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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1955

Page

12

Soviet Smile Like Maclean Aims for Western Mindset

An American in a Moscow restaurant recalls Donald Maclean and the White Paper linking him and Guy Burgess to Soviet policy advising. A satirical reconstruction imagines how Maclean might urge trivial gestures to undermine Western resolve, warning that such smiles may fade as quickly as the opera night.

Washington Moscow Donald Maclean Maclean Guy Burgess Burgess Ministry of Foreign Affairs British Foreign Office Great Britain Ana Lumpen Britain United States Middle Western America Austria Yugoslavia Porkkala New York Herald Tribune Inc

Hospital News Items SouthWestern Births and admissions

Births list a son for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin in Chattanooga Oct 4 at 8:45 PM weight 6 lb 15½ oz and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Max Dalton in 1406 E Oct 4 at 11:08 AM weight 6 lb 8½ oz. The notice also records numerous admissions and dismissals across multiple cities with names, addresses, and medical or surgical details.

Robert Martin Chattanooga Max Dalton Vern Adams Ferris Amy Cummins Dee Hennessee Derfie Warren Brink Maxie R. Whitaker Lake Minnie Mae Alexander Wisconsin Janet Karen Amburgey Fred Amburgey Jackie Sheldon Cache Road William L. Grantham Amos C. Spillman Taylor Richard Barber Bessie John Chapman Everett Chapman Carver David Golden A. K. Golden Washington William F. Williams Lincoln Wayne Witten Chickasha Lillie Maggard N. Third Eldridge Lowe S. First Birthe Robert Jones Shawnee Maryetta Hokeah Mountain View Debra Parker Indiahoma

Embarrassing Spotlight on China as War Tactics Shift

The piece argues China’s leaders feel pressure from Moscow's antiwar campaign and must balance a hard line with the prospect of a broader alliance against the West. It notes Beijing’s claimed willingness to pursue political solutions with Taiwan while preparing to use force if needed, and warns of risk to Asian support if they overplay a hard stance.

China Moscow Europe Asia Matsu Quemoy Formosa United States Indo-China Southeast Asia Peiping

Cyprus dispute threatens Western unity and NATO aims

The Cyprus conflict pits Britain Greece and Turkey as NATO members face pressure to bury differences. General Gruenther and Secretary Dulles urged unity for Western defense while noting nationalist violence and the likelihood that only the United Nations can provide a fair, detached settlement.

Mediterranean Cyprus Britain Greece Turkey Gruenther NATO Dulles London United Nations

Wrecking scheme at Washington party linked to GM cars

A British air officer told former GM president a plan to wreck communism in China by halting Cadillac Chevrolet and Buick sales to Americans and shipping them to China. Wilson rhetorically questioned the snow’s definition of a square, joking about car space for more than two people.

Washington General Motors China Wilson

Oldest hemp fiber plant and historic rail peak

The Q and A items state hemp is the oldest fiber plant with cloth use in China nearly 30,000 years before Christ. Monrovia in Liberia honors President James Monroe. U.S. railway construction peak occurred in 1886 with 12,879 miles built, enough to span the continent four times between New York and San Francisco.

China United States Monrovia Liberia James Monroe New York San Francisco

Treating Tobacco Plant Beds Timed For Fall Yields Better

Fall applications of tobacco bed treatments show higher success than spring efforts. Growers report stronger seedling establishment and reduced disease pressure when timing aligns with cooler temperatures and prior beds.

Light Arrests by City Police

Eight persons were arrested Tuesday by city police with one charged with traffic violations. Aubrey Commodore Gee of Marion, 50, faced reckless driving, no brakes, and no license charges. Four arrested for public drunkenness, three for investigation including theft of hub caps from Comanche Motor Co. and possible burglary. A 1951 maroon Ford was stolen from the National Guard armory between 7 and 9 p.m. Tuesday. owner listed as Almus Dickenson of Sterling.

Aubrey Commodore Gee Marion Comanche Motor Co National Guard Almus Dickenson Sterling

Air Firepower Show Scheduled

An Air Firepower demonstration rescheduled for 10:30 a.m. Saturday will be viewed by about 1,500 Artillery and Guided Missile School students and the public. Planes from Clovis AFB include 12 F86H Sabrejets. one flight drops 500 pound bombs, another napalm, a third rockets. a sonic boom is planned. Fort Sill troops from the 584th support, with Col. A L Hilpert directing.

Chamber of Commerce Office Clovis Air Force Base N.M Fort Sill 584Th Field Artillery Col A. L. Hilpert U.S. Air Force

Violence Rages As Indiana Strike Closes Plants

Tense clashes persist in New Castle and nearby towns as a two month old strike at Perfect Circle piston rings prompts limited production and injuries. Union seeks a 21 cent raise and a union shop while Decertification battles loom in Richmond and Hagerstown plants. National Guard not yet called, officials say.

Gion Craig Horace M. Coats National Guard Handley Lothair Teetor U. S. Secretary of Commerce Perfect Circle Washington Ralph Teetor Indiana Hagerstown Richmond New Castle Indianapolis Chrysler Corp. Forge Ethel Roberts Greensboro Ind Kent Kerm Bob Griffen Paul Carper Henry Gibson Ross Drannon Robert Ford National Labor Relations Board Raymond H. Berndt UAW Sealed Power Corp

Three Leggers Draw Fines Jail Time In Bootlegger Pleas

Three more Lawton bootleggers began serving 30 day jail terms after pleading guilty to liquor law violations. Lester L. Scott 33 faced multiple counts with fines totaling 250 dollars and concurrent 30 day sentences. Ed Rose 54 was fined 50 dollars with 30 days, and R E Atkins 92 was fined 150 dollars with 30 days. Local guilty pleas included possession of wine whisky and gin across several complaints. Two other loggers Melvin Davis and Doris James pleaded guilty Monday and started 30 day sentences.

Lawton Lester L. Scott Lee Ed Rose R. E Snake) Atkins Scott

Club Leaders Attend Craft Session Here

Home demonstration club leaders from across the county attended a copper tooling demonstration Monday by Mrs. W A Stephens of Sheridan Road. They will teach clubs the crafts lesson, a hobby aimed at relaxing from chores and making gifts, as part of the 1955 26 program. Attendees included Mrs R B Allen, Mrs J P Aston, Mrs Pete Dove, Mrs Tom Woods, Mrs W L Spradlin, Mrs Bernice Watson, Mrs P G Schuman, Mrs K W Burrell, Mrs Lloyd Langston, Mrs Mary Laster, and Mrs Karl Laster.

W. A. Stephens Sheridan Road Clara J. Kelley R. B. Allen J. P. Aston Pete Dove Tom Woods W. L. Spradlin Bernice Watson P. G. Schuman K. W. Burrell Lloyd Langston Mary Laster Karl Laster

Austin Heads County 1B Tuberculosis Unit

Dr. Frank H. Austin elected president of Comanche County Tuberculosis Association to lead an aggressive TB control program. Walter M. Smith named treasurer and Robert McCoy chairman of the Christmas seal drive. An executive director announced plans to secure a mobile X ray unit and possibly rent state and out of state units to establish a permanent county facility. 35 active TB cases in the county not in a sanitorium prompt urgent treatment efforts.

Frank H. Austin Comanche County Tuberculosis Association Buddy Garber Walter M. Smith Robert McCoy Hal Hallett Oklahoma City Wichita Falls Tex Comanche County Oklahoma TB Association

Painters Begin Modernizing City Clerk Office

Painters moved into the city clerk's office on Tuesday to refresh the space with rose colored paint replacing gray. The modernization program includes new desks a counter and modern accounting machines though the counter and one desk have not arrived yet.

Three Area Men Home On Leaves From Navy

Three area men on leave from the Navy are Bennie Aaron Jackson of Columbia 94, Verdel Lewis of Bell Drive 106, and Don R. Watkins of Hobart. Jackson and Lewis attended Douglass high school. Watkins is Hobart high school graduate. Johnnie Max Forrist er of Hobart has enlisted and is undergoing boat training at the San Diego Naval Training Station.

Lawton Navy San Diego Calif Naval Training Station Bennie Aaron Jackson Inez McIntosh Columbia Verdel Lewis Tommie Newsome Bell Drive Don R. Watkins Don Watkins Hobart Jackson Lewis Douglass High School Watson Hobart High School Johnnie Max Forrister Charlie Forrister Forrister

ROTC Cadet Adelman Named Staff Liaison Officer

Jerald D Adelman a senior Army ROTC student at the University of Oklahoma was chosen as liaison officer on the cadet regimental staff for the semester with the rank of cadet captain He was selected from the top 20 percent of the Army ROTC senior class He is the son of Mrs Blanche Clyburn and will aid the regimental commander in training and administrative duties.

Jerald D. Adelman University of Oklahoma Blanche Clyburn Adelman

Mrs Rachel Wray Leaves for Cedar Rapids to Visit Ill Mother

Mrs Rachel Wray of 30 N 25th travels to Cedar Rapids Iowa to be with her critically ill mother Mrs Fred Bahr who underwent emergency surgery Tuesday and is suffering from cancer amid family concerns.

Rachel Wray Fred Bahr Cedar Rapids Iowa Bahr

Dark Martian Valleys Harbor Possible Plant Life

Astronomers speculate large dark Martian areas may conceal vegetation. A canallike net could show 50 miles wide bands in ancient river valleys, while lines sometimes extend 1,500 miles and occasionally cross rather than meander like rivers.

Mars

Teachers Featured In Group Bulletin

The Lawton Oklahoma Education and Classroom Teachers association bulletin highlights a new feature Meet The Faculty in the October issue with high school faculty. Two new life members join the NEA building fund: Thelma Talla and Mildred Coltharp, joining existing life members John Shoemaker and Bonnie Paine.

Lawton Oklahoma Education and National Education Association Lawton NEA Thelma Talla Mildred Coltharp John Shoemaker Bonnie Paine

Area Prisoners To Seek Parole

Four area men are among 13 prisoners who will be considered for parole this month by the state Pardon and Parole board. The Comanche county inmate is Lloyd V. Pope, jailed for second degree burglary. Others include Marjorie Ely of Stephens county for embezzlement, Floyd James Wehunt of Tillman county for first degree manslaughter, and Wayne Stewart of Tillman county for second degree burglary.

State Pardon and Parole Board Comanche County Tillman Stephens County Lloyd V. Pope Marjorie Ely Floyd James Wehunt Tillman County Wayne Stewart

Tools of the Trade Across and Down Clue List

A compact crossword style entry listing numerous across and down clues with tools wagers and terms such as Gardeners tools Baseball too Writer's tool Dawn god and other biographical hints requiring crossfill to solve. The grid includes entries for Wind musician's too Otherwise Blinds falconry Sheep's or Changes Seethe Varnish ingredients Ocean Bow slightly Former Russian ruler Bad PF gee Be government Dance High priest Smirkers Constellation Drink heavily Male child Wintry precipitation Nevada city Car parts Painter's stand or Performs Mild exple.

Dawn Godd Government Dance High Priest Smirkers Constellation Wicked Nevada City

Puzzle clue answers list

A compact set of crossword style clues with varied topics. The entries include measurements unusual heroic poems and related terms plus linguistic hints for prefixes and common words. Answers align to given clue numbers and themes with targets for cross solving.

De Shazo to Take New Assignment in France

Maj. Gen. Thomas E. de Shazo, former Assistant Commandant of The Artillery School, will be succeeded in February as Chief of the Military Assistance Advisory Group in France. Maj. Gen. Cornelius E. Ryan will be his successor. De Shazo served as Assistant Commandant from October 16, 1954 to October 10, 1947. His son, Lt. Thomas E. de Shazo Jr., commands Battery A, 553rd Field Artillery Battalion at Fort Sill and is a June 1952 graduate of Fort Sill Officers Candidate Class No. 16 and a Duke University graduate.

Thomas E. de Shazo France Department of Defense Cornelius E. Ryan de Shazo General de Shazo Fort Sill Thomas E. de Shazo Jr 553Rd Field Artillery Battalion Duke University

Post Office Department Publishes Free Wrapping Pamphlet

The Post Office Department announced a free pamphlet on how to package and wrap Christmas gifts for mailing. With illustrations, the guide will be available at all post offices after October 15.

Washington Post Office Department

Elks Honor News Employes For National Newspaper Week

Lawton Elks will host a dinner for The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press staff as part of National Newspaper Week. Don Drumm cites the press role in defending freedoms. Committee includes Harold Carey, John Woods, Frank Lawrence, Harvey Mathis. John L Walker lauds the tradition and Elks support of a free press.

Lawton Constitution Morning Press Lawton Elks Lodge Don Drumm Lodge Elks Lodge Constitution Press Elks Lodges Harold Carey John Woods Frank Lawrence Harvey Mathis

Sill Private Denies Bayes Collaborator

Pfc Homer Wheeler of Fort Sill Oklahoma testified as a defense witness at the court martial of Cpl Thomas Bayes Jr of Flat Lick Kentucky denying he named Bayes as a Communist sympathizer during shipboard interrogation en route home. Wheeler said under cross examination he and Bayes confessed to breaking into a camp warehouse to help Joe Day who was caught.

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