The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 15

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It is turning them into for small lakes. Highway Commissioner Henry Ward says Kentucky is t'ne only state to use this plan extensively and adds it cuts down considerably on the size and cosl of drainage structures for highways. The state builds these i fill dams whenever feasible ir the course of normal construe i tion, the commissioner adds. Send your news tip to The Journal. $10 in prizes ever; week.

HOW LONG CAN YOU LIVE? Castles In Spain Just A Memory Now Wayne King, whose name was a byword as the "Waltz King" during the Big Band era at the Aragon Ballroom, on Chicago's North Side, stands alone on its stage for a. moment during nostalgic concert The Aragon, decorated with castles of Spain under a ceiling of twinkling stars, is to be converted into roller skating rink. Krwitlv on how well you taKe of ihe J.wly vuu live in n.ul will for the of your 1HV. is 11( lllll Ml ltnl mM many years to your life. VOIH- first sleii Is Irtwc ur tluf nrotwilve care of havu him chock it regularly an.l follow his 1 and troiiimnits.

UV will ro-opmiU- by supplying lite iisi-dii'iiu- ISIM Hi--" 1 sptcifli'd. YCHTH DOCI'OK CAN 1'HONIO I'M when KS a trust" us Vvill! iheir pn-siTiptloiis. May we; compound yours? LOW'S DRUG STORE "Salilia's Olilcst Xnme lu Drugs" tSt Santa "WHEW" I Legalized Lottery Is "Voluntary Taxation I never imagined that a small monthly savings at Homestead Building Loan Association would add up to a large sum Of course the 4 dividends Homestead Building Loan Association pays me helps! Think I'll add a little extra each month and really get rich! Is Our Current Dividend Rate Savings Insured up to $50,000.000 by an agency of the U. S. GOVT.

(By use of Multiple Trust Accounts). We pay the Intangible taxes on all accounts. Also, we will furnish postage free envelopes for mall accounts. Invest in Satina's Comunity Inn i The Specialized Job of and Loan THE HOMESTEAD Building Loan Association 104 East Iron Allen R. Dodge, President Salina, Kansas By Gordon A.

Glover Associated Press Writer CONCORD, N.H. New Hampshireman who ventures out of state these days isn't likely to feel like a rube anymore. Wherever he goes, the New Hampshireman is certain to run into city 'slrckers who want to know how to buy tickets in the New Hampshire Sweepstakes. And when outlanders come to New Hampshire, they're likely to give with a sly nudge and say: "Okay, friend, so Where's all the action?" This is what cornes of livin in the nation's only state with a state-sponsored, state-promoted lottery. It's a distinction that not everyone bears cheerfully but even critics agree that New Hampshire's experiment ii "voluntary taxation" has wide popular support.

The first real test of senli merit will come in the March 10 presidentfal primary election when citizens will decide by local option whether they wan TEST THE NEW OLDS JetstarSB prices start below 30 models with low-price names! And look at all you get! A big, beautiful full-size inch wheelbase! New Jetftre Rocket to 290 horsepower! All at a new lower price! Choose from four models at your Olds Quality Dealer's! AT YOUR OLDS DRIVE THE NEW OLDS Jetstarl action-packed sports coupe in the medium-price field! Here's everything you could expect in a high-performance aporta mode! the high price'. Bucket seats'. Center control console! Star- fire V-8! Put a little spice in your out in an Olds Jctatar weepstakes tickets sold in their owns. Day Of Destiny But the real day of destiny be next Sept. 12, when a ield of thoroughbreds will bolt rom the starling gates at Rock- ngham Park for the first run- ling of the Granite State Sweep takes.

If all goes as planned, the person holding a ticket on the winning horse will win up to $100,000. Depending on the number ol ickets sold, hundreds of smaller prizes will go to second am hird place winners, and to hold ers of tickets on any horse norn- to enter the race from a large field of candidates. What's in it for New Hamp shire? Even the there are hopeful that th sweeps will live up to its bill ing as an effective way of rais ing an estfmaled $4 million from two races a year. To Schools The money will be on a flag grant-per-pupil basi to New Hampshire school dis tricls. If it does amount to million, it will roughly dou hie the state's aid to educatio program, one of the mos meager in the nation.

"People are ready for an honest, efficient sweepstakes," says Edward J. Powers, the state's sweepstakes di- ector. Powers. 50, took the sweep- takes job after 22 years with he Federal Bureau of Investigation. His feelings on the sweepstakes are shared by Democratic Gov.

John King, whoj signed the sweeps into law last April after passage by a Republican-controlled legislature. King and Powers, both lawyers, are convinced that a rigidly regulated sweepstakes, opor- alcd in the public interest, will not run afoul of federal law, which forbids the use of the mails for transmitting lottery tickets or information. Elaborate Controls To keep New Hampshire's i sweepstakes within the law, and; to keep it from the hands of "racketeers, bums and thieves," owers has created an elabor- system of controls. Here are the basic elements: winners will not be of- icially notified through the nails of their good fortune, but simply receive a check or noney order, with no explana- ion. It may also come in the orm of a routine transfer of ank funds.

Tickets, costing apiece, vill be sold only in New Hamp- ihire at three race tracks or in state-operated liquor stores in hose communities that approve of the ticket sales in the local option balloting. There are liquor stores in 49 communities. name and address will be required for each- purchase of tickets. SAUNA AUTO SALVAGE Miles North nn 81 Phone TA 7-3GS6 Late model parts for Cars and Trucks Telephone Service to 55 Cities £J9 "Didja know thet th' penalty fer bigamy is two mother-in- laws." on the way to recovery ife-i System In Visilita Acme Card National i Counts 1 a ia Wherever the need HI 1MI IPtU MTKOint CUJUH flUUI HUOQMKTEU fOJ THl N1NCTMI6HT. ITMTIK.

18PII DTNtMIC jniTM JITSTU 824 N. 9th I I i Salina, ROSS HEDERSTEDT 137 No. 8th At home or abroad our membership in National Selected Morticians is your assur- ance of prompt attention to funeral arrange- .1 mcnts without unnecessary costs or needless delay anywhere. i GUY R. RYAN SONS Phone TA 3-4242 i ACTUAL HOSPITAL CASE South Central Kansas DIAGNOSIS: Cholecystitis, acute and chronic Room, meals, nursing care 4 14 Drugs Laboratory Services Medical Supplies Miscellaneous TOTAL Patient's Blue Cross Deductible.

BLUE CROSS CHARGES 84.00 266.00 193.35 180.05 159.34 51.00 $933.74 $923.74 PATIENT PAYS 10.00 Blue Shield paid $177.50 toward physician's charges, and $15 for x-ray. TA S-9515 Waddell Cadillac-Oldsmobile Inc. Kansas OIBI nn.it wnm -uiit MR ACTION nxr FOR we HUCTION of UTE-MMU vuui-Min UHO HfrS! Blue Cross KANSAS HOSPITAL SERVICE INC. Blue Shield KANSAS PHYSICIANS'.