The Topeka Daily Capital June 12, 1966 by CJ Media

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Officiab Plead for Men, Machines Mac Outlines Viet Success; NeedofGIs

Fourth Day's Cleanup Aime

At East Side A caU for noon machbei ud manpower wm iasued here Sat urday u city efitdali and volimteer wottsi met to map plans for the fourth day of cleanup in tornado - ravaged TopeU. Bernard Willianu city en gineer, called for 40 more trucks. 12 street sweepera. 10 to » power braomi and SO men. He said 4R men are now work ing at the cleanup task in addi tion to i aremnand national guardsmen. dean dAreu "All streeu southwest of the Veteran's ta] are cleared for trafUe smd I about SO per cent of the area j between the Santa Pe shops and anmganunga Creek clear." Wdiiami tald. Mayor Charles W.. Wright prop^ a coneentratiOR manpower today in the ttonnlom area east of ^ungamtnga Creek in East Topeka. Street department q>dcesmen said their biggest problem Sat urday was wreck^ and inop erable can on city streets. Forms were issued to owner? ^tuHay to obtain permission to move the cars. Police Oiief Dana L. Hummer iold the group that 10th Street. i a main art«y for downtown I commuters, was opened Satur day through its intersection with Kansas Avenue. It was the find Hme te intgsection had been opened Mnce the tornado stru^ Wednesday night. Vohuicer Werkcn Dr. Robert C. Hsrder, coordioilor of vohmleer service centen. said volunteers talked to 1J09 families In Balt T<Kwka damaged hi some way by the storm. He said there were "hun dreds of people" in East Ttopeka who need housing on a .per-

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from a military toward a civdian r^lme. However, after cuUing the eRectivtocts of the military campaign in half earlier this spring, the internal turmoil's I impact on the anli-Viet Cong

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overcome and "1 don't I wm Impede military progress." McNamara said. The administration's defense and foreign affairs chiefs spoke at a wide-ranging news confer-

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cial White House bneHng f {Danocralle and Republican . il leaders. Preaident Johnson presided at the tw«>hour eesskm. which alw featured a report by Rusk oo bis just<o(Uluded European trip.. Senate Rejmblicaa Leader I Everett M. Dirksen'of Ultnois I bad ccoiplained that tbe admlniutratioa was not engaging in

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- Harder said the entenlavei than 175 famiUea In the dty. Pint adi was rendered to 41 persons Saturday at two kiealions-. Most bore only minor punctures and scrapes, he said. A special pass was approved for contraclora and constnetiMi companies at the requOst of ooe represefflative who complained that some coptracton been admitted to litter • atrm a but not aBowed to re-enter to Mayor Wright suggested an effort to salvage lumber for use In rebuilding, but the operation was delayed dntll clearing with heavy equipment is competed • We need power nm.i

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Legislative Session Not Yet Decided

'/X StHage tad repair openllocis were aaderway Saterday as damaged bootos te the heart at Topeka tteod ta bleak aadrea - trees and raefs berrea after Wednesday MghPa tor-

aado. This ww looks te the Mrtheait dcwo tbe starml path from tbe 13M block on Fillmere (foreground i, Tbe normal

hub greea vegetattea of eariy Jaae hat been replaced with a barren stripped away path of debris.

June 8: New Day of Infamy By ELON TORRENCE AMaciatod Preav Writer 'ettaodky, Jtma 8.' dawned

WASHINOIW (AP) - Sec retary' of Defense Robert S. Mc Namara said Saturday that mOiiary successes in Viet Nam ■•exceeded our expecUtions" in the first quarter ol.this year, but said more VS. troops will be sent there to counter contin uing inflliration from the Com munist Noryi. McNamara said 13,000 irok Gls already are ticketed for South Viet Nam doty, which would boost the tott! there to some 2C.000. Some expect the buildup to reach 400,000 by the end of the year.

midday gathering, be left tbe White House voicing satisficHon with the meeting. ! Senate Democratic Leader Mike MansfKld of Montana and ioiber admlidstration supporters recited sUlistics desigited to jshow how much the Johnsw reI gime has kept in touch with Cooi gress and the RepuMkan oppo.sltlon. The President hlnuelf told reporters this was »e S9tb I such bipartisan parley since he ' entered the White House. McNamara and Rusk stMUy denied any intent to cut back the rs.mmrn VS. force in West Europe.

Warm, Humid Day in Topeka

I Cooler air may move Into foe ; Topeka area tonight after anoth! er wa™ humid day, the Weather Bureau said. Mercury levels are expected I It pulled back up. A second lime'to rise into the middle to u^ foe finger dipped and pulled ;*» in the Topeka arw this Atertikr fhen a foirt time.' I noon. A shower might develop • It was just like you dropped late today. weafo«TOen said, saur WHe linger, then puBed Iti Mercury .levels soared to 100 back up." Hathaway said at Russell and to M at Hutchm-, teletype circuit that heavy hun- "As sbem as 1 saw that finthe first lime, il Topeka's high reading was 87 :ger dip down d "These ttundetsiorras w'I’lwas coofifirmed as far as I was Satuiday. A low of 63 was re corded before dawn. likely contain hard rain which concerned But I'm itew K cw»lnx«w IX * (CootteuedoBl^e lt. OJ. !t wiU poeslblyr produce hail and

It Began Like Any Other

?. N. Elhnd Doti^ «irii^ of rain as be drove from hla Mrs. Miller, in No. 110 of foe founderstonn developcnent in woman mental patient who was ihome to the Weather Bureau at Caly County about <5 milea holding a cocked and ' ‘ ' fTopeka Municipal Airport, pistol.'Tuesday night, a police About ei^t miles southwest ing fmrrerd to her favorite dL northwest of Topeka. had gven on calling a special session of the airport, in a relativriy versioo that night - contract Mrs. Milter, her day's work officer be works with traffic ticket ended, walked from foe sUtethe Kansas Legislature to new luxury apartment complex, bridge. than two hours later with Justice Frontren. sider Mrs. .Pearl MiBo- was acteing late. the young man had Jumped QlRors. (fronton remarked: tornadoes at Top *" for her drily trip to tbe Kansu ’it's surely gotten sultry.” SettlettoWerk and Jarbalo. slalebousc rriiere ^ k a see Mrs. Miller was in a hurry to to his Dan Myers. » “-iretary te Justice Ahn Frantren ReacMng the airport weather get home. Mrs. Louis Hell wps "All I hope is we don't have This obser\'alion, along with sistamteCov. William H. Avery lof th^ Kansas Supreme Court, bureau office. Eland took - foe he Embassy at 66:45 foe trouble we’ve been having." the tornado watch imued earlier charge for the day. B was ap to ftiî by said today no decUioc will be | - ' ' elecU ' lUler. rMV rMtsrtiy At foe Weather Bureai was emugb u send Tcqwka poparent that ibundrstonns aetiv- pjn. Mrs. MUler. made until an acointe assess-| ] into action. O^rs were unxiO.SS OF PASSENGERS RIDE his trains every year. • d's attention had lUftad to i^ was in the making. Sboitly ed prerident of the I ment am be made of damages Hathaway, a Kansas tmlt of tbe American Manhattan where there was : b»i ttav. », .b,™ Il»y M-tol. -n» •»!- »l I w™»" adter. 11 a.m.' he received word and needL I was sleeping late before repertBridge League, had report of a tornado, and foen ^ S* »x> 1. Wd m ; "He lAveryi hasn’t said no. m for the 3 pm. to 10 p.m. from foe severe weather fore Contract appointed Mrs. Hell publicity back toward Topeka. IrS w.. » MW«y cast center in Kansas City that ' el what we need there wont be' n ordinary beginning tornado-watch wa^being put chrinnan. They were to Uis«^ ■Ttwre was a squall.line ad on his way to his post on Burr..,...., netrs Mould. The mound is a 0(3 the InSide Forecast , a decialon." Myers said. | tor a late spring day but in a into effect for Easteni Kansas. • »tory before going out to play vancing east. prominence overlooking foe, heavT Cleat to pertly doudy “W;ih the federal dUAster hours they would have including foe Topeka area. Quiet Night Hoped had been to the north of tbe siriMiion and this $l nitllk)B>|,v«d through a tornado that Miner decided -kb. « available we won’t be in surii;clalm claimed 17 lives, injured »ttrough foe tunnel from foe Hathaway was hoping for a Kansas River." Eland said EdUoriats and Cohiinas leg^foaiBurnell'»ûndiEdiiori.f».«ia.himM J fondersbewer late fots after"We noticed a few tmaU thun bad shape financialty other persona end created prob-sUtehouse to foe atate "« te Damage has been cstimalcd ,bly the greateai property iossIhniWmB for huich. It was drts-;T*toaday_____________ drt*-Tu«»*>’ he had to (Usarm a derstorm cells spring into baiaf would keep tornadoes from Eatertatemcat MOMoadgbl.Blgi»tMteyte naaiiP|al and Maekeu , » to foe south and they intoBsi- striking Ihe Weather Bureau by Avery ar«l« million Seven- „[ any iwbter in'Kinsas his- sling flutaide. :________________ — mMte upper 88s. ned quickly." said this had been disproved teen persons died.al ‘Dipeki.ltery. oa«..sabbaih M V At tbe Embassy. Mrs. Miller many times, but stiU foe storms Medicare Losses to publi public buildingB-in-! Î he drove to work. Etend OUtnariet ... 81 yivw a» w ‘V^\ V--V .-.M.IUBI uau *uv »• stale printing plant (tnught farmers of foe sWe Ubo for I p.m roll call. He foen, -ny » Is a lamp «ato telrvistoa U« MMwav Defoiied Weoffcer com before Mrs Kell ar-|ctuscd great t swwt cot •ngWafoburoUniverkily ofYo-’vouM be iêaaed; 'dro^ headed for his patrol area in IV feet p.b. I On Mninj H.lb..: ^ riv^ at peka among foe major ileQa.;bteikiflg rains of up to live::S<Nifowen Topeka News, Po9e2 path' Fialm Five minutes later Eland put way saw something like a black: woqwn new* MviToei' »ia cowmemiNO linches had falleti foe night b^' At ilie Weather Bureau. Rl-I— 1 note on Iht Weather Bureau finger dtp down from foe cloud. , 1 and kept a close eye on a strong' i^TSSSSm fS5!i *

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Nation Reacts to Crisis-Stricken Top^ JuDctiM City-2 dump tnals, fen we have roceWad. Tba point assistance we can provide.' By AIDY FAIUUXL 7 men. Often «t food, eloihteg and Wngfat’i office also received is that tbere wen many oihn SbHh Ca«mty-six men general assisUnce are pouring a telegram from Alan B. Ben offen and we have received five trucks, one pidmp. art cdUDty ofOelMs from into Topeka as wort ct tbe nett. irf tbe Stntn Broadcast- much clothing from nearby Ottawa — 7 meo. 3-bnrti trucks, 2 winrtes. Kansas and Mttsonh have also devastation caused by Wednes ing System in Detroit, Mich. towns." day's tornado spreads ihrough- BenneU's telegram offers assist Top^ is also receiving as- Nemaha Ceoaty—four trucks. arrived In tbe city to give as. sistance. Hanger said. DongiM CoHiy-beavy equh>sMasee in men and heavy ance in advising reiattves of otit tbe United States. City and coonty offices. Red Topdrans in tbe Detrolt metnK equ^tnent from cities in Kan ment. Hanger tbo Cited Harold Gar• Civil Deieose — 1 reu. an ArkansH man, who Croaa and Salvation Amy of-: politan «t of the safety of sas srt the eastern edge of Mis uck. chain uws. Army drove an night from Arkmisas to souri. Much of OU equipment ficea bere have received offers Topeka taillies is b^ directed threngb fte uUlity truck. of iMitaDce from Tesaeoee. In wrecking. An offer of awlsiance froaa Sbnnee County garage by Emporia-4 men. 1 rtaln saw, Garrett owns a wreektog comID acora of clUes In K an unidcDtiBed man in Coiorads Shewnee Coon^ Cemmitsiener 2 trucks. pany in Arkansu, Hanger said, Rirtard B. Hanger. aa. Missioa — 2 men, 1 clamp art offered to bring his beav>Springi. Odp.. was received bj ' equipment at his own expense. Bnmeli SoettaB, maiager of Sbawnee Ccamty Civil Defeaie. "It would be ImpoHible to Ibt truck. 1 chain saw. the Shawnee County Red according to Bill Stanley, infer- everybody who has helped." Cross, said hU office has re mation officer. Stanley uid tbe Hanger uid. "Many cities art ceived oflara of cJothtng from man, irtio owned mneb bHvy countiM have unt men and tbe World Service Groups of ojuipiuei^ "offered anything we aqul{BtcU art a great many Naibvllle, Tenn., and St. Louts, Deeded." He wu adviaed to wait private eonlractors art Individuntil the et^ detennlDed if it Ball are wortlng that we don’t even know about." Tbe Nashville group dtered to alrilft clotbing to Topeka If KaiBas cities are contributing Help in men art equipment needed. Southall Hid. while the tons of elotfatnf to ttw Red from Kansas art Ulaourl comSt. Loids group uid it wouU Crow, aecordlog to W. " muntUes includes; inek needed articles to Topeka. Tbomu, a volunteer worUi KaMDs City. Ht.-M men. » Help BeM Up the Red Cron clotMog center do^ tnido, I elbqw trocka. “I told tbe gnupi to biBd off two k« loadtn. two trucks, « comiof in with it,” SeolbaU 'Alma. Wamego. Prairie Vil pickups art a bulldozer. said. “untU we could get people lage have an oBared clofbiDg,'' Sedgwfefc OMDty - IS to pick up eklblng alrndy avail dianp tmdD, high leaders, pick able at Red Crosa ccaters in up trucks, statloo Topeka." Lincoln, Nebr.. has also ofered aiaittaace to tbe cl Topeka In a telegram Mayer Oaan H. Petereen of Lloooln to Topdta Mayor Cbarles W. Wri^l. PetencD'a totegram read "Qty of Uoesb wlabet to voice our CDOcam over yenr recent disaater art we offer whatever

most of tbe tenOal Iran tlgbuee - ben Mttntate Uffeim leitH •roort tbe city, bet eot of tbe tamedlale

dteatter arau u efffdali haea req—tel TUs ptehM WM laben from ati» Bmelt*l Me<nd >aeklng;Mrtbeait aero« iMqwtm 471 toward Ga^ Street art W."IM Ter.

Sightseers Hamper Crews For sightMBrt. wbni»^ tornado • diaagrt ar«i%ihi city, CRy a«bMr Baiwwd WUliama ngfwii they May on the intentata highway notes aroort SIgbtsest irtalowgig down teem^"cUy peka Police Caaf Dana I.

M nwla to tha airport Irawl to Bwto Thirty ■ffBca tur»aniiDi SardoB brld|a U epan Amt art North Ttqmka tor motortoto _______» Tbpeka itra tranttog to that direction. •Bwnarty opened art diNid ' (or trarel to aUow for elMmt 3«matoto Ratoa TTh ftmrttato routo li aim epnttomtopalieaipokann] tot bast for Iboaa vtoo

CuttaardSip There is one sign, scrawlod on cardboard and posted on UK Street west of Waabbun Unlver* sity. that is addresHd to sight seen. U leads: "Gawk . . . you’re a lot of help," But U people must see the damaged areas. Wiliams said Saturday, be suggests two routes win keep heavy traffic out of tbe side streets, where crews| are working Both routes start by vavclIng InlenUU 470 to tbe Cige Street exit and going south to Bumrtrs Mound. The view from the mouikd offm an panorama: ol the storm's path, be uld.j From the mound, mohuistsj may continue by one of 1 wo] routes. ; Damar^Azeu j The Iirit route takes 1-470 east to tbe Tumplko art iMves tha Ttimpika at tbe Hst ezit; Going west and aorih on I-». sightseen can see tbe damaged areas in Eul art Central To peka. At tbe 4th Street exit on 1-70, a motorist can follow the River Road north art cut to Sardou Avenue and east on Sardou to a turn-around point n«r the Municipal Airport. This provMos a'view ol tbe damaged Oakland Second Roote • Tbe second route Ukeo 1470 north art weet to 1-79. ‘Travetitig ' east art south on 1-70. si^tseers can see areas in East' anirl Centra! Topeka hit by the j .

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On this itMte. a iJghtMer will have to turn around at either tbe Adams or CsUfernis Street Exit Once on 1-70 again, going west art north.’ihe moiohat can take the 4th Street exit art follow (he River Road art Sardou

MAY WE OFFER OUR HELP? ‘

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TO ANY PERSON OR PERSONS Vlio Did Suffer Dami.|e

Cs^ OUTFIHER TO LADIES^ AND GENTLEMEN {both Siorei)

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Will Reopen Soon OUR DRAPERY DEPT. ONLY IS OPEN

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rUt la rlrlartfy our «w Jo lUs In rtf sfnrerlfy nr me are truly gr^r/wl

WASHINGTON (Apt - Sev . reuo ul Labor W. WUIard Wirti summoned -repreaetOativibes of the Martiinisti union: and five major airlines to meet |

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obvioui effort to ptoroott agree. J ment on tcraw M a new labor: contract

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that* u>ho mere $0 hmdly hurt .o. ‘THIS OFFER K ttX BE GOOD UNTIL JUtI

PAYMENTS MAY BE MADE AT OUR QFfICE BY USE OF BASK lOOR -THANK YOU

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FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 19!

Poor Boy and HipHuggers

Gifts for 43ad £i

silk Tie and Handkerchief

Set Plus a Pearly Tie-Tac

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An excellent nhie in tU the most wanted pat> tenu and colon... palaleya, polka>dots. neat ri^ores, stripes. A matr-kiing tie »"d hand kerchief plus an attrac tive. simulated pearl tietac. Buy several seU for gifu, for yourself, at this low, low price.

Jockey Mesh BHeta. SO to 40 .. .-l^C Mesh T-Shirts, S,M.L,XL..$2 Medi Vw£

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Cool Summer Dresses Regular ^ $l4and$l5 ^ values!

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Cool mesh Suprel nnderwaar breathes with a msn. A wash and wear blend of 50% Kodel IV polyester and 50% cotton is long lasting and shrink controUed. In white. Dad win like Jockey's Suprel un derwear.

Manhattan's Dura-Wite Shirts Are Permanently Pressed

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ItooBly ...B.eS Short •Irara ■awhUflODd yummy eoloi* ....9S Manhattan puts an end to Ironing with these-ntw ahirts that never, ever, need it! The blend of 65^ Kodel polyester, 36% cotton Is specially pre-cored, specially stitched and specially pressed to go from washer to dryer to wearer with never the touch of an iron, looking Just pressed with nary a wrinkle. And wrinkles stay out, all day. And whttes are guaranteed to sUy that way.

•Sizes stole. • "Whipped Creem" Decron

Warwick Cotton Knit Shirt

polyertor crepe. • Arnel triacetate {ersey.

• Dacron polyester and cotton

Our popular all • cotton haste golf or eport ehirt is a best eelier at $3. Well made in good colon and knit for lasting fit Sixes S, M, L and XU

shears, • Wash-and-wear cottons. • Sleeveless and short sleeves.

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Summer Pajamas

• Many shift s^les.

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Here's' the drew sale of the summer season, right at the be ginning of hot weather. We made a wonderful special purchase of 200 fresh, new summer dreaws from Mine of our most pop ular manufacturer!. They go on sale i^onday at both Pelletier stores. All are regular J14 and $15 values for ony $S each. AH are in cool summer fabrics that are wash and wear, drip dry. need litOe ironing. Many gay prints, solid colors, slri^ Most styles are fully lined. Hurryrln for first choice. safe to find several to your liking.

We’ve a grand selecHon of men’s shortsleeve, knee-length pa jamas by Weldon In beautiful patterns and _ .fabrics. Sixes A.,B,.p. and D. Dad wiU Uke a pair.

. Mill orders poatpdd. add a%-tu. .

JUSTS OUT Of 3,000 NECKUNESI

Sony. Bo^ maO orders

diop Dresses, Downtown Street Vtoer snd Hoitiday Square

Warner's Switchery Bra nu^ he tcorn many tvayis Strapless, steape. strap . . .. wear. Itjny way.' Warner's Saitchery is the flberfUl push-up bra that changes its mind as often as you change your clothes. Wear as halter, strapless, one-shoulder, oftshoulder, criss-cross, a-ith cut-out dreaset. . . With just a quick switch of the itraps. Amaaing. In white. .Sixts 32 to S6A. 32 to 38B and Q. Made of ' nylon and Antron nylon with nylon and Lycra spandex elastic. -- ^-staflwiwisiwpsiaeaiiattM. P«Ucu»r-i Cor*-u. tVnnitowB nnd no« sM HoUtday Sauaie

Topeka Sunday Capital-Journal

$300,000 Per Year Loss for Cofeterio

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A Time for Patience U then enr wu « ttme wbeo Ttp*ka oe«d* to be patlast. iUt tbn* it do*. WUliuB Shôpem could eoumd u todar- He wrote: "Bow poor are Hht that have hot patience.’’ IMffiiRg oat fnan the wrath tt the ctoTO. all of oa mint be pattot It ii tnie (bat thaw aiw aotne vnlzig litnattons is dae el mtepaey But that bat aJwejft been tiwe. Were talkftg about the nan who cornea to work fripbc abont the amoBst oMlmaittDQkhtm(e|e(tDbie ofOca. Of oomb it took aore ttna. A plaee that ■tMk iba beattni Topeka took to the Wedaeedajr nifbt toraado la bound tt be disrupted. ^; Aad we M belter get K tmiî : new-H wO take daa le mwee (bb ' arart el toe Mara md K It going la : IncewretoeMe aS ef a. We’ve beard etoera eoaptate about Kma of the traffic dtrectta tbep got 'frua Natkaal Ooaideaoi aod other* tta;tiooed at aata telerteetloaB. D at ttmee :.two men to uniform teemed to be wwking at ereea purpoice. tt tbeuld be re membered that they were not trained to ;dlreet traffic but they were out there do ing toetr beat to time of emergency and thetr eflbrta tbould be appreciated. • We bear «ie mas beeltag about a -flat tire baenae be drove ever eome broken glaee and anotber that toa thaia : blew out Ito wtodtblekL Tough, tm’t U? A flat dre and a busted wuêldl What about thoie people who ioat their Uvee? What about : those that kwt thdr homee and beleq|. :ingi that can never be replaced^ Happily, thii point of view If toe acepiion and not the rule. Hie eaperience that TtvOani endured the past week serves only to bind a community closer together. Oei el the mcee that wai vMted ee toe dty Wedaeadiy light hat eeoe w frfeMlahlpe aad. no dotoX, a belprebkmi. Consider, for example, toe arrange ments that must be mads by the people wilhoat aohmohllea wbe raBed on toe bus syttom to get them to work. We

ibould be helping cuch people untfl toe bittei get bark to business. Os toe roMi back to normal condltions, H has been wond^l to wltaeae the helpfulness tost har~myhed our energency, the cemptseioe'llrtbose who. to a few brief moments, loit everytotog escept toe clothes oe their backs. ‘Hie teenager canytog a bundle of elotbet and bbuketi to a Satvauoe Ainy depot Ibe shaken old man carefully es corted to the hcqXta] for treatment of Ms lojujtee. The Boy Scouts digging Into the piles of spltoten and rubble tost were once bomes, betptog to clear away the debris of disaster. The agonised bustoestman, looking at the destruettoo that has been visited on the labor of a lifetime, getting a heartening word from an Md friend. Before toe Mg storm straek Tope ka, toe dty wws aircady andergotag a major change. Urban Renewal was rt^sariMe l«r mneh of this and a whato aew eeneepi el plaantog to the bnstoeH dUlrlet bed bees undertakes. Bat now the chsage will bs even gruter. ’Ihere will be tome bonmi and buiklingi that will not be replaced. Otoen wfll be. And, «s a result d the itetm, entirely new plans wtU spring IMo betag, baaed on what to pracUeabla and operable. Tbe "new look" wtD earn to •nipeka even more rapidly. There Is a tremendous Job ahead for all of us - first is claartaf away tbs fiUen trees and other dabrii at lbs atom. And then wa must pat ov fcnaglaatlea and ambltioo to use to plamtag tor toll'i a Mg asalgameiit. But We’D do tt. Aod meanwhile wa must have toe patience Is Bdentsad toat anytotaf wertowhOe lakes tone. We anMatt leg bat we mnttott expect evenly mtraelee either. To tbe countles^numbera of Tt^ekana who gave time anil eoergy and money to brip their fellow dUiens through time d cristo - aod stm ate - go the lhaiha d a grateful community. It to a grand Job they are doing, a portent d better thtngi to come.

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Uneasy 'Peace' as Old Empires Fail By JENUN LLOYD JONES The way I have It figured out on toe back of an envelope, on Juno 3, a week ago Friday, an talercating date in modem Uiloiy passed completely un- ‘ noticed. Between Nov. 11, QU. which marked tbe armistice ending World War I, and Sept. I. 19», when Hitler declared war on Poland, a toU] d 7,S0 days elapsed. And between Aug. 14, 1»4S, when tbe Japs unofficially threw In toe towel, and June 3 Just paasei ttrire was anotoar period of 7^0 days, a • • 1 DENT IBAT I cany toe dfaneosloni d the Pyramid d Chacqia aroond to my wallet, and I have no faith whatsoever In numerology. But tt Is Intereritag to comparw tbe equal ptriodt d “peaco" after tbe two great wan.

the Jegw Invaded Mancburls. Id ’0 Hitler became cbancellar and toe next year be engineered tte ammitaatlOD d Dolhw, hie conterpart in Austria. In '3S toa League of Nations colIspeed, for ell practical purpMea, when It couldn’t bring ttsglt to block MussoUot’f take over of Etbkqila. Prom tba on everyb^ felt tbe rising wind. brekrn by storms of varying degree* of rioleoce.

By ART BUCBWAU) WASHINGTON - Peo|Xe who are perplexed about the State D^. foreign poUcy will be very happy to hear we have one. It i... isn't much d a policy, but at least It's ouri, and I can now reveal what It Is. Tbe present State Deparimenfi policy Is based on wait ing (or people to die, since wo can't very weU do anything with many dthepresent world most aad, expraatioa on Ida ■^ers, our <mly hope to (hat faca. "Are you toa bereaved?” be they will toon take a trip to that Great Big United Nations askad. "No.” I said, ‘Tm a new*, in the Sky. paperman and I wanted to {alk I WAS fortunate to speak to to you about our foreign policy. the aistotaot aecretary d state Is it true that It's based on wait for funereal affairs, whose de ing (or leaden of different partment is working on the pol countries to die?" icy. As I entered hts large, "We don't refer to them as quiet, dignified nffices I heard leaders,” he said quleUy, "but organ music to Un background. as toe loved oies. Please don’t Tbe secrelUBwas wearing a get la wrong. Tba Sum Depart mourning «t. a gray tie. ment does not want anyone to striped putts, and a somber, al- die, but if certain rulers would

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tan to CUiforaia. mm he’s ramtag for Ikotaaot fovarnor. Re atm han’t pat hit Watoington hne op far sale. BKk ta 107 too late Sen. Richard Neubergtr (DOre.) arranged a much - heralded swap fiw tbe Portland nx> with the Moacow zoo. (tosgoB traded a beaver for a Itanlan bear. But, toe other day, 0» State Dept, rated against • U.S. zoo getting a rare gtoat panda becauie her birthplace was Red China. to a letter ef crtttdem to an AlMama cengreomn a lady conteltueot informad bfan that her nervea are on edge lately beoteM abe-s suffartag from “high |T0Bsioa” DODBU-THINK DepL: A wife can be a buMand, accordfa« to Beoie Veterant Affairs

tbe "CeU War (H BfD." A pamphlet poMUted by tbe tennlned to have peace at aL rfflitmtttw lays: "’WKs' Inbubtnd at a female mat any price, Bd while the dudee French, who pdyttaally eOD- veteran only if be to Incapable tamed (be GensMi, wei« of idf-maiitiBaace.” wradted by poUflral chara and eysfctam, Hitlo- succeeded ta SLR9TEM8: Sen. Everett Inflaming a whole new German Dirkseo (R-SI.), broken bone generatlQD with tlretm* of tri aride, -to back to hto dd hum. umph and revenge. peadittres, vmue LBJ urges ecanomy. Dirfcaen said he’s reItli-U minded of tiie man who dislag British power, particMar- covered that an "economy car” ly after Dimrk, a diaace » almote aa modi u a big whip tegeihre a oew en^ cote auto a a 1 e a m a n befgre (hi taevitable eppooL car. Tbe *Wdl, if yen want tlB of tM U-gJk. cetod bo ecantend, ecenony, you have to pay for

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What hu happened is too last 7.60 daytT We had DO period (t relttivo cahn. Stalb moved awUtiy to laatata Bslta aM taspoaa franmioif by SevM mUltary power on dipt Eur«v peao nations. On^ tha MatMaa PUni................................ the N hto hope for a Red take-over of •U Europe.

Ever ttaw It was revealed toat an Inmate kqit a bottle of Danish Uqueor In tbe warden’s nfl at the BndioB County, NJ., JaO. toe boon flrai b« desperately been trying to think 0 same way to use this in its tetetmoBial adverttotag. (Maybe fids would do: "U« 0 CON VICTION drink ... -)

A WASHINGTON VIP. who to accustomed to being obeyed, wu on hto way to Dulles Airportt and I became annoyed at toe two-way ti radio pla^ in But tha great fact haa beat tbe tazL Ha the toe coUapaa at tbe Etwopean 'drtvar toe tarn tt off. After the emplret. ‘Bte breatan braan ta VIP toA toe cab to catch hto 1947 with tbe departure at t"Xi« plana, tbe driver taraed the ra and PaUstaa. followed two dio brak on. received toto yean Uter by Indonesia's from tbe Netherlands. Tbe proc- message; - ’TJey, CbarlJe, have yon stiU ees to now an but coro^eie. Since World War I! more na f0 Mr. — with you? I’ve been "Who are tame d toe lead tions have been bom than cafiing. bat you don’t answer, ers yM are wbM^ tor. to originally signed the United ffis wife contacted ns about 0 pass away?" Naiioos charter. Many ef there mlnutat ago and said- bring him are deeperatdy poor tribal back home. Be forgot hto plane teates with sketchy tradtitons ticket” and lime knowledge. Tbe old TR1TEH8: Tbe Agricutture imposed dtodpUaea are pme. belief that, if they w t oolong- and native goveramentt wn«»t DepartmeBtb tateraal oewMaer with u, we cot be harsh or unstable. It la in per aaidaetid a survey on wbat male werfcart totak about age 0 ravdation. bead wRh potlcles

Reporter At Last Discovers State Department's Policies

a little scare Into everyooe, Doles ibe Arkauai City Traveler . . . Mamie and Ike are back at tbe (am and tbe El Dorado Tim« bets the crabgra's got there before them, UESTINk' SHAPES our end. uys tbe Lawrence Outlook, but a good can do it too . . Tbe Abilene ReflectorChronicle claims a woman requested her husband to smoke a little longer, even though the doctor warned him. ha waa gatt^ a eanctr. becanse "Just a few mor« coupons and a e get that new rag."

glTLL. IN toe years between 1918 and 1939, tbe map of the world had changed little. The old Imperial powers - Britain. France, the Netberiands - bad held os to their real estate abroad. Iha Soviet Union bad passed tato rnthlais one-man rule, but tbe forces d that tyranny wore turned toward.

Ihe Kaiser's fold-up was. indeed, relatiyely calm. There was a Uttie Qreek-TUrkUh trouble and a perpetual civil war in Cbtoa. but millioiH still fondly fanagloed that tbe Washlngtoa Naval Treaty, toe Kellogg-Brland pact and the What bad basically changed, League d Nations had ellmtaat- however, was tbe rdative con ed for all time the threat d dition d Britain and Prince another holocaust. compared to Gennany and But after INI the wallpaper Japan. Whlla tha first two. pale began peeling off. In that year. from the bloodletting, were de-

Bits of Kansas Wit and Wisdom earthquakes, tornadoes and general conjusion-lhey never will be,*, says th the Atchlson Globe , . Tbe Frednnla Citnen thinks there to nothing so stirring to the older geaentton as the sight d a graduaung senior with bis arms lull of books, his (yu (uU d b<^. hto be^ loll of knowl edge and U* mouth full d bubblr-gum.'

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The HouM Uw library lists s) toiereeting item; oa its payidl it carries a "masaeur." InvestlgaUon reveals two things; Tbe gentlemas to questton does not woric at the Law Library aod be to not a maiaav. He's a laborer in toe Beusa atoam

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Lives Lost—and Many Saved plseo It the tower hallway d a Iba loss d 17 livto to Wednesday stantial bafhttag. weB awny (tom oatnlght'i sunn to sppalltog. Some were shto doors or windows, and croMhtag poweriess to help (bamealvee ae the stonn agatast a partition whieh mlgtt tqtslnxk savagely. But Bn coat to Uvea port toe weight d coO^tag waDa would have been greater if Kansans bad and ftoort." not been properly ecbooled in vihet to do to case d a toraado warning. This advice served many ta good One d toe leaders to this public edustead last Wednesd^ nl^ It win at caUonel campaign wu too late 8. D. fature times when a tornado alert ti on. (Frosty) Flora, widely known Kanue Wednesday night’s storm, toridwitolweatherman for many years and a na- ly. was following pretty close to pettern, Conally known authority oa tomtdoai. Omo-wlse. ’’Frosiy" Flora-wroto that the Be and his eaeceeMrs were aided period of most frequent occurrence of by aewnea and breadcaslcrs, dramtornadoes wn between S p.m. end 7 pjn. mini It bona Ibat when a tonada The Top^ alert Wednesday night came alert was gtvea. peo^ Md take a few mtantes paa.7 o'clock. certato preeadtoB. depeidtai B tbata tadtbatlme. Flora’a. advice bee to many timet but It U d great Interest The Capit I has taken note stllL He wrote, to hto book, "C:Umate of editorially d the way people help each Kansaa,’’ as follows; other in time of disaster. This has been "Tbe best refuge when a tornado Is demoo^ted to many ways. soen approaching is to get underground. We happened to be among those who Tbe outdoor caves so often coostrucled needed a helping hHid and we got it adjacent to Kansas farm homes for the ; When DO power wa* tvaUable to run the storage d frulu aod vegetables, furnish Capilal^lournal composing room aod excellent prateetku for peraeot who press. The Lawrence Journal-World made roach them. Tbe soutfaweet coratr d tbe Its fadlltios available to print Tbursday’s basement d a frame bouM h usually edltlou of Tbs Daily Capital and Tba safe, as tornadoes cnamonly move (ran Stats Journal the Hutbweet aito debris li ordinarily Tbli waa doM at B taeonvontoBo carried to toe oppoiito tide d the bascto toe LawrCKO Bwiynperto own roeol. Tbe most sdvtsehta thtag to do pobHahh^ tebetode aad wo whh to for e person caught to the open when one toaak Editor Dolph Shnou and his d these stonns is cloee is to Ue down, Jounial-WerM Matt for helping as to preferably In a low place. To remain lime ef need. erect Is to invite injury by flying debris or beiag blown away. We hope the lime never comes when •■For a person caught In tbe business - Lawrenra is htt by a disaster. But if It section d a ctly, the ehances d escape does, we tball be eager to make our becomes largely a matter d hick. plant avaUable to Tba Journal-Worid should It need IL Again, many tfamtot. "to that case, pnb^ toa eafeto

B, DON HAOEAS WASHINGTON - The cost d nmnlng toe Houu d R^nseotativee next year will be 01.6 million, That may teem Itoe a lot, but perhaps welw lucky it Isn’t more. A glance at the list d ezpenia toowi that toe House cafeteria. wUd) charges » cento lor a hamburger, ttill loses more tlun 000.000 per year. You see, 64 per cent of its opaaes are salaries. It pays no rsiL Ibe view here to that toe goveremoit to not too effideat at nmntag a reelaurant businwa. Awtoer leriag year to pre dieted tor toe Bsiee eafeteria. me toengh H raised prlcee toe ether day far mm perceatagewbe toaa toe Preddeat laggeeted to his wage-

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"Do you have any d tbeaa poUciei on band?" "Yes. we Pieise follow me.” He took me Into a large, softly lighted room where all the difierent State Department poli cies were on display. "Thto to our most inexpensive model." be said. "We ue this for our smaller countries in Africa and South America. It costs only OS mllltoo dollars. “Over here to our mediumpriced modeL It to perfectly suited fer a Enrapean nattoo and can eveBbaBtd behind tbe Iran Cartota. preeldtag tha mouraate reqbaatiL" "Bow much ttaiaeMdtiMB cost?” -'Betwen 00 ud 00 mllUon, but (hat indodto everyihtog." *nrBAT ARE those OrtenUl polictos over toeie!" "Ah. at tbe nmant those are our mote exposive models. If tbe right ptnoD die*. It utight cote at ameb ea a haK-HUtoo dollars.” I lotikad over Ml «w • magnldeent model, band<arred . ta mMogaiqr and tvwy. •TMt Itahi lha t FNMfe Tba asstotant recratary 0 state bhBbed. "You weren’t luppooed to see that one. It’s already been reserved.” I went back into his crflce and he said. "You must under stand we are not in any posi tion to rush anybody. But theStale Department is alwayi piepared (or toat eventful day \wben one 0 oor loved Bta * tosvw us. Then and aair can w* go ahead and bring » to a aaddemd worid. This B ear poUey for yran."

split between Moscow and Peking, tbe world would have seen ^ now an open aggressloo by Communist forces in the Hiller manner is questionable. Tbe hydrogen bomb to a sober ing thing. But toe attack haa CBtataly beet B«t sMlIa - toe (htag of flamtag anwB at tetehad hots an ow tot watt to aaka Itade fiBib vi^a flredMvtaata i« M to

letearck labs aaM: ritohed kBu are healthy. Tba sb tatoe* then with vttamia D. whh^ tefaBteaut drettatioa.” Luve It to Sen. Iflram Fong (R-Hawaii) to discover toat in the Senate only «ie light fix ture hu a plaster base wUeb to a replica 0 a pineapple. His research toows toat tt wu io-

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not gBt weQ fa tba OuBDtdsts ta any country toey con trol. The time of aJibto far * faulty idedogy-doesn’t run for ever, and the oW-ltne Qanmuntol leadenhip to torn between toe necessity fa fundamental changes or dramatic vicloriea

Gordon Martin's Rhpeliiiie I suppose we’ve g0 to have hd« rubt by which a man re tires .. . when be gets akog in yean and to hto Job a youth aspires. Bnt I've sea a bi 0 men wbo-ve rcubed the age of 0 ... sun ptBcased 0 vim and v'gor and who never lack for drive. And 1 think R is a shame toe ralci protftoe that they ............ iw »>toout their work they havoit any place ta ^^to^to fit. tojTtihw^ schedule that a dai^job

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School Wheat Is Ready; Summer Alma Goes Past Outer Still Set at KSU Harvest Starting Banks Headed to Ocean

MANHATTAN (AP) - Storm damage from the tornado which stnick Manhattan Wednesday night win not have much effect UATTERAS. (AP) - tent of ber damage was in direction or intensity (or ttic' Harvesting of lb* 1S66 Kansas* Should be able lo cut some by summer school sesakms, Storm Alma churned known. next 12 hours. wheatIt eng will be in full swing Tint of week. sas Suie University offi TVopicai past North Carolina's Outer But having lost ball of her The storm, though still a by U« tint of this week if HblrUaiea: Some test cutting cials said Saturday. Banks toward the open s force over Georgia on Friday, weather permiU, the K south of Hulchinsofi Thursday. Heaviest damage was in ag- urday, after buffeting th threat lo shipping, was expected she spared the Carolinas major Stale Dnpkiyinent Service No report on yields or mosi- ricnlural exp ' to dissipate over colder water in with gale force winds and ported Saturday. lure so far. Labor supply ade erations in poultry, dreochteg rains. “fhe storm did dump almost the next several days. Cutting U beginning along the quate at present. and animal bnsbuidrV , Forecasters said Alma, down eight inches of rain on the Wil Alma's highest winds were southern tier trf counties nest lo Jetaare; Weather cool but an area of married itudait ing. On the main campus the graded from a hurricane Fri mington area and flooded iso miles per hour in squalls over a the Oklahoma border. ry. wheal turning rapidly damage consisted primarily of day. already was involved with lated low areas along the coast. ■ small area near the center in Conditions Saturday varied start cutting around June At last report, the Washington 'the northern semicircle. She from dry land to tome wet Kingman: Good harvest destruction of trees and shrub- cold front and would become Wealbtr Bureau located ber Iblew sustained winds of 40, weather wltli 'several machines wy. bnkn wf^ nd _ ^1118 in calm fields. Reporu on yields liles per hour with gusts 45 to| damsge lo roofs of some eye and resembling an ordi larga. Ill-defined center about miles moisture are not yet sufficient starting in lull swing« by Mon 7S miles south of Cape KatterasIil5S m.p.h. at t Outer Banks.; W-2S bush- buildings. lor an' indication of the Overall day. Reported yields »-2S 125 mites east of Wilming-'Tides rin Iwo (o four feel above Most of the K-State families nary, though dangerous, lowcrop. 'normal along the North Caroiipressure system - by midday Reports from labor placement Kiowa: Weather dry and living in Jardine Terrace have Sunday. She still was moving easiit. na coast. fields dry. Wheat Is ready. move and 4t families offices: nings were displayed Moisture contaU 14 per cent preparuig lo move into that Alma, as a hurricane, left <7 northeast at 15 miles per hour ABtboay; sUU spot culling, Need and was expected to continue in e Beach. S.C. to the; dead 3S in HMduras. 7 in 14 elevator men. three area this summer will have to wheat too green. Need laborers Cuba and S in Florida. The ex- that direction with little change \'irginia capes. seek other housing. dr when they' start cutting and truck need comblM operator fv cus eraiors, trucks. tom cutter. KlBgley: Some test cutting Ashland; ^ conditions dry peeled .flrst of week. Weather ing wheal rl{«oing slowly. Test dry and hot cutting is high in moisture. Liberal: Wheat still green. Have orders for three or four loisturc content big' ~ combine crews. harvest to be delayed Bucklin; Mtlvity but will Increase in neit few days as Cool and windy. wheal ripens. Some test cutting. Wheat green. Liille iriieat will CaldwOD: Some trying to cut be cut before middle of next Friday and Saturday. Weather week, ^ ' mostly clear aiU cool. Pratt;- Cool and cloudy, land dry with wheat a little green. Harvest to begin first o( week. sufrard; Fields dry. wheal Greeatborg; Cloudy and cool. ripening slowly. Harvest in full .'Some barley cut Wheal cutting swing about June IB. should start first Of week. WeJUngtoa: Some spot culling Bmbtaa; Weather dry and with iiwtsture test eat tB-2S ptr per cent, cent. dryland lest cutting showed Ground condttUon ion good.'culUng motsiure content too high. will start whenn grain is dry.

Topeka Cleanup Into Fourth Day (CMttned From Page 1| ciats He said all sewage east Street south of 1-470) and 29th Of California Street is being' Street east of Cage - power! pumped directly Into Shungan- expected lo be on by Sunday. unga Creek because of power Around Sherwood Estates and failure at the statioa. Washburn Rural High School That led engineers lo a di.v and on 29th Street west between cussion of possible beatih haz- Gage and Fairlawn. power ards from spiling food. Two Saturday nighL men were appointed by the WASHBURN AREA mayor to coordbiage efforts of the Corps of Engineers and the Area aoulh of Jth Street and Public Health Service to prevent 1st of Quincy Street - most vermin and disease outbreaks. (Stored by Saturday nght. Area south of 21st Street and Red Cross spokesmen that by noon Saturday. IS per-: cast of Randolph Street; sons had applied (or long- 17th Street between Washburn range emergency aid and esti and MacVlcar - tome power mated that the number lad resbred b homes and business es capable of receiving it, East Topeka They said food, blankeu. Area north of $th Streel and clothing, medical aslstancc and west from Califomb Street legal advice were dispensed the SinU Fe shops - some Uiroughoul the day Saturday at power resbred by Sunday night. six emergency relief stations in Oakland the city. More than 300 blankets Area east of Strait Street went to homeless persuss In that possibly resbred by Sunday. one day. Damage at the Kansas Neuro Reports of damage estimates InsUtub, 3107 W. SUL to property in T^mka. caused logical by the tornado that rakod the caused by the bmado Wednes was estimated Saturday at city Wednesday idgbt, still were day $TO0.000. flowing In Saturday. The patient area of the iiv Soulhwestem Befi Tele^ne stitub. 400 retarded Co- officipls said that dami children, bousing was spared major caused in the storm is greatest ever suffered by the damage and there was no re ported injuries b patients, said company in Kansas. r. W. E. Sigurdson, superinMay nm HJgber ■ndenl. An incompieie survey, wiephone execuives said, estimate Taking the brunt of the sbrm were warehouses, utility and los.ves at $1.3 millin, and amount could run 25 per cent maintenance areas located on Mulheasiern areas of the lnsii-> higher. The siorm knocked out 21.500 ite grounds. telephones - ig.ooo of them b All utility polo and lines were, Topeka. The 1051 floods, offi- downed and windows were! ciaU said, knocked out 20.000 bbwn out of the power plant.; The loss hag been estimated at telephones b Kansas. At 10 p.m. Saturday, a tele- 1700.000. phone company spokesman said The hospllal was operating on about 7.000 of the telephones n emergency basis Saturday! heve been restored b service. until normal electrical servicei On Thursday, the day after could be resbred. the bnado struck, tbe spokes The storm approached south| man Mid. the telephone enm- of Vebrans Admbistratkm Hospany baodted 33.493 out-gobg pital buildings, striking siruclong-distance calls: 20.950 Fri- bres within a few feet of the' day; and about 28.000 m Sai- Mlient area. Sigurdsnt reported. urday. Tdepheee Servlceioes More than 000 telepbone scTvieemen have been working In Work crews from the highway the damaged area.of the city, departmeiiL the Chlldm's Diag and telephone operators have nostic and Reception Cenbr, been sent bin tbe city from and tbe Topeka SUb HospHtI helped clear debris and assist Kansas and Arkansas. The Kansas Power and Ugh ed in restoring essential serv ices. suffered I850;000 damages. tfflcbii._ Topeka churches have provid iimsted. Tbe damage b Tope ed a large Aare of the servtoes ka was listed at tSOOjno and offered b Topeka's bmido vic tims. repoebd b Rev. Albert W. $150,000 in Manhattan. Electrical power ha«tbem reewwlive dirertor of tite siored by Isle Saturday Counc|[ of Churches, AU.cwartnes j more than *■8 per een; •'All churches are cooperating' ses that c , in collecting service in damaged areas, a wOwl'ni clothing and focxL”| food.” Kansas Power and Light Qj.'NKkel. said, 'and clergymen spokesman said *>«" «" visiuuons lb all More than 300 KPL service>be first casualmen have been working h the arriving at hospiub of the city St. David's Episcopal CJiuroh.'i was knocked ________ day's brudo.w..nh,.ME„. 3M8 Vh 17th, and East Topeka Areas where power is expect-! y^t>«>d'st Cburcb, TOO Li-m e., edJo be Kstorad bday. or *asi^»‘T become.depositories lori in aerviee Saturday nighL clothing collecbd for! spokeamao saiTStad?: ! w»™ ‘n* »uppU« are SOtnWEST TOPJXA taken » Red Cross disCreenwood AtMiHon 3Jtb tribu’wn cemeri, he laM. nt

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We, at Crosby's, are anxious lobe of assistance to you in any way possible. Many of you will need wearing apparel and home furnishings. You may make.iyour selections now and pay nothing down; then take as long as necessary to pay for them. it just^pjiappened that we began a series of sales on home furnishings right before the tornado struck. Not in all our 86 years have we offered such values! For example: our entire stock of furniture, mattresses and carpets is 1 off regular prices: our entire s^ck of®tereos, TV, small appliances, pictures, lamps and mirrors is 20% off and our entire stock of toys is 50% oft. If you think of anything we may do to make it easier for you to get through this emergency, we stand ready to help.

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o's 'Watch' Pays Off Jarbafa; bak) defarii (or any in)ured. othLEA\'BWWO!rra fAPi - "I in ttie Jtrbilo tornido. cara covered outlying areas hile bolopw sindwichM. but; -when the thin* swrted kiokther sure Uslcd good after a;tng bad 0}W) went through compUing a list of Um deatmewhile" 'Civil Dcfenje Director town, getting people to lake cof- tion. Edward Power* said Saturday Then he relumed to his County highway depart he asseased the )ob done by assigned location When be uw crews and mar* votanleers rescue and cleanup crewt in the' the funnel be notified the sher brought in heavy equipment to nearby' Jarbalo area hnmedt- iff's ofnce at U move debris to the aetKb could continue. alely after Wednesday night's radio and then look c tornado. ,$elf." Power* related. The sheriffs office set op a i Jarbalo, a community of ap-] ■immedialciy the sherifTi of- disaster beadquartert in the' prwiffiately • ily ISO person^ persong in fke contacted me." Powera aald Methodist Church and anyone 1-aavenwarth County, was given "and we siaried moving men admitted to the area had to re the "lake‘'t»v«r" word by Al and emhpment into Jarbalo"- ceive a Civil Defense patch. bert Dyton, one of the volun- portable gasoline generator* and Salvation Army and Bed Cross lights were brought from Leav frcttn Leavenworth provided enworth. The aherlffi office, as- aandwtebes and coffee for relief aisled by Leavenworth city po- workers, many of whom were the Job continuously for 2S to I- lice and radio-equipped citizens’ riband volunteer* all were as SO hours. signed positions and a man was Eight weather spoilers, plus persona had been in one of trailers whidi was blown apart, staUoned at each InterseelioQ the sheriff's office and a e t highway patrohnen consutute but they got out in lime " Powaged area al one end of town. the weather watch unit in Leav ______ Wbiie men searched the Jar- enworth County.

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WASHINGTON (AP> - Sen- I ale Donocratlc Leeder Mike l Mansfield of Montana said Sat-11 COLUMBIA. SC. (API urday he is "making no prog- | Despite two U.S, Senate races, r»" in his efforts to avert a less than half of South Caroli na's more than aoo.OOO eligible siOD Of U.S Cloak and dagger voters are expected to vote In activities. i Tue-iday's Democratic primary. said President Seeking Oie nomination fot Mansfield the two-year unezpired term of Johnson indicated he would not enter the dispute over the Centhe late Sen, Olln D. Johnston. Intelligence Agency that D-SC.. are two former govei leal e« pits against one another two of 111 Donald S. Rus the Senate's top committee sell of Spartanburg and BmesI chairmen - Richard B. Russell. Continuet Every Day Thh ff'eek D-Oa.. ol Armed SerVicea and F. Hnllings of Charleston, J.W. FulhriglU. D-Ark.. of For Close Race The Russell-Hollinp race U eign Relations. To Fleer rated neck-and-neck. Bui it ap parently has failed to Mansneld. acting as media the grassroots Interest ftocoe- tor. uid if a compromise isn't sao> for a big turnout at the struck fairly soon "we'U have polls. take it to the floor and baUle it ’ The Democratic nominee will out." be opposed In (he Nov. I general But this, be said, would not be election by State Sen. Marshall before late next week and would Parker of Oconee, who boiled probably be later. (be Democrita early this y To avoid a heated public deto take the RepubUcan nomi baU on toa deUeata Usual In lion. volving U.S. inlelUgence and In the other Senate race. SUto espionage. Mansfiekl persuaded Sen. Bradley Morrah of Green- both sides U postpone a show vine, backed by Iheiparty lead down scheduled June 1 to try to ership. Is favored over John work out a compromise. Bolt CulberUon. also of Green Fulbrlghi held off on a resolu ville. backed by the party leadhave both the Negro and labor tion, approved by his commit tee. lhat would espend the r'ito'i, Mexol. Cioxbof oxd !•>*•'• laclvdod voles. present CIA supervisory panel ix «kl> -DxJi'W S'ovp■me winner will go against by adding toroe foreign rail- itoxoi end «ry*»ili in ■asUacos. kfOOoUh. elxi pe.ilicaHy powerful Sen. Strom Uont cammlUee members to It • xd oorrlxei. ' Thurmond In November. ThurPanel Opposed monJ baa held the seat aince IIM but has not faced the voters This was opposed by since switching from the Demo present seven-man CIA panel, cratic to toe Republican party made up of veteran members of In 19M. toe Armed Services and ApOther statewide racea proprtstloiw - committees, and Tueiday’i primary are a three- headed by Russell. Their chief man conteat for lieutenant gov arguments have been lhat the ernor and foor-way conteati present setup Is adequate, and d that enlargement by the watchboth for sUta state superintendent of educa og committee would Swnmorf slavoi elov. (or oil your Modi, (tom drony le danger of leAs. tion. Ckooao from uyloo tkooro. oetlOl woor. •», Gov. Robert McNair is nnop- Maieflctd said he would "like >• catool tttiOf. uyls* croobot •' eoHo* «>ias with potedforafulltermlntoepri-iio »ee the Foreign Relations msry but (aces RtpubUcan Jo- Committee gel some kind of loorhor aolew. »••••<•- whHo or kloob. seph O. Roger* In November, reprejentstion' the CIA. Rogei 'While toe CIA does not make also bolted toe DemocraU ear reign pollcv.' MansflaM la'id. lier this year. It is withoutt question involved

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Doctor Urges Plan of Billing For Medicare KANSAS cmr (AP) - The president of the American Acad emy of General Practice Sat urday urged ^lyaldans to bill Ibelr Medicare patients -in the usual and customary manner' and let patlentt coHect from the Social Security admlnstration. Dr. Abo( K. JolMon. Gar land. N.C., -president of the family doctor organisation, uid ■ fewer problems win arise” If doctors send statements to the patients. Dr. Johnson was here before going to Washington to . aiteinl a Metficare conference. "In my opinion too many pa tients are not familiar wKh this provision (d tba Uw,” be aid. •'People over 85 think they win be able to sedt thd arvtces of a phvslclan and pay only 20 per cent of the fee. They believe lhai the Social Security admiotsiraiion will then In all casea, automatically pay the remain ing 80 per cent of the doctor's lee. TW rinpiy Jm’i true. Un der the law, the doctor Is the one win dedda ^rbether be wants to collect from the pa tient or the Social Security ad ministration. Alter ulking to many of my patients. I am con vinced that physicians can avoid considerable red tape if they continue to bill tbeir patienta direct”

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Ford 'Runs' for Republicans' IHWGTON t.APt-When •Iciry Ford's fnewLs list hi« tchib-pmenls, Ihrv almost a!•ays point nut that In IH4 he *is named the I’niversity of Mietugan'* mast valuahle lootwll ptaver Be»iR diseree!, Ihej •arrly menlMin thal thiv team • as one ol Mirhigan'- '•orst. • innitv! hut one fzanir and srorini only II pointOnce again, as House Repulv lican leader since Jan 4. 1»AS. he is riglUing tremendnu<"i>dd>. iryifig to keep an Idriologicany tattered band ol RepuhlicaAs rager lor battles thc> kno» they r.i.i’t *m as long as theyVe oulnumbered 2 m I Laagk Helps Re^. GmM K FenI Jr.. R-Mkk., left, Haue RepiUka ••He has thal big. booming leader, and Rep. C. Rabcrt WatkiM. R-Pa.. a( a receal OOP laugh, ' Rep Bob Wilson. R- baaqael la PcaBtylvaoia. Caflf.. said rteenily. -so that when he really emu loose 'I four children - Michael Gerald, . make* you leel good all over.ijg. j^m Gardner. 14; fttevenl God knows, there hasn't beeni^,^., io. and Susan Elizabeth,I much to laugh about these day.s., _ go *jing. whenever poss. when you're a Republican-' ;yp m * round ol golf. In trying to give his p a r t yl Rood looking, eaallv liked, more to laugh about, and lOj^ju, aiyactive family, rephave more represenUUves m!f„„iing for II years a conWashington (0 share the mem- jfrvalive dlslrlcr w-hich ha.s il ment. Ford seu a pace no other.,, |,„i«, s p^r Congressional leader has ever:„ft, of ju voles. Ford has il attempted I made. A giant map of Die United |

!«'« miBhl be brtler served If Speeches Plapetaied jet up * bil. Whv, then, does Each pin represenis a speech Fort h,5 m.d., 'I* w, i, b«rf! OT j.ip.l poWiooM! .1 ^ ampl. .riU.n..Uc Sl,«. 0« President Lyndon B J«hnsoniu .. ^lu and Secretary ol Defense Rob-ij, nemocrats^nsl only 140 ert S McNamara, pleading for.D,oublicans - ^re are two the election of more Republican .. ,^.1 Lyndon • *' ! wants. Lvndon usually gets. * summarily more thai • the Demo38.000 miles into 24 states, Ttijs errts are ready fo end it travel has come while Congress Not even the party's profes hts been In session, which sional npllmbts expect to means that Ford has also had 10: yj. House this fall, but Ford plan Republican legislative Sira-j lha, legy. *e^ as a ^rty man and never forget for a i nmeni his own ennsUtuenls m and arwnd Grand Rapids Mwh -j^^.j ^Qp „pppj

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Sion of Congress, 87.3 for tWstfrom their confidential Ulk.i one. Ford denied he had leaked' ■ ‘Til match thal against any-!any information to anybody.' body.” Ford says. Ibut. such is the tmnendousj Before Ford defeated Rep.ipower of the White House, hiter-i Charles Halieck of Itidiana foriest in him perked up Insla Helped the GOP lea^rship. 90 per cent of his correspondence came ‘ I have been getting good from his own disthet. Now It's news coverage whereerer 1 ' almost the reverse, and, of thahks lo Lyndon.” course, tt has Increased tremen-;“ii-s a “Il's the biggest aseR we've dously. found”-' Tord - no ktn of the motor Mail FaveraMe magnates — went Iran Michi When Ford accosed PresMent: gan 10 Yale Uw School and was Johnson of "mismanagemenl" a member of the dau wtricb in the Viet Nam war. he re produced such atandouti as Su ceived 600 letters. The pro-Ford preme Court JusUees Byron mail outnumbered the anti-Ford Whita and Potter Stewart, tbe by 6 to 1 present governor of Pt Curiouily. Ford got bis best nie. William Scranton, break when Johnson complained man who hopes lo sicceed him. last August thal a COP leader. U. Gov. Raymond Shafer, and unnamed but supposed to be the nation's ulipoverly boss. Ford, had leaked information Sargent Shriver.

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Generation of Young Doers' Search for Their Own Values By JOHN BARBOUR AMwi*l«d PMM Wnter Th^' cm» from y«an of good life, nd (ran tba ments o( ttaB own mIM ■ntey tre m OBtUko as aatm and growing tip cu make Om. Tbey have juR one caU tn oommoo. They are young, and they know their youth li a precious and fleeting thing.

who stepped out of college The real answer is. naturally, something solid, and get to fut lot. and doesn't need know people." ate explains. after three months partiy he- much more penonaL the bKk all the time, who cause she was tired of hearing to langh. Now she is -in-w-daily battle be satisfied with that Potto Victim "But then," abe asyi, “I sharp, atlngiog street dirt toto the leeivage dramatiet of “Joey with iOiccs she can do UtUe reze a kid giva yen at the started taking anthropotogy, your toee, aad poverty dictal caD. I’ll never go out with Susan has volunteered for a about The ^adly glria who end of a bug.” and be didn't laugh ahoU It any heck at poverty. Joey again." She asked berSelF, year away from her family — more.” even tel drivers who live "Is this what it's going to be family that bu found comfort in come toto tlw "OutpoR" Vxk Now Karen is a Peace Corps there wont pick up in the nel^ like from DOW on?" rising above its own problems. younger, but more Ured, than' iovitee. going probablyto tiPeru btfhood. ......................... At "tte Onte*t” she brings Her mother lanT well. Her fa their years. Gradnally. tfaeyi to work in urban develo her warmth to young girls who ther has been in a wtweiehalr begin to share their lives with Teeaage Gtob Karen is aware that ber's has A sign In the store front says. Uve In the COM uncertainty of since he was 16 when polio her. gfae tf there to console, to A NEW DODGE ... or ANY One after anot! betn s good Ue. Her father is not enough money, not enough struck him down. He does ac Itsteo to the girl whose father •■UI don't do It DOW. lawyer. Shp-hij^ youngi "Hun House outpoQ (or teen Jobs, not enough a^-respect. To counting and inecine tax work took part of the family and ; moved away, leaving her bdiiiul never do it" sisters. Ilieir baRVa confor age girls.” Hen paatki| them, she U a big titter, and a at home. But, between Susan. With her mother. She h there to U«MaCar«dSm( So they go •> to put the years able conteniporary with white and leer in the open d window to irtiat the world might older brother, with a girl the at their young Urn c«i the line, siding in the wooded hills ' pretty social worker. Rest door younger sisters, thm seems to be pattoBt is e ramHiBid doOfac etore. the had reteted. who to serve in JhngWe and river- Freme the Oconto River, •tUWntiiLi pPTWim. jcteamoiig VISTA peo be a great sense of family. “It thou^ On the other Bide is a takeout W d «n Say V** nreiam ear. towns of distant places, or m the hills were “a gretf plaea to ple that they aatwer toevlta- was tlwavs fabulous," she says. suddnlykt bar down. Jungles of their own cities, and Ufce,” die river ideal (or swim eUdeen shop. ble question. “Why?" with a "Just great." the rural wasteland of America. ming. Kano was in booor atu- this It the other world for harren smile md the ^iraK. Nevertheless; "you have to vie ______________ Sutu King. She if U, from says, “tees Glendale. Caiif.. a \TSTA volun- 'To help the poor, of eourse." get away from Iher. and do can giva an awshe used to tell her father that the Lake Shore Drive facade of

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Some are Peace Cnrpe veltm- dent at Oconto Falls High teers. S«ne are vahmtaen ot School, tSO students, two-thirds VISTA, the denestic Peace rural. Corps. Some serve diraugb Karen feels a built-in obligasmaller groups that spring (rom Uoo to offer to others some of college canBUMt end coOeBi bar on good fortune, to give of caaeeleBeet- They number tn hcwElf, snd to leave some mark the tbouaeods. They tedc a of her own on the world. hundred ttlngs. and among the Boi her reasrnu are more things they find are themselves. than altruistic. She U thinking These are of the generation of of graduate school. Her future is"doers" — tboee who have '11 open, still undecided. spumed the apathy and the Ever Btoee te Peace Corps gray flannel luft IdeaU nf a pre sUrted,” she says, "I’ve been vious generation - seeking to interested In it and thought shape the world In irttich they would be a great opportunity to will have to live. Somet other people. But it will their words are drowned out In hdp me to decide whether: the uproar of rebellions on col to continue in my current field,' lege campuses; sometimes their r go Into Forei^ Service." deeds are overshadowed by the Her interest in anthrop^gy began, as best as she can remnbw, about the flfth graA, rodlnir iir a cbiUrqi’i .nigoThey see that there is not only zine about the dlscovny of te much to be done, hut they be site of andent tnj. R led lieve this it Ihe time to do It. there to the study of man, bis Suddenly yonlh bn a )oh past, tbenea to his preaent and do. and a spirit to do it wjlh. and they canrWtartptt Sdtb them. “rrasurettotatfiritifwaia It is there in the inured romantic Image of Miing oS in words of a VIBTA youth In CMo- fte Jungles, and tar-away rado. in the earnest, artles way places. But tha you start read of a boy from Wisconsin, in the ing more about it and you real soft sorrow of a young girl ba thto la stopfaL And then you working with the>ior of ChJen Kite tel this b aort of ■ new traotier, a way of making prog ress. town ^1 bound for tha Peace 'And personally, it wiH bo a tremendous experteBCt. You’re Corps. So it Is with Kpren Behllng. tn a different sUsattoo ten She is 21. a brown-eyed, ash- you’ve ever been in before. And brown4ialred senior at the Unt- even if it teuM be an vetsily of Wisconsin. Oie Is nate experience, it bai to bo waniMjatured and pretty. She valuable. In the end, yon know lived, ontil college, in a town of at least you've tried." don't have to go ti 2.300 pe<4)le - Oconto Falls. to find another world. ( Wis. When she wu much yonnger. North Side of Chicago, behind

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■ M>TK—Tkt ' i:i>iTu«-« M>TC—TM !«■ !«■ dom. frustration, silence and t>anmn(t and ttouse arrest laws afarrni*'^. •»Mai> The Kansas Suprcme-Court|s«'>>> lonell have ensnared people from all Itl tylcd Saturday that RopubI>e; These are the people tamed walks of life - writers. pcdHical Natural Gas Cn. pTnperly paid ^..ik . rty members, univemity lec ■under this country’s suK>re in Slate 'lofconununiao) law. Byjaw turers, lawyers, social workers liTcs’when it conieodetf il owed '» ••• and students — black, white and yellow, enly . ! B» DENNIS lifi nOVLE Hr .UK ,,«mdrt ci« joiu^.jesburg, sodUi «• 'n»J' «”»■ ■" 'Ihey are forbidden to commu firm n«ed the tax on capital stroll through the ftewered nicate with other baimed gains m the IkpiKUtKin of parts. eniertalQ friends at borne friends, prepare material lor aeu The rompativ, comended South Afriegns lunchUme means o«^boort for publication or have political dis >hould be computed dif.: aandwH'het in the sun or a l«ly i pack of ci| ^ cussions in puUic. fercnilv and souRhl a refund i snack at the rcsUurant artwhd House arreit and brings or They mutt seek government of llie' nearly fl A millmn dif-'the corner. ders generally are imposed for approval to stop outside their five years. Vfhile allowing frj;::'''''', .. ...-. _____L.For. Others jt.miy mean area of cenflBement. eveirto aU The hijh court merxea the lunchtime dash to t Sedftuirk County District Court ing the dsyUme, the law de woman was bvred conviction of "Edna Mae Booker, port their preaence. mands they remain at home young daughter's birthdty ' Wichita, of manstaughler in the In the evening fashtonaMy from t:X p.m, to 6:30 a m. and party. fatal shooting of her husband. dressed women crowd the Ihea- at weekends from 2:30 p.m. Sat So effective are the banning She was charged wilh first foyers, night club hostesses urday until 8:30 a m, Monday. and house arrest orders that degree murder. . aqueeie into seductive gowm. Their restricUon becomes dejN moat restriclees find II dltncuK, for a scat in long on all publ-c holidays, in if not impossible, lo prKtlce Embassy Closed cluding Christmas and Easter. their trade or professkiiL ■ ACCRA. Ghana AP* - North bar as Johannesburg’s Bigbtltfe Each weekday around hsnebtime they must report in perm NeAppMl Vicl Norn has closed its cmbas-igeLs going. to a police Blaiiim. Failure to do They can never appeal s> here after it had operated for! Boring Nigbla against the banning orders. to than a year._______ \ Buffer some, —the banned o U a criminal offense. Iliere are no legal arguments, Toacbei AU South Africa's far • reaching no charge, no trial, no defense. A bennlDg order Is flnal. No

Harsber teatriettom added to,be no weakening of his tough her original baung order imlaacarity policy, make It teipo^le for her toi “The time has come." he aid wial wrifare work'“to indict mybody spreading from her Johannesburg office.jlies. 1 *0! see that it becnmM Her freedom has been restricted; taw In South Africa. one form or anotha for ova Tbe latest weekly list of bannlngs included: a secretary of nine jean. the opposlUa Ubaal party, an Makar of Laws international lelevislon agency Architect of South Africa's cameramu, a university lec banning taws is Justice Minister turer and a prominent woman Baltbaur Vorster. tipped by lawyer. many as the country's next Some of the teudtsl outcries prime minister iriwn Hendrik against Soum -Afrla’s. racial verwoerd steps down. policies come from women. Oulwaidly a Impassive, un- Helen ^mnan is an antigovman. Vorster has emment fighter. The only par waged releoUesi wa against liamentary representative of the communism and what he terms liberal-inclined Progressive par the “sickly pink of liberalism. lor. her verbal dashes with Vor ALAN PATON White voters endorsed Va- ster are often the highlights of .. Rgbta apatheid star's handling of the country's parliamentary debates, security affairs during the re-; others are a band of white official reason is given other Joseph, the first woman to be cett aU-whlle electioas, sanding tnusewives who call themselves .................................... than occasional suggestions thatdetained under the bouse ar his NationalUl party back to the Black Sash. Wearing a black the restrictae has “furthered rest taw. power sritb a aeeond majority s-sb of mourning across their the Sims of communism."' A divorcee, she Uvea alone in tor another five yean. ihealdefi. they parade placards sUaUly on busy street comers Most netorioos of all South a suburban viBa ckiee to Jo- Shortly after ft* nrg. A cat and a dog meni't ruelecdon Africa’a ’ what they enwider her only companions. Vorster indicated there would rxlal hijuitlees. Is graying British-boni Helen

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It Began Like Any uther Spring Day^ But Ended in Catastrophe At the airport, Eland knewl The first thing they {CmttmH rna Pa(' U vehicle down the hill. was a swatch northeast where this wu a good sited tornado! Kanm and I itarted to radio probably wu doing a lot of houses and apartmentt buUdinp someon (or conOnnatlaa. damage. But until the storm had been but were no more. •‘It wmt nocemry. The UUle bit before 1 readied homu adjointog the . Weather Bureta got H on ra- headquarten Bud I saw a house reaUacd K was airporl, “We eoUdnt see a fun just dar.” Gage. I stopped some cm where we were,” Mr*. MlDer nel. Just debris. And it looked Hathaway noticed a p a a a e and and we tried to lie down. like It wu beaded for the after the ekmd finger puUed , "After that everything went itey atorted to walk awi Bureau building.” away. tiie ddid ttme-tben it wasn’t a dark. i don’t remember a lot. )»t someone ...............they Wuther EUnd said. “Each of ns picked, finger any more. "Wben I came out, I remem out a desk and got under i "Ihe entire cloud dropped ber seeing my ear tangled up 'T ranember Ouokiog down and it tUyed with two or three other vehicles cM and Mrs. Hril hid a hn- didn't have too mudi roof over ground.” and I remember teeing Harold At the Weather Bureau Eland | Tuttle, a Kansas Highway pa ken rib. Power Sippiy ordered the tornado alarm si-' trolman who wu hoepitalited by But they talked tbe driver into funnel passed southeast taking them to Mrs. Hell's home rens aoooded and put this state storm injuries. of the buUt^ and power and ment on the teletype circuit at "The first thing I did wu to northwut of Washburn Univer- eommunicatton tines were y. They could get only with7:03 pjn.: go to tbe nearest bouse and help knocked out. An emergency •*A tornado has been reported get the people out. The boy wu two blocks of h. It wu dark supply wu put into oper in the Boothwest portion ot the hurt bad and it made me leel w — trees, debris and wires power ation and communications were Topeka area at Bumett's Moiad really bad when be died later. everywhere. soon restored. Berne Gmc moving northeastward. Afi real- “I went on to a couple of other “We came out after it passed, denU of the T^>du area should houses. The people were in the Wben they reached Mrs. HeU s and we could see tbe lunel effect safety measures for the basement. I couldn't get to them borne, it wu gone. then.” Eland recalled. “It apnest 30 minutes.” but they told me they were alt peared smaller it move ved Kansas Highway Patrol radio right. ^ beadquarten received a call •T remember the weather then KC Mom Sentenced away, and started deierio and lifting soon after it u ' from one of its cars northwest wu extremely calm and the by." of Burnett’s Mound that In Slaying of Son The time wu 7:2$ p.m. . nado was in sight and that it KANSAS CITY. Kan, AP) - In X minutes tte storm trav loAed "like a very la^ white station wagoo to take At Ihe Embassy Mrs. MiDer (be woman and boy we had Mrs. Cassandra Roy. S, wu eled eight miln fnim Burnett's and Mn. H«jl were talking sdien pulled from the srreckage of the sentenced Saturday to serve a Mound to tte airport, leaving a term of S to 21 years In the 1100 millioa path of destruction they beard a atno. first bouse to a hos{£a]. ”Is that a wanfa«r Mn. Mil 'T don't itmember when I death of her IMay-old son last up to (our blodto wide. Its traU included 3,200 {amOles with loss, ler asked, then ffippad her tele was taken to the hospital, but August. vision set on to WIBW-TT . they tdd me later it was by a She wu tantented by District mere than 800 homes dutrayed, Judge Donald C. U(tle after be most of Washburn UniverxiQr ■Bill Kurtis was talking,’ ' up truck part of Ih had over-ruled Mrs. MUler racalli. “He said destroyed, one 10-story office ambulance the rest new trial. She wu convicted of buJldiiig severely damaged, the Tt hnla like a tornado U com- way, . ing over Bonett’s Mound. If May stole printer'<|^ perhaps ' to in the hospiUl. I stroyed and 17 persons de you're not lads cover, get feel very fortunate I was able to walk out as aoon as I did.” Hathaway. Mrs, Miller and Aoartment ll« was on the first Mrs. beard the tdcvision floor of the two-story embassy. set goHeil “bang” and tte lights I There was no basenait. out They could bear a “What should we do.” Mrs. went roar. MlUer and Mrs. Hell asked. “I ‘Wben it wu over.” said Mrs. Miller, “I asked her. ’. »« y< \ didn't answer, and again T On Bumett’i Mound. Htthaare you all right?' way watched the cloud ap- I said. 'Mary, Answer Comet ' X proach. It didn't appear to be moving This time Mary answered. very fait tmtO it got dose,” be ‘‘Yee. are you?" said. "Then it teemed to vtod Apartment 110 was a sham bles. The story above it was ^ ''’•'■You tear that a tonteo gone. Eight autombobiles and . sounds like a freight train on boat were piled up against oi Showers ami thuBdentonsi are ferecut taday hr tbe central trestle, or like a bunch of jet entrance and a wall from a . aircraft. This was alt that and other apartment was piled third of the naUoo except tbe Central Plains. Sunny skies against tbe other. Mrs. Miller art expected over tte rest ol tte couatry. It will be warmer more. As it got close it v and Mn. Hell crawled through (nn New Eaglaad through the East, Great Lakes area. loud roar like nathing I've i heard. 1 realised toen I’d better window that wasn’t thm any- Ohio a>d Tcanestee vaDeys._______________________

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insuraoM payments in the wake should not »Kl 10 obuio iillm.te. lii '■>" ^ J. if ■■ IwS ol moil el Wednesday s tornado should making estimates. not make hasty settlemenU with Ba estimated be'had Ulkod to ■M.o,_no.llor oMio. b.^ ; out obUlnIng Iqal advice. day to 30 to 8 persoM who ----- tpoka from sought advice oo lettilng claims. _ . relief center Inl Hundreds of Insurance comEast Topeka, where be offered pany employes mobiloed today, freee legal advice to homeownert ‘ establishing claims offices to ,nd minor damage to homes, Ihe force that these plane-s were represenlalive of the Legal procea the thousands of reLarger atbns pit.” Aid Seriely el Topeko. IquesU ctpocM from persons OiMrit a uvyw who M propmty or luaas la Ha aaid adjultora were en- “One junk dealer looked at nuraftai Itoaa with I a r the wrediage tbii tnornlng and '-Owners should ba advised aot tbo caned it 'Uiftanl Junk.’ I can to sign any papers unless they JaiM Crabtree, atslstant re- liaimi to obUIn mtlmatee eensult a lawyer." Mananares gfonal director of the Inraranee conlractors or builders with only agree with him." Beeson said. advised. InfbrwUon luiUlute, estimated which titey were familiar. He added that most adjustors [that 1« to 18 adjustors had ar- “Those with the worst damwere acting in good faith, but rived here tR^ to aid those will be contacted first.' iblrea uid. that In some Instances damage already here, to foundations had randiradi homes beyond repair, niaktngid^ the settlement check tnadetpiate.|d He said one man. offered ^ IttOO for bta damages, bad sought advice because be; thought the home was beyond repair. -'! trid him be should get e builder or contractor to make ► aa wUmata.” Manaanarea aaid. -nw altomey added that In In addition lo being a merdiant we also bapjj^n to be sured persons make written clatma. -'Most policies requiro U to be a fellow dlisrn who went thru the same trials and trib in writing.” be add^ "Usually insurance companlea will not en- d ulations as other Topekans last Wednesday night. force that requirement, but they could il they wanted to."

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Mrs. Russell Edwin Cummings (Sandrt Ftke) Ttie nirriacc «f Sadn FOce (0 RosscU Edwin CamralnCB took ^<ce at 7:30 p.m. Satnr^ dap bi the Hanlejr Rnad Baptial Cbircb. dayton, Mo. Tbe Rev. Jamei E. Lockhart officiated. Caodlelldhters were Patricia Lee Stroud, University City, Mo., and Margaret Ann Gant, Creve Coeur. Mo. Parenu of the couple are Mr. and Mrs, Roy Koneth Fike, Creve Coeur, Mo., and Mrs. and Mrs. Edwin David Cummings. Topeka. The bride wore a sheath gown *1 white organza aver peso de sole deaigwed witt aa Empire hodlce of rtembroldered Akecoa lace. The full ebapel boln was acceated at the waist with Uee. An Aten-

ivy cestered with white orchkb. Attending tbe bride were: Pa tricia Kay Graham. Wichita, maid of honor; Marie Bloise LeoboU. Bloomfield. N.J., and Caro] EUtabetb Honeman. Kansas aty. Mo., bridesmaids; and

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Tim Central Oongregational Oorcb was the scene of tbe wedding of Marianne H a r t and Jete Edvard Daria at t p.m. dtava 9. Tim Rev. CharM feMckeon read the marriage service. Mr and Mrs. Jadt M. Hart are parents of the bride and Mr. Davis is the son of Mr. and Mn. Clayton M. Davis. Ttke upers were lighted by

Mr. and Mit. Robert R. Haz> btt, PredDob, aonoonce tbe mariage of their daughter, Sharon Kay. to Stephen R. Clan ton. aoD of Mr. and Mn- apcnoa R. aantan, Pndmda. n» wedding took ^ at 7 pjD. June'4 ta the Pint Ctriitian Church. Pedooia, with the Rev. Monte Gravnsteln readlitg the ceremony. Mrs. Bob Robyak and Judy Lake, Tope ka. lighted Ihc candles. Tte hfide'i ibeath gown with bipire waM bad a r»emhraMered Akneew lace bed im. three - i|Qarter - length aleem. and chapel train. Ber dhow - ta«tb veO wu heU hynmnlehinfbeadpleee.aDd Mn. Ben Ullltf, Muskogee, Okte.. filter of tbe bride, wu matron of honor. Brtdesmaida were aneflier sMer, RiU Bnlett, Fredeate: tbe-tridegroom'i slstar, Mariern Gantoa. Predania: and Pula Adrin, Seli na. Joni Ku Mflkr. Mudugee, wu flower gM and Denk Fry er, Prcdonla, aerved u ring bearer BIU Cnnfield. OUahona City. v« bek mn and tbe groeramen were Tom Cany, ■ Olathe; UOt Pnat and Bob Jonu, Apeka. Ikheriog were Bob Rtdiyak nod Mike Utighon, Topeka; Jerry Gray and Mike Norris. Wkhlta. A reeqttkn in the church per' lor folowed the ceiemuny. ' A senior at Washburn UMvertity, tbe bride is a member of Detta Gamma sorority. She will aUend summer school at Washbum. A paduate of Wuhbum Uni versity. the brid^rooro taught in Sedan last spring. Ha if em ployed for tbe nmowr ^ ttie Beya IndoMial Sebod. Bla fruernity k Slpna.

Greg Cllle and Tom MorUI. The bride-i floor - length A-ihaped Empire gown was of English net and Gnipim lace appHtme. The brief bodice, with brood scoop seekUoe. wu compieuly overbid with Uoe that wMeiied at tbw sbeolders b form ttay sleeves. Deep swap of the bee circled the skirt which was flalihed ta trtpb rm of Onlpnrt edgtai nt shaped abb-wide Walbtu train, chapel • length, repealed the triple rows of edging and wu ttppad with taenoppUgues Uar ilUc iOuslOD vaQ M from ^pure lace chignon beade. She carried a nosegay of Mrs, Patrick Reid, Chapel Hill, N.C.. and Mn Edwin Phelps.

Julia Anette Getar, Prootanac, . Mo.. Junior bridesmaid. Janet Virginia Geisr, Frenlenac. Mo., was flower girl and John WiObra McDaniel, Kirkwood. Mo., carried tbe rinp. Roger David Cummlnp. To peka. was his brother’s best man and groomsmen were David Wayne Harrop and John Deeb Daniels, both of Kansas City.

Fairfax, Va.: Gerald A. lenberg. Uwrenee; and L>b DavM Utba, Coiamhas. Ohio. A recepbon in the church fol lowed the ceremony. Both are paduatea of the Univenity of Kansas. Mrs. Cumminp is a member of Chi Omega social soroity, Kappa Alpha Mu and Alpha Rho Tau honorary frabroities. Mr. Cum mings holds a master’s degree in sanitary engineering from KU. After a wedding trip through the East the coupb wiH live ^ in Wuhlngton, DC,, where Mr. • r Cumminp will be associated b' : with the Public Health Service, r v."

Hanford. Calif., attended her as maids matrons of honor. Brides maids were Marie McMorris, Leawood; Anna Hegenbarl. Em poria: Janet Kuehn and Lea Hirsebberg. Best maa was Mlchse! DntUa UHf groonifflen were Stepbea WlcHifl, Mission: U (Jp) Edwin Phelps, Hanford; WlBtam MePbersoo. Howell. Mich.; MiltOi PaltersoR ud the bride’s brother. Jobs Ban. A reception at Topeka Counytr Club folbwed the ceremony. The bridawpaduatad from the Univerdl9 of Kansas Iasi January. Her. sorority b Kappa Alpha Theta Mr. Davis, a graduate of the University of Kansas, is in hu third year at Washburn Law School. His fra ternity is Phi Gamma Delta.

Mrs. R. W. Carroll, Jr. fShamn Kay Menascoi

roll It 2:M p.m. Saturday. Tbe Rev. Henry H. Hill officiated at the West Side Christian Church, WichiU. asco. WIehiU. Ibe bride’s pwn « with A4Im. floorleai featurii^ a oodlffed Empire waM and Kabuki sleeves. Tbe chapel tram wu of Aleecoa tace and a matchkg lace bow held ber sboaldeMeugtb ailk flkskn veil Sbe carried a cascade of yeOow white daisies anddbloedel^ b akms. Marilyn Menuco. Overland Parle, wu maid of honor and her other attendants were Mrs. James Gifford Findeisi. Chteago; Sharon Polster. Kansaa LUy. .tto.; and Marilyn Mc Pherson. Overland Park. Max Shellbau. Parsons, wu best man. Serving u grooms ' men were Bill Munc luney, Kansu City. Mo.; tfMJl, wuuiiauu, fWBUSU

aty. Kan., and Prat* Mao, A reception In the church foL lowed. The couple then letl/oa a wedding trip to’Los Angeles, Calu.. where they will be at home. A graduie of the UaJveritty of Kansu, the brida formeriy taught French aad Englkb k Bower Springs. She wOl leaeh k the Lm Anples city schools. Mr. Carroll, a KU graduate, received a master's degrw in accounting from the university this month. He will be em-

Mrs. Larry Bryce Henderson (Jeanette Austin) The First Methodist Chun* in Eskridge wu the setting tor the marrisge of JuMtle AusUa. daughter of Mr ad Mrs. Ira Austin Eskridp, to Larry Bryoc Henderson, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henderson, also of Ekridge. The Rev, Monroe Vaughn read the service at 7 p.m, Friday. Mac Austin, brother of the bride. lighted the candleti. Tbe bride were u A • Ike coat made with tweeihean wacUke, Dior slte\ei and ledkgote atykd skirt oulHaed with erysuh and seed kto u aisie-wide chap-

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A cluster of Ivon' lace petals held her toil. She wore a gold arid amethy.st necklace which had belonged to her greatpandmoiher. She earned a twi(|Wt of pak Rubrum Ulies. Sheryl Russell. Wellmeton, waT'the bride's maid of hon or dnd bridesmaids were Ro> hie Kent-and-Marsha Lyons. E! Paso. Te*. Kemeth D. Kramer. Huplen. wu best roan and groomsmen were.Karry K. Brochman. Sallnar^ Ray Kenoyer. Kansu

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Eureka; and Wiliiam Jensen. . Shawree Mission. recepuon m the home of ' the bride's parets Mlowed Im mediately alierwards the coupk . left for a honevmoon trip to Colorado. They will be at home. after June 2i at 4W Pwett, Kansu City,-Mo. Mr. HNonoo. wiQ attood law school at the UiveraUy M Missouri at Kanu aty. Tbe bride is employed by Swwibob'i. '

Mrs. Jerry Lynn Henry CLindi Marie Bladei)

Mrs. James S. Mitcheil (Stndra McCune)

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Attention Focuses on June Weddings McCune-Mitchell Mr. and Mn. Jamei R. MeOne aamunca the marriase tbetr daocbtir, Saadra Leigh, to Janei Statitey Hitcbell. no of of Hr. tod Hra. Everatte Jantea HllchaO, Clay Center. The Re?. Charlea 0. Erldt* eon read the vowi In die Pint rial Church at 2 pjo Satard^. The bride were a OoeriMfth gown of white organu trimmed with Chaplllly lire ud beaded with day peart* ■ad rryttal bead*. It wai fathtoned with aa Empire bodice, portrait aecUlne. bell iteeve. aad altie-wldc dapel iralB.

broidered Alencon lace. She car^ Tied an Italtan eaicadt ot white butterily row*, while Prencbed miniature cantatlwi*, etephaDotli and ivy. Judy Breecber. Oklahoma aty. OklB., attended the bride u maid of honor, and brideemaids wen aiiten of the eou^ June MltetaeU. Clay Center, aad Barbara McCune, Ibpaka, and the bride's cousin. Sbery Ertidu. Tullabcane, Tenn. Lori Sikes. Topeka, and Daryl Hartner. Boulder. Colo., were flower girl and ring bearer. Sgt. Michael Colae. Hoaiton. Te*.. was belt man. Groom*-

^ e^reception followed In the fi ch parlor. UK bride, a graduate of To peka We*t High School, attend ed Washburn Univnlty and ■ne Oark School of Businew. Mr. Mittdtell la a gradual* of Clay Coua^ Oommunlty High Srhool and aaived four yean in the VS. Air Ferce. BoOi are ^^ra^ Goodyear Tire and

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Maj. and Mrs. Norman L. 01sn, Abilene, Tei.. formerly of Topeka, announce the marriage of their daughter, DIbm Lynn, or the couple. William Sidney to David Jueph Hutchins, Law MllcheD, Clay Center and rence, son of Mr. and Mrs. JoJane* Raberi McCan* Jr.. jeph J. Hutchins, Kansu City. Her tiered veil of imported Topeka; BtQ EOteraua, Reanay, Neb.; aad latry TlKlr fowt were cxehenged at Habtoettel. 3 p.m. June 4 In the First Presward cap of taffeU a

byteriai the Rev. Albert the Topeka Council of Owrehet oOlclatlng. The bride wore a floors lei^tb crepe iheath dress. The Empire bodice «t row poht ChantOly Ince feaiared a rvaednl aeallDped neckline aiM bridal point ileere*. Her bee chapel train wu attadbed at the sbouMm by bows, and her veU of tUk Ulasloe fen from a detigaer’s ro»e of *eif-ftbric. She catried a bouquet of white ro*ca centered with aa orchid. Carol Gurley, St. Louis, Mo., and Gail Olsen. Abilene, sister of the bride, were ber attend ants. Michael Graves. Lawn wu best man. and groomimea were Kelly W. Cap. Lawrence, and the brldegroom’a brother,

Couples Wed 50 Years Mr. and Mn. Martin have wven children ; Mn. Bonnie VandeVelde. Kanias Oty. Kan.; Mrs; Nona Hallom, Oklahome City. Okia.; James Mar■■ Lubbock. Tes.: John Martin . Moline; Robert Martin and Ray Marlin. Topeka; and Donald Martin, Rossville.

ii MR. AND MRS. PENCE

nehtum. Della, .wu groons- roumSng a large wUle cabbas me. Cheryl Weeds. Topeka, at KucUeznan, Topdu. tented ber u maid ef hemr Mrs. Andrei A recepUoa in tbe di kr foDowed. Buc^, Kansu Oty; Jean Staader, &aat Bend; an Mr*. Janice Klnaener, Lks: Kansu Ststo Tsacber* CoDegs, irdyD Ritater, sbter ot tb Emporia, and b a uaftacnattu taacbtr la tbe HMtoa High brhte, wu )unter bridenak School TTw bildveoD attend Kim Triidove, Burttafteii, wa ed Wuhbum UnivsrsIQr and b dower gbi and ttag bener wa Rusty PtUtan. Tbpdm. employed by Goodyedr Tire Best man wu Demda Fei Rubbm Co. ta Topeka. man. Baritagton. Servtag a Foiiowlng a honeymara Meteeo Cl^ the couple will live groomamra were Gbm JoIu Fredonla; Gene Ruhtm. Idah at sn Lane until S - " when their home will be com Fans, Idaho; and Morri pleted In the Eamont Heights Lafferty. Grbllcy. Uibers wer Earl Russell Hays; Wm Mali housing developmat near To and David Ruhter, Baritagton. peka. A reception In Garst Hall nr medUtdy followed the cen Ruht«r-Epting mony. I ceremony at tbe Pint The bride wu graduated till Methodist Church, BiirIii«toii. month from fhe Unbenity i at 7:» pA. Saturday. -day, rv»y PoUy Kansu with a degree ta boa Ann Rubier became fite bride nes educaUoD. The taidegrom ef John Gary Epttag. Burling- wu graduated last ~Jamitr from Kmbu State College < Hr. and Hr*. G. W. vin Rohkamp.'Sallna. and tbe Pittsburg with a degree in h e parenU of the bride, aad Rev. JotepbLeGue, AxleH. KeL Tbe couple’s parents are Bd Mr*. Paul Ruhter am. . . dutetal tedaMogy. Re tta r. Henry .............................. . b the n of Mr. and vb Paul Splidte] and ite Mr. and Mrs. Ray Epttag, I on^semester of pos Mrs .Un A. Bsiry, Sabetha. Stevai Each t Jimei Hutcfabis. Kineai Oty. A receptiou at Shawnee Coun< Mo. try Club followed tbe cefBuuuy. The weddiv was (cAowed by The bride, a graduate of Hay a recepUA In ihe church. I den High School, is a tenitr In of Conuseree, Kanthe couple lu State University. HaidiUwest 28UL, Lawrence. (an. The bridegroom wu grad sdMol at SL The bride, a graduate of uated from -r. EkWtshbun R a r a 1 High School. John Vlanney Seminuty. Topeka, b an English and Ger horn, Neb. He b a aenbr at man major at the University of Kansu State University in fiw Kansas. She b a member of School of EngiDeering. Alpha Chi Omega aodtl soro Tbe couple will be at home at rity. 1919 Frt is a. student continuing their sdiooUng. at the Unhrmity of'Eansas majoring tn poUtica] science and Slavic area stodies. Hb fra HomoHia>Ronnebaum ternity b PU Kappa Sigma. Beverly J Homolka. deu^ of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bomolka. Mtmden. became the bride of Blades-Hen7 Gerald H. Ronnebaum, son of The marriage of Linda Marie Mr. and Mrs. Joe R Blades to Jerry Lyim Heny Axtell, tn a ceremony at 10 wee solemnised at 1:99 sa. June 4 In SL George’s CbthoUc Saturday ta Most Purt Heart of thmeh. MuDden. Mary Cbtrch. The Rev. John A sotenn mau vru otCrougbwen, Watervtlle. offici the Rev. ated.

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Tbay have M frsalidindren. Mr. and Mr*. David V. Pence ducen Assn. Jan. !, IM. will be hoQorad with n open bouse to be ftvM in UN home of Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Adams, Mr. and Mr*. John 8. Martiii, center, win observe their their son. Derid V. Pence Jr.. wUl celdtrate their soth Su-tdey. Ju-ne I?. . June la. Tlieir children golden wedding Jane 1*. No formal Invitations *'*|wlll be boats at a reception in formal invitatloaa mt taing issued. Relatives ^ ««*lthelrand I hnnor from I - to 4 pm. tn being sent but frienda and Klafriends are invited to call Melhodlft Onirch. tlvea are Invited to ettend a reception in their booor from 2 no gifts be presented. to 4 pA. tn the RoeavUle Com Hosts for the open house will ITk wple hts la_lhe munity btdMlng. The cot^le be their daughter and her 1iu8-!C^»y community since oaks that no gifts be presented. band. Mr, and Mrs. Fred E. U*ir_ marriage. Mr.Adaimu wives. Mr. and Mrs, Harry F.'post oHice (or » years. He t«Pence. Kansas Oty. Mo,. and,ti«d H y«rs ago. Mr. and Mn. Dav1t| V. Pence' Mr. and Mr*. Adams have eight children; Mrs. Van Jupe. Mr. and Mrs. Pence were PhDIipsburg; Mrs. Donald married In To^ Jime M. ltI4. and with the ciceptloa of Adams. Hillsdale. one year, have lived In and Dwight Adams and Dr. Paul. near Topeka all Ihrir lives .Mr. Adams. Ouge Oty; Roger Pence retired as manager of Adams. Hinsdale. III.; William the Shawnee County Milk Pro- L Adams, Oklahama dty. Okie ; and Nolan Adams. DenIvvr. Colo. itisu

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The Rev. H. Eugene Reicbel TWMiBW BwhUalaee with a ben- t Trinity Lutheran Churd), ihapad skirt with an attached Burlington, offldated. trate. A lace nee la the cra The bride wwe e floorter treat Ot the lUr theld twe teagtfc gowa ef whHe peat de tiers of lace wUdi draped eolc with bag pointed sleeve* dowB the side*. Tht fltted end fitted bediee. The ecoeped bodice had teng Up^ aeddtae wu trtaui^ wita rieeves aad sabrtea ueckliae embroidered lace the trteiAed with peortt aod *e- slim skin wu acetUed with qutas. She carried a bompiet lace sppllqw mMlte. The af wUto caruUou with r«d *eti teatared a dWachabls ^petJeufth tnta idteh fel te pteaia from Ae writeltae. Thab Shulda, Topeka, maid of honor and Betty Raa- The back ef the waiite WU nebauB, (Hattae, wu brides- trimmed with a dusir at eeVmaM. TerOn HnmnIko wo* flnw- fabrie rotci. . girl and hOke HamoDa Her door-length vefl of DJuserved u ring bearer.Sion fen from a ring of peau de Raymond Homolka. Munden, •oie. She carried a eaeada u best man and Donald Ron- bouquet of yeilow isaei

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Ralph Haug Jr„ Topeka. A reception in the Emmett Uons CTub Hail Mowed the ceiernwy. After a short wedding trip. HavensviUe. and Mr. and Mrs-iihe couple is at home at 302 A. C. VandeVelde, Emmett lyier. Ike bride wore a wbi» silk The bride ailendcd Soldier hrerade Mil aand a tboalder- High School and Mr. Vande leagtb vcD held by a riastee Velde. a graduate of Emmeit of tilk rosea. SV carried a Rural'Hlgh School, is employed cascade of red reset. ' by Walter L. Yount ConslrticMrs. Ivan Simkins, Emmett - Overland Park, sister of the bride, was matron* ri h^r and Mrs. Ralph Haug) Eoslcy-Tolley Jr, Topeka, sister of the bnde-1 ' ‘ groom, wu bridesmatron. Mr. and Mrs. Ronajd F. EasAUending the bridegroom mary.,^|;iUVIII ley, Liberal, announce the ..i„ i. August Vanriagc of their daughter. Helen were his broiVrs. A ' ' ' ■■ best Marie, to Clark yncLey Talley, deVelde Jr.. St Marys, 1 VsiuIaVaM. ---------__________________________ man. and Robert> VandeVelde. Ushers Emmett were Galen Rezac. Emmett and • u. toot I

SelKSelridge Dixie SeU and Kenneth D. Selvidge. Know City, Mo, were manlod at 2 pjo. Saturday in the Countryside Methodist Cbaicb with the Rev. Ronald Sunbye reading the cewpony. The bride Is the daughter of . Mrs. Clovis SeU, Stodtton. Mo., and the late Mr. Sell. Pamts of the bridegroom are Mrs. Araialee Burnette and Dale Selvidge. both of Kansas City. Mo.

Mrs. Richard T. SchaeHer (Susan Dailey)

Mrs. James H. Brian (Grace Hofduns)

Mrs. Dale Edward Harper (Linda Kay Grlma)

DaileySchaeffer The marriage of Susan Dailey to Richard Thoius Schaeffer was solemnized at 2 pjo. Satnr* day in Trinity Lutheran Church. The Rev. ]. Edward Nelson of ficiated. The couple's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Clyde E, DaUey and

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.4.^ w, her w hrolher. Ted SeU. cii riage by Stockton, wore a falUcagth sbeaib gown t( embroUrrcd tUk etgaasa styled with aa Empire waistttae and low rouzid BWkllae. A detachaUo train feU from die shoolden and her headpleee was wUle organza rote petate wbleh held her ihoalder - kflgth veD of sflk IfltaloB. She car ried a cascade of gardenias and. Ivy.

IV bride wore a gown de signed wUh a basqae bodice aod baafbat Mrt TV bod ice of peat d'aagc lace fea tured bridal point siecvet aod a seaDaped sabriaa aaekUae cleVd with teed peaA. SUk trgaBza formed tV ovenUrt that parted la front to reveM a m-paael of organza Vrt Mrs. Gus Rutledge. Stodtton. ■edged with lace. attended her sister as matron of honor and Betty Selvidge A Watteau fratn of organza ' was maid of honor. and lace, caught high William Culbertson. CoUins, back bodice with self-fabric Mo., was best man for Mr. Sel- bows. extended to chapcMengtb. vidge and C. A. Smith. al» of Her tiered vefl was held by Coflint, was groomsman. Ushers cap of organza and lace petals were Leiand Smith, Kansas accented with seed pearls. She a cascade of yellow City. Mo., and tV bride's bmthsweetheart roses. : er. Max Sell, Stoekun. A reception in Fdlowihip Hail Her attcndnalt were Patty of the ctaurdi followed. Tbe UUla, maid of honor; Mrs. couple wlU live at I6» Lydia, Richard Or. Wichita, and Mrs. David Mohler. aistera of tbe Apt. D, Kansu City. Mo. bride, bridesmatrons; and Janae TV bride Vs been a teacher Jo in -Dgieka public fctaODla and brhtosmaid. Bbann .Orr, .. will teach in Linwood District. Ra, wu flower girl and John Overland Park. Mohler wu ring bearer. TV bridegroom Is otflee su pervisor with Upjohn Co. In • Kanw aty.

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Mrs. Paul Cutler

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ceremony a refepUoo wu given to to church parlor. The pie then left (HI a week's bi moon trip to Cascade, i They will be at home June 17 at 821 Lane. A graduate of Topriu West Hi^ School, the bride is em ployed by Victory life Insur ance Co. Mr. Schaeffer, a gradu ate of Topeka High School, U a junior at Washburn University, He to employed by Capitol Fed eral Savings and Loan Assn.

TV bride wore a gown of Floreattoe laee jsd sflk or gan over tofletoTakhtoied wlto ViqK bodice, bridal potot sleeves and scalloped sabriaa MeUtoe. TV bouflaot organ sMrt wtt picked op to froot to reveal a layer oI bee. A doable lace into was ean^l Ugh oa to hack bedfce wlto organ bows. - Her tiered veil wu held by a' lace orrtild. She carried a bounet of gardeniu hod fleur-de-

Lucas-Laughnan Marriage Revealed by to Ftrat National Bnk of Ttopeka. Mr. Laughman was graduated (roalHgbtofld Park Hl^ School and attended Washburn Univer sity. He is DOW on active duty with to NaUonal Guard at Ft. Sam Houston, San Antonio, Tex. TV ceremony took pim ' ” 1* to, tbe nnt Prubyt^ Upon completton Chtirth In Leavenworth and has Uu^iman s training, the couple

Mr. and Mrs. Geern C. Ucu annouaoB tbe mantogb of their daugMsr. CyntUa An. to Wayne Kent Laugtnn son of Mr. and Mrs. Rlchaid E, Lwgb-

apei train. A de ed' on toe chapei signer’s rose beU Vr sbonlder-length vefl. aod she car ried a (facade of yellow rotes and siephauotlt.

Mrs. Clark Talley (Helen Marie Easley) Mrs. Larry Steward. Jacksongathered baek. twe«|diig thto viUe. Fla., wu Vr sister's Hopktns-Brion a chapel train. matron of honor and best man was Tech. SgL James Hull Grace Hopkins, daughter of A pU! box of peau de sole, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hopkins. trimmed with seed pearls, Vld Topeka. Meriden, became to bride of her veil, and she carried a Lenora Steward and Lorraine Steward, both of Jackso James K. Brian, son of Mr. and nosegay of white roses. Mrs. James M! Brian, also of TV bride’s slater. Mrs. Fla., were Dower giris. Uahers were J«ny Ttibadi. Meriden. Saturday. James E. Dilley, Waukegan. The Rev. Allen E. Baumgart Ill, wu matron of hotor. UiawatV, tod Airman 1. C- Ron ner read the ceremony at 7:30 Bridesmatrons were Mrs. Rich Cowin, Topeka. p.m. In to Meriden Methodist ard Myers. Enid. OUa.; Mrs. A reception at to church fol Church. The candles were light John Hemphill. Lincoln. Neb.: lowed to ed by Thelma Winfou^ and and Mrs. Robert Cassidy. Mait- Since a wedding trip to CbiJoAnn Wlnfough, HavensviUe. hactan. rgo, the coiqde hu bra living I Robert Ihde. AVrdeen, S.D. TV bride’s floor-leaglfa uL was best man, and groomsmen : 1329 Fillmore. Their apart ment was damaged by Wednes to dress, trimmed with em were Gene Smith. Parsons; tornado, but they expect day's broidered aivliqae and pearls, Kennelh Peirce. Hulchinson: io reium tore when repairs wao luhiowd wHb tapered and Byron Stephenson. Manhalhave been completed. sleeves sod a short tralo eiTV bride is employed as leDdlng from to watotiine. A TV bride to a gndasie of stenographer by the State High eVpeUeagth veil fefl from a way Commission and to brideulin rose headdress aod she Kansas State UnlversHy giwxn to serving in to U.S. carried a single wUle orchid. where she wu a mentor of Air rcrcc. statio.ini «t Fuilin Pi Bria rill xirwrivy. Sht> AFB. English ' •• Tlw bridegroom's sister. Mrs. James H. Netllea, TopeV. was Juntor High School. Topeka, matron of honor. Mr. Netties aod thto year wu a grmtoste. Sguvoge-VandeVelde uachiog Butotant to to served u best man. and isVn Gloria Sauvage and Ronald were Daryl Becker. Meriden; VandeVelde exchanged mar David Wlnfough and Delv.In lu Slau UnivenUy. Winfougb. both'of HavensviUe. Mr. Huff wu graduated from riage vows in a noon ceremony Mike McQurg, Meriden, w a s Kansu Sute University and to read by to Rev, (jcorge Seu-M ferllng June 4 In Holy Cross' ring bearer. nia„Vr of Beta -fheta Pi CatfaoV Church. EmoeH. t A reception In Fellowship Hall fraternity, and to honorary orParents of to couple are Mr. [ -----of.... to church ....—4 followed. TV cou-ganizatkms, ganiraVns, Sigma Sigma Tau, Tau, Phi Kl Mrs. EugcM Sauvage, [| pie is at tame in Topeka Kappa “ Phi, and Blue Key. He _ . The bride to a Junior at Wash- to now attendiiig law school at Vm University and Mr. Brian New York Unlversl^ on a Root-! ? is employed Goodyear Tire Tilden scVlarshIp. i.'. and RuhVr Co. Following a short weddings (Gloria Sauvage)

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The marriage of Ltoda Kay Grimes to Dale E(Vard Harper wu soIemnized_at 11 a m. Sat urday to toT Catholic Chapel at Forbes Air Force Base. The Rev. Joseph UPlante officiated. Parents of to couple are Maj. and Mrs. Wilbur Keith Grimes, Topdu, and Mr. and Mrs. Har old A. Harper. Jackson. Mkh.

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Jack ScbacBcr, Emporia, and RoVrt Sebseffer. brotben of toe bridegroom, and Pal Anderaen. Ushers were Bon

Karea Grimes and Shirley Harper. Jackson, Osten of to cDq>le, were the bride's attendDtS. Rodney Harper. Jackaon. was best nan tor his brother and TUn Thornton. Ttaba, OUa. wu groomsnao. A reception at Helen’s Party House followed to ceremony. TV bride to a graduate of (toetewbatefree High School. Fla. and h to Univcralty of Kansu Washburn Unlvtnity. Mr. Harper is a graduate of SL John'a High Sdxwl. Jadtson. He served four yeara to IV U.S. Air Force, ttatkmed at Forbes AFB. aul to now UImding Spartan School of Acronautita. Tulsa. Okla. The couple will live at 2117 East 12tb St, Tulsa.

wVre Mr. Laughman will conMrt. Laugbnan to a patote timie his education at Wash-* of Topeka West K^h School and burn. 1 w— COiTipiascv her I1-* bcohomore . year at the Univeraity ot San tas SV is preeently employed

Anj^ Kay Edwards, (laugh er mil. and Mrs. A. nxHnton Edwards, Manhattan, and Steven Scott Huff, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J, Huff. Manhattan. were married June i in the First Presbyterian Church, ManhalUn. TV Rev. Samuel S. George officiated. Candlellghter wu Mary’ Lou Martinez. Great BeV. . Tbe bride -wore a futi-length gown of ivory peau de soie destgud whk Otted bodlec, bateen BeckSne and bellalecvet. Pearl embroidery eocircled the steeves and de-

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Our Mod rrwnd. BIU Burk. «in li ■»« a nurabor o( tiM «b(c in public rataaom circlet. hoMlm « he dot* the lop pohlk rdati«u PR lob for the SanU Fe Railway, cnieried from hb phnfa qiarten in Chlca«o last Tuesday nlfbt to addrw'ihe Topeka Pifollc Rdatfoot Clidi at Ut annual cockmi party and dinner to the Hotel Jayhawk. Bill who was with tM Santa Fe here for leveral years nunben muy friends In Ibpaka preaa circlet, and It «u a wrt of family reunion. Ha mwie a «ood talk and |ave aome excellent advice U the ytmtet maottn of the proleitlor. which while not the old est prafotlon in the world hat same almUar an|les. BIU told a story, whldi w« en)oyed and n we pau It on. Here .When the pnpbet Meoet (tt la the fM Sea. darli« Ua fasatM lamcy leadlic Ue ebeaen paaple ost ef Efypt, ha waa baffled as bow la cma tbto baSt bady of water. He cantaltad bto ettiaeen, wbe touected a poatoM brtdfe. bat Motes releeted that ei aet betai fcaaMe, ee be cMM Us bead a^ relttlaai mta. wbe. afUr baUaf at the eea for a wUTcNfoaatd that he really dUa>( know iww ta eepa with the ittaatlon. FItaUy Meeet laU *<111 teU yoa what I'm lotaf la do. “I'm gala( to part thma waters, dry ^ the bottan ol the sea aad tel my people walk acmt la aafoly a^ wbea the eaemy comet after then I’D rUeasa the walers aad drown a of them. "Spteadld! Moeet, Baby." laU tbePR,UyaBdothairO(etyMlw« pafee ta the OM SenthnenuUits, who quote Robert Brownio«'B famous lines “Ob to be In England. Now that April's there," can welt be glad they weren’t there In April this year or In May cither. Mr. and Mrs. Uunpton F. Shirer. who have been travUmg In the Brltitb liles tor aaveral weeks, aad who re turned home Friday, report Ihet R hai been reiny and cedd there thb end thU eteadard equipnint for Xngllih beds has bea three woolen bUnkaU end a wcU^tnffad down • pu«.

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WilliomsWright Vows Exchanged Unde Aim WUUems and Carl Rlrhant Wrieht exdianged marrfap vows at 7;30 pm. June 2 in the Winchester Methodist Church. Wlnchaier, with the Rev. Stacy onar Jr. oftfolatliig. Parents of tbe bride are Mrs. Evimae WUUams. WtndMster, and Harry WUUima. Loa An geles. Calif. Tba bridegroom is tbe son of Mr. and Mie. Cari Wright, Oekalooba.Jeanne Hogan, Topd^wU maid of honor and Mtrrin Ellerman. Nortoaville, wa be 11 man. Tbe bride is a graduate of Wlndiester High School «nd Stewert’i Beauty Academy. Tbe bridegroom, a graduate of Hope

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Joy Wloeor and Larry D. Harm were married at J:» pm. June 4 la (be First Attem% ol God Oiurcb. Tbe Rev. Clare G. Rose cfflclated. Tbe bride is tbe daughter of Merlon Rene Uoyd of Valley Falls was six yean old lut Monday, the sixth day oMbe stxlh raentti of the year Mr. end Mre. L. E. Winter and IMt. She b the daughter ef Mr. and Mn. William i>. Uoyd tba bridegroom's ptrentt ere of VaUey FeUs, who had a pre4Miday party for bar on Mr. and Mrs. Deui Horton. The brtde'c gowe ef aytoo Sunday. Inctdentally the hole girl's nama. Marten, b also the nama of both gnndmothen, whldi made naming her ergaiaa aad CbaatOly lace reaeonahly easy and not the fanily battle It aomettaet b. aver net Bid talfcta had a It's a pr^ and suitable name, too. lavtlad fucita to the laca bodice, teag ilaevts aad pre-blrtbday party were. Mr. and Mrs. WUUan D. Uoyd, a acaUapad eabrtea nadltee senior. Holtoa; Mrs. Marten Medortn, Mrs. R. H. WOton. trtmmed wUb paaili aid eeValley FUh; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Decker, Mr. end Mrs. qrias. The (BO sUrt fl 01^ J. H. Floyd. DenUon; Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Brownlow. Dele SSM^mOtpedlaceextCMlJr., Alan and Ryan. PhlUp Lhtyd. Loretta Harvey. tag dawn tbe (Teat ol tbe skirt Rex and WilUam Lloyd m, Valley FaUs. In rediageia effect Uee anJenate Small Owo^ aw ef the best writers or'»beaey“ dttlad toe detachable Walteae items la tbe. MUde West, aaada ■ oaa a( her rtcat pab- toafo wbfob wai fariened at Ibhad artldes, which was la a magaitae called “Pen" aad tba back with a small bow. wbfob wa rcprtal la ibb cotema. bacaam wa Hka Jeaala aiM Her veU WM caught to a baenaa wt tte foa UMt Itta, wbkh baars tba Hite ‘Wraam pearl crown, and she carried a bouquet of pink ros« on VafU" "Tba legendary old weman who went to market to buy wfalla Bible. Linda Tharp was maid of a fat pig and came home ’'Jlgglty-jlg'' evidenity had a good honor and brldasmalds ware ^-T went to the mpermarfcet to buy a bntih broom, and Carol Frost and Deanna Horton, e borne wllh nettelgla. What wguM Jofoay Jones, our sitter of tha bridegroom. The candiet were lighted by uoD-maker b tbs M's. think if he knew I am chasing cobwUn aad awa^dag tha wtlks wllh a plastic Karen Miller and Judy Whisor. DlaBM Tnekar served u fiowet breoaf “It was a sure sign of Spring when Johnny came to oar girl end Cary Horton was ring door wllh OUT anaoal supply of brooms. He had big brooma 'learer. Bob Sheliabarfer wet beet for ewe^ evcrythb« (nin foa rag carpet ta the bamyard Thera were alao hearth brooms for brushing the WUB end grooDimea wOio aibts up from tbe Home Comfort range and fte Round Oak B«l««d Mlehaal aad Gary T. Dean Hertae. healer. There were whbk brooms tor the growm^a. and lit- -iMcntoron. - Whuir. Stove Callier ad Oa broomi for little girb’ plajdnuaet. “A broom had many more oaea than Ha nKcaaegr. the A recaption at tb yacoum clainer. Wth a broom, Mother could rout the cat followed toe wadding. out from imder the bed or the stove, tbe bans from her The bride, a graduate of High-

from tnmpi aad gypsies, tbe broom was fost u handy and m effeetfoe as a roUag pin. Besides it was always near the dootwey." •‘M fte sptteg itkn Matber made se^ aad rwderad M Ida naad ■ breamitleh. A tnamatiek ww mad aa wasbdiyi to m tbe bet cteibes hem the beDer. I impect that ber ifpla bUter itBier bad boew a bfoamsttt. Motber coMd never base laU wbia bar cake ww dwa wbbam Metligftwiib « ba«i at a teas la bmiw baw ta rlMa Ui plaaatrmi. Broome were a pert of our folklore, too. If we got In Mother’s way wtami the wu tweaping, she would uy. “All trash goes before the broomr When we were carried away with ■ newfanglad Mat, or a mw aequalntaace about whom the had wuna doubt, iha would warn us that “a new broom tweepa clean." Cebwtba bagt^ from the ceiling, brought dire warnings too. for “Beaux don't go where tbe cobw^ grow." SotDetImet Mother spoke of msrriige as “Jun^ilng over tbe broemstkk.” Before e girl wu married, hu moiher taught her the art of iweef^i how to get tha ^ out of the coman, and the toddy-duddiee from undu the bed: bow to sweep with a mlnfanum of duat: how to k^ the Iwoom from wea^ ing unevenly. Not to know and pracbee ibis broomology was a suro rign of a dsvenly houmeeper. At rural weddings in piooeef days, brooma biuiight for glfu were "convemtlon pieces." Pvhtpe erooew would quote Jonathan Swift, who wrote; "Man, toe. was a broomitlck ... his last days spent in sla«fy to womeB."

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T were bridesmaids. High School. Hope, Ark.. U ste- Stuart Umba^r. tteoed with tha U.S. Army in A reception at Helen's Party Alan Priddy saved ai best House followed tbe ceremony. naa and gramsMO were Viet Nam. land Park High Sdwol. is em Mr. Sylvia and his bride left Steve Mallory, brotoer of tbe ployed by Hallmark Cards. Inc. on a boneymoon irip to Wash bride, and R^ Comer. Uriiers Mr. Horton, also a graduate of ington, D.C., and New York wei« PhU McNeal, BOl Harri Hl^and Park High School, is City. They will be at home son and Scoff Stern. a jufoor at WaahtnrB Univanl- after June U at 41 Washburn, The bride Is a graduate of Taunton. Tbpeka Hl^ School and is a ty. ‘Hm bride attended Kansas hn^r at Washburn Untvenity. State Taacbers College of Em Hr. Henicb Is also attending Eichman-Sylvia poria and untfl her man-' Washburn and is employed by Karen Kay Bldunan is the wu employed by the Stele The Dibble Grocery Co. bride of Olfiord Wayne Sylvia, tor Vehicle D^teTtnenL Taunton, Mass. Their marriage The bridepoom. e graduate of was BniBwmtmri «t 9 s.ffl. June tbe College of Emp^, where 4 In Aasomplioa Church. The be majored In business educa Rev. Jama J. Moriirty read tion. will teach at Wareham the ceremony. Senior Hi^ Sdhool, Wareham, Parents of tbe couple are Mr. Mass., this faU. end Mrs. WUlUm Cbtries Eichman and Mr. and Mrs. ^allory-Mensch George Sylvia, Teunton. Ann Mallory became The bride's gown of Oua- Shirley bride of Eugene Michael tllly lace ever peaa da sete the was feiUMed wito a leal- Menseb □ Saturday in a mmiy read by the Rev. Don liped McfcUae fitted bedfoe, pototed lioeva aad chqtel Pngge at 2 prni. In University irilB. Her veU wa caagbt to Methodist Church. Tbe bride la the daughter of a eapin of lace rase petals aeecatad with pearls. She car Mr. and Mrs. WlUiam B. Mairied a mepy of white dais- lory, and Mr. Mensrit is the ried a aoteny of wUle dal- son of Mai. and Mrs. Later N. Mensch, Bellevue, Neb. Tbe bride were a floorsister as maid of honor. Her length gown of lilk brocade other sleter, Ooonie Btofamaii. VfoWe ttyled with scoop oecUioe and beO slcevH. The bigb-r i s e Billings and Sherylo Gates Marilyn PriWiaid. Lawrence, waUUfoe WM drifoed with a served as flower girl and Rick- telf-fobric band fliiUhed in back with a smaD bow. A de ey Pr Prllehard. Lawrencr tachable train feU from soft ring_ bbearer. Best man was Herbert Has gathers at tbe bKk waistline. A peari end cryital enwn sell. CratvUle, N.J., Pete Otten, held ber veil, and tbe arried . Long Island. N.Y.; a bouquet at wUtt roses, David Bernier, Webster, Mau.; k&s. Bill Harrison was ma and Dan Ukkey. Staten Island, tron of honor and tbe bride N.Y. Ushers were David Win- groom's sister. Bonnie Mensd», g*rt Kaiaa City, Mo.. BoRcvue. Neb., and Karen Oy-

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Ibpeka State HospHal. tenity. The wedding'wiU lake {dace Kukuk-Swisher Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Ward. July SO in the Pint Methodist Seneca, announce the engage Church. Seneca. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kukuk. Burlingame, announce the en ment ot their daughter. gagement of their daughter. Finley-Long Anetle. to Dr. Logan Harold Childers Jr.. »n of Mr, and Judith Kay Finley is planning in l»ana«. ]«»«. 5I« U a monbar .r Mrs. Logan H. CWidera, Lee'i an Aug. 17 marriage to Norman £iCr oJirtZl ^ ™ andnaM *" Angnai .adding UiMainbl^ Wnd S,,nptod Charles Long. Their eni Summit .Mo. ment la aimeunced by her par 'ble. Lambda Alpha EpsUon, proThe bride-toJM is a graduate ents. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyd L She win be a sophomore at Kan fessiotial law enforcement Iraof Seneca High Schod and ia Finley. Mr. Long is the son of sas State University next fall.Pratt-OeBackcr temlly. and Varsity Rifle Team. now in training at the Universi Mn. Marios F. Long, Lhldla. Mr. SwitbeTa a graduate of She Is commander of Kaydettes. ty of Missouri at Kansas City CaUf. Overbrook High School, wUl be Mr. and Mrs. James F. Pratt Women's Arniy ROTC Drill to become a certified denUl as- After sbe was graduated in a senior et Kansas Suie next announce the engagement of Tea.’n. slstsnt Sie is a member of the January from Washburn Unl- fan. _ Mr. DeBacker is a senior at Jobwm County Dental Asalstant -verstty. Mlaa -FlMey wai em A August wedding is planned, to Arthur Dale DeBacker son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Washburn University where be Society. ployed by the Topeka Board of DeBacker. Ns majoring in biology. He b Education u librarian at QuinKummer-Gooch Dr. a a junior allemployed Goodyear Tire and The bride^lect is Icy ElemenUry School. Lee's Summit High tt has been made New Mexico Si.iic I’nivcrsity * Rubber Co. to Topeka. was a pre • dental major ' Before coming...... d with by Mr. and Mrs. John Kummer. i^.rae^ Wheat^, 111 Diapman, of the mgagement of i He received his DOS Cal^ Judy K. to !tr daughter. I from the University of Missouri Thomas W. Gooch, son of Mrs. I at Kama, City, Schod of Den.;“* “J**'*'**' *“» Geradine Gooch. Topeka. tistry. He is a member of Xi Miss Kummer was graduated j Psl Phi professtopal dental frafrom DIttoaon County Commu-j Mitcheli-Wiebe nity High School, Chapman. Shei OFTOMETMST b a student at Kansas State Open House Will University majoring In heme 927 KANSAS AVE. Ward-Childers

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Broken Homes Anniversary “s Nurture Suicide Celebration bride-elect of John L. Hesse. CrownharNHanson tbeir daughter. Sndra Lee, ts JOB of Mr. and Mrs. George HOUSTON -Studies of too Saturday Mr. aad Mr*. Floyd G. Crown- Rkbard Allen Reite, sea a( Hesse. OzawUe. Their Ugage- agers who h

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hart. Kansas City North, an MrL Charles Edward Bette. mem is sniioaoeed by Miss Rob cMc disclose that tee cbBd often M'. and Mrs: Walter J. Kennounce the engagement of ttjelr Uwreaee, and the late Mr. ertson’s parents. Mr. and Mrs,.;eames (ram a diinipMd boeae. nady win celebrate their «th Lynn »S. ••Robertson, East Ltnsdaughter. Patricia 1^. to Leon Reitz. weddtog anniversary Saturday. iTbe father is ritber gam Dg, auen. ! < ne iBuer Mich. Stephen Hanion. nephew of Mr. The wedding wOl take pbee log. Mass at Assumption Qmrch U JI* DTIUWietv brlde^lert B is ■t graduate w,.., there V-., only to a “passive, noo- sefaahiM and Mn. rmer Rath, Oska- SepL id iQ the Hickory GfVfe The for 11 un. and a fatter wav way.” a Houston pedia MedMdbt Church. Charlotte. ofj Michigan State ttritiMnitv Untvenity fattwr loose. family dtaoer will (oOow. and is a member of Alpha Chi trician says. The bride elect Is ma)oring N.C. Friends and retetives are toDr. Fred T^lor, assocUte Miss Thomason is a grac_~ Omega and Mortar Board. She In elemeotary ed-ictOon at Kan vited to a reception In the sas Slate Udvenlty where her of the University of North la teaching physiea] edaeatiOD professor of pedistiics at Bay KnlghU of CoIoBtous Hall from fiance Is ina)ortag In business. Carolina. Greosboro. and la-a In FUnL Mkh„ and wO receive lor University CMlege of Meift- 2 to 4 p.m. The couple adcs that A January wedding Is punned. social worker ter the Rowan Iwr master’s degree from hCU ctoe and director of Texas Chil no grfte be preaented. County Wettare Department, in July. dren's Hospital Junior League Among thoae eipecttd to atSalisbury. N.C. Mr. Hesse U a graduate of OotpaUeat DepartmeuL said tend the celrtratioo are the Nichol-Herold Mr. Reitz is a graduate of OzawUe High School and re- such stodles point up the need eouple's diildren. who are: Mn. for Increased preparattoo for Robert Newcomb. Edgewood. eelved his BS degree from The Rev. and Mn. William M. NIcbol. CUftenMrights.Pa.. vine, and received hu BA and Utah State Univefsity where he marriage and family life and Md.; Mrs. Larry Gieber. Eu gene, Ore.; Mrs. Cyril Sebger. announce tbe engagement and MA degrees from tbe Univerrity was a member of Phi Kappa family comseling. ....e. Wis.; Paul Kotapproaching marriage of teeir of Kansas. He served as an of «a honorary. He Is now study- Taylor said a child to a daughter, Ehrelyn. to John J. ficer in the U S. Army Reserve teg under a U S. Bureau of where be is unwanted and de Herold. son of Mr. and Mrs. on active duty from IMI to Commerical FTaheries pre^Joc- tested. but told that it is wrong IKS. He is now an assUtant toral fellowship at Mldiigan not to love ene’i parents, de Leonard Harold, Hiawatha professw of Spanish at Cataw State University. velops Klf destructive feelings M. J. 1 A graduate of Sterling .Wdi h, c«ml w«rl out iniSoymm lege. Sterilng. Miss Nichol . ba College. Salisbury. N.C.. able to bis play. taught third grade at Whitson and u a doctoral candidate Brobst Reunion Set sity of North CaroSchool in Top^ for the past “He ends up with destructive llna, C2iapel1 Hill. N.C. Silk Chiffon lour years. Mr. Harold is em The annual reimkn of de notions which may evolve into ployed by General Tire Co. in scendants of Henry and Nathan cy. bomldde or sui SIOc chiffco moves with the Topeka. Stolte-Dechand Brobit win be held from noon cide,’' he said. times to drifts that make every The wedding Is pUnned for to S pjn .Sunday, June 26 to Taylor laid tbe suicide rate gesture, every step, a study in .je engagonent of T----- Gage Park ritelter house. A June S. among teeo-agers has not pace. The smart gal will al Stolte to James Deehand is an- basket dinner wui win be served. dianged to a quarter of a cen ways have one to ber collec oassei oinner cw rarvm. ____ i by Miss Stoltt’s par tefomatton may be ob tion of everting dothes. Brault-Dougherty ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stolte. Further tained by cMItog Mis. Porter tury. Mr. Stolte is the son of Mr. Bundy. y. OR l^ML - « Rid• ■ Announcement Is made by Mrs. Ralph Deriiand. Guay. AM M733., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brault and Miss Stolte b employed by ____of their of the engagentent by Southwestern Bell Telephone, daug^hter, Dianna, to Philip Co. and Mr, uecnana j Deehand is em-i em-| BrUSSels SprOUtS jgherty. D Of Mn. Helen Daug— Daugherty. Both art b*——— * ^hOOI. , u,K*n vnii mUr with anuo. lem when you cook with soup. land Perk High School. Heat 1 can cream of chicken Brault is employed by Whelan’s Lucas-Besf soup thinned witti Vk cup mQk. Inc., and he is an employe of , the O’Brien Dental Uboralory. The engagement of Lana Lee Toss with 3 cups cooked Brus H cup grated Lucas to Robert E. Best Is sels sproutsorand cbeddar cheese Burrell-Simmonds announced by her parents, Mr. AmericBQ Turn into lightly greaswl 1 and Mrs. Charles Lucas. Mr. Sandra Thomason A fall WMiding is pluned by Best is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. quart casserole, T<9 with 1 cup buttered bread cubes and bake Sandra Lee Bmrril and Kenneth James Best Simmonda, whose engagement A late summer wedding .. .20 minutes cr tmtil crambe are 1 brown in preheated 2TWegree is announced by Mias Burrell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. MlUard Miss Lucas is a graduate ofi®’'"' Burrell. Mr. Simmonda Is the Seaman High School and Mr _. ' ^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Albet Best was gr3'iu»’e^ 'rom To-i Elegonce AflywhBfe Simmonds. Kensington. oeka High SchooL Ba Is em-l . „ ■ The brkl«lect attended To Dloyed by United Maiiuiactarlng' Sculptured wool spells ele* gance any season, anywhere. peka High School and Washburn - ’ Good design coupled with lavUniversity. She is employed as .secretary by the Department of Robertson-Hesse S Christian Education of the Kan Martha ■anna u. L Rctertson tuneruon is the-riyle. uic.&ijk. ___________ sas Baptist Convention. Mr. Simmonds attended Kensington High School and served three years In the U.S. Army. He is eraploywl by Emtfgency Auto Service.

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aoo of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Til The marriage of Riyni Metz- phanotis. ley. Wetmore. The Rev. Joaeitti HeRa read ger to Paul Cutler was solemn Mn. Robert Knm was her Mr. and Mrs. Clay Murray the ceremony at l;30 pjn. May ized at 2:30 p m. June S In SL lister’s mtlron of honor. Mrs. were bnored June i with 2» in the First Baptist Church. Andrews Presbyterian Church Gene CurUs was bridesmatron. cepUoo from 2 to 5 p.m. in tbe Clifton served as Rower Wetmore. Verna Easley, sister The Rev. Alfred Darias offi Karen girl and Brian Anderson was hdme of their nephew and his of tiw bride, and Ann Davis, ciated. Par«nu of the.couple, are Mr. ring bearw..................... .. ,wife. Me. and Mrs. Paul E. Liberal, lighted the ewdlaa. and Mrs. Hilton Metzger and Attending the hridcgromi as .Wendel, In celebration of their The bride’s B#ar4eagt» Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Cut Bl man was Danny Faulkoer. nlrien weddinf aBTlveraary. inti ti while pean de er, Cbcrul.. ;.7o. teie wv desIgMd with beU Harold Davls^ Kansas Dty, Mr. and Mrs. Murray are The bride wore a cbapelsUrt aad bridal potai ikevts. Irngth gewa o( wtia aud lace. both regtftered pharmacists. ushers were A chapeHeagth train was aL Tbe bodice was fashkned of son and Woody They owned and operated a tarhed at die walsttoe and lace vrilb scalloped aeefcUM A reception la the rinirch fol drug store In Emmett for sii her Hngertlp4eagth veil M iflk aad bridal polat sleeves. The lowed Ihe ceremony. Ultsien cascaded tram a larfa booffani skin was trimmed The bride is a graduab of years, They moved to Topeka while reee at peaa de sate. wtth a rwffled laee laaet iu TapeU High School. The brtde- in 19n and have wcrked In She carried a beaqael of Trap- ftool. A detachable Watteau grocm. a graduate of Osceda teelr profesaioD until retiring in ieeaa laoes aiM Mage. train ef uyton sbeer was bor High School. Is employed by the IKL liakr^ Ammunition Plant Mr. and Mrs. Mimy ire Verna Easley. Liberal, slste dered with bee. of the bride, was maid of hono A crow of lace and seed'near Kansas Ctty and Ann Davis, Uberal, was.pearls held her short veil andicouple will be at bridesmaid.

Bill Kramer. Elmporls. was. best man and groomsman was Ricky Jones. Wetmore. Jerry' Easlev. Liberal, the bride’s brother, and Dennis Brock, Wel-‘ more, ushered ! A reception in the church fol lowed the ceroMoy. Following a short wedding trip the cou ple u alsbome atl21Merchant. Apt 8. Emporia. Both are it-, lending summer sdiool at Kan-! sas Sute Teachers College of; .Epporia, 'The brWe sras graduated with a BSE degree to May IpMi KsBMt State Teachen eollege. She will be a hulor high arbool KoglUh leaeber aM.llbrar 4 librarian at Jsmesuwa to tee-fetl. The bridegroom «ill be grad, ugied to August wiUi a BSE degree from Kansas Sute Teachers Coliege. He will teach; English and journalism at Con cordia ‘High School, Concordia.

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SarviM loe. hat taka qnartoi wttowi trade magutoe. aecnUty of Iba Ibpeka New In wekxsnlng Fuller to the Car Dealer* Aan. ta tbe lower levM of tbe CapM The pubUcada recognizes Post to Mistier sttO, 5. K. Atomder Jr., presi tbe tale and aervice of shell Federal buDdtog at 7th and outstandtog stores which have .He told Mrs. Trampa that are bolding out tticir hands to dent. said that mOer's Ufettzne Richard E. Mistier has bea egg processing equipment in mottbera of the asaoeiattoB wti> devised and successfully used of the Top^ are* appotnied an account executive lour Midwestern suta by Sey Kansas, John Brier, vice presi new methods of merchandising, were not hurt bjr the tornado help ]»U staggering. struck busioessee, often com- and ita poteotlal wfll be an as with Merra Lynch. Pierce, Alfano to Open Firm mour Poods Co. dent, sakt Saturday. the article, attentton is •Superior linoola-Mercurr will set to tbe Economic Develep- Fenner k Smith 1m., tovest- Lea Alfano, ’ peUtor*. to their feet. use the Dak Moorman Marine ted m manager Helen Sales, insunattoa and serv- OOtoe wans caved but ncordt A walk down the long Kensu mut Department mat brokers In Kansas ai ager of the Fleming Co. wUl « scUvitiet win be bandied by he r»- Baker’s catering to new-bome buUdlDg at 39th and Topeka. SHE EkeU Offlcei Tom Mix Raniler will es venue business district Thurs New officen of Sales and Mbtler bas been assigned to t resign effective July 1 to start Dunkirk to a district iriiidi in ported. Ibe agency wUI be builder and buyer* with the aid ' Is own advertising agency, tablish its sales department at day found merchants whose win MartetlogExscottvei of Topeka Topeka area. cludes Kansas, Missouri. Ne benatag daimt as usual, be of ber steff. a Alfano Advertising. had authortzed him to offer ttteir dows had been Mown out and Inc. wm ba BistaDed at a meet Keadquarten for the new braska and Iowa. assistance in any way pouito merchandise KsUered. ing at 6 pjs. Tueaday at Shaw agency had bea planned in ti>e Dunkirk has completad the to agencies that had1 Tbeen le- they seemed much mor nee Country Club. 1006 Kansas Avenue building ceroed about friends whose glneertng from Kansas State vere^ damaged. Jim Sampoon bai been elect university. stores bad been flatteMd . He later attended (fonnerly tbe Nattona] Raserve Leealko Hdp Ghrea ed presidat to aucceed Uerte Purdue University vdwie be re BMg.), but because oMhe to^ roofed than about them Willard NoUer. president of Blair. a differat loca- Before Joining Seymour he had ceived an US. degree in but Some bad kft their own tales and marketing expericnec the New Cn- Dealcra Assn., OIhe new officers are Haim- nets administration. tkm wUl be esUblished. uid the group met Sitarday ice Fage. vice presidat for Mistier spat two years as The agency will offer aU tbe with St. Louis Floiir MOla, divltaken part of their work forea and helped the badiy-lafft spedal evats; Robert Kearns, sales engineer for IBM .befon regular advCTtUng servicea and sia of Colorado MBttog and to help aomeofw clean 19 a bigcies work out locatioos. servica tn<-in<fing Elevator. Be attended Sootoera vice pnrteat fe prognms, Ibe investment field, iniDoU Itoiveraity and eerved Van-T Chevrolet’s lot at ITlh pubUetty and tbe Batkmal eonson of Mr. tod Mrs. cavatton planning, merchan Ibrea major Kenset Powv K« and is a graduate of WashcompelUioa is strong, vntion; Russ Haanlbsl, vice four yeart to tbe U.S. Maria* and Topeka and iU service deAlvin J. Mistier, 4813 Brent dising services for xmall re and light Co. maoagmtal turn UnlvetBity. pertaent et iU own warehouse and somettmas even dirty, but piesidest ter membership, the wood Road. tailers, ttks promotton pro Corps. human sympathy wiped it out coostituttou and college pro ebangea, to take place to Em Hood, also a gridnate of at Mb and Quincy. grams for special evata, con Wuhboni University, joined poria. JoetiM Gty and Marys Sbortmao Motor* will have tts ben - at least briefly - whea grams: Sewell Macferran, tinuity promottonal programs KPL In 1154 u a time Attorney Moves sales department In the Agricul- : disaster hit the city Wedne*- treasurer, and Steve Laoter- Weikal Wins Award connected wUb iSrect mall and ville. were uaoanced Wednoat Topeka. In 1959 he betursl Building at the Mid Ameri day night. bach, secretary. campaign planning. Sterling S. Waggencr day hy Belfoar S. Jeffrey, KPL ca fairgrounds and wlB reopen Robert C. FUier has Joined High Alfano is a graduto of the moved his office for tbe general president. its service department at its old tbe Topeka Chamber of Com- for three-year terms are John School, baa bea awarded aittOO University of Kentucky, a di practice of law to Suite Richard Thiessa, local meiec staff as manager of tbe Malcolm, Marvin KipHng and tcholanhlp by the E location Monday. rector of tbe Professional Adver212. GarUnghouse Building. 826 maager at JutMtion City since Lyons offleer. to 19M be was Joe Smith Motor Co. has pur Economic Development Depart Jack ■ • Greenwood. " ■ Other direc ” • Foundation of the Kansas So I960, will become dhdsla man- amed manager of KPL's Quincy. chased the former Jayhawk Mo ment UntU tbe L. A. Fuller tors are Charles Skdd. Vernon ciety of Certified Public Acer at Emporia, effective July Maryavme office. Motw Co. was sold recently, be tor* site at TOO W. 6th. He ^>CBed his own law office Jaitoe and Larry Irrtad, one- couDtanO, Rolpb E. Reitz, pres Brent W. Hood, tocai mii»- Guthrie, who will move to was coowner and aaks mana Dunkirk Appointed at 161 W. 6th a year ago and ger at Merysvine. win be trans Hood's poaltieo at ttaiysvUle, Exampk of BdpMae« r terms: and Sam Coba, ident, said. The car assodatlan's concern ge of tbe firm. Nldwiion and Ray Carson, Weikal Is one of tbe 14 who G. Richard Dunklrlc hu be had prevknsly bea associated ferred June 22 to Junctia Qty otoed KPL npa Itia graduatim with the law flfTOs of Adding- and Rlehird P. Gutorie. admln- from tba Unlveniiy of Kansas. scared hlgM cn an Is but one example of the many, The eccoomlc twoyaar Istrattve asslstnt at Sallna, will He wu made administrative asbe promoted to fin Hood’s posi ilstat at Topeka In 1962. A tion, effective June IS. year later he trasferred to Sa tina with tbe same position. DMttaa MBaager

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WASHINGTON (AP)-StDcUes indicate that consumers iriw buy food in kw-tncoow areas generally pay a llHle more Oin tbme wte la hU tar hHoiM districts, the natiraal cununlssloa on food marketing art Smurdty MgM. FteftenDore, tt said. qM% and serrlee tend to be bMtsr to stores in tho Ufbcr Inceine ar eas. UaUmi Priea Generally speaking, the com mission said, prices d chain stores as well pendent stores serving both areast end to be unUonn In their bigb. md tov-tacome area stores. But prices usually are higher in the most eonmoa to low^oeoae Is than la ibe large

By HERB BULK vine and Abitone. In 1931 County Agat promoted to dlvition mana Grub cotrol in cattie is ndger at Abilene, end to 1956 wu ther dlfflcuR nor costly to rel«trasferred to Empwie. MIDWEST OmCE tioD to tbe toaus. Catil* Thiessa begu his usodiUon some BurfciU va disownM with KPL to 1952 tt a pert time SUPPUERS, INC. from CO to 150 per bead if ut ■.4«fc —cis-zm clerk at Topeka and to 1166 be they are gntol^. came u ednUttistrattva assistWith modern systemic chemi uL He transferred to MsnhatBawaagbi M Um cals cattia ca be tnaled for ta to that same capacllj 25 to 75 cents per bewl (depend to 1959 wu promoted to ing a tbe product iBCd ud toe muager at Lyons. Tbe foHowBusiMss MoeJiia« number <d rattle trated). ing year he wu made local lacorperarwd Cattle grubs are the larvae of muager at Junction Oty. IfllAiaM—H4-II7V thebaelfly. The gnto dsvatopa Thtesm it a native of HoiebinInto tbe fty to tbe spring, and the fly lays its eggs on toe legs and underline of csttie. When s batch, larvae boiTnr Into _ animals skin and work tbeir way throu^ the boty tissues upward to the back. It taka I months for tbo torae to reach the back of a ani area. After repair work to Barness’ borne, which was mal. Then they cut bratbbg aawag toue daasagod ta Wedaesday’s tonado, too twn set InIu through tboUda. Tbay lat •OlOOH a. TorOMH er emerge throu^ toe tatiu and out to help otoers. fall to tbe ground where they re main until they emerge u fltes St. Joseph Livestock in the spring. Tha the cycle U reprated. Free Customer Periling Systemic tosecticidu qtdckly Serrtnf Euimm Sfitcw 1935 «■ Om (rWM ... 1.N n sm SEiSlS-iiJ.SiVSa kill tbe larvae taiKta the atdUt LHt ir«............je ta ite wna Diitr. . ,t» ^ mtl before they reach tbe back 1'. er. » On. eta. ihr Buse damage to the bide itMit Cam, Ml. la « n and [IntL tawi >VSi tamavi karraarf aM tBIa l-l u sotn T«u» rm viUTi« sma ■" I, IM-W It la.»-Hiti M >»tw » B» Systemles may be applied to animals u a ipr^. poured on with-a small ladle, fad u a feed e.yti additive or to mtoeral blocks, or eppUod by dipping atomels .. Mt tl'a Stiairi^.. in a vat FlamMr tamnon Oaa fartWa ...... ....... Mi U 1IM Tlmtog is tmportaiiL TrutK.C. Livestock . s> rt .. U4 aRt mat a cattie in Kensu is aSSS Vraoutiir INWI eiTV (Ml - e*T don from early summer thru .M (H. D.l ...... .“".IS..5m M B »» NovotoK 1. When catil* are » SM nu OCT TBIf m IR4 ^^•^aaTtSSSB tmiad depends a tbe origin of .N aw Tea the csttie. that U. wber* they Ui a ww were during the egg laying seaat art any

calilies, it added. Tbsss ccschislsss wsrs drzzn by the commission from a study made for it to Fdtniary by the Bureau of Ltoxr Slatistki ta such metrepoliuo areas ai Atlairta. Chicago. Houston, Tex.. Los Angeles. New York and

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Quick Lunch for Workers-^ Veraea Blxby *f 3327 LakeiMe and Bab Harness ef 1824 CoL toge. MlmlMr wwter*. att a^ loeb at Maode Blebep Schoel eafeteria Friday before eottoatag work to toe storm

cWnMUMn. MO-new 1>M Ont reasa cited for Ugbei MM DMNrS • MdiidS'^rWnM price* to low-income area store Is the CDOBumer practin of buy ing in smaller letsandio smaDer package. The study reported .... ji sm that kiw.incoine area store •mIM «W.. C IJI WM ‘ lend to be somewhat less or linr. na I AAM. Cnn. .n tW derly and cleu" tha those to NEW YORK (AP) - ’Hw a.n w .... bustoeu bam, eltbough cooled J* srt tiw hi^ter-tocome areas, and that oioar cur MWrtm Nan t«ak ~ off toiMwbet, stlil sbowi sigu "meats and produce do not ap o«r-i KM .... of being robosL . .. ji err mr pear u freh." BiitnWa Itc^ na. .... I.i# tl", li Latest statistics show that ta K. C maenart^ cam .. l.n (bated by Coogree K.C. SuckyaM. taWl . . rr toe ffrst half of 1866 tbe ... The commistoon, crated by my hu made s stroog showing. Kan 0 4 C. Ml...............4Ji « Congrae two year* ago, is Business activity hu to■ ? aebethiled to make 1 broad roi creased in may secton des^te Kao er. 4 Lt- ew........ 4M WM . .. Kira Lauia iiJl .................... iw»i port by July 1 on studtos it hu • I* gndieticKB iMrtittnn Han Oai« ..IW made 00 ell phaee oMbe farm slowdown. Han 4t<. LMt IIH. rart.1*. Oam ' and food maifcettof system. Activity Grows A tbne^Banber mtoortty of M Met.. the cammlsston. in e dissat no gross natiooM priKhictmade public in advance of tbe toUIof•IlfDodiaodservfcMfinal report, ladlealad tbet the topped tbe INAhDUon annuel Wichita Uvestock full group wifi recemneod cs- rate for the tint time in the tobllAnent of federal grade opening qu»rter of this year. It WKHIT* C4») - C4TTUI Camaa-M standards for meat food hit ru.9 billwn. up 9 per cat la. Ml anat'a cMii itaart ana nriian products and stroager curb*' oa above a yeer earlier, •Mr, n rtlUSl haKan C» of gain wu higher tha that foodetore margen. - --•»» H«Ml n nJMi n JMI >■» registendtol965. laat aw The mlnofily report public Wednesdsy wu endorsed ■Ibe index of industrial producUa in April reached by Hep. Crahmn Pureen, Tex.. Rep. CafterA* May, R- record UI.4 per cat of the 1957- Ita. tMtee; Cuiwarw om lau Wwh., and Albert Rllcbell, a 59 average. This wu 12.5 pereotage potatt above April 1965. rancher from Alert, N.M.

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idanWizard Ruby Heading Office Treatment Goes pn Trial Back fo Court s Part of Service For Contempt For Hearing DALLAS (AP)-Jfck Ruby’s (iftht to'escape (be electric diair r.>r kilUn« Lee Uan-ey ZJswald pnes back imo tbe courtroom Monday {or a sanity hearing that mav be unique In Texas juthcial hislory . For nearly (wo years, fade of lawyers representing Ruby have insisled the M-yearold former bar operator was mcnialtv unbalanced in Novem ber 1PS3 when he shot Oswald. Oswald Cited The Warm Commisskm named Oswald as

quealion that bothers me. Our doctor has had my wife and rnyseS come to his offtoe mriodically for aome urrtftv, chKkup over the past lew chKkup' months and this may contin ue. Is this service covered by Medicare, or will we have to pay (or these visits? R. F. A. Medicare's volunUry medical msirum insurance pian plan win will RKOJcai

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WASHINGTON (AP)-Robert M. Shelton, imperial wiurd of the United Ktons of America. Isl to go on trial here Monday on cDotempt-of-Congms chan. rewltiQg from bis refusal to' supply lOan records to Boose tovestlgeton. Sbeliao and sU oUicr Ku Kim nan leaders were cited for tempt by toe House Feb. i and indicted by a federal grand Jury a day later. Test Case Tbe Shelton trial U roganM u a test Case. The other ais trials are scheduled for automn. When he refused tost October • supply records to the House O Un-American Acliviiies, (he 37-year-otd Alabaman cUed four coosliluUonal amendments, claimed tbe material would net aid Cragress to considering val id legtslaUon. and said tbe conmhlee’s Inquiry went beyond toe Scope authorized by Coo-

bearing must be held before it Canadian or Mextean bosptti; could consider Ruby's appeal M covered under tbe from his I9S4 convidkHi. IN A 9ECEtn COLUMN Medicare plan. Of In a surprise move. Ruby's courae, If you live or travel current attorneys Thursday you gave tbe impresiiaa asked for the withdrawal of a it a persons gets treatment to tbe Virgin Islands, Guam, from a doctor, he pi Puerto Rico, or American Sa If mvicted on the and then _ moa you will be covered by •mpt count. Shelton bursement Irom Medicare. If Medicare. . she said be was Inune. DO between 1100 and $1,000 and lawyers claim the May 18 nil- tfdi is correct, where erill I prison sentence ranging from mg was n the affidavit get the money ID pay? UI had ne monih to one year. Three Children Killed The trial judge has not yet and it.' « si woukt in ef IL 1 wouldn't need Medicare. been designated. Assigment will fect would remove the neceHlly L.L A. If your doctor wants On Railroad Trestle be made Monday bv Chief U.S. of a sanity bearing. 'dm lor his lervThey said their reason for the MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. (AP) Dist. Judge Matthew hii prerogative. Guire. request was a sanity hearing -A pesienger train caught four After you've paid him, you wisjld viotale Ruby's consUtuMichigan City children on a Shelton’s attorney. Lester V. liooal rights because thQ' would can then get reimbursement trestle Saturday and killed three Chalmers Jr., says he is considering asking a delay because have to call the same witnesses from Hedlcire. The govern of them as they tried to the Klan leader's other lawyei they would call if a second nu^ ment hopee, of coarse, that the far end. der trial is granted. They sbo the doctor will be wfHitig to The fourth child was only would be busy Monday. T, Justice Department said Ruby no longer wanted a have you pay only pari of the bruised. He ran home in terror bill, end then waU to collect and first told hU parents he had sourcei Indicated they think U sanity bearing. unlikely any delay would be the rest from the government. been hurl to a fall. Reqnest Rejected granlcd unless there were an, State DIsL Judge Louis T. I AM* IN* A HOSPITAL, overriding reason. Holland Friday lamed down tbe and my bill is $320 already. Prosecuting for the govern Arms Coptured request He said be wu under Since [ an 8S I will be covment wlU be Paul Vincent, chief orders from the Court of Criml- erec by Medicare. But will LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo trial attorney for (he Justice hal Appeals to conduct the sani Medicare pay any of the bills (AP) — Congolese army troops Department's Internal Security ty hearing and not to do k f have atnadr-run op? M. raided an apartment building to Dvislnn. He is expected to pul would deprive Ruby of his con W. downtown Leopoldville on Sat only one witness on the stand-1 stitutional rights. A. No. Medicare will pay urday and captured a quantity FYancis J McNamara, the com Here Is (he situation on (he only those bills incurred after of arms and ammunition. Three mittee's staff director. evo of the sanity hearing; Jufy 1. 1006, or after January unidentified Belgians reportedly The bulk of McNamara’s tesDefense lawyers say they will 1. 1967 to the case of lurs- -fere arrested. tlmony wiU be to place various not place Ruby on tbe sUnd and tof home care. documents, relating to the com-i (hey will' preaeni no witnesses mittee's toveatigation and the Proposals Hinted and no evidence to back up ear contempt proce«llngs. into tbe, lier coQtratioiu he Is Insane, HOSPITAL. How can I be sure GENEVA (API - William C. trill record. ■niey say they will not fight the that it wm be approved by Poater. head of the U.S, Arms These wUl be designed Medtesre* G. P. sute'i contallon he Is sane. Cowrol and Dlsarmameit show toe tovestlgiUon < The sUte says the sanity A. You can ask your local Agency. Indicated In Geneva on properly tutoortoed. the bearing should be held and it Medicare (Social Security) of Saturday that he has some new mltlee wes properly const wiU be ready Monday moralng fice if (he hospital is on Ibe proposals to put before tbe 17- toe documents w to present wltDcoai and evi approved list. These lists ara utloD Disarmament Commitbeing made up now. Cbancea dence to show Ruby is sane. Ruby will be represented by two rival Mtf of iawycn. each of which claim they should be hii counsel. One group is headed by Phil Burlesim of DelIss. currently Ruby’s bead counsel. The other gnnip la wishts to ciprass doptit lymporiiy M H»m victimi who headed by Joe TonahlU of Jas Hcrrt wfftnd a toss In Hw rKtnt tomodo. per, who was fired by Rut^ but was designated by tbe Court of In ordnr lo ossist in rnplocinq hoosohold furnilurn and oppliCriminal Appeals. Teias' high est court for criminal cases, as| onens, for o nmiftd Hnw wn srill grant 3% Intnrost fumihira his attorney in the unity hearand npplianet loans.

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Wkhitans Clash for State Golf Crown Ace Helps Kaser :DownKU'sElstua. Monte Kaser k»t h compoMire, bul Grier Jcoes kept hit aa the t«o Wlcbttans e the Stale Meo's Amateor g Kaser could be forgiven for Jumping in (be air and waving '■iiU amt like a bant; rooster on the ISth tee. He had drilled a wedge into the cop on two bopa for a hole in one. "I enikbt believe It,” he said later. "I thought it was go■ing to be pretty dose when It bit. Then all of a sudden, bang, :it was gone and I knew It went m.” Hele Ptayed Sheet ‘Die par 3 hole Is listed at MS yards, bul played consider* ably ibarter becauae of a following wind. .The ace put Kaser 1-op on medalist Gene Elstun and, a)1houg}i Kaser tost tbe next hole when he Ihreo-putted from eight feet, be Hnlabed off Elstun with a KMoot putt on No. 17 for a 3 and 1 victory. "I did everything good except putt," Kaser appraised his game. '*1 was putUng pretty good until the last nine boles yes terday (Pridey) and H stayed with me today." Kastt said the greens at Shawnee Country Qub "are slick, You’ve got to waldi the little putts especially,I. You can’t b Ahem for the back of the cup ard lots of times tiir It’s hai^ .tell which way they're going to break: "I couldn't make anything," the 24-year-oId Cessna em ploye said. "Ibat last one was the only one I made." Elsua Whiffs One t Elstun was angry at blnuelf after the second bole which he lost when be whiffed a shot. Although the match was even on ,tbe ISth tee. Elattin commented, "I have never wnAed Ur get a course ao fast in all my life. If we play tbe next four boles in to mtnules. IfU be too slow for trre. ' - Kaser was oneHinder par through 17, although be took tour bogeys. Besklei bis ace, be was conceded a Ave-foot putt for eagle on No. t - Jones played much steadier In dlspulag of Ron Schemedejnann of Manhattan 4 and 3. Me mode Ave birdies and closed out the Kansas Slate ptaytf by running in a 45-faol puU on the ISlh hole. Jones finished iwo-usder er par. •'When you > gett lazy." Jones said. "1 two. .get Snip. . you iputted from three feet on No. 10. That was all I had to do to win the hole and I didn’t want to go for it and miss and maybe threejwtl.” Ns. 2 Caniet TrenMe Schmedemann. like Elstun. had Irouble on No. 2. a normal ly routine par 4. SebmeOemam was in a bunker in two and

Kaser, Jones Assure City Of 31st Title

Wichita championship match was set up when 24-year-old Moily Ka-ser and Tb-year-old Crier Jones posted, semifinals victories it Shawnee Country Oub Saturday. The pairings aUo assure Wich ita Ks 3lst liliist since the meet began in IMS. Jones and Kaser will tee o0 at t:30 a.m. Sunday in the first II holes of the 36-hole baiue for the crown. The second II begins at 2 p.m. Kaser Fires Ace Saturday Jones blitzed Man hattan’s Ron Schmedemann. .4 vunder par g bigbiighted match by carding his f« first bole in one ever on the par three 13th, eliminated medalist oene Elston of Kansas City. 2 and I. Monty was one under par (or 17 holes. , Neither are strangera to the Stale Amateur finals. Kaser captured the 1962 crown at HuichinsoQ’s Prairie Dunes Monty Rater (lefll and Gritf Jones ei s wins to pmi Saturday. Country Club after ftnishiiig in ihe nmaenip wpol to Jotany Steven e( Wichlte hi 19A at Wlchita’s Crestview Country dub. Jones reached the finals last year, then bowed to Jim Colbert or Kansas City at Milbuni Coun try Club. Joaet Win Early Jones, wflo recently finished his sophomore year at (Maboma State, had bu match in the bag after ten holea while Kaser ;ranked even wiih Elstun through H holes before openiog CAM FRANaSCO CDAUr-IC/YI (API /lt>i ^ SAN I up his winning margin. won Nos. I and 9, tbough, with birdies to go 4-up at Ute turn... r*l TERRE HAUTE. Ind. (APi-lyards Notre Dame’s Ed I Ust Saturday. Rym ran a rmrJ. For bU bpmlm luB.L Ofl'; »"• up »l«i ■ bM.JTiat wu iL" Jim Ryun. the fabukua KansaslDean. Dick Homoof the Univer-{3;53.7 mile at Los Angeles, mil, spoirf,,. R>™ bS«no It '!?'"" The Wkhitans have met three times prevkuily bi touma- Johnson's s.^ ^ freshman, slowed to a 4 02.1 sity of Texas ..............musing by took the first sec-j missing by one-tenth of a second a 1:51.6, one-tenth of a second tnent play. Kaser beat Jones Ave years ago in the NaUoaal ninth inning, Ufting the Los An mile effort Saturday and ob-'tion in 4:03.6. the 3:53.6 world record slower than his opening half of: Junior at Hutchinson and two years ago in the semifinals of geles Dodgers to a 4-2 victory both hit second sbote in tbe u 1515 at Los Angeles the Wichita Chy toumamenL Jones downed Kaser in 2) holes over the San Francisco Giants viously was just breezing after The 19-ycar-old Ryun. world's' Michael Jazy of France, to the right on the second h his world record half-mile feat second ■cond fastest miler, streaked i Compared with his great gn mile h last year’s semifinals of the Wichita aty tourney. Saturday. Tm . The triumph gave the Itrsl-: in the U S. Track and Field Fed- Friday to a l'44.9 half-milejai Los Angeles, Ryun was R,ub. National Meet. triumph, shattering the worldlclxked Saturday at 2:04.2 for lira, bit llrml I'm. i "'"'y' piaca Dodgers a oaa«ame lead eraiion’s The mile was run in two sec- 8KI mark of l;ti.l set by New[tais Anal half against I.SS2 In over the seeoad.fta6e Gians in lions, birdie two and Schmewith Ryun winning by 15-Zealand’s Peter Snell in 1962. .nearly maichin< Jazy's wotid'hair time of 2:04.2 comparet the National League dematm No. 7 with a par with his 1:552 final half at Los Jim GilJiam led off (be ninth: when Grier turned hot on the Angeles. ith a walk and was sacrificed i side toiles. His coach. Bob Timmons, said final two front to second. Prank Unzy retired i Nos. 9 and 9 for a Ryun “Just ran to win the mile 33Heandbirdied Wes Parker on a fty. but Davis, lead, parred today, thinking be could help in the tentha foor-up followed with a single to rigbti the closing mile relay on which coasted m. to go five up. then field far the run that broke a 2-' the team might depend. 2 deadloa. | 1 got a bit lazy when I It turned out the Jayhawk Davis wound up at second on { Track Club directed by Tim I five up and thr«e-puUed the throw-in. raced to third as> mons didn’t need help in the CLEVELAND (AP) - WUfredi major and an wt minor." Sonny Tommy Davis sl(«led and scored i Charles (Sonny) Slbert, the first Mid. He said be liked to sketch when Johnson bunted safely. TERRE HAUTE. Ind. (API- tered Peter Snell’s 4-year-oldt world’s fastest half-miter, the mile relay, in which Ryipi ran an unofArial 47.9 iparter as his Cleveland Indian fdteher to hurl landscapes and objects, rather along the third base line All you can say about Jim world mark of 1:45.1. world's second fastest miler and< quartet Kawr Bothered ' Anisbed (hir4. a no-hitter since Bob Feller had than people, and his p FSAHciKo I Ryun. the already (riienomenal ‘The press has kept insisting! America's fastest two-miler. Kaser. experienciilg difficulty j The Jayhawk Club his third one 15 years ago. once were "not this modem si wiih M "i o'j'j Ik “ t'’i®,':trecksler from Kansas Univer- stRyiD , Ryun. who has the faraway; Federation with 77 points. ■wing his shffll putts - "I figured his future in sports was "1 tried to make things loc tr.t ess-7.” « uiat l* « going to be ( mile run," said Tiinmons. ; look of a cowboy on the range fallowed bytitle have never felt so helpless on ihe Universilv of In professlonsl basketball. .like they do." he explainei rt he grows 'They say that's the big glamor when , Irt-. M I did today'.' _ by rreporters. . New Mexico with S and Brig"1 thought I waa nure of a "Now, maybe I’U gel back i urk«r>» > » * » exman w ]eig-Up. ■ace and that’s where Ryun be-|;says heconfronted "» canned a 20-fooler on No, 17 (or ____________________ has filed application to ham Young with 50. < basketball player than a base- doing something in art again - JSSTi r. llll conceivable he may Reliled SfaHy a Page 21 I run in the mile of Ihe National The two-day meet produced a par to halve tfaa hole and I'Eall player," said Sonny Salur- my wife's talking about son ckse out battle with Elstun. .t V« b, Im, eight men's meet records, itw Monty his on >f0« : day. He has the buUd for a pro painungs for the house." p» >fo«quite a spell at any distance tag,. Abd lbw'.>P«<'bi‘»rSi went one up on the RMt'i B 9 S 0 t H>n>T • 0« e0 eluding three in Salurilay’s eager. His dark, curly hair is 6Ih two-mile, k'r-.*r a e ( t JAIMI M ' a » from tbe no to the quali^ race every Two Oitdren when Elstun conceded a closing sessioo -in the triple third . "I do know 111 only foot-3 off the Aoora and he Sieberi'i wife, the former •nw 19-year-old Ryufi's star Jump, high Jump and discus, five-foot eagle putt after Kaser . weighs a hefty 117. tling world record p^orfnanee “Jim Just isn't old enough to mile in Ihe AAU. If t had ripped a four-iroc into tha Carol Ana Buckner, lived c . V . t t. . -,. in Ite 810 of ibe U.S. Track and decide Just what rece be will me.” he said. "There are truls with the ttfryard dash meet green, lost five and eight to two blocks from the South P«l«’«Uon's naUonil And I'm not sore whldi is in both the haU-mile and mile in record of 9.4 being tied. a par and birdie and evened Louis home where Sonny’s pat his best eve&L It's somewhere tbe AAU, and that's too much to As he predicted after his half- things again on No. 12 with a ents, Mr, and Mrs. WUfred C. Ryun's the hall-mile and the concentrate for one good final in mile Friday, Ryun was not close par four. ; all-state guard on the basketball Siebert Sr., sUll reside. But tbe in the mile to the federation Then Kaser pulled out a either.' iwo-mile.' f learn, and be played later at the pitcher first met his wife on a _____ ^ * * J * J ” Timmons, who loote up to the] It’s dtttuU to argue with Ryun said his____ record ____ smash- meet record of 3:36.4 lej by; wedgf on the lOO-yard Ufh. The bUnd date arranged by hU sla Timmons. .. . ■* : i ! Rynn well MlTirnm shot bounced six fe« in front ter. Mtiba. while he was b<xna Brigham 5 ? J 'Iflguratlvely, was a bit tart with! The 64oot-3 Ryun. who has from eirilege for a weekend. f I I 0 f reporters'after Ryun's unb^iyet to win his Jayhawk varsity run only Ave open ey tried to serve » a "rabbit" .-Hawks of the Nationat Basket- Married June 21.1951, the Sie’ < * t > '.lievable time oM:44.9 had bei-itraek letter. DOW stands as the IbaTt Association. It was this that berls have a 7-year-old daugh : CMvinced him to give up the ter. Sandi Lynn, and a 5-yearidea of playing for pay on tbe old son. Charles. hardwood. Tbe two youngsters were sit ^ Actually, Slebert had cast his ting with their mother in Oevchlot with baseball two years ear- laod Stadium Friday night vrttec pace the rest Of the way Dean, right-foot birdie puU on the <!lier, aiid bad laid off basketfaaU Siabert hlankad the Waahlngten trailing well behind,_ finished )sii^ two*^ on 16 tW play winter baseball. Tbe Senators M. second in this section »ith with a par when Elsbm hit into '-iryiM with the Hawks Just set Hie Slebert family cheering Ided the decision (or Slebert who aecUen — with sane help from ' Sd behind Ryun and Romoi“^ '"'ll at the time was In the throes of pitcher. .Gary Bell's wife, Bar In the composite ranking ofl , Meetly ^witching from ouUIeld to |Alch- bara, vdw was sitting with them limes for bott^ns wu »gl Ten champion Craig Boydston!'"* ‘l«'.^wrth tune m tour- shouted encouragement Playcd First Sonn; of Northwestern with 4 M.1. '"2 ^ *'>«. a high sdK.. In his Junior and Anal year The lat-yerd dash pcokicad a fissouri. Siebert played Hi meei rccord-maiching 9.4 viclo- In the first round of the vtrtf si when Monty won the 1962 rv by Murray Stale’s Jim Free^ well enough to make the bolide all-star team. Rene Mattson of New crown. 6 and 5. Md whipped , The big pitcher said his wife 3 and I in the 1964 Ifich. Al^ with basketball, the » ‘takes • great interest in base , Mexico, w ho was clocked ta an Gner ita City Meet semifinals. : |ear-«ld '6lebert has given up ball and knows a lot about the unoffi Jones scored a 1 up victory g 91 last Sunday, placed s< another activity of which he was, game.” on Ihe 2tst hole in the 1965 01^ with 9 5. fond in his coUege days-iulnt- “With five years playing i Ryun's splits for his compara Wichita City semis. mar and winter basebaH. tively slow 4:62.6 mile triumph Grier ranks ahead of Kaser physical educatfan had to ^ Inieretlcd.” were S7.9 for the quarter. 1:516 in their battle with par during for tbe half, and 3:Ce.6 (or the the first four matches tite week. Jones is four under par three-quarters. through 66 holes. Kaser even Girtl^Fowth womM’s competition, through.e. Georgia Johnson. IT, i )uM« at Fidelity High School in Houston. Tex., scored her fourth vtctory of hte iwiHtav meet with an U.l triirfnph in the 100-yard dash. Friday. Miss Johnsm won tbe long Jump. 26Mash and 604neiF ■nte City Men's Golf Tourney will be held at the TBpAa er hurdles, setting meet records Public Coif Course June 2»-26. with tbe deadline fomenlerlecMB eiwMT in all three events. tt« Wednesday. Enlranls may sign up at Publlnx or either of the country A's Sign Hamilton SH. SWm clubs. The entry fee is $10,' phis 11 membership in the To i SEATTLE, WaA (,APi-Dave joueTt. BlISWT peka CoU AaoctaUan, iHamiiton. 16-year-old south-' IJualifying rounds may be played either Monday or Ttiesjpaw pitcher fram Edraons.’ (tay. June 20-21. First round raabte ore set Wednesday with the tourney finals of 36 hotel seMBted Baaday, June 26. ................................... "Up cards are avalWile ■ntena to the alath. And

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I CLEVELAND fAP) - Oev*. Hand ace Sam McOoweU puted ; hit first victory liDce May 1 hut ' needed relief help from Bob AD* SAN FRANCISCO UPi --,en ant Dick Radata lo the to. r dians'd^ victory over Washingoprai defense Slates Opea CoU Chi _ tutor by Clevelaad’a tony S 01>-mpic,hitl Thursday ciub s lakeside course where berl Friday nlghL were able to 1 fineste rather than power pays' colleerbnly one hit off McDnr■ o[f ' I ril ever the fint five itinlngi. ■ Although one of the ahorieit j But the ImUani' lefUiaoder wu ■ course* for t National Open at forced out In the ilath when . 6.7r yards and par 3S-3S. the Frank Hirward homered. .OUttipic Club presents a true, McDowell, who hai been . test of grtf. botheredd by I 1 trouble. 1 Toagb in UU making. hit first atari Bioce M When the UK (ournament 25. He allowed only ih • at played here. Ben Hogan and wouitd up wWihia f and Jack Fleck ped at the end lory against one loai. of 72 holes with scores of 287, r par. Fleck puUad the fourth and s big upsets when he is three-run sixth ling uprlsii“a win pieyoff to beat -og' Hogan, who potted Fred WhitTMld’s slagle. a douBoth wUl be back this time as le by Rocky CoUvilo, Dick Hogan, who has won four tmes, Howser’s sacilflce lly and a sto received a tpecial Invitation gie by Joe Aacue protfuqad to boosUng the starting field to ISl in the tlM.aOO event. Olympic Qub pro Kyle Bur ton prediett a winning score of 284 nnd Mya. •'SameoD* on to style of a Cary Player. W«y ; Casper. Ken Venturi. Dave ■ Mart or Julius Boros will have ■ an edge bseause of tbeir type of : game and experience." HOUSTON (AP) - Three Iri^ M»l Adjoit pies by Ernie Banks and a two• Burton doesn't discount the run homer by ^ron Browne • chance* of power golfers such powered the CMcago Cubs to a ; as Jack NlcUsu* and Arnold Palmer b« layitoy will have 8-2 victory over Houston Satur-

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) HOUSTON (AP) - Cento-1 - Tommy Smith of San Joae fidder Adolfo PbiUipe of to . n-k-aa Bute ran the fastest 220-y«d CUeago Odha set a major ?Wt9-U dash In the world and Hungari league record for an Guylt ZaivolsM (ossad to rirlkanits when he f« an American mark .. U» *r TS77-IB Saturday nl^t at to Sacrams.tll Silfi times during Saturday nighi »-ta-ila AMERICAN LEAGUE _ Tsrc-isa emo JnvttatleBal Track Jaa^t • game against Houslon. 1 e-»i CMIM n-ta-id ■PleMChamploiiritips, Houston's Bob Bruce struckTi^" Ba>'itw.a Smith ran a bUstering 220 out PhUUpi in to first and tb*Td| n " *£ ; ’ j Jalopy Drivers Seek around a curve m 20 aocoodi inning before to young Cubs' flat to belter to world record of broke the string by M n ^ *'■ Chunk of SSOOWod 20.2 set by Henry Carr of Artxo- outfielder flying out in the fourth inning. II M Aa l] la a .«a o-i na State tn 1004. TV old record for players n 14 va K'l A guaranteed $500 dollar otor than a pitcher was seven. jurse. to highest in « ' ’ ’^“.' kSls’csk., Crone Dumps Bolsts MMWWII k CAICAM 3 (years, will be awaked i Shawnee Speedway jalopy races CMMMk w'lAk^ 4. In jRiiord Ploy Sunday night. The race* will be c. the first since Ray Smalley took CHICAGO (AP) - Irving truck operator ' Crane of Rochester. N.Y., de and five times against Houston t , (SWIIHA.H H M T»M week, feated Joe BaUis of Minertville. Friday night. 441 M OM4M IWCUM H 4M UlUA About 30 car*, half from Uw- Pa.. Saturday ni^t to win flr * W«WlMM>"itlcM.t (11 H CUMI4AS renee. are expected ta compete place in to Nat Opan lO'OMaWxt 431. 113k I M M«W> IWVma Ml 41 kMAAMt I--74 races. The cani gets ui - ' Billiard a tip. . ka. 4i). IMA derway at 7:30 p m. Crane, undefeated in to championship play, which itarU Gopher Leogue Babe Rutb Leogue ed Wednesday scored ........ victary In six Innings. *44rt>( 1 V4W44I I

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UWRENCE (^te!) - Var sity and freshman tennis awards have been announced by Kan- PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pltchcoach Bob Mulcahy. The r Steve Blass clouted a toreeletter winner* are: grounder, but Blass struck out 5 NEW YORK (Sp«ial)-FeB«|.i is going to keep Jim Ryun outeelved AAU sanction tan for two jn thMble Saturday, launchtog • ing that erupted between the of our cbainplonshlps.'orevioua USTFP meets this like AUen. SL Louis. Mo.: Don Pittsburgh to a 5-5 victory over Mack Jones, ending toe toning. Gordy, Hulehtoaon; John Grant The Pirate outfield cut abort AAU and the U. S. Track and: ^'yun flvun has hat entered «rtered the mfle nHe of .u_ _ AUante. Tbe kn hailed toe year, the Fedffation Inv1tati» ham, Topeka; Jim Keller. Rus potenttol Atlanta rally to tbe Field Federatna at Terre.theZ«tional AAU champioosell; Bruce Landeck. Kansu Braves’ winning streak at lev- fifth, mtb one out and Menke at ' Haute, Ind. will not result tel^teMl^ndall’a Island In New alto New York and toe Federaaty and Bin Terry, UulchtoIndoor second with a double, center s the thsqualiricatjoo of Kansas York June »». Blais wu coasting along with . mller Jbn Rj-un (ram later 1** feuding had centered icheduted for Hilwankee but four-hitter until the ninth to- Adder Matty AIou raced into , ; AAU competitioo lo bfflcUi of around the {dienamenal KauM never run because of a schodule Tbe treshmn numerals wto- ntog when be needed relief belp deep righKcntar for a fly btH ners Include: Hike Borders, Ut by Woodward. Aaron fol the AAU said Saturday. Imtler although he was only one conflict. Ryun ran to tbe New from Roy Face. A two-run dou* Royl Kansu City; Dudley Bush, Salowed iritb a hard liner to left, . AAU President Cliff Buck had of six athletes competing noat. York meet Itoa; BiU DeBaum, Kansas ble by Ed Mathews brought on but Jerry Iqmeh came up wlto AAU Miffed said Ryun and any —............................................... ... 0 got 1 X, Werner waited until Thursday City; Sid Kanter. Kansu Qty: ; in the open divisions of the nabKk to the mound for toe Jack Kilroy. Kansu Oiy and The Pirates added two rani to >tional USTFF dtamphmshlps tary Charles D. Werner refused night at Terre Haute before ai>- John Towner. Kansu aty. final out. tbe eighth tontag. Jow Pagan . would be disquatined from for- to apply for AAU sancOoo for nonneing his refusal to seek f ther AAU compeliUon since the the meet altbon^ both orgatd- AAU sanction. AAU offictete lat . Two members of toe Kansu Blass* big hit cyme to the sec drtvtag to tbe first with a stogie vanity tennis team will Wave ond toning. Jim Pagliaroitl led end scoring the second • meet had not asked for or re- zations had agreed to dual saiK- er said they would refuse now seric USTFF sanelion for toeir Sunday for Miami. Fte.. to take off with e walk but was forced Abernathy’s wild pHch. • ccived AAU aancUon. tkm for such meets as part of part in the NCAA Tennis at second by Doon aendenoo. The victory balled the Pi ’ "You can take it from me." the moratorium declared dur uunpionships in New York. Andre Rodgers sent Clendenon rates' losing string at three. the AAU officiai who asked to ing the current arbitration. to third with a double, and Ar remain unnamed said, "no one Werner had applied for and rejewing ti Terry will represent the Jaynold Umbach walked BiU Maxnado damage, news of the i hawks to the tourney to be croski intemiooelty to get to newed fending brought an todi- held at toe University of Miami Blass. PAM H 4 0 S I Lvnen M >SI« cation of Senate toterventioiL Owens to Speak The pitcher, however, crossed *** I « a M« "I hesitate to get involved while toe arbitration board is field line. still in session but t do intend •iSsMunSin >*•» The hit wiped out a 14 lead lo look into what is taking toe Braves grabbed to the first _____ 1.1. « tsss place," Sen. Pearson uid. He on a walk to Woody Woodward, IS a member of tbe Senate miliee investigating toe feud PITTSBURGH fAP) - WlUle Hank Aaron's double and an betwdeo the two organizations. Stargdl. slugging outfielder-i first baseman of the Pittsburgh Law Pouible MONTE KASER AND GRIER JONES. A PAIR OF Aussie Netter Wins "We told their representeUves Pirates, wu benched Saturday . young fellows from WichHa, play golf together some 50 or 10 lat we would leave it up to because of en ankle injury ; Umes a year. Theyll play again today. There-s a difference: Stargdl wu struck on the left them to act in good faith to This lime they play X boles for the State Championship. ank'eeby by a line drive off toe bat n his third stral^t Kent Ten* There's another difference. Once upon a time Monte, four seeking a solution to this," Sen. of Pirate pitcher Bob Veale dur- nis SaiUT^ . years the older at 24. could handle Grier without treiting. Pearson uid. "But if it be tog batUng practice Friday when be defeated Premjit r No longer. Now it's an even match whether they’re teeing comes necessary, we sre pro- nigbt. |,.......................... ared to Introduce legistetfon to ; Utm at MacDonald Park to Wichlte oral Shawnee Country 3lve tt for them. If Ryun were disqualified by • Age and experience once gave Monte the edge. Son of the t MacDonald. 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GRIER WAS A STATE JUNIOR CHAMPION. HE shrugs that off. "In high Khool, we'd just go out and hit It. hit U on the green and knock it in." be uM. “Now. I've got a good Idea of what's going on " Kaser echoes the thought. He says Jones now is a player. A year ago. he was just a swinger. "Grier has ready improved his game over the test year," says Monte, shiktog his bead. Whht can you do to improve your game so much lo a year? Whafs the secret? There's only one true secret to alhletici. Practice. Ihafi what Grier has done. Every Mouto. 1\Ksday and Thursday, he was on the practice tee at Stfllwater. Okla., at 6 a m. He was off by 7:30. "I had to leavt at 7'io." be said with a grin. "That's when the girls' golf class reported. It wasn't safe out there the way they swing."

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<»1ER’8 STANDARD SCHOOL ROUTINE AT OKU* homa State was hitting MS praettee balls In the morning, another SO or so In the aftemoon and then play It holes. Weather? O-Stete golfers shrug that off. Grier rememben playing one round to the snow with Hu^ Edgmon, for* _ mer Oklahoma State lUlIC UKU11|AUU. champion. "You luu VWJ%UA couldn't4 ^44 putt Wi 44IE green," he said. "Too Too mbeh BOW. If yon got it OB, you were down to two putla.L If you got it within the length of toe flag. stick, yog got down wn In lii OM one putt" , Grier started college at San' Jose State but left there after a semester because "it ww too fast e life.” He spent ' a year at Wichita State to "get my grades up" and trans ferred to Oklahoma State last faQ. • This, he feels, was a turning point in his golf game. He's been helped by Ubron Harris, the 0-State pro. "But it's not so much But," be aald. "R’s Just fte at- mosphere around Oklahoma Slate. Everybody plays well and everybody practices. If you don't practice, you Just don't . pisy." GRIER SAYS HE BAS NEVER HIT THE BALL BBT* ter "(ron M« to green but the putting lomeUiDM is erratic." As an example. Grter pointed to Monday's SUiole seetfcmal qualifying for tbe VS. Open. He shot a 7S-70. In the afte^ noon round, be hit 17 greens but dropped only one birdie putt. While Grier has developed rilher suddegfyj^ a first* class golfff. Kaser bM come along a Ut men g^halfy. “I think I'm • bMter pteyv than I was to ItB,” aald Kaser. 'nui was the year he beat Jim Hardy to toe finals of toe stete at Prairie Dunes. "Tbe big thing Is that I think ■ better on the golf course. And, I think that’s where Grier has Improved." He eweedes Grier no longer is e soft touch. "It’s about SO-SO to the friendly matches at MacDonald." he said. And who will win today? "WhoCTff's on," said Kaser. "And toafi abont S»S0. too."

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Frtix Petortoo'i fifth victoiy fired a tfaree«id«-par 69 for The defeat taippei uskiiENCC iSi«rn the second roond lead In the game winning streak (or the against four defeats. fipld of no, incluillng three I1M.000 Bakk Open Coif Tour Tigers, and it was tbe first time Peterson was tiftod after fonmr dmofians. will lee off giving up home runs to Die nament the Yankees ever have tmton in tho quellfying roui ' • Marti, tied at 70 with Phil Joe Spanna, who had whipped Auliffe to tbe fifth inning and State Women'i Amat Rodgers and Jtan FCrrler for the (hem five times in tbe last two Don Demetor to te sixth. Rwid the Wont Ads! Tourne>' at Lastreece Country first day lead, needed Jost a easons. Oub Tuesday. putts on Us round and finlsbed ' The top tSquaU&en win make Homer Breaks He wttii a BMoot btnSe effort on Howard’s homer, his i op the ehampkmtiilp fUftU. tteUSibole. Mtileh play starts Wednesday of the year, landed to the lower IQi (iveuBder par U9 gave left field seats to te stxtb lawith the flnali achedoM Siturhim a twoatrake edge over ntog, breaking a M tie. Joe da>. Roger Ginsberg of Riverdale. Steady GeUrr was on base wHh a N.Y.. who topped the early ftn- Pepitone Inrfuded In the Itst of former Warn Ups, 7>m. Wiers Saturday with a 70 and double. champion.^ la- Kaniaa City's The Yankees added two runs Time Trlob, 7:30 pjn. m total. Dane WiJson In the ttiree preIn the ninth on PefdtoM's lead,TkiM9 M Sd* • fetasraeed OWc* PKehHelpi vj.«ds toumamenia. she hai •9»Ae-...tl.M Marti, of Baytown. Te*.. said off bomer and Hal RenUTi sto ptaved in. Diane finished second !•«.. Atom. VaOtr 12........................SOt be got a big Lift when be pitched gie. Before the pitcher singled. In I9U and IM and won the Mid America Race to within one inch of tire cup on Qeto Boyer reached first when crown at WlchlU's Spring the 464-yard (IRh bole. Just Jake Wood fumbled his ground Track Wlics Country Oub. er and emttoued to second when missing the birdie. Pal Rubelee of Kaniaa Oly. TOPEKA FoUowing Marti and Gins the 1963 victor, and Jour-time berg were Rodgers. Tom 9Di Box Score titalist IMt.- IHO. 1951) kopf and former champion J TUhe Bedter Of Topeka veaa - - owreetr lins Boros, who won bora fak (be field. IF 8 AUTO AIR CONDTnONING BRANDS TriaAJb *M*a Watt » 1909. TWO other entrants have COST lESS... AU bad MSt for the b Brady of Topaka. H#7 namentp nuDds. and Joan Ashley of Cbanuta, I^red Marti watched te hnrror ai Ua p«tt Jumped ool of the-bole at the Bolefc Open. Lena on Mere EHntare c 4 1 I I Datnaitr r< 4 112 1964 nmnenip. WHIM It saae PregAv c .ai « Defending diampkiD Tony N Frtffl WlcMta antr la 4 119 WHartwi M 4.10 Lema, after his third straight Rwim p * 2»* I Only SI* members t % i*i a! LlPAM at, 1 a • 0 Buiefc Open title, charged back year's championship flight are Pavrea P i • 9 0. biio coBlention with a 66, giving missing. The 1965 Ullc flight Mamnw aA 1 0 i a . him a two-round total of even players reluming besides Mrs. i Talal mTTI ' Wilson and Miss Rubelee are: par 144. 2*1 Ifl 992—4 9 • 9 I 1 9.a-I Bob Verwey and Doug San S-IWaM 121. DP I-Oatrelt Dorothy Graham. El Dorado: t. xoeBy BOB HARTZELL stwwed track fans what they George Mayfield was Topeka's ders also checked in at 144. HawVgn A Dairan 2. 29 PaAtwre. Levon Devers, Shawnee; Marge U). sxiaarata 121. had been missing ill spring. inly other entry to win more 1710 96Jtolo windup of the H*-MCAul>fft Allen. Chamte: Jeanne Han Damaw (ti. Pasnafw ill. ss—Trean. The Trojan aenior-to-be won ban one event. The Boys' In tourney on the 7J80-yard Warcock, Kansas City; June Saggiu. LAWRENCE - Topeka High the low hurdles in SO-t. the dustrial School athlete captured iwlck HIU course Is scheduled Wichita; Jana Hyde, Kansas track Btar Preston Cnrrtngton highs In H 9 and the high jump tho intermediate divlsian 109aty; Karen Keaaling. Wlchila. ratumad to actSon In h 1 g b Sunday. Krr. 0.9 Didttl HH WeD and Mary An Horner. Wichita. Satuday, capturing at MS. The high Jump mark yard dash In 10.9 and the 75Wichlu laadi thn way In the throe flnt-place medals and was good nough for a stale yard daah in to. There were three triple win 1 baseball offer to number of ■rtmts with ». The leading the Topeka CoWnopoU- record. Yoar tiw year, te Usat IV UenMor otetoto at aim onKansas CRy area Hats S. To tan Club to Ha Uth title In 19 turn to golf, said: ners in Saturday's meet tom laitfalM brands. S«»um yaw altar year. Mark IV illy didn't hit the ball peka n and Lawrence 9. years In Rid) Conwril of EUImraod and eutpertormt many competitM units eostNig <vr morel And Olympic Track Meet at Mcm> Bill Holiman of Dodge City very well - my irons were bad. istered M of its poinU this paitormanea a matched by tas«n< quality: many But 1 was scoring well The putrial Stadium. Joined Carrington in that elite bantam and midget divisions, Uarli IVb have given over 300,000 mil« a serviea. having good and 1 was geitlng Carrington, who missed the hoc Ti^eka more than made .up class. Comvell won the senior been transfwrad te third and fourth «rel very close on my chip shot." high achool season dua l for that with a 771i-point ulvo too, 220 and <40 and HoUman Ferricr skied slmosi out of competed (or the first in the senior division with Car captured the Junior lOO. broad eonlention when he shot a sec NEW YORK (AP) - Ttie New I and softtMlI throw t ' ond round 79 after a miserable York Giants announced Stlurtime this year Saturday and rington leading the way. seven-over-par 43 front nine and tet Yankee Stodtum has sold out fir all eeven borne ime In at 149. Lema said his first thought games of their 1966 National after bis 66 was that be had to FootbaD League season. With more than 60JW season unpack four suitcases. UckeU sold, te Giants wtll not: ■ « — Mri. lam aimam. Tm PoUtog Terrible hold any iodlvtoual game sates S«Ma VtM- Olaiaa. Maiiaiwt « bread h«A» — 1. a>oan. "Mv putting wu simply itro- tbit year. eleus Friday." Lema said, Tbe Giants also announced, a i« - nnf llav. Wt»na> c made me lose confidence In ray te signing of (Unker Bob La-I 0«mam. «KMMi Vwoall iw ■AirTAM WVIIIOM game. When you do that, you cey and Glen Condren, defen-' JB dsK - I. IMWV 0««l. try too many «other things, which > Millar, LawaAM: 1 wamarin. jqaa- A K4IMV. MarHA. »I«4> J. J. SrWeaai. X MeCrapr, Waalpart. tail a aarraiaa. putt you in milore trouble." 'l?4 -“oima Kindraa iMmmwfti Isa: 4. M. HsKrua. Dsaaa Cl».’ 9. B'M-

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By BOB BARTZEU. Two familiar faces wfll be missing and two new ones will be In the lineup when the Topeka CapItaMouiaai ttag«i its anonal Top Ten Bowling Mateb at 7 pm June 2S at Meadow Lsoeg. Bob Anderaon, one of three city keglen named to all eight <A the peevloas Top Ten Adds. didn't make the grade this season. Berths were decided by combined averages. Don Luce and Wayne Sem were named to the lineup the ninth straight time and Couch for the seventh, but another perennial choice mlased out. Don Miller, Bowler of the Year In 10(5 and a member of the Tc9 Tea for the past seven years, placed Kth with a combined average of 190.05. Iha firsMime aelectiou are Wayne Henaon, who owned the • ''s No. 0 combined average the 1905^ winter season at 195.(7, and Bob Payne, who was lOth at 191.93. Only fractions separated rniny of the Top Ten members.

Top Ten members. Cumutt, wbo also was U : field in 1958 and W4, lad tbi : pack wllh 197.13. Sanders was dose bddnd : Henson In the battle for second . place, posting a 195.88 mark. Luce was fourth at IM.Q; Dale Clifton, a Top-Tenner in 1958 and 1959, Qfth at 19i.20; ; Couch tlxlh at 1M.M; defending ' champion Skeet Brown aeventb at 19L99; Jack Springstead, making the lineup for the sec ond su-alght year, eighth at 192 87, and George Grant, a Top Ten member to 1(81 and 19M and mb to 1982 and 1965, itoitb at 192.32.

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jumped three plu this year and Btfll otriy placed ntotb. It took 189.87 to make the Top Ten last year. This season, there were 18 averages of 190 or better. Ffliwtirae Top Ten Lee Behrens had the dubious honor of placing lllh with 191 Jl mark, just behind Payne’s 191.93. Larry Stone was 12t. 191.71. Frank Angstead 191.86, Don Cliff 191.30, Jim Dyer 190J8, Dan Stroup 190.00 and Ron Ramsey 190.06. Sanders, Luce. Couch. Brown and Springstead are the only GEORGE GRANT JACK SPRINCFrEAD SKECT BROWN repealers from last year- MissLuce. Olfton, Payne, Cunuttl the ttoeito tor one of the teams.lSendera. Grant, Couch, Brown' tag to addltka to Aadeson and haven’t been bowling to a Mffler are Clllf, Rich Tafoya mer leagues, but Rensoo will 1 wlil eomposelTbo other quintet wUl haveland Henaoa and Maurice Hamilton. be among the favorites for tbe Individual tiUe. He won tbe Five at 291 There were five averages ol J. C. Sargent Scratch Match 200 or better during the past Play title at Meadow Lanes to season, two of them by CurmitL 1964 and was third last year. Sanders A Ufty Curnutt tied Henson for the top average with 2M to the Sunday Sanders, another former Top Nigbters League at Highland Ten champion and (like Hen-i son) a lefthander, should con-1 Crest and also carried 201 in the Great Plains League at High tend for tbe first-plaee trophy. Sanders woe last year's Sar land Crest Henson shot 204 In the South gent tournament at Meadow west Doublet League and Lanes and coaches the junior Stroup 208 and Brown 801 In tbe bowlers there during the winter Monday Oatsle League at aesoa Sanders and Brown will be, Highland Crest and SoulhwesL Brown, a Top Ten choice to >e only former champions toi 1962. IM and 1185. will be the field. Miller won the last shooting for Ms third title. He Top Ten match staged at fired 713 last year at lUghlai Meadow Lanes to 1963. Anderaon woo to 1980 and Uny Huff, I to tbe h.„-----------higlwt«orlng Crest ta -- Tc who has since moved to Kansas j Ten mslch in history. The City, captured the 1<<64 title. . { bowlers averaged 207 per Although it will be bowled asi per game in the match. Brown won't be the favorite a team match, the emphasis will be on tbe individual scor June 25. He doesn't score well ing. The Cspital-Jouraal wm at Meadow Lao« and hasn't award a trophy for the high been bowling this sun tndividnal eeries. CDTOtt and Henson

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next eight or nine years. Baseball cannot exist without the re serve clause syftem warn ana • piiyer lo the club which signs him fwcv0 — or as long as they choose. Without IL Willie Mays would play out bis option and then pul his services on the block for i million dollars. A great young player, like Tony Oilva, could sell himself six or seven times ovw his career. _____ On the other hand, playen of Koufax's caliber must look at what Walter O’Malley has been able lo do on the itreogth of their skills. Walter Q-Malley can nellher throw nor hit a curve ball He ecquired the Dodg ers with mifrors. He wandered over to Ebbels Field one day as attorney for the com pany holding the arrears mortgage on (be team. BE GRABBED HI8 RRST » PERcent of the club (or tTOO.OOO and. one year later, he and his partners got the Ebbets family holdings iSO per cent) for $720,000. The next one-third be acquired cost him $1 million, a $700,000 markup because Branch Rickey threatened to sell it to a Manhattan wheeler^lealer named William Zeckendorf. O'Malley knew there was room in the front office for only one wheelerdealer — namely O'Malley. Then, using Ibe ball chA as a wedge. Waiter O'Malley was able to pry 300 acres of downtown real estate out of the city of Los Angeles, a feat that puts him in the category of Ihe great land barons of Caliornia history — the Hunlingtorts. Stan fords. Crockers, the Kings of Spain. He mortgaged the land to build bis ball park. Don't you beUeve Sandy Koufax is prinurily responsible for paying off that mort gage - fast? Don't you think he knows he's helping to build a nest egg for the future gmerations of O'Malleys? He goi $73,000 last year. And pul Ihe club in (he World Series where it got $410,000 (and he got $10,297). In some ways. I'd say Sandy is the most underpaid guy this side of a rickshaw.

NWJOTIATIONS BETWEEN 71 BALI^ ' plavrr and a club ovner altfays remind r’ nt the ilnrj- of ihe two dnmkf pUying pt*rr. The tipsy ones had bet the pot higher OMAHA. Nrt (AP'-Ii wwld biaher. eyeing earl other hlearfly and srem that somebody wiih an, |,umping every raise:>tnaHy. one raised a r>e to the gate drew up the „,d • j call v-dUr^ften he uked ■■pening nighl t program for the. -whatla va gof' "Kings,” uld the other NCAA baseball world acr|^^| nany?” said the other one. opening Mondiydft<hnalia t • One." said the other guy. “nte first drunk In thr first night game. No l| sighed. O.K., take the pot. I thought you ranked Souihem California will' were bluffing.” meet North Carolina, and to; -n,e present case In point b the pokcomplete the nlghfi aclion No ; cr game this spring between Walter O’MalI ranked Ohio SUie will play. ,hj poor man's rich man, and Sanford Oklahoma Stale, the Big Elght| Koufax. Ihe weU-known human chatlel. San.•hampion and naturally a favor-i recounted the tale In the corrent iic among Omaha fans TT*e pf (>n», ... «■. lor S iDd I.IS, ^ .j,, 5,,^^ cmidmd Uils a searing sm-ial dnctiment, a cry from the Tarheels Sorprise , dungeon- h boat-rocker on the order of Southern Cal, four liniet aj "Uncle Tom's Cabin." But. as Eliza crosssenrs winner and nine limes a I ing the ice. Sandy leaves something to senes entry, will mreiin Nonh' be desired, clutching as he does not a Carolina a team th,il -ignored, neit-born babe, but a IIBI.OOO contract, tlie ratings In its district tourna-1 r,,h, s„ndy does reveal what a lot of ment. In lhal meet. North Caro I suspected - (hat he was stubborn lina disposed of Florida Sule. enough to leave baseball if baseball was It -was defeat of Florida State stubborn enough to let him. O'Malley and lhal boosted Ohio Slate Into the BtDtzie Bavasi played their hands very reck No. 2 spot. Oklahoma SiaU, Ihe lessly. One more bluff on their part, end Buckeye onMoem. has a solid they would have driven a HaHsjf-Fatnc pitching staff and in Ihe playoff player out of the game at the height of with St. Louis treated ace pitch his career. The damage to the grand old er John Marcum as an un game would be incalculable. known. “f WAS PREPARED TO WALK OUT The chances are good that the Cowboys will face Steve Arlln. the door . , ." Sandy writes. "I waa halfOhio Suie's all-sUr pitching w*y »he" wiled me back," teammate of Marcum last year.; More than Sandy, might have walked Opening play Monday at II out the door. The game of baseball might a m, CST will be Texas, tanked have followed. Like the baby with the bath No. i. and Arizona, ranked No. water. Because nowhere could a more out7. Texas b the only team to rageoui example of the inequities of the' have ever won two consecutive system he established than by Koufax be sfflea flMfrSO) and has been in ing forced out of the game at a net per eight aeries. sonal cost to him of $1 million over the .sf

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^ew Pheasantsijrow Quickly Into Game Farm for Maikes By DICK FENSLER ______ _ game birds Iran eggs to hunt, A group from Nebraaka bad SpMti W«Er l^i^pltaljjournar# ing ste. 70 ptaasants tmloowd In tbrir area. Maike reports, a bit sad-

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with each bird shot bearing On the oitor hand, Maike price tag. Tto noo I “fool with.' cost inchidea $100 worth tl game sUU shakes bis bead about a In «» to brodClH borne Uieated ]ust west of Eskridge, birds. lad btsn Tbpeka wto bagged three ton and eoe cock pheas three tidies iwthV Lake Wau- Kunten make reservations at 10 birds with 11 shots during ant to “fool with." Today the bauiLsee. the Maike farm, man least by tto day before they another trip to tto field. Malke Pheasant Farm and] aged by J. R . son of A. S.. wish lo shoot. Maike releases To those purisU wbo might Shooting Preserve has S.OOOiboasts'lJ80 acres of hm'ting birds in the areas to be bunted, feel hunting on a sbooUng preptoa^, hundreds of chukar area, and tto incubaton. brood- fmaisbes guides and dogs. The serve is like shooting fish in a partridge. quail and. for some-ler, and pens necesary to raise rest is up to the hunter. :barrel. the Maikes point to the rugged terrain ami the good cover provided by tbeir shoot ing areas. They have also found that the 1^ raised birds Qy just as fast, and are Just as elusive as those rMsed in the wild. Try for Speed In fact, to add a bit more sport to it, they are expertiiMBtlng wttti a number ol cross bred pbessanu which dmid to even faster. Of course, the main attrs^ ion of such a place is its being ible to assure a hunter plenty If shooting on a single day's ouUng without having to travel hundreds of mUes and todting BY ROY MILLER or over ni^t acctxnodatians. “This is our monsoon season.” Gary Hesket said last Azaiher factor Is tto long season, from Oct. 1 to March Wednesday morniiig. Hesket. a game protector for the Kansu Forestry, Fish IS. “^Ung preserves are not and Game Commlssioi). and this writer were fishing at Uvetto coming thing.” Mti“- well Reservoir north of Mankato. “Only a couple of fools fish o days like lUi.” Hesket sUtes. “they are the thing.” Tto mallard ducks are the said u we stood near tto impoundi cot's inlet canaL A dilUy Utest addition to tto farm, and wind whipped toe rain around os. J. R. promiKS members the ducks wDJ be trained to fly from We both were soaked. To at leut one put of tto party, the release points U toe bunt- nothing worse could happen—even if catching a carp did teem to mato me drier. Day-old pheasants show fte rip wMdi wffl make gsod stoottag when they are It sounds silly, but Something worse did happei on the ei^tfa of Jtme. Jewdl it can be done.” to laughs. County's “mon.sosn season" was slight in compatlaon to To-, Tve seen it. and think we can pekdl disuter. do it. ini be fun trying." Huket wu a genial guide u we toured tto taspotmAiiem Rabe 20.m Birds Thayne Smith Not all of toe Maike enler- for a future st»y. So that to may know, this writer sod acrise is devoted to hunting. companyii« photographer and |dlot are all rigin. Altoough my epartment didn't, my fishing equipment lily hatch tt.000 sufilved the Umado. ------------ to otoLike countleu other citizens of Ttqirita. Manhattan and mher ravaged areu, I'm lookiag forward to another day of about every specie of lal pheasant extant for sale to fishing. Holding ihal.pole whether it to raining, bkwtag or snowzoos and fanciers. And to add color to (to en iog-wtU to a welcome change to srivagtog. packing, eanying go hand in hand. Such cooking hi too tire enterprise, a noisy peacock Ing, ""prUng and reseUlbig. CLEANINC OUT THE OUTDOOR wrong place can be deadly, however. Please flruts, and Kreams to let all desk. .. 1 NOns-Tto cue of mtaing water may to nearing n doot try diareod cooking tnslde a tent or visitora know they have i Fellow outdoor booster BiU CuUerton. end at Bodgemaa County State Lake soutbeari of Jetmore. trailer, or use it for heat in such places. rived at a m«t unusual fan an angling expert, has a questioihanswer Burning charcoal requires a lot of oxygen, Tto lake bu never been able to boM water for any period radio program. A youngster recesdiy called and can deplete too siqgity In a ti^ eocloof ttme shxe its ccostructioo to 1856. Tto Kansu Foreatiy. him and qnariad on tto alri. “Jto ll yw sore qtddcly. Six peraou leet their Uva In old, Mr. CtiDertoii. nod I want my fiftsr to national parlo last year tiring chamal fired lake me flsUng In Canada tois summer. units for heat . . . Can tell me how I can get him lo take

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BiU glibly answered; “Well, the first thing I can suggest is coming home with a good report card. Then I'd try to to helpful around toe house. Offer to mow the lawn, help with the diabes. and by aU mMns keep yom room slraigfatened up. Tell him fishing's a great way for a lalhor -and son to have fun together, if you do this and have a couple fishing spots to suggest. Ill bet youTI get that Canadfan fishing trip with your father." Tto boy responded: “Thanks for tto advice, Dad” . . . DON RICHARDS AND TED CUNNINGham, both of Manhittan. are «*ampions in toe RUey County Fish and Came Aswxaation annual fishing contest. Richards won the bait flsUng award, md Ounninihsm was

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> -«roas and Gary Anderson, respectively. Tto four will be ellgibla to enter tto Kansas Wildlife Federation's annual Kansas fishing Sr contest, at Poroons toto, Segt. lo-ll. . . Lookiiig for a nice, hut ba^ieiHiTe pres^ enl for old Dad on Father's Day? Here's W idea. You can give him a “seeood” ibotgun for only *10- That's right. Aatnally. toU is a 41^gauge adapter which fiU into any otoer larger gauge sholgun. U’l foolproof, and lime-tested, and is made by Savage Arms, one of tto finest names in the arms businest. k users of toe “Four-Tenner" adapter reIr port good results, and the adapter weighs f? OBly live ounces. U wlU work In single or ^ double barreled guns alike .. . k Charcoal cooking or brcdling and camp-

SHOTS AND SINKERS-RERE'S SOME good news for flsbenncn. Buoys will be strung across several coves at Pomona Reservoir soon to keep fast boats and skien out of shallow areas, and give fisher men a Uttle peace and quiet. It's a move long overdue, and I'm told that the Corps of Engineen. Fish and Game Commission and Park Authority will job forces to see that the oo-fast-bosttag and no-skling regulatlons are observed. Hurray. 1 hope they will follow suit at other reservoirs, and st those being built, lo the future . . . Ctock full of enellent fishing articles— on both frerii and salt wat«-and well worth your time and money is the new 196$ Fishermen's Digest. JBst off the press. Yoo-OR find it at your ftrertio newe atond or bode store... Uke to take a look at tto largest “riilp" in Kansas? It's now docked at toe LIgbIbouse Bay Marina at Pomona Uke. Measuring 10 by 70 feet, the boat. erilciJiitowk IV. is owned by Sam La

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Face Strong City Team NoUer Ford-Watson Grange, which carried a 1»-1 retort Into Salnrtay’s ectien in the Kansu City SoftoaU Tournament, win try to b61d Its slim league In the city's Major League this week. Ford-Granger, tto only unbeaten team in tto Major League, plays toe Marihig Hor nets St 7 pm. Tuesday at aty -k. It comes back Wednes day in an t;45 p.m. game agahist Jackson Real Estate at Watson Grange Field. ViD-T at 114 van-T Chevrolet aJands 114 for the season and hu ket only NbUsr-Watson in Major League pley. Van-T meets Jack al El / at City Uckies toe Hornets at 8il5 p.m. Thursday at City Park. Van-T. already hampered by an ankle Injury to third base-; Roger Press^ve, lost;

wMi modem Wlchen, bath and ah- eonditiontng. What's more, you can rest it for a day or we^end, if you want to have a big. water-based private party . . . Nine of the nation's top outdoor writers have combined ftelr Ulenta to produce an excellent booklet. “Outdoor Holiday Fun Guide," for the Coleman Company of WkhiU. it's a real dandy for toe camper, fisherman, tnmter and outdoor enthusiast outflel You can get a copy free stmply by writing jured a finger at work. He wlU the Coleman Oampny. iMBFWlriiKa. Kans. be out of action about a month. Drive-lu Clash (67201) and mentioning tSs colnmn, __ The top game in the Natiooal League this week sends Sandy's Drive-In against Conins DriveIn at 7 p.m. Thursday at Park. CoUifts goes agalBSt fie Meat at 7 p.m. and Saodr'a meets Scotch Oetsers at 1:15 (AP) despite a severe cramp in her No, 1 ranking among U.S. wom pm. in Monday's amta at Qty WlMBLtMN, en with Mrs. King, started toe desperation left leg. Park. winning rally by standing up lo From the Hito game in tto scino heavy ponnding by Vlrgin- Here is the week’s. City ,,vlcttries in a row Saturday and final set on. Mrs. King bobWed ia Wade. League softball icbtdule; Mlai Wade's po; ;-yave Uncle Sam's tennis play- about toe No. 1 court in WirabI^ gave ade. her the first set 6-2 ^ nlecM a M victory over don'i tamed taonis tiadlum. r then toe Americm ^1 slashed •2«roat BriUin in the annual was ahead 34 at toe time, rei back and won tto next two M 7on lobs to win toe matrii. Mrs. 5 altoough she iraasd by three .•^Wightman Cup competition, Jones became overeager and r:- Down three matches to games at one sUge.in toe :> after Miry Ann Eisel’s defeat in lost her control, once netting a >t. • ;i'tto first match-of toe aecond backhand that would have given Miss Eisel, nervous in tor citr >y. tto Americans swept toe tor a vital service break. nine 1^ Richey, wto ihares tto intereathmal dehot. ludelosing vV ? toe cup for toe sixth straight match with Wlniiie Stow. Miss >year. It was the 32nd time the won.*4, S-3. pitoiig four :>Uniled States has taken toe tro- Solunar Tables Stow *Ti£j»»n» MMi »t. games on her opponaM'a errerv. ; pby. Britain has won II only six . T.B* K>wevl- s' saivix'’ e*'ioai. « The British team, a definite •rlMM MKm. hM bM- >•>•• fram John ; times. . aiwB uiw"*f Tiew. ei«« underdog when play began Fri DouMei Liprided -f The cUoching match was scvVi^Ke-ii; l«Mt >k>«k tr na wu« W M ■» enl day, took a 2 t lead into Satur /•lopsided douUcs. victory by MVS IM? Mca «*r >w> » ww. THueSMV day’s play. A> C.’T O"" i Nancy Rlctay of Dallas. Tex.. tw Manr VarlMi i-v »>«••• M M*Cs<i-4> OrMVIni MS-MVlme H Mrs. Jones, at toe peak o( her ? and HOmEisri of SL Louis over ----»4*T OtMtWW- . ___ career, defeated Miss Richey in nm 4T ryM. va al I IJ-TMl the opening encounter and then • J tiiariar combined with Miss Wade, to i 'However, toe dramatic turn-! ^ defeat Mrs. King and Jane Al '4ing of the aeries came in bert of Pebble Beach, Calif. to, «> Itoe rrecedlng match when Mrs. tmm’ doubles- The lone U.S. triumph:"'" iBilbe Jean Mofflt King of Umg.JSS?,* i I'i w • toe first day came when Mrs. -•Beach. Calif,, defeated Mrs. >41 WiM J:5!?;:KtagdDatedMi»W«l.. I iin^ 4rW------ ----"Ann HaydoD Jones 5-7, U.

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Fish and Game Commisrion hu announced a snXO.OO bid hu been accepted from a Salina drilling company for spedal work derigned to sfaqi leriuge. ’ Tto commlarion said a porous layer of gravel wtddi un derlays the dam hu allowed the water to enpe bom toe lake bed. Although the lake hu filled teveral thaei rince its construetka tn 1956, the water level hu ahrayt dropped rapidly. DamtoBeSceM Tto new contrut for Hodgeman County Lake esUs for toe chODlcal grouting of toe gravel layer to provUe a sail impervloua to wata-. Tto grout will to applied by pressure through bolu drilled along toe axis of the dam . Apidicatton for the specU Sq>tember teal huDtmg aeam should be available acrou the state soon. The state commlsrioo says toe blanks win be available to all comssmiaes at least by Wednuday. DeadUne for the SepL IMS setsoo is Aug. lo . .. Construction at toe new tone County Sute Lake hu passed toe half-way mark and is rapidly nearing eompletta. Sportsmen spat a total of S1.7BJ7I for licensu and pe^ ffiits in 1*65. according to toe Kansu Forestry. Fish and Game CommissioiL Reskfont fishing beaded the list wlto 24043* licensu purchased. Tto empiete Ubulatioo; Resident banttog, ISSBS; aon-rerideot bunting. U«M; resilient fishing. tUJSt: nxHrcrideat fishing (annual). lOJTl: nonresident flahtog (trip). MU; trapping. LW; combteaflen hottog and fliUng. 274*1; controlled ibanllDg ^a. 4R. ad upland game bird itamps, 1SS4I3 ..._____ _________ teallW Jewte M UM12.1VU Z7

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Deaths and Funerals Joseph D. Klabr

Sophie Kellogg

Minnie Allen

NETAWAKA - Jowph D. Service arrangemmta are LAWRENCE be at 2'p.m. Monday at the BI«!Klahr,-8I. wu found dead Sat- pealing at Ted TIbblUa Mortu ary for Mrs. Minnie Susan Al len. 90, Route 4. who died Fri day In a Topeka nursing home. S^ had been' a patient In hosplUl late in April. rence commanity SO years. Survivors inelude two daufh. ters. .Mrs. Harold Melton. Belle ville, and Mrs. Jack Richard son. Honolulu. H. 1: a »n. Jrfm : Kellogg, at borne: a brother, William U1I2. Van Nuys, CalU.; two sisters, Mrs. McLin Lines. m Cambridge. Topeka, and Mrs. Joe Morrla Petoskey. Mich.; and seven gr . Burial will be In

Netawaka four years Mo. He was a member of Immanbel Lutheran Church el Netawaka. le was a retired dvU eogineer. Survivors Indude four brothrs. Elme Klahr. Netawka; Edward Klahr, DeSoto; Arthur KMfar. Wetnure; and Arnold Klahr. Holton: and two il»-

Damage to Three Complexes Nears $6 Million Miner said. year. , whm the storm struck. The a pair of shoes and maybe not huddled in basement even that," Miller aakl. Less than half of the 359 ten- An office will open Wednes shelters. anu hi the three apartment day at the El Dorado to make ' There was only one death, com'pleies had tnsorance. Miller refunds of rents and deposiu to that of George Skleniclia. 61. He said. The apartments were In tenants. “But no oae has asked died ouUide the bulldingr—He RAWALPINDI. Pakl'itan refund yet.” Miller (AP) - Finance Minister Mo sured for' approximately going to the store and <fid said. hammad _ Sboaib Saturday milluin dollars, he said. not realise how severe it was,' presentnt a 196847 national Some ISO men will start on a Alert HHped Miller said. budget providing a peak defense pr(«ram to rebuild first the EH 7I|e advance warning saved About one-third of the tenants expenditure of $474 million. Dorado and then the ' lany lives. Miller said. Of the suffered total loss. “Many car and Embassy apartments Rebuilding Planned 360 living there, only 75 re- ried alt they bad away In Miller plans to rebuild within soon as the debris b cleared. iln^ in the three complexes bushel basket - oihen only had

Damage to Huatinglon, Embas^ and El Dorado Aparl29tb and Gagededrpyed by Wednesday's tor nado—was estimated Saturday to be near 88 million. The damage estimated eludes the bulldinga and coiv tents owned by tenants, said David J. Milier. president of

She was bom Jan. 14,1978 i Ashland. Ohio, and lived at|> Birch Tree, Mo., belore moving to Topeka 2S years ago.

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Survivors include a daughter. Mrs. Dolly Pierce. Birch Tree, Morr-shi w». John Allen. Esk ridge. Chester Allen. Bronson. George K. Allen, Route 4. Sam 1 Mrs. Leone Schuler, both Allen, 4525 E. 4Stb, Lyle ol Phoenii. Arii, Caldwell, Idaho, and Charley Al RTO. ?;.^i “““ »■* I diarge of amange- len. Birch Tree, Mo.: 25 grand Home at Uwrence is U in charge tOD U HI children and 50 great-granddiO-j ments. of arrangements. dren.

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Accident Victim Dies in Topeka

HOME OFFICE

Doris Utter Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at W a 11-Diffenderfer Mortuary for Mrs. Doris T. Lat ter. S9, Ills Biliard. who died Friday in a Tc^ka hcsplUI where she bad been a patient since Feb. «. She had cancer: Burial will be in Foster Ceme tery. She was bom May 2S. 1MT7 In Topeka and fpeot nMst oflier life in Tqteka. She was a mem ber <rf First Presbyterian Church. Daughter* of the Amerlean Revolutwn. Sunnyside Home Demonstraliwi Unit and 0,.^^ 0, O.W

Mrs, Maurine B Hidtey. 62.' Sept. 11, 1895 at BUIen island. N. Y„ died 5at-;Stockholm. Sweden. He left urday in a Topeka hospHtI of Sweden when be was 17 to join injuries suffered in a one<ar ac th* .Merchant Marines. He had cident about IIH miles east of lived in Topeka since 1923. He Lawrence on the Kansas Turn laa a painter and p pike lata May 25. Mrs. Hickey was bom Jan. His wife. Mrs. Maggie John IS. ISM at Hewlns in ChanUu- son, at home, survives. qua County and had lived on WaU-Diffenderier Mortuary is Slaten Island 25 years. She was In charge of arrangements.

Ctty, Mo. Survivors Include her haband. Sorvivws include a son. MarRobert E. Utter, at home; ■nl.im. J. Mey. Bloomlield. Colo.: two sons. I mother. Mrs. Charles J. Burson. Western Springs, III.: and lour Donald D. Utter. Denver. sisters, Mrs. K. E Yandell, Un Coh>., and Thomas R. Utter, ion. N.J.. Mrs. V. R. Weathers,

SIS'.™”""'”*'"'™* Anna Walloce

Oscar H. Johnson Oscar H. Johnson. 70.54S Fill more. died Saturday In a Tope ka hospital.

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Mr., E, M, 0. Forest, died Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whitehead. 933 Wabash, where she bad been sUying. .She was bore Nov. at Springfield. Mo. She Perry before moving to Topeki 10 years ago. Survivors include a Charlet E. Grady, Kansas Mo.: two daugbten. Mrs. May Cole, 742 Twta, and Mrs. Edith Pcevey, Hayward, CaW.; two sifters, Lottie Merphey, Salina, and Josee Lunsford. WichlU Pans. Tex.: four grand children and several greatgrandchlWren. Parker Mortuary is In diarge of arrangements. Burial will be In Underwood Cemetery at Williamslown.

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Lueck Will Head Warner's Race

-.NETAWAKA (Special) Henry L. (Hank) Lueck, bead of a grain company here, is the sUte Chairtnao (or Leigh Warn er's campaign (or the Denocraiic nominaUoo for U S. Senator, it was announced today. Warner is seeking to r^lnce U.S. Sen. James Pearsor Kan,, In November. I Lueck bolds the poet of chair man of the Democratic 2nd Congressional District. He also ' la chairman of tbejackson LYNDOK-Rae Brawn War County Democratic Central ner, Lyndon, was found dead about 1 p.m. Saturday on the Committee and ts a former president of the Kansas Young bank of Salt Creek lea than Democrats. mile south of here where be had been fishing alone. ;

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ner died of a heart attadt be' tween 6 and 7 a m. Saturday. Warner’s son estimated his age at 67. Rae Warner was born at PlalUburg. Mo. He lived at PLAINVlLLE (AP) - Eighty Lawrence before be moved to Kansas youths, known as the ■ ■■ of World Lyndon In 1939. He was a ntPeace Compaiiy. were inducted eran of World War 1. He wu a member of the into the Navy SaUintay at the climax of an annual (w Methodist Church, American Le gion, Veterans of Foreign Wars andd the f Lktfis • Qub, - • aU •• at •Lyn- The company is headed for San Diego and nine we^ of oon. Survfvora include a son, Rus- racnit treiniag. seU Mac Warner. 1471 N. Tay Sen. James B. Pearson, sublor. Tqieka: a daughter. Mrs. aUtuting (or Gov. William H. Qiarles M. Teach, Russell; his Avery, told the reervite they twin sisto'. Mrs. Ruby Noel. were charged with keeping the IKB Westere, Topeka; and a peace and maintaining freedom. grandchild| Scrtricee will be at I p m Monon Methodist

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Like a lot of you, we suffered extensive damage in Wednesday night's tornado, too.

But we want to help you in any way we can!

DAVIDSON

We are going to waive June electric service bills to our customers in Topeka whose property was destroyed or ex tensively damaged. We also are assuming that all our cus

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Look tbroogfa your home today. Quseee ire the extn caab K takes for yott to have more and do more is all arovnd yon. It's tn the good dothlng and toya, so quickly oA^rown. the imsicnl tutniment no one plays, tte qiorts equ^eo^ ftmdtnre, appAanee, tools and otter. tUng* you do not use or oijoy anymore .. - And, all It takea to convert these iteffls Into good, bard cash. Is the magle of Caidtal-Joumal Clarified Ada.

'Hrs”,5'.ES".:s FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP TOM NEELY. DISTRICT MANAGER 513'/! West loth

Make a Uat of the wwtbwbile things yon find and dial FL 7-4421 to start your ad on its way to cash buyers. It’a Ineipensfve, too. .A IG word ad la Just 46e per day cm the spedal 7 day plan^

Please report all claims to our onice or call CE 3-8274 or CE 4-0014, Drive in claim service rvow available for auto mobiles. Catastrophe adjustors are in the field and will :ontact each of you at your home as soon as' possible. Please be patient.

So, Put eSaarifiad Ads to work for yon today. IbeyTl bring jwu extra cash for betttf living . .. And that's worth crowing about,'

RESULT AD V|0iWMMH4a*M

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FL 7-4421 A COURTEOUS WANT-AD TAKER WILL HELP YOU

Gipifal-Journal Classified Ad Dept. SIXTH « JEFFERSON

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CALL FL 7-4421

Call CE 2-9354

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SmQea seem to come faster sH around whea the olo budget snows for some of the ‘extras” that mesa more enjoyment, mue fan for you and the famUy yon love.

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OPEN Suo. i p.m -5 pm.

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JUST $375 Moves You Into OLD FARM With ©ur Paint & Rake Plan That's all it takes to become a part ot the growing com munity o( Old Farm at 32nd and Fairlawn. Compare the value .. . Cheek the new model homes ... Ask about our special Paint and Rake Plan. TODAY!

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32nd and Fairlawn.Road Highland Homes

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Sales by Biosser

Phone CR 2-7530

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FAMILY ROOM

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EAST 29TH TERRACE

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Office Open Sunday 12-5 P.M.

PRAIRIE ROAD

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SUNDAY 1-3 1280 INDIAN TRAIL COURT

Baugm BRwoat CMWIably AmbibO.

’*”*'■ *•*“ CENTRALLY LOCATED

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SUNDAY 34 IMl BURNETT ROAD

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Thb I. a •uarrB hama an Tapma CM'iry CUB anMnai. rnraa aag-

THE WOODMONT-nghlighted by a Baknqi LMng Room, this IflOM has lots of space with 3 Bedrooma. Family Room, Entrance Foyer. Attached Garage and Urge Kitchen, Lots of *in**”‘ eipanaloo «pFrm

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SUNDAY 34 3101 WEST 15TH Laraiy enaUin aiyb Mma In owica waiitww bcanm. Thraa Bparaanu, t‘t BatM. ra<raaiian raariL Urwatiail roam, aaubia atraga. Prkaa wall baiana mirty. Mr. 0 Oannaii will aha..

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S-BR.-PAMILY ROOM

727 VESPER

A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY

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PRICE REDUCED

In order to help you with yoor hnning need| ttsiiig ttla <U«ieuU period, our office wiU be staHed from twelve noon imtil five cn Sandty aftenywn. You miy perk in tbe Munieij^l Parking genge at Sevetttt end Jack-von and we will validate your parking ticket.

Vacant Hoosea

CUSTOM BUILT

Open by Appointment

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SUNDAY 34 2>33 HILLCREST Pricta Al fly.Wfl. TUa II a Una laraaaaaraom harm w« Aacraalian raam. aMachaa ptraga Mr. IbHmalabr wlir aa

SUNT)AY 3:154:15 932 FRAZIER

SS04 Roebeater Rd.

STSTi?’ " 44:aR garage or 2-CAR AND SHOP

SUNDAY 34 2321 HARRISON

THE BIRCHWOOD-A rambling ranch with 3 Fuli-siied Bedrooms; Uapletooe Kitchen with Family DIniiig Room, ■m Basement, Spadoui Attadied Garaga ad many otter features.

318,500 FOR 3-BEDROOM RANCHER WITH BASEMENT

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Oraat Iwabaara—I am wna a hrn baMmanI ana aaanlMB BWida. Nka nalflibiytuad. Prlod wall bibw mamii aM naadt pant. HU'aaWIng awb

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Canlral i'r (andllbnlnB t badraami. nn Bam,, natural Bat. Ktr aaraaa. •an. met carotling. fitjBB. Art Olat. Cf Ffln.

OWNER BAI.MY ENOUGH TO SEU, FOR hS.SOO

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2000 SQ. FT. OF U\TNG AREA

Love, Taggort and Robb. Inc. Sunday Open Houses

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WALKOUT BASEMBNT-S-BEDROOM RANCHER-312.850

CLOSE TO UNIVERSITY-ONLY 310,700

BUILDING SITES FOR OFFICI ar toaliraniA W corrwr alb al nw ana Tapaaa. Mn wa ebb nu iwinar eaiaib.

After the Ink Dries Our Service Continues

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1 Jackaan. t LOCUST - Mow baoik I . IM., w/w OraafUia. M*MM Umiry raam. Wfl b.H.A. J. W LHIM-

Sisjno FOR 3-BEDROOM HOME WITH BASEMENT

3158 TAXES FOR LARGE SUBURBAN RANCHER W balM. la<*tT b ifarm oai-

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CLOSE-IN BUNGALOW LIKI>NEW FOR 113.500 310,750 FOR 3-BR RANCHER WITH AIR CONDITIONER 1

3100 DOWN. 388 PER MONTH PAYMENTS

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3150 00 ESTIMATED TAXES FOR BRICK RANCHER

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WESTERN AVENUE THU FOURBiOBOOM. rwailnry WKb Mma It a aanay. larpt Hb CUM » Kluab. FrlBLllUM.

A SURE CURE tor old. SUNDAY EAST ZSTH^TYERS PEAK

FAIRLAWN PLAZA RANCHER WITH DINING ROOM AND-

ana fraaUoa. loal haaaa and r hU oael ba Frica MOa M.

OPEN M 3133 MeCLURE RD

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STONE RANCHER WITH GREENHOUSE & CARDENS a lauriihu. t bama. auraabd llwlhp mm. ] llraaiacat. Urea laml.v rwm. Ktr aaraoa. aar aniv aum. Cladyi ABramw. c* Fjra»

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2 004 00 P M.

GARFIELD

Tl LE...Sur« eur« for cracked ceilings

SM Bdle Terrace . . .

tr. full Ui rrfilOR n»

5530 WEST 19TH STREET

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For tba eomblaatlon of quality constructkio. area planning, luperb deaign and eidting interior! call... JAYHAWK CONSraUCTIONCO. NEW HOKES DtV. CR 18011

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4133 WESTBROOK DRIVE

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W, 13th STREET

NU-WOOD

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ACOUSTICAL CEILING

3 30-5 P.M.

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NEW HOMES

NEW MODEL - 3001 WEST 33BD - 14 P.M.

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BY JAYHAWK CONSTRUCTION CO.

2:3M P.M.

1101 vnr ROAD

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1211 N. HARRISON

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JOOl SOWERS COURT A tmai Inn iiary eaniar naii aUa nama Dim iMat ataroMU. Fuiiaaaamant dim rat. ratm. CanKal

Amt ana la M ma RataaiM Eaa ama actiati araa. Fncaa r IS.IM.S. Can M taonliitmatit la aaa |

LOVE, TAGGART k ROBB.

Eva. CR 3 i'I3 E>t CE 3 Use Era. GR 1-4434 Err CE MROI

GLENNAGENCY REALTORS

ExFEMStve DAII Moar. tarparwa. artaarim Waae ewmina firteltct. ataarata omin« raam. cnamamg tIKnan 3 ara’aomi FA'ia aurroainaaa ay Mautmii LAD»r tannIDI. An tUtlHM D»ll iMa lotauan Sara waaM Dim Xim Cn.. Raallarv CE 3.SIIS or CE S-I14t 4IIC •aur atrta. ma baUMina tm nod allalla. All lummaa ana araaarM p DIM ncvM. Fauaatian ai laan aa K For Igrmar IntarmaHati wlila ar n aaa. Frica IMW. Marnar* Haeam iSm tram. Oaaat City. Kanaat. R

KABROOX AREA - 4r a

ggrcanT rriv.;"??

CE LaiM

Jonn Cerki'l Raign Adkins Frank WIISO" C. N Gwnn

rtadraem. (vH basamoni. I 3u-cr bams, wm carat). Iiy.din. dauBU garaga. Fina laotiiSB. wan Ou.n

•i.CnM - VAARraan. 1-^ Mm AAOtlAA lamihr raom. PMiBIt a

DREAM COME TRUE: ■umt-a ratliy diParant teaWaam rantfwr. M Mmt. W tamliy irpataa llrln* room, caai'rti air. 3<ar taraBt. MtiA itntad yard, In a iiiwa araa Tnis is ana o' ma Bati nemta »a naa awaraa <ar a Inns lima.

2101 W. 21ST ST. OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 12-4 P.M.

ONE BEDROOM?

COME RV FOR FRtt CITT MAF. FHDTO RROCHURI OF LlltlHDS. A COLD CORE, AND CHICK OVER 3N AVAILARlR HOMEII

UNDER $15,000

iral Alr.^i^alM n eraMaw”

S15.0M - $20,000 * TVaO-CAR OARAGE

.an ■aaaAMAI. FA aa> '< ar RArlaa. 11]^

R WEST 1ITH tERR Fartact MIIM ana auil A taaa--------------‘ laaaM Dim niraa M

trir *

' aaoaUaAl aaii-mllai lar racaalM M'aaa. tlU<4

• PRICE CUT D>aaiktit|,l Oaanar t apd tiama la raaar ana mnl tall a vary laacial

A Raaa - IMamam riA |A Dim Min m aarA 4 >i

irissr, V VnTv:r’ v:.

Crotun. FL M«tA * CHEAPIEI CauM yav air tan a Ma aiatr t.llory In «eM canallien. can•aniani la acnauii. anaeMn* ana Mat On Canirai Part Aya. Mra. crotuf. FL nata. W DEtPERATS OaaNER fitary elaap.in an Waal Inn. IF YOU ntaa Ma, UN e> laact. at I pT'ta vnryaawaatry Ud. this IS

i^affipsoaBSp I MOM OUAinn MORE FIliANCIIIOI M0HEUVIN6SI

icappHomes

R ina SASE ST. Wrn caraa lar 4b D,iK wparaH dlnlr DaH-tPDaii caraw. i

an tnatar than ivir!

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rOUNOATION. WI DO ' A4CHITCCTURC. DtllVM t AND DO 4li THI HCAvr C0N4TRUCTI0N TO INCIOII AND tOCK TOUR HOai. MADT FOR TINISHINOI

on Taaata Biva. and lull Utaaa Dim tairtt' Lb* INlng In a parti Mra CrattH. fl ’■)», R llOt FILLMOai 3 araraami. Ran, and uaOt ai aaata (or lull tie.wa Ftoot 8b*H, aa tantaa ytro. Cain tauii Oua. Crataall. FL MPto R l«a ASSUMES OHtrmaa aaia-Sbadram rapct an w. im. larpa carnar UL Ilia par mar'N S'.N Uan. mut' UH ar war MIL Loom... CE »«I4

TAt MaaMaa Riar RA-1 traWI tr 1 ti; 'v-.CMH ma«rm.

$30,000 - $S0.DDD J ;«•

R WEST KNOLLWOOO All arita *'l*'j^ 'tr"" «JI • Ftav N't. lo.’.anDn' 'a country C«>»

W« turnlah, mm «• ms inatum I I I I I I

many MU' I" traiv'ai. Kinnat. CR3S311.

TOPEKA COUNTRT club drauadt — Com. pirtiy rrdacorilad. carpoiad. nuca patia. aW ana*, tuny aatraa indudad. Tmta largt badraomi. 3 bains Low 3ri. Auuma (avorabia Man. By awm ar. 3T«t Fiirwit OfHa. CE 3-nU

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81 HOMES SOLD SINCE JAN. 1ST. OVER $1,600,000

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Mtll.' **'• « convenient iOCaTiON Eacallanca anmn w inia lavt>y Hr-

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EsiriHnt 3 Bl pa'u ana BM

BELONGINGS dasiraraa by temwaa. Ma'u>4 Itvami _ Naad avl« Man sar tvP tnaaa. car roMi'. ewminm tvrmH4va eaUaNfM. CE SMi. tlK

Hav* 3 maotraiaiy ancM aUtbr SUN aupianaa. facti nas I Mrnw.. aHraaiiva otcaraiiens. Asaumo kim

<y r XEEF, m TayUr - YOU nava won ant iia ■•Of' Bood tBr NpicP ar emnrf lar ia« r HW Sana'a Catw laMria. Call Mrs. Todd at Tiw TataBa Dally Caaiiai ana Tiw Toatta IM Jauraal adlMn U Mura MtaaM B 4m. W S BJn. FL 3-4431. IK

■•RAINBOWS"

MORTGAGE LOANS

ARE IN SEASON) Hata It Rsa and or ma oww. aiail uaiaa. 3 barm.

nae^^R ran gwa U MR ira KMat ma t). taday. g-nw^rtac, u mo,, and wTS, Margarai Meinrby lAarV Malar Jtan Pritdiara ONKA

$18,750

jsS

ei Idltt MU 4ISB3 AM *ana AMM3M

JEAN PRITCHARD REALTOR

CnaKa 3 BR rincMy. I itrfa oramU bttPi. bum-in tiavi aM ai carpasM LR ana OR. Cnain M laiica. Now air candnunar. Oaad

1828 VIUj^GE drive Dri.r »T and man'ail N tM mil nttriy now ranowr. cwiam ba mam. Itmlly raam dIRi flrapiaa. CRnlrai Hr, ataelrlc tHcnan. Many, many tdrai. Woula you lltt la irioa yuar imalitr noma'

TOWN k COUNTRY, INC. 3 OPEN HOUSES Sgnd47 2-5 1615 WEST 37TH it

BUILDING SITE

$20,000-130.000

•orraa 0" rifnt. M

BUCHANAN ACIWff •

,wmt Brand md ttcaatUni and arpatuu, i btmt. Saar saraaa

- S29 AMHURST * EXCELLENT SCHOOL LOCATION.

1741 RANDOLPH

OPEN 3-5 SUN.

Loaiutp ItadOMi >wna Pi OKalian' Marian. Tnm i, a CWiUr bum aosw, DAicn maam aoUd cwniyKiian and tuoRant Hoar Rian. CartaWd. la, biRw akn diODgr. cantiai air. laraa cutan. tuB ttiiman' oM anaowd Mriai. Hama amy toi' monini au. CHa Rwar Iny.sas your Inaaatisan

OPEN 3-5 SUN.

1510 GROVE

RmU CBMsUI m RdSds. dtn: nroRian. •

badmamit tt Pacmolna

841 WATSt)N

OPEN 2-5 SUN.

Twu aSra Urga tadraeim and hsil Mm uaVtur laora Md Mm an flrat Pull batamarr) wHR raerNiHn raam. Handy waiUn. Htwn fills in.

R BRIARWOOD-S

SatrtMd niw Bria AM ttama ranen wim aanUr litd. ClrBRlPd liybis roMi and dMMB raam. BaauWul tamiay raam »im HrabtacA KUMm baa ndpHintti. Stoaraw utmty araa; (wa Mi bibui Maapwnl; dauMa RSPaRa dad atdrair

enfin ma MK'*“n”niw“' ’^'lS4»**"^*'^^ ***^

OPEN 2:30-5 SUN.

:?x"Ai5N3?7;. tUltIou^

3900 WEST 26TH

STORM VICTIlAS HAVE BEEN PLACED IN DUE VACANT LIST-

OPEN 2-4 SUN.

MU^INOIAN T4^^Mt^tM|Madw

MOBILE HOME FOR S4LE: 1(U SchuH. S’lU'. Maonn. CMan. artri aad carad lor. Ttmdnm AnM. iwa lana wm sail tor tmall dODn paynwnt and dih m-M

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RICHAROSOH trahir iMBtA M43 n! tl.ISB Rtymiig gui rraEiBM N3-W3T

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mat wnt am tam _________________ _______________BK ITSt HOUIETRAILER. 3I-. tandDwi

ril CARNAHAN - MBVbsal. ruadc aaniuR (or aiaMn B«U. IBadnaa now Sa met. do ursa you (a tM mu Ma n«aa. Fricad undir Cf a. Ona 1u alP'iir 4IK

m2dZS*^«rrfi ;ir'm7"«r!^I.'M,SMir*2S^

1 Tkn biiHding o' Hw BOARD OF REALTORS wns wracknd. so i' you hoyn | available for rent, or if yoM are ieehin^ for living quarters to rent

s:c?as--* — (N WtMTtR - Cansar Bwa. IbadFaam rtncMr m wad gudad M. w*

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Miay tMaan «aaNH, catnirvtHdn Ma Uday Call CE P*» UBS W ITTH TERR laii H *tff» tMa. N M basrnwnt nmwwd taU

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CALL CE-4 2644

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FOR SALE-Tdp Badraom traiitr. ITil'. ti.lcg. F^tiig.____________

AtHioBn^HOMS

SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

i i Hia TOPEKA BOARD OF REALTORS in cooparation wMi Hw Toptka Cbombar of ! [ Cammarct ia assisting in Hw ralocatian o' parsons and familins displacad by Hw

Mobife Home Itta FB0NT14I mg 130101 aki >M«na. Many

m. GOODYEAR EMPLOYES. BREATHTAXING SKYLINE VIEW OF THE CITY LIGHTS AT NIGHT. SAVE MORE THAN SOL ON TAXES. TWO

Mnt miti Ml Bsad buy Camyal airi 4 badiaamai I MBui ga'Bdai iMtad

: IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TORNADO VICTIMS

CORRECTION

WorrMR Miat BMat Ctrrte mat aHuai.a* wliM Man ham Bw Marrii Pitni III ana M rriroigt raai usuia Maiw. Dot eantaUdalMn' toDUA Ua U M marmw Nr rtpay. Call ar coma In M mt taORRIS PLAN. HP Eat) BRl CE MM

it INDIAN VAIXEY * ★ ESTATES it OPEN DAILY ]■€

TRY TRADE-IN PLAN.

5525 WEST 23RD

Ml Real Estate Current Rates No Commtoion State Savings Bank 824 Kansai Ave.

tt MOHU H0MM

:«» TriSS 'Wii -i" »nnB •an, ana un-i ym,

BoaiMmA I't MniA Itmlly roam, baim-in Riictim and tanrral air Ni a tuU IrkUaw arKM m nua 3*L M'i. RdHr. CR S3»M.

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rgti'iMwmani, Rbw gtrago-'cymrai A C. Law mirtiaa. S« taday)

r^uSir-aOT-iraSa^pS

2518 JAMES COURT

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EXECUTIVE ADDRESS . . . Tnli nwsw bas naan eumwo mm mr ac. can! an vikia. Bviblillv ana •wiityl I bsnmt. spadavs living raam. Mr-

LIVING - INCOME

$15,500

R CLARK COURT Lovaiy 1 IR nama Lara LR wi'n WR l.raalacr ana a Ran inal waaiW a* IRaal lar an aHIa CUat u Buainaai aamar an* ncMMM naltnaaituaa SMam By iPBeiDimani nni. Call Furana BaUar, CR I»ll.

n toAws. MotreAeg

WEST 27TH STREET PRAIRIE ROAD JusI liiWB. ini, yary cnarmug 3 BR yandwr. nary prP ivi. bawmtnt. taniril air, aavbw Mraoa Haw tana

J^'SSZ.SSlIIr’SIU

R COLLEOf.HILL H you -naad your awn aermtary'’, nara-a a raai bU i-itary Calami) (uai.narm H WaahBum o. Pirw Rlati, cantril air ana I tull Mmi •nt eanui MU anuaaa. A<M Car. inu. CR Pitx

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FIVE BEDROOMS

« WESTWOOD AREA cnaimm* En»IWi V. ilary omn 3 aeatuva Baaraamt I'a Mmi. bait, mani, tamliy roam. rtuRt ana cyan. Mia. Laamia.. CE APtlA

3424 MULVANE

OWNER MUST MOVE

In Maaraom noma CUaa to waar. turn unjrarilly Larpa Utn mat

Dim^tan'liT^lr. ilarma ana fancta tara Aaiaumt tlU» IWal pay naanii wait >a icneaia ana aPo- AM WI4A R weSTBORO only lit.aSB t* a Irua Watiearb Uca'ian - tufa Enjinn iiyir, I'a alary Dim eip a>ay »aom aru ■> Mm alt vpi'tiri aaarBWTL Na» mh-

TOM HOCUC INC.. REALTOR

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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS: Nt*t S bdrm. rtnen data <a imiili, Ati. Mrada, 'iiirtd yard. Anniaut awnw

waTun. «oi‘wnar*SliMi CrtMM sSwoTiiia M

* ASSUME>»tamam M ngma

Caratr BuHainR alia al )»n aad Casdrn. Caad cammarciai.

SEABROOK

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Mil Mi

$35.000 00’. la- a trunlry n'a'a rlym M tponi ■ra TRUEI A aoiMa w wm in> aa n luaury rancP Don't miu m,i. Caa vra Ralltf. CR I Mil

Wa can aNa lurmh of taw ai» caaf—A«ii6aaR, tMUtif. EU<»« I

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uir raanu aan. 1'i M idd •a Dali caraar.ne. caraat . IHT carnar M.

I acra. nUa RyOdUg uii m TtrlUBarbara Road. S1JH.

srs

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*6ai*5t!?*i* IM ram i55l «tr IRMtlor"^ Ciir#“?ail^ MtTt Aiaar 1 p m.

-Buys- in claapin nvia avavip.. vnteamaa By tiw •amaBa Tntr-t Bound la sM oslaiy. Nwsiu Parry. CR I lls'.

■tary hrana. 4U cancraia dos* Oag 4 gt'PM in rgar. Frlod far wNB I4M. S4CB4 minatt - A dandy goad IttdiiwiL plus family raam. cu pari. Only

EMa 40R MAlLtCK. REALTOR

ium.WM. Otaiana Oamar larrina toatn. ■rnmniDia tnini>M AAA Ha CRia.

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ERlORi Snatiratt ar rartiam IHTtRlORi rortiam > daori, umba. htiRamra • In lUon a. aaMtl oak aoar 4 arlnaan (Hm a Mk tuituon • - aat flaoMna. a . ytnyi aabytlaa Wa tor aiUnan. balh ERTCRIORi Praiiainad anatai ar raanood Ua aiairkt (FAuMnuman waaarart aiaina tan aaiia cnili . tmct butt amraaiaa a aluminum Mil tJojiR tiarma '^aUFta touSat'"^ ** iMnaana

iitara Ham CWA nil Marth.

wcMsw Dim *Mpammi, camaifit tserm Dlnamn. lew itisk crarg Tmmiand. AM PMSM

com Sriiryn. rm. rSf. carnal an. D/D Carpasing. 3kar gartga. Saw Diu Incluaa Cavniry Chib mtmbar•niR. A buy lar 133.304 For a griar inoDing can OR MUS. Pagitr lOatiana) i baaraem. goM tana nmiy aacuraitd. Ownar will

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AMlDA 4 »tt»' imU aalav M lirti mt

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Suburbao-8t4.SOO

^3412 West Shoreswod Dr,

eaae coo-c»maiaifi, earMiliSri%?'fDa*'Sa Sra m uoiiaiimr jm i lull MaamaAi. w* iiraaiaca. aw. aaraat. •na'm rairai OUAUTV 4RICK t ar > aaa'aam Imiary noma, lull Maamani. Rat n earaaa Cm aamma •ataniiy radutaa ia ar>ca Sit LAN(~AAaaa aoea 'Mial yraam < uart. aaraaa A Maamani. FOR RIHT-FufAitnaa - ...........

1.."^ .aom i?*l^rac*“T“^i >aa>A. Atii la aaii ca'aaf. > baiAa. 'oi^MiamaAl, le^il.

m p.saa. taaik nar, CE Itttt. ________ 4KJ

At $8500 '

CAAiar Hall Couaial CaaI. Air. 4 i..*i li^ carMilc Rallt4 Tva M Ml Iiraeiaca LR aaa Rac. raem. Leaar mirnai.

wn>MM ■•ACDt'. > MDfMmt tAir, AaPi larw livlai rsoM Dim llrMUM. M> MMMM. CMlral <ir. M-M. 4 l.,M

KASHEURM. ] I Will canirai

' Oant tauaM Ca- CR I-tM

Hkanr afyiad. imsFaiaa Itaeraem ymall rancMr saNh yaamtyad dim ana. aak fMars. Miaiaant and tvartlsid Baraga. Sara waaki, CE 3.S1BS

iOlO Jewel

ll'oaucn. lull DUMWI. lawai'Vir

TORNADO NOTICE!

WICHIOAH. i RR.. MiaRtai cult.

room and Rar^. Sta Weak:. CE Mill.

OAfN 4UN0 INOAV AUHl 14-M ina w. Ill ROTWIH — a er. hama.

•HIM. »*MA»nl cM'rii ilr. | ur 4 DNVmK «<M Mi.m

“ifi ‘■s j ... .™. c.I

_MRL Ran Mttmam. saraga.

eaad naar ipta Hi mis norm sm AyMrOd rtneptr wIlN I’Y Bami.

I. tMfmt »w. 4RI Mum«n 4 4MM

•A« aantnaa. 4

• W COLORADO-HAD LitiKR. >

Under 815.000

OPEN 2(o5 bSTC West SA.W Cs 8135 lOul St.

1 C. SARGENT CO.

m CREST DRIVE. 3 TO SI P.M. SUNDAY SU1 . .. •* .... "“5 ...... ... CMMr HiR RIM HKhv. :kMlM ] MOtmoai. } Ml Mm>. aitri Uof> >n<

VAA lurtA _ I

• tm COLORADO A aali iiauit. > RA.. Ilring room ana nail •uiiT tamaiaA Oa'aaa. rteDeaa

iMy FBadroom Tanenany w in batamam. iiratuea. garaga. Fncad at siL'Jt WHO S4S0 am Man cairi down. Iraiw Tawnaand. AM tkS34

Jusi cambwna. nod Pbaarawa. }•, Mmk buiiLIn appllancat. d/d ar-

MR. FULMER - AM S-6368, AM S-S743

OPEN HOUSE

• NM COLORADO. } RR tAntAar. fmcta ytn tar tiaaiai N

Richland Rd. Suburban rac ream, '.car garaa. Henna Parry. CR MSW.

&2:rci”">5S4'-

ini PRAIRIE ROAD. 3T05 P.M SUNDAY

L AAA AUrUn AAOtlla . iartit EAWiar. CE >1I».

• «■ ILLINOU. NAD RfllnaCmaa ^baRfaam rancnaHa. Wiiy •MM. FUawlAa arranaaa.

- inruPt. (ruH 'raaiT'atc, far an ai-

3**Mdraimi! ’pk«"tMaaPu M«n! bving. airwu. t.lcMn. (vU PaMman'. i<ar Bartoa ma tw diada. 3na bat) w Muuon. ewcl pav

NEW MODEL HOME OPEN TODAY 1-6 P.M.

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aaRraaan #na idimiv ibh" ^ la*al lavnwrA caNniai UtIIab.

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3121 Burlingvne Rd.

Ova MMDMM. MMt (f >. (AR M (Ilia KrRt

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ET's^LS.wi:

OPEN 2loS 211 Broadmoor Ave.

>tM> s mi JJIM K4P^ >«m

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TIRfO OF lOOKlHO* *E tRECIALItE IN taaraianIM aum cnatrra Oi«t in laair laaciHc raMiranMN^ yam da Knt Mn» at

Employees'

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canrrffTi ilr cnnd'IUnadi aiLaMcs'k nama a«k •triNiy ramn. "raglaa. 3<ar taratt. Sara Wmu. CE MIPS

A HOME OF DISTINCTION FURNISHED

<mr». 1 Mooam. ma. hamm >.A.A« tnmy. MOMMA' N.co'r <Kv*IM I<4«e4

C-Las;;rc.rs,..r;;

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Open Sun. 2-5 251 i Ohio

SAIOCMT CO.,

Sun open mouses

4AK0EMT CO- >

By JAYHAWK CONSTRUCTION CO.

Rod ligvao Cu-t O.SAM V.r, M.PI r>»* fi.Mot r 0«.>A, 6-.MA

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Vov'li oani ka mHs sa«,nd *>■, brand iww Early Amancan ranen sryM iwnw Juts Wiva dwM m U S' Higipay 34 la aswiaan Read. Nrrn nem and NHUd Xlr« Ur*ygun ta mart man aMtaid Dim ma nama/ R km 3 BadraMw, i'a bainu Itmlly racm. tvii gasamam, 3<ir gtragt. IMi. awll praykMt wN Dtwr. Ownar iMgni emewar (rada. bwi waatA Ct F'lU.

MgnMI^ Pam i

.Top Bi-Level Buy

74 nsivncB RM SAU

Route 8 Suborhao —

TWO 4ED40OMS arm waad namu md _ tumaa and mm' raamt 'MtcoiaMd * Garaat. 0.300 adm na Man daaraif Priraw awnar. CE Miffl. »14j:

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OPE{) SUNDAY 2-5 P M 2*?a^LLEGE COURT

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Open 2-5 P.M.

igp WEST 27TH ST. 8250 DOWN

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Vi« PR^ii. n.iTSTi; iwD caraa'. mahaa aanaiasg. Pi

Gma* caMrti am. tram i Many anlria CR . . ^OOT tRTSrER-MiiS.'AN HB4 LOmM 43^ Ct ^0(1

HtSM Of Virg IH,| DaraiPy Smaiw-

tt >»l On vacasw

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DID YOUR PROPERTY SUFFER STORM DAMASEP

If it did.-and if you carry WINDSTORM insurance with any of the Capital Stock Insurance Companies listed at the bottom of this page, here are some helpful suggestions as to the proper procedure for handling your claim in the fastest possible manner. (1) NOTIFY YOUR INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT Your independent insurance agent who sold you your policy is ready to help you. Notify him at once of any damage. He will report the loss immediately to a qualified adjuster, who will call on you as soon as possible to inspect the damage. Under the Capital Stock Insurance Companies’ “Catastrophe Plan” many addi tional experienced adjusters have been rushed to the area so that all claims may be processed and paid within the shortest possible time.

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(2) PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY FROM FURTHER DAMAGE It is to your interest to make every possible effort to protect your property from further damage. Make what temporary repairs you can where necessary to pre vent further damage. Cover broken windows and holes in your roof or walls.

We have outHiied at left the step* you should Uke to present any claim you may have against policies issued by any of the Capital Stock Insurance Companies listed below. Tbere is no charge for any of this service. Y'our Capital Stock Insurance Companies arc working in dose cooperation with your local independent Insurance agents and with locals established con tractors and builders. You can rely on these people, yonr fel low ritisens, friends and neighbors — for fair and booeafr

(3) SEVEREST HARDSHIP CASES WILL BE GIVEN PRIORITY Thii i> ■ dumler and many famllleaare in dulreai.

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AMERICAN INSURANCE ASSOCIATION The following Capital Stock Insurance Companies ai-o represented by one or more of i-our local independent tnsnrence agenU,-Tbese.aimpftmw are members of the American Insurance Association and are cooperating in the "Catastrophe Plan” for area. We suggest you check Jhe list to if you are insured by any of these leading companies. Then, if you have a claim foi'dam^or any questions eoncei^g your policy, contart Uw weal independent insurance agen\ vi’ho sold you the j)olicy. He will help you In every way ixMwible. —

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It's An Extra Special Day both thou^t ««’d Ilk* R glm MDctUni to live tor, ■methtnc to do." '•not wu > U(^ in our Hvet . . . Before, 1117 wife and I didn't have moeh to say to each otber." "We Just wanted children,” So said three men who bad adopted ddldren. and who took . to Father's Day, June 1». with special feellnc. "Now, when we come home, ttKie's always somethtof |ota« CD." said Tony Mah Jr.. IMI W JJrd. owner of China ton. "It makes a difference in life.'' He and tus wife have two .chadrco, Ccmde Jean, S, and Alan Jay. 1. ■nte Robert L BrowBs Jr., G2 FQlmore, adopted a son, Robert Lee Jr., now 7. Qnt. then adopted Kenneth Edward, now S. and Unds Arietta, now 3. "We're very happy with them," Brawn said w»^. The wannfh of a family was alM conveyed by BIU MlDer, 3»ll Lane. "The greatest ttdng is Just coming home. Tbe cUidren eooiB out and kiss you. saying, "Daddy's bcsne<" All three adopted fathers feel that they are overproteetlve. “I goeas we may watch On

^ College looms to the pMns of too cloaely at tmesTli^—B each family tor thdr chO^. )iul wan to make sure that r Mah. for tostanee had only two nothing happens to them,' years of formal sebodtog to Brown. Canton, China, before he moved "Bdng overpretectlve." ■» to the United Sates to U3T. tysed htiller. "stems tnm tha fact you fed these kids have been put into yow handi to l*m gong to put raise and bring up.” my money away. sy. 1That's the only "When flwy Id burt, they totog I can give them that no kladatnmtoyou.aadyoafad one win take away.” it butts you. too." said Hah. Spmtotog B«ii An three seta o( ehiltow hava more reserved, but just as ear7>cd: "I definitely want all of them to get a college eduestbe fact ye. tion. We are pressing forthat moment about iL It Just teens Of course, you can never tell as if they're oar chifihwD from whd theoutcome might be." tbe beginning." sid Brawn. The adopted fathers realised Mah feels the teadtotey «f after they food tbeir chUdm adopted parents Is togh* tbetr that raising a family produces children too much. Adopting a child, everyone I've talked to is Tha adc^ted fathds realised that way.” after tey found thdr ddidren "I feal badly «hen I spank that raising a family producea fbem, so Momma does aO that," be laigbed. eloC Jgrtbe "R took a little while to adlist to them. They’re juetty Brown said aerlomly, "We lealim that they are our re good. My wife is the one who sponsibility, and we want them has the problems - bey get to grow up disdpitoad." up at S a.m.." Mah chuckled. "Natnraay they should be dis But all the fathers agree with ciplined." said Miller. "But Miner: "We're tremendooaly hicky." ttie^ bard to spank.’*

own. 423 Fillmors, set lurreunded by hit three adapted ehildrsf), children, 1absorbed In Hielr e Irawn is boilding luperintendint far tha U. S. Pott Office here.

erlnnlM widely at he swung his children in the beebyard. Bill Miller. 2«I9 Lara, anieyad hfs rale as adapted father. Miller, e talawnan. devotes as much time as pottiiu to his chUdron, adoptod through tho Stato Social Welfare Dept.

[Prominent Topekans Give Credit to Dads Hent of Capital Qty State Bank. rifk readv aad tosfoiad yav Pithen mrciM fTMt iafiutacts be conocL’' cnee OD tteir chUdrea, ud three eery Qm in the United Stale*. Topeka. Firm Cede sUtement her fate Started fo Baak pranincBt Itopektne credt tbetrl “Be bad a very fbm code of made that hspresHd Mrs. father* with actinc as an eu.-D-| Albert Nceae, Georgia Necse ethics and a high moral charac deeply was “I uemdeH------Gray's father, founded the fUeb- ter, and a great urge to sucdttd) for a mai pic for them to tmtute. "He taufht me to work at anl land Bank in lan with hi* broth ce^" Hr*. Gray ramizdaeed. Mayor Ourles WrigbFs fahis deaUngs wltb people, 1 eariy ar." Ned Flemlnc.j er. Mrs. Gray worked at tbe “In .CharlaeW. Wright &..wa8 wae benest end straigbifonrar Planloi Co. bond cbalrmcn. but as a Idler Miring tbe dem>ter sarrlee ckM cHik prtsdoo, rising to the bank “He taeWad that the «oit DM Santa Fa. “As my acoutfamByr so toe (Heddency. She was Treanrer ibUtty to bis cosninun . _. der be tan^ me tbe HMs be rioppy." of tbe United States under PrtsIS never afraid of work or ,M good cUnnafaip aod to rm Variety of Taeka qiact tbe rtgMs of other*. a terMent Truman, and Is Fleming mrfced ai a child tn SMite Noted the general merdtandK itore. baviag bad B college adHe cleaned wt Ua family-* | Pienics Pleasa on Dad's Day Umattt. be aacrOeed a bam. eared for tbe great deal to provite one tar IS, of appetites sharpened by air died egg*. eurdse. and to keep it per- nae. I’m sure that has been a Fleming Co. 1* an ootgrowth eeurse, a major emential to any feeOy cold or hot. A wide vari- Mg influence In my life and my good picnic. There’s only one et^of portable braitart, iber- success. I also taught me tbe mean jup. insulated Jug*, ice founded by 0. A. Fleming. Ned prime rule about pkmle food — III help n ing of the Golden Rule end how Fleming-i father in Topeka. TV simple or elaborate. You want to use it bi my evtiyday life.’’ company la now the aecond larg- to bring enough to appease pkaic cats realil treats.

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Compact Clock Might Fill Bill Nabody but a irmnAng Dad Iran bow much te«it is given to a gift clock for Fa ther's Day. It was easy lor tbe younader* to get tbe blot Each time Dad called fr«n some: where on a trip they asked him irtiat time it was in that aeetton of the country, mt the dock gift U foe perfect compaaton for Dal They knew that Dad travels with as little luggage as posaible, so it was tbe compact dedgD of the tripmate that light brown leatellka vinyl case to banocoise wiM Dad’s luggage. 'Ibey also were in trigued with the little “door’’ which cloeed id tbe dock face to protect it iMe It traveled. Best of alU foe lighted dUl wiU help Dad to see tbe time during the night

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When Dad has bis day in June fond moms and childreo to cattf to Dad's intereta: If he fancies hbnseU an wQI present him with some UO.- critic, borrow from Pop art by OOO.OOQ gifts, cosi&ig an esti pasting a cartoon about Dad's mated ten dollars apiece. favorite sport or bobby on lop Want to do something really According to industry solid of a box wrapped slgnincant for Dad on “his" search. Dad tends to get the black or white. b day? Start hhn on a hobt^l most traditional gifts: ties.; .......... _ ies,; Treat him like a he-man and Doctors, tor decades, have sweaters and other per-'pui -wild beasts" on bis pKk tolled the therapeutic value of shirts, sonal accessories. But moving,age. To do this, all you need a hobby as an aid to f up fast and ' most wanted" arc is some leopard-patterned healtb. And the necessity gifts, something for his paper, sum piatn white paper ciall.v men) to bobby tackle, golf bag:'some bla<* ribbon and ..................... have a hoWsy as a safety mess- camera, rishing '("t D«l’. k»t h«'. 'rap toe base of the essential as everyday life be- as great as mother's but titat package In the leopwd paper may be because woentt say U’l and toe top tn plain white. Cu eoHMS more camples and more harder to fiito something a man two leopards out of toe pat lid like than one's children Itemed paper, and put them 'toe white ground- Make bar or a woman friend. But whatever be gets, he likes of black riUwn, and finish of it wrapped like a million dol toe beasty effect by eutUng It can be something as simple ors. The gift-wrap tetters that say "Careful, r specialists ; reading a book or listening beute". suggestions for toe iless I : For toe father who is anIn choosing a book for Dad. j other breed of cal try the lures try to adect one on a subject Official Birthday of a fishing wrap. One Danish you know be will be interested design hriHisntty lllustn in- If you decide on a record al LONDON (AP)-Queen Eliza-Lonnoiseur's collection o: bum, you will find there are beth II mariied her ofTidal Ug lures against a many types available. birthday Saturday with the tra-lgrained pattern. Try attaching There are recordings from dilional trooping of the colorsireal fishing lures to tbe top the sound track of movies, al and a rellgioas service Unking of this package to give him s bums on every type of music major world faiths._________Igift ouUlde as well as Inside from dassical to avtn^ garde,

in the Shawnee County Ama teur Baseball K «| itminiieeiice. •‘I played quite a Wt around Topdta when I was younger/' ■ .'recalled Prcssler. "But it w* all softball. When I was a Md . they didn't have any ball dia monds." Trip-Mate Fee TraveUng Did . . . Tbe yout^stw* larp^ His young md couldn't keep Dad with a travel etoek they kaew be'd enjoy oa bostaess quiet any longer. "Yeab." he trips. TV leattre they liked most was the "door'' wteh piped up. “they didn't have dia nipoopeaso that Dadeta«*ltlietiiae,evea at night with monds and they didn't have par tbe lighted dliL By Geaeril Bectrie Homewares.________ ents Uke my dad wbo’d 'em. either." There was pride In Bill's voice as he spoke. And Justtfiably so. For few fathers have been as active fat 'Item's youth activities as Dean Pressler. bow-tn albums on a myriad of For the last Oir«e years. subjects and hilarious comedy Pieasler has served as presi records. If you are thinking of dent of SCABA, whicb Involves a more elaborate gift, you can » teams in four leagues at How can a min be a father lime is needed for my family, include a record player with toe Lake Shawnee. Four diaroondi to his children when he work. albums. are located at the northeast cor There has to be time given for Number painting i an day tor • living, and worka these things ner of Ok lUe. [popular pariime. It is an easy' weekMgbs beljrtng oto«s? Tou addtticB. he's Walter Cooper, father of five way for toe new artist to develop bis skills. Once he has the Greater Topeka BMbtU pefcata busy tn Office of Eco- children, b n _ , North Topeka East group, •wet hU feel," be can hrandi AssL and acta u admtstar and vice chairman of toe In out into more creaDve methods. for tds ynp«est ion's troop. found tbe answer. dian group. He manages a $(îMesalci Creative Premier Wtere working with try to spend quite a btt of young baseball bopefuls for Ume with them in the evenbigs ball team as well. He teaches Mosaic kits are another way I try to explain their home- manual arts at the VA Hospital. to introduce toe novice eight years. wxk: said Sbnoo Martlnei, “They know that I'm trying alive endeavors. The sense of Thattbe to give toem things by work is quite satisfying. “loves wwklag.~wito kids'* b 1203 N. Montoe. ing. 1 do everything that I do to say nothing of the many obvloas. “U I can teach a boy WeekeitetorTeto because It seems I bsve so handsome things that can some little thing that will help him Uter in Hie, then that's Matinei. the father of six. is many friends and my friends somd^Jm be proud of," ■ssbtent director of Topeka's ■re my family friends. What 11 stamp and coin collecting i Ceo. HU weetends are devoted do isn't really work to me or|po^],r hobbies that appeal a great many men. and they It was ITessler who helped to hb ebJldrea. taking them to to my family." e hobbies that never end .. get the youto baseball associa for no collection is ever com tion on ten tn ltS8. plete. “We started then with one If pop Ibes to puller, diamond." be remembered. always found enough lime to do wait. At times, though, resent thereyour are many todb on the •There was so mnto toterest in toii8s with them." said Samuel ment has nituraDy built up. AU market for the h«ne craftotoe league we rurally built a Patton. 2M E. 2StoAmong them: a hammerj second diamond. Last fall, we Patton, a piychutric nurses' of my family are very much that is all in one piece, tous[ started grading our fourth and ■ssbtant. b chairman of toe Interestod in my wwk." toe bead can never fly off; ai 75 percent of It If complete." iUghUod Park Pierce Communi Martinez stod that hU wife « with a mem-j has had to lake over mudi of tbe ory, for it has one wide clear As president of the associa respoosiblUly of running a margin that is easy to mark tion. Pretslar handles a multi ty Committee for OEO. tude of detaib. He has to re- He b abo chalnntn of the home, •••n* ddldren have been a pencil; and s driit that schedule aD rainouts. help out Board of Trustees of Mount Bsp- brought up to respect the rights chew its way through of thdr elden. TUs helps a wood, plywood, ptestics and soft at toe tomnonds. and act as tbt Church. “over-seer" to tbe whole pro AaObUpliae [lot-'’ metal in a sidewise direction. gram. Hb fl« children are grown j “The most ImportMt thing Pressler also manages toe and adiughter lives at b teve. I showed toem love If you are considering Uttle Builders In toe Gopher - expensive gift, tl when I was at bome. said PatLeague, BiU U a left-fielder and second baseman ior bis Laab Rice. 139 Logan, b roain or converted ê in the dad’s team while lO-year-eM eahtoet maker. He has eight •I baliew Hut eoacern for garage or basement, to ehUdreo. “It's quite an obliga- children and love b something as dad's > Danny, ............. ... er-outflelder, plays for tbe next- Hoo to rabe that many chil they need to know and be re door DeigHrar's team in toe dren." Kce b a member of a assured of. an abog the way research poop on underprivi Oillftee need to have tbb to Midget League. ’ FATHER’S DAY leged children with Mennioger feel they have toeir Importen In fact, lira Whole I , IS JUNE 19 pUce as individnab.' said family gda In on tbe act A FoundatiOD's Community Rice' Consider Manly Gifts in daugbttf, Jean, catebes for Mc- aeMh OOce. ■ Elroy Refrigaratioo'a girb soft- ■T Just give whenever “I seem to be Just myself, ball squad. try never to be harsh fWAjrtiAd®" gbi^'âtM^brottSîi.*^ Meredith Affirms Vow « them," said Cooper. CoodManers NE WYOR K(AP) -Jams H, “We like being Indian, yeat at for Ihree yean- “Sbe'i my right Meredith fiHl ptaa to resume toe same Ume. we're living in band secretary," Presler uld. interrupted march from a modeni age and we’re living Pressler worUng wfth Memphb, Tenn., to Jackson, with other Americans who are Topeka's baseball progn Mbs., a spoE®nn4c» the Ne living in a different way. quite by accident. ■We have to take up tbe man“1 played aoffball until about gro tow student said Saturday. 10 years ago. But I decided I TTk spokesman said the plans ..ers of the wUte man-tbey're was gettlBg too old so I'd bat are "tentative" and subject to g^ raanners. Being kind and ter quit. Why. I'd have to bit change. : bdpful mMies life worth Uving." a borne run to get to second He said Motdito. n. b out of -Marttw summed up the at- b Cherry Gift Bot base, then >tt down and rest toe city recuperating from the Utude of these active fathers. awWle." “I really do think it's worth So. hb softball endeavors shotgun attack against him in it. I'm beliHog otoers that are ended. Pressler settled for Mbsbslppl tost Monday. He wilt much more unfortunate than 1 watching his oldest boy. James, not speak at a rally in Brook- ......... ^ chUdren realize this, am. My in the Cosmo League. One year, lyn's Antioch Baptist churchU^ j think part of this b gorwbe signed up to coach, but sud Sundsy as annonneed. be said. Whg Into them." __ denly dbcovered be wu the manager. That was eight years

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Alan King has beat named of the year, hi recognition of For the father aged 6 and Stage Father of the Year be hb lifetime record in tporb competition and Ms preaeot role older, a gift that qualifies on cauae oi hit versatUtty art out- as one of the all-time greab in Sen. Jecob K. Jiviti gf New both coimu is a health and acsports broadcasting. York hu been named !M cidant inwrance pdicy to sup Irving Stone has been named Fa«ber of the Year. plement his Medicare beoelits. by Us performance In the Ulerary Fatiur ef the Year be ttu Entire SUte hai been ac iroadway comedy hit.‘"nic cauae hb exceptional tatenta With the corded Ibl* bomr b; Die Naing that Medicart win « have won tte reeognttioa as Ikmal Pather’i Day Committee about baU the older person's FcB Parker has been cfaoaea blofnphical becauae of the maiqr yeara be medical bill, such a gift is high Televbioo Father of tiie Year tbe master off» tm novel as boma out by Us most haa qnnaarcd and fought for ly practical aa weU as tbougbl- because he has InstilM sUer. "Ihote Wbo recent besUeller. pngresshre legWaHon. lul. Amerteans. yotmg art eld, Love." the intimate story Another reason for adection Actually, toon art more ptUe tat the exploiU of such John art Abigail Adams. rtult children are buying in legendary, pioneer figures as ment. reflecling the mood of surance policiei as gita far Davy Crockett art. most re- Victor Borge, tiw dlstlnDaniel Boone In the cur gubhed pianbt-btnwrbt. b tiiei these times, that neither faith the expeieDce of the largest rent NBC-TV ‘niursday night se- Music Father e( 8» Year not; nor color is any longer a barrier only because of bb great talent; Rational writer of insurance for ries. in America to the goal of public the aged, about onfrûarier of Eddie Albert, ctwtar of tiie in combining music artistry offtee. all individual over-66 policies ts- CBS-TV Wednesday night com with wit but becauM of the The committee also named, scores of ‘ soed are purchased by the in edy series. “Green Acres, at their annual Award Cere and charitable acb for wfakh sured's children. And the gift mony at the Waldorf-Astoria uka b spreading. Qie company been selected as "Screen Fa be sought no recognition or ac Hotel in New York h ther of the Year" beeaiae of claim. reporb. 2$th. Fathers of the Year in WTth most Medicare benefits bbfUK recordef achieve Eva Gabor has been chosen fields of the fteater. screen SEN. JACOB JAVITS more than 60 motion by tiie Committee as "Weman spent. Uterafare. nmalc. Weto begiD July 1,1166. a msnber ment is dating from hu d^ visloo and labor, and, as cus cation, public welfare, Imml- of major private insurance plans pictures "Brother Rat" in 1B36 and of the Year" because of her tomary. a woman of lha yeai gratioa. lalxw. health, travd. UOored to supplement Medicare in because of hb exemplary life long Ibt of BcUeveroenb In tiie bi die penoo of glamoroua Eva man boaioess art arts and are available now. A variety of in pWJinthropic. civic, educa- theatre, motion piclnres and t«V Gabor. evbion, underscored most repiuis offer a choice of tax-free tional art parenut areas. Sanatof Javtti Is serving hh culture. ' ceotarrUg role to indemiiity cash paymentt and Tom .— Hannon. — '. . " second term In the Senate, hav^ •erte, "G policies which fill la medical world's celebrated Ole $8," of ing defOatad Jamei B. Dmovin expense gaps left by Medicare. Michigan U. b Sporb Father IWDoeraiic - Uheral candidatt qty's lower East Side on May For example, one company, in 1#« by a plurality of»» ItM. He was educated in the offers three-plans. TWo pay votes, making him the Uggea U. public schools, attended night cash benefib of 170 art $110 Winoer In the nation. at Columbia University weekly while h« , He acrved four terms in the clasaes provldos benefits fer prlart graduated from New third Father's Day is Boose of RajntsentaUves from Yorkwas nursing, prescription Uw School valeûty New York’s Hit District and He b aUniversity art nursing home care. partner in the law linn drugs Monthly prsnhims range from two yean as New York Stale of Javlb, Sunday June 19 Trubln. Sillcocks, : Attorney General. During hia Eddman k Purcell. During $6 to $12.60. service in the House be was a World War U. the Sdiator Cash benefib, which are be member M the Foreign Aftaln served with the Ownlcal War coming the popular choice <rf Commlttea. In Oe Senate, ha is fare Service. U.S. Army, at- older Americans, can be used rsi*taiBepublleanontheCo^ laidng the rank of Ueutenanl to pay for a private hosptul mlttea on Ubor art ^ Colaoel. roo^to pey the deduîea Medicare sut* as the firvt welfare art a member M the Senator Javlb was married juAeiary. Government Opera- in 1M7 to Marion Ana Borrts. tions art Select Comntittee on They have Ihree children, Joy. Small Business. He b also r^- 17; Joshua. 1«. and Carta. 10. duty nurses: rem a TV “1Ing Republican on the Joint Eco

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» scuba ottastaiL u tpeht oo land nd Wondering wiol to give Dad outdoor Betag floatMda, the latkenL and am under water. for Father's Day? How Uwut ter. Fetber's Dny gift wggeattoB oB« an added mfety featare!^ some vKant space? floattag-«inderwater, dactrie for the boat operator. If!* Dtem. like most men, what be n^ The laatern to deUgaed fr most to a part of the bouse to r. stKh alHiarToee «m on had. Kved without dMMge. call hto own. Equally at brnne OB tend. the?, As head of tbe famny. he's to the Iwat. and under tie wa jaem aloag with prondtag a*. prohaUy provided a “hmcM ter. The tanteni operates under ,taight beam M light. (eatui«a^ place” for vitrytat, bietoding waters a depti of S6 teetwKb- a band Of bright rad around theH the dog. But many a man who's lens wtach serves mt wanv-*: rumisbed a deluxe Utcbea for tag ta a iraffic or otb9r emet- • Blow to Seointn Mom and a pUyioom for the gency. duldren bu no place for hto LONDON (APl-BriUto's Tbe seaworthy lantern eanown hobbtae or actbrittoa. strlUng seamen were dealt a iwt shatter, bend, or not. A dis> Here to a simple plan for doitoie btow Saturday. Fellow ttactive feature to Its handle. giving Dad some space of Us strikers to Dover demanded an whKdi also serves as a stand • end to tbe 27-day^ ihippiag for aetttag the lantern down and . Select a suitable toeation. de- walkaut and tbe ------------ ■fawing tbe beam ta ety dirccN>; pendent upon Dad's Interests Transport Wroken Fadertttn and how nncfa spare room to refused to extesd the sn4e U operates oo a atandard tax-;! knBable. U you're crowded tor abroal Ivaltbatttty. __________}] q>ace, an may do. Other poasfbaittes i elude an tafr^eatly-o s e d gueat room, a cluttered attic or basement, or a storage area that currently houses the youngsters' outgrown tricycla. Dear it out and dean it be fore Father's Dey. Toys, sewing madttaes and attytotag else that doesn't belong ta a man's room should be removed. The children can help with thto job. (Part of tbe gift.) Help Dad decorate, and fur nish the room to hto taste. He may want tt paneled aa a den, office or hobby room. If ao,

Next to bird watehini. “Fatber ealchiDi" aaans to bama the noal papuitr ipert thto ttme ach year. Tbis toni turprtoliii. for ta» er-watcfalag haraldi the proach of the day given uuiuany to honor Dads arenr where, thto year Sunday. June 19. Tbe goal of the sport U to get a chM to an appropriate gift for father. Does ••Father watcWnT' «quire any special skills or have any rules? Fathers have a way of menlini about things that doB^t work right, that are worn out. that they really do like, or con versely, thit they really ' -•* Mmt. camptcte wito storaa tewd tmWnftt like. Th.................... aad bar toeflMcc ter entortahihg Meads. Us easy ratoaat __aometimea close to the sur win keep Ub happy the wbrta year thrayh. Itoto graying face. too, and can be noted by the way they act and react haekAeIvca, cf lav drawers, drapkaf eahtai^s^ All these are hints about what doer eabtaets aad two speaker cabtoeta with haine dath aavto buy-or what not to buy. crtog. la wmteut ar gatoea teak._______ ______________ Caldiing the hints to what -Father wctchlng" to aU about. Whether U's a shirt or a tie. pair of socks or a watchamailUt it's been earefulty tested tor quelity end value before U goea into the stwe, to help please Dad more easily. The buyers have put their bewli together and come up as sraod^ratoed bardWMe cWk FUfcCT-i Diy . . . WfcM MlBg • |pipa wlfli a few hints of their own __ ______ _______ >o«r rtitee BMP ■« •«* (hat may be helpful for Father's cliildra after the death of his The Spokane YHCA unde^ wife, was the idea whidi kU lidiaUMt pRicMM. nb My to irylat «• Mdt Day: took Father's Day as a project, bHwM • pmM ikape (lilfMljr M •tern) er ■ Anlikt Men like clean Itaea-avoW tually grew into Father's Day. end It wu first ceWtratod to leas work for Dad to (litag \ lion, ntn m itunij m«rH» at ptpa ikape. aod eaian. “ciitt" ^ Make them func- Whfle Itoientog to a Mother's 1919. It wDl be observed fw tbe room. (Len eastty, too. Day sermon. Mrs. John Bruce a professtanai does it, by tl ui hasMi a( bto^ iM mMmn k iinaUB( tabaeca ta ttonal. -----tbe SSth ttaH June 19. ekaoM fra«. A pJpa lift aha ojwi the way tor aMtttoaai Check Us atoe (list-getting Dodd, ^lokane. Wash., decided In e letter to the Spokane hour.) The paieb are ready ta ttw wrong ^ can be embn^ that her father and othe- fa- Mtatoterlal AOiance. Mrs. Dodd Install wUbout additional flniiblifts at alber fift pasM^ tberi should be recognised with tag. They can be applied to ratUng. wrote that Fathers' Day would odsting walli by nalltag or day each year. Don't nag Dad with a "ra- specialapproaching her minis be the logical way to call at with special adhesive. Ferforfonn” glft^re him something terAfter tention to the father's place ta tied hariB»ard panels will pro with the idea. Mrs. Dodd osMul that be'U like to use. the home, hto supffvtoion of hto vide Dad wttb vahnMa atorage , A took at Dad's present tiea children, bis support In safe space, and mateWng preflnwill tell tbe style and colors be guarding tbe marriage tie. and tohed moldings will msrare a Does Father Like likes best. Dont duplicate, Uit hto protection of neat-looking job wifti mtahnum I don't go too far afield, either. and childbood. effort If the panels have an Comfortable, “durable preai" Outdoor Sport? Willlam Jennings Bryan easy-uxlean plastic finish, it one of the first to endorse for will also mesD les work for If Dad sUs. perhaps he mally Fathers' Day. saying. Mother. Sherlock Holma, a lost ev-.protect their briar, clay, n would enjoy a change of pace “TOO much emitaasto cannot be Don't be an Indian «ver. eryone knows, was a at plpeltehaum, corncob or cberrywood • with a new pair of lightweight placed upon tbe reUtlons be Once Dad has hto am room imoker. In one of his many pref-1 as a dottog molhw pretecta Its Ttta baft present for DwI to aluminum skis. tween parent and child. erences to pipe wnoktog.J. Sirywng. 9 the rest of t prefer amooth ,uiMt - naka aura you tdl __ what hunter srauldn't In 1918, President Woodrow Arthur Conan Doyle tells about him you love and oppractate be pleased with a new and dif Wilson had a button pressed In bowU, others a relief or andHolmes and Dr. Watson return Urn. (he White House to honor the ferent type of gun — ing to their aptrODeni only » btasied Fain, tome a natural occasion, and In 1924. Prealdent find a pipe leR by an impatient color, others a BMbogsny. wal Calvin Coolidge recommended intruder. As Doctor Watoon re nut or maroon fUto. while sUll Strong EorHiquokts been htattag national observance. Congress The flsbennan to easy called later. "Holmes was law- others dMOM a ennrad. straight tag the pipe abnit to hto hand or anglol stem. But with It all. Hit Japan; One Di« shop for. (or no matter how quickly compUed. Mrs. Dodd had wished to have much gear he posseases. t and Storing in hto peeuUw pen each has an individualistic pref Father's Day h*ld on June 5. never seems to have enough. erence, Fortunately tbe indus sive wiy. He held 11 np and try bu a sbapa, sbe. color and For the r«al outdoors-man her father's birthday, but beUpped on jl with Us tong susUro and nearby arau Satur cause tbe Spokane YMCA had who enjoys roughing it (or forfinger. u a professor might stem-length to satbfy the most win-was lecturing on a bone. particular pipe smoker or (he day. tbe Cautral Matoorologl- few days, Uwe to a world of not enough time to prepare (w ‘Pipes are of extraordinary in moat finicky woman. From the cal Agency reported. PoUea saM gift possibUiUes in selecting celebrations, tbe third SuiKlay ■ to June was selected. terest.' said ha. 'NotUiig hu » basic ftpt -afaipes there an one man wu killed when camping equipment. Uterally lamdreds of varieties. stone wall oiUapaed over him. This advice, from Ow wisest This is alto true of smoking to It was the first fatally r^.i slnea Matoushlro started bacco with hundreds of blends of all detactivea and probably the world's moat famous pipe ■od mixtures In varying tutas havtag dally quakes last Ansmoker. Is especially apt when and aroma to meet all selecting a pipe for your Fath criminating references. er's Day gift. According to the ptpe and Tobacco Council, to-: dividuility plays an lmporunl| role in selecUng your pipe, and vet. It is the individuality of the 'recipient not the donor. Pipe-imoking men. or those vou want to become pipe smok-1 ers, have, and soon develop, a | fierce pride in their pipe. They; become collectors, experts, and

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TbcPtoher’iDayOndayaBncr b DOW Iradtiooal Amerlcase. Hii “offidal" dtkiniberry dinner algnitlei Ptitaer'i Day. nrst dKTMd by Hie Netbaal Fatber'i Day Conmtttee, the custom DOW b unhrcrsai to America. BKb year tbert b a nationBl chicken eodttog canteM and there to a wlmtog redpe en joyed by tbousaodi of tamllbB. Itui year ft's tbe Alpine Chicken Breasb.

is the Grand BaHroom of Yoric't fkmout Waidorf-Astorls Hotel MENU TREATS FOR DAD shrimp codktall thick, tealcr steak broiled to hb taste baked or qtock tossed green salad sour dough or French bn coffee or tea cbeese and erattos-tretii quartered e^ Dad's PsTCrito Soup Chicken-prepwed lha way be Ukes n best CrsT.hefTy Seuee-AII the TrbBotoia toe Creea and Cake A crisp. Baled satod, Dad's favorita cooked vegetable and any y extra litde tnri beat to tempt his taste—wiU give Did the vital no-.:rbhment, pleasure and salisfacttoh on hb day of days. Here's a ra^ utog KaMua. tbe coflea Uqaar- Wbether Dad chefs OB oecaston, or just likes to be spoiled, be wiU enjoy thb uetL Just as tt comes from fbs bottle, this b tbe easy coovenlent basttog sauce for theu ribs. The Uquer adds eddm brown gtesa tod pbaalng earamel-llke CTUsttnesa to the ribs. The slcobol evaporates as tbe ribs coofc ^ Place a large rack of ribs (about S Ito.) to ehaltow pan; cover with waxed paper or foil. Roari at » degrees , hour. Pour off fat; roastti hour longer. Pour off excess 1st. Increase oven beat to «0 degrees. Basto ribs on both sides with the Uquerur. Roast spareribs, uncovered, basting often, 4$ mtautei Of iBdl tek4eoder.

Baking Soda Mighty Handy For Mighty Hunter's Pack

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Novel Idea for Proud ffost Here’s the answer to home plete with cutting board that {its neatly over one ccmpartig problems. and uvel gtft idea for Fatbs's ment, a statolcas steel sheet on ______________ Day - a hospitality center thatoM sida of the cover protecb will make the man of tbe bouse bou! the wood from dampom while the proud boM host at party time, time. the top skla provides a conveniest work area for the prepara tion of snacks. cold water in his preparattont A flat bottom ta Sie bowl for entertaining and for speed preventi Upping of glaaawv* ing up clesa-up chores wImb lha and tbe Ugh moaDted faucet fesUvitla are over. provides ample clasring rooi b csispact gift (I of attractive unit are IS by » for tall Raises and pitchers. inriiei) b ■ stainless steel tkink with the man In mind. It offers Rese Is RighF as an added attraction a buiitto blender for use when r»frashmente are miiad. Even the Mds can swing into action to whip up shakes or sodas. I cmage for the India and Mto avallaUe b a double mquet for tbe table. Red ro compaitneat model that can or the living; while for the dedouble as an ice chest. Com_

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Giving Dad bunting a ment? Here's a thoughtfdl "extra added attraction" that wQl surely be apprectotei tack in a box of baking soda, suitably gift-wrapped, of course. Dad wUl bless your wisdom trudging through the back woods. If hb feet bum from Om frtetkn of heavy boob or If hb dog's feet are sore from run ning through lougb stubble, all six feet are soothed in short order if soaked in a bicarb solution.

Sprinkled dry on the camp fire, Soda will slow down the riantes to a nice steady cooking pace. Game soaked to a soda solu tion wfll taste less gamey. A chaser of biearh. after a meal that didn't sit too well brings quick relief to digestive track.

s lbs auto b “borne'' to Dad .0 BUKb of the Urns for hir day to make hb ____ g tasier and taoca pleas ant - b a good one! The chricc ofgUbb. wide; to b the price range. nnslderaUon for pleasFirst conslderaUon tt cewte. a good car ure u 01 radio. Ak gmri ^— gm if Dtel doesn't bava one. How about seat covartf Worn, faded, unattracttva ooa an about n Wt “ • • llrad" sofa. Seat «vm are truly hiDdseme ttb year and the choice «f fabric, crier, paitm and price b wide , . '. with one t^wlt all

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