Pawhuska Journal-Capital from Pawhuska, Oklahoma • 3

'1' -4f )14 4- -r JornN tLrtrrr VPCITTATC0 61-(13- l'AGE Trinte rymny JtNvulv In Ivy OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS SIMPLE SEX coNFUsED SOCIChl Post-Nuptial Shower Thursday in honor of Jack She lions LONDON The authorita- YY plum tiv medteal journal the Latiect said tosty that science has confiricd the simple issue of deciding Mr and 1rs John Creek aml whether a human is a man or a children oil Joplin Mo returned Whrtt trying to deter- t0 their hOttte Sunday They the sex of a person the Din- iteil Mr and rA IL It NIcWhirt cet said now look rcLt over ow liristonks iholidays six things genetk sex gonadal Mr and Mrs Ellis Gray vkited sex anatomical sex hormonal sex Mrs -Jane Nloore anti Mr 3 Jack statitil sex and psychological scx MeWhirt iSaturday at Hominy In most people all thege "sexri" agree the journal said but there Ethy Exitturr are some who have a mixture of eac JACKSON Miss Dr Fe- Wynona JACKSoN Miss UP of the Farmers income tax guides available here A supily of the 1918 Farmer's Income Tax Guides have been received in the county agent's office accomling to A A Sewell Osage county agent Anyone desiring a copy of this booklet call either pick one up at the office or it wil be mailed upon request ALso available are the Farm-Home ACCOUnt books These books have been prepared for families to keep a record of the finam'ial transactions of the farm and home Many farm urn dies attribute their success to keeping records over a period of years to this system The incentives for keeping records are the greatest farmers have ever known The Internal Revenue is re-checking more tax returns and it1i Pocial security for all self-employeA farmers who rut $100 or gross over tP00 annually it will be necessary fur farmers to have their financial transactions in the best possible business order The price of the Farm-Home Account book is each AYE 1E i AL IL HAI 1 'THAI'S ATT'S weCINK wmAl mAlES WITH "Ts4' 01114k104' PROCRii 55 1 RAPE NOW-- -Di' 5omE 90tyy ASt Ec-44015A0 COME A KOT AND WATCH PO AN) A)Li FOR 1Ft1 10NENTEC MikitrMiiAtoD LEARN A EkiN1 1 wol IT 100944011 -IWFkrry YEARS 10 LEARA! it I -----t (:4 ''16 f( (7p i Vcr4e1 'I tit- it i) AV' li'' a tii i it '(--0 -it i ft -'1I A fi I Oil 47)! v4 JD tt1t- 1-e AYE 'E 5E 1 'THAI'S wtTT'S WITH "T1401114AIKI "TRAPE SrLIA10 LAC COMF AgutAqt AAJE WATLH 'A)L1 FOR 1E14 AA torm ii AMD LEARN' wo-r LT 1009csk-PLI -IWPkITy YEAR RA RA! 4 WMA1 MAIkli 4 PRO6RE SOME 130TS 4CESsi A MOT 170oN INVENTED' I AE0-1111 jD news Felix Underwood an official Health Board had a rootlY exhibit when he took the stand to testify in favor of fluoridation of Jackson's water suPOIY Undo-wool! just pulled out Ilk false teeth for the committee DOEN'T Lils ii I4 10It MEMPHIS Tenn (11P) One of two thugs who stole $968 from a hank Thursday 4ipparent1y dovsn't like his profession While scooping liliM from a cash drawer he turned to a woman clerk anti said: "This is a hell of a way to make a living isn't it?" ISTIM ED ESC A VE CHATTAHOOCHEE Fla (1P)-- William Cordon found he thned his eseape wrong from the Florida Mental Ilospital hist week undl turned himself in to pollee Thursday Ile said it vas too cold outside av-1111E- SAY Y011 SAW IT IN TILE 1-C Lease sale ((on limited Pram rime Anne) No 1 NW SW SW 3-25-3 completed flowing 111 BOPD through 311" choke from 'Mississippi Chat 3503-410' after sand feat- Pool extension I Mahon Incorporated No 2-A SW NW NW 10-2Z-7 IPP 74 BOA) 39 degrees gravity from Arbuckle open hole after load recoverd IPP 35 LOPD 10 degree gravity- from Simpson perforations 2900-6S' after load recovered Dual completion Total depth Plunkett nod Duffield Petroleum Company No 1 NW NW si: 23-21-11 Sava lobed 7 110p1) 395' degree gravity from perforations 2tif2-07 after recovering sandfrao load TD 112S3' Pll 21s0r A Edwards Jr well No 1-A NE SE SE 35-25-9 drilling at 2- (10 feet 'Shamrock Oil and Gas ssed No 1 SW NE NE 29-26-9 found Skim ner at 2023' set pipe at 2023' Total depth 2029' swabbed 2 BO I'll natural Garmue and Speckin well No I-A NE SW NW 3'1-29-12 TD I675' plugged back and perforated Wayside 791-1108 to fracture 'Bert Wheeler No 1 SW SW SE 2-21-111 sand-frac chat from 11357-72' recovered load and 125 barrels of new oil-testing United Producing (' omp No 1 NE NW NE 11-2011 Total depth 1070' plugged back and treated Wayside from I330410' covered load and puinped If) intr rels of oil- first 2- hours testing SAHAH ETALS FOUND ALGIERS Algeria trwes of pociou4 metals in eluding and have been found by French geolo ilkts exlvitHng the metin south of the Sahara more tha 100u miles from Algiors it wa reported today French press re 1)ert4 said further tests yin neeessary before geologists ea tell whether the new finds ar C01111111 ALEN' exploitable If s( ALGIERS Algeria 1M Important triwes of peciomi mettilm tdatinnin and have been found by French geologists exlvluring the mountains south of the Sahara more than 1000 miles from Algiers it was reported today French press repertt said further tests will be neeesary before geologists ean tell whether the new finds are exploitable If so they vou1 add immeasurably to the we in the Sahara Avhieli hus been uncovered ill reent yeari including immense oi: tiepoit already being worked "SCALPED" INDIANS HOLLY WOOD (UP) The wild West ain't Nk hat it used to he Warner tiros hired 200 Indians as extras in the anal) Utah area for a NV estvrn movie twin filmed there Then i tud I fficials I earned they hare to order 200 Indian-style wig-s from Holly 'wood liecause most of the Indians had crew cuts plEiNEys A 111 et4o coDet) 4 cris WILY Sl'ENI) 310ItE? Quality for quality you can't buy better! America's top in make l'enney's 'beets toads blankelm curtains to lop specifications Just try to beat them for ahle! Compare anya here! twiewf-rn sragon314001- ri 4-1i ID i i 1 41 -4------- 01 sw 0 ----1-1911 Nke ENNEYS WILY SPEND 310ItE? Quality for quality you can't buy better! America's lop mills make Penney's sheets tosels blankets curtains to top specifications Just try to beat them for value! Compare anyA here! 04EIMOIMMM3MMIt DEPLOR ES ROYAL FOX RUNT NORFOLK England UP The League Against Cruel ports expressed opposition today to Prince Charles and Princess Anne attending a fox bunt at Weatacre "We Plore the attkmdance of children at such meets ordinary children itA well those Of the royal family" a league spokesman said Nineyear-old Charles and seven-year-old Anne followed the hounds Thursday with their mother Queen Elizabeth in a land rover NATO BRASS TO) MEET STUTTGART Germany (UP) Top-ranking army officers from five NATO countries will meet here next Tuesday to discuss infantry problems and training Of fleets 'from the Belginn British French German and armies will participate in the conference BRANUMS Service Station Cafe CUSHING CASOLINE Ethyl 98 Plus Octane 319 gal Regular 88 Plus Octane 279 gal Try Our Home Cooked Meals On IT 9 60 North Edge City Limits 57 I 1VIIITE FLOUR SACKS Large size Laundered and bleached Best tOtr tea 01 CIS 5 for c6-4 A BO IS' A ETS Rack of uool mellon coats nod gJtardine jackets Reduced to sell quickly Sizes 10 () 9 5 ea ii INER morTtLE HOW I 01' 001 oiV eLAT 60c im To A HuPPLE MTH 1-119 WORK WM04 AtPi tY IKLM LsN oomo t-ELLYS 1 COmEl AROLWP -rftlikr -1Li ARM 50A61111Sr 4 11 year old (Corottnurd -ruin rtike nAr Kasper club president was saying: "It's fantastic It's unbelievable Never in the history of the world has a I4-year-old boy been playing and winning front masters awl grandmasters" Bobby is a very quiet boy Ms reaction at the moment of winning was typical lle looked at his mother and said "La's go home" Asked Thursday on the morning-after his victory if he would care to be interviewed for the papers he said "Nab can't talk to you today" thd he thing he would be able to talk some other day? "Nah don't thiiik so" Bobby last sentinel won the open championship With this new and top title he is eligible to be declared an international gramlmaster and compete for the world championship now held by Vassily Smyslov Of Russia Bobby used to cry Ivhen he lost a game but he doesn't anymore For about a year now he hasn't had much chance to cry Atlas flight 1Con(ionied Irrom Pngr nue) At was fired and that "the launching- was carried out" Jet of Red Flame The nitssfle vas visible 'for about three minutes to observers watching from beaches about five miles front the test center The gleam-lug Atlas di4appeared veith Are mendous roar into a layer of fltif- ly white t-louils high in the sky trailing a It of red flame The re1 learning ball ued iotely by the Air Force to warn away fishing boato itinnediatetr in front of the latintlutlg site was down len the missile was launch- el There 1as no immediate corn- ment from Air Form officials PatriA Air Force hae on any change in policy concerning rais- ing of the ball High winds postponed a test Lora hing originallY ed ii ed for Thursday 67-year-old (Con untied rrom lege "'SPY Ellwood 35 said she didn't see why the pair "couIdn't have gotten along" "We have known Harris all of our lives Ile had a hig inSUrance policy and be wanted to leave it to her" she said Mrs Ellwood has three other ehildiren iktl I tarris and Ellwood said they "didn't think anything wa3 'WTOng" with the -nuirrifig Harris said he is a retired farmer and lives on s-oeial security ills first wife of 28 years died last April Gave Age As 18 -Phelps county offielals said the Ellwood girl saiil she was IS when she applied for her license and Harris vase his twe as 50 The Ellwooik live in a one-room shrtek in a OLY ed area neLg lloth Harris and Ellwood were held of $1000 hail and welfare of fiettils pined the glrl in another home pending the trial of her hotband and father )1 ys rAkillioN 0i Ar- i4 II IC IT 7090Isits srlor vssitsussfsron FIRESTONE Rogers Tire Supply Phone MO Pas huslia i for flume Auto Supplies foltatioasoktrAttAt I st it At At tato st WASH LUBRICATION SPECIALISTS 1 MOVER'S S1NCLMk rf SEIIVICE L' 401 Main Phone 1152 Amamaan4komtar-- LINES BUS SCHEDULES East Bound West Boum! 443 am 1219 pm MOO am 5:19 pm 2:58 pm 1219 pm 10:00 am 5:19 pm 2:58 pm 8:11 pm UNION BUS DEPOT Phone 1010 IIIMEErnInnaMINE1101101110011MIN kivEg mat Ite Htyv4 1101111f 01' KA otY e404T oCE 4 TO A HLIPPLE I ling I Wi I MIS WORK I mt wmo4 Aik tY IKEM '10046 PELLYS Noti- 7 cOmEl AROLWO rg1 ikr -I'LE ARM TH 50mE 1 0 i---1 71 0 J' 4 1 1777 pI it -ci 'N 1t -2- -J)-: -7 700-" 4I0- I 1 ii11i 7 I i rird 't i 0 ''r 0 i -A Li 1 1' i THF ettR (41 AR 111 fi 3:: '1 t' 1 Ak tir A iv-- I 4 4: 7 WM4MOUIWAW4 s'A FCC STUDIES NETWOltliS WASHINGTON tui The Federal COM nicationi Commission will start public hearings Mairch 3 on network clicks ProPosed by its network study committee The special group set up in 1955 recommended in a 1500-word report last October that a number of curbs be imposed on televisitot network practices Which it said tend to lessen competition Witnesses w'ho wish to appear so not the commission before January 31 AIRLINE PACT SICN ED MOSCOW itfl The West German Lultha flSa Airlino and the Soviet cl airline Aeroflot hove signed an agreement under each viJ 1 honor tiekets I4sue1 by the other line The putt signed Thursday is similar to ones signed by Aeroflot with other Western airlines which do not provide flights to Moscov A west German source sakt tho agreement was a first step towards direct flights lkotweeti West Germany and Russia HEARER STOPPED WASHINGTON 1111 An elderly Than from Cleveland Ohio showed ip at the Capitol on Thursday shortly before President Eisenhower arrived to make his Statesof-the-Union address The man whose name was withheld wa4 taken into custody questioned by Serret Service agents and released They said he claimed to have a 'message from the Lord' for the President TAG DAY FOR DOGS CHICAGO ULM The Animal Ve Ilare League thinhs its about time so 1110011C held a "tag day" for well-bred dogs The league said it alinot 20 purebred dogs wandering alatut the city without tags and that no one hits claimed any of them SHARKS CAUSE SWIM IIAN OtiltBAN South Africa Seabathing was banned at Natal coastal resorts today titter the third man in less than a month had been killed by shark The victim was farmer Deryck slim 42 'ho died en route to a hospital after being atacked Thursday It NVIIS the fifth shark attack since Pee Dorothy's 521 Iiihekah Pa huska SEE US FOR ALL TYPES SINERALOELECTRIC PPLIANCES DONNELIS HOUSEHOLD MART Ytiur Aut horized 6E Dealer 111 11 11 1 'S Mrs Williams hostess to Guild The Guild Of the Episcopal Chureh met Thursday at pm in the home of Mrs YUliams 817 Leahy Mrs Williams rve a dessert course after -rhich Mrs Tolson opened the business meeting Mrs Bleuer gave the devotional Plans were completed for an all-parish dinner at the parish hall on January 11 and al im for a silver tea on February 11 pm The tea will featuve Mrs Strat Tolson in a Tood onstration and the public is in-Those attending- in addition to the above were: Mrs Charles Bacon Sr Mrs Carpenter Mrs Row Mrs Lake Mrs jj Worten Jr Mrs Speme Mrs Frank McCoy Mrs Jack Miller Mrs Lui1 and 1T-3 Tolson Mrs Johnson is hostess to club Mrs Walter Johnson was hos tess in her home at the Johnson Apartments Thursday at 1 pm to a luncheon meeting of the Thursday Bridge Club Following the luncheon the afternoon was spent in playing bridge Mrs Herb 31Kenzie well the prize for high score and Mrs Stephenson the prize for low score 'Those preseut in addition to the above were: Mrs Perry Lewis Mrs Dude Labadie Mrs A A Sewell Mrs Lovelace Mrs Cornett Mid Mr3 Kenneth Trough Vota Vita Class meets Thursday The Vota Vita class of the First -Baptist Church met at 7:30 pm Thursday in the church basement Mrs 'earl Barton class president presided over the business session and Mrs Charles Boukuut led the devotion A socatl hour followed the business session NB's Moore was in charge of the games and during this period pal sifts were exchangNI Refreshments were erved to 10 memlers I oca TO COLLEGE Miss Julianne Weiss has returned to Mexico City College City Mex -where she is a junior in international relations She had been visiting with her mother Mrs Louise Carter Weiss and in grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Carter Sr over the holida3 6 WANTED: Clean Cotton Rags Journal-Capitat VISIT MOTHER Hob and Bill Oxford the former or the University of Texas at Austin and the latter of Trinity University in San Antonio have returned to school after a visit Willi their mother Mrs Jennie Lee Oxford 215 East Eighth street IN TOWN A Amarine (q Tulsa returned home today after spending the past Week in Pawlmska attending WANTV(ii: 110 3ournal-t'aptal -any TULSA A Redwine is in Tnila today on liusii ess lie will rutuirn this evening CITY Vlsrrons Harry and A Hulot owners of the Flying 11 flatielt south of Pawhustia were in town today on business BIRTHDAYS Friday Jan 10: Civory Dorsey 'M rs Louis 1M ueller Mrz Robert Stuart JoYce Elaine Dixon Thomas Earl Clai-k rs Matthew Kane Lula Fisk Nancy Grinsdead Ronald IL Gibson Mrs Randolph Grinstead Dubra Sue Poulton Saturday Jan 11: rs Raynionit g-us on Joan Heflin Jost ph Elias 1 hum Dean A lim1g ht Ilabert Arcba mho George Hadley Bessie 11cflin fargie Dnniels Henry Robert PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY Phone 317 UeuicQ ti GIS ORE 523 Hillekah ratIMMIONUM Phone 317 tit it Mr and Mrs Andrew Bighorse of ladian Village honored the latter's daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Jack Shelton with a vost-nuptial shower Thursday at 2:30 pm The affair was held in the Eighorse home The couple was married in Bartlesville Deember 30 Mrs Shelton is the former Miss Beatrice Cagle Refreshments were served after which gifts were opened from the (ol'oaving: Mr and Mrs Archie Carter Mr and Mrs Tom Powers Mrs Evelyn Savage of Bartlesville Mr Ind Mrs Earl Radford Mr Mad-sell of Drumright Jr and Mrs lph Ellis of Jennings and Mrs T2Mer Radford of Pawhuska Also Mrs Herbert Fowler Mrs henry Jech Mrs Buster Hutchinson Mrs Ernie Wadsworth and 'lir and Mrs Rufus Shelton the groones parents of Pawhusks I HD Club has 100 attendance Thursday The Nelagoncy Home Demon-Oration Club had the distinction of 100 percent attendance at their regular meeting held in the home of Mrs Clyde Yates Thursday Mrs Genevive Lawrence net with the group and presented the lesson on poise and foundation garments Following the rcgular business neetirg refreshments were served to the following: Mrs John Beek Mrs HolWield Mrs Hubbard Mrs Laird Mrs Morris Mrs IL Reynolds and Mrs Lorene Pradmore Mrs LV Rogers Mrs Lola SclloY Mrs Simpson Mrs Swan Mrs Tillanson Mrs Wright and Mrs JW Yates Birthday dance in honor of Billy Newman Thursday The Whiting flap was the 5 cene Thursday evening of a birthday dance given in honor of Billy New-Titan by Bvtty Jean McIntire and flutzdt Forbes The evening was spent in dam Rafreshments were served la the following: Sharon Stark Son Stephens Pat Culver Leon Barger Jean Carton Shirley Tucker Olivia Mashunkashey Sonny Culminghani John Washabaugh Nancy Traylor Jeannie Na twy Richardson Roberta Rogers Harry Lefler Pat Baptiste Delores Givens Mayola Richardson John Vice Martha and Marjorie Irby Carol Rogers Wanda Galligher Larry Blankenship Doug Whitehorn Terry Endow Everette Daniels Jack Al-red Betty Wallett Stove Turner Floyd Newman Mary Talbot Lura Brooks Kay Cameron Sandy Johitton Mary Yount Nancy Newman Lura Ann and Debbie Crawfwd Rena Jo Swinney and Betty Marie Swinney Chaperones for the event were ars Lora Crawford Mr and Mrs Cecil Newman and Mr and Mrs Eta rk Miss Jean Gregory former Pawhuskan married in NM The Rev and Mrs Greg107 Poteam formerly of Pawhasta announce the marriage of their Ai-laughte Jean to Bill Benson son Mr and Mrs- Benson of Carnegie Okla The couple -was married Janti'pry 2 in the Trinity Methodist Chu-h Clovis NM ith the Rev pastor of the chord) officiating Mrs Bensim is a graduate or Oklahoma City Ilniversity and LI presentily teaching in the John Adams elementary school Oklahoma City 3fit Benson eienly finished Ifour years of service in the US Narines anit is now enrolled in Oklahoma City University The 'couple will make their home at NW 91th street in Oklahoma City ilcnson's father Rev Gregory was pastor of the Pawhos'ka Methodist Churdi in THOUGHTS FOR THEREIN is the ririttcousves of Gal from to faith as it is Iviitten The ju-t thall by lafth 1:17 SAY nothinz or authurity the Bible contains tnote ispecinielts of genius taste than any t-tther volume in tAistenco or or or -eddieptot Co 612 LEANY AVE: 7 '7' fyAny)11- co 612 LEANY AVE lir Force missile iContinuen "-rum rage One) Johns 3n asked Rockefeller whether his panel had access to the so-called Gaither report on the nation's defenses another dim view of the nation's future defense posture The report is being kept secret by the White Douse although it has been widely described in the press Rotkeleller said his group did not have the report but was brief-fed on its contents Ile said that as a "staff officer" for the President he did not think he should discuss the findings Johnson said his committee still thinks it should have the report lte said he held "two additional conversations" recently with representatives of the President and believes a decision may be forthcoming early next week The subcommittee was to hear secret testimony this afternoon from 'Major General John Medaris commander of the Army' missile center Reds Catcning Up Rockefeller said that for "perhaps two years" the United States will be superior to the Soviet Union in strikin4 power But unless the "present trend" is reversed in that period he said the "balance of power" will tip in the MISSianS' favor Should that happen he said it is "not likely" that this country would have another chance to reassert military superiority "It is emphatically not too late if we are willing to he the big effort now" he said Another congressional investigation Of the nation's military strength opened today 'The house Armed Services Conunittee net in closed session for a briefing on the Defense Department's various missiles in primaration for taking testimony Monday from Defense Secretary Neil Ii McElroy and other officials Chairman Carl Vinson (D-(a) urged the committee to keep its investigation non-partisan Ile said that among other issues the question of reorganizing the Pentagon to end interservice rivalry suggested by President Eisenhower in his State of the Union message would be thoroughly aired The chairman of the Senate invb 81 igation Democratic Leader Lyndon johnson hinted guard-(say in that the nation may have some secret military advances up its sleeve "in emphasizing Our shortAmmings and deficiencies it is well to rocognize that wc have done some things that our las don't know about" Johnson said "We have many strengths that 13110)ind and will be emphasized" IVEATIlEit ontinkird Fran rage Orr) 't 2 am37 4 6 to lo Oklahoma Zone Forecasts PANHANDLE AND NORTHWEST Fair and coo! tonight Incewing eloudincss and ml11 Saturday Low tonight CENTRAL AND soumwEsr --Fair and cool tonight Inereaslog cloudiness and mild Saturday Low tonight near SOUTHEAST Fair through Saturday Cooler toni 71111 Saturday Low tonight NORTHEAST Partly cloudy through Saturday Coler tonight Warmer Saturday Low tonight near TOP pi HAN Quality Dairy Products For 1) Home Delil Phone 17 1 husks 1 "e00040eileaorwasoorweleowniaweveellif See or Call "Woody" Your Friendly Furniture Dealer STANDIFEWS Phone 940 531 Osage Ave obaitoloosikoKik014001401641 ilLoOtaPbti I 11' PRICES MILLERS MILLER TIRES MILLERS KNIGHT fATION II1N GO 99 of Pa husk 2'----'17Pv-'7471rRE AP 714111sdri FVAIOUS 1ONG1'EAlt MUSIANS! 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