The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • Page 57

THE KAXSAS CITY STAR. WEDNESDAY. JUXE 2fi. 1057. CITY WATER SUPPLY ADEQUATE AND SAFE Reward for Longevity Is an Insurance Check CATCH A LIFE TERMER JAMES ARNOLD ARRESTED AFTER CHASE IN IDAHO.

High Rating Given After Study bv State Health ILLIAM mond ROMAIN Ray. Board. took time out from hoeing a flower bed to receive a visitor yesterday at the home, 340 Quindaro boule- ander of the home, reports' that Raymond still has his own; Lansing Escapee and Frank Baker Were Convicted in Death of Lloyd Sutton. teeth and requires glasses only for reading. He occasionally does yard work at the home.

Raymond said his father, a "Farsighted" Planning Utilities Bosrd Comes in for Praise. The board Kansas City, Kansas, of public utilities re- Russell L. Culp, chief of the water supply section of the division of sanitation of the state board of health, has study of the local water sys- the policy began accumulat- CONTINUED GAINS NOTED vard, Kansas City, Kansas. The visitor was James C. I native of the West indies, lived of Willcoxon, district manager for the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.

Ke brought a check for $2,042.62. Raymond, in the shadow of 90th birthday, had become a substantial pat on beneficiary on a 20- back today from the state life policy designed board of health on its terminate at a point beyond supply system. his life expectancy. Willcoxon said records show Raymond took out a $500, 20- payment life policy June 18, 1902. He paid the amount in tem, the first since 1955, Culp reported, in part: City.

Kansas, is one of the few large cities in the country which has had an adequate, safe supply of water during the postwar period which has been characterized by rapid growth, greatly increased water demajids and water shortages. The adequate supply of water is a direct result of the farsighted program of advance planning and construction which has been successfully carried out by the board of public Culp noted changes contributing to this continuing excellence made in the last two years since the previous survey. They are: ing interest to be paid beneficiaries at a point beyond his predicted life span or sooner in event of his death. Since he had lived beyond the expectancy point, the insurance company presented the offer of taking the W- cumulated cash amount or continuing to let the policy draw interest. Raymond decided to take the money.

is extremely rare for such a case to said Willcoxon, referring to the fact that life policies are designed to terminate after the holder dies. Raymond was born at Franklin, August 9, 1867, and worked as a barber and boss for the cleaning crew at a Flint, office building retiring February 1, W'illiam R. Raymond. 1. A cover for the l2-million-gal- lon reservoir in the Argentine dis- before trict.

All treated water storage reservoir.s and tanks both at the.J^y'**^- plant and on the entire system! A daughter. Mrs. Alma Alex- fire now covered. 2. Construction of six new' rapid sand filters at the Quindaro plant, each with a capacity ot 3 million gallons daily.

3. Construction of a new PUra main running from the Quindaro' Derore plant through' the Fairfax district State Supreme Court, and south to First street axid Shawnee avenue to connect with cross town tie. 4. Major improvements and re- new lawyers were pairs made to the two pre -stressed I iKansaS to be 85, and his mother, al Chatamachees Indian, died at the age of 93. He has four other children, nine grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.

James E. Arnold, who cs caped from the Kansas penitentiary at Lansing January 10, 1956, while serving a life term for murder, was arrested yesterday at Twin Falls, Idaho. Arnold and Frank Logan Baker were convicted of the murder of Lloyd Sutton who was shot in the back and killed in a holdup in Johnson County June 6. 1945. Baker is an inmate of the prison.

Arnold, a trusty, was working on the river pumps at the reservoir outside the prison, when he escaped. No clue to his whereabouts had been obtained and it was assumed he had fled to a foreign country. Warden Tracy Hand said Arnold was arrested at Twin Falls on a traffic charge. He escaped the traffic patrolmen and a road block was set up. Arnold wrecked three county patrol cars in an attempt to run the road block, Hand said.

An officer has been sent to Idaho to return Arnold to the penitientiary. Arnold. 33, was convicted May 28, 1947, of first degree murder for slaying Sutton after Sutton had given Arnold and Baker a ride. The, two were hitch hiking. HOSPITAL GETS S1.500., Douglass to Use IMoney Architectural Studv.

Trade Tropical Worsted Suits By Bradinore Here's a tropical worsted spun so fine it seems to be practically weightless yet it has the wear and press-retaining qualities you associate with fine wool! Light or dark shades, plain or patterned; sizes 36 to 50 59.5» uilh us Wolnut at Eleventh today all week in KANSAS BAR ADMITS 76, Topeka, June WED 60 YEARS AGO. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stosberg Celebrate Anniversary. Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel F. Stosberg, 3106 Greeley avenue, City, Kansas, cele- A disbursement of $1,500 by the United Hospitals Building fund to the Douglass hospital was announced today. The money will be used for an architectural study of new hospital building plans. The new structure will be constructed on the present SALE Shoes preliminary settling basins at theimitted tO practice in Kansas Culp pointed out additional before treated water storage is Supreme court.

vpiinion vesterdav at the to permit a more Those from Greater Kansas Negro hospital. home of a daughter, Mrs. Har- Reuben Earle Short and Kenneth hourly demands. Peak capa- FiigR. both of Kansas planned even flow brated their 60th wedding an- hospital site at 3700 North niversary with a family dinnerstreet, Kansas City, Kansas.

It is the city is about Ions a dav. 60 million gal- City, ran, bu old Masters, 5232 Euchd. TOPS AT BIG ELEVEN. FORMER PRICES 18.95 to 24.95 Thomas Dwight Okla. They have three other daughters, Mrs.

Bedford 3106 Greeley. Kan- TT.i. Manage shawnee; Richard Milton Eriskcon sas City, Kansas; Mrs. Lewis A. Jonesboro.

C. of C. Meyers, 2811 Ea.st Sixty-third street, and Mrs. J. W.

Powell, The couple was married in Catch Is Made by Gary: Laughery. 12 TO POST IN ARKANSAS. J. Rov Fogle Will Tfrwi Fncrlfl manaaor nf Sircei, ano iVirS J. Hoy rogle, manager ot, Harry Daniel Whisman.

Samuel Polif research and services for weiis, Robert Andrew Max- 'jienaaie, vaiii. V. well. Donald Harley Corson, Kansas City, Kansas. Cnamoer james Westlliig Dahl.

Leo Joseph of commerce, has been named Hudson DR. S. G. JOSHI RITES. Outstanding catches at Big Eleven lake in Kansas City, Kansas, today included an 11- pound, 3-ounce blue catfish, caught by Gary Laughery, 11, of 1131 Troup.

Other catches reported: 14 nf commerce has been named Hudson jpny Henderson, lo, of 32 wp.st Long- 01 tommerte, nas oeen nameu Elbert Hlnman. John Joseph Corwiroc Claycomo, 7 -(iwnre ciappie; Man manager of the chamber of Jurcyk. Joseph Spallo. tor Lniropractor Wlll Schwab of Kansas 0 Kansas. 6 -ounco bass: i.o- commerce at Jonesboro.

Ark. The change is effective July 20 i'ogle. who lives at Lake of the Forest in Wyandotte County, joined the Kansas Frederick Kenneth Cross. Benjamin Franklin Farnev. John Herbert Fields.

Clinton Rodgers Carrier, all of Kansas City. Kansas. Those from elsewhere: Be Saturday. Funeral services for Dr. Shashi G.

Joshi, 39, of 4719 'Cleveland avenue, Kansas! City. Kansas. 6 ounco bass: Mary Locascio. 11,. of 4423 P'orest.

bass, and Billy rate. 11. of 1909 Thii- foenth. Kansas City, Kansas, 8-ouncc crappip. RESTS AFTER MISHAP.

David Becker, 14-year-old Not Entire Stock. 210 E. IITH ST. i Mi -i-' TEEN AMonforYoMli to ot ADULTS AS WELL AS TEENAGERS APPLAUD CREDIT PLAN FOR YOUTH! Graduate Northeast High Mary Deane Waken: berg's Teen Age Club is derful. It shows that leen- ogers can accept I PER WEEK William Zimmerman.

Robert Jack Wellit'ver. Francis -ii i. mw don Schroor, William Lawrence Parker, CltV, KansaS. Will be at Saturday al Methodist City, Kansas chamber staff SrSn. Skradski-Stine chapel and condition to-: January 28.

He is a i.uan. nudoiphl at the Christ Catholic church. Burial yesterday after srs S-u. Son, win be in the Mount Calvary S'eohen P'ancis. Stanford Joseph of Arkansas State college at Jonesboro.

TWO DRIVERS FINED. Each Is Assessed $125 Kansas City, Kansas. Robert Judge Albert P. Kovac today find two drivers $125 each in the Kansas City, Kansas, police court on charges of driving recklessly, and while under the influence of liquor. Fined were Stanley L.

Sherlak, 69. of 2011 West Thirty-ninth, and Ralph S. Foster. 36. of 2429 South Eleventh, both of Kansas City.

Kansas. Judge Kovac also recommended 6-month license suspen- A $125 cash bond posted by Edvard W. Brennan, 59, of 908 North Thirty-fourth, Kansas City, Kansas, was ordered forfeited after he failed to appear on chargcs of driving recklessly, and while under the influence of liquor. BAB CONDITION FAIR. Timothy Swallow Hurt When Car Hit Play Pen.

Timothy Swallow, 7 Vz month-old boy who was struck by a runaway motor car yesterday, was reported in fair condition today at Providence hospital. The baby, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Swallow, 3545 North Sixty-third street.

Wyandotte County, suffered critical injuries when the car struck his play pen. Smith. William Penner, Clair Casad. all of Wichita. Richard Lee Eber.sole, Marvin Tomanck.

Collyer: Jefry Max Sorrick. Blue Rapids; Mary Grace Boone. Robert Elmborg. Lind.cbore; William Donald Clement, Junction Citv: William Biklen Pendleton. Lawrence; Ross James Summers.

Santana; Billv Gone Brammell, Grayson. Henrv Edward Henman, Hays; John Alan Lawrence: Van Edwin Rothrock, Wellington; William Ray fetewart. Caney; John Graves Kite. Francis; Darrell Owen McNeil. Peabody; Raymond Russell Warner.

Melvern: Billy Karl Benz. Salina; William Henrv Crews. Lawrence: James Robert Hanson. Jamestown: Jerry Winfield: Eugene Linn Smith. Lvons: Charle? Thomn.son Crawford, Tuc- Ariz.

Richsrd Homer Lawrence; Jorfien L. Haines. Lawrence: Dan Skubitz, Arma; P'rank Wavne Citv; Richard Ward Scott. Ransom. CITY NEWS BKIEL S.

Mrs. Blanche Logan, 2007 New Jersey avenue, Kansas City, Kansas, has been released from the Bethany hospital where slie had been a patient since June 6. Mrs. Logan, founder of the Kansas Federation of Music Clubs, suffered a fractured hip in a fall at her home. Graduation exercises for 14 Gray ladies and three motor service volunteers will be held at 7:30 tonight at the Wyandotte County Red Cross chapter house, 1600 Washington boulevard, Kansas City, Kansas.

Vew Cables to Rout Foes Of lx)cal Phone Calls IV 2 MILLION DOLLAR development is A a com- program to which lines in a telephone wire with state area including Greater pressurized air. This procedure is expected to reduce service failures due to mois- Kansas City to provide mqre trouble-free service was announced today by the Southwestern Bell Telephone company. 0. Ison, district plant superintendent in Kansas City, Kansas, said the new development would be in operation tjiis fall to serve local lines in Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahom.a and Texas. Ison said the money figure applies to the 5-state district.

A total of 5,600 miles of large cables providing local service in the 5-state territory will be protected from moisture and water, the two natural enemies of uninterrupted telephone scrvice, Ison pointed out. ture leaks about 90 per cent. The devices, which deliver into the telephone cable a continuous supply of dried air under pressure of from seven to 10 pounds per square inch, will be installed at Salina, Wichita, Leavenworth, Hutchinson, Manhattan, Topeka, Lawrence and Kansas City, Kansas. A similar device, using nitrogen gas, has pro.tected long distance circuits for many years, Ison said. New methods were developed to pressurize cables carrying local calls, Ison said.

cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 Thursday. The family suggests contribution to the Dr. Joshi memorial building fund at the church. Dr.

Joshi, operator of the Joshi Chiropractic clinic at Linwood boulevard and Broadway. died unexpectedly last night, shortly after collapsing while serving as toastmaster at a building fund campaign dinner at Christ the King church. He was born at Ipoh, Malaya, and had been a resi- of Greater Kansas City since 1944, Dr. Joshi was a member of Christ the King church and the Holy JVame society of that church. He was vice-president of the Jackson County Chiropractic association and a member of the Plaza Lions club.

Surviving are his wife, Antonette Joshi; two daughters, Mary Katherine Joshi and Marla Joshi, and a son, Michael Joshi, all of the home, and two sisters, both of Penang, Malaya. Kansas City, Kansas, Society. Mrs. Robert Yockel and Mrs. Ray Brune will be hostesses at a meeting of the auxiliary to Bethel Memorial post.

Veterans of Foreign Wars, at 8 tomorrow night at the I. 0. 0. F. hall, Seventy- seventh street and Leavenworth road.

his bicycle and. a taxicab collided. The boy is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. Vernon i Becker, 1611 Garfield avenue, Kansas City, Kansas.

Mr. Becker is pastor of the London Heights Methodist church. ISOTICEr June 26. 1957. Vol.

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