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the KANSAS CITY TIMES. WEDXESBAY. MARCH 26. 1958. BIDS OH FORT HOSPITAl T.

C. BATESON FIRM OF DALLAS LOWEST OF NINE. The 90-Bed Institution at Leavenworth Would Cost Women Rally to Save Park. Needing 250 Names to Force Vote on Council Plan to Turn Some of Paola Square to Parking, They Get 986 Signatures, (Bv The Star's Own Service.) JTfe Star-'M Ovm Leavenworth, March were opened this afternoon for a new multimillion-dollar hospital of 90 beds at Ft. Leavenworth to replace the present post hospital, built in 1902.

Capt. Paul Denison of the Kansas City district of the corps of engineers, supervised the bid openings and said a bid by the C. Bateson Construction company of Dallas appeared to be the low among nine. Bateson bid on the job, as compared to an estimate by government engineers of $3,252,032 for the work. The job is expected! to take two years to complete.

The present hospital, which! was modernized slightly in World War II, is badly in need, of replacement, post said, and the new strjcture is urgently needed. The new hospital will foundation and footings for 7 ALLS CITY, March parking meter money, hunting Am A ifAQ nr Vi 0 clubs declared for the ordinance was unop- AOLA, March 2o. against the purposes of the. posed for re-election this of Paola ordinance. Immediately circu-ispring.

A petition for an accepted a challenge I lation of petitions of protest independent candidate who TO GIRL SCOUT MEET.WICHITA KEEPS Is Host to 200 Lead-Chief Will Post ers From Six States. at Least Six Months. Wichita. March Wichita, March Some 200 Girl Scout leaders'Gene Pond, police chief, says from the 6 -state Covered he plans to stay with his Wagon region will join in a Wichita law enforcement post training workshop in six more Wednesday and Thursday. Pond is on leave of ab- Presidents, his post as police major and chief or detectives nA 1 Kansas City.

He accepted 90 Girl Scout councils in Kan- appointment as chief at Wich- sas, Colorado, Iowa, for a trial period due to HIS FIRST ARMY HAIRCUT was received yesterday by Elvis Presley at Ft. Chaffee, Ark. Doing the clipping was James B. Peterson of Gans, Okla. Said Private Presley: today, gone iWircphoto).

An Odd Deal in Pennies. 190-bed hospital, to provide25. Lon Christensen, for rare or scarce pennies tOj LITTLE U. TALKS, est in a suit against the same Bob Duncan, county attor- for future expansion from the chief Navy petty officer here add to his collection. When Poland to Be First Communist ordered a warrant for present 3-story.

90-bed recruiting duty, is the have gone through the Nation Resented. Arkansas City, March seed last year, misrepresented, Poland today a higher-yielding definitely assigned an official; They ask the difference be-' they the pennies Included in the work wilUIt isn unusual for the Navy be construction of the 3-story man to 4,000 to 10,000 Dank. hospital with 90.000 square pennies at a time from the two local banks feet of space, installation ofipolice after they have emptied are glad to get them. to attend and what elevators, air-conditioning and the parking meters. depend upon the parking'annual United would have realized in X-ray equipment and construc-' Christensen and his wife meters each week as their! open forum meetings in, I tion of parking and through the sack of the source of pennies.

jCowley County May 5 and e.jSeea naa been as represented. A heating plant with 6.000 Edward Kmiecik, first TRIAT iv A nvAru square feet of space will be RECALL BILL SQUEAKS state and farm to market to the Washington em-. utuAin. buiM adjacent to the new hos-i programs, increased of the Polish Peoples Atchison Jury pital. The hospital will be participation in hospital Republic, will be Recommends Leinency.

reinforced concrete frame Oppo Msjority. struction and a step up of the. delegate to the annual Atchison. March 25. while the heating plant will Wichita.

March renewal and slumflear- which is attracting g-man jury todayi tional attention. It will be thei. i campaigni first time in the shooting of READ AND USE STAR WANT ADS. IT IT To own an Orisinii Contour With Vivaration Functional Baauty Healthful Relaxation! and marched with petitions started. Women carried most wants to keep the park intact executive directors of the They had to get signatures petitions but a if iwas filed for his ward.

2S0vntprs Thpv nhtainpH QRfi cuTCulated them. Otheri The park was given to the names and the park in Tap i'to center of the business The stated PeoTa the department. iarea. 10 per cent of the qual-He stipulated that the block I The city council, in a sur- ified voters signed protests was to be used for park pur- prise move, had passed an or-'the construction work would poses. Later the town com- dinance designating area with the city as a deeded the plot to the all four sides within the park I bearing the expense through city of Paola, stipulating that, block as a trafficway.

tax levy. Today was the last should it not be used for park' ordinance provides for pavingidate for filing protests. They'purposes title would revert to? within the park a distance of'were filed a day earlier. town company, which has 35 feet on all sides. The; Now the council can extinct for a century.

area would be used forithe proposal at an The park is planted to grassi free parking of motor 986 protestors are more and has 86 trees, mostly elm! hides. The proposal would than half the total number and hard maple. The ordi- take one-half of the park, who have voted in Paola at a nance would have taken 44 of; known as Park Square. election. City elec- the trees.

In the center of Passage of the ordinance'tions of the last few years the park there is a pool for was by a 6 to 2 vote of the shown from 1,000 to goldfish, fed by a councilmen. There had been; 1,500 votes. are numerous in the no advance word of the move. Councilmen who favor the'park and these are in demand But quiet did not continue ordinance say it would pro-in warm weather. Community; the news of the 178 additional parking gatherings are held in nance was obtained by the in the town square.

park, along with band con- I public. I One councilman who voted certs and socials. Foiitioaa over-all massage in the one and I EASY TERMS! only Contour. be misled by angular chairs that claim to be a Contour. tat Our Nevlf Contour Therr.onU Pillow Heaf and tOUNOI CHAtt 7019 OAK HI.

4-0S99 Opsn Wed. Evsning be of structural steel. Both buildings will city commission ap- programs, have.proved by 3-2 vote, in another spoke at a brick and masonry facings, argumentative session tonight. TWO lo-YEAR TERMS. FREEDOM history a Communist nation Oliver, 28, at a restau- has been represented.

here Saturday night a Other nations sending dele-, The jury, how Wichitan Pleads Guilty in tans remove any or all five Escapee Caught ever, recommended leniency Double Shooting, 1 commissioners. Hounds Close Gap. Brazil Japan, 73 ineigj. restaurant who shot will be Wichita, March 25. AP) George Harrington, 41, The proposed bill, w'hich was require approval by the Britain 25.

United and States Jefferson City, March ridiiiiisLuii, Hicks. 20, by a spokesman sentenced to state prison Legislature, was pre xixv, Witnesses said Oliver pur- 10-year concurrent terms byisented by Fred Aley, city at-joyed less than an hour of Willie Jones, 48, with a Judge Howard Kline today, on torney, at commission freedom from the Algoa inter-j ic argument. year-ago pleas of guilty to Commission members had charges of second degree earlier to seek correc- der and assault. action when they were Since fleas under sessions is reciprocal mediate reformatory trade and that was on the run 1 bloodhounds close behind. TO HEAR SEED CLAIMS.

Enoch Jones, a witness said, told Oliver to the restaurant three times before the his April 29, 1957 that Kansas Hicks broke from the chow 4 -p shooting. All are Negroes. Harrington has been statutes do not apply to Wich- 4.35 William rnui treatment at the Lamed It is governed by city Swift, acting superintend-' 1 State He was charged in the fatal shooting of Chester W. Fuller- manager-commission plan. reported, but'was cap- Wichita, March 25.rAP)— proposal would on the Osage river, Suits by Comanche thorize recall farmers against Colorado and' ton, 21, of Blackwell, if asked by petition of reformatory blood- seed firms have been; and the wounding of per cent of eligible city about 10 feet to the United mother Mrs.

Marian Ful-j voters. I hind him. States District court at the re- lerton, in Wichita, December; Votingto approve pro-; Hicks who had quest of the Colorado defend- 23,1956. Iposals were three carry-over days, ant, Anderson-Thompson, KFFP E. E.

Yiim he wanted to.see KEEP TRIBAL ST ATI S. A. E. Howse and James Gard-. dissuade her from; Victor E.

Gates seeks Sac and Fox Group ner. Voting were two He was sen-i 343.75 plus interest from the NECCHI presents a NEW Miracle ZIG-ZA Rea. 99.50 Designed for your Needs and your Pocltetboolc! All This Dona Without Attachments Phone for FREE HOME Demonstration No Down Payment Declines Emancipation. members elected last Madden, former state Horton, March 25. representative, a John Forty members of the Kansas PLUGS FOR TAX CUT, tenced from Pemiscot Lamar seed firm and its Sac and Fox Indian tribe have refused to consent to their fhof Immediate Action Urged JS 'Si have an adverse effect on- Topeka, March 25.fAP)—;director, to take direct com It was the first escape since water, agent, the Sam P.

rumors of impending trouble Wallingford Grain corpora- a week ago caused Gov. James tion T. Blair to call highway patrol-; Lester Lenertz and Pred men out to stand by for two lenertz ask $4,518 plus inter-; hours. Next day he ordered! i James D. Carter, corrections Creamenes WITH CHEESE AT FROZEN DEPTS.

A-A-A SEWING MACHINE INC. 3303 1-5621 Limited Quantity 222 N. 2-8440 tribal claims pending Domme, of the institution. the Indian Claims Democratic Congressonal star Ads to but. mii.

in Washington, but they set didate, today said federal rent or exchanKe Diai ba 1 5506 July 8 to meet for further taxes for the lower and line to star want Ad cussion. I middle income groups should Government officials pro-ibe cut without further delay.j posed a readjustment pro-i Domme, campaigning for gram before complete federal the Democratic nomination withdrawal. jfor Congress in tlie first dis- Estimates place total tribal trict, said a tax cut should be membership at 128, and only passed put needed money Sac and Fox reservation near in our economy Sac and Fox woman Lives withj Domme also advocated a Reserve, remain up the federal government supervision. One Sac Fox woman lives with! her husband on the ICickapool reservation in Kansas. other members of the group! live in communities of several! states.

New Floor Care Ends Waxing CAR ISJURES A CHILD. Salina Baby to Brain Specialist at Wichita. Salina, March 25 (AP) Worman, 3. son of Lt. and Mrs.

David Vance of the Air Force, suffered a severe head injury today when he was struck by a car near his home in Salina. One of the diiiicult of housekeeping is to T-'ax linoleum and asphalt tile floors. Now, thanks to Glaxo, no loneer necessary to wax and scrub; Just apply Glaxo about twice a year. It a hleh lustre, non-slip coatinpr that seals out dirt, Glaxo dries ins one hour and Is water clear. cheaper than wax In the lonv run, besides savtnsr a t.errlilc am mnt of work, plus truly a beautiful floor.

LInoievm Floors ...........2.89 qt. Aspfioit Tllo ...........2.98 qt. Bunting Hardware Co. aid Wofnaf. K.

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