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AFRICAN CROUP PROTESTS HERE White Rhodesian Regime is Target of K. U. Club 2 SISTERS DIE IN CAR WRECK Accident Occurs on a Trip From Kansas City to Nebraska A fyv'N i r-N 5 Today at Ward Parkway! A Complete Collection Showing of Knit Separates, Dresses, Skirts, Blouses and Those Wonderful Sweaters bv APPEAL TO CONSULATE Students Want British to Use Force Against Leaders TO SEE HIECE'S WEDDING Frances Ryan and Elizabeth Ryan Were Secretaries Here 7 i A 0 T- dice die cent an THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1965 MARKET at the Nelson last night by members of the Mrs. Charles Garver of 9232 study a contemporary sculpture Friends of Art now has a membership Miller, president, reported. hoard of governors were Miller, Norquist, William Grant, Mrs.

Milton Barlow. Thomas Me-Greevy. Sanditz. The collectors market PICTURES ON PAGE 18 Twenty-two University of Kansas students, protesting Rhodesian independence, held a short demonstration at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon in front of the Commerce Tower, 911 Main street, where the British consulate has offices, After the demonstration, two officers of the K. U.

African club presented a letter to the acting British consul, A. V. E. Gray, urging that Britain use force to bring the downfall of the government of the former colony, which broke away from Britain November 11. Co Into a Huddle Gray met the officers, Eben Kawadza.

president of the club and a native of Rhodesia, and Girma Negash. secretary, an Ethiopian, in his office on the I'rth floor of the Commerce Tower and held a brief, private discussion ith them. After the meeting Kawadza: James J. orlew, 52. of 3i21 said the ac ing consul supported Baltimore avenue, was fined SLmJLuJS frCe $500 and sentenced to two years should be used.

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Two sisters from Kansas City were killed yesterday when the motor car in which they were driving overturned six miles east of here on U. S. 36. Miss Elizabeth Ryan, 67, and Miss Frances Ryan, 63, both of 6140 Locust street were killed in the crash. They were on the way to the wedding of a niece in Alliance, Neb.

Kansas highway patrolmen said the car overturned and the women were thrown from the car. Both women were born in De-lavan. 111., and lived in Kansas City 40 years. Elizabeth Ryan had been a secretary for the postoffice de-I partment. Frances Ryan had been a secretary for Duff Kepp.

I Both were members of St. 1 Peters Catholic church. I Surviving are two brothers, Dr. William J. Rvan of 7300 Walnut street and Joseph J.

Ryan, Sedal-ia. and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Donovan, Alexandria, Mrs. Kathryn Fitzgerald, Alliance, and Ann Fitzgerald, 17 West Sixty-fifth. Pedestrian, 83, Killed An 83-year-old man was injured fatally about 6:30 oclock last night when a motor car struck him as he crossed the street in front of his business at 1 5243 State avenue (U.

S. 24-40) jin Kansas City, Kansas. 1 irviTTicir PiTirrrvT John Kattich, 723 Tauromee A SCOTTISH LITE hi ET avenw Kansas Qty KansaSi Dinner Will Precede Investiture owmer of the Kaftich Auto Sup- Ceremonv Tonight i ply company, died about two The Scottish Rite bodies here at Providence hospi- vvill be hosts at 6:30 oclock taI wlthout gaining consciousness. Police said the car was driven west by Joseph C. Goins, 47, of 8020 Greeley avenue, Wyandotte County.

Kattich, police reported, was crossing the street on his way to a restaurant at 5250 State avenue. He was in the westbound lane, a few feet from the side of the street when he was struck, police said. Goins was charged at police headquarters with reckless driving and was released on $100 bond. Police said Goins said he did not see Kattich. The speed limit there is 50 miles an hour.

Police said three other vehicles crashed after one struck Goinss car. night at a dinner preceding the investitute ceremony for 23 Iy elected Knights Commanders of the Court of Honor from Kansas City, Joplin, and St. Joseph, The ceremony will be at the Scottish Rite temple, William bolt JjU'otherj Gray disputed this. Thats not true, Gray said. He is not telling the truth.

I told the gentlemen I would forward the letter outlining their feelings to Her Majesty's government. I outlined, however, that we feel the economic sanctions Britain has imposed on Rhodesia will he enough to bring the country back into line. Using force would be like cracking a nut with a sledgehammer. Hanging Is Asked They also proposed to hang Ian Smith (premier of the white court by Judge Richard L. White.

White fined him $250 and sentenced him to one year on each of two charges, driving under the influence of alcohol and leaving the scene of an accident, in connection with the death May 4 of George Coney Hayes in an accident at Twenty-sev-: enth street and Tromt avenue. Before sentencing, three careless driving charges against Corlew were dismissed. Police said Corlew and his lawyer. Alex Peebles, did not dispute I evidence against Corlew and the entered not guilty plea was I Don't Let I lio Student in Your Family lo Hark Without A llofill minority Rhodesian government I asked hat good that would do. It would probably al- merely for the record.

Senate th moderate whites who On October 23 Corlew pleaded we hope will bring reason to this puiity to a charge of man-r, u- slaughter by automobile. lie situation. Besides, it wouldnt be new-j was sentenced by Judge White to five years in prison, then was granted a 10-year parole instead. White made the parole on condition that Corlew pay the victim's widow, Mrs. Edwina Haves, $150 a month for an undetermined period and that abstain from intoxicants.

There are two precedents in Missouri court cases for the pa- MetTfakAbout $175 idition that orlew must role condition B. Massey, sovereign grand inspector general of Missouri, will attend. The designates from Kansas City: Robert B. Armour, Woodrow Bennett. Walter E.

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Delmar M. Randall and Dr. Joseph S. Shockley were robbed about 5:50 o'clock yes- PJSHQPS CROZIER TAKEN i torday in Dr. Randalls office at 1000' 2 East Thirty-first street.

TO OPES G-MILi: LISK 1 Kansas Commission Announces K-X2 Completion Topeka (AP)--The Kansas Highway commission announced yesterday it will open a new 6-mile section of K-82 in Clay County Monday. The route, a mile north of the present highway, extends from the junction with K-15 east to Wakefield. It eliminates two Randall said two men, one carrying a pistol, entered the office. They took a watch, ring, $100 and a 38-caliber revolver from Dr. Randail.

Dr. Shockley said the men took $75, a watch and a gold diamond ring from him. The men tied Shockley and Randall with right angle turns in the present nylon stockings before leaving. highway. Park FREE Downtown Park and Shop Garages with Min.

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There will be much bloodshed," he said. Africans who have spoken out against the Smith government have been placed in detention camps, and it may get worse. Misery Is Mentioned In the letter, the club stated, Africa will not permit an all-white paradise to exist amidst the misery of the over-exploited population of the majority of Rhodesians. The letter asked that Britain hang Smith and members of his government as traitors. We strongly demand the use of military force by your (the British' government to bring about law and order in Rhodesia.

the letter stated. Gray mailed the clubs leter to London late yesterday afternoon, he said. Only a few shoppers and businessmen stopped to watch the demonstration. The students arrived here from Lawrence, in their own vehicles. They left for Lawrence about 45 minutes after they arrived.

MAY STRIKE AT WDAF Television, Radio Union Says Pact Will Terminate Dec. 4 The Kansas City local of the American Federation of S'on and Radio artists notified WDAF yesterday it would terminate December 4 the contract covering 23 persons at the station. A. F. T.

R. A ben operating on a contract extension since the pact expired October 1. David Schnabel, executive secretary of A. F. T.

R. said the unions members at WDAF would go on strike December 4 unless agreement was reached. The two parties met yesterday, the 2Cth time since negotiations began, he said. Schnabel said some limited was made yesterday. A strike has been authorized 1 A.

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i mem ers have It Is Missing From The Mor.t Rev. Edward Turner's Car A silver-topped ern.ier nr staff symbolizing the authority of the bishop was stolen Sunday night from the motor ear of the Episcopal bishop of, Kansas while it was parked in front of 6015 Troost avenue. The Rt. Rev. Ealward Clark Turner of Topeka said he was eating dinner at the Black An-1 gus restaurant on Troost when the theft occurred.

Also taken was the motor cars spare tire. The bishop described the cro-zier as being about five feet long when its three parts are assembled, with the hook fashioned of silver and the remaining part being black mahogany. He valued the crozier at $500, but put a high sentimental value on it. Bishop Turner said the corzier was a thank offering to his predecessor. Bishop Goodrich Eenner, from a family whose i son was a prisoner of war in World War II.

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