The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 10

-T we rnaa mawWL am-W v-jar- tf 4wyiJg rnwpii ywryj J'V ni" 25 I0A The Wichita Eagb Vtdnnlir Mfrwlwy OrUbr 14 4 A 0 mother Mrs Hulda Steen1 Pawnee City Neb two sons Dale 2216 Minneapolis Ave and Duane US Army Germany Byrd-Snod grass Funeral Home 3-a of funeral arrange- Edmond Steen Jr Dies in Hospital Edmond Andrew Steen Jr 48 of 703 1 8 Broadview AvA died Tuesday in a local hospital -Bom Oct 5 1906 in Pawnee City Neb Mr Steen came' here years ago from there He! brick mason and a member East Heights Methodist Ch Surviving besides his wife lah Mae are his father Edm Andrew Sr 534 Main St will announce ments 'v BAUMAN GIVES ADVICE Leaders of the Golden Age Club which meets weekly' for luncheons' in the clubhouse at Minisa Park get some advice on health from Dr Bauman director of the City-County Health Department Dr Bauman left spoke at the club's luncheon Tuesday Others left to right are Karl Parkhurst club president A Johnson Mrs Parkhurst Mrs Robert Collier and Mrs Marie Brew( Eagle -Staff Photo) Way for Elderly Persons to Remain in Good Physical and Mental Health Outlined Here WiN AskChanges In Retirement' Act A plan to increase city em? retirement benefits from the present maximum of $100 monthly to $17S monthly soon will be submitted to 'the City Commission by the Retirement Board The Wichita Municipal Employes Council will express its position on the plan at a meeting on Nov 5 according to notices posted at city hall Tuesday The increased benefit would require a 'change in the Kansas Retirement Enabling Act affecting Wichita city employe retirements The City Commission will -be asked to seek a change in that legislation in 1955 Actually the increase in' benefits would come through increasing the present $200 monthly salary limitation upon which employes pay five per cent' of their salary into the retirement fund This $10 monthly employe payment is matched by city budget payment to the fund The amended plan would allow the five per cent payment oir salaries of up tg $350 or $1750 monthly at the maximum with a matching $1750 paid into the fund from the city budget 1 The city budget contribution to the retirement fund in 1953 was $96717 and for 19541s estimated at $99275 For 1965 the contribution is expected -to run $103-980 The tax levy for this contribution in 1955 is 3668 mills approximately 37 cents on each $1000 worth of taxable property Clearwater Area Pioneer Resident Dies in Hospital Mrs Mary Ellen Arnold Chambers of 1001 Riverside Ave a pioneer of the Clearwater area died Tuesday- at St Francis Hospital Mrs Chambers was born hear Summit Mo and came to I nowhere in the i not even in Scotland Canada or the United Stpies- I I- is a more gentle tasting whisky distilled Because of poor teeth elderly persons -sometimes forget that they need a good protein diet nd also that they need proper' vitamins Just as much as young children' members of the Golden Age Club were told at their weekly luncheon Tuesday at Minisa Park clubhouse Dr iJT I Bauman director of the City-County Health Department the speaker also said that elderly folks should keep as active as their years permit course 1 recommend a Gavels Broadway persons of all ages said Dr Bauman and he recommended that older folks eat as hearty a balanced diet as' possible supplementing their diet with vitamins if necessary Four Points Listed Dr Bauman listed four points which he said would help keep elderly persons in good mental and physical health The four points: 1 Remember that the basis of good health is nutritions 2 Keep active doing something you enjoy and can do 4 3 Maintain an interest in the community and in yourself 4 There is always a need for good health supervision of the older age group so forget a checkup and ignore his advice Karl Parkhurst president of the club presided at the luncheon 0B GXBtfc New Play Presents Moral That Grime Does Not Pay BYRON STOUT PONTIAC 121 I Douglas am herst 2-143 FINE WHJSKY 904 PROOF CONTINENTAL DISTILLING CORPORATION PH LA 'A i i 1 i I i I V- a I I i it 1 i MRS MARY ELLEN CHAMBERS i Clearwater with her parents Mr Land Mrs John Jennings Arnold in X891 She married Worth Chambers In 1893 Mrs1 Chambers was active in Ninnescah Chapter 423 of Eastern Star She was a charter member of Clearwater Christian Church' and active' in church circles' Among the' survivojrs are two sons Hobart Clearwater and 1001 Riverside Ave and nine nieces and nephews Mrs Chambers resided at 1001 Riverside Ave for the past five years Services will be- held Friday at 2 pm at the Clearwater Christian Church The Rev -Virgil Young will officiate' Interment will be in Clearwater Cemetery Webb Mortuary Clearwater is in charge brisk game of tennis' or a football scrimmage for older said Dr Bauman muscles tend to atrophy when not just as a person who stays in bed long enough will find himself unable to walk and elderly people should use their muscles while not Too many old people eat too many soft foods said the doctor They turn to soups bread-and-milk and similar soft foods when their teeth give them trouble But proteins are important to Danny what he is including his business failure a period on home relief and the loss of a baby daughter because the relief doctor didn't come The ultimate tragedy comes just at a time when the whole family Is about to get back together happily In the old home they once lost Zero Mostel plays the small-shot gangster who arranges the assassination attempt with a great deal of relish and being a comedian by trade he manages to get a little humor into the portrayal Susan Cabot Bert Freed Jeanette Roony Barbara Joyce Walfe Barzell Gloria McGehee and Maurice Gosfield hold down the other more important roles Francis Kane has directed with what would seem to be a minimum of skill Henrietta Jacobson and Julius Adler produced' the play William Riva provided the combination set HENRY MARTZ for JUDGE DISTRICT COURT 2 Hrs 45 Mins By JACK GAVER UNITED HESS OSAMA EDITOR NEW YORK Oct 26 Stone For Danny which opened at the Downtown National Theater tonight presents without comment the old moral that crookedness and the double-cross will get you nowhere but the cemetery probably ahead of time The fact that it has a familiar theme Is in itself nothing against this play by Leonard Kantor but he has done little to fashion an appealing story or failing that even a good rough and ready one- The play is based on a novel by Harold Robbins a good writer Tlie book managed to' pack in considerable appeal and even sympathy for the title character who tries to become a' big shot the easy way and winds up dead Kantor makes an attempt to show the love of family life that was a big part of Danny and to illustrate the unhappy events of his impressionable years that made him determined to Escape poverty at any cost but the ef fort -inisf ires most of the time Phillip Pine tries to do his best with Darmy but the role as it! stands now is probably beyond more than- routine interpretation by anyone 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