4 16 153 184 4 IS 153 gSu prre sun 1436 10 T3 5S5 2 55 Prices InclotU 1 Par Cent Stales Sales plead not Miller said nt hrinf arraicrnmont nrrv'Arwlinttc before Dist Judge Charles McLaughlin They were the only words he spoke Miller dressed in a greenish tweed jacket and dark flannel trousers waited in the courtroom for nearly an h5ur while Judge McLaughlin took pleas In a vari ety of routine criminal cases When his name was called Mil TS nnronic Yfr anrl XTrw one act Barker stilt re I I 1 rt nnrnrw will'd rt rtvxxy Alkei 1 Ct lOHWlH VI CUIJT answer to their' nubnshed nlea tor the return of their daughter Bark 1 er a radio and television man ager for a Philadelphia depart ment store today resumed his In dividual' search touring the Bell mawr' area in his car A lianquet and dance that had been scheduled In Bellmawr to night was postponed "until further The BI agents moved into the 93 score case in full force last night after Bellmawr Police Edward Garrity asked for ttjeir help The agents Specially picked because of pryvi jus exper ience on kidnap cast's The BI men concentrated In particular Garrity said in ques 1 tioning Vern Lovcring 43 of Glen dora who is being held on I 1 hn mnirve tori! annfhor high school senior was named out in thr arca Levering standing male actor and was (jenied ever seeing the Barker I eWorld a rim ae rlnlKTIasic i I I gin speecn gix'vp iu pmi an I lent rating in ciass Anmnohfinn at Snnihwpctem State Teacher college speech (ourncy Thursday at Weath "The Valiant" under the di rection of James Bolton instruc tor included Cowan and iors Eddie Joyce Linda Howard is Mrs Samuel ver doing a lot of talking at this meet iwrt rtrtlrt tirtTSrortri I UVUUHMMVU Terry must have been doing all the He said hr then asked Brown you sure terry said that?" and that Brown replied and added: right change it LAND Continued from Page Ong uge management functions can be carried on properly" Although lie made no mention of if Leffler obviously referred to the Jact that Guthcrsmith vicepresident of the Wildlife Manage ment Institute was present at the meeting and reportedly concurred in the settlement conference w'as most amia ble and I found the army represen tatives very cooperative in arriv ing at this mutual he added for ironing out the operating details I believe we can regard the Wichita fountains refuge dispute as a closed sub ject" Leffler reiterated announcement of the settlement between himself and Under Secre tary of The Army Charles inu cane He referred to the area to be utilized' by the Army as a of the 59000 acre refuge about one third of that originally sought by the Army DEATH Continued from Page One serious injuries and Pauley also sustained injuries The injured passengers were Mr and Mrs Ho ward ZBryson Ardmore Mrs body was brought fo Law ton uneral home last night Arrange me jits "are pending In this train car crash at 11th and the risco tracks Pa trolman Eulis Young reported in juries were received by Deborah Ann Brewer 5 of 907 Park She was a passenger in a 1948 Dodge driven north on 11th by her grand mother Mrs Ora Pearl Burchett 59 of 907 Park Mrs Bur chett was not injured Young said the front of the west bound risco switch engine col lided with the right side of the Dodge dragging it 110 feet on 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