The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 3

THE KANSAS CITY TIMES SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1956 3 SHRINE IN REVIEW Ect More Than an Hour Frnm Temple March at the Stadium COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Ok CAR LOTS BID Cnuncilmen Approve S-Yer Contract With Blain for Airport Parking Site ACTION IS BY A 5-T0-2 VOTE Decision Follow Three Weeks of Other Bidder Contested Award I After a Study It Wr Felt Terms of Winning Offer Would Benefit rib Most LIGHT UP SKY IN SPLENDOR In liVzOO Firework Display Arc 14 Ticcc Depicting: Emblems nf the Group I'dv There Will Re Parade Downtown and Performance at Rev I Rnilrijng A 12-minute fireworks display climaxed a night of pageantry and display by about 5000 marching: members of the Central 1 States Shrine association last night at the Municipal Stadium The length of Ghrmera me nece one art tn lecp more than 12000 the show the pirated cutting thp crowd of from leaving fOTHPR rorvffl VFTT P40F 14 After three weeks of controversy the city council by a 5 to 2 vote last night authorized Ronald White city aviation director to enter into a 5-year contract with Blain to two parking lots at Jthe Municipal Air Terminal Rlain va one of (Q bidders for ihe contract and wa chosen as (the bidder who would provide the most revenue and best service to the cjtv Term of Offer Rlain offered to pay the city yearly 76 per cent of the gross i eoeipts from PETTING A CHIHUAHUA held by Glenn Van Duyn Denver at the Shrinerama at the Municipal Stadium last night are (left to right) Kathyrn Brown 9 daughter of Mr and Mrs George Brown ir 2921 East Sixty-third street Marcia Heaivilin 8 daughter of Mr and Mrs James Heaivilin 205 East Ninety-ninth street Jackson County and her cousin Cheri Heaivilin daughter of Mr and Mrs George Heaivilin 8202 Troost avenue (Kansas City Star photograph) What A Wondfrfiil Timp nrl PIhtp Tb Vfir pw lipath Hers 'S Ct ro'tshinq roilection oi youthful 5twicS vonous fabrics oil with Urban Shop fashion nghtngj and ot Urban Shop's modetoi'5 I rp tt Fi rri in nrrjy (rene nmel rOVO I (right stripes block rn brown nM sizos to 1 5 1795 1 rKnti i-4 rjflMhf before the firework First a oncert The now started with a hand) concern and it was almost three and a half hours hpfore the first aerial bomb was hot off In the meantime many of the audience including Shrin-ers left Louis Uhackes of Kasi St Louis Til master of ceremonies apologized to the crowd for cutting a group of singers from the show Then ihe fireworks hegap with a booming and multi-colored i of serial bombs At ft to o'clock this morning! the same marchers and units! he mined by shout JOOO' more briners in a parade down-1 town a Pina Ip Today The 3 A cpremonial session which attracted mote than 10 000 -Shriner from 23 temples in seven Mid-Western states will end todav Mayor Roe Ra rtle will speak at the official hsnqilPt at o'clock tonight at thp Hotel Muehlebach An hour later the grand hall will stair in ihe Arena of the Municipal Auditorium Admittance is by a 1936 Shrine card or a ladies Shrine guest card From 2:30 tn this afternoon at the American Royal building there he a mass per cent from $100000 to $200-000 83 per cent from $200000 to I $300000 90 per tent tiom $300 I IKK) to M00 000 92 per cent from $400000 to $300000 and 93 percent above $500000 The holder of ihe present contract Marchisio has been paving ihe city 50 per cent of decision Whenlthe gross decision seldom White awarded the contract! August 31 after receiving a re-manage port from engineer and con-award sultanfs who believed the Blain Me- hid was the hast hid However Narnev (Air Force retired) at a hearing September 1 attor-1 president of the General Dynam-jnevs for- ihr-pe other bidders con- ms corporation Convair division! tended their bids were better in! CITED FOR A I TO READER! NATIONAL MANAGEMENT GROUP HONORS JOHN COLT OF THE STAR Thp Managing Fditnr Get Fnterprise Newswriler of the Year" Award for Public Service rr Coats Slior! and I The award to Colt was fourth since thp newswriler lion was instituted Previous ii S'fr'i sm-iet) winners ate William Freeman St Louis Sept 28 John New York Times 1933 Colt managing editor of The Yew I on ji I'ampa Fla Trib- Kansas City Star today was one IBod and Ellis Haller presented The National Manage- Street Journal 1933 ment association Enter-will prise Newswriler of the Year" mass singing bv award the view of the potential yield to the ita-j city Marchisio represented by Lyman Field contended that he had given good set vice to the city and that the Blain company could not possibly give as efficient serv'ue Others Contest Action Others who contested the awarding of the contract were Ralph A Bowers the second at: highest hidder who was represented by and the Charles Lamkin jr Airport Parking com- 25515 Haleb Medical t3 Die Center Raich 63 chair ipany of Cleveland represented United by Hu Davis The Rtain company was rep- com- uesented bv William Kemp fatally Iasi former mayor Marchisio who collision at was among the six ton bidders Johnson opera led the pa iking Jfcnression inder two contracts for the last band concert ail chantpr groups and drills bv Colt received the citation as lc mounted group Thp publics the association opened its 33rd William Is invited There i no admit- annual meeting and conference I' fence charge Service to Public Toe -'shrine rs and their friends The award is presented an- William nually to the newspaper nr man of the writer who in the the A hoard has done the best job of explaining the free enterprise stem the leading public 1(1 1300 delegates lie accepting the award legion of newspapermen in their dailv task- nurture Were Fov ewaii'cii puu-MKup magazine Ararat temple Kansas City the opininn of host temple Tell of Aiding Hand speeches were made by Dr Clayton Andrews Lincoln Neb Imperial assistant rabhan and George Ryan of the Ararat temple president of the 8 Ad ustment panv was night in a I 69 15495 ll 1 1 rinob company Johnson suffered eight ea is Councilman Robert Benson said auditors for llie city had recommended the Plain hid a-i the most profitable to the city if! the gross receipts of the lot did not exceed $230000 a year The! estimates of the city were below that amount he added Rensnn was joined in voting) contract by Joseph Charles Shafer jr Scon and Thomas for th Nolan a 1 1 i bruises The men were taken In the University of Kansas Medical Center where Raich died at 1020 o'clock last night Ill was the 11 cat death nf the! vear in Johnson Counfv The mer er on the way I home from a business trip to1 Toronto Kas Rilev was driving I Ga in Two Oppose Contract at 9619 Mayor Roe RartJe and Leawood Councilman Harry Davis on voted against the contract Mavor Rattle said later he A free enterprise'' The shrinets are proud of the enterprise with its re-1 hospitals the maintain fm wards for every man and a free rippled Dr Andrews press always have gone down said the road Colt said He said Shrtners have aided "Neither can exist without the almost 300000 crippled children other The baton to carry on the itbnut their parent payingirace for the progress of humani-anvthing tp the hospitals tv i handed hack and forth be- Ryan said The Shrtner getitween the great satisfaction through help- Facts All Important children wa Ik again The He said America 's way of life: puals are in the United States on full knowledge of Canada Hawaii and Mexico the facts the people know The procession took more than anri act upon the truth in the! an hour Rands from 17 temple conduct nf this democracy irtj participated After The last units'their business in their relations! passed the grandstand the vvith others in every endeavor massed hands played and thej How else can people chanters sang Other en-ubese things except through fertainment included two jazz newspapers and other informa- jrioti media which ate privately'110! injured I owned and operated for a Bovvlsbv told profit olt asked stopped at Colt said a newspaper gains and started up til greatest assn integrity in thought no car seeking the truth Hp said the search is not easy because truth he obscured in devi- Inu ways by those who benefit tion in County from hiding I Rut it must he found and told ior the profii suffer he said People buy the best product jThey recognize adulteration'' Still Some Latitude hoard of the i and inspection injured motor car and K-130 in tie 'Until The Raich home is Sagamore drive Riley was driving east bnris and Shrinets from Tulsa doing Indian dances in full In- rij a 1i a Thr fireworks osj $5300 and weighed more than a ton There ere if pieces Several thousand Shriner attended the game yesterday be-tween the Athletics and the Chicago White Sox The Shriners had purchased 10000 tickpt The neremoniai session will he at 7 o'clock at the Municipal Auditorium Only Shriners may attend 130 and said blowing 0 settled hi vision His vvith one driven 69 by Carl Willis Osceola la patrolmen the again was PVMPHLETS FOR pop of -lohnson layree Members of the Johnson Junior Chamber of today will start distributing to Fashion lonr ntwi Color With it clpocly invisible vamp ond high sufdi? wndgo Town Countrv'j Escopads" is bound to dominate the casual scene fed dust oh car ml-jliried north on Row I shy Bovvlsbv was he intersection when he coming Mr 'V I ii i MERGER hid voted against The measure: because he believed The eiTyj should either operate the parking lots itself or negotiate a1 management contract with vomc! firm Councilman Davis said hc felt the same wav about the situ a tion Because they at a member of the same law firm a Lyman Field Cnuncilmen Reed Gentry and Don Jackson were excused from voting FIXF MF3 RFAT A VISITOR Alfred Sparks Decline to Tel Police Reason tor Ault A 26-year-old Chillicothe Mo man was beaten about The headi and face last night by five men wielding clubs in The 31 00 block circum-) 1 is Pur Drive oolfJJroJWj County Commerce 20-pamphlets promote a municipali-in Chrgs pgyablt IB NS'ifflbfr' movement olt said this rule docs not ties mean newspaper editor and'countv into one first-class citv writers have 'no latitude to merge tile Northeast part of the id The pamhplet contains ACTS ON AIRPORT ISSUE one i 'nr1 tltat statement from Mayor Sex-the strait- inn nf Faitwav opposing consolidation (It her statements suppni t- alion ing the plan ate credited In! Witnesses told police the men interpret to explain in simple Clark Kuppinger stale repre-al! Negroes jumped nut nf a judgment and ernph Action ihev must endure jacket of raw la t- "There remains the of Strong avenue in Kansas City Kansas The victim Alfred- Sparks refused to tell police the stances leading tn his assault Kuppinger fudge Hunter Balts egal in Walkout Case 3 lodge Elmo Hunter -Jackson County Circuit yesterdav granted stoDoing aU legal action nr ourt stioula non ron-3 IkoiiT ine fashion to present all sides nf five Don Magee Misstonjmotot car and beat Sparks with the picture he said This 'urban township manager: May out apparent provocation often entails leadership jnr Rrure Stultz of Prairie viu Sparks was treated at the Rut the primary obligation page and Mayor Robert Car- 1 niversity of Kana Medical ts to gl'e a I the farts to fhelberrv of Merriam jeenter 1 0 1 in Proirir Villna Moppy Last Day! Fall Preview of the entire ucscui'cu collection by Selby sioukitigs bloused cloche oT white beaversham I S0t fv-b CrC'A'n C5Fos ftny nrim I'' jh'An rt slightly te 9 lo kitten-soft royon obo blocks 500 not 00r both today only at 6 Plaza (Tm at "a extra ro you ocy seise new fql! from the COmplt Arh Preserver line or orrjer your fpvorite in vDsctai colors or materials NO COST! eprnjng tbe carpentF st tbe Mid-Continent Inter airport proiert The plaintiff in th dispute 1 the Builders Association of Kansas City then withdrew it pefi-i tiori tor a permanent iniunclion against tbe Carpenters Disrrict1 council The plaintiff's request that alb legal action be stopped esrno after the carpenters returned to work under a tempovarv re-! snsining orriet Attornevs for! born -ides agreed to the sfipu- lariofi and he Carpenter' rottn-pil agi eed to ithdraw any claim a jt had against the Tft lor5 August 3 after a iuridjerionaf detune vyith iron worker r4P rn it XFXK Fnilnw fprpidnv lit the enter Before 400 parnt and friends) 4 voting women rpreivpd in thp Battpnfplri audi-j trvrium T7nivprsity of Kan Modical Center Hr Vernon Wilson assistant dean nf the mediral school reefed the sroup Miss farol Bectj nf he ntirsin faejity pre-l sensed he ras to ran Hill director of mr5in2 edu-i cation who canned the students Th nurses chorus sanz ana 3lrS dlt EW a rr y- of! ths class clavcd a sole A rfeCSDtiOn i worsen g( hall followed ths Dec e-- SiTndni foot Demi Toe Reinforced heel on walnut 3 penra 570 3 pairs 430 3 pairs 135 Oil the plata I I 67 I 50 accessory eisie -fUbti mnin For Cinr Shoppinj on sttjinfrc a IH'llkSOS fl 4 Arriigiit 1 ten FT A I vr A 0 wrAf-TV Channel 4 Today Ask for Mr Fred Fischer -yle inQ ryf hnfy Will ycu VOUr nw Arh cd C' yOU I reimtorf (eeftjret hfs cmcus hn Todoy ccly oply! 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