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The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 15

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Kansas City, Missouri
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vyvvvvTvryvvrv THE KANSAS CITY STAR, FRIDAY, MARCH 2 2, 19 63. 13 a I Flubber Cited in $104,000 Damage Suit Dr. Ellis is director of the out-patient clinic at the General hospital. The program is sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women and the Jewish Community center. TURN TO AGED NEEDS.

Discussion Is Set Monday at Jewish Community Center. A lecture-discussion on the problems of aging will be held at 12:30 oclock Monday at the Jewish Community center. Speakers will be Dr. Eleanor Poland and Dr. E.

Frank Ellis. Dr. Poland is a research associate with Community Studies. She has recently completed a study of the aged here for the Regional Heajth and Welfare council. 1 TIP sold by the millions since it was introduced and that there has been no instance of a scientific test showing an adverse effect.

Frank Saunders, an attorney who filed the suit at Olathe today, said Mrs. Uzelacs 3-year-old son, Michael Joseph Uzelac, was also hospitalized at Providence suffering from a rash similar to his mother. The husband, Mike Uzelac, has not as yet been affected, Saunders said. and pour on flavor! SuOteys SALAD DRESSING AT GROCERS EVERYWHERE Featuring JR. PLENTY SIZES ant Jr.

tYes or Gals over size 18 1011 Walnut lone ru -4? St? e4? c4? ttr? ltpmt a time A transparent plastic material, being marketed under the trade name of Flubber, is the basis for a $104,000 damage suit filed in Johnson County District court at Olathe today. Mrs. Pat Uzelac, 29 years old, of route 2, McLouth, charged in her petition that she purchased a package of the plastic material March 12 from a Katz Drug company store at Tenth street and Minnesota avenue in Kansas City, Kansas. Label on Package. According to the petition, the toy product was labeled parent approved, does not stain, non-toxic and harmless.

Despite this, she stated, contact with the material caused a severe rash to break out over her entire body; that she was forced to be admitted to Providence hospital where she was fed intravenously, and was given numerous medications in an effort to curb the infection. Named defendants in the suit are the Katz Drug company; Hassenfeld of Central Falls. R. the manufacturer; and Walt Disney Productions, charged in the petition as sponsor, advertiser and distributor of the toy designated as flubber. The pliable plastic has been under investigation for several weeks by the federal Food and Drug administration, (FDA).

Numerous cases of a peculiar rash have been noted recently in the Kansas City area by chib dren who have the toy. ft Merrill L. Hassenfeld, presi-1 dent of Hassenfeld has ridiculed an FDA statement that the novelty toy may cause a mouth rash in children. Says It's Safe. Hassenfeld said exhaustive laboratory tests have shown that the product is absolutely safe.

He said flubber has been MPIF (mmdl 43 41 41 41 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 there was a little girl who knew she was a princess. She lived in a house, wore braces on her teeth and went to school, just like other little girls but she knew. When she grew up she married a wonderful young man and she thought was a prince. Kverv day he went to the office, wished he could play golf on Saturday, went to church on Sunday, just like other men, but they knew. They lived in a house, not a castle, but a very nice house, and every day the grown-up little girl, because her prince was so busy with his business, saw to it that windows were sparkling, grass was mowed, leaves were raked, flowers were cared for, walks were repaired, storm windows were put up, storm windows were taken down, snow was shoveled, repairs were made hci'C, there.

She was so busy with all of this besides keeping her very nice houc shining on the inside and keeping her family very well fed and shopping and planning. This is not the wav a princess should live, nor a prince either, because he could never find time for golf or games. Then one day he came home with marvelous news. lie had found a new home, fit for a prince and princess, trouble free and secure, beautiful "REGENCY IIOHSF, a true luxury apartment building at 222 West Forty Ninth Street. And they moved in and happily ever after.

If you need a fairy godmother call Mrs. Frances Thompson, resident manager. Shell tell you all about it. Or call Jim Hopkins and hell conjure up the to al 1 our roval dreams. VF.

l-loOO. Mrs. Carmeline Picone Reports Missing Valuables. Jewelry valued at $1,525 is U2 missing from her home at 647 Brooklyn avenue, Mrs. Carme-1Tt line Picone reported to police today.

There was no sign of forced entry. 5 Save 5 cents ft line per dav bv ordering vour Star Want Ads for .1 or more consecutive davs. Dial RA. 1-oJSOO. Adv 0 am c'tj' Al.i A i A -l AA rL'i AA AA I BARGAIN CITY 8700 TR00ST Week-Days 9:30 to 9 Sunday 10 to 7 bed frames livingroom tables 99 3 $5 headboards 095 Values to 29.95.

Wrought iron, plastic, maple, walnut and brass. Just 50 to sell! Values to 29.95! Step tables, end tables, lamp tables, cocktail tables, etc. Values to 19.95! Adjustable and op casters. Hurryl swivel rockers 88 CURLER QUEEN FOR NEW HAIRDO'S 97 OUTDOOR ANTENNA FOR 1)94 TV UMBRELLA OUTDOOR DRYER FULL SIZE Req. 12.95 088 10 GALLON GALVANIZED GARBAGE CAN -t 99 ONLY I RUST PROOF THERMAL INSULATED TUMBLERS OR MUG 4 -100 FOR I PITTSBURG PAINTS VALUES to 6.95 225 Gal.

FILTREX Disposable Vac. Cleaner Bags 7Qc Reg. $1 FOR ALL POPULAR MODELS reclining chairs Vz price Entire remaining stock! Many styles and colors! odd lamp shades Values to 18.00! Varied assortment. Shop tomorrowl "K0NTIKI" PATIO -199 TORCH I Reg. 4 95 for new bouffant or wing hair styles.

Lead 98c Wire Regularly 59.95! King-size. Choice of oxblood, tan and natural plastic covers. Nothing Does It Like LAWN F00D-SAVE! Better Built for Value. IT TAKES 98c Leaf Rake 59e 3.98 Spading Fork 2.49 2.98 L. H.

Shovel 1.99 2 49 Garden Hoe 1.38 2.49 Garden Rake 1.39 2.95 Hedge Shear 1.99 2.50 Prune Shear 1.69 ALL TOOLS GURANTEED WTflC VIGOftO zzz mattresses, springs 15 VIG0R0 2.69 Won't burn, goes deeper, covers 5,000 ft. per bag, greens up fast. SAFE FOR BIRDS, PETS, AND PEOPLE. Kills Crabgrass Contains Dacthal one application kills crabgrass all summer. ir TV, stereo dryers AT COST AND BELOW! All remaining stock to go! Many name brands included! office furniture Vz off (and more) Entire remaining stock! Desks chairs, etc.

Some used, some new! RID1 All remaining mottresses box springs! Values to 59.95! (Cobweb Shop) GARD-RITE GUARANTEED HOSE Reinforced Rubber, 50' ....2.88 Flexible Sprinkler, 50' 2.33 Utility Water Hose, 50' 99 BETTER BUT LADDERS' 4 3.29 5 3.99 6 4.99 8 8.88 14 ft. Ex-ten. 10.88 LAWN 40ft. 4 40ft. 6 60 in.

72 in. Rose trellis wbush FRESH 1963 STOCK! 5 LB. Springtime Grass Seed Rye Mix Guaranteed KYTbLUTgRASS SEED7 LB. 59c FINEST ROYAL QUALITY LB. 2.88 FERRY MORSE GARDEN SEEDS FERRY MORSE FLOWER SEEDS EDGING in ..98 1.47 trellis .1.59 trellis .2.49 2.

lamps Vz off (and more) Over 75 lamps in all styles and sizes at one-half off and more! metal cabinets Vz ofi (and more) Base cabinets for kitchen. Several sizes to choose from. broadloom remnants Vz off (and more) Entire remaining stock room-size rugs and remnants! CAST-IRON HIBACHIS SINGLE a Q7 GRILL H.7 DOUBLE GRILL 9.97 HASSOCK-RAMA SAMPLES AT 50 SAVINGS 97 Others 2-34 Rounds, squares, oblongs in tutted and pillow tops, save. Cobweb Shop" Give-aways! 9.97 many colors, but hurryl GOLF BASEBALL-BASKETBALL SPAULDING 8-pc. GOLF SEJ QQ90 MEN'S-LADISS' WITH BAG MacGREGOR 66 GOLF BALLS Doz.

TOMMY ARMOUR Q97 GOLF SHOES 51 JR. BASEBALL GLOVES, REG. 3.50 I 99 MacGREGOR, RAWLINGS, ALL LEATHER 10.00 PHIL RIZZUTO FIELDER GLOVE C88 6 FINGER, REG. 10.00 10.00 E-Z SPLIT 88 CATCHER'S MITT U.S.C.G. APPROVED FOAM FILLED VEST Small 099 Size a MED.

SIZE 3.44 LARGE 3.97 Safer, last longer, ideal for ski or boating. NEW CONTOUR SUNGLASS FOR MEN, LADIES' Limit (2) pr. with ad. REG. 1.98 Partial listing only! $45 Hunderds more! 4 50 modern walnut dresser, mirror.

Reg. 99.95.. $50 56 Fr. Prov. dresser, mirror.

Reg. 1 59.95 $85 48 limed oak buffet. Reg. 109.95 $50 48 modern walnut china. Reg.

149.95.... $85 Folding rollaway bed. Reg. 29.95 $15 60x40 teak ebony dining table. Reg.

129.95.. 7-pc. chrome dinette set. Reg. 79.95.

$20 50 Fr. Prov. buffet, Drexel, Reg. 179.95.... $75 Colonial sofa bed, gold tweed.

Reg. 99.95 Traditional sofa, foam rubber. Reg. 199.95 Maple tables, all styles. Reg.

29.95 each. Colonial wing chairs, tweed. Reg. 79.95 52 modern walnut china. Reg.

189.95 Maple lingerie chest, 5 drawers. Reg. 49.95 Assorted boudoir chairs. Values to $35.... $17 $95 $12 $40 $75 GIANT POLY HOUSEWARE SALE YOUR CHOICE Balls, Bats, Shoes at Discount I99 t0 IQ88 588 MacGREGOR, SPAULDING, DuBOW, OFFICIAL FAN-SHAPED PLYWOOD VALUES TO 1.19 Choose laundry basket, oblong waste basket, utility tub, veg.

stack-rack, water pails. 10 HOLDS IN WILL CALL TOMORROW, SATURDAY, 9:30 to 5:30.

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