The Butler herald. (Butler, Ga.) 1875-1962, July 12, 1962, Image 4

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1 PAGE POUR The Butler Herald Entered at Post Office in Butler Georgia as mail matter of Second Class Chas. Benns, Jr.. Business Mgr Chas. Benns, Jr., Managing Editoi O. E. Cox, Publisher & Bus. Mgr. OFFICIAL ORGAN TAYLOR CO. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Average Weekly Circulation Fifteen Hundred Copies Phone: UN. 2-4485 Tennessee Seamstress Crowned ‘Miss Dixie’ Daytona Beach, Fla. — A singing seamstress from Tennessee has been crowned Miss Dixie after win ning the title in competition with 18 Southern belles from nine states. Rita Wilson, 21, of Humboldt, Tenn., a junior at the University of Mississippi was crowned by the outgoing queen Carol Long of Or lando, Fla., immediately after win ning the coveted swim suit con test. Earlier last week Miss Wilson won the talent competition and the evening dress section. First runner-up was Susan Wood- all, 22 of Weldon, N. C. Second runner-up was Nancy Ann Harrison 19, of Spartanburg, S. C. Linda Smith of Dalton, Ga., was named Miss Congeniality by the 17 other contestants. King Ordered Back To Court at Albany Negro integration leader Dr. Mar tin Luther King Jr. and Rev. Ralph Abernathy have been ordered back to court at Albany for a ruling on charges brought against them flur ing an antisegregation demonstra tion last December. A final disposition of their cases will come from Judge A. N. Dur den. The charges against the two Ne gro leaders—parading without a permit and obstructing traffic— were tried last February. How ever, Judge durden withheld a rul ing on their guilt or innocence pending a study of trial briefs rais ing legal questions. Judge Durden said Saturday he will render his decision at the prop er time. Man-Made Miracle Saves Life of Girl Memphis, July 7. — For three hours Saturday 5 year old Virginia Gruby of Forest City, Ark., lay in surgery witli a machine doing her heart’s work. During that time, a surgeon deft ly opened her pulsating heart and closed a hole between the two up per chambers. The gloaming chrome heart lung machine hummed quietly as it kept Virginia’s warm blood circulating and enriched with oxygen.Her heart tho beating, pumped no blood. At the end, Virginia's repaired heart was reconnected to the major arteries and again took up its work —but with a crucial difference. Now it’s a normal heart that pumps as it should. Sheffield Says Geer Sponsored By Dixon Oxford Statesboro, Ga. — State Repre sentative John Sheffield, a candi date for lieutenant governor, has charged that former gubernatorial aide Zack Geer, one of eight Shef field opponents, is ‘‘controlled, dom inated and sponsored” by State Revenue Commissioner Dixon Ox ford. Sheffield called Oxford “the liquor cakr of Georgia” saying the commissioner “has life and death control oVfer the liquor industry in Georgia.’* PEACHES Pick your own Peaches 75c a Bushel Fruit Is Tree-Ripened. Bring Own Containers. Lovick Anthony BUTLER, GEORGIA '.6283b) THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER, GEORGIA, JULY 12, 1962. Man, 73, Found lAfter All-Night Search in Woods Franklin, Ga. — A 73 year old Steubenville, Ohio, man was found 'safe in a wooded area about three I miles from a roadside park follow ing an all night search by Civil De fense units, Heard County Sheriff I Virgil Bledsoe reported Sunday. I The man was identified as Louis | Simura. He suffered scratches, and jwas released after treatment at the Franklin hospital. Sheriff Bledsoe said Simura, his wife, their daughter and son in law were enroute to visit a son at Do than, Ala. and had stopped at a roadside park about two miles from Franklin early Saturday af ternoon. The elderly man walked off into the woods and apparently became lost. His family spread an alarm and the Civil Defense Units went in search. Take a hint... Stay cool as with flameless M •••••••••• electric cooking Of course, there’s heat with electric cookery — but only on the bottom of the pans where it should be ! No sweltering kitchen for you. Only electric cooking has no flame, consumes no oxygen. It’s clean, fast, dependable. Electric cooking will be the fashion of the future. Enjoy it today ! Call us or your ap pliance dealer for the pleasing details. Ask how we can pay up to $200 toward wiring your home so you can live better electrically. Finley Named Editor Hazclhurst, Ga.—Arley Finley, re tired postmaster of Hazlehurst, has been named editor of the Georgia Postmaster publication the Cracker Postmaster. GEORGIA POWER COMPANY i i Car using gasoline without Platformate stopped here: 6186 feet Same car using Super Shell with Platforniate stopped here: 6454 feet San Francisco — Super Shell with Platformate has just delivered a mileage bonus of 4.33 percent. Platformate is Super Shell’s mileage ingredient. Shell engineers test Super Shell for mileage in many different types of cars, in many different places. Here’s how the test above was run. Exactly 250 cc (about half a pint) of a fuel blended without Platformate was fed into the test car’s engine. The car was started, accelerated to 30 miles per hour, then held there until fuel ran out and the car rolled to a stop. Distance: 6186 feet (indicated by dotted line in background). Next, test was repeated, using Super Shell-the same fuel as before but with Platformate added. Precise same volume of fuel. Same car. Same speed. Same driver. Same conditions. Distance: 6454 feet. That’s 4.33 percent farther than the car traveled with non Platformate gasoline. MILEAGE TEST New documented tests prove that one of Super Shell’s 9 ingredients packs extra mileage into every gallon T he picture above was snapped a few moments after Super Shell with an extra mileage ingredient called Platformate delivered a mileage bonus of 4.33 percent. That’s a typical result from a series of mileage tests Shell engineers recently ran on the outskirts of San Francisco. The tests compared two gasolines. One was a gasoline Shell scientists purposely blended without Platformate. The other was Super Shell —the same gasoline as be fore hut with Platformate added. Shell engineers used a 1962 convertible for the tests. You may be driving a similar car right now. In test after test, Super Shell with Platformate consistently took the car about 4 percent farther than the gaso line blended without Platformate. note: For more details on these tests, see caption under picture. And for technical * data, write to the Shell Oil Company, 50 West 50 Street, New York 20, N. Y. Platformate gets its name from the plati num re-forming process used to make it. Pressures up to 600 pounds per square inch and temperatures up to 1000 degrees literally tear petroleum apart. A precious platinum catalyst then helps re-form the petroleum into super-energy components. result: Platformate can release more en- ergy per gallon than the finest 100-octane aviation gasoline. Your engine can convert extra energy into extra mileage. Super Shell has 9 ingredients for top performance Extra mileage is just one part of the top performance story. Super Shell’s other ingredients complete the picture. Here’s what they are and what they do. TCP* for power, mileage, longer plug life. Pentane mix—for fast “warm-up.” Butane—for quick starts. Anti-knock mix— to resist all kinds of knock Alkylate — to help control “high-speed knock.” Cat-cracked gasoline — for power. Anti-icer—added in cold weather to help check carburetor icing stalls. Cum preventive — to help keep carburetors clean inside. Super Shell—the gasoline with 9 ingredients for top performance • Trademark for Shell** unique gasoline additive. Caroline containing TCP is covered by U.S. Patent 28802 12.