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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 1954 2 Potomac Fever IKE DELAY AS A HOST BRIGHT FOR PICT PJ1TF0BHILLELSBN! TO and a half years The Rosen I children Michael Rosen 16 a Rosen of Was spnjor Rockhurst high school land Monica Rosen 6 a first-grade pupil at Nelson piemen- jtary school probably will attend I American schools in West IN RETURN HOME Born in Berlin American citizen left yesterday to return WHITE HOUSE SOCIAL SEASON BE LATER THAN USUAL Representative Hallpck Speak ing at Clinton Mo Urges His Re-Election White House Friday January 14 for the congressional reception Since Vice-President Nixon is in office until at least 1956 the vice-presidential dinner set for Tuesday January 18 will be in his honor Ber-in AMERICAN Dr An Kansas City after seventeen years to Berlin the city of his birth Dr Edgar Rosen assistant professor! There are about 65 million in-at the University of Kansas habitants of the Middle East City was horn there forty-five Dge star to bur Mil years ago the only son of an ren or exchange Dial BA 5Soo for American dentist who had direct line to Star want Ad Takers -Ad moved to Berlin at the turn of the century Dr Rosen received his Ph at Leipzig in 1933 upon writing! a thesis on Italian Fascism He Possibility of Approval by the French Parliament Appears to Be Good PREMIER MOVING FAST Quick Action Is Designed to Pre vent Any Buildup by the Opposition Army and Navy Reception Eliminated as Separate Event-Six State Dinners Four Receptions Scheduled Washington Oct 4 1 The House will open a new and brilliant social season November 16 Plans announced today call for six state dinners and four recep- FV LISTED 90 YEARS AGO tions with these changes in thc Last Survivor of Men in Blue Is The dinner for the speaker of the House will he Wednesday January 19 The final event is the diplomatic reception Friday January 21 Ambassadors and minis ters heads of missions are invited to the diplomatic dinners To the reception those of lesser rank are asked HIS VOTE CAN HELP IKE The Fourth District ongress-man Has Earned Respect in Washington He Says Majority Leader Asserts a Congress Is Essential for Program Communists Start Drive on London Agreements London Oct The Moscow radio in the first Soviet reaction to the 9-power London conference tonight called on Reds the world over to launch an all-out campaign against the decisions reached here to bring a free and rearmed West Germany into NATO 9-power said the broadcast that the social forces standing for peace must redouble their efforts must heighten their vigilance still further for the enemies of peace are not sitting In the Soviet lexicon forces standing for means Communists and the broadcast heard here be considered the first order from the Kremlin for Red parties throughout the world to start fighting the London decisions The newly launched propaganda campaign especially assailed American diplomacy' WASHINGTON Oct 4 Secretary of State Dulles arrives home from a triumph in Europe France reluctantly has agreed to dislike the Russians equally with the Germans Tke hails the 9-power derision to rearm Germany Democrats can't think of much to say except that Washington seems to operate best when Dulles is in London and Ike in Denver Vice-President Nixon campaigns against former Vice-President Barkley in Kentucky This is a rase of the young vicar vs the old Veep Defense Secretary Wilson says he's getting rid of subversives The Republican anti-Red campaign has been miraculous The Republicans now claim to have fired more Reds in two years than they accused the Democrats of hiring in twenty FurrcHea Knebrl fTkm R'frigtrr a td Tnbftne Syndicate) Now 107 Paris Oct 4 Chances for French parliamentary approval of the London agreements to rearm West Germany appeared bright today Members of center and rightist parties as well as followers of General Charles de Gaulle praised Premier Pierre Mendes-France for protecting French sovereignty and retaining a close partnership with Britain in the 9-power negotiations The key to the success of the new plan which replaces the Hr Tra McCarty (A Ik I cm her nf Star's Staff) Clinton Mo Oct A request that voters of the fourth congressional district return Jeffrey Hillelson Republican incumbent to the House of Representatives was made here tonight by Charles A Halleck Republican majority leader of the House who also detailed the gains made by the Eisenhower was married in Cologne in 1937 and emigrated to the United) States With a background of work for the British Ministry of Infor mation the Foreign Office and intelligence agencies and as a foreign affairs writer for i the Christian Science Monitor he came to in 1948 as an instructor in history and government Dr Rosen will teach current Italian history and comparative party structure at the German School of Political Sciencp affil-: iated with thp Free University! in Wpst Berlin Mrs Rosen a trained nurspry instructor was employed at a DtMiiTvrofm nsit ursuiwct department store the last four! Safe 1 That's your valuables safe and the place that safe is City National's modern safe deposit A box costs you as little a day CITY NATIONAL PfUinc JTutd 10tH AND GtANO KANSAS curie MO Presidential entertainment program The season starts thirteen days later than usual The traditional army and navy reception will be eliminated as a separate function and merged with a general reception for department heads Thursday December 2 No Favorite Party Night Tuesday the favorite party night of past Democratic administrations has given way to other days in the week Since the establishment of the Defense department soon after World War TI it has been the custom of the White House to Duluth Minn Oct It was just ninety years ago today at a time when President Lincoln was appealing for more troops that Albert Woolson enlisted as a private'' in company of the 1st Minnesota heavy artillery regiment Woolson was 17 then Today the 107-year-old veteran is the last survivor of 2675000 boys in blue of the civil war He enjoys almost perfect health except for deafness and spent the morning on his front porch sitting in the sun PRISON GUARDS TO PROTEST that are they're large and department as 2c i Yvj tOM JD --I administration Halleck said the administra-'sharply reduced tion had kept its campaign the people of European Defense commumtyj army plan killed by the French assemble appeared to lie in the Clinton that Thehand of rhp lpftofrpntPr popu- the administration realizes Republican movement FROWN ON GLASS STRIPS ORDINANCE ON JALOUSIES IS OPPOSED BY BOARD MEMBERS promises and he emphasized administration's enlarged sup-'farmer is entitled to a fair share and the Socialists port of the Rural Electrifica-of the national income of the Rural Good tion administration Made His a freshman in the House he already has made his mark and established himself as Sees a Majority One member who declined to he quoted by name predicted the premier will swing a substantial majority behind the decisions to bring West Germany into the expanded Brussels alliance and the North At- plan commission Pnd January 21 institution here protesting wage lantic Treaty organization Last year President and Mrsknd hours hut not without first Mendes-Frances taking the in-j'op Eisenhower opened it with an! notifying prison officials a union1 itiative to prevent any buildup dinanee to permit the enclosure family dinner" Novem-spokesman said tonight I of opposition in parliamentary of front porches with jalousies her 3 in honor of the cabinet! Merle Griffith vice-president circles through delayed consid or removable storm windows This rime they are going hack the International Guards has called an extraordi-l The measure before a rouneiiJn the Franklin Roosevelt-Uon- the prison's 197 nary session of the assembly he- committee has been barked by Harry Truman custom of start- "cards voted unanimously for Theaface vsssssA TWELFTH and GRAND OOWNTOW Also IN NORTH ifRRJSAS CITY share our CU5tomrs' porking fee ot Notional Mutual Copitel gorages Customer pays 25c first Hour 10c Hourly tHroftr stomp parking ticket Halleck said that in 1952 the citizens had voted for a change wanted an end to the frustrating stalemated war in Halleck said wanted thrift and efficiency in the operation of the federal household wanted relief from the mounting burden of taxation wanted the assurance of loyalty to American ideals among those holding positions of public trust from and wanted freedom bureaucratic restriction the CRASH INJURIES ARE FATAL Mrs Betty Pearl Peck 32 New Princess Jumper with the Smart Middy Look regimentation For Sounder Money wanted protection the dollar they earned jvene this likely will be the at-ieither by jalousies or removable) sjnrp World War IT it has been They wanted government byjtitude of the key andlstorm windows Tn most custom to have two diplo-j law with fair decent admini Socialist parties: jit grants modifications of the matic dinners off vith diplomatic dinners port on the London talks Thejof zoning adjustment Because seating space in the ratification vote however may -j At almost every meeting the labile House state dining room! nor come for several weeks zoning board is requested to ap 15 limited to about 100 and top prove enclosures of J-' Was in Accident Thursday Mrs Betty' Pearl Peck 32 whose home was at Garner and Blue Ridge roads about one and one-half miles northwest of! jstration of np law the party of Georges i zoning law to legalize or permit submit that while these Bidault and Robert Sehuman is such enclosures desires presented a challenge stanehlv pro-European The Should Bp Simpler worthy of any political strongly backed the de-j Most hoarrt members that ship they were really not toofunct FDC plan and mam i homeowners should havp thp to ask (members still are hitter against1 hnmOVVTiers should havp Mendes-Franee for failing to push it through the assembly on of our this- promises Continuation removable tJTEAR IT XTITH 4 BLOUSE OR AFTER FIVE A 14 XTITH JEWELRY On Successive Nights This time there arp two bu! instead nf being spaced a week apart the first comes No dipfl at St her 16 the season opening! Joseph hospital of injuries suf-PVPnt followed the next nightlfered Thursday in a motor ear rhe second diplomatic dinner accident at highway 71 and cabinet comes in to break' Blue Ridge Mrs Peek mother with the President Ruby Opal Foulk 55 of lady Wednesday Decern-j Battle Lake Mich also injured jin the accident was in critical critici7edilmProvpmenfs either do the! Thp following Wednesday De-condition last night at the hos-'work themselves nr have done pPrrhpr is the traditional din-jpital by carpenters before building! ner in horor of the Chief Tusticf Mrs Peck was thrown from inspectors appear The inspeo- magnificent program which Mendes-Franee who had no part every loval American EDC- refuspd his future! ih dependsnn thaf tr(atv in nt nnn edge of the law forbidding such want to see fulfilled ion that treaty in a vote of con The bread first Urges Voters to Support Jeffrey Hillelson for Congress Representative Charles A Haileck Majority Leader of the House (Kansas City Star photograph 95 10 tors order the owners to remove Supremp rourt- Thp nexf nightiit collided with one driven by the improvements or obtain a MudSps anri atpd officials Arlie Cochran 4a Grandview zoning law modification i comp in to shake hands at thejwho was treated at General hos- fidence and sharply the plan Socialists Call a Meeting The Socialists whose support could give the premier an overwhelming margin on the London agreements scheduled a meeting of their executive committee for Wednesday night Guy MoIIet party secretary said he could not comment on the London agreements until he had studied upon the election of another Republican congress Novem-jber The heavy' spenders the high-tax advocates the wile-eyed radicals their socialistic schemes hp Communist-cod-dlers and the power-hungry paternalists are waiting in the wings eager to regain control This must not happen President Eisenhower deserves the help of another Republican Congress" Ried Wells of Montrose fourth district chairman presided Halleck was introduced by Hillelson pit a 1 for mino-r injuries judicial reception Congressional old-timers Fir! Fleer a'ld Investigate Newcomer's prearransed newcomers are invited to the funeral plan No Obligation Adv VVnt the Rars Members of the rity plan commission and its staff oppose letting down the bars for porch enclosures taking the a Ne'tS Koruoi City one of the outstanding members" Halleck said of Hillelson has earned the respect and admiration of his colleagues of our great President Eisenhower and all people in official Wash-ington "As majority leader I know' he has done his work well He is a breath of fresh air in Washington His voice can be heard He must hv all means he returned to Congress in the election November uvrmuci at HELZBERG their texts Mollet said the) position that such materials Wednesday meeting will decide whether a national council of the party should he called Political observers think A crowd 200 persons walked DEATH IN SKIDDING CAR Mendes-Franee probably will ask the assembly to endorse the general outlines of the London accord without committing It- three steep flights of stairs the courtnouse here and the courtroom here Halleck spoke constitute an addition to the front of the house which may protrude over the building linp The commission has recommended a new ordinance which wouid retain present prohibitions against porch enclosures but would clarify clauses permitting screening of front porches S0 our very feminine prinre ailhoiiette the waistline tinv the skirt gentlv flared Its neckline makes news too for it's this vear's new middy look with a gay tailor rollar Grey brown blue rayon menswear flannel in i7P 8 to 1 fv 4dd 28r and tax to mail orders GRUEN Jubilee allies up at was filled But for the stairs new Sister Thomasella self at this time to a precise the crowd would have been he principal said was treaty text This could strengthen larger residents said marvelous with the children the hand particularly Halleck spoke in a series ofjand thpy all liked her rightjon the saar Issue when Allied thrusts at fhe Democrats andj0-the crowd applauded them loud statesmen begin drafting the final treaty texts later this ARRAIGNED IN JAIL DEATH Opts tsslqht astil 1:30 Is North Kossas City jtr One that got one of the best reactions was when he turned to Hillelson and said: Trouble in Jobs know Jeff we are having more trouble getting a few Republicans into jobs ir Washington than they had fellow-travelers in" getting Two Men Will Have Preliminarj- month- Hearing October 12 While Paris was optimistic I'Con MeC'urley Dies of In- over chances for eventual as men charged with beat-juries Suffered Last Week isemhlv approval of the ncwj'nK a 35-year-old prisoner to lan a note of caution crcptidparh in the citv jail Saturday Uf sterday af cr- mro Vc-t Germany's generally night were arraigned Yesterday noon at St Margaret hospttaljp vipw i before Magistrate Louis Ma of dn Pr a mo or car jn Bonn independent new zuch on a charge of first degree ua? co a asserted that the London murder wepk brought thp traffic conference package was not yet The men Jampc Alton i And he added: for tlie -vpar Kansa CityL-rapped and tied One said there Negro 35 nf oqjg the Eisenhower ad- 1 a air of tension" and Kenneth ministration vnu don nave tn he! F- McCurley was over the role the French assem-jq a failure to get a lob in ashing- dnvn2 wpsj on thp Intercity blv ill play Other independents viaduct last Tuesday night when agreed that France holds the! get a ton" Summit Drake no permanent address were! taken to the Jackson County) NO MONET DOWN A YEAR TO PAT Wo Infer sf or Carrying Charge Prices Incl Fd- Tax 0 or Free Delivery Your Choice Charge Halleck reported that he had just attended a conference with jail in default of $5000 bond1 each Their victim Albert Rernard! McKirey Negro 2815 Mersing ton avenue had hpen arrested tor intoxication Saturday He became involved in a fight with thp two men while in a cellblock! (and ws dead on arrival at Gen-: oral hospital No 2 Death was attributed to head injuries I flldJlt ItMfjui Jrtlnu fam owl for famous brands his car was demolished by a key Kansas City Public Service) company hu McCurley a Eisenhower in Denver upon thcw A mechanic who lived at I subject of the election and the 2239 Poplar avenue was pinned! necessity for a Republican Con- beneath the wheel Police and bystanders pulled off the door and ripped awav the back of the than most of the ministers had hoped for gress to back up the program American people are he SPar t0 frpp hjm ginning to realize just how good McCurley was After thi offer- $3975 From Aged Prime Grade Beef Cubed Steaks Sizzle a minute on each side serve as a dinner steak or steak sandwich Halleck said that program is (ffdt 1100 Wolmrt Ptoxa 3132 Troost To Serve 9ott: a lifelong resi-City Surviving! Mi idled Me- 2 75e for they also are hcginninglare his wife Mrs to realize that only a Republican Curlev Congress in whole-hearted co Oscar McCurle operation with the President can Beverly street Overland give this country the kind of a son Robert Jack McCurley government it needs and must Sacramento Calif anc two 2 hours free parking with a purchase! Braunsehweiger V2 Ih 49c Wolferman's taste Smoked Liver Sausage Longhorn Cheese lb 3Pc Ideal for Macaroni and Cheese Milk-Ferl Veal Ih 59e Boneless shoulder cute for Stew or Ground for Loaf Chicken A la King tin 69c College Inn 3 tins 2 00 Informed officials here are reasonably confident that the (London agreement will he ratified by the Legislatures the various the prims ry concern being France They remember all too well that thp high hopes for an integrated Europe vvpre dashed by thp de feat of EDC in the French Parliament Should France fail again this time -well that is here don't officials sisters Mrs Ray Boncurant 9300 East Sixty-eighth strept Jackson County and Les Broyles 7001 Beverly have That is why Jeff Hillelson must and will be Hallerk's responsibilities include shepherding administration bills through the Houe His is one of the most important positions on Capitol Hill Ilihior (itapps Big black velvety beauties large clusters plump and juicy lb 29c Honey Dew Melon 69e Big ripe Juicy-sweet melons shelled Lima Beans large New Potatoes 3 lbs 25e Small creamers 7 golden Bartlett Pears Artiehoke to buy sell Dial BA 5500 fnr Ads Fresh from the ovens Frcsli Orange Take Tender mouth-melting rake baked in an aluminum foil tin to keep fresh and moist a delicious orange frosting UJ ear 3 for 29c Paatrv treat MCCARTHY SUED BY GREENSPUN even want to think about now Nevada Publisher Ask Million More REA Loans Over Red Tag Use Star Want On the subject of REA Halleck noted that in its first year the pSas-- pv C' 1 'AP Eisenhower administration au- H- M- Greenspun publisher has lln to star want Ad Takers -Ad thorized more loans for REA filed a million dollar damage and rural telephones than in the suit against Senator previous year under the Truman (Rwis I who he savs falsely administration He said better aPcused him of hPing an service had been given on the score that paper work on loans Communist had been reduced and that the! 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