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PAGE FOUR TirE lOLA REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 13. 1957. lOLA. KANSAS THE lOLA REGISTER F.

SCOTT- -193S ANCKI.T K.litnr and I'lit'Iif-hod daily cxcfpt nt 302 SiMitli Wnphnitftnii Avp Inla. Kons. Entered at Jaia, nffn-e as Second Class Maltpr. Teit-phomJ 1 fi Pr.rnie Brnhrti Kxrlianso t'oiuiecting Ail I take care of present commitments. But it's a good bill.

It will save the stale far more than it will cost in the long run. It is almost bound to be adopted sooner or Hater. So Waste of Shoe Leather SALUTE TO GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts of America arc their 45th anniversary SUMSCRIPTION RATES Alli'n aod AdjolDLug CoUDtiet) ,,0 uh- week. They have a right Pi'oud, and America has si "''iu 'r 7 to be proud, of a program. Tirrr has survived the test of so; uj'Mmany years and has accom-; so much.

One jorl More than 2 million girls from active in Girl Scout- i. They are learning jn lo thp uHc for repiiliIirniKin ail ihe lornj liewa iii ne-wnpnp-r, as well ail rjpwB dispatches. their free time to take care of a home, to be healthy, to get along with people, to be good sports, 'and to be good citizens. Lumped together, Girl Scout 'activities add up to i building. But the objective is i 'achieved through fun, friendly association, not i Bible Thought For Today There were also that said, We'and restraint and inhibition, Kings triDutc.

and that unon our r- lands and viiieyards Scoutmg exists here 5:4. in other communities because: 'parents are concerned about howj GOOD COMBIN.ATION i "se their leisure: Women volunteer to serve' ihe Senate education commit-jas troop leaders. Men give a has recommended for to committee meetings or, a bill to provide stale aid as consultants. I translate character building andi It IS an interesting combination citizenship into the excitement of two separate bills that had i and adventure children love. They been proposed, and to my mind are making good citizenship well as Girl Scouting a family affair.

a logical one. It gives the junior colleges a subsidy of $,5 per credit hour, II gives the municipal universities exactly the same but, fo' their freshmen and mores only. Thus it extends to municipal universities the argument under which junior college aid has been it will save the STATE universities money if their load of first and second year students can be shared with local institutions. There is no particular reason why the state should spend money to subsidize the advanced levels of instruction at municipal colleges. That's what the state universities are primarily for.

The stale would, so to speak, be competing with itself. Or to put it another way, if state money is lo be spent for advanced university work, why should it not be spent directly on slate institutions rather than indirectly on municipal over which the'state has controf? There is, however, every reason why the state should be happy to encourage first and second year students to do their college preparatory work at home. II would autoinalically weed out thousands of students who would quit at the end of one or two years of college work anyway. It would save the stale schools scads of money money which they could far belter spend improving their graduate and post-graduate levels of instruction. So it does make 'sense lo aid municipal universities for their first two years only, and, of course, all the Isvo-ycar junior colleges.

Area Items FORT chamber of commerce is on a membership drive that has a goahof 300. city is pumping water from a pool below municipal dam to supplement the main reservoir supply. 'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.

Hoefle, 1116 S. Evergreen, caused dam- Neosho Falls News Items OUR BOARDING HOUSE With MAJOR HOOPLE (Mrs. Belle Mefford) The schoolhouse was broken in-j to Thursday night and a large! jamovml of cash lakcn from ihci safe. Sorry to lose the Carl Young family from our community, niey moved to Moran Saturday. I TONIC TO A CAM'T I FEAR OVERWORK HAS At OLD 6ACR0-ILIAC WAR WOUMD SOT yoU'LU STAY FDR CAN'T 6TAV.

WA'JOR WE HEARD Trte' BETTER 5MAP OUT OP THAT HuMCKgACk: MlG'SOS RATTHNO Of NOTRe Pon eOLEr IM THE I 6X PATRICK'S '4 LIKE DAY, THUMQgR A ---rME A ARE INDING UP FDR A -Mrs. Big.aer has been: quite poorly the past week. AW wishing for her a speedy recovery, i Past Matrons Club O.E.S. met; March 4, in the home Mrs. Josephine Scott.

Mrs. Marjorie George, chairman, presided. Clippings appropriate for the month of March were read in answer to roll call. Mrs. Audrie Compton had charge of diver- sions.

Mrs. Sullivan and. Mrs. George received prizes. Mabel Sullivan was appmntod news reporter.

Cards were sent to Shevvell. and Marion iFarnam at the close of the rcgu- 'akon to shut-ins, and two nights Jlar order of business. A verv en-iof personal help with the sick afternoon for all. Deli-jone home. At this time all icious refreshments were their pledge for the' TM 3-13 KM 1 West Europe "i DAMASCUS.

Syrii IGeorge. Maude Dulinsky, Audrie so a "Memorial Membership" I Compton, Izetta Sherwood, Vera 'ected, making all the points MpHifprnne' iSnodgrass, Schrier, Ma-the Crown. This will I at quartet tables to the following members: Mesdames Marjorie of Our King" and thei treasure chests are returned. Al-I NEA Service, Inc Poland Appears More Independent By J.AMES M.ARLOW delegation to Washington to ask Press economic help. WASHINGTON" It may be; Dulles' leltep was sent to the lime for Secrctarv of Stale Dulles House Foreign Affairs Committee to take a ncu look at the the delegation ar- Communist xmi'minent.

rived. Between that time and now most of his attention has been ago in a classified letter on the Middle East made public he luld Congress Po-iand gelling the Israelis out of land now is not I'-Sypt. But on March 10 the New York Times earned a story from War Fire Chief Bill Brennan said which said almost all the fire started in the attic, around the government were thrown out leaders of the Stalinist faction In last October's the in control of a hot water tank vent. Bergman, owner of a Neosho River dam near his farm north of here, has contracted for a 30-foot fill at one end in the hope of preserving the structure and he also is negotiating with the city of Burling ton to the dam as a supplemental water supply source for the city. HEAL ESTATE TBANSFEBS Issued Daily by The lola Abstract Company Whether the bill will actually pass this session of the legislature is quite another matter.

Frankly, I rather doubt it. It would cost a million' dollars a year. And of all years to ask for an extra million dollars, this would seem to be one of the worst in view of the agony the legislature is going through in its effort to find even enough jponey to to lola, 3-11-57. E. C.

Robinson Mary L. Rob inson, husb. wife to Lyman Floyd Burt and Myrtle Burt, husb. and wife, as jt. $1, All of Lot 9, of Lot 10, Blk.

30, Moran City, 2-18-57. F. M. Walton Madeline E. Walton, husb.

wife, to Luther Lee Kinman Bonnie J. Kinman, husb. and wife, as jt. $1, pt. of the SE'A of 27-24-18, beg al SW cor of said SE'A 444', 350' to center of Coon Creek, Ih along the center of Coon Creek in a NW direction to the line of said 'A sec.

to beg. Less land deeded to State of Kansas for highway purposes, containing 4.93 3-9-57. Clarence Warren and Verl Warren, husb. wife to Edmund R. Sherwood and Violet M.

Sherwood, husb. and wife, as jt. $1, Lot 14, in Kansas Property Improvement Company's Subdivision of Lot of Boughton's Subdivision of SE'A of 26-24-18, being an Add. and Wladyslaw Gomulka. a Com-iwhich fought Gomulka's return to munist jailed for years as a "Tito- power have now been reinstated ist" by Stalin, was made boss of government jobs, the Communist party.

1 As a result, the story said, there Since then his government has'is a feeling of bewilderment in shown signs although there Poland over the Polish Commu- have been reasons for skepticism'nists' tactics. And students have being independent of posded signs asking: "Are these And several weeks ago it sent a changes of jobs or of policy?" I There can be no doubt of the desire among Poles 90 per cent of whom are Roman Catholic for independence from Moscow. 25 Years Ago Items From The Register of March 13, 1932 Machine Age Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 Eccentric wheel 4 Car part 8 Tilts 12 Malt drink 13 Plant part 14 Unemployed 15 Thus la Like Atlas 18 Moral 20 African antelope '21 Wile 22 Rim 24 Skeleton part 26 Region 27 Feminine nickn.Tme 30 Straightener 32 Put in harmony 34 Ebb 35 Logic 38 Distress signal 37 Chemical sufUxes 39 Volcano 40 Heavenly body 41 Winglike part 42 Corridor 45 Dried grapes 4fl Astrakhan 51 At this time 52 Strayed 53 British princess 54 Age 55 Biblical name 66 Projecting pin 57 Period of time DOWN 1 Type holder 2 Landed 3 Machine workers 4 Pamphlet 5 Greek letter 6 Kind of bearing 7 Japanese outcast 8 Name 9 Notion 10 Building diagram 11 Remit 17 Void A A Id A 1 A 1- 1 A A A 1 A A -r 1 T. 1 A m. A A A 1 Ik, 1 u.

A fe UTiat isn't known is this: Was jihc party shlft-arourid in October ja real attempt at independence by jlhe Polish Reds thernselves or ieffort to quiet the'wide unrest by Nilwood: Mr. and Moyne puling on a diffei'ent face? Knapp- and family moved into be no doubt that this district Monday. of former harsh Com- 'munist controls have been re- Extra Friday and Sat- la.xed under Gomulka. Roasted and But Russian troops are still in Ca.shew -Nuts, 39e per Under a treaty with Rus- Cook's. they are forbidden to move around without the Polish governIlorville: We are sorry lo permission, but this agreie- Mr.

and Mrs. Belknap and could be broken instantly if from our neighborhood. Theyithe Polish people tried to throw have moved farm. lo the Carpenter out the Communists And Gomulka on Jan. 14 said Poland must veer back toward voted in the United Nations for a resolution condemning the United States for alleged subversive activities in Iron Curtain countries and Russia.

What does it all add up to? It adds up to these questions: Has Poland shaken off Soviet control If so, will this last or will the pro-Russian Poles take power again? The State Department isn't saying much. Perhaps Gomulka with Russia breathing down his neck, has to take it try ing, if that's what he's doing, to lead his people further away from Moscow. He may be under great pressures. If this is a sincere attempt at a breakway, it would be to this country's advantage to encourage by economic help, just as the United States' aid to Yugoslavia' Tito helped him stay independent of Moscow. Before Congress votes any help the Eisenhower administration is going to have to say openly, one way or the other, whether it thinks Poland is now free of Soviet con trol.

DAMASCUS. Syria from kuk arrived in anean terminal of ibel Sullivan, Miss Mildj-ed Thrailltho reports to the districroffrcers Baniyas Tuesday for shipment lo and the hostess. Mrs, Josephine end of March, Refresh- 1 Wohtern lOurope alter a 128-day IScotl. ments served lo the following: sloppagiv i The WSCS mot Thiirsdav in The firsf of Ihe home of Ethel Lavmon. co-! Wright.

Sy via Ellis. ihostess. Mrs. Edna Mnuzev. Mrs Snodgrass.

Stella Dodd. Roid. vice president, Mrs. Pear! Staals had pre-! Weiland. a very impressive Bauer, Ilional program with several "1 Britain and France invadeo isisting her in observance Egypt last October.

I "World Day of Prayer." Mrs. Laymon and Mrs. Mauzey.l_l' Vesta Mentzcr was the lesson Mrs. Eugene Sullivan I leader. The subject was 'The iChurch and Mental Health," giv-jweekend ien in jdialogue form iirsi of Ihe black flow reached Baniyas through the pipeline al 4 a.m., an Irnq Petroleum Co.

spokesman said. Pumping stations on the line were blown up by the Syrian army subject was Lorella, Kansas City, were Elmer Knoll of LeRoy, guests of his and Mrs. Junior Knoll of J. Sullivan and Overland Park. Schrier.

They all went lo lola, A strong March wind blew all Saturday afternoon shopping. day Sunday. During' the night to the aged. or early, this a light by three ladies. The chairman of the Golden Circle gave a verv good report.

Ten baskets of fruit taken Jimmic shower came. Humboldt: The Young Matrons Bridge Club members entertained their husbands al a 7 o'clock dinner bridge Tuesday evening al the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. L.

Parkhursl, lola. Those members driving up from Humboldt were Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Amos, Mr. and Mrs. L.

T. Cannon, Mr. and Robert Leimenstahl, Mr. antii Mrs. William Manion, Mr, and Mrs.

Clarence Williams, Mr, andi Mrs. James Bogg, and Mr.s.i P. T. McGannon, Mr, and Robert McGrew. The members in lola: Mr.

and Mrs. N. Armel. Dr. and R.

Chambers, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Parkhursl. Moscow's orbit. Poland recentlyiCnue bonds.

Turnpike Near Million WICHITA Tolls and con cessions for the Kansas Turnpike totaled $971,620.42 for the initial period ended Jan. 31, turnpike of ficials reported today. The pike had an excess of earn ings over maintenance arfd op erating costs' of $729,578.34 since it was' opened to traffic Oct. 25 "A total of $270,493.62 was trans ferred to reserves, for' payment of interest and principal on rev In 1945, if cost THIS to build a house 27 Held up 42 Competent 28 Soon 43 Machine pari 29 Russian river 44 Fair 31 Revised 46 Japanese 19 Peace goddess 33 Chinese aborigine 23 Loved ones 47 Irish girl 24 Barriers 38 Wandering 48 Vibrate' 25 Bread spread 40 Narrow boards 50 Tantalumi 26 Amphitheater 41 Troubled (ab.) 1 r- r- 5 r- 10 II li A i6 f. in 25 a iff Jt in 1 1 SI 5i Water Waste Worst TULSA Rep.

Ed Edmondson there is no waste in government thai even approaches "the terrible and unforgiveable: waste of iinconi rolled water sources." Speaking at Ihe annual banquet, of the Arkansas Dcsulop- ment Kdinondson declared. "We do nol more ursenl problem, in our entire nsilion lo-i day, llian llw problrni oi walcr and lis (jn LEGAL (First in 'llio lula Hcg- isler March fi, In the Probate Court of County. Kansas Estate of G. A. Merrynum and Sarah L.

Merrymaii, both Deceased. NOTICE OF APPOI.NTMENT Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned that on March 4, 1957, the undersigned was by said court, duly appointed as administrator of said estate. All parties interested will lake notice and govern themselves accordingly. Demands not exhibited within nine months from the first publication of the above notice shall be forever barred. C.

MERRYMAN Administrator. (3) C-13-20. Today, it costs THIS to build the same house You would pay almost timce aa much todlay to buy or build' your home as you paid ago. "To it another way, you can build only halj a house in 1957 with the money it took for a whole house in 1946, How about your fire insurance? Have yp.u enough on house and to We are qualified to help you what insur-J ance, and how much, you need on your home and furnishings. Phone us right now-we'll be glad to discuss your insurance problems with you.

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