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SLAYER OF EIGHT
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Cook was found in the car, owned
by the robbery Yictim, Lee Arch
er, after Cook abandoned the
machine near Luther, Okla.
Aided by Cook’s description, of
ficers found witnesses in both Ar
kansas and Oklahoma who said
they had seen the Missouri ex
convict with the Mossers,
On the basis of such evidence,
the FBI filed a charge of kipnap
with Intent to do bodily harm
against Cook at Oklahoma City
and the State filed five separate
murder charges against him at
Pawhuska, Okla.
Police, acting on a tip from a
one-time fellow convict of Cook,
found the bodies. They said the
man, who was not Identified, told
them Cook once threatened to
throw him down the same shaft,
about a block from Joplin’s busi
ness district.
Searchers first found a little
girl’s shoe near the shaft open
ing. About 60 feet below surface
they came upon three bodies
floating ih the stagnant water.
Further search brouht out the
other two.
Officers said all members of
the family apparently had been
beaten. Father and son had been
shot. Mosser, his wife and the
older boy had. their hands tied be
hind their backa.
- The basis for' the suspicion
that'Cook killed .three other per*
sons in addition to the Mossers,
is a statement he Is reported to
have made to Deputy Sheriff
Homer Waldrip of Blythe, Calif.,
oh Jan. 6 and the slaying of
Robert H. Dewey, Seattle sales
man.
Waldrip said he was kidnapped
by Cook. He said he knew the
fugitive because Cook had work
ed at a Blythe restaurant where
Waldrip’s wife was employed.
Waldrip quoted Cook as saying;
“I’ve killed seven people and Pd
Just as soon kill‘'you. ,,
Instead, Waldrip said Cook
abandoned him on the roadside
and fled in his car. Waldrip’s car
was found later and in it was the
body of the Seattle salesman
Dewey. He had been shot to
death and his car stolen.
Dewey’s car was found later
abandoned in Mexico; thus cen
tering the search in that country.
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THEATRE
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Steve Cochran, Virginia Grey,
Gaby Andre
iway 301
Cartoon—Riot In Rhythm
Fox News
FOR SALE—Coker 100 Wilt Re
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MORE TREES’ PROGRAM POINTS
TO PROFITS IN TREE GROWING
"More Trees for America,” an
educational program to encour
age the Nation’s woodland own
ers to help themselves to tree-
growing profits, is in operation
in five states today.
Originating in Alabama in
1947, the "More Trees” program
is aimed primarily at the small
woodland owners who control
75 percent of the country’s pri
vate commercial forest area.
To date more than a quarter of
a million of these landowners
have been contacted through this
program now active in five states.
Although the program is
ed natic
pro- pays,
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sponsored nationally by Ameri
can Forest Products Industries,
Inc., of Washington, D. C, state
groups sponsor and direct their
own campaigns. In addition to
Alabama, "More Trees” pro
grams are being conducted in
New Hampshire, Virginia, Ver
mont and Washington, and sev
eral other states are making plans
now to join in the movement.
State programs take two
i: Tne first is to arouse the
mdowner’s interest; the second
to provide on-the-ground instruc
tion in tree growing methods.
The interest-arousing phase is
built around a special booklet
prepared for each state by
AFPI. The booklet touches on
woods management but is not a
forestry handbook. It explains
# Five /fates have foined the More Trees for America
program. They are indicated in the shaded areas of
the map above.
why good forest management
, and invites the reader to
earn more by mailing an en
closed request for assistance.
Promotional activities include an
advertising campaign in most
rural newspapers, general radio
and newspaper publicity, exhi
bition of a short movie in the
aters and exhibition of a film
strip, with illustrated manuals,
at farm meetings and in schools.
In the second phase of the
"More Trees” program, forestry
demonstrations are arranged at
the request of landowners and
held by professional foresters. In
Alabama, the services of more
Fairfield Forest Products Company
to Auto Tractor & Truck Drivers
Civilian Production of New Tires is Being
Cut Immediately by The
U. S. Government
SO . . . DON'T DELAY
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several Re-caps on the same casings and thereby get thousands of
miles of good transportation from your present tires.
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At the present time, we still have an ample supply of Grade A
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ALL RE-CAPPING FULLY GUARANTEED
Newberry
Basement Firestone Store
Phone 1084
SATURDAY
James Ellison, Virginia Herrick,
Chief Thunder Cloud, Smith Bal-
lew
I Killed Geronimo
Musical Short—Connie Boswell A
Les Brown Orch.
Also Two Cartoons
MONDAY ft TUESDAY
Joseph Cotten, Linda Darnell.
Jeff Chandler, Cornel Wilde
Two Flags West
Cartoon—It’s Hummer Time
M.G.M. News
WEDNESDAY
Loretta Young, Van Johnson,
Rudy Vallee, Barbara Lawrence
Betty Lynn
Mother Is A Freshman
(In Technicolor)
Cartoon—Zoot Cat
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Morning Show 9:30 Saturday
Tarzan end the Leopard
Woman
Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda Joyce
AFTERNOON FUN
FOR ALL!
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MARK TRAIL
Outdoor adventure with
a great woodsman
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Exciting experiences of
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
Also Late Show 10:16
Saturday Night
Walt Disney’s presentation
Robert Louis Stevenson’s
Treasure Island
Color By Technicolor
Bobby Driscoll, Robert Newton
z and Basil Sydney
Added—PATHE NEWS
8:00, 4:61, 6:42 ft 8:33
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Father Makes Good
Raymond Walbura, Walter Gatlett
and Mary Stuart
Added—SELECTED SHORTS
Admission 12c-35c every day
NOTICE OF EXTENSION
COURSE TO BE OFFERfD
The University of S. C„ thru
its Extension Division is anxious
to know it a sufficient number
of teachers of Newberry County
and the adjacent territory would
like a course in Health Educa
tion.
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Starring Errol Flynn
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Also Cartoon
SUNDAY
Hasty Heart
with Ronald Regan
Also Cartoon
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than 70 foresters were volun
teered for that purpose by in
dustrial and public agencies. In
Washington nearly 200 foresters
volunteered.
As part of the program, one-
week forestry classes are set up
in various sections of the states.
"If tree crops were managed
as intelligently as other agricul
tural crops, timber growth and
cash income of nearly all farm
woodlands in the state could be
doubled,” said Dean Gordon D.
Marckworth of the University of
Washington College of Forestry
when his state launched a "More
Trees” program.
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