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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 4

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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES FRIDAY DECEMBER 30 1955 BACK TO HIS 82 CASTLES and picked up Herman at Mojave Calif Herman the CAP AUSTRIAN RETURN MADE BY PRINCE ERNST VON STARHEMBERG YtOUt IrW Mid-Continent Bond Proposal Approved by Council Committee said was on the way to Eureka Calif to learn how his ttvo daughters had fared in the flood The plane last was spen at Red Bluff bound for Areata which is near Eureka Squadron 74 of the CAP formed at Ranchero airport Chico Calif to make the search from there to Areata TO HANDLE BIG JETS Beautiful Stylos Exclusive with Back's at this law price Imparted Super Aircraft Would Be Ac commodated at Improved Facility Herman was a resident until 1946 Herman lives at court 8100 East Kansas City A son R-the U-Smile 40 a By Landon La rap DROUDLY wearing a new pair of cowboy boots-great big boots they are 9- year-old Clarence Odell arrived in Kansas City the other day from Boys Ranch at Amariilo Tex for a Christmas holiday visit with his parents Mr and shinyjone don't go swimming in of the lakes because there is a big turtle in it that they say will bite" Clarence related summer we will put on a big rodeo and I hope I will get to do some riding in Clarence in the third grade reported that he made and brother Karl Herman owns and lives at the court and another brother Joseph Herman lives at 5003 Raytown road The two brothers and son said last night they planned to fly to San Francisco early this morning and go to the search area They said they were told by Roy wife that one isolated airport has not been called and it is possible the plane landed there IRISH UNEH Stine McClure is Kansas City's oldest business institution Adv By ANRQ An Exile In Argentina for Many Years He Now Is One of the Wealthiest Men in His Homeland Vienna Dec 29 'APT Prince Ernst Ruediger von Starhem-berg wealthy leader of Austria's pre-Hitler Helmwehr movement has returned home after years of exile in Argentina Von Starhemberg 56 won a legal fight last June to regain ownership of eighty-two castles and country estates in Austria The restoration of the properties confiscated by the Nazis in 1938 climaxed a 7-year post-war battle to annul a law placing the holdings under public administration Their recovery makes him one of wealthiest men Another Austrian court ruled) in 1953 against trying Von Star-j hemberg on charges of high treason The charges had hpen) pressed by Socialist party The Heimwehr (national) guard) a Fascist-type organiza tion was a power in Austria bey fore Hitler incorporated the country into Germany in 1938 Von Starhemberg who retained his Austrian citizenship in his exile is reported planning to undergo medical treatment in Vienna CALIFORNIA AIR SEARCH ON Former Kansas Citian Is Aboard Lost Plane San Francisco Dec 29 (AP) The Civil Air patrol started a search today for two men who disappeared Tuesday on a flight from Ren Bluff to Areata Calif Missing is a Piper Tri-pacer piloted by Bagwell of Redlands Calif Roy Herman also of Redlands was a passenger Bagwell left Redlands Sunday OLD FASHION DOUBLE BREASTED COATS REMODELED info STYLISH up-1 dot SINGLE BREASTED All Hand Work By Expot nced IF? Tailors PEDICINI GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR Room 10th Main RIHz inoa Main Phone VI 2-8ni3 The aviation committee of the city council yesterday approved an ordinance to appropriate $20000 in bond funds for plan rung improvement of the Mid Continent International airport to accommodate super jet air craft by 1961 at a cost of 20 mil lion dollars Ronald White aviation di rector told Councilmen Robert Benson and Don Jackson that federal funds to match city funds were expected to be oh tained to carry out the program Has Filed With CAA The city White explained filed applications with the Civil Aeronautics administration for 5 million dollars in aid To pay most of its share the city has on hand 57700000 in unsold general obligation airport bond5 are hoping to get ome of the work started sometime in 1356 White added The im provement program would be carried out in various stages un til completed in 1961 at which time et aircraft are exppcted to be operated by the air lines White said the Mid-Cor tinen! airport was expected to he used by transcontinental and long haul let aircraft which require long runways The Municipal Air Terminal would be improved with a new terminal building and other facilities at a cost of 2 million do lars It would continue to be used for short-haul operation which are expected to increase tremendously White said The present 6000-font north-south runway at Mid Cortinent would be increased to 10 non feet A 9000-foot east-west runway would be construtcted alongside the present 8500 feet taxiwaj The taxiway would be lengthened to 9000 feet 6-Million Dollar Terminal A terminal building would be constructed at a cost of 6 million dollars Fourteen million dollars would be spent for grad ing construction of runways taxiways drive? drarfage and sewage facilities water lne and other improvements The IS-million-dollar overt -base now is under at Mid-Continent construction I DE LUXE FAMILY BUNDLE iobs I A ALL LIKENS IRONED FREE! HANDKERCHIEFS I SOCKS FINISHED! 'PBIIIXI gL3Rth Baltimore-927 Minnesota) He Worked Hard to Bfi Given Those Boots and Is He Proud of Them! 9-Year-Old Clarence Odell Home on Vacation Tells Here of Life at Boys Ranch in Texas (Kansas City Star photograph) for the first half of the current school year Before bed-time there are movies and telp- vision to provide entertainment Clarence is a courteous young ranch hand and sprinkles his conversation with and He appears to Clarence is one of about 200j'laAe grown an inch or so and bos who Jive at Bovs Ranch -ded several pounds in weight) -since his arrival at the ranch I Th Christmas vacation will His boots are the envy of his! provide Clarenre a in day visit former schoolmates here u')th his parent? and the oppor- Itunity to show off his boots thP-H AYE you a used hearing aid if White said the city would need outward s' mbol of his bring a round The doing additional funds to pay the in- resident of the ranch The boots d01ng terest and principal on the ad were a Christmas present from Society for dmonal airport bond? to carry the ranch tH Hard of Hearing reports out the program the mumcipa Getting acclimated to ranch it hat it ha? exhausted its supply (life has been pretty easy Clar-jof these instruments in filling requests for elderly pensioners land other persons on small in services commission has recommended the airport proiectsJpnce explained Thp bovs get as vital to the future growth ofjUp at 6 o'clock in the morning the city a nr) go to bed at 8:30 o'clock comes who cannot afford to buy night In between those new instruments The committee approved also an ordinance authorizing the filing of condemnation proceed school ings in the cirnm court to ac each chores the youngsters attend perform their individual! that are assigned to them and still have time to play) Jacketed Linen Shantung Resort into Spring 39B5 slim sheath covered by a white wool knit jacket its gold white bra-d trim repeated on the in white or powder blue sizes 1 2 to 18 dress shops 1014 walnut on the 201 47th Ik Ok A The society an agency of the Community Chest will have the) hearing aids repaired and will train the recipients in using them to the best advantage Donated hearing aids may be) left at the rooms of the society erty is needed for constructor they get to ride horses Boy? at 1 West Linwood boulevard of approach ramps to the new frequently hike to Saddleback a room 203 or arrangements foi Broadway bridge The Phillips near by hill that resemble? a hav ing the aid? picked up may company? lease expires Oc -addle There are three Jakes be made by telephoning Lcgar tober 31 1957 but it includes a for swimming and fishing h-7876 clause giving the company the L'ss: right to a renewal for ten of William Wrigley jr delegates from thirteen cities) years founder of the chewing gum for- attended to a TRitrv pi Tune She has been in a coma in First place was a tie between 1 A im Pasadena Calif since Decern Dan Ziff Minneapolis and Paul Proposal Barring Big Vehicles! her 23 19 17 when she 'a? 1 Pay sip) Shy ken Omaha Wayne From Morningside Approved I stricken with a cerebral throm Fenenbaum 621 East Gregory boulevard was second and Bob Councilmen Robert Benson! Bahr 3313 Woodland avenue and Harry Davis members of Bmbate Judge Robert i the city council general commit) Hunne authorized payment of tee yesterday approved an ordi- ihe Taxes covering the years 1 ct v'ednesdaj 1945 through 1950 Mrs Wrig- P1 p- 'ded They aie lev's son Philin and the First! Paul I Po ysle Shyken president: 1 IP son unuip ana me mrsi jry stone Omaha recording seel bank of ruragn CO- rptary: Cpr Fishman 608 East jspv- COnservatnrs of her pstatn indi enty-seconri terrace corresponding in secretary and Herbert Rosen 717 1 Fast Seventieth terrace treasurer nance to prohibit trucks of more than l1s-ton capacity from using Morningside drive Sixty -third National street to Brookside boulevard The ordinance under cated they will suit in Ca 'O books thargss oayabls In Just one glance at this colorful trio Is sure to amaze you! Such fine imported fabrics and expert finishing all for such a small price! TebJ-ired for crease- resistance pre-shrunk vat-dyed and have self trim that makes them completely washable! A Scoop neck sheath with Tipper fly front lovely lace trim Navy Blue 14vsto22'! aj-ter (-hristmdS CLEARANCE consideration since September 17 resulted from a petition and a hearing of resident? on Morning-side The committee has under study a proposed system of primary and secondary truck routes for the entire citv fomia to grounds a permanent nornia dent of said the the collar and flop pocljti ttitching tep-in styling Navy 12 to 20 I Tailored with saddle Blue Toast to 7Th con ti nu ei oa(s regain the payment on The Emanon club of Kehiiath thai Mrs Wrigley not Israel and the Kohavim club of resident of Cali Beth Israel were presented charters by Rabbi Harold Co- Stevenson vice-presi-hen New York national youth the First National bank idirector conservators agreed to pav taxes now to avoid fur f) f'sitarirP from London to ther interest accruing Bombay is 10800 miles via the aPp Good Hope and a little Of CO'SFFRFJSCF AT fv more than 6300 miles via the (Suez canal Oratorical Contest Is Held Oratorical Contest Is Held by with nntstnndtng salnes in suils inillinprA dresses spoi'fsA ear TO 41 S3 51277 TAX Bit I all sales final on the entlr stock not Included 'on walnut rhaannfl Sleeveless heath with ewel neckline step styling Toast Blue Navy Pink 12 to 20 INEXPENSIVE DRESSES I rd Fleer Phnit BA UOhOO nr YJnil Your Order i Patty Peck Peck's 11th end Main Kansas City i Missouri Please send me the following Irish I Linen Dresses Missouri residents arid 2 7- sls I tax Outside delivery area add 2V postage for I 1st dress 5 for ear-h addltionaj extra more of everything downtown Conservators of Mrs Wrigley Estate Given Court Order Chicago Dec 29 i AP' Jewish Group servators of the estate of Mrs The 4-day central regional Ada rigley today were convention of the National Con-given permission to pay income ference of Symagogue Youth taxes totaling $351277 to the closed yesterdav afternoon state of California Beth synagogue with Mrs Wrigley 80 is the widow oratorical contest About 1 to 652 mmnesota books closed charges payable in February jtec Cj-liridh max SIMM- (IKIIUMI Semi-Annual ALL OUR FAMOUS BRANDS OF Women's entire stock not included no phone or mail orders all sales final please im "pre-iude'! strapless bras by maidenform contour band curves up between cups to give uplift and natural separation j'zes 32a-36c left white nylon lace 350 Worn s) ppgafarlv to 2495 a select group at 1290 2900 PAIRS REG TO $1695 90 12 andenx regularly to 2295 Pr center "once-over" slightly padded underbust for addi- easy flowing waistline nipped in bridal white nylon lace 1250 uccas im Si ejCucLu regularly to 1295 7 tional uplift just enough Block Blue Brown Red Suede Coif Potent Our most exciting collection of better shoes so don't miss out! Not every size in every end color so be early for best selection Sizes 3 to 12 AAAAA to widths 350 upper very lightly padded with foam rubber white embroidered broadcloth bras both stores :90 Selected groups of Larky strides and Ibierai mostly liar All Sales Final WOMENS SHOES i Fleer ihot salon on the olaiasssiysr.

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