The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 8

Stuff E. Kirwin, Wednesday received an unusual birthday surprise. Her 14-year-old granddaughter, Peggy Jean Brow, 300 E. Jewell, tow a large placard, "Happy Birthday, and tacked it to a post outkW the Brosa home for Mrs. Downey to set as the passed by on her way to work.

The SaUaa high school Madrigal chorus performed at the noon meeting of the Downtown Saliaa Lions Club Wednesday. Also on the program were Intro. ductions of Junior Lions for November. They Doug Martin, Dick Nivison, Kenneth Reitz ant Max all SODS Lions Club members. The death of Mrs.

Eleanor Roosevelt Wednesday was particularly saddening to Mrs, Anne Fafford, 1701 E. Iron. Mrs. Pafford once was iai vited by the first lady to a tea jut the White House. It was Oct.

18, 1939, 'Pafford said. She and her husband Robert, then Salina postmaster, were at a convention in Washington D. C. Mrs. Roosevelt asked some of the women there to a private tea.

"We found her a kind, gracious and wonderful Mrs. Pafford said. The early morning telephone calls will be to remind late-sleepers that they are expected at the Lamer Hotel at 7:30 am for the! fund drive kickoff breakfast, The breakfast will be free, the campaign contribution of Barney Lamer of the hotel. Dwayne Lar-! son of the Larson Lumber Company will preside as general chairman. Checking 7TJ Norris Shock, Wichita, employe of Southern Steel San Antonio, checks alignment of section of steel bars on a cell in London Heads Kansas Hospital Association Arthur Landon, Asbury Hospital dministrator, will become presi-1 ent of the Kansas Hospital as- 1 ociation Thursday at the opening business session of the annual Miss Baird Says: Women Are More Active In Government In India Mae Baird, Manhattan, said in Salina Wednesday that more women in India hold top government positions than in this country.

Miss Baird, state home ics leader back from two years meeting will continue through 1 India, spoke at a guest tea spon- Friday. Dr. Madison B. Brown, associate director of the American Hospital Association, Chicago, is the headline speaker on tbe program this year. Besides Landon, officers include Roy C.

House, Wesley Hospital, Wichita, vice-president; and Bruce E. Bredeson, administrator, Ransom Memorial Hospital, Ottawa, treasurer. The problems facing a hospital board of trustees, such as the need for additional facilities, personnel policies, care of welfare new Saline County JaU. It will be several more weeks before work on the cells'is completed. convention in Kansas City, Kas.

Landon, former president-elect succeeds Russell Miller, associate director of the University of Kansas Medical Center. The associa- Saline County ex- economics depart- sored by the tension home ment. The tea was at the First Methodist Church. About 150 women were present. Members of the Cambria and Castle Keepers HDU's were in charge of registration.

Hostess units were Bavaria and Busy Bee. Special music was by members of the Friendly Valley 4H Club, directed by Mrs. Paul Ryberg. Mrs. Virgil Ericson, chairman of the home economics advisory committee, gave the welcome.

Miss Baird went to India as a member of the Kansas State Uni- KWU Fund Drives Start Next Week ecing of the 1962 Salina Sustaining Fund for versity. Kansas Wesleyan Uni- Center. The two drives wili run concurrently. Ivan "Mike" Davis, athletic director at Salina high school, is 3) The year; FacmHy faculty has been strengthened both in numbers "general" for the Salina Alumnij 8 Professional stature seuerdi icr uie saiina Alumnii siaiure; in JUgiuand; Jerry John Owens 109 Fund campaign. Meeting with himj ejght years number of teach- S.

3rd; Mrs. Joe Delong 401 Sunday will be "colonels" andi ers at Kwu wiu doctorates has'Pacific; Otis Jones, 341 N. 9th' 1 -r-ti than Mre i Today In Hospital pm. rm Asbwy-CecJia I. Olson, RFD Mrs.

Viola TooUunan, Minneapolis; Steven W. Englert, 'Colorado Springs; Mrs. Lloyd Andrew, Gypsum; Mrs. Myrtle Sabin. 638 Highland; Jerry John Owens, 109 workers.

of divisions of drive More Help Since 1934 when the first Salina more than doubled from, seven to 15, and the instructional staff has gone up more from 28 to Mrs. Rosalie Bjorkman, Smolan; Warren Harder, Minneapolis; Will than a third L. Clark, Clay Center; Mrs, John Weckcl, 2319 Meadow Lane; Anna xhysical plant improvements Brown, S. 5th; Mrs. Rob- rC In Oft Sustaining Fund drive for KWU are UFlcl erway including a new'ert Carpenter, 917 N.

'l3th. was undertaken, the number ofi a MtIwi to Pfieffer Women's resi- Charles Allen, KWU develop- fi ms ifld viduals KWU ment director, will be there to tell' 1 Participating has gone up from fund drive workers what progress 165 to 812 In its efforts to get even better this year, KWU will idence hall to of 1963. be ready by driviBg-wljlle-intoxicated charge. committed for to poet Mot bond. Ptlke Traffic: -Stoplights, signs: Roberta Shand, Merrill, $5.

Speeding: Lula Marie Burbenk, Lindsborg RFD 2, and Jerry Gretn Noel, 411 Yale, each $20; Charles Earl VanderbiJt, Lubbock, $10. nnd Thomas Deaa Knight, Wl W. Elm, $15 bond forfeited. Other: i White. SAFE, excessive noise charge dis.

missed; Everett Zaragosa, 624 E. North, no driver's license on per. St. John'i A i TM a Jacki Barker Charle, Kansas Wesleyaa has been mak- and what it the future if the $50.000 total goal for the year is reached. reached an all with indications of a Also contributing to that goal'steady climb- will be worker, in the KWU Sa-l 2) Wesleyan', current fund debt wer7nTherV In the past KWU has ov 5 Pf reent of i-s Ray Brooks, 802 ,253 Sth; Willow Drive- points: I if school has tins year, the city "would be by, 212 of over in taxes an-'Martin, continued, nually in support of a Connecticut; Roy municipal Minneapolis; Patrick Zcnncr, Thomas Coffman, proper backing, $5.

Michael Earl Boswell. 1109 N. 4th, charged with petty larceny, bond forfeited. Births i Girls--Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold L. Stephens, 1809 Westwood, 6 lb. Retired Teachers Elect Lebow C. F. Lebow, 845 Russell, has Californian Killed Near Haviland Thursday, Nov.

-HAVILAND, Kan. (AP)-A 56- year-old California man was SHS Debaters To 3 Tourneys Salina high school debaters will be out in force this weekend, seek-1 ing trophies at three different; tournaments. Six are going to Newton high school, six to Washburn Rural high school at Topeka and four to a novice tournament at'lnman. Under Coach Carl Mibeck, Mustang debaters already have taken i i been elected state treasurer of killed early today in a head-on the Kansas Retired Teachers' Association. The organization has chapters in the larger cities of Kansas and is affiliated with the National Retired Teachers Association.

Lebow was in the instrumental music department of the Salina school system more than 40 years before retiring. Grace Stewart, former director of elementary education, is president of the Salina chapter of the organization. car-truck collision on U.S. a mile east of Haviland. Highway a a Lloyd Mucklow identified the victim as Coyle A.

Weils of Canoga Park, Calif. The truck driver, Willis L. Norton, 33, Topeka, was taken to a hospital at Greensburg with severe lacerations of the arm and possible internal injuries. i News Analysis one trophy this year, a fourth WUiner Peterman suffered second versity-International Cooperation Administration team. While there she worked with home economists and educators in developing courses in universities and in training students to work in the home economics section of village development programs.

Former Stwtat With Her Accompanying Miss Baird to the tea was one of her former patients, public education, cost controls and the need for added Arthur Laadon place at a tournament at shawnee Mission East high school. Going to Newton this weekend wUl be Jeff Rees, Dan Austin, Paula Adrian, Don Field, Steve Mulvenon and Cheryl Fitzgerald. Going to Washburn Rural high school will be Angus Wright, Mike Saunders, Web- Jerry Owens Is Injured Magnuson, Charles Franklin, Butch meier and Doug Martin. At the Inman novice tournament will be Laurel Lenz, Leslie Rob- iertson, Denise Rupe and Sally I Harper. income, are being the convention.

Jerry K. Owens' left hand was 'injured when it was caught in a 81 press roller at Wednesday. Owens. 27, 109 S. 3rd is a Jour-; nal pressroom employe.

He was reported in good condi- Oh Deer! L1TCHFIELD, III. (AP)-Henry Byron Howcll of Mesa, kill- W11U4 Jd a 275-pound, 9-point buck here, tion Thursday at Asbury Hospital. 3Ut he won't SOend niw -mnnai-'Nn i Educator Dies URBANA, HL (AP) Dr. J. Walter Malone, 74, president of MiUikin University in Decatur 111., from 1346 to 1956, died any Bhane, Hy- students, Mrs.

Asha derabad, India. Mrs, Bhane is working on a Master's degree in home science at K-State. Witnesses To Gather Here More than 1300 persons are expected at the 4H Building in Salina Friday through Sunday for the semi-annual conference of Jehovah's Witnesses of Kansas Circuit 3. The circuit includes 17 congregations in central Kansas. Main purpose of the conference is to train Jehovah's Witnesses for evangelistic work.

Main speaker to help with the training will be Peter D'Mura supervisor of a seven-state church district in the middle west. Sessions begin at 6:45 pm Friday and end with a i pm meeting Sunday. won't spend to have his trophy mounted. Instead he'll pay to have his car repaired. It received damages estimated at $525 when he struck the deer as it ran across the highway directly in front of his car.

PTA Notes permanent damage to his hand is expected. Do you need another employe? Hundreds of readers are locking through the classified ads every day. Phone TA 3-6363 and an ad- taker will help you with your ad. Hageman To Honor "The Working Uniform" strangely clad PTA group anyone who wears a uniform of Wednesday after a brief illness. Beloved Eleanor Had Priceless Quality By Tames Mario Associated Press News Analyst WASHINGTON (AP)-Life for Mrs.

Franklin D. Rcosevelt, the great and gracious lady who died Wednesday night, would have been deeply different if she had been born a generation earlier. Then she might have been con. sidered just a goodhearted but in- branch he was standing on broke, I effectual busybody But she made fell about 23 feet. I the most of her times and her op- He suffered burns on his left ttunitie until, when she died, hand, abdomen, right thigh andi she Jiad bix: me the best-loved Bill Peterman's Condition Good Billy Paul Birch, was reported in good condition Thursday at Asbury Hospital.

The 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. and third-degree burns Tuesday afternoon when he touched a 7200- volt power line while climbing a tree. Billy grabbed a wire while climbing the tree and, when the Nov. 7 Grow.

Vote Canvass To Be Friday SAFB--Mrs. Theodore Kellner 413 E. Cteflin; rs Harold Holroyd, 213 S. 4th; N'orma Allen 175 Bel Air; Mrs. Larry A.

Cliiie' COS N. ioth Mrs. Joseph A' Wright, 206 Texas, Schilling Man- bury; S-Sgt. and Nov, 7 at As. Mrs.

commissioners. The commissionm will examine poll books from each of the county's 50 voting precincts to see if tabulated votes were correctly recorded on the abstracts completed by the election boards. Usually, i errors are Hospital Dismissals Aslmry-peter H. Hamlln, Junction City; Mrs. Irvin J.

Devore, Kraft Manor; Carl A. Pyte, Clay Center; Dr. Perry A. 745 S. 9th; Raymond Carter, Minneapolis; Mrs.

Esther F. Jukes, Kellner, 413 E. Claflin, 6 lb. 11V4 Nov. 8 at SAFB.

and Mrs. Larry A. Cline, 603 N. loth, 6 lb. Nov.

7 at SAFB, Divorces Filed-Mary Elizabeth vs. Bill Ray Whittaker; extreme cruelty, gross neglect; plaintiff asks custody of four children, I Deeds Recorded i Herrln KefctrU fc 4S Lot 1207 Santa Leonard H. IPI i found Election workers put fa Swenson, 450 S. 7th; Swan N. Nel- long days and can be forgiven if figures blur at the final counting tune.

No Change Expected son, 420 S. nth; Mrs. Paul Hug. gins, Kanopolis; Mrs. Dale lien- dcrson, New Cambria; Mrs.

Joe No change in the outcome of awith and son Mrs Dav anticipa- left foot Probing Alleged Vote Violations Thursday, Nov. 8-WASHINGTON (AP)-The Jus- tice Department reported today it I overnment must take is investigating 36 complaints of 1 lncreasin responsibility for ino possible violations of federal laws in connection with Tuesday's elec- woman in the world- She had that priceless quality in a human being: Concern for other people. She had an even rarer quality: A willingness to do something about her feeling. The underlying philosophy in much she did for people was the tion. Community Chest Deadline Is Set nl JL sauna Community Chest offic-iChest money will have to take individualis which too often be- ials.

ui effort to get the a cut in their budgets for fl a a of the devil- the general welfare. Government Backed This was a responsibility that government ducked through most of its history and only assumed in the 1930s to avoid national chaos in the desolation of depression. It was forced into it. Until President Roosevelt's New Deal of the 1930s, the national philosophy was so-called rugged Saline County races is ted, however. The only defeated, anr1 candidate with any chance to win' in the canvass is Democrat Jerry Goodwin who challenged Paul Swartz'for the county clerk's job.

Goodwin id T. Rice and daughter, 1500 S. Santa Fe; Mrs. Arnold J. Budke son, Minneapolis; Linda J.

Sharon by 138 votes. An error this large would be unusual. Still to be counted are the St. Jchn's-Harold Allison, 1227 N. 7th; Mrs.

Dwayne Ball, 500 W. Republic; Janice Brown, 813 Willow; Joseph Healy, 402 Rahm; Mrs. Bobert Milleson, 528 S. College; Mrs. Harold Moore, 804 ctic inc cti state absentee ballots These will 1 hawnee; Mrs Dannv St TMtli and be arriving by mail to the county'tS nald clerk's office.

They are ballots JOSeph cast by Salina residents who were elsewhere in Kansas on election day. Again, no change in tbe come is expected when the absen- SAFB--Lanny Harris, 351 N. Columbia; Mrs. Kenneth Darnell and daughter, Mentor; Mrs, Anderson and son. 809 Mrs.

Glen V. Tedord and en and are counted next Tues- daughter, 123 E. EHswcrth; fch day. Ex-Vaudeville Star Dies SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP Henry Bergman, 75, a former vaudeville star, died Tuesday.

Send your news tip to the Salina Journal. $10 in prizes every week. ael Meis, 935 Mohawk; Mrs. Merle McCullough. 375 N.

Kansas. Courts City Court Traffic Charles Johnston Law, 215 S. 5th, and Roger Dale Patterson, E38 Highland, each $15 and costs for speeding; Harold G. Shannon, Abilene and Ed J. Schroeder jr.

Enterprise, each $10 and costs for speeding, and Lloyd H. wlf. to C. Ethertnetem, north ttn im IT and the u(h 12 feet Lot Block 4. Sunaet Mniior Addition.

Clara Nelson to Jack McCttw south 1)5 feet of Mill No fv Thomu L. Walker ind lo J. Jr. wlft, Lot Block 12. Boncl'l Addition.

Clara L. nibble Walter hiwbinl to Jamei o. nibble and Jerry L. Rib. ble, undivided Interest tn part of Lot 21.

Surveyor 1 Plat Sute to AI- rtft Greenwood, Lot Block 3. North 9th 61. Crowtrwr's Addition. unyrnonrl D. Thomas wife i 0 Brlttl Lct 10 Btocl1 Clrcl ion.

Donald O. Bulcher nnd wife to A. Jlood and wife, Lot Zt Block BtU mont Addition. Ernest F. Foster.

Jr. and wlft to Claj-cnct M. Volt and wire. Lot W. Lot V.

Block 3, Cloud h1 Addition. Parkview Realty A Bldf. Tne. to Dor.ntd L. Sterling and Fred E.

Hchwlr.dt. Lot 5. Block 3, Replat of Indian Rock Addition. Donsld L. Slcrllnic tl to Crawford and wile.

Lot 5 ock Replnt ot Indian Rock Addlllon. Phyllli Bruce et tn Mltton Thelander and wile, undivided Interett lo 3rd St. In the Ordinal Donald R. Gowinlght at to and wife. Lot 10 Bloek.

llnir HID. Addition. Clnude A. Mtlvin and wlft ta Ursclln.1 Hoti. east 113 feet of thi 6 B10ClC IF MorTi Belts- L.

Ifarletta utid husbind to Ben Modrell and Lot u. Block IT, Bclrnont Addition Kn to P. H- Knlfer. augle, 600 N. 3rd, trial Nov 16 10 will meet at Hageman School Monday night.

I any kind is asked to wear it." The program begins at 7:30 pm over, have slapped a deadline on workers who have not yet finished their jobs. All prospective donor envelopes must be worked and the re- Chest office, 115 W. Iron, by 5 pm Friday. The deadline is set with the hope workers will be stirred to do munity Chest drive publicity di- take-the-hindmost. Until New Deal rector.

"Budget cuts, of course, mean cuts in the services the agencies days there Cheers "West Side Boos The Salina Audience' Richard Beymer lead male role, "West Side which opened Wednesday perform-jity groups, such as the in the Ricans. Puerto "Free to do pictnre JYCW -jeai aays tnere tho. 4 would have been far fewer to lis-t ten to her and, more fatal to her ideas of a better world, far fewer in positions of power to cooperate ith her. She insisted, in explaining her you Gypsum Youlh Hurt In Crash Arlow George Medley, 16, sophomore at Gypsum high school, was i injured Thursday about 8 am when the 1954 car he was driving, veered off a county road about sir miles south of Gypsum. An ambulance from Gypsum, took him to St.

John's Hospital. Salina. He was taken to the surgery room. The extent of ha was not known. Deputy Sheriff Don Brown said the car left the black asphalt road, ran 84 feet, hit a culvert and careened into a ravine, land.

10 Academy Awards last year, including the Oscar for "Best However, the opening night audience indicated that its appeal in Salina There anything Rican girls ing on its left side. The car had describing the joys of liv- severe left front end damage, a shattered windshield and caved'-in steering wheel, according to Brown. Brown said Medley told him ing ki America. "Free to wait tables and shine shoes," the boys retort. And so the song goes.

is a quarrel I have with All who have uniforms will be intheschool multi-purpose room, 50 161111 1 with the 172 envelopes wearing them. It will be ''Honor l' 1Special ed "cation services avail- stm out lts a calculated risk, the Working Uniform" nisht able to Ha ema School" will be for tf the deadline doesn't have; 1 I til A 4 19 (discussed by It will be a means of getting by YoU acquainted with people by what) Car Hits Engine; No One Injured Ivan S. Ryle. 64, 725 Martin, escaped injury Wednesday when his car struck a Union Pacific Railroad engine in the 200 block on East Elm. Ryle said be was traveling east on Elm and a car following him had its lights on bright.

Tbe reflection from bis rear-view mirror blinded him and he failed to see the engine crossing the street, he told offkers. His car struck the engine, which was headed north, in the left-rear cab steps. The front end of the car was heavily damaged. Tbe engine was No. 1151.

Frank Marks, 117 S. Phillips was engineer. bus dnvers, Center; public per- Richard Bergen, sons who work with Scout groups, school art supervisor and elementary Hansmann aic panel moderated the desired effect campaign 1 cx pected to be announced Fri- will be over with the goal unmet Tbe goal Is The to- Very much encour aged tal collected far is $139,248. K. That leaves than $zo to "If the goal is not met, the 10 agencies mu'cfmn 'T 8 -f t0 right What she considcrc much more than its share 1 is contributing.

Results was not always what others considered right. Those others included the bat- will be limited. It's unfortunate, however, that'too the film, and it's hardly an ig- 0 mal one. That is that it creates run off couldn't explain the accident and that be knew WEB that he had for Playing their Whfl n- get national behind efforts to raise our share understand- young or the to a I UI I form, ruined the film for vironment, as the picture 10 did appreciate it. It'sjBut they aren'i and active life for women, been some time I've seen there.

There's a middle a more rude audience. Different than are, victims of their en- economic Nerer She was criticized, lampooned, mimicked and belittled. But she was never deterred. She was orphaned at 9, a girl with only inner beauty. Her very plainness no doubt helped identify her more easily with the commonalty of mankind.

"West Side Story" is different. Dance, song and story are more fully integrated than in any other "sDmewhere" betwen the philosophies expressed by Doc, the candy store owner, and Shranck, the detective. The performances, except for Broadway or Hollywood musical. Beymer's, are excellent. St POmtS hWWer diSPla5 ed road and before be couldn't culvert.

Medley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. RFD George I. Medley, Gypsum, Third Insurance Meeting Planned The Salina Association of Life Underwriters will have the third in a series of eight educational at day night's audience has had to tfance is the Twist and Rock Roll. And the aforementioned came unprepared for and none of these was particularly effective.

Nathalie Wood, playing Maria, fine dancing they saw. Acid these people found it im- burst from She acquired an overpowcringiy dominant mother-in-law. She had six children and a husband crippled by polio. And, what made her particularly human, was the fact that her social and political ccnsciousness developed slowly. With her drive she might have, become a prominent figure even of thc songs in the film, if her husband had not been Pres- 1 A Shame ident of the United States.

i That, too. is a But the White House and the "West SHe Storv" times in which she lived gave her fie the opportunity to become full jyou'l! hear in Donald Teare, Kansas Farm Life Insurance will give talk. "You Gotta Get The meetings are designed to f. I I I UI and unwillimr in -f i ed Olere is Justifica-1 acquaint underwriters and unwilling to fine! ment the tion for the massive buildup rfjsurance problems. has received.

with in- However, the acting laurel POSS.WC lo stretch their minds to should go to Rit a Moreno playin a the song can Anita; Geor chakfrb. accept the idea that a person when he is plays Bernardo, and the' youths i the eang members, i Thomas Martin Is Injured greeted the intriKlnrfJon to mosti Photography C. Martin, 70, Salina FD 2, was hurt Wednesday in The photogranhv excellent. '2-car crash at Ash and 9th bo is former Sa.na a man. Ho Mrs.

Roosevelt Through The Years 9 1905 an, when of the nation and the world. She was one of few people who, at the mome.it of death, could look back on her life and rot feel that, if given another chance, she might have made better use of it tno l. i i L- harsh, raw situation in which the an Academv Award for the film film is set. One song. rightfully so.

even has hwo improved over the! version used in the stage N'ew lyrics dfttail th lt vui. n. a ci in jji uase tnc bitterness it creates in minor- Cl development. D.C. John'i i dnvinjf ha brother north 9th street and a second Fapp won car, driven by Mrs, Gail Roquet, 1939 Ruskin Road, west on Ash.

interseo X-rayed at collided West Side taken as a'tion. is a in the de-' Mrs. Roquet rs of the American filmist. John's. classified ads get results..