The Topeka Daily Capital June 15, 1966 by CJ Media

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Cairolina's Senator Out; ION M Daley's Candidates Win

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Primary Pits Percy Against Sen. Douglas r Tbe Aaseelated Prest I. Donald S. Russell of South Carolina became one of radley Momh, GreenvUle. S.C., received the earUest casualties of the 1968 congressioaal elections kbses (ten Us daughter Ireae (left) and Tuesday when he lost a race for hb wife following Us oombuiUon to (be U.S. the Democralic Senate nomina Senate ever Jobs Boll Culbertson, alio of tion to former Gov. Ernest F. HoUings. In tbe day's other primary election, in lUioois. two veteran Democratic organluiion men Rep. Barratt O'Hara, 84. and Rep. WUltom Dawson, 80 were ahead In cootesta in their Chicago dlstricb.

Ruling Forces Big Changes In Operation

By ELON TORRENCE AUy. Gen. Robert C. Lenderholm said Tuesday that law en forcement oificiab In Kansas are going to have to make sig nificant departures from pres ent procedures if they obuin sialemenls from criminal sus pects that will be admissable in court. The changes appear obtain to have a major impacA on criminal justice in Kansas. An estimated 70 per cent of all criminal convictions in (his state Involve confessions or substanadmissions. Looderbolm 'said. Coufom to Deebioet : He said changes on procedure Creeavllle. Morrah wOl oppoM Sen. Strom are necessary to conform with Thurmond to tbe November Reaeral clecHon. Tbiu In 1W4.

Both Major Candidates File in GOP Senate Race

cused and su.<qtecied persons. Londerhom added: "As a result Kansas law en forcement officers will have an even greater workload with more emphasb on complete and 'skillful investigation, and in creased use of scientific aids lu

Need Traiued Men “Well-trained, professional offleers in adequate numbers must By JACK COFFMAN I Former WichiU Mayor Wil-1 belter representation than is be-1** avaUable if this challenge nomination from tbe 2nd Dis- Within one bour-a«d-a half Tarrant and Concordia ing provided by Pearson, |"‘d_tbe other complex and_dif. trict. llsworib also hit at a 82.000 ficult demands placed on them housewife Mrs. Ava V, Ander Returns from 364 of 4» precontribution to the Pearson cam re to be met." son already have filed. incto gave O'Hara 28,779 votes for tbe U.S. Senate oomin paign by a conservative group The answer, Londerhotm said Pearson said be had no prei 2^738 for Mlkva. had filed for office. I a lelts to Kansas county alDawson defeated two other At 2:30 p,m. U.S, Rep. RoberliPared sUtemenl except thatil he torneyi, may be a sUtewide, nit permioel detccMr beU by Sikc. i Getreact vlgorouly, tbe Army said Taetday at Aberdeea, Md.. b demoostratbf tkb and Negroes in the race for the par Ellsworth. Lawrence, filed for; ^*<1 chosra Tuesday to file bemandatwy training program for •M Glaitmk contain loor to itx “aow ty nomination from the 1st Dishis bid for the GOP^ .. . bnp” bnapy (or bamaa blood. A oMitf oiber tblagi developed at lb UmitH War said he would be campaigning law enforcement officers in the camera crew recorded the occa worked the nccordio»like eonaber k and Labontoiy. Hie Ansy Mid (be device was in Kansas and reluinfog lo Con- state. Retums from 324 of 446 pre sion. oat, exposing tbe taseett to air ia tbe area. developed to try b prevent amboibet by Pearson headed back to Wash-1 gross only for key votes. He Referring to the recent U.S. cincts gave Dawson 29,529 voles At 4 p,m. U.S. .Sen, James inglon. D.C.. at 6 pjn. He said *ald he leeb the Senate race b Supreme Court rulings, Looder* 1( a bamaa b in tbe vicinity tbe bop will tbe Viet Cong b Sotitb Viet Nam. to 17,130 for Fred Hubbard. 36;: Pearson and an aide appeared he would return to campaign on more imnortani to Kansas than ' ' said in a letter to county social woricer; and 2,563 o and Pearson paid hb filing fee. weekends and during the July his presence in Congress. attorneys of Kansas: Rooald L. WUliams. TWs rounds out what is the 4 recess. Utter Quoted . Record Wrong only hot Republican contest thisj In a prepared statement EllsUnexpired Term “If you have not already done 'It Is wrong for Senator Pear Iw orth said Kansas deserves igs. 44, ted Russell, 60. t. year. son of Kansu to have tbe very >. you should take immediate all but three of Sentb Canlina's steps to assure that peace offiworst voting attendance record 40 counties in tbe early returns. cers la your juVisdlclion are of any Republican li Uoafticia] returns fram 440 of aware of these rules and are ed Statu Senate, u tbe state's 1,613 precincU gavT acting incompliance with shows he did last year,' HoUIngs 48,433 voles to 20,465 them." Ellsworth. for Russell. — He said perhaps (he roost sigEllsworth said parly renewal One election issue was Rus Iflcantchang--- -is needed. sell's resignation as governor in ABERDEEN, Md. (AP) which have b Weak Naltonany the middle of his second term to By GENE SMITH It that before a sus> The Army showed off ib man "The Republican Party Is so :t is questioned, take aiy orficials called on landlords to maintainxiid rent levels he roust be sniffing bedbugs Tuesday. weak nationally it to not even I'ised of his ri^t to have the Senate after Johnston died Tuesday in tbe (ace of scattered reports of price changing. Buses will be operating on the last bus leaves at 5:45 p.m. taken into consideralion in mak present They were real, live bedbup in AprU 1965. Mayor Charles W. Wright issued.........“------------an atlwney of his own four Topeka ■ lines beginning „ al Returning, lea ve* Topeka ing national dectoions.” said boused b what the Army called renb stabilised at Ihelr Jane 8 levels. “We've bad some caUs South Carolina choosing or one appointed lor 5:45 a.m. today, Al Moore, own Hospital at 6 ..... _ . Ellsworth. an “Insect personnel detector,' on this, and we're concerned about It,” explained the mayor. also nominated State Sen. Brad er of Topeka Transportation State hour and half-hour until He said the COP must "gel ’lim. ley Morrah* to oppose Sen. Oo.. reported TVesday after every “We hope this will deter people from increasing their rents.” the last bus leaves at 6 p.m. away from this business of play "U be requesu an appointed City ordinances contain no specific provision for executive Strom Thurmond, for a M six- noon. which ^"a^wtre^mesh'Lokw To W. 17th. leave 8lh and ing footsie with these splinter (CoBtlmied «n Page t. Col. 7) coDlroIs in emergency cendi- fear terra. Thurmond, a former The first bus service since atisas a( 5 up to an electric amplifier. groups." )onocrat, swlldied to the Re COng Detector the devastating tornado of last hour and I Also filing Tuesday were publican party in 1964. Hopefully, a VS. soldier Wednesday night will operate bus leaves al 5:to p.m. State Rep. Wayne Angel). RO'Hara and Dawson are long Mayer Travdi I7tb and (XUwa. f 0 r Republican nomi watking along baavy under on the Oa I k IHI aW. 10th, Returning, leave 17 time antes of tbe Chicago Dem brush in Viet Nam could pob Then Wright left by plane for ocratic orgaolxatioD beaded by Kenwood-W. 17th, North Tonation to the congressional seat and ■ halfihour" iottir the detector ahead of him and. Washington. O.C., where being vacated by Ellsworth. 34ayor Richard J. Daley. Ilie ■ -E. 10th and "■ leaves at 6 p.m. as ttte bedbug smelled bumaiis. Park lines. wtU confer with federal offictoto mayor put hb prestige o Rep. Robert Dote, Isl Wstricl North Topeka-East 10th he could perhaps detect Vie West of MaeVtear about men. machines and mon line in support of both men for ongressman, filed for RepubliTo North Topeka, leaves Olh Cong toying in <»"bu«ii ey to rebuild flie toniad»rav- renomlnation. The W. loth line will pravl Kansas at 5:45 a m. then an rerwmtnation to that post. AtLAKTA. Ga. (AP) - EmoHere's the way the device A move was made Tuesday aged swath across the city. service for the residents of I and Davis Fites Charles H, Percy, Chicago 6.15 a.m., 6:to a.m., 7:15 works: west of MacVlcBr and be 7:45’a.m.. 6:10 a.m., 8:40 am. tWiigh W. Davis. Wichita. by the Kansas Capitol Area Among tbe items he will dis industrialist, had token opposi- area The hup become highly Uoo lo a contest for tbe Republi tween 6th and Huntoon which then every hour and haif-hour filed for Democn live wheni they th^ sense bnmSB Planning Commission toward cuss Is possibto coostniction.of can Domination (or the Senate. ^TOOiisly were served by other until Iasi bus leaves at 5:40 (0 Omgrees in the 4th District. three years among her cooking, possible state acquisition of ftve 1 new traffleway along tbi Sen. Paul H. Douglas bad oo le scraping of Filing for slate or dislrlet of cleaning and washing chores. ... the sensitive mesh sends an blocks south of (he present (CMStteued sg Page 8, Cel I) Democratic primary opposition. The W. 17th line will termlfices at Ihc state level were: Mrs. John H. Ford. 33. who ate at Gage Boulevard. Peramplified noise to i Stole and Kani Robert H. Saft, WichiU, for had only two Bs to mar her oth ens living west of Gage will be end every hour carried by the soldlar. perfect schoUsUc Building grounds here. Democratic nomination as Su erwise ble to use the 21st Street line. until last bus le Col. Robert W. McEvoy. com perintendent of Public Instruc record, said she was surprised The following schedules were To East lOUi. manding officer of the Army’s Much the p by the honors. tion. announced (or the start of serv Kansas Ave. at SiW a m., then Limited War Laboratory told Her children, ranging in a slashed through ice today: tbe Grst pres gnnip escorted 6:15 a.m., and every hour and Dist. Judge ErneA M. Vteux. from S to-U, and her itatband, a last Wednesday. OaUaod-West Wh around be facility near here Topeka half-hour unlit the last bus Dodge City, (or Republican re- real estate appraiser, watched TV Ptonning Commission To Oakland, leave 8th and leaves at 5:45 p.m. at commei)cement. exercises that tbe deteetton device is in hired Black and Veateb. Kannominatlon in the aisl Judicial Kansas Ave. at 5:45 a.m. and Returning, leave early development stage. District which Includes aarii, Tuesday as Mrs, Ford was City consulting engineering D the hour and half-hour until preseoied her degree in educa Army Cnttoap firm, to mdee a buildi^yThe CaphaUoamal b poMbhlag a 48-page booklet coole final bus leaves at 5:45 p. IMIUnd w Pq, ,, Cl. 71 “ito"’'’ '“™"' tion and a Phi BeU Kappa key. •Tbere are indicatiooa boildieg survey of damage in pbotographi of the Returning from Oaktai mlghl have something.” Una Funk, Council Grove, (or She said she entered Emory tbe area. e tonado that reared Ibrough Topeka last Wedaetday leave Belmont and Winfield at -n a scholarship ai^ this was Evoy said. "But we are not pin ^tanate-Oideitd ning Ugh hopes on il” eist Kansas House of RepEntlBed ‘Hw Dty toe Sky Fell,” tbe HH- by JS-lseb hourun^tte Iw^at fb"be submitted Tha detaetor shown lUaiday toAthereport's reswitotives District, inclu^' . * couldnt tel pletorlal booklet wUI tefl to grapble detaD tbe story of tbe commission sbowii« all of Chase and Morris cou^ W. lOlh. leave 8th and percentage of damage to each commualty's devastadoa and destraetion. ties and portions of Dickinson Flni prlattog wiU come ofi tbe presses tob weekend Kansu Ave. at 5:45 a m. building In the area. This would aito-Gaary-^^,———[—Surveyor Quits ^ enable oHiciato to arrive at an and will be available to Umiled qBaatitlet early next on the hour and half-b(Ha--uMil Raymond F. Carlson, Qifton. estimated coat of acquiring tbe WMdrmee wiD be 36 cento a copy over tbe counter at the last bus ieavu at 5:45 Wanner temperatores, or Republican-renomlnation to PASADENA, Calif. (AP) The Capitol-JODraa] ^aat at Stb and Jefferson, or 65 eeato ling from Munson Mobilization Set a for future state u scalrered showers and partly ...........qq.Survoi'Of Wlevued the Kansas House from1 the 96th eerie, alIf maOed. Gage, leave at 6 a.m. an I tbe state were to ... cloudy skies, are forecast (or Distrtet which includes Washwrrealistic. panoramas ■>( HAVANA (AP) - Tbe Cuban Advaaee maQ orders caa be plaecd by writtog ”To^ and half-hour until the the Topeka area todav by the the properties. It would give Tuesday eovemment- ordered general It solid ownership of the area aado Booklet, Topeka Cbpttal-Jounal, 6th and Jetfersou, last bus leaves at 6 p.m. Weather Bureau. and (hen shut down - halting Tuesday of thoo- between Topeka Ave. and Jack- Topeka. Kao.. 86167.” Enefote cheek or mo^ note for Kenwood-W. ITth , oday 1 perhaps forever a historic flow sands of woiittrt to meet agri son Street, and from tOlh Street toe amnber o< copWs datred. To Kenwood, leave 8th and mid 80s. and the low in the 60s. otphotoscultural setliadcs caused ^ Kansas Ave. at 5:45 a.m. and Unsettled weather with some Hurricane Alma last week. (Cwitlinsed m PMgt t. Col. 4) the hour and faalf-hour until precipitation wiU continue to day and Thursday, a ruult of returning southerly winds, fore casters said.

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Mayor Takes Aim At Rent Changes

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Buses Will Start Limited Services

State to Study Area Purchase

Mother Tops Emory Grads

I Capital-Journal to Publish Special Tornado Booklet

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Clouds, Showers- JSrs.rss Predicled Today

Guard Will Quit Stridden Areas

today and tonight is 30 per cent. Topeka's precipitation TuesBy T. C. ANDERSON irea between Municipal day «as a trace, ibe low was long their services would Main announced the city and Members of Ihe Kansas Na- seeded. county would sponsor a joint iimy ' irpori and Strait Street where 5^ 'I’f high 82. Ugbt rain began falling tn tioul Guard will puU ^-ofibe Hummer felt the Ptdice Dept, effort to assist disaster victims the first floor of the oourt- )0 trailers could be placed: tornadoTavaged secUons~bT To would be atoe -to handle tbe owning property east of 1-70 in house. Ripley Park where 80 mobile Topeka late Tuesday night. The peka Thinday momlng. areas after tbe removal of ■■ * --p damaged Before leaving (or Washing. omes could be located: a por- Weather Bureau recorded " Tbpeka Police Chief Dina L. National Guard but did sugfett ton, D.C., Tuesday. Mayor lion of the Kansas NeurolosispI inch at midnight. Buimaer made tbe anaounc^ aU busteessmen who hare not to be eligible for Cbaries W. Wright Jr. urged alAistUute w^geg. 250 "fFailm sight afttt ' aenued. their stores to msiie (hia nsslltenrc-n property flWD- quick settlemeal.oT.the.sIrikelcould be placed. . To Limit Powers with OnM officials. Thee some provision fn- night watch- cr most hare been living on bis local plumbers and steam-^ Two alternative sites i! win affect betweens men or some ^ of secsrlty. property at the time of tbe tor S.AIGON fAPi - The Viet.400 and 450 Guardsmen who are Dsrold D. Main, chairman of nado. Tbe program is aimed at Bernard Wiltiama, city en on duty here. the Shawnee County commis- anistlog unhtsured property gineer. said three sites had The police chief said he hada skm. said Tuesday the efoanup owners and those odiow pn^ been suggested by the U.S. ity said the cleanup limit (he powers iljerty damage has been adjusted. Anny . . ...._______ not discussed with .Forbes ...w ..s' Air' was moving ahead well of Engineers for _ ...relng "pretiv well-and eni ai^mbly u the la.sk of wrilProperty owners wtehing this (be propos^ trailer parks: progress'is being made dail>‘.-"iing the national constitution." I ^ Force Base officials exactly bow would coottoue today.

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Topeka Forecast Scattered showess-today and tonight with wanner tonperatures and partly chwdy_sfctes. Hign today nud.8(ls.i^w in 60.s

Detailed Weathe^ News, Page 2

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Buses Will Start Limited Services

Let Friends

Mayor Takes Aim Know Your At Rent Changes New Address

(Ceattaaed From Page 1) Bastboreugh Sboppliig Center perry Road at 6 am., then at I a-m., 6:» aja., 7 am.. 8:46 am., 7:30 am., t:U a.m., 7;lg ajm. 7:57 t-na, and ef«y 0 a.nu, 10:30 am., U:» am.. 12 DOOO, 12:45 pm.. 1:30 pm.. boor and half-hoar ontU tast box taaves at S:S7 jot. 2;1S pm., S pm.. 2:45 pm., '4:10 pm., 5:45 pm., and last We«21fl«k|hiaBdPA Tb W. 21st. leave Ith and bus loaves at 8:10 p.m. Kansu Ave. at $:15 a m., then To Highland Pait. leave 8 7 a.m., 7:45 a.m., 8:30 ajn., #:U a.m„ 10 ojb:: 10:45 am., 11:30 am., 12:15 p.m., 1 1:45 pm., 2:30 pm.. 3:15 hju., 4 pm., S:1S pm., and last bui taaves at 5:45 pm. Retarntag. leaves W. 25th and

were Is the Isnade area (OMItmd Fraa PM« D srere farced ta mm eat, The tornados path, airtlchlng per- Com. Kenotlh Kem. H« uH State Jenal wID prtat fheb aaBM, eU addreeaea, aew adhome rule notwithstanding, be hap* irgm 1-4T0 to Billtnl Munl(^ Alrpat. II Um dt^ 1 lUn feeU "It would have to be dreasat wd a Bunbars. legiilaUve act." tends to Uke advantii* ol tl twister-cletrwl land. omdaU MetftwhUe, Ken reported the Phone FL 74421, dty li miking progreti on a must move last to buy standard disaster contract form righV4f-way. Ex. 222 Also. Wrt^t wants authority for restoring public boUdtngs to use the sooth end of the VA and other property, and i HospltaWCBimltetroloiteal In- begin hiring repair work lUtule tract ai a site for tem about Monday. porary mobile honw pariu, to Bunding Inspector Ralph Metprovide shelter for disaster vlc- tewa will ask the r “ tlins. Since the lUto bolds the mistion in today’s s e s i i o n to KNI ground under long-term hire two architocto on an hourly lease from the federal govern basil to represent the city as ment. apecUl approval must be members of two tnspectloQ secured. teams to survey private- and city-owned buildings. Airport Land Eyed Pagel) Thecily » plans to use am He recotnmeoded Bob Slem- ............ AgrkailtBre-BualpreUy good- ffions, of Brown port land r "a ... In Topeka | attorney at this stage, queattao- I - laduatry - Bdocatiea thidy fixed trailer complex.” the may to work with the If. 8. Army nea I tag should not proceed further I Corpa of Engineers, and Tom tad tour were welcomed bare or reported, unto he bu been provided one." Marriage Licenses • Moore, of KJene and Brad( Tuesday by Dr. M. C. Cunning The estimated 500 mobile.^”": liKHterbota) said. bomto would be p„reh„ed by “ ^SA. wllh both ham, president of Fort Hays SrpMay L. SlfMi .... "Althou^ our statutes do not VlrpInU State College, during a pre 0. Vrwl the General Servicea Adminis provide for appotalment of c«ia- aarry E. WPeamn . pare held at Hadley Memorial tration from local dealen, otbig ul until arrangesnent ta tae DieUoeptUl. Rato Not Sat Ti^'sshareorthatl mllliOD trict Court, we suggeet that If On behalf of the coU^ and Initial allocation of amargency No hourly rate was quoted. ^ a request to made and fur- RmipW K. Part . . Dr. Qxnningham cUsasier relief funds approved Matthews explslnad -'th welcomed the 40 Kansu teach •• - by the police ihpnn M. pptm Building Inspection DepL Is not last Friday. ia desired. ers and principals making tha Hospital Births / adequstely staffed to aocemHousing remains the city's TTte attorney general said the 17th annual KABIE study tour pUsb all that needs to be done PMIIS critical need, tinea all streats efendant may waive the right ..jrmpn I.C. art Wrv anrr *at Manthe existing emergoncy.' of the state. to counsel onnng aBem»oi«n, in the damaged areas now have during ‘•The KABIE tour ihouW be •The city entered another arej but under the new nitas (he tnm through a letter written by Msklered a fine opportunity den wm be on the proaecution ST. raMCIS to see and undertUad a free Wright Just before bis d^Mitirc to prove that the waiver to Mr. art Mra. Parrall Inppar. IDS Una. for Washington. In it. he asked aodety In action,” Dr. CunaiogMl. WVUii laMP. XII TPa the Water Dept Tuesday, made ‘•voluntarily, koowtagly contractors and union bualneai ham uld. perinteodent Q. Dorr "cT'aM MnTo.'o. WPfiMr. WU Canand wfOingV-” Director Is Emcee agents of the sheet metal and trpi Part, Ber. JMa U said tha dapartmant'i only dl- plumbing and healing tradaa Bob Schmidt, director of the lect loti due to the toniado wu Mr. art Mra. earn Bavli. Ut OwnHays and Kansu State Cham about 100 meter lids sucked off "for a <^k and Just selUement bers of Commerce, wu muter ‘mJ-'S m” pirvtt Hart, Ilfl W. LV lOTici oa eoNo iali the streets and blown away by of thecurrant labor dlHerat the propam ‘X.*«S'ma llErtrt Tartar, an C. HOOL^'auiLniNo ao«o_ the high vrindi —but lubae- neea." at the hospiul. xirt Tarraaa. tar. Mna u. quat clearing by buUdosm Wright said the dty was tak Dr. H. A. Flanders, medical 0 acMOL oiimicT no. ms. Mr. art Mra. OIU Minplafi. UM Van ing DO position on the martti of •ST5?-i!rKi«.w.aM at. t. the eara. hot noted b vtew of director of the boqtltel râbOlTM*‘rta'*Mrt.“w«lain Sartaar, twr*. the emergeaey which prevails Mr, Jvrt 1*. ___ parforatad t s ceater’i In Tbpaka at tbU time, en tanAnte Uai High tenrleu and philosophy of re diate aattlemnUi ta the Divorces HW> VM)L a> EM WM habilitation. 7-* -----a-ciacli public tatemt / I. 1N4. Pna«-«Mla K. VI. Wartr 6. PM. nrUy ta Ms baumeat at 1317 College. Mn. He indietted (m hopes for James RyaWk, clinical psy TUs harp, owned by Mrs. All M. Laadoa, M aaiMah ■tllM A ^trtrrtlp. ailM daimt for damaged and < some respoos^Jty tbs time he chologist at High Plains Mental Stl Westchester Road, was the only maHcal Landea toaned the harp for use by the Wash strayed ttrtoa already have bean returns to Topeka Thursday Health Center, dlicuiaed tl burn mailc departmeit and the Tppeka lutrumeot Ml damaged wheo tall Wednes background of the two and Miami CaaMT. S'aM a tnnml la to local tanraaea night. CIvte Symphony. Abe uved bom the diapel day’s tornado demoUihed Watbbare UBlve^ half year old mental health slty't MaeVIcar Chapel. James Van Siyke, agentt." reports Frank Sulbva, artpra C. fnm tap X. MfSS-J-rraîe’ was the avie Synmhoay'i maile Uhrary, Relief b ., Lau M. tram Larw I. mt aanamaitnan et (!-------- -------- --- .state eommlHloBer stacked la the feregreu^ ______ WU hand director, stored the harp tempo•Ill maaaap iar«nv nOrtui anila* at The JP-mereber atatt at Red clinic. Following a dtnoer at the hos prtr Wjrtjl^tn taptamar 1 el aaOi ■aea. Crou disaster headquarters ta pital. tha group toured the eenAHHULMaNTt Ha aaltmatad toat ngora >i Municipal Auditorium m reported tar and clinic, both locatad in about 00 per cant of tha total care funcUons VS. Laenart A. Tlitmpb 9 tUblUng the hospital. storm loM. Earlier In the day. the KABIE Tbpaka auto daalari reported Mu^ said the Rad Cross a boom la new aad nied car is feadtag about 5.000 victims bos wu met at Victoria by pT'lavIM nmiaal ■mPatto" aa <P ram Topeka Weother tr anaan an an tanaWla praartTr ••*sales, and one malor firm said and vobinteer workers a day, Bill Bultamaa, director of the H Unlflag Scrtel Dlitrict Na. Ml. MU TuMOtv-t mulmun II •> IMS l.m. an eattmatad iS to M Inauraaca and predicted that level wlU re Fort Hays Experiment Station, Ceaniv. tian at Kaniaa. rtmatr* miiMw" II M <:*• i.m. IMarart an uW Sana wilt M pavai Omrtura fram mimI -I. ■djoslin have act op tompo- main constant Qtreufh about and Meri V-V*Ik«r. dtrictor of Marta I, np, ana laraitiar aaiynra S»WM. <rlt kJK.i MIM. I:W p.m. raiT qotr^ at the datlerthip Thursday, than dn^ by a ddrd. Museums at Fort Hayt State. TM.filpiiM Ipmoprtiwp W¥W rPCprVM During a lour of the experi (Onttaoed From Page 1) IIP U HM. THtJPoM * to help MtUe claims. At present, temporary quaN ment station. Dulttman talked AdoOkt dealer astlmatad n are being prevldad for south to 12th and Huntoon HvmMny: Hish •» par ( ■ art IBUM far Ifip Pvrpaaa af aboul 25 per cent of tha toroado- aboul 200 cleanup ciewmao aad about (be reaeerch that hu been ireeu. _____ rt •wm at par »t tael w ton. ‘*PfMMatlSr nli»TTpiPl «er iaam. narmal lar Junp. tUt acPU **■ •rucnra. aaan<>n2|ârt MnuMnaâ rm damaged can brao^ la «n a “very few” voiuataeis in Tope conducted ta the areu of beef One block ta this general area I.n, Tplat (pr s«pr P.Mi PorniH W eaw cattle, wheat, and eorghumi. total loss, but the red can be ka High School. already to owned by the state. He discuaied the "iriiyB" rdwOL Tha big prêm it n- Muskopf uid to date more ■Ibis block is now a parking lot FILM DEVELOPING placement wlndihlekli, side than 150.000 hu been commlU certain practices State Office BuMng. Temperatures and western Kan for thastate fleas and rur ted by the Red Crou for food, for central also owns a portion agriculture, and new crop ofThe ..n u olarly the lest Konsos Weather clothtag, medical bOla and su tmmadtattty to the < p.m. ........ m S PJP. ........IV S-Eip. RoU^ Orly 69 such u hybrid eaMtheofblock r.:?i GtasiSeegU emergency houtlng, and noted improvsnento the parking lot. Tbe p p.m. ... n I PA. ......... tl at uM PMOi'tna nw awai i wheat Moala. MHen •■ McMa a cart One m I n ^ a mamteo- “the bUlf are only starting to Tba KABIE monbar* left state printing plant, damaged IPPI IMrt b rt mpttlan tr SM. ta tbe tornado. Is located on Kw in." turen raprecanteti' lUl land. the phone nearly «Q day" Tbaa- He reported SO axparlanced I errWii preoarlv ancvM. a Menben Approve M PV UnHIea IcMal Watff. day, buying glass frean u far Red Crou disatter tewdalisti. where they will tour a<TOotta| __ Miami Caanty. t>ata«at «____ MarUn Xlger, director of the t w. .........7*___ taflmilps away ta Dallas, Tea. beaded by Eiuo V. Btgbinattl. company. mrnmt am ta irt tvcaattal PMtir art wRI M aaW ai*|aa ta trt Mai apfiaen State Dept, of Admtalstratioa assistant national director ol Auto body men are at a pre Forecasts at Part S. Oaan. Jr., of Taataa. PanThe tour Is sponsored by and ex offMo dtalrman «f the Rad Crou Emergency Servli mium in Topeka, and Kansu State Chairter of Com 5a Ha. Mt. Miami £ have arrlvad la iBpaka to help merce. the KaniH State Teacb- PUnatag Commtosloa, said KaKSU-vpriMp riipmtii itMr m * jar dealer ia nmaintag . tU 10 p.m. nightly. Otbera era Shawnee County Red Cross Assn., and Kansu State eight of (be ntae meadwrs wve H Irt rucen* - • will ta I ir attnrt AupiM n. Ifrt observing regular boun. but are Oialrroan E. Newton Vickers, Teachen CoHege at Emporia. preseit at Tuesday's meeting. _ af IM PiiWtPr pi M Sftft Be uid they ware unanimous birtat extra moL One firm Director Burnell Q. Southall and SIPH HOUM, T« •' -------ta ordering the survey. Overturned Auto hired nva helpers Just to ctean the hundreds of local volunteers. Black and Veatch is to be Riley's Legion Post Needs Psudered up the tornado cars, before re paid KUDO for tbe survey. Tbs team will develop Doeded tviwasT auiMwai - qcM----- Kills 2, Injures 2 pair begins. Kiger said the Platmtag ComIs Sued by Woman - Anything drtv^le la given an ctM work to learn victims’ irsTi Mt missloa said it wants an eatlestimate and told to com back needs and what the Red Crou Illene Killan, RUey, sued the mate ef the land aequlaUlon Ta «tM la Wtl . .. when called, as the backlog coo- can provide. Muskopf explained. American Legion Post at RUey cost available in tbe event the Tp «PN P< WW 1 *ii!SipH'?*o«aWm*ar'^'Wni 5 ■ W* *•••• ■ Most of them are tram the 13- for 830.000 ta damages In U.S. Tplal H IPU ...... ^___ tlDuet to pUa up. Kansu Legtolatnre U . called District Court here Tueadey. Two Bonmr Springs n Meanwhile, city officials state Midwest area. ^tal aesalocL *^ **^ *^ "* ■g After a quick review of the The plaintiff aDegu she wu tato ipri or cprtirirt SS"la irt pmaurt rt I *••^0 waneew • . . . wen killed and two tajured learned if Topeka wants to sltuailoa. Gov. WilUam B. Avery hU Bi^ktaattl tosued a injured at the poet home while the outskirts of Bonner Springs ' abate soma 1M8 property taxes ta which be uId It wu being used u a polling given DO Indlcatkia to date taat Toaadsy .wben their car hit a for tornado vlcdmi, Tbpekt will statement Red Crou rehabOltatleo place during the 1984 general he is conildertag a apedat ses street sign and flipped over, have to abate them. Tha same Etace sion call SeuthTopeU ■ faOtag down an emwrnkment goes tor Manhattan, Shawnee aid to based on disaster's If there to no special seulon, ,oeed, "IhoM who can help Dewl are Larry A. Barou, . CE s*nit ■ County and Riley County. (he next general aeailon of tbe I are «mected to (to Topekon Fractures r. and James F. Sidonan. 20. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a LegUitlure, convening to Janu That's what Gov. William U so. When persons have only Admitted to a Kansu City, l••a•a•••■••P•a•aaP•P ary. might consider the report Avery told a delegation at‘ • limited means, the Red CWu S>f» at Kaiuaa rpatrai trt rtatit H K bl honttal were Richard Leg in Fall at Home meeting Tuesday, where ™!wUI t bridge the gî to help such Pniltt. 22. in critical coodltioa, Slate LeglalaUire wu asked to Dteiald Knipp, 21. in sortMrs. Elda Turner. 912 Mul- waive Ml aWgatiou for pnp- close, to thu of-their prwdtaae- vane was Mfenlttod to SttemomlUDifitton. All are fratn Booertv owners wiped out or badly ter Wl.” All assistance to by VaU Hospital Tuesday with KrtM H *]j^2d*PMO«artat ner Springs. damaged last Wendeaday. Investigating officers said IMMag) Olan-M Ha. M. MU ' ' ' of the left The' abatement would Banus wte dririag when the w*kMB 'a AjpeciaLadvtootjMtomuiBet, lower leg. Ml isn ear af i. —to'I*6TaT«Tiinnu».' wreck occurred at toe tater- UTto compoeed of e croes-secOon of Mrs. Turtwr. 74. wu standing JUDY aiLSY. CHrt •< UnHM krtel destroyed properties will have the city, bu been appointed to on a chair at her home, arrang •ectiot of Kansu 7 and Kansu naa« auamt cauifr. i to be reassaaicd before any pay serve n counsel to the Red ing the eonienti of a cabinet ment on IW7 taxes. for "an when she feD and fractured ba Tossing the ball neatly back leg. She wu reported ta uUs- to the local officiab. the gnvern- tlon." he cooUnued. factory condllion at the hospital nor told them the abatement Bighlnalii predicted "this parr after undergoing surgery. would be a. matter for'.kwal I toe Red Cross Job may take dlterctkxi because the state «r four to five weeks of con Topekon Breaks Foot levies no sigmfKSOi ad valorem stant work with Individual dis taxes. aster victims.” and noted while Kenneth Bouton. 21. 11« Van toe local chapter and others Buren, wu treated for a frac like Scotch ; Otict Kansu and Missouri ,The Topeka and •FerfecHy laundered and: delegatloo decided any attempt ere accepting con •finiihsd — refurnad naaHy; to ****** toe JuitStoation' a n d^ "murti more to needed" to help tal. He'fractured hto foot wfaenl Zpaekad OR ON HANGERS: ■ eonsequeoces of such e seaiv«r| cover toe of toe toniado he Stepped off a skid shlle wkand only ; tag at Seymour Foods Co. would be ‘■premature" at thto[ \ymummuummmmmmmmmmm,mmmmmmmmmmmmw^ time. “I'm noiHrommlttal on this' whole totag.” said J-inancej

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'Bring On Reagan'

IBJ's Big ^ane In Smooth Flight To San Antonio

By JtM BISHOP Ever tloee the tcmado (track list Wednesday ni^ht. Air Force One is cleared (o Itortam and others Within the broadcaittng area of WIBW. go. It sUnds-at the bead of the TV have been eraresalng their appreciation of the outAir lUndlng coverage of Bie storm by the local outlet. lour'nostrils. <5'l*J«n« M. Letters ot conuDcodattoo are pllloc op at the TV stu- craai, 4}^ {llgl^ digs. aU pointing to the rtmarhable >ob of the WIBW alafl in bringing the Retire and word coverage to many viewers eager for Informatioft about the atorm and Its harrowing resultrr For B hours, the stattou operated without a atagla

The CapilalOouTTial. denied a complete effort to cover the news last ‘ntursday because of a power failure, la glad that the public was served ao weD by WIBW-TV. on. «f K«a«' «««.. Qyd. M. J«d .< «». p™U.« 0- T.pd. The Parso Snn. ... stabon. In I editorial, Reed wrote: D are pictured as ■Televtilon and ti deadly rivali. and in ionie reapeett. they are. More often than not, however, they complement each other in flelda of public Inhnnaikm and lervices. Each pos sesses unique advantaget not available to the other. ■ When televtsion does an outtUnding }ob, It to as deserving of bouquets from nawspspers as from the public at large, and hereby are tol^aphed a cou^ dozen American Beauties In the dlrwtion of station WIBW-TV in TopAa. • When Wediwdty’i twnado strack. WIBW-TV (and Its ifliliatod radio lUtioaii qukily dtopenied with all etoe and devoted lU energies and resources to the tragedy that had befallen the Topeka area. “Viewers at a dtolance. vta cable, marveled at the flow of vUal. indtopeMsble and Instim Information pouring through Ibe station’s faculties in hours of ' e pictures of the sionii as « advancedduponTt,.. upon Topeka to araloua personal ____________ measagei veiling 41 up In I the wake of de^lr, was de livered with cilmnen and dispatch .. . • If the television Industry doesn’t grant the T<v«ka tlation lU top sward for 1M6 for ostatandtog and unulftob aerviro to a stricken comnnmlty, then there to no recogniUoo of public service la vUeoland. Nooa could have done more or done It better; few probably ever have doot as well under trying circumstances.” We Join Editor Roed to coAgratalatlng the WIBW-TV perronnel. TVy did a trwnendous Job.

Viet Nam Scholar Does Ste name “Hoi Qian Nguyen” look familiar? It win to readers of the news who will recogntoe it I. Ute name "Nguyen" appears often In Mrin ll« TO fc «« N.m.

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The Presldeal asks tor “dlaBcr.” It to bragU ta Uai aad to (be lovely Mrs. Jehataa aad to Lynda. Ttoe yong My wtto toe deep dimpiet sUa reading. Mr. Johnson waicbes toe TV set tor news ns he beads tor a weekend at his reach. Ttefcert bring fa addltlMal news, _____________ swaps banter with hto. ^^hteTart StoJekTj.cS' 2T SetoT Ttotim i^e President. When he finishes his dinner, he retires to the stater^ mtldihliw a plana to urto eftor Memphis. In tbe rear section. Secret Service men on White House detail play cards. On the flight deck, Cross and take BoOilng for granted. Hto to dark, baldli^. bai a wife aod four c h 11 d r e n and B TOmTSS of JopUn la also a copilot. U. Col. Qurtes I^ers, navigator, JotaM^ Qane of New York to c h 1 e f flight engineer. Senior Master Sgt William Chapell of WUmlngton. N. C. is 2nd engineer.

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D to toe Job Ompi waa tost the qulreroenta for a tppltcanls moat be achoel droponts. ■n», TO rrokd tl«l Ok Job (krp. hki i hl*i ddoyTOkHTOTOt ...... •niuitoeretouefaatobigaabetoga double dropoutfirst from adwd and then Trom the Job Corps. Where do the dropoot drepoota go frore there? Or do toey just drop out of sight!

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Sb. U . TO- B«» a»«. «« Nm wh. lu.. dtotii«gWMd baneU ai a gradnate ot CoUey College at Nevada. Mo. Mtos Hoi Chan Nguyan was honored at the coU^e claia day tor the UgbeU tdularilc achievement among the 1966 greduatet. As the top-rmUng grednate. aha received the First Lei awerd. the Cottey Alumni Assn, sward, aitd a certificate ot merit from the Oottey chapter of PU Tlteta Kan>a. national acbolaatie. In addition, the Vietnamese graduate was presented the U»i«e< F. Zeran award as the grmluate. voted by the f«mlty, to an«»ch most neeriy «. Ue.1 of Intellect and splrltaaUty and to have exerted toe mast wholesome Influence opai her aaeocletes. QUte a reemd. tou-t to? cute, CUler. taUed by toe FBO ririeshoed. makea a Sae caatrOmxlea every yem ta edneatlM ud make* tt peetible for demrrM aad accemfUtbed stadeati le-caatlaae toeto tearatagMisB Hal Qun Nguyts to far tram her home at Datat, South Vat Nam, but aba has cetaiidy reprroented her conoy TO dWTO» U (TO, (Mk,, 0» hop» lh.1 VkCTOTO Srt. TO (.Bk. k W BTOkp. B, .UTObi odlege to America wiU do ao at a time when toeir bomslaid to at pesn.

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Airline Passengers Seeking Comfort By INEZ ROBB The Civil AeronauUcs Board has lei It be known that It will press for a reduction of air fares in 1W7 if U.S. airlines, both domestic and overseas, continue to roll up what CAB regards as fat profits. It is gratifying to knew that CAB cares. However, this conslant traveler believes that the CAB h&s its priorities mixed. If the flying public were poUed, I believe It would rather-haue a little more comfort than cash in the air. SO. IF .. THE airlines are in the happy position of having money to spare in 1967, let the CAB dirwl Ihem to give the coach puaenger aometoing for his money beside cramped quarters, hurried service and Indiflerent food. Ever since aviation went commercial and started hauling passengers, the public has been carefully condittoned to swallow the airlines- propaganda thatthe paying cuiWmer should be w awed by the miracle of flight

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$2 Billion Seen os Monthly Cost of Fighting in Viet Nam By ROBERT & ALLEN ' uti PAUL SCOTT WASHINGTON - In aetting guidelines for next year’s WOO blDionplus budget, Prcaide^ Johnson has come up squarely against hto most pittting fiscal problem -toe steadily soaring coatoftoeVKtNamvnr. The Budget Bureau to estimalM that these skyrocketing

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WHILE ADMINIFTRATION offlcials have carefully avoided personnel, with spelling out this astronomical rifles, guard it in a hangar at Andrews AFB e<,-ery minute of every day. at a private meeting with the *■ WHEN FUEL arrives, a sam Senele Fweign Relattom Comple to taken and sent to a chemi cal laboratwy. Il to examined

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WASHINGTON. DC. - White House insiders sty LBJ pmident ton1 using 26000 Is looking for a new speech writer - preferably one who colonel Cross and his crew use knows a fine new word that tool spelled consensus. jt for ground training, for prac;■• • • ticing emergency ditching proRonald Reagan begins hto campaign wito only..tWQ_«edurct, and, fire bom a week, problems facing him — bow to gel Pat Brown out of toe toey take it aloft empty. Somesutebouse ^ bow to keep Barry Goldwaler out of the times, halfway down the ranstate. way, they kill ah eo^ sud• • • de^ to see srheiher any<me Queen Eliabeth's birthday list honors a cafeteria wall- panics, ress. She got the Order ol toe Brtttoh Bopire and instnio- Engtoro are replaced every iMtos to hurry UP with it ‘— IJOP hours. When the President . sends word that he will fly The Surveyor has taken more thao I.OW piciores of the somewhere, the crow engages in

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ROUGH IS THE ROAD lor him who uavels nrsl. The Prosidem wears a broad philosophizes toe Jewell County Recrod of Mankato ... A smile. besnty shop, ssyrthe Florence Bulletin, to a place where a “U's like flying in a fine • her.hatr rotor at toe droj of a tint Swiss watch ...

yog wU be assured of a edged invitation to a formal While House par^ iReoded by the President and Mrs. John son. For example. It a persan For 610,000. a contributor is made a member of the "Elite was wllltBf to give nS.OM. he President's OaV at opposed to would Mt ealy be halted to the ordinary '•PreaWent’a Oub" the WhHe Boom tar dtontf.' wfaicb caters to the ruiHif the. but Us wife would be gaan» mlU 61.000 contribatePTO. It to teed a dance with Press Secbelieved that there ere at least re(ary BU Moyers. 100 monbers of the EIHe Pres- For 620.000 the contributor would get to sit at the same table as Vice Preddent Hubert Humphrey, and for BS.000 the nu FOR anything that puto vice presidnit would agree nK fundi into the Democratic p^ to talk. coffers, and I've beat giving For IB.000 the person would great tboogbt as to bow more not only have dinner at thn White House, but be would be money could be nised. Using the guaranteed laylta- permitted to atletU a caUndt Uon to the While House u start- meeting. . I have made up a IP YOU roughed* up 635.000. ■ent thii Sto Mrt for different thinp a could ask a queaUoo at a loyal Democratic party porty giver I W** iTsed presidential press con would be entiUed to if be were ference. wUling to put up the contribu- Anyone who gave 6U.OOO Uons. could go to a movie with Lynda Bird and George RamOtoa. For 645,000 you would be guaraiK teed a seat in the church et Luci's wedding. A 656.M coBtrftutor wunM be given Us cboiec ef a weeknU at camp DnvM with the Jobnaiat or a week at Oe Yet automobiles in their dey ■ wen as much a miracle as the The $60,000 fat cat would be passenger plane was some 30 to Twesty-flve years ago. In to sign e congressional 3S years ago. In point of fact, toe eU CUeage Airport. I allowed bill at a White House Rose Garthe commercial plane can prove it to modi safer and, frontatlsti as om ef toe most dn ceremony, and for 175.000 could be present when the therefore, far less mtoaeuloui famau Americau of that be than the car if the bystander time WU p^lcally prevent. President wre chewing out Sen ator Fulbri^L judgesI solely soI< by tbe sttUsttes of highway• slaughter. a THERE WILL be very few year. Detroit beats Its people coDtributing giOO.OOO or T*o days ago at Kennedy Air toro-tomi to offer tts customen but some provision must a more luxuriotto, roomy and port, I boarded a plane just a more, comfortable ride even as tbe few steps behind a young man. be made for them. For 9100.000 you could get to commercial plane offers Ha big. atrottg, obstrepemis and swear a United Stetas Su coach or steerage passenger dead drank. He was a mesace preme in Court justice. less room, scant comfort and For 1150.000 you would be gen and no luxury at all. permitted to tiert aQ SAC Since toe plane was an b<ur However, It the airlines are gmng to insist on that old late in take-off from Kennedy, bombers, and for 6200.000 you mirecle-of-flight miracleof-flight business even six rqwesenUtives oflbealr- could can out the National into toe supersonic age..then then as line had ample time In which to Guard and reserves. a paying passenger ____ of 35 years observe the drank’a UM, If anyom wanted to give aer^amg^ service I am »>ing to insist that quarrtlsome and obnoxloos be- 6250.000 be would bp gutrantrod tbe CAB enforce some of the havior. When we boarded tbe early rules that made coomer- plane, takeoff was delayed an cle] flying a lot more pleasant other 35 mtnules during wbiefa : - and safe - than It Is today. the yoong man was noisy and hare ’toe62TS.090 e abusive. The stewardesses gave Steel strikeretire or heUtog a qeahim a wide berth - and scaett eommrtclally, there wts ferean in Weshtogtoa wHb and fast rale that DO passenger ritoer Madame Gharil or FOBTUNATELY, once the King FeltaL plane waa airbone, toe drunk For 6300.000 you can nut tor feU into a stupor. ' congreaa yourseil. Unfortunately, toe Republi There to ae rcsioa today, cans. being out of office, have wbet planes aro crowded aad ronttmer span cramped at nothing to compete with the sever before, that passengers Democrats vrisen it eomei to fboold have to put IV wtto a raising money. AU they ceuM sltoatiOB oaro autbema to offer a 110,009 contributor would be eitber a chance to at tbe airUaea. tend a Ridiard Nixon preu lee iqr toe Defense Departmittee conference or to take a ride mentit in April teresi in passenger esmfert in through Death Valley with Ronof these conflicting coadi classi Let it make a bard and fast rale that passeDgera estimatea. Sen. Stuart Syntogton. D-Mo.. member of both cannot come aboard, in either committero, hu asked tbe sub first or coach, carrying aU their committee staff to obtain more wwidly posaeaiiona to plaiUe cost information .He parUculkri garment bags. Men are toe ly wanU to ascertain tbe ad chief offenders m already over Q-What to lanrtta? A-Itto the trade name ior— ministration's projected spend crowded planes. ing rate in 1967. when some What the paying passenger wool fat, iriileh to made from 400.000 U S. troops are stated to craves to comfort before, cash, f greasy coating found oo sheep's wool. be in Viet Nam. if tbe CAB is interested.

'-Gorereer Browu ttys thaiif we raa aey oU Reagaa. nevtoi. be wg^ equal time.”

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SYMINCTON, ^ generally has suworted the PrSatenfi Viet Nam poUcy, is now taking toe position toat the time baseome to either go all-out in righting toere or gel out. In this new attitude. Syming ton to lining up with Sen. Ricbard RusaeU. D-Ga., chainnan of tbe Aimed Services Committee, who has long advocated such a courae. At a recent White House conference, tbe two veteran lawmaers vigorously urged B on the Presidem. In arguing their posilkm. they contended that toe country to di verting too great a part of Its mUit^ strength and budget in Viet Nam for toe ’'limited ob jectives the Pretident to hoping to obtain there.” They wuwed that the ronnttment ef 4i9.tN tiwepi to Vtel Nam for aey leagtb of time weuld leave toe U.S. “ttoagcronily everextended and exposed to uew Ombbiontot pteiBure and aggresslea to ecbcr areas.” The two senators also ex pressed concern over mounting atrcralt loeses. They pointed out that Air Force autoorities, testi fying before toe Armed Serv ices Comnutiee. bad roported that planes were being shot down in Viet Nam faster than present production rites. Under the limited war coeditions imposed by the President, Russell and Symington held, it U to toe advantage of Red Oilna and RuBM to-keep-toe Viet Nam conflict going indefinitoly as it doesn't matter to them bow many North Vietnamese art killed. ,

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Peggy of the Flint Hills One (rf tbe most desolate-rulne left by the tornado to Centra) Park. It was a quiet pleasant square of grass and trees and a Unie lake, no abinalt but aquirreja and hinto and other tmaU creatures that lived there, ootoing to attrart crowds. Every tree, it seems, was twisted off. Stark, jagged trunks rise from a tangle of anderfansh and stand bare and denuded, a scene that calls to mind an arttot't conception of a lifeleu planet THE AWESMfE THING about the funnel was its tremend ous force, which wu emphastoed by its swiltnem. Some trees were tvristed, some brAen. some uprooted. Two huge trees on 15th Street west of College Hill were puUed up. bringing not only a large section of caribbound roots, but also a whole square of conoete sidewalk. Two otoere just a* urge were up rooted with pavement in tbe 1390 block on West ITto. If men undertook to dig iq> a giant tree, it would require many boun of work with big machines, The wUrilng ^iral did it in a twintting. IT WAS A TRAGIC destnctiSD of trees in toe acorriilBg . Estimates have been made of the mimlinesses destroyed, but there to no way to count the death of the trees. If money is availabte. houses eao rise (|ufck)y steM, but tbe trees cannot be replaced in a generation. CmDRBf PLAYED ON fallen trees, making bOave they were bridges. A small girl m West 17th reoke to me. “You know what 1 got fiwn tbe tnnwto?” I asked what it war ’■A piece of tree.” she said brightly. ‘Til nm and get tt” . She proudly brtn^l a tittle chip, trash teom taadc a-tfee, as htr therished souvenir. ^ ^ J____ A WOMAN weWDEREO why there were re liiahy Uids in tbe air atlhat time and several mentioned seeing flocks of tdrds. But what seemed to be bMi wts small pieces ot dri» Doiiist to tbe npper^nrrents. I wander bow tiK t^ did tare. ^

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Reds, Fascists Slump in Italy's Election ^ JAMBS M. LONG ROME (AP) - ResulU Of weatoarvane loeal al« ptonted Tuesday to a posilhla voting trend to Italy wUb steady postwar gains of the Communists at least checked and toe Fasdst right badly

KiiUs vlfwtB* ^ dUut* hit*. “U *• hid mOatit ihrlBka. neighbors The Beacon said; loem nmeh closer and ifcarer "One ’of tbe heppier results ol dtustnJtu TopAa tornado lim and the hearts of everyone go tbe toraote that davastated To bm or trwi a dtetanee. taw *Heary' B. Juneioo. editor of out to tboaa who have auffered. peka test Wednesday Is that the Abikne BeOectorOiiwilele, devtsutlon In ■“Out of teagedy often can among toe thtogi K detoroytd coaûfd wu the sute printery vend with experience and per Top^ with w*r4oTB WM* In come good. May a stronger. "This, then, la toe ideal time Prenee and Genin; after (he KDBl fedln«»for a lltOe official sooLaearrii' FW W. Brinkerhoff. benefits at citizens Join to tog. Let ns not be hasty to roThe scene of demtation In and publisher of the Pittsburg gether to pursue perhapi life’s bulldtog toe printery. H wiD be the baefctog of toe Roman CatoHeadlight and Sun. saw If ** Topeka Is almost unbtiUevable. -u,_ îjing _ ertending • possible to eootract for ■■■ "U ttmladed roe Immediate olic Cbarch. reglatered aUght i an aU-Kansai disaster: Helping to a fellow human itate’s printing needs for ly of such places as St. Lo. gains. ' ‘■The dlsa.«ter at Topeka time, probably at leu expenae Cologne. Hamburg, or Delog in need." In toe Sunday and Monday an all-Kansas disaster, not Just France; Bsiln. parts of Uondon The Paraont Sun noted that than to rebuild .. HAYS (Special) - Ralf* balloting for new adxntoiitraone for Topeka. The state eapttat even Topeka realdenU hadlSmln- Tbe Panou Sun^w It u an McNemee bu been added to tlons to in munlclpaUttes and and oflter rides that were virtu has always tsm a lymbid of ally flattened by bombing dur nta wamhir before the tornado Ul wind that bt^ tiny parti three provinces, the QuiiUan Kansas. Its cHizens have been ing World War It. rtruck. It suggated better cle of good, evto to a dlauter toe rtaff of toe High Plains Democreta and their Sodalist representative Kansans. Topeka "A rooming flight ( waning laeUltIa in Parsons: of the magnttu^ which atniek Mental Hulto Clinic here has been weU described as "The mercifully small tea of psychiatric social woriifr. sttte a^tol in a Topeka. overgrown Ktnm eounly seat panlyied friend’s private plane from life In Topeka's tornado, eon- "Kansu at last bu an ur Dr. John Cody, medical dlreotown. Sthna revealed a panorama of sidering the awesome sweep of and compelling reason to ff. made toe annotmeement •ThTWigh the yean, thou mateheUck destruction along a the slortn. is attributed to - gent rid itself of toe SUte-Printing Thesdiy. sands of cUlsens from aD over 15-mlIe path thrt sliced diag [fectlve waning lyatero. Plant ___ McNemee hu been on toe Kansas have eaubllibed them onally acres the city from the "TOpek* resldeiits b«l POLICY HOLDERS selves In Topeks tn aUIlnes of aouthweat to northeast ■n»e minutes to lake shelter after "Tbe rtote’s printing estab staff of toe deparlmett of work. Topeks has been tt* cen swath of worst damage most atorm alrem were sounded. lishment la a relic of toe old oeuropsydiiatry at toe Hertiler ter of pollUca but It has also visible from the air appears to That was enough time to hold days. It is an toefneienl. high Qlnlc to Halstead (or three been a center for various other be from one quarter to half a thelosoflifeaodUmbtoa cost operation and printing re- years. Before that, be spent 6ETTIH6 ACTION qulrcoents of toe state can be seven yean oo toe staff at Win activlUes. Organlxstlons of ev- mile, or lU to eight block*. In ery «wt have been based tn width. "Tbe ccpltal dty hs air raid better utlafled through cora- field sute Hospital and Itatobidding in private Ing Center. Topeka. "Whole blocks and sectkna of Irens and uss them to wan petMva McNemee wu graduated Ti ha* been a city of char citizens of approaching planta . . ." ' acier with the beoerns of lead "It is ruthing abort of mtracu- atorm*. The alreni are tested Ward Winslow, associate edi from Fori Hays State College to A Result of the tornado cb Monday noon u a means tor of the Palo Alto, Calif., 1»SS and hu completed two which struck Topeka, ership by able men. It developed lous how M maiQr * long ago Into more then the people lived fhrou^ the dlati- of keeping them in working Ttau, WM to Topeka to attend yean of graduate work.to the Fedented's Catastropb. a family funeral when the to^ social work departmot at the Plan went Into efeet Imstate s capital city what it ea- ter. Pert of this wm due order. Ublished industries and Initt- to good advance warning ‘WIU otoer dtls be M tertu- nado atnick. He wrote a first- University of Kansu. tutions in set up an economy alarms. Most people had taken ._te In tbe event dUster peraoo story far his paper after He is a naUve of UOrosu. meditely. ng hla servieu to the He and Ms wife and their (our of lUi own. so that there will covB- . . strlks at tfadr doors? . . . A team of adjustors is be tw spirit of depending on The Lawrence Joumal-Worid ■The dty of Parson* well Capitol-Jouraal: toUdren live to Gorham. on the scene giving Ser tnve^gate the psslblUty He bad high praise for radio the stale government lor aUbU- expretsed the hope that the genuine atorm warning ays- station wmw and iU handling Tbe cltalo here operatei to vice to Federated Policy Ity and prosperity and progrea*. tragedy that befell Ttpeka last Hadley Memorial Hospital and Undoubtedly next to their borne Wedztoiday night would I ttm. Air raid alrena may be of toe tornado alert and subse RehabOitatlco Center and Holdert. town, whether they live tn or weld a itronger Eaiton ! e through the federal quent newi coverage. He ■near it. Kanaana^ve refard- u: rense program. Their to- scribed It u starting fron the larvu Ellli, Norton. PbllUpa, When your property la Rooks, Rush. Sheridan. De ad ai their favorite "la tbe wake of the deadly stalia^ end maintenance Weather Bureau. damaged yau want ac would not be costly, and ce^ "It wu," Winslow wrote, "the catur, Gove and Rusiell coon- tion from your insurance dly. tornados whkft lainly can cooaUtote iwndett to- start of a "And M> the distraaa today nliM ravaged Easton Ki rtnpany and that ia turaiwe agatoet grievous dlaasti gemilM and general to Kan parttenlariy Tepaka, tbe resiperformance.. .” He noted the what Federated Pdlcy sas as the eapUal city tries to deoti ef tbe Lawrence area ter." tooadcaats cootteoed u toe toll Ensley to Speak eomprebead the hnge teas It baa have a grwt deal to be thank Both tbe Parsons Sun and the rose and the enormity of the Harold Ensley, outdoor eqiert Holders are getting. sdifcred. The campus of its fine ful for. Prayen iboold be eald WichiU Beacon noted the s- atorm became evident gratttale. and on behalf tenalve damage to tbe ttote “Bui tbe broadeuten patient be too speaker Wednesday at i FEDERATED univenlty. Wiibbam. wtakb has titos who have been printery and urged that It be ly built up a mosaic of facta Slag banquet at Shawnee Coun- Hvro are fMtoettog tMf been the |prVte of Topika (or ponqr haltev. wSaro 0-r diacontlmied rather than re rost of a century and whidi urtekn Chib. Tbe hour starts know are to atteetod ana. ti7r- sodal .............____ thousands of Kansans have *t- "In\«i tottoaee Mke ttii. built wamlngi at 6;» pjn., toa banquet at tsxled. is in rulna. 7:90 pm. "The ipblt which animated the builders of TOpeka was not otMaetaq tor oM of aarrapdeatroyed ^ tbe tomede. That is already being s the city fees a major tadt of clearing tbe debris in prepar ing for rebaadli«. It to the Kan ts spirit, edilUted OD tomi- Three Deroocrets end two Re- WASHINGTON (AP) - Tbe FEDERATED INS. merable oocsatoai limlvlng dltPublic Health Service hu epTonade DIautor stert of many ktoda. To^ pobiteasa flted (or eoun^ and proved three grants for Kansu OataBaOnto mud bear the brunt of Bm rea- townttip offices Monday. lhw»40t toratlon that now ceswnandt at- ftienmbent Oo. Atty. Hobol Sen. Frank Carlson, R-Kan., tentloB. But every other Rums D. HacbL M4S Lakeside, filed laid a I107,»IS grant goes to tbe Jaybrork Hotel city, large and amall. and in in tbe Rapub- University of Kansu Medical every county will have e keen Itoan primary. Pbooe OS 4-06SS Center to Kansu Oty to pro Interst to tbe rstoratton and Dean E. YtogUng, lUl Sa vide toe latest advancu to diagline. fOed for tbe RwNtoUcaa Dosis and traaterot ef heart dltbeît’ DooitaattoB to the county treas- 'MBse, cancer and stroku. The Coffeyvilla Journal saw urer'i race, Tbe other grtnls: the tornado s an loalsteit re nitog for towwhlp office $$1,199 to State Herito DepL minder that CoffeyviUa - Robert S. Rrid far medical servleo for mls adequala alarttog ayittm: and Curtis D. Bericey, both of granti. "The dUstniui killer-tomado RoasvlUe, and Edwin C, brown $45,617 to Kansu Neufblogictl Inatltule. Tt$»dta, far phyilwhich ripped thron|b Top^ Jr. Route 4. Wednesday n>^ tearing la Ite Reid fllod far treatnrsr and cal therapy aervicea. wake death to IT. bondreds ef Berkey for clerk of Roesvllle perron bewittaUsed and props' township. Brown filed far Jus Topekan Wins Medal ty dstruetka of around $100 tice of tbe peace and trustee million, wu an aweMoe and of Teeunaris township. At Missouri Academy robsing axparlwe far an KaaBOONEVILLE, Mo. (Special) lans. It will be a ' Santa Fa Band Will -Cadet CtpL Mare QOmon, before we forget, for in tbe son of Mr. and Mrs. HaroU J. horror of this Pnrformon Sunday OUmore, 9M0 Wlndaw CL. wu sam are united by a eemmoo ■warded toe Chicago Tribtme bond. All of ns live with the seaIbpetai RtmUai Medal for MOltaiy Merit at the aonal fear that a tornado (hii fflUakB hand ceneot at I pjn. time wfU choose our ty flc which to deacend, and Sunday to Oar P>it. Tha oB- at Kaoper Military SehoM. when it doea ba{^ somewhere cert has been poatpooed twice. Tbe award wu givm hr laadwe ire saddened. Next time, we HanhMI'a Band wm parfarm erAfa, academic work, i^lltaiy acMevement and cooducL know, It cooM he here.. . "We must only hope that out of Ibii tru«ly will come some good. A Thp^ weattwr fOreeeater aald the f«:t ttwre DO more deaths was a tribute to the work Azrlng tbe peat U years in streasliig hnado safe SoffroaSIWt'ili-Slm ty. Otlea such aa Coffeyvine, Mat wfakh have not itraiied torna do aafety In recast years « Fresh Baked have 00 sdeqnate waning ayaUm, thsefore ahoold pay heed. We should atari at CBce putting our bouse tn ords. Let n not find ourielvea wylag after

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Civil Rights Group Cancels Meeting The Kansu Advlsoiy Council on QvQ Rl^ts hu canceled iu aiaual meebng for Saturday June 11 at St Johns AME Clairch. 701 Topeka Btvd. Tbe farewell dtoaer far Carl Glait fuiiuci' esKnQve tfirectof Kanau Oammissloa on Civil Rights wfl] be at 4:30 p. urdsy at the Penntni Ca tefeterii.

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Corpsmen Clean Up Area Job Corpsoen moved through eni irtno the Job Corpi crews corps ol Mennonlte volun ^toraado wreckage in East IP- move bto (be area, the dear* teers from Western Kansas who peka Tw^. - • ■ • operatioo would id much of be Oakland rapldiy, be ukL areas. Oben came to Topeka areas b ttielr wake. About 200 young men, U4t, Ibe Job Corpsmen are living Monday from Iowa. at the Uidvenlty "Tbey've done a tremendous were assigned to aecttons ot . area Tuesday and worked their of Kansas and are bused to To- Job.” be ^ for be work day. eray boose to boose. They arrived here Monday “Ibey got bade to Lawrence from four Job Corps camps b last night, had (bmer and most Nebraska, Missouri and Arkin- were b bed by • o'clock,' Gimianl said. Richard C. Glimand, bran^ Each work crew eonsisb of chief for corpsmen services to aboovtS corpsmaanda the Ransps-aty ngkeal office, visor. S c v e r a 1 crews are as said thryouDg men were select signed to sonte ot the largest SAUNA (AP) - George C. ed from Job Cape camps spe- secUons where damage it great- Matson. Pittsburg, was In stalled u commander of the dalUng ta coDservatloo 1-^ Kansas Veterana M FortigD Gilliland said be young mee wan at be final session of the Most ot then are aUDed b Mh snnnd conventioo Sunday tte use of ehata saws and ether scheduled to remab b . night tooto essential ta be clearing could suy. longer If requested. Other offlcen installed operatioti. Much ol the area to Job Corps members are work Lloyd Roberts, Beloit eenior wUdi they are assigned was ing under Dr. Robert C. Harder, vice commander. Charles Cot*. covered wib twisted trees. Tepeka director of be Office qt Brewster, )iaiiar vice commandGUliland sbd the crews hsve sr; Barney M. Aldridge, Saltaa, i«8cbed the point vrtjere bey GUUlaod and Bnper said they quartermaster; Orlb L. Wag sre resdy to move onto privste have received favorable reac ner. Wichita, judge advocate; property to assist owoeri b tion from bose assisted by be Dr. Ferris D. Evans, Wbhlb. cleanup. snrgeoQ and Dr. K. P. KiOough, -Tbee’s a lot to be done but we are hesitant to go on p..,. erty without pennbston,'’ he said. It property owpen arere pres-

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Services for Mrs. Eva Zook Hensley. 919 N. Jackson, a 40TO«., dU T»«d.s Id . Td-!;» year Topeka realdeM. will be at pAa bospiul «ner 2 p.m. Thunday at Parker Mor tuary. Mrs. Hensley. S7, died Mr. t^nfi »as bom Jan ». Jay at He owt^ owned a Mr EmmeU. 69, died Tuesday Monday in a Topeka hosplul 1902. at Elmonl He m,E,, from a heart ailment. liquor store at IWt A. Street, ^ a. 1996,! ShewesbomScpt, 21.I9p8.at - -Tecumseh, Neb. She was a member of Evangel Temple Plinme Mill for about 15 years, Cro“ Church tw. Church 1 nTqpeka. Survivora Qlud Baptist Church m^d.I. Dallas, [ Tex.: . Emmett; three daughters. Mrs. Survivors include his wile. I niMTC neiirer. iva .tiui-,—— Mabel, of the home: three sons. - N. - '—-I. , Mrs Kay Heser, <18 man. llOltJ,I. Jackson. Topeka. Don E. liMR. SOI Elmonl Road, and Mrs. Marguerite Ap- Mrs. Goldie Bowers. Lincoln. Neb., Mrs. Orpha Bayless. KanCity. and Mrs .May Little, Springs. Calif. Crab Orchard, Neb ; one broth sary Eveljn Miner. 515 Watson: one p.m. Wednesday at Venchelden er, Roy Hammond. D a 11 a a. brother, John Long. Orlando, Funera IHpme Chapel, St. Tex.; and seven grandchildren. Fla ; eight grandchildren and Maiys Burial will be In Holy Bunal will be in Rochester three gieat-grandchildren. Cemetery. Cross Cemetery. Emmeit.

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Francis Hospital room room, average «4; 4- to f-bed dosed and wUI be ased as rales have been raised to allow wards. 821 to pediatric play room, she saidLAWRENCE. Kan. fAP) - adjustment of its salary scale Sister Mary Walter said the James S. Haake was named to conform with the federal increase in wage scale will not to succeed Ray A. Acker as Karen Rolf, Isabel, Kan., Et-.I —1...------... gjjj. affect high school students or member of the advisory board. beglimtiig July 3 persons who are participsting dldate and Kerry Lairmore, in a training class at Ihe bo>Hugolon. was named the Feder pilai. alist party choice as candidates administrator, said the increase (or governor in the 24th annual was discussed it a meeting of Also, some persons already Sunflower Glrla Stale primary Ihe St. Francis Advkcoy Board Monday. muneratjon and will not receive election Tuesday. The general election of officers The projected payroll cost in adjustments. Upward adjust ments will be made for persons In the week-long government-in crease is about HOJxa who are receiving the mini- AMCRICA’S LAROEST PAMILV month. action program sponrored by wage at present, so there Ihe American Legion Auxiliary • We would not be forced to go to Ihe minimum wage, but will be a spread between them will be held this morning. employes. Other sUle candidates elected we feel this is certainly a-jusi wage and something thal we Sister Mary Walter said the included; balance in the bospHal’s build NatioBallft - Lt. Gov. Rose want to do for our personnel," ing fund U 8309,321. The board Marie Joseph. Galena; Secre Sister Mary Waller said. ‘ had previoDSly approved tary of State Carol Lyon. The hospital adrabiLstrator withdrawal of $231,000 for the Greensburg: AUy. Gen. Mary said .that. In anticipation of the purchase of property for de Pat Kennedy. Frankfort; velopment of the hospital. This lor Mary Ann Dodd, Parsons; at the hospital were raised in amount is being paid back into Treasurer Kandy Miller. El Do May about S3 in all categories. the building fund. rado; Superinlendent of Public New room rates at SL Fran Irator said. Inatfuetion Ann Morilx, Beloil. cis are; Privale room, average Sister Mary Walter said the FederalisI -Lt. Gov. Kate 827; semi-p r i v a I e. two-bed pedUtric unit U being enlarged Hartman. Arkansas City; Secre and romodeled into an L-shoped tary of State Jann Jolley>Pitts- NH OKs Amendment unit, with an increased cap^burg; Alty. Gen. Jane Cain, . Ally ty of six patients. Umed: Auditor Janie WhlUicr. CONCORD, Nil. (AP) - New An outside porch Is being enCily; Treasurer Hire became Ihe 18th >gs. day night to ratify the lendent of Public fnslruction mdment to the U.S- VOUII CHILD aiATHAVN Janet Fall. Bttrdclle.

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OPEN EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT Atbough tornado victims some Individual homes have temporarily moved away Only scattered, individual SATURDAY and SUNDAY not be able to accept the from disaster areas, they will homes wUl be without electric may ewer immediately, officials. pqwer in T^ka today. Kansas TIB 9:00 P.M. Working capital louts - as Basic rei]uiremenls for eligh: In many cases, loans can beinoi be required to re-register if Power abd Light officiab re bihty for SBA loans are the obtained to replete cars withjtbey widt to vote In Ibelr usual ported. If a raident's home is without damage must have been ettsed can of comparable value, but polling places. Phonfi FL 4-7766 Eight service crews have been electricity in a neighborhood by the tornado and borrowers alrplmes \ued primarily inlon Atty. brought In from AtcMson, Ato- which has been restored to pow f scu AtoiBiJtration to h e 11) must have tbe eblKty to rqtay. recreation are not eligible. Robert Londerhotei told Mrs. lene. Leavenworth, Salina and er, be is advised to call the, Odfeteral Unnecessary sman faDdDcaset get bade cm Loans to cover physical prop Viola B. Pritchard Monday tbe Wichita to restore electricity to Kansas Power and Light serv thdr feat altff last week's to^ erty losses may be obtained ^ | lUateral is tornado had not legally d^ alt secUons of the city, said ice department. Individuals, businesses and SBA when it is nuto. stroyed residences, therefore Leon Peleraon, KPiO- district Use m Pola bousdMlders are entitled In Top^ Tuesday to explain such batlhiUons as chudMS not required if none Is manager. OfOclals said that since the their usual polling “rthe imgrtms were Clarence and bospiuls. able, but applicattons a tornado struck Topeka 1 a s t j More Available Chvebes United places wifbout re«giswring, Cowles, director o( tbe SBA's jecled If collateral b aw will biou^ Wednesday, tbe utility has had! --efflee o( Cisaster Loans in .... tutions such as churches and the borrower refusei to put Shawnee County commls- In today U necessary, ly. said Pe- to repole entire areas of the D. C.. and C. 1. and moat taidvtdBali. huwaw. U up. ’ ’ ’ s than «» pola have sioners also approred of her . regional SBA director would not be' digibte (or eco Loans are not made on losses action In not requiring re-regis- tersoo. d in the ratoralion “We will not send any of our nomic injury disaster loans un Kansas Oty. auxlttary crews borne until pow work. tratton. Mrs. Pritchard said. Worklitg capMal loans are less they are invotved in smaU About 500,000 feet of wire, or er is restored to all hones and polling places were de Where • only to dlgfMe smdl bnii- budnessetmore than 100 mil«, have been business capable of accepting HM Amvfica Fair Grounds molished by the storm, Mrs. .Jaeases to belp tbam sUy aUve Borrowers do not have to be used In the disaster areas. r^DitU theycul reboBd orrepdr. bone ownert to apply lor prop __SBA tries to get word Pritchard plans to place molile it."Allheofsaid. ve tons of hardware the main feeder Una they physical pr<^)erty and get erty loss loans Cowles said. back to loan apîcanU within poUing places on original sites. will be operating today. How- navo installed, in addi-, bKk in operaOon. Cowles said, Tenants msy apply if they lost a week after they a^ly, Cowles Other polUng places tion to fOOO insulators and 1.-1 INSURANCE PRICE ADJUSTED Thev provide funds for paying property, but £BA loans are not said. partially destroyed employes' made to penont who sunered CARS. Seme with only slight damo9C. renovated in time for the eleceownerii losses on investntcnU - " ti«i. she said.apartments, be »id. “meeting other ob 17Hi and Tyler . It a disaster victim does ml ligations they would have been plan to move back to the area able to meet if diey had not wrecked by the tornado and been victims of disasta " wishes to re-register In a new Mi IWoporsQ precinct, he should do so before The kMUta, called ecoocnie inJuly 12 when primary election JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) ley. &nt«r Park. *N?aud*e jury (Bsatfa^ loans, are not fatLINCOLN, Kan. (Spedal) -Milton S. SnetUen of Parsons. Bishop and Highland Park registration ends. Kansas Jaycees adopted Kan., was appointed Tuesday Junior High are open again and giû major mortstatewide program to aid To thr« administraU following the planned schedule, gages. Orwlet aaid. But they peka dtouter victima Monday. named for nine new regional according to tbe Topeka Recre can be made to bdp make mort B. G. Southall, manager of the Gary Rohier of Lincoln an mental retardation clinics to be ation Commission. gage payments until tbe small Shawnee County chapter of tbe nounced Monday. put Into iteration in Missouri. New business can begin making them American Red Oosa, asked .An 131 Jaycee cbapteia in with o PIUS The administrators, as yet not opened at Highland Park South anibownagaia Kansas contacted Monday and CUY CENTER (Special) - aslgned lo any specific clinic, School. Lafai-ette School «nd night feat people want- Sunday The SBA defines smafl retaii Tuesday agreed to cooperate. hree-fourths of the goal of lill begin work July 1. although Chesney Park. and service businesses as those ' ; to contribute used clothing Rohrer said. vietims of Wednesday's tor- ■nt mam objective of the donatloos to underwrite the the cUnIa will not start opera- , The new playground schedule with sales of It Bdllloo or less. ludo Is 9 to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. should have tbe Items sort Jaycee aid campaign will be to Clay center Centennial celebra Uons until Jan. 1. Small wholesale bostneges have Sneddon has been director of every day of the week. The On Thuir Us* sales of «$ millioa «r toss, and ed according to fixes and boxed. obtain doUilig and bedding. tion this fall has been collected. playgrounds will be evened Many Items are arriving nn- NotMartobable food and cash Frink Engel, chairman of the small manufachuera employ tSO sorted and • Mofethion • Sproyan addillonally on Tuesday, the Parsons State Hospital and oi9a<^*ged and abo win be accepted. Chapters committee, reported tbit 1,900 Trainii^ Center and earlier was Wednesday and Friday from 6 persons or fewer. • CMortfeM Since the T 0 p e k a tornado, Southall said by tbe time volun win deliver tbe food to tbe Red shares of stock in the corpora a social worker for the Kansas to 8 p.m. • Dalon • Wood KtUor tion planning the eelebratli Department of Welfare. most of the Ulk aboot-feana teers have time to sort every Cross at Topeka. • Rm Dust • Hy CootToi MotorMs from the SBA has pertained lo thing. the enwgrticy need lor Shipments of clothing already have been sold at }1 each. • Molo KtBor funds for. recovering from phy them wiU be past He said that have been sect to Ttî^ from In fact, ovoryriiinq yM nood to Grand Old Opry Is sical losses. These loan are 40-fooi truda have arrived at Nebraska, OUabona and Mis Saffels Appointed Cut M MmC Dr. MbB-u 9D2>r.SoR •ffectlvohr eootrol posts. available for many purposes Red Cross beadmartere fUled souri. A chapter in South Sioux •« dab Mndrd U Set for Performance and may be'ofeaiaad by eligible with used clotUBg whicb baa Docking Chairman persons even if they are not in been thrown to without being Phene CE 2-9344 | 'Zino'pads* Depite extensive roof dam sorted. Norbert R. Drelllng, manager age at Mimidpal Anditoriain, Economic . dbaster Soulban said feat while the of Robert Docking's campaign toe Grand Old Opry show wilt loan are made /only to small supply of most lUngs to pretty for Democratic nomination for open Thursday evening, accord good DOW, the Red Cross . bninesan. CowUs said. governor, said Tuesday II ing to the show's bool^ agent. needs bed dotUng. . bqaMes Made benefit performance of the He also adeed people who Dak E. Saffels, Garden O Throogb T u e s d a y, 181 in need Ferlin Hutay CWinlry Music clothing to plense come to G«ie AusUo RJiKr. WkhiU, been named chairman quiries had been received at the Red Cross centers and register an inmate at the State Penlteit- has the Docking for Governor club Show for the South T( SBA's emeêncy office in Kiwanis Club also will in the 1st O — . • . tiary at Lansing. Tuesday filed things can be distributed to "19 V«tr* Soirteo fo itaitern Aoe Room 102 at Municfeal AudttoThursday night a replevin suit in Shawnee . rhim. Nioe^-four applications (hem. CR 2-1122 to 8 p.m. County District Court against had been banded out since the Dana L. Hummer. Têka tornado. police chief, for return of *896 On Toeaday. tt inquiries Rider allega Hummer , received. 27 appUeatious wrongfully deprived him of per . handed out and eight îpUetsonal property, taclodtog *7« - tions for lovb-arere received. to curreBey. a 1200 automobUe, Most of tbe 'offlee's faoliieu a billfold and ISO worth of ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES so far has invotved loans for clothing. ’ jjiyslcal property leases. Only a rr. RILEY (Special) - The Hummer, iriw haa 30 days to POUCYHOLDERS EMERSENCY SERVICE : few inquiries have been in con- im BOTC summer canfp wlU answer tbe Kdlon. said ToesFonn*n Allionc* Mutuol Insuroiiee Csmpony .. ■ nection with economic injury (ên at 0 a m. June 27 with day tbe propgrty had been dlsMaj. Gen. Joseph BasUon Jr.. > disaster loans. ' of in accordance with 1 Allicme* Mutupl Casualty Company “.ST Persons Interested in SBA ■t Court order. loans may visit tbe office Capital Miitinl liitiiranu HSZ. call CE M2tt. Drag Firm Will Back Our Pafmaiant Topaka Offica Claims Staff Ineraasad to The interest rate on SBA BtHar Sarva You Throuqh This Emarqancy loa-ns b 3 per cent. Loans are Uninsured Loss Here Raport All Loisas fo Your Indapandant Loeal Agant made fer periodi 19 to » which will be concluled bere as Soon as Possibla years. Aug. 5. Ihey will come from 12 Topeka dniggisb were in uiiM AUIANCE SERVICE OFFICE. < formed they wfll be rMmbursed midwesten stato. Maj. Gen. George S. Eck- for unfaBured taith, Kline & hardt, commanding general of French Laboratoria prescrip FL Riley, is toe 1966 camp tion drag products lost In toe commander. The deputy coai- tornado. Tbe PhilaiMpUa firm also icsBor 01 nuuiaijr leica-T u will reimbme |durmacists and fiin wdghi? Nebnrita Uidventty, Uneotn. wholesale draggiats for tmismui li a |ood can lo have on your side. It fives you everythin!. CirhoNeb. Col. Ralph Wright, pro sured lossa of the products of bydratei. Proieini. Fall. MineraU. fessor of military science at its pr«9rietary drug subsidiary, lessor ViumiM.400calones.AcompleuUqKansas State University, Man- Menley and James Labonuid food.-ai delieioui as a chocolate. hattan, wiU be aalsUnt deputy tortes. vaniDa or cherry milfcihalte. Take il 10 KANSAS CITY. Kan. (APlIhe office. Of drink it at home with Tbe neighbors ire tense. Thai meatt. Or between meate. Normalty. wonder il the earth wUl opei Ihe more you drink, the more you up and gobble tbelr bousa & iund to laia. Take il to lunch today. it did tbe Uenty Flack home. Everyday.You have everythinaiofaln. - “We coaid feel toe rumble ' when tbe boose fell In." Mrs. OfI SMrtmtnl 1 a htlffiU inii er /recery Mn neerty. E. M. Bogan -said Tuesday. IMMEDIATE "Tben the nofee sounded as if APFItAISAl A PICKUP Uve Above Qairry The Hogans and other famlUN 2-itn UN 24im lia Uve above an (mused Umestone quarry. Moodpy night's ' cave-in was the stxlh since Januiry. 1065. None of toe otoar cave-itts swallowed a bousa. -— In tbe teinedlate part oftoe Argentine district where tbe rocks and dirt are sinking into boles, only two of the six boroa on the north side of Gbbs R(»d slUl are occupied. There are no bousa on flm other side of toe rood m a threeJilock tb Mambore of Hio WotlHomeowners are uncertain just Oiffandarfor staM aro • hew far tbe quarry digging ex IN THIS TIME or EMERGENCY soon ... ar whetiietyon want to re tends. dodicotod to sorvin^ Nbi tat aroint MdMBtotaUa------Coimnerci&l Credit la extremely anx- duce the aize of your monthly pay ^ SUB Stay on Mtottatl TrtDatn Bb « toe tanoy «M4t' each family as fhay •' ioui to be of aervice to ita customers. ments daring this period of extra ' * For the moment the Hogans ttamHith................. would wont Hvaif own are staying. But that "keeps Whether you aro (tnaneing an auto expense ... or whether you have lost you on edge," Mrs. Hogan familial to bo sarvad. mobile. a truck or a refrigerator, tele- your records and want a duplicate set. mentad. (Ud>lrlN.Wflw«>i viaion or aome other appliance under ... you will find our personnel stand "We had to rw) (mn one dis SodOTftr the Commercial Credit Plan, or ing by and ready to cooperate. Come aster, the flood of 1951, .CHAin.ESWIRTH.JH whethw you have a loan or want to in or phone the nearest office below. we were living at Morris. Ka%, arrange a loan, we want to help you and DOW it looks like wcY during. $hfe.time af.ftaanoial alrain. tog to have to run again." H«ân said. yhether you need eome extra time First.-the attached garage of on'a payment that ta due or will be due . ihe Flack home toppled into a ‘ Moat hole. Then toe houae itdropped to. The Flacka bad fled, leaving furniture and oth er articia to tbe sipkiog.bouse. Water BanMig In tbe bole. eonridenUy wi der and longer than the sverage-sixe house, tbe sound of run 1401 Topeka Avenue CE 5-5123 ning water could be beard. 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Open Honsc—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas David Williams will be honored with an open house given by their children on Sunday ip their home in Hermosa BeW Calif , in celebration

mer Caroline Greer, daughter #.( Ur and Mrs Richard fr^r Greer. Tbpeka. fbe nL!v pmy fo! oi lowed the rehearsal (or the wedding w h i c h was solemnised at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Mt«t Pure Heart of M a r y Church.

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nan and Mrs. J. H. Hislop: aass C, Mrs. B. G. Meyer; and Class D. Mrs. C. R. Alexander. Bridge winners Tuesday at the ShawtiK Country Gub were Mrs. Ralph Foster. Mrs. Ralpb Smiley Mrs. M. H. Co*"■ '■"'•r"" Cradle Rail—Mr. and Mrs. John B. Swan are the parenu of a daughter bom ^e 10 ta StomMet-VaU Ho^tal. baby, who has It bufbeen named Meltiia Aon, hai sister. Melinda Kay, » months old. Grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson

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Bailey. Silver Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Archie C. Swaa Great - grandpareots include; Mr. and Mrs. Mirt Bailey, Della: Mrs. Alma Dean. RossviHe; Mr. and Mre.' j. A. Swan and Mrs. Nellie Borst. ate ^ Le, Darren, bom June 8. GrandJ, Lewis of Coming. N.Y. and Mr, and Mr5.-Ralph Welder ol Tc^wka. Mrs. John Fries of Meriden is great grandmother. Mrs. Lewis is the former Kay Welder of Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy D. J-rledli of Wakarusa have given the name. Sindy Denise, to Uiclr daughter bom June 12 in the Dechairo Hospital The Friedlis

Grandparents ire Mr. and Mrs. Harold Von Rohr of Harveyvllle, and Mr. and Mrs. John Friedll of Alma. Great-grandparenU are Mrs. Emma Cebhart of Osage City and Charles Adam of Utimer. Mr and Mrs. Ted Murphy, Solans Beach Calif., are the parents of a son. Kevin Jo seph. bom June 10. The baby has a sUlcr. Kari. t. and a brother, Mike. 2. Grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Murphy. LaJolla. Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gil man. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilman and Mrs. Lon Feltner, all of l^mdon. Mr. and Mrs. Jess GUmaa and Mn. Feltner will leave Friday for a two-week visit »]ih Mr. and Mrs. Murphy ^ family. R.»n,-M,, »d M», M.,. (ja m. Krumme have nhimed ,rom SI, Joseph. Mo., where they were called by the death „{ mn Rrumme's brother, J. p, G„m,re, Services were held at 2:30 p.m. Monday la St Joseph.

Impulsive Kisser Is Big Bore By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: After livi with an Impulsive kisser (or yean I have decided that kissing is (or the blnb. There Is sup posed to be a time and ^ace (or everything, but this knucUrtwad of mine can't time, ai^ the'place doesn't make any difference to him. No matter what I’m doing, ting stitches, cooking, reador watching a tense situaMRS. DOROTHY WEBB on TV, this 77-yesr-old -kid” leaps at roe and T've got to have a kiss, has cut my Up. bent my bridgework and knocked off my glasses. There are times when I could cheerfully send him to Viet Nam. 1 am no beauty. Sign "7S AND DUMPY” Mrs. IkM«thy Webb was electDEAR "70.” 11 there’s anyjd department president of the UBf they doB't need ta Viet ; Kansas Marine Corps League Nam right new It’s a 77-yearAuxiliary at a recent sttte eU redJHooded American "bey' ! meeting held In tba Broadview who It kiss happy. I ' Hotel, Wichita. Mrs. Webb is a triode duty to keep past president of the Topeka If yn caa’t trafa him. tranunit and : ■ quilite him.

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ante items 1 had borrowed a neighbor durbg the last year, Wa axtend eur sympathy to those who were aHeeted but had not retunwd. The total by. the Wednesday niflht storm end era feeling very of the borrowed hems (one lem on. sp90l of thread, two eggs, humble and grataful that we can b# ... etc.) was more than the price designated for the gilL accordtag to ber figures. I feel she is* petty, expecting Cdl CR 2.7100 or CE M83E such items to be returned. 1. would thinic she’d be insulted to' • Marl# Goforth • Kay Gilliand be offered them. I am willing • Marilyn Giotto • Sandra Uoyd to forgo her gift but don’t you • Jay# Anderson • ShlHey Mitchal think she owes me an apo)^ before the club? HURT DEAR HURT: No. Year aelgbbor, laiteleu at the wu. gave you tombing af taestlmaceedi u president Mrs. Vir DEAR ABBY* Our neighboi ble value. A leaaoa. When you be U a ae»hood has a '■birthday club” for ginia Unix of Wichita, the gals. We me« once a month dle or a teaspoon ofbaktag soda, ras elected Judge advocate. pay U hack. ’in the homes. This month 1 w Other ofneers installed eluded; Mrs. Lorena Pauls. Wichita, senior vice president: , instead of a gift. Mra. Rboda Campbell, WichliaMrs. Viola Wilson, division enjoy the physical aide vice presidents; Mrs. Rhoda of marriage, I couldn’t shad a or for her. McLaughlin, treasurer; Mr Did she ever conrider what Nellie Danielson. Wichita, chap fe would be like if ^ had lain; Mrs. Mary Cowan and opposite problem? "Frig Mrs, Eva Gilbert, Wichita, and women are fairly acceptable ta Mrs. June Cramer, trustees: society, but those like' me who Mrs. Msry Barber, historian: Topeka youngsters should be ’’uvei^xed.” and are thereMrs, Margaret Brock, publicity [Citing plenty of Tuhing a< ' chairman; Mrs. CSarlotte Hos It Westlake ta Gage Park dnig addicts, and criminals, ier. Wichita, assistani; Mrt- summer. have been this way since my Ida Howard, captain of Mel Shell of Shawnee Sports teens. I have tried psychiatry guard: Mrs. Frances Becker men Club the sponsoring group, for years, unsuccessfully. ... who war# effected by the disastrous storm color bearer: Mrs, Eleanor said 2,500 to 3,000 fbh w e r e 1 got married because I was Wednesday night... we invite you to come Hough, befiner bearer; Mra, hauled b the lake for a week, pregnant. I had several children and have not been true ta my in for... Utile Vickland. ways fbh. given ta the cl husband altho God knows I have means chairman; Mrs. Edna S. Army Corps of _ tried. I didn't even like half (he Tilton, hospital chairman; Mrs. neera from condemned land Wilma Buchanan, liaison offi near Osawkle that will be im men I cheated with, f wish cer: Mrs. Melvin Osseni.’chDd pounded by Perry Reser “LIVING A LIE” could Uve In my head for a few weeks, then welfare ehainnan. voir, are bullheads, perch, bli Opae Moader and Tbwsdey tvealagi m • p«. she'd know what living b beU is. Mrs. 171100 and Hn. Jean giUs, carp and goMfbh. My re^tion is not spotless, Gark were installing oBieers. Youngsters up ta 14 are eli but It's better than t deserve. I ble (or the program which h look like any olher-mlddIe<lBss a.m .ta noon every Wednesd suburban wife, but I am far and Saturday. SbeU said small from it. Sign me . . "ALSO children should be accompanied LIVING A LIE” by adulU. FoMowa non 21tt nd Folrtaw. CR 2-7505 CONFIDEN1TAL*TO "FRUS TRATED IN LAKE FOREST:

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MANHATTAN - (Special) - Bt POXXY CRAMER, NEA fortaUe mat to kaa back on. Being ■ batfcttb trader I have Pony's Problem Housing officials have set Sept, It In easy to have a amooth • -bythecoldt as the target dale for restor DEAR POLLY-I get double ■ lovely complexion, deaplta ing II unlti of a Kansas State wear out of my house dresses, aeaa of the tab on my back and lost everything to. the tornado. the tkiit-eoBrtentaf eHset One win be from 6:30 a.m. to of lummer. The ooraa open University married iludent -me blouses usually show the tab b so sfmi 5 p.m. at Ed Marling’s Stare b much wider in Qw heel so complex damaged or destroyed wear first so when the sleeves why I never tbooglrt of It myHolliday Suare and the other ll’a esaentlal that they have to last week's tornado. and noderaims wear out and self.-SUSAN from 10 ajn. to S p.m. at ‘free movamaBt to ^as and Ckmlrectors are working the skirt Is lUU good f make a without being cloned. DEAR POLLY-S-Being one of Kenney's Shoe Stare in White dose hour week, restoring the build MW bodice of a contrasting m Protect from eotmatic pig_te many who do their washli Lakes. ments. dust, and powder by ings. all fully Insured. terlal. If the skirt is plain emoolhtag on your oil of University and city officials make a prbted blouse and ndien at the coin-operated laundry Bankers to Oslo Olay. Thl* win atoo pretaet have Issued no meantafful dam the skirt U pattaroed I make a always had the problem of what the empicxion from harsh Look smart and qxvty in a age esllmale for Manhattan but plain blouse and Mnd the nrek to do with my purse while load OSLO. Norway (AP) - A sun rays and will give the cosy, cable - textured top - they said damages amount to and sleeves with pieces cut ing and unloading the washers 200 bankers from 50 coon akin a cool, milky bloom will attend the 19th inlernallonal even on the hettast days. great aU year 'round. more than IS mUlton to the from the good part of the origi and dryers. I solved thb by Tour druggist can supply banking summer school at Ber Very, very easy! Knit ^ve- complex and the Kansas Agri nal blouse, which b usually the carrying a shower curtain bo^ you with eU of Olay for gen, June l^hdy 2. tte Nor your lets jeridn to team with slacks, cultural Experiment StaUon. ptrsonal neads. lower back or front. Thb makes in my purse. I simply slip my skirts, bermudas, UtUe shap The station was wiped out b very little money.—I. D. W. purse strap in it and hook it to wegian Rank AmOcbllOD . - . Margaret MarrlL ported. ing. Pattern 7121: tisea a-M; _» .ra. ol poollT a new and attractive dr«« (or 36-Sa included. tod animal husbandry. DEAR POaY-I love that from washer to dryer and to More than 130 students and column! My Potater Is ' folding table. It is always in Thirty-five cent tcoinsl sight, easy to reach for morej families were -eveeualed from 'each pattern - add IS cents those pe^le who live alone for each pattern for ItrsUlass the Jardine Terrace complex have no one to rub their ach change and no bother at all.-' 1 mailing and special baodllng. fhich houses 576 families dur ing backs. I have been bothmd PHVLUS Send to Alice Brooks (Topeka ing the academic year. It was with backacbes so DEAR POLLY-The ertlflctol Dally Capital). IH. NeedlecraR only one fourth filled because back acrateher. bought at the stems ta ptostle pUlo DepL, Box 1S3, Old Chelsea Sta- of a break between the term and dime store, wrapped a piece of make excettaet freRlset to treto ------- tion. New York. N Y. 10011. the beginning of Mmmer icbooL wWle doth around the hand Uve ibitodeadne ca as it grows Prtat name, address. _tip, pat- Eight families are being part and secured it with taaptoater. r ton number. Giant 1966 Needle- housed b a women’s dormUory, ber band. Poured my favorite easUy aiM asbg Ois added craft Catalog fUrs knit, crochet Oihera are ta Manhattan Itatmeot OB the cloth to salu. fnlbess is weleeme wkBe tt is (asblonsl Hundreds more de apartmema. rata It and can reach every gettbg eitobUsbed. Be sure la signs. 2 free patterns printed in part of my back. Believe me, Ueod the artUlctal stems graceM. Send 2f brin^ real relief.—MRS. B. Portable Church feUy to prevcBt too ittff and: . look. --------This ta WBQ-I DBAR POIXY-My Potater.............. ............finest pattern collection ever BIRIUNCHAM. ta reiHy from my 7.>T#r-oM derfnl when yon weal an Imassembled from America’s most (API- A prefab) dsaghter. She was playtag talmedlaie natural eRe*’ ■* nlled, moved famous museum. Mainly 2. 2--------------21 (hat can be--tbe bathtnb and, when I went can be left b place i patches. Send 50 cents for new; ind reeiecled as population Museum (Jullt Book No. 2. De- shifU dictate will serve Angli- b to wash her hair, I aw that port when tbe real phi sbe had l«k»" tbe balh mat and takes over. Use plastic Ivy tbe luxe QuUt Book No. I - six- cans of St. Chad’s Parish here Uj teea complete patterns. 50 cents. Diocesan approval is given. It fastened It. by nclion, halt to ame way when starting grope would cost about $16,000 and the tide and haU to toe bottom hy or any type of ivy plant. « tk ab „ d. tmd . OT.-I-CAI10UNE seat 300.

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HONG KONG - The politlca1|the Communist party’s tanerclr- munUI Party Secretary Gener al. Teng Hilao Ping. Premier convulsions currently roeUhg] clr Commimlst China seem to sfgni-| 1‘ !• Ownghii mcreover, that Qmm En Lai. the best known leadtf at borne and that the long .awaited aoc- Mao has given hU Messing to Chinese abroad after Mao himself, cession to Mao 'fte Tmg may|»**»« in ft# hope that cnnaidered to be more a nation have already taken pUee. they can best carry on the rev- al etnblea than a party force tn the new hierarchy. In the view of experts here. oluUwa'T momentum be the aged and ailing Chinesepirlved to susUio, Perhaps more signlflcant than Communist diety has probably| The dominant men in the new these persooalltla themselves. are believed to abdicaled in allII but t name, a hoiity has passed on tolbe Mar^af^ Piao. the de- however, arc the poUeies tbkyj Ms sulhoi a group3 of key figures within I fense minister, and the Com-

LYNDON Spedtll-A bcmm aewtr dictrict for a nibtU^ vbiea on Pmnsoa Lake bn approved by the Burd of Ou«e CaitOy Oommlaiooen. Ihe action wu lakeo Ute Monday. The Sail-A-Way Estates m Sewer District was approved after Comintsiioner Lester Miles madeTRe nwtwn for approval and It was seconded by Bob Student in Spoin Jong. The action Is regarded as precedent among rural Kansas Sentenced to Jail coumig since it will mean coun MADRID. Spain (APi - The ty financing of a sewer system Nalioul-Court of Public Order for a snail group ot lesidents. 00 Tuesday sentenced Jorge j The distrtct will benefit 171 lot owners In Sail-A-Way EsUtes Gonxalg Ainar. described as a on the north edge of Pomona student of-Jouniilism, to two Lake and may be expanded years and four months tn prison to several acres adlacent and to the west of the preserd subdi- $140. viiloa. The prosecutor said numerous DoM BmiM Oomimmist pami^leU were Id Usulng bonds to finance found In Gonulex’ home AfK^il the project. efUmated to coat to. The < I1M.OOO. the county wiU go into bad tbe^naterlal because of Us debt leas than one half of 1 per ftudg in Joumsliam and not for ceU of the assessed evaluation, clandestine distribution. explained Roy Rodgers Jr., chairman-of the Osage City Re Republican Chatrmon gional Planning Commission. The subdivision guaratUeg To Offer Resignation payment of the boftds if ar owner defaults. Rodgers aak WICHITA (AP) - Don MeNeal. Republican chairman of Movie^f for Rally the 4th Cot

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KANSAS CITY (AP) - Earl Baltey doubled home a run in By BOB HURT the eighth and singled another across in the ninth, sparking By BILL MOHK Sen. James B. Pearmn (R-Kan.) said Tuesday -it ^rpears Minnesota to a M victory over Kansas City Tuesday night. aecesw” for Congress to force compulsory arbttration in the lAWRENCE-Par mastered the field in the State Women's Battey broke a M tie in the eighth and knodted In the sec< Amateur Athletic Uoion. dt Tourney at Lawrence Country Club Tuesday as defending ond of two runs the Twins scored in the ninth. Pearson's statement, issued In Washington, rapped both alned medal honors with a six-over 12. Baltey's oneût double off Jack Aker in the eighth pinned groqie for '^teUy, arbitrary" bickering and pointed out recent The course. pUying longer than usual because of still moist the loss on Chuck Dohion and|, ,, dispute between the U.S. Track and Field Federation and the (airways from Sunday's heavy rain, allowed only IS of the 111 devdopmenb to Theodore W. Keel, chairman of the arbitration qualifieri to break. board wbidi Is to meet In New York Wednesday and Thursday. tournament committee boosted to five hits. In New York, Kbed said he believed his five^nan board had I 32. thus extending tbe meet Reef Henen the power to make a Utfog dedskm In the latest ddispute Boswell. DOW W, struck out •■altlwugh a voluntary arraagoDeBt mold be pretteable." Mrs. Wilson trlmined To II and walked only one. Dobson It seems clear Jim T peka's Elaine Brady by one gave up eight hits, struck out he permitted to ran in the AAU itrtAe in the medal battle. Five six and walked five during his others lied for third with M's dtampionshlps, which serve 7‘s innings. Dobson left in the ■nine Becker of Topeka (a foureighth aflcr Jimmy-Hall walked a qualifying meet for the US time.charapt, Barbara Gench with one out and went lo second Busslan dual next tDonlh In Los of Fort Scott, Dorothy Graham n a wild pitch. Angeles. of El Dorado, Levon Devers of Catch Phil Roof hit his second It wasn’t so dear earlier. Kansas City and Maiy Ann home run of the season in the Ryun. and other unattached Horner of WkhiU. fifth, pulling the Athletics even after Bernie Alien and Cesar athletes, competed in the tint Medal Tovar put together doubles in ThU was tbe first medal title USTFT meet In TWre Hsnle. the fourth for a Ind., last week despite of hand." said Hunt “It was Just a matter aCN OF OUR HURRY-UP TIMES: edge. threat of ibe AAU that athletes The most significant sports development of of economic common sense." --------- ----------KSNUt.£ITT •ardtl who partidpated there would this decade started on a betweeD-planes ft *V,V;ri< EVERYBODY WAS SO RICH THEY be banned from the Nationals Slop in a parked ear in the Dallas airport ' « r.. ir»»!'ki couldn't afford anything. TlMy got money to SKh \! i s sssiii' J 5 i' "I was sure an e would qual in New York June 2S-26. wiftowr tk <e 11 <e i ( the California Angels whipp whipped In early April, Tex Schramm, general buy something only to find it wasn't enough. ify, but I didn't think it would The AAU ruled the Indiana manager and president of the Dalles CowJiibS” # SSr'S' ’* 7j 111 S«• tbe Chicago White Sox IIM and Top prices were paid for product! Dom the stand up (or medalist," said JHAII rt 4 111 Roel c pitcher Dean Chance ended a meet off Itatta hecinse the boyi. caUed Lamar Hunt, owner of tbe bottom of the barrel HQUonalres tDdn't get Diane, one of the early finish»tmr c S » 7 I CKknrta u 11 11 lAIM » >1 tk Akfr B e«0* six-game losing streak despite USTFF did not ecqn^ an AAU Chiefs In Kansas Qly. Wtject: Matrimony that way throwing money down tiie drain. -IB 4 0 • • Mm b^ I « »I IS Chicago hits. sanction. USTFF eiecatlve between the waning Ittttonal Football It had to come. Home nma came early u director Charlea D. Werner League , and the upstarl Amstcan Football ••■nie fact it did would indicate that." Kirkpatrick lofted a solo shot In would make no such applica League; said Hunt "But nothing has to happen. Peo tbe second inning and Jose Cartion. Utff the AAU Indleated Tbe meeting was set at the DaUas air ple have to make things happen. This is the denal did Ihe same for his No. 7 it mi^t make an excepUoo In port (or convenience (Hunt bad a layover greatest thing that's happened to pro fool- birdied the par five in the third. Ryun's case. The IPyeareld between planes) and semecy. 'Tfe had so paired tbe other seven, baU." Kansas freshman said be want many stories through the years that any*i!Tj!u.!?rî“yi'iiuiiIiu*n'ii”'' *f” . Kirkpatrick boosted his sea All cheered the merger, except possibly five holes bun har most on tbe son total to five With a blast into ed no special treatmeoL ttrae anybody from Ibe (wo leagues had boat side. She bogied ttiree of IR H a SR OB SO gridders due to gridiwte from college the «>«Blt fW, 7.41 . . f S 7 7 I II the Upper right field deck in the PearWB Aagry hmch, a big merger n»or started." said next few years. The gla« giveaways have the four long ■aOBan II..MI .... 710 i 4 4 S 4 eighth Bfier Norm Siebern had Pearson, who seiwwl on Hum. “Tbla kjsd of thing did not help disappeared. Mrs. Brady, the 1965 Topeka '‘wr OniBtlL ■ *T’s s’ '* ’ ' i. Before the eighth ww congressidnaT sub-committee Pro players have lost some of tbeir bar- City Women’s runnerup and tbe Angels had scored vestigaling the AAU-USTFF pining power. There la no chance to threaU 1957 State Tourney nmnerap TUs-wM net the first huddle among again when Tom Satriano feud, was obviously angry with NFL and AFL mognls. What Hunt calls en to bop to tbe "olber" league as did Pete carded six straight fives at tbe BALTIMORE (AP) - Andy Tap Draft Choice walked and Paul Schaal dou both groups when Interviewed ••free-lance" conversationi had been cooGogolaL Hunt, toddenlally. denies Gogo• ■ ' 'er round 1 bled. Etchebarren tripled home the late Tuesday In Topeka. He docted (or years. In fact, a settlement was lak's Jump prompted negoliettons. They like Mrs. CALIFORNIA CHICAOO Inks Chisox Pact understood both bad agreed - near a year ago. were started belore tbe Bills’ Udker signed Elaine steadied near the end tyli« run and then scored the .nHM.i*,“4',vi*M.f penalties would be inflicted with the New York Giants. But it might After blrdylflg tbe tenth and winner on Louis Aparlcio's sin CHICAGO <AP) - The a. nmlm H 9 17 1 BUM TO 7a1 But the airport meeting was tbe start of athletes while the matter was bogeying No. 11, Mrs. Brady gle in tbe eighth Inning as Balti go White Sox announced Tues have ipirred consultatloas. official negotiations. Schramm bad been ap before the arbitration board. “I doubt H (be aalaries wffl be aOect- parr^ six of tbe last si more rallied for a 2-1 victory day night tile Signing oi Carlos pointed to the.A^ owners who pronqtUy “The dispute U only one of ed,” said Hunt. "Not the veterans' salaries.” slipping only on tbe 16th. New York Tuesday night May, their No. 1 draft choice. pnôsal to the AFL owners (inpiroi rf 4 i 7 4 Aoilr ft 4 11 long list of controversies b May. an outfielder. Is a switch <i««n ft 4 a a a uawr«A IB sai n Bouton, attempting Sian Hnrt appointed a committee of Hunt, 1 LEAGUE CRAMP1W8 MEET FOR AN volved in a power straggle be Bill Sullivan and Buffalo's Ralph Wilson. The beginning of each nine comeback, war cruising along hitter and batted .352 at Parker <r>Mi u Till wiMn B aao overall championship in January. Exhibition tween the national athletic as on a four-hitter and leading 1-0 High School In Birmingham, bun Mrs. Becker's chances games will be played in 1987 between the rtaiming medal honors. S OUT OF THE /mPORT MEETING sociations with apparent disre going into tbe eighth. But Gete Ala. two leagues. By 1970. a complete reallgngard for tbe welfare of the came tbe merger of>tbe leagnes wfaicb was opened her round with a double Boyer's two-base throwing error wcao Ik 1 a a a nmt win be made. athletes and America's com announced June 8. Ilie agrement diacussed bogey six and took bogiea on on Dave Johnson's roller opened 73IIIM Ttlal W41IS Girls Sofiboll As part of tbe agreement, tbe AFL wQl Nos. 10 and 11. Next came six the g^ for tbe Orioles. petitive position in international in the parked car varies considerably (run 11117a i7i-aa • I a 1 aa laa—a pay ns minion over 20 years u an indem straight pars. Including an 18 events.'' Pearson said in his the one finally signed. But that was tbe RKULTl TUatMV BaO Loose J. UMren. DF-CBIIMU I. nity to the NFL, primarily to the New Yorit statement. “. . . the arbitration breakthrough, the all-important start It sig -------- ....UnM 4 ChlaoB IX 10 par putt on the Hth, be Roosatvli '* Etchebarren followed with Giants and San Francisco 49ers whose ter kluiL F/BOSii. It-FrBaail. McCraw. Ifc UIMfbb Tl«m 4 board of Ughly-quaUied and nified the NFL ofneiaky was wiUlng to Tillie closed with a bogey hit to center and when Ihe ball UMMm ti. MBinm Me. 7 1L Cam«n if -o"r£^fer.Vto'^ sl?!: ritory was invaded. dedicated mea apparently is rccognixe the other league existed. PBniheii 11. Si. U4mB<n Mo. 1 7. five on Ihe 18th. got past Joe Pepltone. the jetutn IS. AiiOara H*. I 4 A big tab? Sure. R breaks down to $100,sole to reconcile tbe arbllr Deteils remained but the duel bad be only other former cham rookie cateher wound up at McEirov teMoRafWi a thjb 4. (W.441 'a V W?*i 000 a year per club. Tax benefitt reduce the URW attitudes of both sides. For come a duet. Ostrich-type heads were out third base. Aparicio's single to pion in the field, Pat Rubelee actual cash loss to about ISO.OOD. "We give welfare of stndenl athletes and of the sand. One. they suddenly discovered, Kansas City, easily made t left delivered Etdiebarren witii At UA4 ShawORB 7 0.111. DBvaiBBiMrt nokies m6re than teal." shrugs Sullivan, culoU with an M. It took a ** *V *y”wi»i He. Si 1:10. Olget n. American sportsmanship. U ap- can Jive more d«ap^ than two, Ihe winning ran. . president ofthe Boston Pats.. “Just baelc ecaaonict bmgbt It I NB. 1-W1BW n. or better to make the top 32 Boyer's sixth home run of the Agreement of the AFL was not nnaniMmt," said Hunt. “Had fids not oome No playoff was necessary. season gave New York its only moua. New York. Houston and Oakland actioB in the form of compul about in perhaps four or five years, tte Tbe Wichita and Kansas Oty run. Ttiat came in tbe fifth In would rather fight than switch, on less than sory arbitration legislation.'teams in smaller towns potenttafly could ning against Oriole starter Dave areas led the march lo the equal terms. Wilson, Buffalo's boss, Later in Topeka. Pearson was have lost their teams. The only survirart McNally. with switched to the ralher-switeb^han-fighl asked if this Is a threat or would have been the big ones wilb the big 32, Bouton, sidelined with arm group to provide the necessary two-hirds each. Topekans In Ihe warning. "Both of these gnwps stadiums and Ibe big ticket prices. St Loids, besides Mrs. Brady and Mrs. tnwble for almoa two months, I vote. have greet experience warning Denver, Kansas City could have been driven Becker, are Elecba Ralston protected the margin until the The diaWents felt the egreement more and threatening people," be out of business." got him in trouble. (Mrs. Brsdy's sister) and Ruth of an absorption than merger. ProbaMy so. said. "If they wBil to interpret Key was tbe common draft, a device Mmer patched three per Howard. But all those rich Texans wefe aeddiig when it that way. perhaps it is JosU- wfaicb may draw frowns ftnm anti-trtBt Following are the chamjdOB- fect bmlngs of relief and got they formed the AFL eeven yean ago was ship flight pairings and ^lalif^ ' fied. But I win stand on the folks but will end ridiculous bidding for un dlt for the victory. a spot In the NFL They got It*_________ Ing scores: statemwL" tested talent. “The bonus thing was so out W VORK eAI.TIMOIt BtrkM BbrRM May Be LegUsttew •> « 7 0 « • AbB'KIb u 4 t 1 ■ a » J a I • lAvWr el 40aI Pearson said be wOi urge the S .‘.!|a:l&^£ i\\ tttee to introduce legilty tn Mstlm osrMB (M If a1 a islation if there is dlfficnlty aai pli^ athletes lor ttte ~ ' f;4t-P4t *»wWb. Km*> coy Ml n. meet. u cbibbt. LBmM*m ini. Btcktr. TbbMu (U) VI. In New Ycrt, Ibe AssocUted Niiicv RBBlvr, Mvmx lit). t;U-E>Bl«n OrtottT. CtfNnlRB <U1 Press sekflt had leanied it was “a virtual certainty" Ryun win mSI*. mariB im ... „ compete in tbe AAV meet. His entry, along wHh eight other ic;ia-eiBii«. - ..................... members of Ihe Jayhawk Track LOS ANGELES (AP) - Hous Tuesday night on Larry Dierk' ^'l^S^Ja?'HmT Kim'cifT Cub. WM announ^ tiiere by er's five-hitter. raoc W1CN1B If«, ton ended Sandy Koufax' eightRay Lumpp. meet director. van Davart. Ktmat Chuck Harsison. brought up place Dodgers two games be ia;i AWw ClwaitB tailApparatiy. Kheel’s erbitra- game winning streak and band only Monday from the Padfie hind San Francisco to Ibe Na ’*ia:l^'NBm Baaar.Tamnea dai v>. ’ • * • • * Uoo board wlD force acceptance ed the Los Angeles ace his sec Gout League, broke up a aep^ tional League race . of the otrtes. ond loss to U decisions fliia sea less duel between Koufax and Tbe teas was the first lor at the 10:7k-MBrv Ravitr. OUIM Suburban League •The lines are hardening son, hesttag the Dodgers yc Dierker wilb a bases-loaded sto Koufax since Oncitmati beat Elam DsmBm. AWiiien in: tkift-ftm AiMBv. OaiHifa regular price bit.” said Kheel. "Well have to gie in the sixth toning. him 3-1 here April 30 and gave eawiB FBI WCI OlVIilBH iiBoa. fan. try to Isolate this sttnaUon with Infield hits by Sonny Jackson ihim the same record as Juan ............... <»1» HMWfMB, (Umsa CHT Wll«Bla II. K>iw> 17. ftlB FlM. UWM CUT (741. out letting it become a prece Marichal of San Francisco. , and Dave Nicholson and a .. .• W Oftar Taaiama Ura. lim Bamam. aa cimCTBli Un. lAditna 11. MBiiBBei dent for future action. Well HOUSTON LM AHOILIS center by Joe Me . GaH CiFIH. fl: Ui-V Am TIIWI. Ill; Just try to give everyone t face_____ tbe baaes before Harri "*•« uwkt *iir*'’ ■” si^ way of doing things." 7 GOT L Wj.-auB7>l a. _ ___ son droqe to two runs with his Ug hiL ‘ONE TOR ONLY Y-Church League Bob Aspnmonte wrappe City League Softball tbe Astros’ scoring with a Flmoui R'dil? 4 a a a omia-i ft i a a a LONDON (AP) - Indian ten enlh-inaing bomer. ^■Mta^TUtSOST MIW viiin> 1. !>«• F« «a Macbaaleal Itpair SI. 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NEW YORK (AP! - "How's a yowl* player supposed to learn-Ttial's the plight o( young Ron Swoboda. TTte slugging sensation of the' New York Meb last year. SwobocU has managed to hit only two homers this year compared to ij iSK at the some stage last season and pomu his finger accus-

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practice, That’s a waste of lam. Hitting in a game against good pitching gets your liming going. "I can't relax when I'm not playing. It doesn't make you feel good when you give all left-handed pitching. “I know we bare prohleins you've got and you don't get out here." Swoboda said, obviously of It what you want But someIIS hard n»u lo B4i*..,--* show anything taking slock of the club. "But I limes it’s hit when 1 play regularly. You can't learn to hit In batting

U that was suppssed to U relerence to Westnim, wuldn't it get Swoboda in the dog bouse? ■■■mat doesn't figure in it as far as I'm coocemed.” Swoboda answered. “I don't pop <df that much and when I say sonetblng i iR's something I'w aald to him

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••Jack hits a high- towering ball." Palmer said Tuesday as the full field of ISl checked in for the blue ribbon tournament

Another solid vole for the 210pound Nicklaus came from the Utile defending diampion. Gary Player of South Africa, who ai “If there is one Individual favoriet it has to be Jack." the -ide of Johannesburg sail "He I game I let's face It, he has the game for any course, but thb one particularly." Fair Course The 6.7r-yard par-70 Olym pic Country Gub Course which the world’s best golfers attack ' lour rounds through Sunday, generally proclaimed to be one of the toughest and fairest layouU on which the has ever been played. Us gun-barrel talniays are flanked by 43.000 eucalyptus, pine and cedar trees, creating virtual tunnels for the driving areas.

■Die fairways are so narrow the pundits say competitors and caddies must walk them single ... Indian fashkm. And the greens are so small the ball Icannol be marked with a coin larger than a dime. ThkkRaafh The rough is thlrt and knotty _____ fy. Jelly-like substance which confounds even the best Of the chipping specialUU. Responding to the anguished cries of Ihe early lesters, Joe Dey. executive director of the U.S. Golf Association- ordered Tuesday that all rough be cut back to four inches. It bad been aUowed to grow to knee length. "It'a very tenacious tough, like steel wire." Dey explained. “It grabs t» a bait and bolds it.” Beo Hogan, at S3, shooting for his Fifth National Open over a course where be lost in a play off to IKUeJmown Jack Fleck 11 years ago, calls the rough the most formidable he has ever seen. “Maybe some of Ibe mus^ boys can do it, but 1 can't reach the green from this tough,” be protested. Palmer, record leading money winner who is strivlDg for a comeback after two lean years, said the championship would.be . around the greens. Drivtai Not As Importaut "Some say this is a drivers’ course." the capitalist from Latrobe. Pa , added, “It's true, as in any tournament, you must drive well, but I think that driv ing here is lest a factor than In any Op«i I have played." -psiimr said that Ihe grass fringing the greens was so deli cate that It was hard to get bile on the ball. “You can play ti igreat shots to get to the green area and• then • gel• three geltir pelting down," he said. Heat Wave Palmer said Hogan should play the course very well but added that Nicklaus should have a distinct advantage because of Ihe loft of his shots. He also named as threats such fine iron players as Tony Lema and Ken Venturi and adroit chippers, Jus and 18 amaleurs. ihe latter group led by National Champion Bob Murj^y and twolime winner Deane Beaman. An amaleur hasn't won the Open since Jotuiny Goodman did it in 1933.For the past few days the San Francisco area has sweltered In hear-tOO degree beat, the hottest iiV92 years.

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(Queried about the course, the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "I cho,p«i it 01 ovM.’ 44-year-old Fleck replied tartly. grumbled. Jeck Fleck is barii at the OMAHA. Neb. (AP) - Ohio of Us greatest' golf triaropfa. While Hogan draws bogd gal "Ask the good pUyers. I know Slate's big right-hander Steve wlthdravm, overlooked, and-in laries. Fleck plays his jwctlce one tWng- I can't play H, I'm Arlin breeted past Southern rounds and wanders around the not a capable player.” California M with a three^it. 111 temper. course in almost comptete pri IKtriXeoul Job Tuesday night "If I cut ihoot 900 this vacy. in a second-round college world 11 b* biwy." Fleck com He acU like a man embar- refused to pose for a pbotogramented dourly. series showdown matching rtsaed over Ua upset victory a In 1956. the Furgol. another former nation's top two geams. years aga Be keeps much to Ohio SUte, ranked N*. 1. pro gnm Davenport. Iowa, won Umself. He shakes ofi newspa Joined unrated St Jolm'i otJjew the National Open by tying Ben per merters. He has confided | York as the only unbaten Hogan at the md of 72 bote* U friends that be feris too rouri) ■ teams in the 20th NCA| base- over the Otymptc Country anb oiphasls has been given f " couroewllha2«7andUktagthe bail touniey. St John'a playoff with a 09 to Hogan's 72, gan'i loai rather than to U Texas 24 on Wall W. Qve-Wtter, outstanding fielding Asked how it felt to be back. and the hitting of John Zarelrifi Fleck answered with ancasm. and Matt Galante. "Fine, Just fine. It's groat to be The Big 10 champ* itaked aUvo." Ariio lo a sht-run second tnalng, He had Just finished a prac live after two were out The tice round and said be mlaaed a score was 14 when use lefty tix-foot poU OB the final bole for John Herbet walked .laSJdttlDg Jim Graham on a full count with two out and the bases load-

Milwve* n«d ■ tiw-hil shuioot Tuwdiy nlRhl »s lh« Ciwln tuii Rrds edged tbe Pttisburgh Pirate* M. Mikmev didn't batter and stnici out «ven in winning hi» *eventh game against two defeaUi. TVee Slagle* He was tagged for a tingle by Bill Mawroikl In the third and another by Roberto aemenie In the (ourlh. dien set down nine Pirates in a row before WiUlr SUrgell tingled In the seventh. The Reds gave Maloney the only run he needed In the fourth off Pirate southpaw Woody Fry man. who lost his second game d. after winning his first four. Europeon Judo Acu ... Rose IM NEW YORK (AP)-PUcheri are the botteat Item on thi This opened the gates. Bo Pete led nir off wun with aa si.itin basebeU's June 15 trade Reb and B<di Baker rapped tin- Dies After Accident gle. Vada Pinson rfnnbW doubled him him to to market In the flurry of action before „ Earl Wltan. Eddie Fisher. glea for four more runs. third and Tony Perei singled Choek Brinkman led <»lo MOSCOW (AP) - Ptrnaoa Rsdaa. John Wyatt and Fred Talbot Involved In dealt. home the run. Pinson was cut DickAfter midnight Wedneeday no dealt can be made unlest waiv SUle'i li-Ut attack with three OilkvUadse, the 19« Bunfieu down at the plate trying to score beavywd^t Judo dumylon. ers have been obtained In the league. The waiver price la only hiU. on the time play. use was hltleu untU the fifth. died hen TiMtdty of Injuries •nie Reds added two runs In ataff TMeiday by a^ Buddy Gordon clouted a two-nm SDfived in a car accident. Taas the moth when Pero tingled 'Detroit moved to boUler iti jitchlng homer for the loser* la On reported. ■Uig Earl Wilson. with two out and Dkk Simpioo itartm with a 54 reebrd, tai tixth. ChlkviUdge, 28. had also won _ Ohio SUte, now 244. has gone .brant nneW M the Tokr> ubiot UMiSI SELUI*II»1U the Botioo Red Sox. 19 straight games without a loss CHymplca. ■ 2, marred only by lo the Tiger staff. In order to scorelas tie. Top-ranked land Wilson, Detroit bad to give }^gtme streak was snapped. up outfielder Don Demeter. The The Trojans now sUod 4M Tigers are deep in outfield tal against college foes. ent with tnjund Mkdcey Stanley tboot ready to swing back Into action. Indlaas Ready CLEVEUND (AP) - Georg* A wtW MW In nirtUonr pncstlnn d«il«M<( Ur iporty aeveland, girding for a tou^ Thoenu and Ceorga Scott ham eanant fij^t, pkkod up Ramered ninth inning home run dats, the monster the bullpen, that earned Boston an 11-7 vic from Boston in aofrecent desl. tory and a spUl of its twl-night trw. W. t«»hind *•' »»d*Y * dnubleheader against aeveland Rsdalz was sbeUed in his first LWfDON (API Walter Mc Braves 11, Phils 6 Tirtwlsy nlgbC Whitfield drove outing for the Indians but has Gowan, 23-year-oId Scot, oul- Oiirk WlldhU Cl<k .fftn v»v. A. hn.Ur, • «rl* bi«li in I!**. pitched effecUvely in later ap pointad Salvatore Bumml of wnll-iUclind Uini w»k nil thn ll.k «»*Im nr*.. in five runs M the Indiana won PHILADELPHIA (API pearances. St.lk .iti Irm wild b«.n. OmHi iBeinrt.In .Mh. wlldc.h Italy and strQjped Urn of Us opener S-T, W.I..I. Tk. kleh.it noaiil.lni Md cImmiI itr*.mi I. .11 tk* Hal* Aaron amailNd a twofun theRD(*y dlspuied world flyweight boxing ColBvito’s-Tand slam Need for bullpen help Oi.rl». homer, itngled home another mer In the elghte inning had prompted the Baltimore Orlolee Utle Tuesday UghL uny and abo scored on a to complete a swap with the UcGowin, 23. Jabbed I A cniMr'. a.r«dl<.l GmpftU (icIimM iNlvd. • flnl d.ii the nightcap at 7-7, but Chicago .inlrl*. throwing orrof u AUanU top tied White Sox by which to victory in the early broke the deadlock with Hank Bauer got Eddie Fisher, and survived a vicious cut over pled PhUadetpbla ll-< Tuesday TlMsau Thli It . pci>.N «*ffl^b*nkl. tivKSnd iiwteti will b. mUm* his second home run of the sea night and ended a four-game son. After Carl YaslrMOskl the knuckleball artist, to team Us right eye suffered in the t earn* r*eal.«l lotlog streak. DONT DEUY~DO IT TODAYI walked and Tony ConiglUre sin with relievers Eddie Walt and middle of the fight Aaron broke a 1-1 Ue in the gled, Scott whacked his second Sui Miller while Didi Hall is The IS^ounder. before about For Inferm.tien. wilk.ul tblla.ll.n, writ* fifth inning when he tingled home run of the gems and l#th getting back in stride. 6,000 at indoor Wembley SUdiThe While Sox. who are bone Woody Woodward r*" of the season, wrapping It up. um, saw McGowan covered in In pitching, grabbed had doubtol. He moved to tt blood from the cut in the last Slebert Wbs F.O.I«x1l02.ToBek«.RflMai baseman Jerry Adair wbo had on a tingle and an outfield Sonny Slebert. who pitched a round. then icored wh« catrier C no4tlUer In his last appearance been riding the bench unhappUy At tiffles he tried to wipe the Dalrymide threw wUdy trying FrtU, aiM pwd up M In Baltimore. Adair wu the sec blood out of Wa eyes, and It to catch hfan tn a nedtwn. tixth vietoty In the opener, al ond addition to the Sox's second poured dowi the rl^ tide of Aann'i tlit beew wem over though be was knocked out In base corps in recent weeks bis face. But he stUl boxed his the Mt Add stands tn the tev- the seventh tnalng by a fenr-ran Wayne Causey hiring come way out of ttenble against the over from Kansas aiy earlier 03-year-old ItalUn. enth acortag Woodward who had Boston rally. in a deal for outfielder Danny tingiad. eiavBuiND •trkS Cater. LCr«M O The New York Yankees, still »r H talking about getting into the race although unable to reach the .509 level, reached Into Kan sas CKy again for pitcher Tal t* IWnr W X bot. whose first outing was not a «5i bowHng success. To gel Talbot and catriier Bill Bryan, the NEW YORK (AP)-A NatioD. Yanks gave the A's pitchers Bill al FoetbaU League sp Stafford and Gil Blanco and ' saU Tuesday there II TMII »I _ESj:a chance of an exUUtioo guse fielder Roger Repot. Some observers expect the between a team tn the NFL and Twu eiiw* -Twu J»»m MMW > •** l*«-» Bouon-Ksnsas City deal that the American Foothtf League natMM <•< i>«-4 brought relief man Wyatt to preceding the 1968 season. Boston with Rollle Sheldon and The spokesman said any such Jose Tarttiwll Is a prelude to a game could net be played becauaeofexIsUnggameBDdteteswap with another riub. le H an iiu W.MJ'V rislon caotrocts and the prevail Wyatt Coveted t ? S T ? t DelroH, for one. has coveted ing thought that the first meetI t « * * » ciaviuiMs Wyatt for a couple of years. The Ing between the two leagues .....:v,; *. i: ■ Tlgerf would like another reUef should be at the ebampiORsUp man ID give Johnny Podies. the Uvel. Angeles Dodger, a lift The Washington Bedakliit of S3'V’'i!!:SSia'!." ‘ ex-Los In the trade with Bolton. Kan- the NFL and the Boston Pasas aty received outfielder Jim (riots of the AFL were reported Cards 9, Mets 2 Ooager and relief pKcheri Kea to be dickering for ra eihlUtlon V> I • « • Attvt C •--« •• Sanders and Guido GrUll. game in Canton. Ohio, Aug. U NEW YORK (APl-SL Louis Kansas Oty haa made '**' MUrtMI «• !•' or 14. knocked out Dick Rustedi, a many dealt since the seasoa shutout winner Friday In hU opened flwt Its year book must Willi I* TWM I > first major Icagoe atari, and Wiltiam Jewell Star i be in a 10th edition. Among scored six runs In the teeond v".',.’«!!!=') Iboee sriM have been amt to oth inning Toewlay on the way to a m. AMi. voe-a«i er big league teams are pitchers Signs With Yankees M victory over the New York John (Cnevelmd), BALTIMORE (AP) - The Mets. • (Houston), New York Yankees announeed .....so Eleven Cards went to the c-*« TiMiday the tignisg of John plete In the second when Jerry Patterson, a fint basonaiMMlBuebek hit a twtwiin homer. (lelder selecM In the special There were five singlet, a walk, lYenks). inflelder Causey phase of the recent baseball an biimferencc call against and outfietder Tar- draft. catcher John Stephenson tabuli (Boston). PattertOD. 12, Is a graduate of double steal tn tha inning. wmiarn Jewell College ud lives Nah 3, Tigers 2 Rutieck. who had blanked Urely new outfield Kansas Qty. He bats tad CInrinnati In hli first appear DETROIT (AP) - WlUle.-------sek (MifflMSoU), Jim ^Gotger, in _ throws left. ance after his recall from Jack- Kirkland drove in the winning (Boston) and Repos (Yanks) sonvil'e. never got anybody out run with a seventh Inning single and rtill have Ctoler (WUte Sox) this tbne. Lou Brock led the Akfonite Elected Washington snapp^ an available for the outfifeld Cards' attack wiUv. a homer, eight-game losing slretk with a Infield. At Insurance Compeny of North America double, two tingles and two sto j-2 victory m-er the Detroit IV Mott of the heavy trading has President of ABC we’ve eireedy swung into ectton. and all len bases. •kw 1........................... gers Tuesday night. INA policyholders who have suffered tosses AKRON, Ohio (AP) Elec IT.LOUII MeWTOiK League MToo' ecTwaiT should call their INA man rlfdit away. This had its share. The swap that tion of Lincoln Haddm of AkTOfi will give us the c^jportunlty to help them brought first baseman Orlando aa-presideDt of tbe American over a difficult period and to act quickly Cep^ to St. Louis from San Ameteur Besebetl Congress was i > ] > Sme'-w' { i to rallove them at least from thab financial Francisco for pitcher Ray S ftsr,.* He fUU a vacancy created by tosses. ccki was a major deal the death of C. O. Browaaf BatWe can do that because INA was ready Ue Creek. 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ThF wheat harvest ditlont have been favorable (or the f said. began In aoutbem border counUet Tuesday, and about stx per ■n* Oklahoma wheat harvest In the cotton belt. plantin| U I ceni of ibe Kansas wheal U is 40 per cert completed, and nearly complete; but tbe cotton plantinf across the natirti crop In moat arou is only (air ripened, a Kansas Crop Report Is comfdeted and dolag weD, to ing Service said. ______ _ About one per cert of the wheat has been harvested, and this Is two per cent below normal The percentage of ripened ton know," Dana Hummer. *hcat is nine per cent below tbe Topeka police chief, said normal, the spokesman said, D. Raeburn Rosendaal, 1243 ttieaday. Below normal temperatures Garfield, will be a delegate to Yet the fact remains, that! and rain in Kansas have slowed tbe ammal High Twelve Intereven with tornado vicitn's the ripening, but weather con* prop»ty cxpoaed to the elefor the Kansas Authors Qub's mil contest which closes In New Orleans. Rosendaal is WeroaUonal June SO. day. Tom L. Kiene. epresentative of tbe Tc^ka Crowds Dbcooraite tor of tbe Topeka Capital-Jour- High Twelve Qub "Perhaps it Is because there nal. will Judge the article divi president of Uw Kansu Aisch has beoi so much manpower in sion of the contest which Is open Oediaaster •reas-miUtary per* only to members of the Kan cliUnn of High Twelce Clubs. aomet. odlnstera. police. utlUty su Authors Oub. crews and cleanup crews,'* the Other Judges include Atlantic UwaUn «f TW chief said. Monthly, short-atory: Red Book, “n»en. maybe its because short, short story: Jack and peo^e were so shook anor the KANSAS CITY (AP) - Jerry Jill, Juvenile tlory; Ted F. Mc big blow they couldn't get or- 3ick of the Topeka CaplUI-Jour- Daniel. Emporia GaseUe. edi ■•a Annkn CUpMr S! ganiied to commit crimes. But, ul Is the winner of the May torial; American Weave, poetry; iriw wn •WkM W tea I'd like to think that all citiuKH ihort feature contest conducted WlUlam E. StaRord, Lewis and| tanaU SbaWai aiaaaa waar responded to their respoiHlblli* among Associated Press news dark College, free verse, and; ar tea War M kail. ties during tbe crises - to look papers in Kansai. WaSandn, J«U Thorpe Menn, Kansu City Star, His winning story; on the positivo side. light iti iTm MeeU HaUitay May Be Helptag ar Calt H 4-76)1. eiS-UTM, ■Td like to think any of those "Perry. Kan. — A long-time C6 S-H14. Cl 1-6661 isidem of this town of 600 peoibst would h >le finally agreed to go halfway In crime toe* a holldsy or may* be they turned around and be n meeting a city ordinance regan helping people who w«»e Efulriog bomeownen to counect tbe mnnlcipi] sewer system. hurl. ' 'I’ve been using an oulbousa -Of course, 1 wouldn't sug gest that brining a toraado In or over 70 yean and I’m too old to change now.' he said. every day would make people Hookup Made itraighleo up. "So. with city council approv•The peo^e are to be comi. be connected his o ' -pllmented." Hummer sak). Several cases of looting have cility (o the sewer. "Mayor Frank Obenland said occurred, hosrever. B searched Ihrough the ordlNeighbor Nabbed Ray E. McKinney. detecUve nances and could ftod nothing Moutanam, aald in one case a to prevent the hook-up. He said man cau^ a close neighbor Prank Oark, the clty'i aanlUlooting hM home. He doubled tlon officer. Inspected the charges would be brought plumbing and found ft satisfac againtt the neighbor because tory. Water From Banse the property was returned. *"The man piped water to,tbe other cates, minors were building from his bouse." volved In minor thefts Story No. 2. one dealing with "KBvIng airmen and National Guardsmen on the street cor- a peanut butter protest by blfbj ntts an night bad a great deal school students, came fron; to do with the lack of crime.'* Carol Dunlap of tbe WlchlU McKinney said. "But, crime Beacon. Jean Sevan of the baa been very low all the way Southwest Dally Times, Liberal, took third plwe with a story Ihrough." about two boys he flew their U Loottagi Reported Leas than a down lootings Khool's flag at half ataff. have been reported, McKinney uld. nwre are usually from Marysville Trooper e In five break-rts a night Police usually book between Will Be Promofed 1 SO and SO perm a night. Their / offenees are noatiy always TTooper Darrell C. Gregory, Ifrafflc vtalaaow and mlade- UaiysvlUe, win be promoted to Lieutenant effective July 1, Col. t the traffic vlotalar. tbe J. H, Reeves, Supt Of Uw Kan : was probably igt ' sas Highway Patrol anneanced. Gregory will repleee Robert g ttw wont of the c IVson. formerly stationed at SaOn Fofher'j Day Tiwit Dad.. . Pay Fl»ei Late Lt Floyd Feaker. police inT»k. hi* Out to KING'S for o formaUon officer, pointed out Doliciou. Kingbur9«r . Uiat traffic vioUtort arrested before Oe tonado were just now gettlnf around to paying finea. i -We baveet even been run ning radar," be sahL

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MANPOWER, me. NEEDS CLERICAL WGRKERS EXPERT OaHH typNt«.-.Md»nnte writ U MK abSyMAI^^

Iron, TlD and Metali

NOTICE •09DELL. kESTER «k-Agi « « <<f

‘To all m7 kiyal and wonderful

eoBtsmen. The torudo bis .r..rsu::rs,:irir’..^ iDOEBd ITTB .Saward Ava. “r;^“-nh‘r' A.rrD’.y£ Mope toIMfeeto you tbera. “Cec" aniciatiM. IMe^twmI at al tAount Haea Camrltry. MamorUi' may ba gl ' -

fIUTe^h iriRSH. BESSIE BUT Muivant. Faaaad awai

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30 MISCIUAMIOUS tOt BAU '

ARMr In pan nis Seulti T

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was

Raw a Stana. ar Aaei. riRBOun.ar.Cinr.TS

Deari Pawn Snap LOANS: Bvyj will tradi. Oultart. bunt, tyviwrilart. leeia. iids Nenn Kan. fl

ess Se. TcpNa Bird. AM In Laiimaa can vi sai

NEW

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Nbim. CE ASM and all mduIiU

TORNADO I JOHNSON. OSCAR H. — M Finmari Age 7b. Bam lipl. )1. liN. Pauad aiay Jima II. itaa^ Strvicii 11 a.m.

SHIPMENT — Wailpaeari am

9?r.w •" 'vK«_>~A te'K .T

man bueuart i,a47 ecoNar «ar ILSU. Dual II, mt tea. iraiiaf. la eiy timi. CMvy. >v ten. Vd aluue. SsiA Miter Repd -BI7J

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tTir5;?S;.i%'St.‘«;iSk'‘ pm.

E^S-3Pt™StTs|

’^SALE^

l25JH,>iarrispn ff we can be oI servlee

Call CE-2-9354 erwrito

—P.O. Box-rfOB? ' „

SOI NYLON CARPET tS.SS SQ. YD. Choke ofCalon AVACADO GREEN UGHT GOLD FROSTED COCAO

.ATFORM ROCKERS SW.tl. lete bad iiini ttatl. eeucatn sites wantW. sm. ^ EX FOR SALE - saaten lea maafin.. ,at< wry macnlna. a iiavor lulemiiic dr-iw SINGER TUNE UP SPECIAI - taniar. gai grill wim evwn S» T Any mwa maenma. An anwrt Singrr A er call CE S-alBS Bi B'tJ maceank will cerm te yiur kana and II__ C adluii and baianct tanalont cMu iib-

34 STOBt FlimiBU BEST GARDEN ITORE_ _

3 BARdER ehairt. bbU Mr. emn tiaf. and amar barber aguipai

'ttn& r wwMancieanat rau. I40C ng wi mtyrnailoMl bailt. Salary te ExPBRieNCED - Tua aawmae SakS akJMd MW^ yatlMt bines Hi r B Ataaciytei awrt. in eaat THREE^'lRES - OM wMal, tA Jhint. Eacailtnt aa CEwm tumiiMd. Emaieyf

14 JOU Of IHTtBCT-FIMAl

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a»lu.l m—nd

InwKt rytfer, 'lubrkala mow .t needed. cMU wirmg ler aatyiy. e»'y n.ti. SINGER SEWING CENTER. 1114 Sauin Teeata. AM MSB________ BMJ

PEOPLE S ETORE - a> jauun CE S44H

WE BUY PliRNITURE. ETC. 37 OFFICi l•U^7M^I^T

Large tawetMn w utad tumitum tor . ovary ream m im nauu. otKounn an

wT*Oui'ney *TeSma

ONLY ADS Wclvding emong aliim n lOLiO OiK Sunk bade aniti chatt end

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wamm ciati.lkalLn. VMattane et Mi

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OBOE Hwciian a irw iiNL 4m am

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TORNADO VICTIMS a O.IbCOHRT «H RBPAU waring machlnat and. vacuum

LESMAN

. Blvt CE UBIS_______ ^

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MeCormiek Rug

at Vm B«w>

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MBSSbU •'«

42 HOUStHOlD •OOPS

rlr HMOLM m-rnnn.im.

has relocated the office-

Agney M«r

pmm

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B1SJ NBW^ANO USEO guliam. ttmdard and

NATIONAL^ONWANY. Reiali «0dd a

Modern Woodnneil of America

JEAN TAYLOR. Sec.. Cemp 53S

- MOTOROLA Hiyyiaion. gmtl eanoL e'er Centar. kanwa. teat. Saa ti US LOM. S4S. I7IJ _

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EXPERi^Mjieeilwiu HJw

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smjs OFF df aiiT a 1 ciawmart buying e

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RAMADA INN

14 BAillMiW WAMTIP

0 COMSTBUCTION lOUirMCNT'

MAH 4 MONO traetn Pam

irv in Ettt II par M liM ty contIdanML

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- -

HOBBELL-S

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CE STB

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RENT A TV

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hmtujSy

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Will also repair wEBtherstr^ andadjuuyourdoort.

Ui!i7*Nr*,:sMta’'''^' GAGE RENTALS CR 7-«74i

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Lam- FWNC HOlMtS. HISS LUCY H—ll Pattad OMy Juna II. WH ’wet? ee *: will ba al S:» PJA. Widnitd........... Diismdartyr OibpaL Ray. D. tk B'ny FOUND-Bmiun maW Tarr lym 4 Pew. CE S»L

Ryv. Cnuri . atflcuilng. InMrmaM I

3 AinClB MB BINT RENTATV -

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WANTED in liendry and

U'Li'iSiJy.'lli' eoWi CNanan and L, n Ara. saa Bin wan

zisst-.s"

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DOORS . AND ELECTRIC OPERATORS INSTALLED

TV REKTAIS

wa flaw Mva dlieiive raady ib la. Ordtr yaw dHelay now. Rt. • Hi .vbum Rd.. Toeaki, Kamat

IS JOBS OF INmtST— MAU ead FtMAU

IRDHINGB DONE M iwy Mma. U pWe*

Petm. lonnerly ol Cozy Comer Barbershop.

° y LOT. WPHP. ffotw

SOS Branner, Pbone CE 4-VSI ®,:5SSI.,!*T'-t^..“F'Sd.,'1af^

7 ciBtem talnd iDd drapas. Piggr "TtN^^FL

OVERHEAD GARAGE

SCRAP ..

SERVICt ETATIOH - AtHndanl. aaU

Vlriane Woodird Cosmctles noir lociied 1419 West Sth. Stop in or can CE U3D7. B»J

BUTINO ANTIQUES DAILY WMI aa yeu kayo le ettry Iteaelaiy need Femitum ncer. im OiBi. CRSetSi. CE AS

M. KATCH & CO.

7 dbwtlM IIUK^ Mlntlm. T movkjrejaflo^iwt

tOlUI »

■

KNUTIOH. ait e. >»m ' have ««n Mb tmi iickaia la IM . can Mra. Tedd al TM Ttcaka Dally - altai and TM Tacrba line Journal

n tafTngy S7*!Irk^ J?’} asm. marnlDBa. BT1J chair

waSar laNEr ka ir PL 7-1114.

'wau-oif^Kderfb'r in W. Uh

rs a-K,." TOeNAOO DAMAGE Rebulldingt Repalrirpt Nan Mt»t Can CE Mail er villi Long Ball Lumbar Ca. »l T71 Harm Ktnaat Ayt. ter camewtt eaWaliana et Buiiny building matarlali, BSK

IS Fey dead up le data luBe JAYMAn COMING

HAIR RRWOVei

‘•«Ric«LDENJJjrtER.

buy a Titan cMbi u

MAN WANTED - Afl IF». »J and diiivan M' tlma idik. <

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32 WANnp TO BUT

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In Mia aT’Mr^^Tt'^'cw^r

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BROWN’S MARINE VALLEY FALLL KANSAS

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MASSAGE BT NINA 07H Ranm . . . CEM1S4

CASJtesm. HRS. lwisb at u diKa, Cant. Ada n, Maaad ew

-------------9 yeung

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BrIdgatiDM Mdtaraycln

u 1SA1—nSH BAIT

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-TIME ampi I at TaeaU ____

ASSOCIATION ^IM

Topeka Lodge No. 17

s-im.

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iwtdt or ter aeeainlmantt. ______ ^BITJ

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Announoe«mri)si

SIOewALK~ERICK. EM e

and BaU Sar.kt On _____ , tulboard Motors SAVE THIS AD. wa can Mip you lae. • Da yeu mad wiad padduclt. Bannatt Mark Twain-SitrC/alt-Giaiircn Baaia

EXPERIENCED hair d plaitiy and mdtaoraied jiia ____ __

FLitsBt-ce uta

ind’^lT'Spyle? wS ►ST?’'ee aitt?

NEST rlSn. rm ._ piiteii. iheir>n. Wa aaii ar tr__ krinemblaa Lean Otfki. Sit Kinaai.

THE HEW HOPE H ALCDHOL.es AN

ksr.y"S2Ss-

NATIVE LUMBER - Rad cadai. waMm.

rsb. CR twc. mi luati sm si_________________________ UKAYAT tapnaan. TMie. meter. Eical- HOUSES TO MOVE - I bedni Mni cendlllan. IIHde. FL MIM. BilJ mna teutti ef Fe-bti. I14H deiiverad.

ai WOIK WAKTID. I

'anirMi“wujIlm|»^i«bM^ It'll

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lamp. HaM taayka DW.

Bossier ft Associates

ALL KINDS-Uiad a (me bleu weti e> Pea

SPEEOLINER HP. |ina, InDatrdwwreBird. ■and cammu. Tand*,

VETERAN APPROVED

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DDES NCT COST — IT PATS Our Macamanl dapaitmam Mt men K>b ooaninoi man »t can nil far ouiinad roOmiat* KEY PUNCH h DRAPTINO * COMPUTER PROGRAMMING h lUSINIU MACHINES

SECRETARIES TEMPORARY JOBS

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saiaiea Cmirr. l|ii Kanm_______ K

EDUCATION

5« j

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prafamd. a

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• I sfieiAtwoTiep

■ Dayi 1 Dayt 1

Eoartanca

ixPERIEHCED Payroll CWiiT

all

1C FUMPAL BtUCTOM--------- w«u......

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HIGH SCHOOL COMPkETfD at nama in laara tena Taaia turmtMd. dlaiama awaraad wnw tar frai eaaarienyi bioaiaa. Anwakan BAILBOAT - 1HI lunlltf Call CE nOi altar I.

HDNW JrtL^B^ ^

LOST — BldS tamali. S mcritti tman. Cmruewirp'*Etld Sonw aanau yMMIty if Arnold dnC JMb. '>-*JI^ CE l-S

~LUWBER-APPLIAHCES

■ 3IA lOATS—SfeiTliO BOQDS

M ICUCATieHAl

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fflir¥T“="^ ““"

la lasariaaKad alda. I r momlfBa. In pn

FOUND — wtilN famaH aeadia an HMHway W iwar Cuaamw. CE adwi. am RIFEBENCEI. tALARY OPEtl. CAU

IM MEMORY el Oamniaf. Jey" *

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Po» on .!u Pam .in

malt mart

jrWur.rT:; craw and avr Ra.ienai Manadar It irm.-

mam. Icsitaytiia. Kanaat. HiJ

Laa AuiMrPv. M a tuaraMia inai II M lasm pMDMi la accaaad. itia ■asar will tiimun np aollCT at Inauranca ai iMClUM. Fu'iM' ma'iMat al preoiial bi ttw term if a lanar of cot. lirmatian el rtita and inncv ».«d W

T>-pewr1ter It and aitrac-

ana

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... - SrSil"-'..... a AMERICA. 1 It. Ft Alan.

IS ACRES BY AUCTION m MILRt wvtmni o< TinRt. Ramaon. Jm <A J;0O »m. Houw «>0 oltur MWUiQt. c<m Mlrr 19*> oaan On t> aam, bai<)K« M RvrcKtw vka Out

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Kv ftica. OLOER-Oaed acil«L

We have 2 and 3 bedroom homes. Assume or new loans, move In now, dose

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waoean anead (imurtd awlmmlng good. Taa bMiaami.

II.,no loata. Will attommeaila a

eawd caraavi. Two bam>

EncaiM

PRAIRIE ROAD

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aS^ga-~-5

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RANCMBR-J bacrawr^am^^

da Com Aiancv CE ARM

. kiiciwn aegliancat. C ,law. CR MAO._____________

513 W. 6th FINISHED TO •* TENANT'S RSqUlREMEKTS CR 3-2503

* ASSUME-Tk IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

*"'

: OFFICE SPACE ARiroxlniately MOO Sq. Ft.

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iT-OF>TOWN Rorttrr

(ISO. Mia. itiKtO M ban.aro, m ream. Nto' v.A. ano HaEacnrai ou w. l»m. CR J JISA____

Flanm ol' bubi-lnt. A Ragnlar CE Amo Hari

N^OUAL

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bSl l£WIS.‘'^?iu)r

FOR RENT

garoM.

I lancao bacR rarO. Chaasar man rani.

Vvanam wf^*aaar t&tOD.

CE Mill bUJ JatrllKlng awr

r.'i.-SL.’isvs-'!S - New-Loan Needed '."S'».-.,:.r=:';jK5K^.VACANT .........-

FilcM In law Wt______ lEEREOROOM.

OOMS-NNiOand Far*, a

NORTH ROCHHTER - N

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AIItS"mlvaOE buabaaa'natr WII* M alHiaul tamaat. Fran !«• Alaia "RFi

miKlwr. —

3.*S^CER, Realtor

■cSia'cn rui.

B. Spencer, Realtors CE 3-7311

s,'!r..rws«"ssi:

HVhia*od Park lELLRENT -In a McFirlanO. Kl

SyCm. |1JJ0R*CR MHOj aflar 1 a m. im. b)iJ OWNER TRANIFI

Call Lm Watar. aOilA* RILL lEwn. REALTOR W. in* CEW

*Near Penny's ^ In^Wh'te Lnktt ^

Meadow Lane Miamam. a", garaga. im bant.

.rw

UR lOOEWOOO. <aw indltb e

Nam Ctolral. H. tOtlA FL 7-am.

Lake Shorewood VERY NICE > badreem nama, u Tiiraa baWaam. Im btma. anaahaa gar- (rent, canirai tir. all garagt. aat Fancao. Many talrat. EttaiaM Wnar taaiurai. CRM«*

i’s-SErs

71 SUIURIAMS FOR 1AU NORTH - ] taaraom. iva bant, tarmal Now Is TV Time omog roam. ■natfiaO gtraga. tot ba*- bUSINEU II RM M l*a railwrtni. ■aaot. Hamral bat- MU b\CT. bl?J Mmi uii Out la iDMaa.

o«fic* »F*ce liia tau*n P««<

mm It >ai1 ywr rat«. MJ» <a«*

g;r~r^'

. aim ana mtir V IA«I ciTv; I

Mr. <M Mn W. 3. Man, owr eoNoucreo it jtM k<ri AUCTION A REALTY^_____

MfCMCAL*pS^^BCDC. , IITH A GARPItLO CRMM - CtASMl

Shorey TWO BEOROOWt »,» waod naan, naw mmau ang men raomi raatterawa MLIO. MBd. 1 roam benggaw. Win I' mil Hit ar atMmtan. Onm tuag oiin

I^lS.'*Rwitor

IM ACRM «Mr Rt IMMM.RM Ura V

Ci*pj| n*«to*« aM

100 WEST 27TH ST. I3S0 DOWN in M

FOR SALE — Iman hauaa. a Eaa Ooroan. CE i-nm.

**r OWNER - HHbflv OFNiMa* » bawoarri THREE i

s.*!S-iKa»‘e:-’5“

7i RIURIHCRS NR ULI

FOR UVE - ]

ranr.ss’S •lU

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;

yair bam. Hugo kIKIitrr. AliaOrad ! raga. nun*.

e. r. marcy Realtors

MEDFORD <H lAaBtdraam bamt Frierd al « ytiiw. Raovra. ivaa bundfad titn ae-n. Full arlca la.tHOb.

"'ara.'ipgriig. Early accvaancy.

"country club" . . . ba garagt. Natr Vwimaa Haignn. Ijgoog-Suatti ar l*a tartat. Nun tor i«a mn - oat na ana i*ii largo Moar Kama aul <n R<a couniry B

uiillty roam..an ti

KANBAS-t 1. ba fonl r,

lata baeiaam. aitacnad oa a aaina tiat. Itnctd yard, ,r. Ta« bucu Iram Ban aoi. AM AltM. BlIJ acHva IMa

Maum CrlRyl. Qlh

FOR ULE -

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"new coratrucUoo"

.i'll wTaTajS ■

laur badrarm. famir baim. mil baatmaM. . ca^gar... •« Marik.

OPEN DAILY

kntiian w/atllng araa. lam. rm-

Ma-'lT”

iiOBTO. BUBURMN^

s:,'n a » 5S-.*Sn!S^

daST'aiwaiai, Many fiLNe. lilt Fradiih i BI'J >1 ACRE. Arawn mtal nan* an Myrmam. Vi a ACRE. 1 bodraam tanagt. Fmt mb

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nwi*. lAOew.

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— .Je-waii carurga llying raam rMm waiM 1, air cwrdllion. :td yard, aailo ar. giraga. .i^ CRBA171. BtlJ

MlTdmM?-."?!

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IS ;-„s.

OWNER, ■niree bedrooms, two balhs. cenlrsl air. basement. Write (XS5, care CapilaWoumaL

, BEDROOM bl4a*ai lamiiy raam wim liraalaca, carpaitd. AM t-t«H. BUJ Avanjiete^iy 7SA1 INCOWl FROMRT1IS

>ti

mom. avariiia garaga. THREE EEDROM brkb rancMr. I fi. itw»._____________________^ „

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Sr'J2.1L“3!b£Sl.“‘vSM»‘M INVEETOal 1 tviMbigi). two 1

sL'^srsi.v

7 D?Hm'cR MIIV

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BY OWNER IMMEDM1C POSSESSION

caraatad LR, laearala DR. mn I >aniiii.*m*nnad il dtiirad. Traa badraam. Cirvlad lirlng room. Baiamanl. •wtga. Hsa. Canaiaar aHar. rvi-g|l.

jsrrs'."”—'-s«s5,ssjis: «:"r3.nrS s.sBS.'ssjrt.ss,-, ""“"sillTKA'c:

lOO WEST 37TH ST. C50 DOWN ... J BEPROOM^im waed 11^ ^

sf'a'va"" “S

§:'iS.''Ss.ST,|5. FOUR BEDROOM bUavtL daubia garaga caniral air. naw cartaiMi. Aiwma 6

aema immg a

BY^WHEi

BSii~^'rLrs!Sfc‘”s

■-T, iir•" CEMaa BK CE -Utll^-------------------------- BW T,r.-au... ■>—-m. wall M^aJ war and V -ar. J > baltn and an

BUSINI3S B GOOD

"cirMa w CE Ki« . ibnwaa bcliMaa. Bicalani locaUon d IMa frM araa wmi biMi vemma. IW Bb> M7. Hanwi. Ranua iw gukniiMil la aaa. Bill

.lu ACI . mlNi 'i—........ Ijg ACREt. a b

gFECIALIZINO itniartlaL building iPat. aarviea

■ ‘I'StEMAN^L'^A'rE ceVMW lit wait am AClEAoe nwi* al To

TTiaT- ’ ■S'iS

s ^"'’SE?,Rr2

r.i,jn-K'.riv.r

bring room, firtblaca. family mm. dan. 1\>

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East 2«h CR Min

. _y Or Can BuUd To Sulf -

AM 64671

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V/R3BAX.fnr. l*TO

A OREAM OF A HOUM A I BR rancKrr. cmlrti a,r. Fi btiM. larmiy raam. >-cw^

TWO STORY. THBEE BEDROOM hama Mcaitd naar WtUBurn^myg^

THREE

BEDROOM

200 TBFFT i VBfOROOM nama la aktady Htd mm i^Maratt ran. Can

*~WHITC^INE AGCY. 730 Cage Blvd. CE 53M7

THIB FOUR BEDROOM. t-waWri br^ bema^U^ *^*v. jUjIN tIR

QUICK POSSESSION rAry randitT. 1 balht. o Air, Ml batamanl llragiac

Sil

s-s;

Dally l P.M, until Dark

CEOL ROAD-Otngnimi acrav lovalr via-, near iwar banw. Prica radvead and mmar -III laava I mrnimia lor a Harm aleIH-ABR. nama. lam. r

sj^JaVe?’'*

m'leSS. *Pri?'radwm WESTBORO-nCanltr HalL Ci

g LOW DOWN PAYMENT

SS.“,tiLEr,:„"S,.VLr.r

'cEMFiai MlUrad Tlllay CC I tBSt

“-KnVvVcI'lir Holberg Agency

*» '

.“js.'sr'i.-.'si.-ffi *s:“£S°=:j=Stn:

aliiS BOB HALLECK REALTOR

HIGHLAND

' » HOMES JJl,,__

"priSkd^ mTimiya "'eMt *(Th1i *mca

s?(.“^,srA-raiur-rx J

%iy.3 iSSajT

comraet. StlK -A ^S SEABRObi 'eaamm ftnen, i,n,uraa’’ba«mmi. bag

“-.s.

TRere’_s Fishin' Fun in •mil dacwiiad

aor aent. mca ouibpnt mat. New ,n iiiaiii. All tvmnyra and draatr,ai goat

TWO STORY. Thraa bodraar- bwiWi ■ mt Prica M.«0 Mty In St. Maryv immadlait aeimtlon. IHn Bnnl. Oiiga Cllv ea-vn St. Maryi. ar aVUlB. e"«k THREE~BEOROOM - i

ssri,

WESTERN AVENUE

ce V

r£H5T£r.S|

lam brick ranch. Dwin.in b'nman. no. Large.lol.

Oean dally. II nan la da

LAKE SHORE ESTATES

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

?S. Ti i^sr*

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY:.,.-'

HIGHLAND CREST—SEAB^K^

OR Bd7S CE IRK

WiWM.

rMt****!? Sud!

SERVICE STATION

COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

Dale Buchu^ Agenc CR^7»

imiibad^-BsWiam-wim

bdriNdd Ncatiwi wPb aiOAiltW taiwwga

—

j GOLD MEDALUON I TOTAL ELECTRIC HOMES

SHERWOOD. INC,

IRI BARteY

COLUNS

NEAR SERRYTOH-W gcraa win tiared tMar nama. Prany ii mt O:

Taro BEoYoOm. air candlHanad. ^ n ratli Ctroal. lancad ^ » Ij™ .

?.r.r'cSsriKrvSrS5S

SUBURBANS

________

anmi room rant*. Big tdntita lamiiy room. »rw caradfing. 1 artra Wdroomi. md

^k.'Tssvi.a 'AE^i^

rTciiS.^TSr.

Meruuwi cetatcB

IIREO OF LOOKING'.

FIE NEED Itnndt- WiMriaiBaH-

.R.Ma

AK HARRIION . C.^

*sir

Where There’s Lots ol Living to Do

^w’ ;_^7r-'iy.TS-;!SnS •ti an^iAKb

213 THE DRIVE

roam aaarttTuni. iw biina. i w.n. iha aitcai. mil batamam. dautN garaga

:civ“

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tl.^ BOXELL

REALTOR OFFICE

oil weiT JW III'kS 0.1. loan an a

s.i£r-r.a~*

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WEST SIDE

. RESIBIMCU NR UU

CR Bim

VALLEY

THREE leOROOM. luM baton. . irti Fir. (tnead iAia..Cltgg la a

72 ROTtWHS FROPgn Nt iAU

aif'SS.1..

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Ian BItir JMM laHtl

‘s ;s

TWO CLEAN dualtkaa. cb* ce van 7. AM Atata.

lUILO M CrarrNlNt — loH W MM

aiOHClit Cwbttacb

FREE EITIMATES B APFRAI! BOB CARVER KAW VALLEY AOENCY IW. N. TOPEKA ASK FOR CAR nt

Bill

WANTED “gT£^"5.‘™“ sgtiU.’.'sar '^a TO RENT ■S"JS-“T-S5-.” “ ;".?Ss.tTJs.","=l ssi.'TSfcr'.M

(Mr It Vati BLSINEU and I CALL OLEH

yaar damagMIwBt ar

'SSL’-ES^

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Reoj Ei^ote

HOMO

WAV Wf hcia yao Mraugn Ma larnadd dluiiarI Wa art wialinad build-

“town i RANCH 1

iim c£a ^lu ^IU*tadro5n *1

7SA aiCRUTION PHOrfRTT

; The Fleming Co., Highway I M West CE 5-13S1.

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tradAH altn. Wa Kara lerarai

’{iS^^'rSn^'rabtrinT.r: cAraatad. nraeMca. Nft-narm gig. S2i-?r.S5 “cT??S:Biu ■

IFUL MOMEtlTeT ,1a O.V wamr. Elm

’S:5.‘v*Ni".ilS;a.‘:*?i’V

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$ I LCT'S PLAN IT YOUR WAY $ $

BY OWNER - Two itorr bouw. M Mwmmt dnd tma Tnrta bioeu non* al WaUrbum Uniytnitr Ewiy a ilan. TtwiN, HUM. CE AMU. MB HARRISON - Thrta badrgem hdutt.

72 EACAWT VOTS NR »AL1

\ ^ SUWRRAW TO RtWT

ttim’rltar

S,riJ5l,'«7i;M5'nV. i^/din. m

d ar UMW-

lARBONOALE -

HAW VALLEY ACBNCV

Hr'SS'Si

ni. naubH garaga. Cf AM

___

‘ Bill Upgar And targa m. v

ara LINDENWMfi..aHNeALOW J-Cnaa For HEmTarri OtBea mi canirai Park waar lum«ntd coHagt naar am ■ mi Coblar -nn iMrkl.ng

TOTAL ELECTRIC HOMES

On,y kiienan ranga lyrmynad

irsjr■•.?; r?s» •»Jr.?? ‘aSa'^»

in. 1 F.H. HIOHLANO W

1tW OOOOe.DART - V* «J« A

ca, ijs

ih. taM. CvtMm mW

ininNcn Ml SAU

HAOTOHOBU^mJ .

ti AUTOMOIIIP WAWTtt

II MOIIU homU

U IDIDIHCU Ml^ UU

7» lOIMWCH Mt SAU irJwtU.itM

I I

FcM SI

LAI« «^N - Oosd.

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ICEMAN REAL ECTATE :. ,w, ... • ..«,

nt.

So. «

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TOYOTA Mailin Motors, ISM N. Tofs PbooeCE^399S .

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FOR SALE IftI IDair. EalP. •

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lEV. Low C& FioN. TpoeWP. ItM mm)!* TRACTOR ChooM From im FORDS mO CHBV. V, Ttf -'-I—

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CE 5-5336

3 0"________________ _

OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION

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REAL^AIN 2JSS

OFFEBS-Hie Moat DESIRABIZ SELECTION OPPBBS-100%P1aaiidnfc«AnCaninSto*

OFFERS-H* Flnett Service Before and After Sale OFFERS-Jiocal Bank Financing OFFERS-1 Year WriUcB Warranty

ni«WonWY(«eV

; II AUTO SUffUU FOI SAU

1963 MERCURY METEOR S-33

We Lost All Of Our

lOWl

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ES MOTPECTCLiS FCE XLl

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Tc LAMBRETTA MOTOR 3 - UN 3-m3 44 mm fora

s.K.in’.ssviri

^TRAVELO

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SPIRITED SUZUKI

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icissss! Es; •^‘5 55Tiin^HUA; i,o>.op..PNu«.o-i

Ride One Today . at

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USED MOBILE HOMES

rf’JSTriHrs.'i.'R

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ano 4T wrii. ICP loratr and laRa mrt.

^rtlin:: XSnn^.'Ti^.'TKS

"’dOUC’S iJOBlLE HOMES

04 amt6~ swicp eomn

ngf. oven, dishwasher and many other fea^res. If you -V ooluiig tor Topeka's biggest home value—youTI fi

^ | |

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ST^^RN^ PlAkylA^Cn ^APQ UAMA^tU L//^KO iki/"ir-vi-

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. —l-IAfEOBUMOAV OPEN EVES.

NEW MODEL HOME

.....-.....

The Mud. Glasi. and Ddbrts Can Be Removed Properly.

Open Dally I to 5 p.m. r' : = —

stantial discount to you who . have suHered in our dis aster. We have homes from two to lour bedrooms, allj i luroished. See this Town & :-! « Country Home built to con' ventional home standards.

MOSBY-MACK

"Towti.-Country

AUTOMATIC CAR WASH 614 VAN B.UREN

MOBILE HOMES

' PHONE CE 3«9I

IJIJ La.i>> TapMA-UN 33»t V DN.A- MIMBEB OFEN • AM. TO I F.M. B< J

■M CHEVROLET AOOOR

TORT

PLTmuu IP BLE. Fowl AIR COND, I CADILLAC SIOAH Oe/IUC.

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17th & Topeka ' FL 4-1711

eOWER STEERING. FACTORY

I RAALBLER AMERICAN CONVERTiaLE, AUTOMATIC FACI OLOS St tuxvttv SeOAN.

..feSTitFWER'!

irco’sr*

ICONO.

uoow.eth

SHORTMAN MOTOR CO.. INC

Buchanan CE 3«&9

We Started The Trend In Better Used Cars

LINCOLN-MERCURY DOING BUSINESS AT

400 EAST 29TH 3521 SOUTH TOPEKA SALES AND SERVICE

Let Us Do It.

DOWNTOWN

1 Highland Homes

■"IrSsY’ststt

CE 2-7T74 _______ SALES AND SERVICE_______

m Lake Shore E.*Ui«s. Call or t-Mne out today'. *'

Fair Grounds Agricultural Building

SUPERIOR

WE ARE EQUIPPED TO

t. C» or Dan BKor. lou BOT(I w. jn«

HEW Hr>PF-L

•43 OLDS M SDR. HA—.vr > POWfR AND FACTORY A.-

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"MODERN"

LOCATION

FL 4-1712

.«*,I|;|

•pr immrtl.it IrM artwry »imM itt VII, 34X130._____________________BItJ

in □( your home in Lake Shore ' YE.S—\i>u ran take p , 0 in ju.?! ittii weeks. These are beautiful totiLelectfic ;jl Gold Medalbon homes featuring three aiKl lotir bedrooms. ’■'argara,ips\Ya.i;riy-^;i^^

$1095.00

\ House of SUZUKI

GET 2-WEEK POSSESSION!

Temporary

SALES

in. liiMi iKTLiNE —

LOAN AtSOC.AIIONt

BFORT CDUFE. V* A4FeED. iUCMT lEATI. ETC.

DUAL « Ml Mr. J. IMiWri Mr pn.l.

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itia InOMN Tpail-Spopioin tplil

Aip cMllURPi hm m Ifrfeol tIM. Fvnitp rtOPPL carptlM*. MM

<t BMPPom.. UPB. kiKA-

Needed

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PANELED LIVING ROOM

Shoriman Dodge Truck Center 10th-& Quincy

Autombtuifc

•mulin FBPiw •" “i»F *w"*T

tPOTUPICM.

Allowance on anything you CIO rell-to»-nr pudi to

WILCOX TRAILER SALES

i, not MEADOW LANI-SPBCMm

'•

>Ji»

;£.’f«%ss*vcr*:..j-!5-2

\Trjr^.^ToTr’

LARGE L0T-3 BR HOME

'used SPEaALS •0B-.J8- MollaPi S.C. Ll«. HPM

I iia I’.MWMII'-S'ETSR <c IMV

paj.cnjs

USED SI j7"'P l , i! a' CARS

ftta II Ft. Ak^M IP lien. (I» m W.T

OUICK- POSie^M-SAtALLiR

AM 6-5151

lainppiHi

l(tth*MacVicariFL7««

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.'3l» Ukc Shore Blvd.

TWO BIG LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM 1710 TOPEKA BLVD.-3731 TOPEKA BLVD.

REAL

CALL CE Vin> 0« AFTER > F.

We'Will Take Your Present Car as Trade-in. (Regardless of Condition.)

Glen Soelter, Uaaager ___ 'iii.S‘’SgE£tf;'i:!oT‘5i5l-E ■TOPEKA TRUCK EQUIPMENT HWL ^OlWGEO^ ‘i'Sr'c.rtonllaM COMPANY. Inc.

SmoTpowCp vnh'MMmN^i ' ptiw.. mwwip.pppnr tipo. Suburban Beauty

More Than 100 OK Used Cars (New Car Trade-Ins) in Stock.*

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2S!’.r2tsr*p5^'i5; Two pAfniilEE

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BASCAIHS

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SUICK POSSESSION

I I OOOD

as FOREST

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CMEVSOLET

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39TH AND TOPEKA SALES AM MSB -----------SUPESK29 has arNEw can en route to Tbpeka. We are equipped to handle any service and warranty. New Stock cf USED CABS available this week

SUPERIOR

t$ awomomib we uu

u AUTOMemn rot uu

n AUTOHOMUI MR uu

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JOE SMITH MOTOR COMPANY

ISOPEN AND DOING BUSINESS 700 West 6th And 3225 South Topeka:.., FL A1791

li»! SS,''v:'4’;§\.'

56 Clean Cars in Stock and More on the Way

life:: I

NOW OPEN !

■to ►yw. »«ly«0»f» • «'• !

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A USED CAR LOT SPECIALIZING IN 2ND CARS... NOTHING OVER $995.00

:2!K,T25;;S"

TODAY'S SPECIAL 1957 Chevy 4-Door

- -a FU e«110M

lifc ii5s j'V';’? . 4,C.e.

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1961 Buick Convr

Radio, beater, automatic, extra dean

Radio, beater, aulomitic, red, while top

ONLY $495

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■60 PLYMOUTH FURY STA. WAG. Full Power. Air A Vacation Special

■SI PLYMOUTH 2-DR. Radio. Heater. Automatic Priced To Sell Today

■6t OLOS 4-DOOR HARDTOP Full Power, Air You'll Uke Ibb One

■61 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-DOOR Radio, Heater. Stick. Like New

■63 COBVAIR MONZA 44>Dor Radio, Heater. Automatic, Clean

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•60 FORD STARUNER Full Power. Air Red. White Tires

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Post Office Confrocf Made for Wakarusa WICHITA (Speciali - A con tract has been awarded to Reu ben W. and Josephine A. Carl son to build the new post office building at Wakarusa which arlU be leased to the Post Offlee Dept., Postmaster General Lawrence P. 0 Qi len announced. The new building win be built on the southeast comer of Main and Second.

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