The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 12

'M '1 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES MONDAY JUNE 29 1953 12 HUGE SEARCH FOR GIRLlFoii5 motorcycle lubs sent GREAT FAITH IN YOUTH velt arrived tonight from Japan today after a 12-hour delay for a visit to Western European caused when her plane devel countries She left New Delhijoped engine trouble DARLENE NOLAN 8 IS HUNTED YOUNGSTERS ARE NOT MORE WAYWARD PASTOR SAYS BY FORCE OF 1200 areas A diver descended into water-filled quarries Five mounted sheriff's posses rode over farmlands Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz arrived to take per- sonar charge (ton' tuin you bhnbfsl Ot msh ikm a horn' Saturday night interrupted electrical power for about fifteen minutes The lightning was accompanied by heavy rain and high winds of about thirty minutes duration Two workhorses on the farm of John Hiffner one and one-half miles northwest of Blue Springs were found dead yesterday morning apparently struck by lightning They were about 300 yards from the house DIES IN TOFEKA FIRE Topeka June 28 (AP) Guv- Men on Foot Horseback and in Planer forah Various Areaa in California Mother Still Hopeful On the Fiftieth Annherrj of His Ordination Mer 3IcCaffrej Set Out Some Opinions One man who does not bplipve: Norwalk Calif June 28 (AP) More than 1200 men the largest search party ever A special detail questioned visitors at the shopping center hoping to find someone who might have seen Darlene on the night she disappeared Darlene's foster mother Mrs Hena Nolan with whom the girl had lived since birth said she still had not given up hope She and her husband Owen a truck driver sat quietly today in their home at Compton reading their Bible and praying DAMAGE REPORTED IN STORM WinH Vproot a Tree and Max O'Daniel 36 died of suffo LONG-HALL will Guarantee against shrinkage Restore blankets to like-new fluffiness Mothproof them for safe storage assembled by the Los Angeles County sheriff's office today searched foot by foot the area where an 8-year-old girl vanished eight days ago more wild and wayward is the Rt Rev Francis McCaffrey Yesterday on the fiftieth anniversary of Jiis ordination into the Catholic priesthood Monsignor McCaffrey spoke in defense of modern youth and offered some observations based on his long career nearly all of it as pastor of the Blessed Sacrament cation early today in a fire that damaged a rooming house he owned The fire started in a bas-ement apartment occuDied bv There has been no trace of Package each blanket in pliofilm bag £(- the girl Stella Darlene Nolan since she disappeared while O'Daniel His body was found in a first-floor hallway No one else was in the home at the time Call HA 7633 church Thirtv-nimh street and item I Jjiv JLr 5 nlnt Strikes Three Flares MRS RIN TURKEY Istanbul Turkev June Heavy winds uprooted a cot-tonwood tree in a lot at Forty-fifth and Elmwood avenue about Mrs Eleanor Roose 10:30 o'clock Saturday night The Last Two Days of the Advanee Blanket Sale Eellefontaine avenue "I do not string along with those who say our young folks are going to the dogs" Monsignor McCaffrey said "While crime and criminals get more publicity perhaps human nature has not changed Of course there's always room for improvement but our young people now are no worse than those of generations ago" Years Fly By Mellowed by time Monsignor McCaffrey observed that the jears had flown by fast for him "Fifty years seems like a short time to me now in looking baok" he said "I have had a verv happv life It has been mv playing near her mother's refreshment stand at Auction city a shopping center near here Cap! Floyd Rosenberg of the sheriff's office said "We're certain Darlene has been kidnaped but we have had nothing to go on" Since the girl vanished a week ago Saturday night deputies have traced more than 300 telephoned and written tips Not one has yielded a clue to Dar-lene's fate Today going over ground already covered several times searchers on foot and horseback made a final check of Auction city neighboring residential sections and outlying fields gullies and brush patches where the child might have met with a mishap Participating were more than 450 deputies sheriff's reserves and emergency reserves The others were civilian volunteers Various groups fanning out from Auction city maintained contact with search headquar LITTLE PEOPLE OF Among the fifty Kansas City youngsters who donned costumes yesterday for the Starlight production of "The Wizard of Oz" opening tonight in Swope park were (left to right) Diane Flynn 437 West Sixty-eighth street terrace Linda Ann Eikel 4017 East Sixty-ninth street terrace and Louise Danov 4408 Kensington avenue The young (lancers selected from a field of more than 300 will appear in two production numbers that have been interpolated into the musical based on Frank Baum's Oz books (Kansas City Star photograph) tree three feet diameter was pulled completely out of the ground Winds also tore down a picket fence in front of the home of Mr and Mrs William Moore 4609 East Forty-fifth and ripped a board from the side porch The air-conditioning system at the Kepley funeral home Independence was knocked out Saturday night by lightning Jason White and Harry Webster employees extinguished a fire in the compressor of the motor The funeral home was filled with smoke A brief electrical storm at Blue Springs about 10 o'clock I KANSAS lot to eniov splendid m-opera citt iNsriruffON 47th and Broadway on fhg Fiaza Theresa 1941 on grave condition at St tion I've met and worked with an $80000 building in Wolnut to Grand on Petticoat Lane the site of the first framelhospital in Waukegan some fine people No great mis mv church A home for the sisters fortune has ever crossed mSTFRIA LEAPS TO DEATH to do over who teach in the school was pur- path If I had it all ADVERTISEMENT) in again my choice would be the chased at 3910 Bellefonratne After Hiihnd Pisapppars Lake Wife Fpsets Boat Blessed Sacrament church same Now 75 Monsignor McCaffrey Still feels the effects of an opera- Iron River Mich June 2R ters with walkie talkie radio (AP) A hysterical wife drowned minutes after her hus now has about 2000 parish-oners Monsignor McCaffrey said The church school and ether buildings have a total valuation of about $400000 In honor of Monsignor McCaffrey's anniversary Bishop Ed band disappeared in the black waters of Clucagoan lake last night when she accidentally capsized the boat of two fisher- win uiiara pieaeu who had resiued her 25-pif keek emitMitiwi: "MARY LINCOLN" Thi story tf LlMtkVs Mtrrfaft Waa Lincoln's noarriag raally a livw ball hia wifa a nanrotieahra and Abb Rutladfa him only trua lova? July Raadar's Digaat briaga you a 25-para condanaction of Ruth fainter Randall' $575 biography that tails who star tad thin legend Aba's'" saarriaga aa tha touch it actually was Don' iiua thw absorbing intimat portrait ff LraeobVa family life Gtt your Jul letir' Dig eft lioday: 3S artiel of lartwg interest condensed from laadiag Magazines currant Hooka preacnen yesterday- at ine ji o'clock mass The Rev Benjamin Koenig was the celebrant The Rt Rev John Downey Lloyd Moger 30 of Iron River trolling on the lake seven miles east of here with his wife Ann 33 drowned when their units Late in the morning a motorcycle stolen from the Auction city parking lot only a few minutes before Darlene was last seen was found in an orange grove five miles from the shopping center Rosenberg said it had bepti sought all week on the theory the thief might have lured the girl away with the promise of a ride Prints lifted from the cycle were taken to a laboratory for processing I'sp Planes and Diver As the day progressed the search expanded to include planes from the civil air patrol and The sheriff's aero squadron pastor of the Our Lady of Good'hoat tinned Two other fisher- Counsel parish was the deacon men Kd Leismer 37 nf Prv-and the Rt Rev lames Jjstal Falls Mich and Mike Bar-Keegan pastor of Holy Trinity jrett 44 Mishawaka Ind pulled Mrs Moger from ihp water Her husband could not be found Hysterical with grief Mrs Moger began jumping around as her rescuers made for shore and their boat capsized Leis- -y a parish was the suboamn Monsignor McCaffrey was the celebrant at the 8 o'clock mass Last night he was honored at a reception in the parish house In 1937 Monsignor McCaffrey was named papal chamberlain by Pope Pius XI and given his present title fWri'4 II '111 ll Vl ft'W mer and Barrett swam to shore The bodies of the Mogers were recovered Gtt ytur sift and tant FIREWORKS FIVK I) IK AT SPEED AT One in a great while a female "worker" bee will emerge from unfertilized eggs of African queen bees CROWN DRUG STORES tar Hil Tree Near AVh ketta 1 1 Splitting In Half Waukegan III June 2K AP Three young women and two young men from Wisconsin were killed and a sixth man was critically ininred early today when police said their speeding car hit tree" "five miles "north of Waukegan State police said an eyewitness estimated the car was going 100 miles-an-hour as it raced north from Chicago on route 41 The rr Specially Priced! HealC" ill Play Gym and Skyrider Swing Celebratfs Fiftieth' Anniversary as Priest The Rt Rev Francis McCaffrey Kansas City Star photograph i PT1 TP CUT I I I I 0 II 0 I UNSIS tion he underwent about was SP1 in half when ir years ago but he hopes and hit lhe 1ree-prays that some good years still dead: arc ahead Donald Crevenow 23 Ihp driver i Eugene SaftiR 27 Kenosha: 1 ve UOIK 1o rlo ne sain i Patrlcia MUrpriv 23 Madison: Helen ''There are some things I would Kraofel 22 Madison and Olea Sor-like to finish here For ea mplo enson- 22 Kenosha ue need a new convent for the lone survivor was Dennis tearhers of our school Gerher 27 Kenosha He was in 6 Delight your youngsters with a backyard trapeze set all their very own As well as having a lot of fun they'll be getting exercise that's wonderful for them Play gym includes two swings rings trapeze turning bar and skyrider swing all to help develop young muscles Sturdily niarle with top bar 2-inch tubing upright Uj-inch tubing ball bearing hangers and heavy gaue chains toytmrn f'tth doirntoirn only complete Mnsicnor MrCatfre ua the third of eight children horn to Mr and Mrs Dnni McCaffrey in County Lenrim Ireland He was graduated from All Hallows college Dublin and was ordained June 24 1903 An uncle the Rev Francis Curran was Qtinlitv Hnrtttrnrp Since ODDS N' ENDS LEARANCE MAIN STORE ONLY serving in the Kansas Citv riio Fly the Flag On I lie Fourth! 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