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1962. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, SALE at 3939 MAIN ONLY- STUDY APARTMENT, NURSING HOME PLAN Project Includes Completion of Medical Office Building. TIGHTEN II. S. BUYING RULES Bill Provides a Retired Officer Must Wait Three Years After Leaving Service Before He Can Sell to Any Agency.

A LOSS OF PAY SAFFELS KIN DIES. Brother-in-Law Fatally Stricken kt McPherson. TO AID OF OLDER PERSONS Zoning Board to Consider Application of Dr. Wallace H. Graham.

its unit above the fourth floor. Also to be built are 124 parking spaces to the north of the build-ing. Other applications approved: Ry Agnew, to construct an addition to a building at 5540 Prospect. Louis W. Krings, to operate a nursing home for 16 persons at 1 642 East Thirty-sixth.

Wayne A. Pence, to convert a residence at 4528 Wornall road to an office building. Truevine Baptist church, to build a church at the southwest corner of Twenty-fifth and Belle-' fontaine. Mrs Frances Sharon, to build I an addition to a nursing home at 7701 James A Reed road. Missouri AAA Oil company, to build a service station on the north side of Seventy-ninth street between State Line and Wyoming.

Standard Improvement company, to build an addition to a house at 3309 East Twenty-fifth. Ward II. Haylett, to build a house on the northeast corner of Sixty-second and Ward parkway. L. J.

Largen, to operate a children's day school on the east Side of Blue road south of Ess road Approved by the Senate, Legislation Provides a Substantial Penalty. Az summer leftovers DRESS SALE McPherson, a s. (AP) George R. Vahsholtz, 43, brother-in-law of Dale Saffels, Democratic candidate for governor of Kansas, died of a heart attack his home here Wednesday night. Vahsholtz formerly was employed by an implement firm but had been convalescing a heart attack for six months.

Saffelss wife is the former Winona Vahsholtz. Wichita Jack Glaves, Democratic state chairman, said Saffels has canceled campaign plans through Saturday because the death. were to 34.99 TOURISM IN MEXICO was the subject last night of Mexican travel agency officials at a dinner at the Hotel Muehlebach. The meeting, sponsored by Braniff International Airways, was to prepare for the winter travel season. Shown are (left to right) Edmundo Garza, president of the Garza Travel service; Mrs.

James Dubin, an officer of Mexico Travel Advisers, and Lee Gonzalez, manager of Bran-iffs Mexico City office. Applications denied: David D. Langner, to build an addition to a house at 18 West Eighty-fifth. Construction company, to build an apartment building at the southeast corner of Twenty-seventh terrace and Van Brunt boulevard. Staff Investment company, to build an addition to a medical office building at the southwest corner of Sixty-third and Rockhill road.

FAIR AT TOPEKA TO OPEN. Expect to Go Attendances A plan for a 10-story apartment building and adjoining nursing home south of Sixty-third street and east of Woodland avenue was taken under advisement yesterday by the city board of zoning adjustment The project, owned by Dr. Wallace H. Graham, would also include completion of a medical office building facing Sixty-third. The frame for the building was completed several years ago.

Price of 3 Million. Robert Jackson of Jackson Smith, architects, said the 10-story apartment building and the nursing home would cost about 3 million dollars. The apartment building will have 120 units and the nursing home 120 beds. Both will be behind the office building. The apartment building is being designed for older persons in good health who may need nursing care in the home from time to time.

To Add a Floor. The board also approved plans for building a fourth floor on the Consumers Cooperative association office building at 3315 North Oak trafficway. Plans call for building a kitchen on the ground floor and a penthouse office Two every spring and summer dress included so get out your track shoes and run down to this ridiculous sale of dozens ol cottons, blends and other labrics select several at this rock bottom price (some slightly soiled) sizes 5 to 15 8 to 20 3939 Main only all sales final HEAD A G. O. P.

UNIT. Tenth Ward Club Elects James W. Stewart. James W. Stewart, 400 East Eightieth street, was elected president of the Tenth Ward Republican club last night at a meeting at the Wornall bank.

Seventy-ninth street and Wornall road. Stewart, a vice-president of the Jackson County Republican club, was elected without opposition. Other officers elected: Forest M. McGrew, vice-president; Thomas M. Roudebush, treasurer, and Mrs.

Ellen Makipas, secretary. READ AND USE STAR WANT ADS MORMON LEADER DIES. Salt Lake City (AP) Lester F. Hewlett, 67, prominent Salt Lake City businessman and president of the famed Mormon tabernacle choir since 1938, died Wednesday a hospital of a heart ailment. PENCALE? PERCALES America's favorite sheet for 3 generations THREE HURT IN WRECK.

Cars Crash at 26th and Broadw ay. Two cars collided last night St Twenty-sixth and Broadway. Three persons were injured. The drivers. Miss Genevieve Love, 20, of 13100 East Thirty-ninth street, and Richard Bacon Jones, 49, of 3700 West Sixty-seventh street.

Mission Hills, were treated for cuts at St. Lukes hospital. Miss Pamela Jones, 19, a sister of Jones, was treated at the hospital for a broken tooth. Police said Miss Love was turning north when the Jones car, turning west, swung wide and struck her car in the side. PLAN FOR REFUGEES.

November 1 Set as Goal for Arrival of Cubans. The mayors committee on Cuban refugees set November 1 yesterday as a goal for flying 25 Cuban families here from a refugee camp in Miami. Most of the refugees will be skilled workers or professional people, it was said. The committee asked prospective employers to call the committee. Angus McCallum, 617 East Sixty-fifth street, is chairman.

Over 500,000. Topeka Gates to the 1962 Mid-America fair, the eighty-second annual fair to be held in Kansas capital, will open at oclock this afternoon on one the biggest arrays of exhibits the history of the exposition. We expect more than 500,000 before the exposition closes next Thursday, L. J. Marshall, fair board president, said.

WAGNER SPURS PAY PLAN. New York Commenting that what is good enough for New York City should be good the rest of New York state, Mayor Robert F. Wagner yesterday urged federal and state action to establish a $1.50 minimum wage law next year. PLANS TRIP TO NEWPORT. Washington (AP) President Kennedy will spend the weekend in Newport, R.

I. DEATHS OVER MISSOURI. Washington August Frank Gil-dehaus, 90. He is survived bv three 50ns, three daughters, 40 grandchildren and 117 greatgrandchildren. His wife died in February.

The couple celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary November 1961. lofl.iv Oil flic Pinza eft apeaux jnoiving. Miss Bette is here to show you the Fall collection of Chapeaux Originals, ten to five today only Chopeoux Original in brocada sketched 33 00 to have and to hold a Washington (AP) The Senate passed a bill last night to deny retirement pay to any regular military officer who sells to or contracts with government agencies within three years after getting out of uniform. It is aimed specifically at the higher ranks such as generals and admirals. Bill Back to House.

The legislation now goes back to the House which has passed a bill to remove a life-time ban on such selling by retired Navy and Marine officers. The House voted this because officers of other services may do this now, without loss of pay, after two years. The Senate bill includes this repeal provision but it also extends from two to three years the prohibition against sales and contracting but applies it to all regular retired officers. The legislation, previously approved by the Senate armed services committee, was passed by voice vote without discussion or debate. In a report to the Senate, the committee said it favored the longer ban on sales because of the billions of dollars of defense and related contracts now let by negotiation.

Two Years Not Sufficient. A period of two years may be insufficient to prevent undue influence resulting from prior active service associations on the part of some retired officers, especially those in the higher ranks, The committee said. In addition to the civil penalty on forfeiture of pay, the report noted that existing criminal laws could bring fines and prison terms for such violations. Although the general accounting office has cited several such violations in recent years, the Senate committee noted that none of these had been prosecuted by the Justice department. It urged better co-ordination between the military and Justice departments with respect to the matter of reviewing possible violations of this (criminal) provision.

ROB 2 WHO AIDED THEM. Youths Then Flee South Into Miami County. Three armed youths late last night robbed two men who offered them assistance. One man lost his wristwatch and billfold and the other was struck on the head before the trio fled on foot south into Miami County on U. S.

69. Otis H. Umbenhower, Bonner Springs, told authorities he offered the three young men a ride from the Muncie tavern in Wyandotte County to Bonner Springs. They accepted the offer, but later forced him to drive toward Olathe on K-7, then east from Olathe on K-150. Umbenhowers car ran out of gas two miles west of U.

S. 69 on K-150, he told Johnson County sheriffs deputies. The robbers flagged cars until one driven by Myron E. Voigts of Olathe stopped to offer assistance. They entered the Voigts car and ordered the driver to drive south on U.

S. 69. He stopped the car just south of the county line, and attempted to hit one of the youths, Voigts told officers. He was then struck by one of them before they fled on foot. An extensive search was organized early this morning.

A roadblock was set up on U. S. 69 at Eighty-seventh street in Overland Park. Glenn L. Cantrall of Olathe said he also stopped to assist the stalled car, but drove on after Umbenhower told him he had been robbed.

After the men men got into Voigts car, CantraU sped after it to obtain the license number. OFFERS BUSINESS AID. Independence Bank Would Give $25,000 to Fund. The First National Bank of Independence yesterday offered $25,000 toward revitalization of business in the Independence courthouse square at a meeting of 31 merchants, property owners and city officials. Another $50,000 will have to be provided by other persons and groups interested in improving the busines condition of the square, which generally has been regarded as losing ground to surrounding shopping centers.

The luncheon meeting at the Rock Wood Country club, was called by James Nicol, president of the bank. The money would pay the salary and expenses of a man qualified to devise a plan to improve business on the square. LEAVES LARGE FAMILY Maryville, Tenn. (AP) Mrs Flora Coy Williams, 82, diet Wednesday, leaving 157 direct descendants. Direct! Inexpensive! Use Star Want Ads.

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