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Stilwell Democrat-Journal from Stilwell, Oklahoma • 2

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STILWELL DEMOCRAT -JOURNAL STILWELL OKLAHOMA Thursday July 11 1958 Pag Two way Patrol during Hay of this year Assistance was given 16497 motorists by the Oklahoma High AUCTION SALE of 5-Room Rock House Postponed Until October For other information See or Write A KIRBY RFD 1 Box 11 StilwelL Oklahoma RABBIT TRAP I Mrs Ruby Deason and children and Loretta from Kansas City spent the week-end with Mr and Mrs Jess Dui ing their stay Loretta had (he cast removed from her arm which had been broken a few weeks ago Mr and Mrs Warren Helwick from Oilton Okla were Saturday afternoon visitors in the Tom Means home Mr and Mrs Edgar Graves of Peoria II are here visiting with Mrs Graves' sisters Mrs Fred Sheppard and Mrs Priscilla Ritchie Mrs Birdie Goss and children Sue and Billy and Patsy and Barbara Knight are vacationing this week in Tulsa We heard them Tuesday morning on radio visiting the Marvin McCullogh show on KRMG JUDGE JOKES THAKKS VOTERS I deeply appreciate the wonderful wot I received Pleas remember that the Criminal Court of Appeals is the highest appellate court In Oklahoma and each voter should hswe a vital interest in ita judges On my record of hard work fairness and justice to all I solicit the continued support of those who voted for me on July 3rd and respectfully ssk for further consideration from those who supported either of my opponents DICK JONES A DEMOCRAT near Dick 7:90 pn Friday IS Channel KTVX -fat'll BUTANE-PROPANE Giro Green Stamps HOME SERVICE GAS JACK AH ART Agent Phone PR 4-7344 or PR 4-7819 Congressional Victories and Loss Outlined Washington (Special) As Congress enters the final weeks of this session an inventory shows that several major victories and one serious setback for Oklahoma have been recorded The State of Oklahoma is slated to receive approximately $120000000 in federal-aid highway funds during the next three years as a result of the Federal Highway act of 1956 Of this amount an estimated $84000000 in federal funds will go toward construction of the Interstate highway system in Oklahoma with 90 per cent of the total cost to be borne by the federal government More than $35000000 will go for federal aid to primary secondary and urban road systems in Oklahoma The billion dollar Arkansas Basin Development program is now well underwav as a result of the Public Works appropriations bill which has been signed into Jaw A total of $10400000 in new funds was voted for this great basin project during 1956-57 confidently expect greatly increased funds will be forthcoming next year As construction progresses on Eufaula Oolo-gah and Keystone Dams we can expect the entire Second Congressional District to benefit said Congressman Ed Edmondson The House Public Works Committee has approved the bill to provide for the sale of land for cottage sites in Army reservoir areas including Ft Gibson and Tenkiller Lakes and with Senators Monronev and Kerr Ed mondson is working to secure House and Senate action during this session It would do much to expedite recreational development on the lakes Another bill Edmondson introduced to set up a vocational framing program for adult Indians has been approved by the House Interior committee are racing with time in an attempt to get this important measure enacted before adjournment" he said 1 A setback came on the school construction bill which accord- ing to most estimates would have brought $5500000 a year into Oklahoma as federal assistance to school construction but with careful provisions to prevent any Federal control Although there was general agreement in the House that the classroom shortage is a major American problem today the debate was clouded and embittered by arguments over amendments on the segregation question and by other amendments which pitted the states with greater wee1 II and income against the pool'-states In the final voting the school construction bill was defeated by a roll-call vote of 224-194 and action on this grave problem was deferred fur many months are still fighting hard to secure final action to extend the life of the Indian Claims commission which is so important to Indian tribes having claims against the Edmondson said It will take you just a few seconds to read this sentence but it takes miu-h less time to be killed in a traffic accident Drive carefully on your vacation HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR YOUR OLD JUNK CAR SEE COX BODY ewop Ask About LOW FAMILY FARES The following news item appeared in Sunday June 21 Tulsa World: No Propane Price Drop Seen Thin Summer ANOTHER PROBLEM reported last week to be developing in the fuel market is that of propane It became more apparent that the usual drop in propane prices in June was not coming This would indicate to propane marketers that they should stop wailing for the usual summer price slump and start buying LPG now and begin filling storage for winter consumption According to Mid-Continent suppliers there is no reason now to expert a price decline in liquefied petroleum gas this summer Increasing storage had had a tendency to smooth out the peaks and valleys in both supply and price Suppliers have been putting propane and other LP-gascs into storage for sometime in order to have ample supplies next winter If propane marketers delay filling storage much longer they could create a late summer rush And they well know that when the supply gets short the price becomes stronger PIN IS Several families enjoyed a big fish fry nar the Brannon home July 4th with three families present from Klamath Falls Oregon They were Mr and Mrs John Charles Mr and Mrs Opal English and family and Mr and Mrs Dallas Titus and son Others present were Mr and Mrs Howard Ball and family Mr and Mrs Steve Palone Mr and Mrs Albert Palone and daughter Mr and Mrs Buck English and family Mr and Mrs Doodle English and family Mrs Fredia English and boys Mr Walkingstick Mr and Mrs Pete English and family Mrs English and Mr and Mrs Herb Brannon and family Doc That drill is hurting my sorry I'm in a rush I've got to register for the November 6 election How about It would be wise to fill your tank In July to avoid a price advance Up until this yrar we were notified 15 days in advance of a price Increase but this year the price goes up the day we get our notice If your propane tank needs painting we will paint it free of charge when we fill your tank DEPOT TICKET OFFICE PRospect 4-2158 Now for the first time you hove to change tires on the road! After a puncture or blowout a "tire within a lets you drive in safety at legal speeds for 100 miles or more! 4 COOLED BY REFRIGERATION THURSDAY AND FRIDAY JULY 12-13 The greatest adventure of all time Matinee 10 A Admission 10c and 30c SATURDAY ONLY-- JULY 14 1 See in the demonstration test above how the new Captive-A ir Safety slashed through with a carried thiscarfor 110 miles! ttut tire hat we know that both driver and car art safe The reaervo air in the inner chamber lets the car ft read safety through heavy uiffw without danger or The cjr yna wet in the circle coming off New York Tribonwich with gaping hole in its right front tire Ve cat a two-inch iImIi right through the dt of debf fid (hat car rolled on for (tint tun cor red lli aiiln No dinqa to tht tin other than' the cut Hm'a dramatic proof jrou a longor hart Co chant 1 lira aloof the roadl afefyTIre GUY MADISON FRANK LDVEJOY CKDOD SUNDAY AND MONDAY JULY 15 -16 rn HI-HO SILVER! Away to the greatest adventure the west has ever- known! i If a blowout or puncture thouid I occur anywhere in the tire I Ibis reserve oir supports your I car for 100 mites or more I until you reach a convenient I tire service station I CLAYTON JAY MOORE S1LVERHEELS This amazing new tire development backed by 22 years and millions of miles of LifeGuard experience over a year of scientific road tests over 8 months of consumer testsl The new Nylon Captive-Air Safety inspired hr Goodyear's famous double-air-chamber let you rice safely and securely on two independent cushions of sir If the outer tire is cut torn or Mown out the reserve sir in the inner tire supports your car You can drive at legal speeds for 100 miles or more without the danger of tire-changing in heavy traffic without costly towing charges or road repairs This new tire also gives you the powerful live-action traction of tht new Twin-Grip tread the brawn of 5-T Nylon Cord and fouler chamber inflated 24 1 lbs pre4' TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY JULY 17-18 THE STORY OF THE GLORY OF THE FIGHTING GII unit 9 protection Grip-Seal construction for extra protection against punctures have only limited supply! Be sure to sec the Captive-Air Tire soon! Only Goodyear has the Captive-Airassthe Safety Tiro with a built-in spare! Phone PRospect 4-2135 Stilwell Oklahoma.

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