The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 41

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OKLAHOMA CITY. MOyDAX JUNE si li57 VFW Urges Repeal Three Escapees 1 JUt ntloy Vote September 27' Grabbed on Tip DenTleY Methodists List New Pastorates At Tulsa Parley Rev. Earl Dorff Comes To City First Church In Place of Dr. Hooton Of Storekeeper ix More U. S.

orkers MUSKOGEE. June Oklahoma Veterans of foreign Wars Sunday called for a special election Sepceabe-2 on tne repeal of state prohibition. In one of a score of resolutions adopted in the ciasin-hours 0 its tnree-day encampment, the VFW asked Gov Turner to include the repeal question with the soecial 535 muUons oond Issue to be Toted on what date. urge this 212.030 persons have petitioned for a vote, oecause submission of the question would be th-democratic procedure, and because there is no monev cost, "'ee-e'aS5sadre aIready ordered the bond elec- 11 Convicts Out of 14 Who Fled From Prison' Are Back in Custody CADIZ. Ohio.

June 5 A country policeman and! Spies for Jarjrer il in Oklahoma Ht churches thofi-: inced: 'eek Sunday recaptured three life-! jiciiu comicis wno partici-; nfer first jo spatea in a mass break irorr Virginia state nenifpn. One of the principal changes 'cnt Rev. Earl Dorff from the! University church. Tulsa, to the' First Methodist church at Okia-! City, succeeding Dr. C.

Knoton, Rlehard C. Singer. assisUmi' jiiary. One of the escapees jwas critically -wounded. I Marshal James Bailev.

and Chalmers E. Tate of nearby Bril-jUant. Ohio, said they chased iJohn Vaiykeo. 36. Stanley Shef-jtic, 33.

and Otto Neff. 3S. six miles over a dirt road before bringing the fugitives to bav. jNeff was reported shot in the i shoulder and head. lew EflfeKS HeiriiicTace ileds- Are tiered: To Have Jesir TBmeti ff air vMair Oiaer Chri.n church 'to taice taraJcd by Dorff.

vUIe 3 In another major resolution, the VFW came out fo- a eIdierS bonus or "appreciation payments" of at least pco for World war II veterans with domestic service and ar least 5500 for those who served overseas. Another resolution urged the government to build a 1 000-oed veterans hospital at Oklahoma City, and a general'and neuro-psychiatric hospital at Norman. The veterans also reaffirmed a previous call for benefits to widows and children-: of veterans who died from non-military causes. They also asked for location of the proposed Airfo'-ce academy at Enid, and voted praise for Attorney General Tc-ir. Clark for his activities against communism.

Raymon B. Thomas, a Tulsa attomev. was elected s'ate commander, succeeding Dr. Charles F. Spencer, president of Central State college at Ada.

Peter J. Grimmer. Muskogee, succeeded Thomas as senior vice-commander after a contest with Sam Myers of Stillwate-Jack Berger of El Reno was elected junior vice-commander unopposed. Other new officers are Malcolm C. Davis of Oklahoma City, re-elected quartermaster-adjutant; J.

B. A Johnson Oklahoma City attorney, judge advocate: Dr. R. A Wolfe of Ghalafn2 SUrgSOn' and Pather Joseph Griffin, an Enid priest, 0fftifers.ro; the women's auxiliary, which held a parallel meeting, mciuoe the following-President. Mrs.

Edna A. Cool, Oklahoma City senior vice-president. Mrs. Elva Hedrick. Tulsa: junior vice-prident Mrs Beulah Woody.

Miami; treasurer. Mrs. Peggy McCord' Oklanoma City, re-elected): secretary. Mrs. Mary Louise elected man and Mrs.

Ruby Vail, Enid, ire- Only Thrw at liberty oulv sisrU- oft xvho sa-dtfieir jray to freedom ftoia pruon rty Okmulgee. K'ch ronlerence nair.ed one ne-r triet Joe 3. Stroth-t. trtr ai Oiunutee First church. "ae superintendent.

sf she dJnrlrt in the east confer-- n. o. Ry.ns-? trsn rrcrf fr- of ih rest conference's F.NID DISTRICT Br-k-nridee Our Church Ho be Carmen D. L. Orendorff.

from Kar alerted by William Her-uhro bread and The nuHlu! an ri, from Manehext CreeK i Miitc i Moody, from Harony-Lacey cTo be supplied Acheson Seeks Big Four Peace bullet brought him coxii Ncff Is Shot Ayain He got up and started shot it om Bailey Video Screens Bloom Tonight WKY-TV's H-hour For Debut Is 7 P. M. Final rphpnrl. felled Stem Jefferson-Liberty. 'j Manchester-Sand Creek To supplied MWTOS DISTRICT Dlrici Saperlniendent H.

G. from Skimond. Apache Howard Roberts, from Lj-st-'; U. S. Stand Made Clear to Vishinsky that Bailey.

Tate, Chapel PARIS. June 3 rj. S. Sec- ris. had cut off aU stve Sunday afternoon and the stage Sheriff D.

J. of tSfa mace a personal attemot to TtsTflr. from North Taxas con-! 5reaic rhe fQrel8fn ministers cadi when, Dr. Dwfeh" TteL? Oklahoma at 7 p. m.

Monday. Cameramen, technicians, stase directors and WKY-TV esecuitves were oeaaiccK on tferlin. reliable In- Paul formants disclosed Sunday. aa entered the shoulder ard annriw! iBsdel uano Sunday putting the actors judged in the skuiL These sources said A from clear S-ituriay r.ihi Os-irtson John Fletcher John 1 hospital at Wheels w'v? arI? Undents thre describetl hix "nonrfU ditorium hwked Uke i mechiuzed and biefcdrops being shifted into place One Other Wounded xill officially Cn the air at 6 53 prepanns an exti-aanion ai Monday P. a.

Sirg. manager ifhif Vaiykeo, who hac nlomi Hoirrii "n'le of hL" outlla a sAld to in UA that If westrn powers. I lr'-'r, 5- i cn tJir sain pn -wi tr-y -i Cnion has any iro- yunvmrinr "c--ra it had better put them frtrtd Only one other The afaoT- win open Trith brief jeixht escapees wa; talks bj- got. Turner. E.

K. GaylortL i Abies. 38-vear-oId woundetLPin2l Li.t.? an old salt nt the ichst, chubby Terence Brain crcsns rfte rtr (iecKchairmt atciaSft Brace EUdv. ar-vi- xainer jonn Wslrfe. Rabbi luel police near Powhatan.

Ohn R. and Su created chTpruwn Paris and Preach Foreign irinisr. talk vith Vthmskr The others who sa O-day film Drill be Gismo Goodkins. J. O.

Hovrsrd. Clyde Rodolprs. Midwest Flood our Crewmen of tkier Ship v- third secre operated jy Jobert: begin on aj called for Monday mainly Central hlghschoot senior, i finemenu he Zl t7. f1 Thoe Derlu Tav -ict, M.cow after sae dinner and: as ere cu-syontce tneaters itac 15 rears- w. so iih mprooises if th "'5 A- ses Sundaj afternoon.

IVW V. Danger Eases 7i ifVEt ipromisin? ntood. of. and; Everett Lerov Ruble. If produced Mon-i of a WlJey and Gene, scheduled I Sdcie's P- seKinff ad- Walters J.

K. Bryan, from Lindsa' OKLAHOMA CITY DISTRICT BUnchartf R. s. Gibbers. fr Otdahoma City We; LA MAR.

Co Ja 1 e1 i -v i i 'v1 i iei i if deacOoc- i perforaante, Sanday the rOfeCOSt PrOmtSaS nd the veto, which has bern the? fo lar pnJpr Cloudy and Warmer Witi? prr-teffirr? in. the allad There -aras fld news for Ofcla-' 3:15: Southern; ma: at 8:30, R. G. Mil-: eoa Hoar." as 3:30. ate Mor coo.

frocv Musical Comedy aui from Na- Sfar Slitter hfkMj4 Fife 3r oiliers Bum Deifi 3 Oilahoma Cirv- 1 In Apartment Fire CHICAGO. Ju-e Dog-Cct Chase Kills Gir! BOSTON. June. 5- A doci Christ Don O.ri Crwpel Tc Ford, Union to Resume Contract Talks Today de CSA," spj jlizsj xhi; fire ceri rs her i 4 ascay the musical comedy The CIO Cnitid Auto funds sseer E. St-- a City South Les.

Midwest City Boy Killed in Accident STATE TRAFFIC DIATHS r3 to date, zaa 3 1343 to UJ; Sum 's uppUed. "rI5TRICT Canadian Bridge Repair Pushed harairunj tot Eisier Thanks Poles For Protesting Arrest CjweLl Calvin Husband ts Gat- Con3Ty, Cb.j! SHI scats jC -rer in ti -'r-rr. Otli- Canadian brtSf-seeing of IGtor. rrlS ta thank the Pchsh backer, icawt Cttr. us cosspiete the jch'Saremntent.

for preresnnx his jtr- the days scecfi -by the can- afccartf ziis Pcjhsn nr jrr- ii Uh 3 7 -i-C -'i- 3 He -e- ar SSe. i'msi7. saantnaritar atas of Gcaaair nik Miw sw.tal. 3eduTl cfnSS Stl; it1 T1 13 achier X. r' -Sea grsec ctaagal teiaag agar agaa af ma rse has Answer.