The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • 2

property line or five feet within the Cache city'dimlts The federal charge was subsequently dismis sed and Pebeahsy as Charged with mujder in Giles court Today's hearing is to determine Pebeahsy will be bound over to higher court to face jury trial and on what charge he will be tried if the case Is transcribed to hiber court Chickasha Man Is Electrocuted CHICKASHA A trailer com pany employe was electrocuted to day when he drilled into a live wire with an electric screwdriver The victim Roy Matthews 56 Chickasha was working at the El Reno Trailer Co plant east of Chickasha when the accident oc curred TH! LAWTON CONSTITUTION TuHdoy Asut 27 1957 219 SW SI 0 Monte a from A NEW VALUE SENSATION! Qarence Davis Cameron col STRIKE UNIVERSAL Cityan To Have Workshop Part 14 NOW! AT ZALE'S Yes right now you can drive an Oldsmobile for less than money! Real luxury! Big car rlde and handling! And remember Oldsmobile traditionally brings a top return Your Old Watch Trade In when you sell! Get the facts at your the figures that show dealer' price an Olds is the buy for you 3450 SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE QUALITY DEALER NOW! a ZAU XWUT CO 5950 2500 a JANITORS SUPPLIES NO DOWN PAYMENT cot I I I I Group discussions will devote time to strengthening the local units of OEA Improvement of instruc tion through use of pre service training and in service training will also come up for key discus sion of teaching at all levels exchanging of ideas on methods and merit rating are also scheduled for Shoemak er said tente rH Cameron Schedule Released Classes Begin Sept 11 TRADE INS $20 to $25 And More Loty'i INml IM vMi tlvtotoai Aidrwi CWy 4 Stete Owvgotten HSSn K0 Miss Thelma Talla elementary school coordinator has been ap pointed on the agenda committee for the annual one day workshop to be held in Oklahoma this fall by the Oklahoma Education as sociation Workshops beginning this week are scheduled through Oct 18 John Shoemaker superintendent of schools will be in charge of the Lawton workshop scheduled in the high school auditorium Sept 16 lf (feta ntWptf tote CM i DENTAL ASSISTANTS or IACTICl 1 NUtSES te diaio tarftirttem prfewte kamn TM tpare IM training will not iatrff wW fob or kemtkoM rftrttet High sdiael dtreation aacawory ENJOY A GOOD STEADY weakly iaraaa Gat Ml dot ill aawi SEE THE YK dXmONE SHOW CIS TY Law irm Named Defend ant In $3036 Judgment Action 1 Mr IM 102 EM MO I 18 13 rss33 wtafegt lrrw Soteoter NmMmHmI 8 Cup CHROME on COPPER Wholesale MaiateaaDco Chemical Paper Sapplta SAVE on Barf Seler Tka favorite of Members of the local law firm of Bledsoe Nicklas and Chrisman were named defendants this morn ihg in a $303648 money judgment suit filed in behalf of Nob Hill De velopment Corp The suit filed by attorneys Jack Brock and Charles Ozmun stems from a dispute over a water pipe line suit handled by the law firm for the development firm Defendants named in the suit include Charles Bledsoe Nicklas Warren Chrisman and red Harris Chrisman is city attorney and Harris is a state sen ator In the petition which was signed by Mrs Jack (Lucille) Greer as vice president of the development firm the plaintiff alleges negli gence on the part of the law resulted in inability of the develop ment company to recover a judg ment for water lines from the City of Lawton The firm alleges that on Dec 9 1952 it was the owner of a cause of action against the city re covery of a money judgment for laying pipe and water lines and materials in Greer addition It Is further alleged that shortly after Dec 9 1952 the plaintiff employed the defendant law firm to prosecute an action for the de velopers against the city The de fendants undertook and agreed to represent the plaintiff as its attor neys on a contingent basis it Is alleged Plaintiffs further stale the de fendant law firm did not at any time prior to three years from and after Dec 9 1952 institute me ac tion in any court of competent jurisdiction and negligently per mitted the cause of action to be come barred by the statute of limi tations The development company states that of instituting said Atinn nn behalf of said plaintiff as they undertook and agreed to so do said defendants included this said plaintiff cause of action in a certain suit heretofore filed being styled Jack Greer rJiniiff the Citv of Lawton a municipal corporation defend In its petition the plaintiff alleg es the above case was tried in District court on June 17 and the plaintiff Greer was refused judg ment It is alleged further that said defendants in failing to properly institute said cause of failed to exercise that degree of care skill and diligence which is commonly possessed and exercised by attorneys in practice in the jur The development firm states its petition that if the attorney firm had not been negligent In fail ing to institute a proper action be fore the same was barred by the WANTED: At Once! 500 WOMEN Age 17 59 MARRIED OR SINGLE Continued from Page One Lawton Building and Trades Coun cil and Bill Sexton business agent of the machinists" local indicated the unions would resist the request for a temporary injunction Sexton said trades council pick ets were removed late Monday af ternoon The IAM pickets were re moved at 6 and re established at the Gate 2 entrance about 7 pm Labor difficulties began Aug 1 I when the machinists local went on strike against Page Aircraft Co the day the firm took over aircraft maintenance operations from Spar tan Last Wednesday the trades council joined the picketing Union officials said they were "protest employment of non union workers on ort Sill jobs SCHOOLS practical mussins Box 438 Lawton Oklahoma rw twte wil Botefot nMt whfcwrt Utewtea ow Haw I ma Smmw Parial Nam DULLES Continued from Page One the decision to grant permission for American reporters to go to Red China had been specific on the point of no reciprocity Under questioning Dulles de clined to become involved in a discussion of German politics re lated to the coming Sept 15 gen eral elections Specifically Dulles declined to back the re election bid of Chancellor Konrad Ade nauer lest any such move be inter preted as interference In discussing claim to have successfully tested an inter continental ballistic missile capa ble of delivering an atomic or hy drogen warhead anywhere in the world Dulles avoided any direct suggestion the announcement was phony On the contrary he said the United States has no independent means of checking what the So viets claim but assumes that in announcements of this kind there are some fact underlying the statements Meaning Unclear Exactly what these statements mean however Dulles said is an other question or example he added the Moscow announcement yesterday said the missile hit the target area but did not describe that area Dulles said it would make a great difference whether the target was the size of a room er several hundred square miles The United States knows Dul les said of intensive efforts in the Soviet Union as well as in the United States in recent years to develop intercontinental missiles Without a disarmament agree ment Dulles went on these ef forts undoubtedly will be continued by both sides The United States has put for ward a program to control mis siles development under a pro posed arms agreement but so far there has been no response Moscow to that proposal Babbitt Petter tHSVKMCC aoa Sept 4 orientation com for all new freshman stu will be held Sept 5 start ing at 8 am in the college au ditorium and continuing through Sept the5 new president noted Orientation will include informa tion for the new student concern ing the college and a series of 17 Jewel Elgin squara sfylt shock master with waterproof case Regular Price 6500 2500 I 319 Pho EL 3 3456 OICE SUPPLIES OICE URNITURE Desks Chairs iles SOS Ave Pho EL 5 2076 HEARING Continued from Page One home of the Pebeahsy family He said be did not understand the name or learn the identity of the dead woman until he ar rived at the scene The jailer testified his examina tion of the scene indicated the body had been dragged and that lines made by the fing ers may have indicated she was resisting when she was being dragged Ridgeway stated it was his opin ion however that the lines which were apparently made by the woman's fingers did not indicate the woman was resisting when she was being dragged about 30 to 36 Davis testified that when he ar rived a car occupied by Mr and Mrs Love Dallas and sev eral children was parked in the driveway near the body He said the Loves were later brought to county jail for investigation of drunkenness Mrs Love is the former Mrs lorence Yates Pebeahsy' sister Her former husband Eugene Yates is serving a 74 year prison sentence assessed here in connec tion with a Jan 5 1952 shooting incident at the Cache home which took the lives of Pebeahsy' broth er Hugh and his mother Mrs Margaret Pebeahsy Questioned at length this morn ing by defense attorney Githen Rhoads Davis and Ridgeway said to AND MORE 5950 2975 Mo 2995 ALE'S Speeiel Low Prleo jlA fifl it prkoo ischtdo fodorol Hi OY guess! And you get so much more car! More power for your Have WATER BUGS? Call OG SERVICE EL 5 2078 Institution Hotel Homes Hoop! tab Theatre Building School Industrie Johnson Wax A looc Machine Wyandotts Chemical Lily Cup Buffalo ir Equipment Southwest Disinfectant Rrrina loor Machine Wheeling Metal Ware Whit Mopping Equipment loor Machine Rented WE Nell AshloelT SOUTHWEST Chemical Co 508 Avens EL 5 5826 EL 5 0557 Ontald Lawte Call Oollaet they found mo blood about the body of Darlene PebefAsy in their in vestigation of the death deputies said their investi gation' failed to disclose bow the woman had received large Dump on the back of her head Davis and Ridgeway testified a to finding cratches about the woman's neck but Cache fu neral director said he did not ob serve scratches or bruises about the neck when be embalmed the body The incident reportedly occurred in the circle driveway of the Pe beahsy home at the southeast corn er of Cache County officials con ducted first investigation in the matter before federal authorities believing the offense occurred on the Indian property filed a federal complaint bfore Commis sioner Vernon ield State authorities resumed juris diction in the matter when it was disclosed the body was found about five feet outside the Pebeahsy 2 SCHOOL Continued from Page On plained by Wesley Silk assistant principal The7 eighth grade enrollment schedule is as follows: Names A through Bradf Room 1(5 Bradl Cliff 117 Co Dunc 106 Dunn Groo 109 Grot Hill 110 HiUi Lar 226: Law Metzk 211 Metzn Pino 210: Pla Sei Shan Thomp 201 and Thor 120 Ninth grade enrollment includes: A Bost 209: Bot Colllns 205 Conn 'rr 103 lem Harpcr 116 Harn Johnson 125 Johnson Me 126: Per 208 Phl Shel 216 Shi 130: and 129 fDivthi i SUBSCRIPTION RATES CARRIER SERVICK IN LAWTON AREA (Per Month) Mornln Pre A Sunday Coniiitution A Sunday ConitttuU Prea A Sunday MAjb SUBSCRIPTION (In Socthweet Ok! a Yr Mo Const Sunday I 71 2 8S Pre Sunday JAJ Cocxt Praaa Sun 1Z73 11 Al Sub Qaut Prett 1 yr an Other CouaUei Kalat Yr Mo fo cbbm a surety 7i am PrM Sunday HJj 7J Const Pmm A SOB Daaa 5 toaute PW te U1M statrite bf limitations the develop ment firm would have recovered a judgment of 5303648 from the city 5 Though it is not a part of the petition it is known that the law suit contracted by the develop ment firm to the defendant law firm wa later assigned to another attorney when Chrisman became city attorney The District court held that Greer could not recover the $303648 judgment from the city because the suit was filed in his name rather than in the develop ment firm's name Greer is prin cipal stockholder of the firm discounts: 50 WITH OLD WATCH TRADE IN Reds Boast Of New Missile Continued tram Page On off in the Soviet Union Tn recent day The last week that the Russians had resumed atomic tests in Siberia Some members of the US Congress jvere XmkSS rocket claim some labeling it propaganda SS such (D Mo) former Air orce secretary said in the jst Kremlin announcements usually turned out tobe fact The Canadian defense minister Mai Gen Randolph the Russians were ahead of the Aftest in development of an inter continental rocket Moscow radio said the missile can reach distant area without the use of strategic aviation which is at present vulnerable to anti aircraft result of the test proved the rocket may be fired at any se: lected area of the it said The United States has referred to such a missile as It is generally known in the West as ballistic the ICBM with a range of pntsl No other nation has claimed to have launched an intercont men al missile However Maj Gen Bernard A Schriever chief of the US Air orce ballistic missile program indicated last week that the Uni ted States has virtually completed the prototype of its ICBM The US Army has covered between 2000 and 3000 miles with rockets based on its Jupiter intermediate range missile VS Air orce has under production a jet powered pilotless but guided bomber the Snark which is considered able to travel from the Amer ican continent to major targets in Russia The Russian announcement said the Soviet government was forced to develop the ICBM to safeguard security because of the negative attitude on the part of the Western powers primarily the United States toward a positive solution of the disarmament prob The Soviet press published the announcement by the Soviet news agenev Tass without comment Moscow radio also repeated the statement with no adde comnjent It is customary in Russia to hold up comment on such major announcements for a couple of days The announcement gave no indication where the rocket was launch ed or where it landed Western observers speculated however that if the distance claims are correct the missile must have been sent up from European Russia toward a target somewhere on the fringes of Soviet Siberia Observers believed the rocket was fired without a nuclear warhead They saw no direct link between announcement of the successful test and the accompanying announcement of the resumption of nu clear weapon tests The announcement appeared to explain delay in replying to the West's latest proposals in the London arms talks It raised the expectation that Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin would follow through with a new disarmament advanced from a position of strength RINEHART Continued from Page On cessary functions of Recalling that the southwest northeast and northern turnpikes had been approved by a vote of the people Rinehart said he be lieved the Lawton pike bonds could have been sold at the same time as the northeast leg "it they had been pushed" Rinehart said he would recom mend proper enabling legislation for the southwest turnpike if elect ed governor prefer to keep my plans under he comment ed The state wouldn't lose any mon ey and a sound toll road program will tree tax money for other proj ects helping the so called free road the senator said Only last week Rinehart said Kansas was able to sell $195 mil jion worth of turnpike bonds at 14 per cent interest This is because of the enabling legislation they have passed he said In further plugging for toll roads the candidate declared thatwe can't raise gasoline tax any more: that would be ridiculous as we have the highest gas tax now Visit Tolitical While Rinehart's talk before the entire inh was labeled "non po his visit to Lawton wastage president today announced anything but that schedules for the opening of the He conferred with friends and junior 1957 58 ter potential supporters here Monday Qasswurk will begin Sept Il night and again this morning at dormjtorics win open at 1 pm Hotel Lawtonian I been making a tour of the state making speeches and form ing organizations in the various counties" Rinehart said Some 20 county organizations have already been formed he said ading that not too early to start since this is a big state and It takes a lot of time do cover Returning to campaign issues Rinehart said he would advocate a permanent financing plan for schools "so they won't have to go through one crisis after Would Cut Legislative Time "It's frustrating to school people tn try to plan for the future and not know what they can expect from one year to the next espe cially at the higher education iev el" he commented Rinehart said he also believes such a program would cut the leg islative session in half Rinehart emphasized develop ment of water resources as a means of stimulating the Oklaho ma economy He placed this in three categories conservation de velopment and navigation and said considerable study needs to be done to develop a sound pro gram He predicted that the Arkansas river development will bring navi gation in that area from Catoosa to ort Smith and the Mississippi river in 10 years "This could' mean untold wealth and economic development for that section of the state and what helps the eastern areas wall benefit the whole state" he said Water Means Welath Industry will boom when this river becomes navigable Rinehart said adding that Muskogee al ready is attracting important in dustries because of an abundant i water supply "Cities with lots of water to sell have lots of wealth those without water are less fortunate" he said Rinehart pointed to Louisiana as Oklahoma's greatest competitor for industry noting that it had at tracted $500 million in new indus tries recently because of naviga tion facilities Of this amount 80 per cent is concentrated in New Orleans because of port facilities and 20 per cent in the navigable parishes The rest are losing pop ulation he added Irrigation also was stressed by Rinehart ho noted that Oklaho ma had 40000 acres of irrigated lanH in 19S1 com oared with 221 000 three years later In Caddo county land that was selling for 575 an acre is now worth $500 an acre because of irrigation develop ment he said Repeal of prohibition will not be a campaign issue as far as Rine hart is concerned "If the people submit a pietition I'Ll put it to a he said As for reapportionment Rine hart stuck by his contention that this can be done only by a con stitutional amendment "The leg islature is just not going to do it" he added A member of the senate for 23 years Rinehart served as presi dent pro tern in 1839 and as floor leader under former Govs Phil lips Kerr and Turner and has been chairman of almost every import ant committee of the senate NO MONEY DOWN! $100 Per Week! Tho EL 3 3456 educational and vocational plans Second semester freshmen and sophomores ivill enroll at 8 a Sept 6 in the Aggie library on the second floor of the administration building Completion of freshman enroll ment wijl be held Sept 9 10 Melvin Keeney music director has announced an organizational meeting of the college band at 4 pm Sept 4 Practices will be held each day at 4 pm until class work begins in preparation for the opening football game in Roosevelt ICSIS IO BIU 1U 1 AT 1 mi i I mV 1 finteenKn solid YW QBE I eff mL It MV now I 1 low low pricol wL W4 Wiar aKt tBr XMTSSKClAlnl" I 122 MriV 7 tor a a raE jtroiifcaa JMB Ca OW CAA ma ily 2 A I WATCH SA'li 2 7 I 1 i 1 i i I Ri ii.