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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 16

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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES. SATURDAY? DECEMBER 20. 1951. Polly Will Be Restored to Old Position in British Life1 LESS THAN HALF PRICE $2.25 Barbara Gould VELVET OF ROSES HALF PRICE SALE! $2.50 HARRIET HUBBARD AYER MUST PAY FOR HOLIDAY PRESIDENT SAYS TRIP HOME MEANS AN ADDED CHORE. IIQIIB OREAD JONDON, Dec.

British SHIN GREAtl llg Thril Big Thrifty Pileup of Paper Work Will Keep Him Busy an Extra Two Hours a Day for a Week, He Estimates. Large 10-ounce Jar Jar. 00 Kansas cut institution the ban was ordered In 1930 following an outbreak of psittacosis (parrot disease). Explaining its decision to lift the regulation, the health ministry announced psittacosis is not confined to parrots as was thought in 1930 but occurs also in Britains commonest wild birds, including the pigeon, duck and sea gull. The government decided today to restore to Britons one of their ancient freedoms the right to buy a foreign parrot.

The health ministry said it will revoke January 1 a 21-year-old ban on all birds of the parrot type, including budgereegahs and cockatoos. Polly used to be a favorite pet many British households until Plus 20c Tax. Add 15c Postage Each Jar. Plus 25c Tax. Add 15c Postage each Jar.

OWIM here today. Eddy was prominent in the Republican party in New Mexico. He was educated at Cambridge university in All JDver tBie ioa Savings off ACTOR SUES FOR DIVORCE. Santa Monica, Dec. 28.

(AP) Actor Stirling Hayden, ex-Gloucester fisherman and ex-Communist, today filed suit for divorce from his wife of four years. The rugged actor charged his wife, the former Betty de Noon of Pasadena, with mental cruelty and said she caused him "humiliation and embarrassment. G. O. P.

R'ANCIIER DIES. Albuquerque, Dec. 28. (AP) Jerome Eddy, 60, rancher, died and New Mexico rancher, died SHOP AND SAVE! SALE TODAY ONLY BUTTERNUT FOMaEIR'S COFFEE 1. DIVORCE SUITS.

tFS ii POUND VACUUM CAN IJmlt 1 With nupnn While Snnplie I -as 1 nun i ourioii nnup wmipjirs Chewing Wrigleys Spearmint Gum Good For Teeth Thousands of modem, alert peo- UL pie chew delicious 1 Wrigleys Spear- mint Gum daily to 7) help keep their teeth bright and at- tractive. They -4HlVr know that chewing is the natural, pleasant way to give teeth and gums healthful exercise and helps cleanse the teeth to Keep them looking their best. Then, too, folks get real taste enjoyment from the delicious flavor Wrigleys Spearmint. Its the flavor ol refreshing, full-bodied, real spearmint -long-lasting and satisfying. Freshens the taste and sweetens the breath.

Enjoy chewing Wrigleys Spearmint Gum daily. Get a few packages next time you go to the store. msmmMMMm PURE Granulated 8.98 -rayon dresses 10.95 seasonal dresses 7.30 12.95 seasonal dresses B.OJA 14.95 mid-season dresses 17.95 smart dresses 11.07 junior shop, third, downtown lU tVincnN and Voats 69.95 to 89.95 casual coats 89 95 to 98.95 casual coats $110 to $125 fur trim coats" $135 Fur trim Shagmoors coat shop, third and plaza 98.95 Fur trim Shagmoors 70 Misses Suits 89.95 suits SG. 49.95 suits S37 suit shop, third, downtown GRANTED IN KANSAS CITY. Ruby from Carl Mandina.

Frances from Raul Leyva. Ellen Velma from Chester Thompson. Julia L. from Donald W. Drinkwater.

Glen F. from Cleo Patra Chapm. Carrie Lee from Vernon Moore Eleanor H. from Richard E. Garfield.

Blanche from Anjhonv I- Norris Ardith Virginia from William F. Shockey. Frances from Louis Price. FILED IN KANSAS CITY. June against Calvin A.

Mmlnger Pan L. against Edna Marie Huston. Jimmy against Irene Autrv. Hugh against Willene P. Harris Barbara L.

against Alex Kozelle. Nora L. against John L. Young Martha V. against Herman Poole.

Robert B. against LaDelle M. Pearce. GRANTED IN INDEPENDENCE. Julia Ann from Chester George Robinson.

John W. from Amanda M. Loonev. Paul from Norma Jane Neese. Patrick R.

from Dorothy Mae Petrovio. GRANTED IN WYANDOTTE COUNTY. Zola from Elliott W. Smith. Cleo Martha from Wayne Vernon Whitten.

FILED IN WYANDOTTE COUNTY. Arthur D. against Cherrelyn C. Fessler. Dorothy Nell against Melvin E.

Johnson. Virgil against Mary Lou Cbeesman. GRANTED IN JOHNSON COUNTY. Hilda Bertha from Chester P. Smother-man.

FILED IN JOHNSON COUNTY. Catherine C. against Robert W. 5-POUIID BAG limit 5 Pound With Coupon While Supplies Last. Women's Shoes ARKVIEWXm 2 off Other suits now "10 By James F.

King. (A Member of The Star Staff President Trumans Christmas holiday will cost him about two extra hours of hard work daily for a week, the President estimated to a friend here before returning to the capital. It will take that much time and effort to catch up with the enormous volume of paper work which burdens a President, Mr. Truman estimated as he discussed plans for whipping into shape the messages he must deliver to Congress next month. The President was in no sense complaining about the work which is his lot but merely out lining the tasks ahead of him, and what it cost to be even briefly away from Washington.

Ordinarily much paper work follows Mr. Truman wherever he goes and does not pile up too heavily, but on this visit the President has had very little time to devote to that daily routine. His time was given over in part to his family and visits with friends and neighbors. Mr. Truman was able to take care of some of the more pressing work as well as devote some time to work on his mssages, but he must still put in the extra hours of work.

The staff which accompanied the President on this trip was not as large as on other excursions. Mr. Truman was reluctant to bring the usual crew that trawels with him. He permitted some to remain with their families for the holiday and join him here after they had observed Christmas around their own firesides. On his recent vacation In Key West, Mr.

Truman was able to keep fairly well abreast of the paper work. The staff is better organized for operating in Key West and the President was there long enough so that a routine was worked out that permitted the rapid handling of the papers. In Key West the President can be shut off more easily from the visitors so that his time for the daily grind is not cut short by a heavy volume of fans and friends calling at his quarters. MARRIAGE LICENSES. ISSUED IN KANSAS CITY.

Frank DiGiovanna. Chicago Nancy Ferrare, 2705 E. 35th Robert Edmund Good, Evanston. Ill Sue Stephenson Jeffries. Les Irving Nichols San Francisco Joanne Mane Regis.

Des Moines TV illiam E. Hotchkiss, Muskogee, Ok. Arlene G. Weaklend, 4510 Mam. James Thomas Glynn.

3300 Karnes. Anna Louise Baty. 320 E. 45th Joseph Edward Brown, 5623 Mary Ann Costello. 3410 Central Raymond F.

Hoemann. 926 Brooklyn. Reha E. Cain. St.

Louis Gale Duane Cable, 3318 Montgall Peggv Ann Knight, 706 E. 41st Pobert F. Sutton, 4422 Vivion Rd Phillis Jeannme Ragsdale, Rt. 1.. N.

c. Charles Marshall, Jr Aberdeen Marjone Jean Riley, Aberdeen, Md Paul E. Weatherman 3310 Garfield Hellen D. Gillespie. 2313 Lawndale Henry Gillespie Cash.

Birmingham, Hazel Louise Smith, Granette. Ark ISSUED IN WYANDOTTE COUNTY. Lile N. Lee, 1840 Quindaro Freda King. 821 Samuel M.

Haves. Guthne, Mary Rav, V. ichita Thomas Dowd, Worchester. Ruth K. Laughlm, 2802 Charles Oren Dalaba.

Edwardsville. Lillie May Cochrun, 1919 N. 11th. Bill Stalcup. 3023 Independence.

Norma Jean Brenner, Muncie illiam Lerov Hill, Mernam Peggy Ann Eubanks, Mernam ISSUED IN INDEPENDENCE. Douglas Albert Pease, 1301 Betty Pease. 119 N. Arlington. Gus Ned Mitchell 2512 Chestnut Helen Marjorie Gibson, 2505 in 22 26 34 3 26 22 28 25 26.

22 22, 45 38 21 20 23, 21 23j 26' 19 21 21 33 25 72 57, 33 33 21 17 24, 23 21 is ..26 27 ..57 2 DEL MONTE PEACEHES I Imlt 1 with coupon. Choftse from Pandora, Customcraft, Matrix, Collegebred, Paradise and Vitality. Season's colors. Entire stock not included. shoe salon, grand and plaza lloscKtbluiu Suits 39.95 Rosenblum suits 82.

55.00 Rosenblum suits 45.00 Rosenblum suits SOO sportswear, grand and plaza arkyie mom a. MATTIE DGNQTY I Laxative 75c i BAYER ASPIRIN Bottle of 100 me Barbasol SHAVING 4 rram 330 Children's Kalistenik Shoes 15 juvenile shoes, third and plaza Hurry, get acquainted with these famous shoes now! Sizes from babies 2 to misses 3. off 25c CITRATE of MAGNESIA Parkview Uingerse Vs suifll V2 ffff Beautiful slips, gowns and pajamas priced to clear. Choose from rayon and cotton. lingerie, third, downtown D' Special BOTTLE limit 1 with coupon.

In a Sensational Year-End CTJEAITCANCIE Values Up to 89.95-Xow- ARKV1EW2MW 0 es Xvlon Hose Sale price deluxe! First quality, full fashioned 51 gauge, 15 denier or 51 gauge, 30 denier nylons! 82 to lOla. nylons, grand and plaza Ijirgc Box GOLDEN FLEECE Facial Tissue 59 Tots Snow Suits 12.98 suits 19.98 suits- S12 13.98 suits 22.95 suits -S15 15 95 suits SIO 16.98 suits 27.95 suits tots shop, third and plaza 50c GORY GLASS FILTER ROD For Glass Coffee Makers IIMIT 1 MITH Ol PON SUNSHINE CANDY HYDROX COOKIES 7V4 ounce eeilo package SUNSHINE CANDY JELLY BEANS ounce bag tie! a box of mouses and V2 Rayon tissue faille, silk, nylon and cotton blouses at low prices! Hurry, sizes are broken, values are unbeatable. blouses, grand and plaza -i i 5 -20 4 1 5 i 24,5. 'J 1 i 1 Xvlon Panty Rriefs 17 Hundreds of Maternity Suits Red need Crepes. Menswear Worsteds, Wools, Corduroys, Flannels and Prints.

Many suitable for spring. All colors. Sizes 10 to 20. VITAS! IX SALE R1RLTOL AI-S. 5.95 Bottle ol lOO MtLTHtBKIN 3,53 tjllv's lOO tablet tlMOHVs I Mt-AP 2.98 4 Manila.

10(1 cap.tile THFKOGR4MS, 8tiilbba $2.98 30 eapsulm (D IJint OIL BIJ.TS no. White. 100 BH, SPMJU. 2 Qf tORVIIU, 40 eooMile SQtlRB9 fOMIliX 3.3 rapsnle Rexall PLENAWIN Vitamins Box of 7 A Box of 144 288 kitaniln 82.511 S1.7SH 87.5 Wool Gloves and Mittens .77 Cozy finger warmth budget priced! Some are plain, others embroidered. All vir medium Yours at dramatic savings! Salesman samples and slight irregulars from a famous maker.

Loose leg, elastic top. Sizes 6 to 9. knit lingerie, grand, downtown gin wooL Small, and large. gloves, grand and plaza Sales Final lease No Rtlanis Doors Open at 10 A.M. BUSSED EVEN! DRESS SHOP Crawford Bldg.

1013 Walnut PILLS AM) TABLETS 7 15-: SBICtrS Delicious Cocoanut Creams Whipped Creamy Cocoanut Center with Rich Chocolate REXALL ASPIRIN Puretest, 100 SQUIBB ASPIRIN 2 Bottles of 100.. $1.25 tSAROID and Bile Tablets $1.25 VERACOLATE Tablets 50c PHILLIPS MILK of Magnesia Tablets $3.00 KYRON Tablets WILLARD TABLETS Large Bottle SI. 00 ANAHIST Tablets 1 0-11 ETE OH FASHION AT ELEVENTH alun comcs first- lor you and for us Variety ot Close-outs and Irregulars GLASSWARE BEVERAGE SET Popular Party Porast Grtt Color. Coal4 of 1 Gloat Six Pitcher Cocktail GIomo 0 Water Glaises ond A Small Juice Glasses. lEriL ALL 19 PIECES $2.50 'MaHOrderTAdd 50c Postage and Packing.

-V LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN TABLE RADIO Brit Bay in Town Cornair 4 tube, and color ca.e, butlt'in loop aerial. SI 6.95 Value $12.90 Women's and Misses' Sizes 21 to Waist Slvles: BAR'S SUB FOLDING CARD TABLES Flared $1.85 2-CELL Straight fly front SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE of SKIRTS Beg. 5.08 to B.OfI 3.97 Pleated, straight line and circular styles plaids and solids wools and rayon gabardines. Sketched: Pleated skirt: rayon sheen gabardine treated with Leelon the durable spot and wrinkle repellent Black, navy, beige Checked skirt: all wool, unpressed pleats Red with green or Black wit Gold EXCITING VALUES MAGIC XYLON the most exciting dress ot the year 10.33 puckered 100 Nylon crepe brilliant studs. Coral, peacock, navy.

Sizes 12 to 20 142 to 22b VALUE 3IEAAS: The priee is right The stvle Is right The qualitv is lasting FfasUights -nd chrome In black and chrome liras case. F4RKMF.H SLK $2.19 PARKVIEW SALE $3.50 VALUES Les Batterlc Belted Gored Basie and Dress Type Fabrics: Rayon Faillo Rayon Gabardine Novelty Checks Novelty Stripes Black Navy Gray Brown 'Nine Green 03.50 kXECTRIC tOTPlATB Single burner. Perfect for apartment and extra stove use. SPECIAL $2.90 $8.95 FAULTLESS Sandwich Crit ioasK two at a time Sparkling chrome finh $6.98 Gold Blue movuirn POTATO CHIPS Savings you cant afford to pass up. So wearable, so lovely, so smart and necessary for facing the new season! Hurry, be" here early for your choice for the style that flatters you most.

No Partv Complete without tender, crisp Red Diamond Potato Chips. 11101(4 HA. 2501 Give 2nd Color Choice Mail and phone ordets filled while quantities last. HEART OF MILK GET IT TODAY LOAF.

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