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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 28

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I THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, WEDNESDAY. IS. 1952. SLATES AT BOYS STATE (AP) The Asian-African group secretary general, in a few days in the United Nations said today a lormal, 5 LlSfl session of the General Assembly it will submit to Trygve Lie, on the French Tunisian dispute. THE NATIONALIST AND FEDERAL 1ST PARTIES CHOOSE NOMINEES.

William Sayler, 6823 Cher-ry, and Roger V. Reed, Mouett, Are the Gubernatorial Candidates. ifyat fmiA Qwjm (j to THE ORIGINAL BLUE JEANS 4-Engino Service to mis tom (By The Star Own Service.) Boonville, June 17. Can didates for state office were nominated on two tickets today at the Missouri Boys State at the Kemper Military school. Thirteen candidates were selected by the members of the Nationalist and the Federalist parties.

The general election will be held Thursday morning. Several Kansas Citians are on each ticket. The Nationalist ticket: For governor, John William Sayler, 6S23 Cherry; lieutenant governor. Howard B. Booker.

4035 Bentcn; secretary of state. Roger Young, St. Louis; auditor, James Riley. 1245 West Thirtieth. Independence; state treasurer.

Paxton Small. 114 East Sixtv-ninth: attorney general, Ed ward Dickey Doss. Lebanon, and ludees. of the Supreme court. Richard i.

11 4. Civtn.rillltb Enjoy the lost word in modern air travel aboard 4-engine Braniff Liners, world's most beautiful oirpioa 5 mile a minute speed, sound-proofed, air-conditioned cabin, comfortable deep cushioned lounge chairs and the famous Braniff brand of Southern hospitality all the way. Ar. Houston lv. Kansas City 2 DC-6 Flights Daily 10:25 AM 3:35 PM 4:35 AM 9:00 AM 4-Engine DC-4 Flight 1:55 PM 7:20 PM Felkner.

1009 West Sixty-ninth terrace; William E. Tall. Joplin; William G. 7500 Walnut: Larry Ray, 3415 Benton; Charles Rush, St. Louis: Lon Kieffer.

St. Louis, an dDavld Charles Newman. Cape Girardeau. The Federalist ticket: For governor. Roger V.

Reed, lieutenant governor. Bill Healv. Jefferson City; secretary of state, John Powell. St. Joseph: auditor.

Gary Wayne Rust, Cape Girardeau; attorney general. Ronald Winston Tatum. Joplin; state treasurer. John Stewart. St.

Joseph, and Judsres of the supreme court, John Betz. St. Louis: Henry Dick. Sedalia: Frank Havden. 3824 Forest; John Keethler Louis: Gene Alan Klmbrell THE WEATHER PICTURE OVER THE NATION: Warmer temperatures are forecast for the Mid-West today as the winds shift ba ck to the southwest.

The cold front which Monday cooled Kansas City has moved into Arkansas, Tennessee and other states to the east. Another mass of cool air, however, is moving south through Idaho and Montana. Rain is forecast in New England, in the South Atlantic states and in the Northern Plains states, but none is expected in the Central Plains (Wirephoto). 11:15 AM 11:20 AM 5:10 AM U. S.

Weather Observations. Highest temperatures for the 12 hours READY TOR SOAG BOAAAZA. Contracts Approved for -iiiiH cnua ending 6:30 p. inwet temperatures tl Fultcn: Rudvard Rapp. St.

Louis, and fr the 24 hours frdirs 12:30 p. m. nr.d Singers, the Bell Sisters. was born in Grundy County, I Missouri. Mrs.

Funk was born; in Barry, III. They have two; children, Mrs. Frances Dussy, i 3719 the Paseo, and Jack 4332 Myrtle avenue. Phone HA 5990 Mnehlebseli Hotel Or cell yovr Travel Agent TUNISIA PLEA TO U. N.

SOON. United Nations. N. June 17. Thomas G.

Taff. 3923 Genesee, Electioneering started with a rush tonight. Each candidate made, a campaign speech at an'Jptn outdoor mass meeting. Lowell R. Johnson, president of the Kansas City area council of the Boy Scouts of America, I bodge pi el hj? spoke to the group after the 'Lr-Wh 2c candidates had finished.

Johnson has attended every Boys State program since the series began in 193 S. procipitation 6:30 p. jesterdav: H. L. F.

S4 65 64 St. 92 W. 94 54 St. 91 70 KANSAS. 93 60 91 55 i lue Garden C.

96 55 ELSEWHERE. T. 99 73 Mbu'rque 95 65 u. Amariilo L. At.

Atlanta 94 70 Sermdji Miami. for the 24 hours ending H. Sprirr'iPld 01 64 Joseph 90 55 Plains 92 75 Louis Goodlard HillCiiv rli's I'opeka Uienra Knoxville Rih cries M-'nipilts FI. 56 50 ajiolis Get Your LEVIS of for Sthodelod Airline Dependability THE NAME LEVI'S I REGISTERED IN THE U. PATENT OFFICE AND DENOTES OVERALLS AND OTHEE GARMENTS MADE ONLY BY LEVI STRAUSS A BATTERY STREET, (AN RANCISCO 6.

Los Angeles, June 17. (AP) Cynthia a'nd Kay Strother, child singers known as the Bell sisters, won approval of six contracts for professional work in superior court today. Cynthia, 16, composed Bermuda. and Kay, 12, harmonized with her on a recording which, they said, has sold records. More than 1 million of their records have been sold since their discovery last fall.

They have grossed about $50,000 in last six months. The six contracts with the William Morris agency cover movies, personal appearances, radio, records and television. Court approval is required in the case of minors. The girls are daughters of Mr and Mrs. Eugene Strother, who ORmr STORE 35 wa i hut Star Want Ads, Every Day in the Week, Are Wonder Workers.

Earlier in the day the state 'io sa 52 Moor 1 Boston 66 61 .3 N. Organs senators and representatives. Ero.rsv 91 7 a yoi who were elected yesterday, held their first meetings. Examina-tions were given in law, legis-jCMcaV Jative procedure and the duties iccopuTc'i 92 75 The hove 90 53 of peace officers. 1 D.

Moines S9 Piare Pk City .4 Omaha Park Kails .4 Phor.i Pittsnjrh Pr Albert P'lIaM, Or. Rarnf City GOLDEN CELEBRATING A NNIVERSARY 93 9.5 5 77 110 65 60 40 76 53 S9 54 LakeC. 40 S. Antonio 9 4 67 95 54 66 74 75 55 attended lecture sessions on theJ1 2 subjects on Sunday and Mon-1 Edmonton 56 45 .1 riro 64 59 El Paso 3. Fr tco -9 49 Mane 79 50 dav.

6. Fargo. S5 52 Curtis, Jefferson inf if rvt Galveston B. Strother, an electrician at Havre hides, and Sergt. Lem Cai of the highway patrol spoke at Huron a morning assembly.

Ind'apolis Int. 65 Kails 71 Jk'nvilie 9.3 75 .1 Report missing. poration and a former minor league ball player, said he had counted on ball players in his family but it is all right with him that he has girl singers, instead. APPROVE STARLETS PACT. Contract Court O.

K.s 7-Year TMs Catnm CITY TAX RECEIPTS GO IP. of Rosemarie Bone, 19. So Far This Month. They Exceed Last June by $309,474. MARRIED FIFTY YEARS AGO.

Santa Monica, June 17. (AP) A 7-year movie contract for Rosemarie Bowe, 19, a 1950 graduate of Stadium high school, Tacoma, was approved in court today. Miss Bowe, a fashion model and dramatics student, appeared with her mother, Mrs. Dennis Bowe. They now live In Los Angeles.

The starlets contract is with Charles K. Feldman Group City real estate and personal Will Be Observed by tax collections the first fourteen: Mr and Mr A Kunk. days of this month were $309,474 more than in the same period r- ahd Irs. James A. Funk, last rear Leslie Creel actin'1639 Kensington avenue, will ob- director of finance, reported lh5 tr" terday.

The collections totaled K1frsrary TSy jWCv mar S2.338.827 compared with 18 1902 in Kansas 423 the first fourteen days last Cl6' Kansas. year I Mr. Funk, a retired carpenter. The real estate and personal taxes are payable in June at a 2 per cent discount. Overworked Eyes? When eves burn and smart due to overwork, driving, exposure to dust or The United States now has 76 per cent of all the private passenger cars in the DAUGHTERS OF NILE ELECT.

Portland, June 17.AP) Mrs. Thomas C. Luke, Portland, today was elected to the highest post in the Daughters of the Nile, an organization for women relatives of Shriners. wind, bathe them with Lavoptik. Soreness, tired feeling, itching from local irritations all relieved or money BA.

5500! Direct line to Star Want refunded. 35 years success. Thou-Ad dept. So easy! So fast! Just dial sands praise it. Get Lavoptik today.

BA. 5500. Adv. At all druecists. 'wyw 'A" a 3.SS2 tmmm 2 LARGE SIZES POWDER LIPSTICK r- -wir iss BOTH FOR ,98 This is it the car of our cars in fifty golden years the new 1952 Nash Golden Airflyte! Come and share our dream.

See the most beautiful car of our time, styled by Pinin Farina himself the world's most famous custom car designer! Open the door to entirely new style and comfort, with the widest seats of any car. You can even fiave seats that recline or make up info Twin Beds plus the finest eye-level visibility you have ever experienced in an automobile luxury new to America Thrill to the smooth performance of the new Super Jetfire engine and its amazing economy, too! Discover riding ease and roadability like youve never known before, thanks to modern Airflyte Construction and new Airflex suspension. Delight to the wonders of our new Dual-Range Hydra-Matic Drive. No matter what car you now ow get the thrill of the Golden Airflyte. Youll say this is your golden year, tool Ws V'.

I (if, 5 rAp. I YOU SAVE 57 Sfenclf ejf 2cav6 Fash Melon, Dlriston Kaih-telrinator Corf Detroit, Mick. 0k. AS fiffi msm Erwin Davis Motors 1824 McGss Trafficway, Kansas City, Mo. Nash Central Motors Hodges Motor Company 9510-24 Truman Independence, Mo.

Trader Ed Payton Nash 3109-11 Gillham Kansas City, Mo Offill Motor Company SUPPLYILAST i GfiSB (20 (Mi S2SSS3E Joe M. 1515 Swiff, North Kansas City, Mo. 1313 Stats Kansas Kas. JV FUN Watch Paul Whiftman' TV Ttn Club at 4:30 P. M.

Evary Saturday on Station WWAF-TV, Channel 4 i mm.

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