The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 2

Cuff Stuff- DOB Larson, seventh grade mathematics instructor at Roosevelt school, has been elected chair man of the Salina school mathematics department. Mary Zimmerman, senior high geometry in. itructor, it secretary-treasurer. Sunflower department: R. A.

N. 3rd, has a flower, growing In his yard that would put many Kansas trees in the shade. Gentry says hit pride joy.measure: 14 to 15 feet and ii loaded with flowers. Can you top it? Gen. -Walter Sweeney, commander of the 15th Air Force, visited Thursday at Smoky Hill Air Force General Sweeney's headquarters are at March AFB, Calif.

If your neighbor has a TV-antenna and you don't see his name listed among those obtaining permits, don't start mumbling nasty things under your breath. It may be all perfectly legal. No permit is.required for towers not exceeding 10 feet from tha rooftop. Despite this, some folks have needlessly spent $3 for a permit just to keep the neighbors from talking. Tlie Saline County CROP committee will hold a meeting 29 to make plans for the.

county campaign. The meeting will be at 10 am in the YWCA, The Rev. G. S. Junction "City, district supervisor, will be present.

Mrs. Charles Thompson. 1321 Merchants Make Christmas Plans Christmas it just around the corner) At least it was Thursday for 20 branch managers of a stores who met in Salina. They were given a preview of Yuletide merchandise and the new ines they will have on i shelves. Sales plans also were discussed George Hawks, Abilene, district manager, conducted the meeting.

A luncheon was held at noon al Lamer Hotel. Hosts -were Leonard Martens Salina manager, and his staff. Thursday, Sept. 16, 1954 age 3--The Salina Journal tDISTO'TRAIX Tliursdiiv morning for irip to Denver for Central States Shrine fall fcsti- rt Biwline, 1814 Siii.mo'ns, potentate; and R. H.

Cravens, East Country Club Ros-J, rc- B0.4RDIKG'' val are Art Brnd--, coracr. About 230 from Isis Shrine took train trip. (JOUR.XAL FHOIO). Today In Salina and Delores Irene Johnson, 21, Clay Center. Gypsum, Wednesday reported the; theft purse from her She told police her car was parked! at the Gleniffer Hill school.

She 1 iiospitai Admissions (Visiting Hours: 2-4 pm. pml Ajbury-- Mrs. Lucy J. Parker, 941 Sheridan; Byron W. Hancock, 153 S.

C. Kohls, 155 N. 9th; Donald A. Phillips, 421 Eiiclid; Mrs. Arthur E.

Halstead, RFD 1. SI. John's Bill T. Riordan, Solomon; Lillian B. Carrasco, Marymount College; Mrs.

George Divorces mie Roger Lynch, Granted Marilyn fromrCharles Company Reunion Soon Salina's did Company whicl gave a good account of itself in World War l' as part of the 13711 Infantry, 35th Division, will hav its annual reunion Sept. 25-26 ii Salina. More than 40 registrations hav been received already, Mrs. Leon ard one secretary-treasur er, said, and registrations aren due until Sept. 24.

improper muffler, dismissed by Stark, extreme and! Doster Salina, is pres judge. Mickey WamagG, 39, Assar-' custody of two minor dent of the Company organiza ia, running signal light, $5 fine, William Melvin Wilsie, 21, reckless driving no license, plates, $25 fine and 10 days, paroled on jail: sentence. a i Amos Williams, 20, 216 W. Lincoln, improper turn, $5 bond forfeited. Brit Russell, 46, Mohett, Deeds Recorded tion.

The night of Sept. 25 me will have a stag party in the Kai Kyser, RFD Mrs. Zane Puckett, I lumber extending from truck not 717 W. Walnut; Mrs. Verla Van marked by warning flag, $5 fine- E.

Jewell: Fred E. Gil- Waldo; Mrs. Francis Riordan, John Allen Pierce, 40, 341 Woodlawn, speeding, $15 fine. Jack Al- said the purse W. Iron: Lyle M.

Burkhead. len, 19, 314 Des Moines, illegal muffler, $5 bond forfeited. Ervin jLoomis, 53, 635 S. 4th, improper 'turn, So fine. Thomas Gerald Fox, papers, a check for $55.67, but no SO? Iron.

Saline Countians contributed $770 to the emergency polio fund, it was announced at a meeting Wednesday of the infantile paralysis association. No special neap lls; Hospital Dismissals Asbury- Mrs Kathryn Ross, 201j 1Bi 841 Custert ira roper mufner( S. 3rd; Mrs. Charles E. Glasco; Homer E.

Boyer, Solomon; Mrs. Alice C. Smith, Min- S5 bond forfeited. Donald Waddle, 20. 517 N.

8th, reckless driving, $35 bond forfeited. held here, but voluntary gifts were solicited. Jan Evans, children's librarian at the Salina public library, is the author of an article, Sure in the September issueji: Irs GIenn Warren R. Johnson and wife sas Room of tne Lamer Hotel Ray a tract of land located about two' miles east of Salina, approximately 80 acres. Ray King to Warren R.

Johnson union The worne will meet in the Coronado Room. All to Church Sunday morning the entire del and wife, first three lots east of Cation will go to worship at tl Highland Avenue on the south sidej Immanual Lutheran church, wher of 4th Street in the briginal town the John Benson is pasto of Assaria, Kas. Lemual 'A. Berry and wife to A song composed by John Rogers, Quenemo, a Company odays Birthdays LAUREN BACALL, born Sept. in New York City.

Now noted motion picture star, she egan her thea- rical career as student at the merican Acad- my of Dramat- Arts. With er sophistica- ed blonde beau- she first be- ame a well fashion model. She be- I-AUREH her stage career with roles in Broadway plays, "Johnny Two By and "Franklin Street," boll 'allures. Then-she went to Holly to play leads in such film as "Key Largo," "Young Man iVith a Horn." and. "Bright Leaf.

She is married since May, 1945, stage and screen star, Humphrey Bogart. Also celebrating: i a Houllon, Abilene; i ha el Thomas Moylan, Salina; Robert Eugene Bislerfcldl, Ellsworth; Barbara Scheibber, Bennington; Cheryl Ann Smith, Lyons; Harold Topliff, Jewell; Douglas Greiner, Hunter. Celebrated Wednesday: Mrs. Walter Swill, 347 N. Ohio.

Soap Box Derby To Be Oct. 9 Speed-minded boys will drive lotne-built racing cars Oct. 9 in Salina's 4th annual Soap Box Derby. Rules for the construction of the pushmobiles. are available now at Jhe recreation commission's city hall offices.

Recreation Director Dave Zook urges boys who plan to enter the race to register early. Boys from 11 through 13 years old are eligible to enter cars in the race. At Country Club The course will be laid out on Country Club Road running down ill east from Marymount Road. A special feature of the day will be a motor-driven car race. Zoolc said many Salina youngsters have built cars powered by washing machine or lawn mower engines.

These cars may be entered in an exhibition race. But, said Zoot, the power cars will race uphill. "That's to keep them from going too fist," Zook said. The regular Derby includes two classes, with cars costing $15 or less in Class A and the no-cost-limit cars in Class AA. The first race is.set for 9 am.

Hurt In Vain Burglary fry Safe In Burma, Bui Letter HasHdrd Trip The Jean Seymours of Salina--mother, father and four children--arrived in Rangoon, Burma, safely but their first letter home went into the drink off Ireland. It was salvaged, however, and is. now being read by all the relatives iere. Seymour is helping install a radio station at -Rangoon for the Burmese government. He was "loaned" to Burma by the Radio Corporation of America.

Down With Plane The letter, written by Mrs. Seymour, was aboard the Dutch air- Walter B. Fu'J and wife, 507 J'ew-i man, will be sung by the. choir. ell Street.

Charles Smith and wife to Dodge Investment Company, sixth lot east of Ohio Avenue on the north side of Johnstown Avenue. Utilities 8th; Mrs. Robert W. Haynes, Cily-Vernon Hugh McGee, Clayi New service Hugh C. Smith to Hth from Denver, A.

N. Cain to 516 E. Bond from The composer's son, Bruce, will conduct it. The reunion dinner will be Sunday noon at the American Legion Home, followed by the annual memorial service. i Donald Co Center tailure to teease Delphos; Deanna R.

McGavran.i avqid collision, $10 fine. Wells. St. John's--Mrs. Margaret Nead- Books" Are drniscr and al 'Shter.

Longford; District Application filed Merdith McCrack- City of Salina for appointment of lin to 620 N. 5th from Chicago, commissioners to appraise damag- and son, G15 to property owners for condem- Two Airmen Are Injured Virginia Porche to 410-S. llth from Yoakum, Lloyd A. Belk toj Two airmen were injured Wed- of i he Kans-is Library Bulletin Iti 5 vincent Gi 2nd nation of real estate on soutn side! 10 5 N. Phillips from Ellsworth; nes day afternoon at Smoky Hill is a storv (if the Kansns Territor Mrs Waller Benz 62R hn stown; of Cloud Street between 9th andjT.

D. Nordin to 901 Merrill from ial'Centennial Reading Club, in Carl Hoffman, 400 E. Iron; Harry 31 byr-a "TM An abortive burglary attempt Wednesday night was reported at Pat's Service Station, 9th and Bishop. Harold Morisette, 405 i who lives in the bouse west of the station, said he was watching television when he heard the sound of glass breaking about 18 o'clock. He called police.

Officers discovered eight panes of had been broken in the grease room. The intruders apparently were able to work in secrecy The window is concealed from the street a large billboard. Blood was found on the glass, indicating the window may have smashed by a fist. A motorist told police he anc his wife saw two men run south o. the station about 10.

which the Salina library's reading club took part. A half-ton pickup truck, which Uncle Sam lias declared to be excess baggage, is on the auction block. The truck, which can be eC lultlbia: seen at Coronado Courts, Funston Jewell, will be sold to the highest bidder. Deadline lor bids is 10i H. Steinberg, Abilene; Diana M.

Riedel, 1021 N. llth; Rose Honomichl, 709 W. Crawford; Mrs. John Allen, 211 N. Chicago: Jess C.

Erickson, RFD H. M. Wilkie, Wakefield; Mrs. Lorinda Church, Births Boys Mr. and Mrs.

Donald R. City of Salina vs. Harvey Luther Gooch, driving car while under influence of intoxicating beverages, appeal to district court Norman, Douglas C. Pressnell to N. Penn from Tucson, Jack M.

Newell to Air Force base when a truck tailgate chain broke, throwing them to the street. They are A-3c Albert Nardie on motion of defendant; case remanded to City Court. City of Salina vs. Richard A. Reynolds, driving car while under influence of intoxicating beverag-! 529 E.

Beloit from Hutchinson. is, Chicago, and A-B Kenneth Sul- ij van 17, of Philadelphia. They are in the base hospital. Nanlie is in "improving" condition with head injuries and back cuts. Sullivan is reported in "fair" condition.

He suffered head in- Herbert Wessel to 1935 S. 4th ifrom Herington; C. J. Baine to 437 S. Connecticut from Cortez, George J.

Taylor to 867 Osage ifrom Wichita. Change address--Nancy Bledes, case dismissed without soe to 105 clark from juries. Salina, Hays Firms Are Low TOPEKA A Salina construction firm and two contractors at Hays were apparent low bidders Wednesday to construct two women's dormitories to house 72 coeds am Sept. 28. Bid forms can be ob- Ridcri G13 jHj i 7 i bs 6 lc tained from Mrs.

Katharine Kast-; Sep t. 1C, at Asbury. Mr. and Mrs. sl ner.

housing manager. The truck a i Rj i a 719 iron. ice to defendant on motion of as-' Minneapolis; Albert Sramek to The two men were working on a at Ha ys tate Colle Se- is described as in "fair condition anil usable with minor repairs." Mitchell Dispute Decision Soon BELOIT Mitchell County com-, mitteemen and women from 24 Courts precincts will meet here Saturday to elect a chairman. A dispute has arisen over the post. 8 4 Sept.

15. at St. John's. Girls Mr. and Mrs.

E. Doran, 6-15 Morningside Road, 7 12 Sept. 16, at St. John's. Correction Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Rahmeier, 418 Baker, are parents of an 8 pound, 2 ounce, girl: born Sept. 15 at St. John's. (Originally announced as a boy.) city attorney.

IN. 12th from 316 N. Phillips; Alan Goldie Ade et al vs. Elmer Waters to RFD 3 from 604 W. Shelton et al, division of expenses Grand; Minnie Davis to 411 S.

Con- from N. 2nd; Ward in sale of real estate in partition luo T'n Barcafer to 315 E. Claflm suit; plaintiff to pay one-third, fendants to pay two-thirds. TV Antenna Permits W. S.

Diller. 715 S. llth. E. C.

Hake. 319 W. Republic Building Permits from 331 W. Republic. Clyde DeMars to 1217 N.

8th from 915 Mrs. Bill Warno.w to 425 S. Connecticut from 1217 N. 8th: J. W.

Carlyle to 435 S. 12th S. 5th; L. W. Gaulter to 1108 N.

10th from 443 The session, called by state GOP; RFD 3 speeding, dismissed by Chairman Lloyd Ruppenthal, Mc-j Judge. Kenneth Clarence Fisher, Mrs. Eva Patterson, converting Disconnections Howard A. Police-Mayo Edward Morgan dwelling to duplex at 149 -i re from 0sa Se to ment()i a Henry rown from 1318 Kiows to Weslaco, John F. Ziegler from 416 W.

Pres- 21, SHAFB, speeding, dismissed by 12th, $5000. judge. Mrs. Karl Dalrympte, re Alarms Pherson, will be at the courthouse at 2 pm. 20, 351 W.

Republic, speeding in school zone, $10 fine. Mrs. L. G. In an earlier election Dr.

Hugh' Willcoxon. 41, i Hope, Hunter, and Carl Thiessen, Speeding, $20. bund fe it Marriage Licenses 2:45 am, Sepl. 16 Used gas cott lo Los Ange eSj mask to check for ammonia leak at Gamble-Robinson 220 E. no damage.

Solomon Rapids, tied for the chairmanship. Hope Wins Flip Hope was named chairman on a flip of the coin, but other officers later resigned in protest. Then Thiessen was elected. Both votes were voided, how- Ruppenthal is expected to preside at Saturday's meeting. Thomas Dean Buxton, 29, 800 1 Albert Whitakcr 20, Philadel-l 3rd, speeding, $10 fine.

Ernest Albert Lewis 437 a 10 days, paroled. Jim-, 'a, and Daisy Mae Salina. Bobbie Ray Tindell, 20, Pacoima, Dale Forschen from New Cambria to John L. Russell from 117 E. Beloit to Keokuk, C.

R. Dooley from 149 S. 12th to Brookville; Harry Fromm from 442 S. 8th to Camp Kilmer, N. J.

Sutherland Speaks i At Manhattan Brig. Gen. John R. Sutherland, commander of the 802nri Air Division at Smoky Hill Air Force base, spoke Monc'ay at the Manhattan Rotary Club. Lt.

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Sundays, between 8 and 10 am. Hospital Notes Dean Toothman, 16, New Cambria, suffered a cut finger Wednes-j day while at for the Royalj trash hauling detail Wednesday afternoon. Driver of the truck, A-lc Their bias totaled $233,270 on the identical two-story, red brick liner which crashed recently -at Shannon, Ireland. It was salvaged with some other cargo. Mrs.

Seymour is former Margaret Wyatt, daughter of J. Earl Wyatt, 724 W. Walnut. Mr. and Mrs.

Erve Seymour, 134 N. 10th, are the parents of Mr. Seymour. The younger Seymours left Salina about two weeks ago. On their plane trip to Burma the Seymours halted for two hours in Hawaii.

Get In The Mood said Mrs. Seymour her letter, "was the beginning of foreign dress and stop from there on was more exotic. "There wasn't time to see the city but we' sat and drank pineapple iuice at 20 cents a glass, to get in the mood. "In Tokyo we had three giant- sized hotel rooms and, meals in a fancy restaurant with about six waiters hovering over every table "We were so sleepy we took two naps, but figuring we wouldn't be there again, we dragged ourselves out on a sightseeing tour." Al Hong Kong' the SalinanJ had a real shock. They ordered soda pop and, tooMate, saw that the price was $2 a piece.

Mrs. Seymour was saved from complete collapse by learning the drinks were priced in "Hong Kong At one time the Seymours were Music Drive Pushes Ahead With the Salina Civic Music Association membership drive at the halfway mark, about two-thirds of iast year's members have subscribed. William Cole, drive chairman, said only of the -campaign's workers have however. Membership sales finance the winter concert series held each year in Sams Chapel, Kansas. Wes- University.

Ends Saturday The-drive ends at 5 pm Saturday. The Victor Herbert Festival has seen tentatively, scheduled for 'a Feb. 3 performance here. Further scheduling must await the outcome of the membership drive. Sales are being held to about 1400 this year, in order to assure subscribers good seats at the concerts.

Mahoney Ready For A Debate Elmo J. Mahoney, Democratic candidate, for Congress, has a proposition. "I'll debate my opponent," Mahoney said here Thursday, "at any place and at any time on this issue: The welfare and general condition of agriculture, labor and the small businessman in the Sixth district." Mahoney said he had issued ths challenge before but hadn't heard yet from Rep. Wint Smith, the Re- Charles Scruggs, bdieved the men! buildin 2 This is about 8000 nist China. within about 20 miles of Commu-j publican candidate.

Mahoney stopped in Salina on had remained at a dormitory more than th state architect's of- Mrs. Seymour wrote of his way to Topeka from his farm stop while he was driving the truck fice llad estimated construction to the base trash dump. Riding Tail Gate The men, however, were riding on the 1 tail gate. The. supporting chain broke.

costs would be. Busboom Rauh, Saiina, quoted 5186,400 for the general contract on the two buidings. Doane Plumbing Heating, Hays, priced the Scruggs said he didn't know of Plumbing and at accident. He drove on to the! 870 Stewart Electric dump and learned of the mishap' Ha bid 12 000 to do the le when he returned. trical work Hospital authorities said Thursday air evacuation of the injured men was not expected.

Nardie's father was expected to arrive in Salina Thursday. PTA Reports Crown Bottling Company. He was, (he treated at St. Johns. Legionnaires To Start New Moose Degree A chapter of the Legion of the Moose will be organized Sunday in Salina when 60 men are initiated at the Moose Home on South Broadway.

The Legion of the Moose is the second degree of the Loyal Order Mrs. Charles Withcrspoon, 822 had a splinter removed from 1 d-g throughout the state are expected here for the ceremony. The chapter will be formally in- Nationalists, Reds In New Duel Thursday, September 16-Formosa UB--Chinese and Nationalist big TAIPEH, Communist guns dueled briefly Wednesday on offshore islands some 350 miles north of Quemoy, focal point of recent action, the Defense Ministry announced today. A special communique said the exchange involved two tiny islands near the Tachens, northern anchor of the Nationalists' chain of offshore island bases. her daughter, "kept busy home in Dorrance.

the little children without pants. "In all these countries I never saw a man or child wearing shorts and no shirts. I'm worried about whether it's decent to let our children go without shirts. I "They certainly don't need shirt for warmth in these cli-' mates so it must be for modesty. Refugees In Hovels "Hong Kong is as foreign as one could imagine.

We saw some un- jelievably poor hovels perched on hillside, the homes of refugees from the north." yard in Rangoon bit one of the chil- Apparently there is never a at tne cho0 moment. Mrs. Seymour- says eight! planmn board members are Hnger Wednesday at pm Sunday at thc Argus.Room of the A and Cafej I with a ceremonial team from To- Joan Mllllken. 19-monlh-old 1 ka in Charg6 John's. She was given a shot.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Milliken, Mentor, suffered slight burns Wednesday when she. turned on the gas stove in the kitchen.

Dinner Planned The initiation follows at 2 at the Moose A dinner, for; Legionnaires and wives is sched-: ulcd for 5:30, followed by a floor show and entertainment. The plane was named as part of The next regular initiation iiftol Fulton County's centennial eel- the order has been set for Oct. 19j ebratioti. It was built by the Geor- SHAFB B-47 Homed For Georgia A B-47 crew from the Bomb Squadron al Smoky Hill Air Force base, now has a link with the people of Fulton County, Ga. The.

crew's plane is named the "Fulton Centennial" to. honor the county where it was built. or 10 geese, several stray dogs and some servants pass through their yard all the time. "It really isn't too hot," she adds, "but at times the humidity reminds nie of the YMCA swim: ming-pool room on a hot day She was treated at Asbury for burns on her left arm. Mrs.

Moalc, 515 N. ibbens, i a Division of Lockheed Aircraft suffered a small cut on her head rom oi" in an accident Thursday morning at the Smoky Hill AFB Exchange. A-kettle fell from a shelf, 'striki-- her on the head. She was' treated at Asbury. the' newly-elected supreme! Corp.

in Salina Visit and Mrs. Francis Robb, Kansas City, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Robb's sisters, Alice and Edith Dov, 238 -lOlh. governor, of the order, is expected to be in Salina. The Salina lodge now numbers 1565 members.

A Sept. 12 class of 135 men brought the membership to that total. City Commissioner Lloyd was the representative of thc class. How Appropriate! Other-house Dow 16-- 'IVIXIMIIiOWJT BKjlUTV -Marilyn. Monron'attracts KNIO iVnw Yorkm nx nho Mauds over sldr.wnlk irntlnit and Id.i tun Mow skirt Sho repealed.routine 15 limes for scene film rerfvrmincc Imty chtcra from (AP Photo) home are Mr.

and Mrs. John E. Goold, Wilmington. Del. A daughter, Alice Jean Gbold, accompanied as a Columbia, where she entered Stephens College, MOUSCRON, Belgium A cow escaped from a slaughterhouse and smashed furniture in a local cafe today.

of-'the cafe--Thc Golden Ox. Accepts Brig. Gen. John R. Sutherland commander of SHAFB's 802nd Air Division, went to Atlanta to accept the plane.

He represcneted Maj Gen. Walter Sweeney, commanding general of the 15th Air Force General Sutherland-had earlier accepted a Georgia-built B-47 as thc first jet bomber to be stationed here. The "Fulton Centennial" crew includes Capt. Albert J. Kantor, aircraft commander; Lt.

Edwin Thompson, pilot, and. Capt. David A. Vogcl, observer. Lt.

Col. George W. Call is com mandcr of the Gleniffer Hill PTA Discussed Organization of -a Parents and Teachers Association at Gleniffer Hill school was discussed by a planning board. The board met with Mrs. Leroy Rinard, PTA council president, Sevmours' back a rleen Lindeman, school principal.

Mrs. D. C. Adamson was elected dren. The incident didn't banish; the geese however.

The family will temporary chairman keep them. "They're good watch- and thevkeep snakes charter meeting for the group will be Oct. 12 at 7:30 pm Mmes. Don Dieter, Leonard Martin, Andrew Rueb, L. L.

McAninch, Bill Carr, Wilson Stone, Gerald Atkinson, D. C. Adamson, Victor Dolan, Sherman Sampson, J. J. Harry McLeod, Don Swartz, Richard Ruch and Leroy one of the few reminders here of Magnusbn.

home." You will be happily surprised. Classified Ads sell old things. Magnolia School District 77 will hold its first PTA meeting at pm Friday. CSKTS SOUVKSIK--Brlfr. On.

R. (WSiMl Mr Division fommmidnr al Smoky Hill, KP model B-47 from Tnyliir, "Mlsn ArintloiT, at factory, Atlanta, Ceremoar mirited Mmlnf of B-4T built.