The Ottawa Herald from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 9

'As I See It Kansas Gaining Sports Prominence By CHUCK LANGDON 'Kansas Is receiving plenty of national recognition on the sports scene these days and it isn't all through the major colleges and universities. True the University of Kansas end Kansas State College have been responsble for some of the biggest stories; The resignation of Mather as U. football! coach, i si team's drive to place the Big Eight and 1 selection as the outstanding Big Eight coach for 1957 made a' 1 I the wire services. Currently you can't pick up a nslional basketball magazine without reading about the fabulousj lis an All-Star high school team Wilt Chamberlain and his for las season. Dave Woolery, sidekick Ron Loneski which usul- formerly of Wyandofte High and LANGDON Among the nations top Individual offense leaders the NAIA lists Clayton Kauffman of Bethel as 19th and Jerry Mohlman of St.

Benedict's as 23rd. Among individual rushing leaders, Mohlman was 8th. Larry Penner of Bethel was 10th in individual pass receiving. 121 points, and Charles Norris of Pittsburg was tied for 10th. Penner made it again as the.

18th small college punter. In team offense, St. Benedict's was 9th. In team rushing, St. Benecit's was 8th, Pittsburg 10th, Kansas Welseyan 20th and Baker 21st.

Bethel was 17th among passers, In the 1958 issue of Sports Review Basketball, the Ottawa Invitational basketball tournament is listed. Dell Sports 1958 Basketball magazine has a section devoted to high school basketball. In it they Ib. Hereford heifer, recently dehorned Jim Wlthgtll, phone Ottawa 66-F-23. TAlfSTN bird "dbg.

RayTSTTdicif, "LOST OR STRAYED Brown Boxer white'feot, answers to "Nubbins." Any lnformlttlon Please call S6-F-32. Reward Notices leads to a comparison of the 'KU stars with K-Slate's Jack Parr and Bob Boozer. The smaller colleges gained rec- now a frestfman at KU, is listed on the second team, In a list of potential All-Americans for this season the magazine ognition when Carnie Smith Jerry Gardner, Wichita Pittsburg State to 10, straight Victories and a bowl berth, Pitt will meet Hillsdale, East; Phil Heilman. Wyandotte; In the Holiday Bowl, St. Peters- Link, Ellinwood; Jim Bryan, burg, Dec.

21. The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics recognized Shawnee Mission; Scott Allen, Washington; Leland Flaschbarth, Atchison; Bob Rumfelt, Independence; King Hamilton, El Doa number of Kansas teams andirado; Lloyd Buzzi, Arkansas City players. Don Meadows, Wichita North. Joe Brown Stops lopes In 11th Round CHICAGO Lightweight champion Joe Brown, fresh from blasting aside game but overmatched Joey Lopes, is poised for plelions, 11 more than Newman. Stuart Vaughan of Utah caught 53 aerials to wind up as the leading pass receiver and No.

2 in all- time season listings. Only once has the individual offense crown been decided by a narrower difference than Newman's 19 yards over Austin. In 1939 Kenny Washington of UCLA nipped Michigan's Tommy Har- mcn by 14 yards (1,370 to Lee Grosecup of Utah wound Want Ads Phone 47 Classified 'Display (Local) 13c per line Classified Display (National) 20c per line Special Discount Contract Rates Available. Save Pay Cash Discount on Local ads paid by 5 p.m. following day CLASSIFIED DEADLINE 11 a.

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Brown last night scored an llth- round technical knockout of Lopes in a televised championship bout that was more uneven than it may have looked. Wilt Is Hot, Gets 32 Points On points, Lopes was still very) much in the-fight until the cham-1 pion lowered the boom in 1:50 ofj the llth round, but actually Brownj LAWRENCE Wl Wilt (The was toying with the 4-1 Chamberlain, who made virtually from the start. i All-America in his first season of basketball, is on his way Brown fought a retreating fight a a in the early rounds, but scacely! Tne 7 foot ar ror Philadel- used a right-hand punch. In the hj a SCO red 32 points last night seventh, the champion exploded a in leading Kansas to an easy 66- right to the chin which floored 45 victory over Canisius. It was Lopes for a count of four.

SCC ond straight for Kansas, The fight really was over right wn i ranked No. 2 in the nation then. Lopes fought back gamely, as year with a 24-3 record, but in the 10th round, the scrap-1 chamberlain scored 30 points in per from Sacramento, wan- Jayhawks' first game-this sea- dered in a daze to Brown's cor-j SO a 63-56 triumph over Okla- ner and sat on the champion'sihoma of three teams (which defeated the Jayhawkers In the llth, Brown came out for Uast season. Uie kill. A square right shot the jaw dumped Lopes, who took Canisius.

used a half court a three count. Lopes righted him- pressing defense and held the self, only to run into another ex-j towering Negro star to 12 points plosive right to the chin which dropped him again. Lopes struggled to his feet once more. Brown in the first half of last night's game. Kansas held a 28-24 lead at halftimc.

Chamberlain found the range in savagely belted him and Referee Chamberlain found the range Joey White flew between the two tn second half and finished the to signal a TKO and save Lopes game with 11 field goals and 10 of from possibe serious injury. free throws. Each fighter weighed 133Vi for! Wilt 's defensive play was even the scheduled 15-roumter. Lopes was bleeding from cuts around both eyes and around the mouth. He shot his Sunday punches at Brown time and again.

But they didn't hurt the champion. Newman Takes Yardage Race NEW YORK Quarterback Bobby Newman of Washington State captured major college football's total offense championship in 1957 by a scant 19 yards the smallest title-winning margin more spectacular. He blocked 11 Canisius shots from the field and grabbed 21 rebounds. Kansas, which is favored to repeat as champion of the Big Eight Conference, opens a three- game road tour Saturday against Northwestern at Evanston, Ind. The Jayhawks play Marquette Monday and then move to Philadelphia for a game against St.

Joseph's on Dec. 14. 18 years. The 21-year-old junior passed and ran for 1,444 yards in 10 games to edge runnerup Bill Austin of Rutgers. Final statistics released by the NCAA Service Bureau today showed that Austin accounted for 1,425 yards in nine games.

Dwight Nichols of Iowa State was a close third with a total yardage output of 1,419 in 10 contests. Nichols, a sophomore, took part in the most offensive plays, Bob Stransky, the Colorado tailback who topped the Big Eight Conference in rushing and scoring finished behind Nichols on total offense with 1,387 yards. Stransky was charged with responsibility for the ball on 215 Plays. He gained almost 6.5 yards each time he passed or ran with the ball and averaged better than 138 yards total offense in 10 games. -Hardin-Simmons' Ken Ford finished with a flurry to emerge as the leading passer 115 com-i General Services WANTED Custom cmnlilnTng.

pelled. Contact Bill Gllltland, Pomona Tavern, Pomona. Kansas. ARM-AIlTHeatl sales i Ira strumems. Eaves guttering.

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Robert Barnes. Phone 1342-M. by sieam.rp"alpv Ing, papering. Conrad's Spray. Paint- era and Decorators.

Phone 1348-R. DEAD ANIMALS reraovedC Standard Rendering Co. Call collect Ottawa S. IRONLNGS WANTED" phone 3695-R. McCRACKEN ELECTRIC Tel.

1698 WIRING Tel. 2245 Keefer Floor Covering NEW LOCATION 1047 Willow Phone 1989-J Carpet, Linoleum, Ceramics, Tile FREE ESTIMATES Installation Service Wiring Repairing City and Rural BARNETT Electric Co. EARL BARNETT 119 W. 9th Phone 33 Positions Wtd. BABY-SITTING 10S5-J.

WANTED Ironings. Used Autos For Sale Stuart Dunbar, Sportswriter, Dies COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Stu) Dunbar, 55, sports editor, of the Topeka, Journal died of a heart attack here last night. Dunbar collapsed in a hotel lobby after attending a banquet at the major-minor baseball convention. He was among 188 sportswriters and sportscasters Just before he was stricken, Dunbar had walked about five blocks from the City Auditorium, where the dinner was held, to the hotel.

He was accompanied by Art Kowalski, general manager of the Topeka baseball club. Dunbar collapsed while sitting on a lounge chatting with baseball figures. A fire department rescue squad administered oxygen but Dunbar was pronounced dead about 35 minutes after being stricken. Dunbar began his newspaper career as a sports writer on the Ottawa, Herald in 1922. He was named sports editor of the Salina, Journal in 1924.

He joined the Topeka Journal in 1947 and was editor in July, 1948. For the Best in Used Cars See These '57 PONT. Hyd. '57 PONT. Star Chief, p.b., p.s., hyd.

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Tudor, small mileage. '56 Ford Tudor Fordomatic. Nice. '55 Ford Tudor Fordomatic, low mileage. Extra nice.

'50 Chev, Tudor, Good one; '48 Buick Tudor. Bargain. '55 Ford 2 -T Pickup. Nice one. Price Used Car Lot Geo.

Wiggins, Lot Manager 416 Main Phone 1063 or 1520 Used Autos For Sale iSBS PONTIAC Star cEIe? Catatfrw coupe, low mileage, one owner. Must see to appreciate. Priced to sell. Pho. 1849 or 790-W.

1854 BUICK Hardtop, complete power, good condition, $200 price. Phone 748-J-3. below dealer's JFOR SALE-CIeBlPSr Chevrolet heater, radio, Powergllde, almost nylon tires, good seat covers, one owner. Foster Roberts, north WIKIams- burg. BOB.WHITE Motor Co.

401 N. Main l957DeSotofireflite 4-DOOR. Radio, Heater Power steering, Power Brakes, Air-Conditioned. 1957 Plymouth Savoy 4-DOOR. Radio, heater.

1956 De Soto Firea'ome 4-DOOR. Automatic, radio, heater. 1955 De Soto Firedome 4-DOOR. Radio, heater, automatic, Power Steering, Power Brakes. 1955 Pontiac 2-Door Automatic, radio, heater.

1955 Ford Customline V-8. Radio, heater. 1955 Plymouth Savoy 4-DOOR (6-cyl), Automatic, radio, heater. 1954 CHEVROLET "210" 4-Door. 1953 FORD Customline V-8 4-Dr.

1953 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook 2-Dr. 1953 DE SOTO Powermaster 4-Dr. 1953 CHEVROLET "210" 2-Dr. 1953 CHEVROLET "150" 2-Dr. Several Older Models to choose from Trucks and Trailers FOR trailer, with canvas and rack.

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'52 Chev. 2-Dr. P'rglide. '51 Dodge extra clean. '51 Pontiac Hydra.

'51 Packard one owner. '51 Ford V-8 Auto. '49-50 Pontiac 2-Dr. 6 8. '50 Buick, Dodge Hudson.

'49 Plymouth Ford 4-Dr. '46 Ford V-8 Club Cpe. Imperial Chrysler Dodge Plymouth 201-13 S. Hickory Phone 560 Mobile Homes and Used mobile homes (or sale. Financing available.

Todd Trailer Sales, 113 N. Main. Misc. For Sale FOg. BALE Fresh BACKYARD gym set.

Call Sf. FOR 8AT3S Handworin pillow cases aprons, crochet and other Items for Christmas. Mrs. A. B.

Beaman. 434 8. Sycamore, phone 910-J. SMALL" portable electric sewing machine, good condition. I.

H. Proctor, Box 207, Quenemo, Kansas, BEARS small electric heater, with fan. like new. I. H.

Proctor, Box 207, Kansas. MAGIC CHlfF" heater with fan, 50,000 BTU; hand lawn mower; both nearly new. Phone 517-W-I. LIONEL electric trains, track and accessories. Elm, phone 1728-R.

BLACK TOF-BOlLTTmer dirt, ditch and ravine filling material delivered. Phone 1361-R. FOR XMAS See our complete selec- tlon of Stuffed Animals: mutnlck dogs large Monkeys stuffed Bears S8c, (1.98; large Tigers Pandas, Skunks, Leopards, Poodles. Use our Xmas Layaway plan. Budge's Hardware.

Agricultural LIME and Crushed Stone for Driveways, Any Size Delivered Phone 704-J-2 FRANCIS COUCH Used Appliances Tested Approved Guaranteed Selection of 20 Good, Clean Refrigerators Priced from 24.50 up Selection of 10 Good, Clean Gas Ranges Priced from 19.50 up Selection of Several Good Washers Conventional and Automatic, Priced from 19.50 up See Us for Guaranteed Used Appliances EASY TERMS MALOTT'S Hardware 116 S. Main SALE DATES Printy Son Ben Printy 846-J "Cap" 348-W Cammunltjr tall 113" Main Dec. Dusln, properly and (urn lure, Pomona, Kansas, Gordon James Phone Feed Store 1877 Home 71-F-14 Ottawa Market Sale, East Wilson, ever Saturday. Lessen Furniture Auction, 11 N. Main, every Saturday night, 7:30.

C. A. Myers Sons Phone Centropolis 918 or 17 Ottawa, Route 4 Den. Livestock Sale, Ens llth St. Dec.

Livestock Sale, Over biook, Kas. Dec. Leo McCulley, househol goods. Centropolis, Kas. Dec.

Sale, East llth Law rcnce, Kaj. J. O. Stewart A. E.

Stewar Phone 673-J Phone 673-J. 230 W. 7th 230 W. 7th Ottawa Ottawa Stilwell, Kas. We Sell K.

FA 1-1585 Anything Jack Nelson Phone 4-F-43, Pomona. Kas. Overbrook Livestock nesday at Overbrook. Dec, Dusln, house Mid househol goods. 2 blocks east of Bank of Pomona, on Highway 68.

Neill George Phone 24 Waverly Ottawa Market sale, East Wilson, Ottawa Kansas, every Saturday Waverly Boles Pavilion, Waverly, Kan sas. every Thursday. Dec. Michael, mile south Westphalia. Dec.

Achterberg. closlng-ou farm sale, 6 miles soutfiV 3 miles'wes Waverly. Albert Stewart Son Farm Rt. 2, Ottawa Albert, 15-F-2 Harold, 1917-J-4 Dec. Sale.

7:30 p.m. 60 Hea Wisconsin Holsteln. Guernsey, Brow Swiss heifer calves. Franklin Count Sale Barn, Wilson and Locust Streets Misc. For Sale PRINTY'S "5 Good elec trie range.

FOR Kelvtnator milk coo er. 5 miles north of West Baldwin. Kckmtm. phone Vinland 193. PECAN meats, pound" 71-F-33.

WASHER Headquarters KENMQRE AUTOMATIC WASHER Slightly used. Guaranteed WRINGER WASHERS $29.50 and up. MAYTAG WHIRLPOOL CORONADO KENMORE MONTGOMERY WARD 'FREE Demonstrations Easy terms at DOUGLASBROS. First Main Phone 223 Furnishings 24-iNCH" electric range, fully automatic llke Mrs, A. Graham, 403 Locust, phone 1603-R.

NEW sweeper, only 149,95 at Macl Attractions Attractions Just Arrived! Big News from FORD We're celebrating with a big OPEN HOUSE to introduce the big new FORD TRACTOR LINE for'58 Come one, come all Sat. Dee 7 A ay! See the all new Powermaster and Workmaster Ford Tractors Prizes Refreshments Entertainment Bring your family bring your friends We 1 re and we're glad of the opportunity to serve you as your New FORD Tractor and Implement OTTAWA FARM SUPPLY 1523 S. Main Sales and Service Phone 1246 TV Sales, Sendee TV's Are a AMocunnoM 2 EXTRA FINE 21" Used Consoles $5 down $5 week. Also Many Many Many Other Used TV's from 29.95 FREE Trial FREE 2-Lb, FRUIT CAKE With $25.00 or More Purchase. Limit 1.

Business Equipment -52 AUCTION GOING ON CONSTRUCTION Friday, Dec. 6,1957 12:30 p. m. Lester Brooks Welding Blacksmith Shop 612 S. Grant Chanute, Kansas 30'x60' Haydite block building, for sale or rent.

Located in local business district Sale inside building. Follow 169 7th S. Santa Fe, go one blodb west and one-half north. Shop Equipment Metal lathe, 18" swing; drill press power hacksaw; key way machine 3 new pump-jacks, (Jones type) have bronze bearings; 180 amp arc welder; two Airco acetj lene welding outfits; 2 acetylen generators; 250 amp. D.C, ar welder on Ford truck; ga forge; sickle sharpener; vise; an vil; plowshare vise; pipe vise tongs; metal shears; bolt dies Black Decker Vi" drill; tabl saw; set of overhead dolliers; ai compressor; Weise set-up bloc and marker for plowshare point and edges; 4 A.C.

110 or 220-vol single phase electric motors; 1-horse, lV4-horse and 3 h.p. Tf; these: current still on; good MV refrigerator and one Warm Morn ing heater. Terms: Cash If credit is desired see your bank er before attending sale. No prop erty to be removed until settlet for. Not responsible for accident Bill Wiley, Auctioneer Bank of Commerce, clerk.

The OTTAWA HERALD Thursday, December 5, 1957 Farms For Siale 75 ACRES 4 north! emit Pomona. Modern. By owner, G. T. Price.

BY farm, miles from Ottawa; 5-room modern home, large barn, cattle sheds, granary, machine shed, chicken house, 45-ft. silo, (tood pasture, plenty of water, wen fenced. Phone Loans on Real Estate To l.oan—Ph. Gilbert Robe, Livestock FOR Holstcin cow and calf! Bill Frank Hahner at Princeton. 4-F-17.

PtiREBREt) 10 east on Logan. 2 south, east. Miller. TO" Stewafl Der. 7th: 2-5'ear-nld Black AngUI springers.

FOR" SALE $50.00. L. A. Connaway. RFD 4, 502-J-4.

Dogs, Pets. Babbits CONTACT Humane Three flif female collies. 4 months old; one mal tunny face; Shepherds, one fine Da rnatlan male, and others. Phone 447. Co Eat GOOD Jonathan, Delicious.

Wlnesap pies. SI bushel. Also our No. 1 Hlg Quality stored apples available now Bltts Orchard. FRESH EGOS; young FaTTTens.

We de liver each Thursday. Call your orde to phone Rooms For Bent TWO sleeping rooms 745 Ash. Unfurn. Apartments B4 FOUR rooms, garage and fad) Itles. John E.

Douglass, Elm ridge phone 642-J. ROOMS, prtvate'bath and entrance, col lege location. Phone 695 or S90-J. luuatiun. j-none pao or PtfU-J.

LARGE, clean 3-room unfurnished apart ment, new bunt-Ins, private bath an entrance, laundry facilities, utllltle paid, close In. Immediate possession Phone 525 or 570. NICE, clean, newly decorated 3-room private bath and entrance, close in very desirable. Inmedlate possession Phone 525 or 570. Apartments UPSTAIRS 709 S.

CedarT 65 NICELY furnished, well located, down sialrs, laundry facilities, utilities paid Phone 22J or 779. ROOMS, modern, all.utilities paid, fire place. SSD per month. Phone 256, Furnished or Unfurnished 4-Room Apartments Private bath and entrance. 306V2 S.

Main Call IRVIN MALOTT 596 or 1876 Houses For Rent 2-ACBE Biiburbanrs.roora modern house except gas. Phone 297. modern, close Irf J45.00, Harry Lldlkay 1815. 4ODERN, 5 rooms, 2 car garage, fuf basement. Inquire 905 W.

6th. BBbROOSfsTThardwood Sycamore. Phone 808-M. "ROOM mile south of Highland. ONE-STORY, 6-room 2814-J.

ICE 5-room house. Call 2231-J after 5:00 p. or inquire at 836 s. Sycamore. Bus.

Property For Rent ice OR RENT" about Jan. ground at 220 West Wilson occupied by Relnecke R. E. Cook phone 534. lomes For Sale BY OWNER.

LeavlnfTstate ranch type home, ,.3 bedrooms, hardwood doors, lots bunting. Very nice. Call 320 3 mi. good town, good -rm. mod.

house, Grade A barn, veil watered, 200 A. tillable, bal. ood pasture, good fences, all outes. G. I.

aproved, $27,000.00. Harry Lidikay Phone 1615 310 S. Main Rooms and Bath, lots of built, inj. auto, furnace and water heater, polished floors, nicely decorated, excellent condition throughout, full basement, paved street, side, low taxes, owner moved away. Exc.

J7.500.00. WEIEN -REALTORS 112 E. Second Income property with nice 6-rm. pt. below, 4-room apt.

above, each as private bath and entrance, hoice West side location. Luther Stevens REAL ESTATE 407 S. Main Phone 1190 Pomona. REOiS'TEREiJ Duroc boa meat type? Homer Hodges, Homewood. Phone 2654 Willlamsburg.

THE Sold at thi Ottawa Market Sale. East Wilson, Saturday, Dec. 7th: 40 hesd Texas ewes, bred: 3 Hampshire sows, bred; 35 Hampshire shoats: 10 yearling stock steers and heifers; 55 head steer calves, -weight 375 to 400 2 milk cows; 10 stock cows; 50 head mixed cattle; 3 purebred Holsteln heif. ers, Bangs vaccinated, heavy spring- ers, weight around 1,000 Ibs. also usual run of livestock, hay and posts, Nelll George and Gordon James, tlonesrs.

Franklin County Sale, Wilson Locus! Saturday, Dec. 1th: 18 mixed cows; 2t Whlleface tleers, extra one owner; 35 stiwrs and hclrers edi 30 baby calves; ohe 2-year-old Black Angus bull: sons with by Hide; 28 stock hogs; 18 weanling pigs; hay, posts and mlsrHlaneouo. Seeds, Feeds, Fertilizers FOR SAlTE: hay. tOT-W-i. We Have Nitrate on track Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

After these 2 cars, prices will be $4 higher. OTTAWA CO-OP 302 N. Main Phone 1400 Legals (First Published In The Ottawa Herald December 8, 1957) (Last Published therein December It, 1957) STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF KANSAS AOT1CE TO Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals lor the construction of road work In Franklin County, Kansas, will be received at office of the County Clerfc in Ottawa, Kansas, until 9:00 December 19. 1957 and then publicly- opened, as follows: SO-301 02-3 (15) Pt. I 3.325 Concrete Pavement Seeding, beginning N.E.

of existing US-50, 1V4 south of Ottawa: thence northeasterly new location of US-50 (Interstate)." 50-30102-3 (16) Pt. mild Con- ciete Pavement Seeding, beginning at the north end of the Marais des Cygaen River Bridge, approx. 1 mile east of Ottawa; thence north northeasterly ea new location of US-50 (Interstate). 50-301 02-3 (15) Pt. 7.376 mlUi Concrete Pavement Seeding, beginning approx.

1 mile east of Wellsvllle, on Franklln-MlamI Co. Line; thence southwesterly on new location of US-50 (Inter- stale. 33-30 070-1 (5) 0.371 mile A-B BO BAST, beginning approx. mile west of the Intersection of K-33 US-50 (Interstate); thence east on K-33. Further Information regarding the work may be had by an" examination of plans and specifications on file In the office of the Franklin County Clerk of st (lie offices of the Slate Highway Commission.

BY ORDER OF THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION LYNN BRODRICK, Director. Baptist Heads Church Council By GEORGE W. CORNELL A.P. Religion Editor ST. LOUIS, Mo.

iff) A Midwestern Baptist pastor who likes to climb mountains, the Rev. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg of St. Louis, today was elected president of the National Council of Churches.

He is the first Baptist ever to head the big coopereative Christian organization, which includes 30 Protestant and Orthodox denominations with 'about 37 million members across the nation, Ten other top officers, also were elected at the council's triennial General Assembly, its chief policy-making conclave. They w)ll serve until the next assembly three years hence. Dr. Dahlberg succeeds the Rev. Dr.

Eugene Carson Blake of Philadelphia, administrative head of the Presbyterian Church in the U.C.A. Dr. Dahlberg is a leader in American Baptist (Northern) Convention and has twice been its president. But his local congregation, the Delmar Baptist Church, is affiliated both with the American and Southern Baptist conventions, "A church with a Northern ac- and Southern exposure," it jas been called. The Southern Baptists, along with the Roman Catholic Church and the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, are the only major U.S.

lenominations not in the council. Dr. Dahlberg, a scholarly but warm-natured man, is an avid mountain cilmber at 64. On vaca- ions he often spends days alone, scaling peaks in Colo- ado. He says he likes the jsoli- ude as well as the heights.

Mother of AP Photo Editor Is Dead KANSAS CITY, Kas. (fl-Mrs. ienry W. Sweers, mother of Jeorge E. Sweers, Associated Press photo editor in Tokyo, died oday.

She was 63 and had been 11 since August. Sweers visited his mother for tiree weeks after she first became 1. Her condition turned critical ast Monday and she became atient again at Providence Hos- ital. There is another son, Richrd U. Sweers of Garnett, KM..