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14 THE KANSAS CITY STAE. FKIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1950. SERVICE TO AREA A New Plant in the South Now Supplies Part of The Stars Newsprint. or FOUNDER OF HOSPITAL AND OSTEOPATHIC COLLEGE WAS 77. DR CONLEY DIES Twnto'vn- but twelve years agojthree times.

His first wife wn! TO HOf.D A ON'OFrftT. moved to the Tower building in Laura Burdick whom he mar- Resident of the Spring BronrH the Country Club Plaza where he ried in 1899 shw riir(t ln lnnl and DeKalh areas ill hold their In 19(15 he married Lucy J. twenty-fourth annual community Fincknaur who died in 1021 in xmg at 7 3o'clok tonight at the a motor car ai cident Fait mount Methodist church, Wife lx Out of Town. niiW a' Independent on Holke load A square damn demons! i at ion also iI be glv en. HI About Two Months, He Was on Wav to (Tiipita Park, When He Suffered He leaves his third wife.

Mrs Plana of City Department Head to Become Effective in Annex Diftrict. a Heart Attack. TO SURFACE DIRT ROADS' Rovvena Conley who now Is vis-iting friends in Iajs Angeles, ami a daughter. Mis James Finney, Memphis. Tenti and two grandsons.

Mrs. Finney, vacationing in Coral Gables. Fla said she would come to Kansas City Paving la Scheduled to Begin NS ith Advent of Warmer eather. ii THEFT FROM A All LOT. FH The theft of a tadio and four jt I1! if" chrome wheel rims fiom a used I 1 1 car parking lot at 111.3 Swift street.

North Kansas tliv. was 1 rr-r-. reportedtopoluetheieiodav bv Josh C. Ellington iTwentv-third avenue Nd Fast the owner, rtf III i tldoo ll IMM CM Dr. George J.

Coni.ey, Years Oi.d, Who Died Lxst Night in Oberi.in, Kas. Hr Was a Founder op the Lxke-side Hospital. THIS IS ONE OF TWO GIANT PAPERMAKING MACHINES Coosa River Newsprint companys new plant at Coosa Pines, Ala. is as long as a city block of moderate size. The paper is seen emerging as a broad white sheet in the left foreground.

The Coosa River company uses slash pine, of which the South has tremendous supplies, in the manufacture of paper. That operation opens to The Star and other United newspapers a new source of supply of newsprint made in this country. This issue of The Star is printed on Coosa River paper. An overwhelming preponderance of newsprint used in the United States is manufactured inCanada, where Canadian spruce is the principal raw material. Dr.

George J. Conley, 77 years old, a founder of the Lakeside hospital and the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery, died last night in Oberlin, after suffering a heart attack. Dr. Conley was on the way from Kansas City to Chipita Park, Colo. He was traveling with Dr.

John Rummel and his' wife. Dr. Carlotta Rummel. and had planned a rest at their home in Chipita Park. Ill a Short Time.

Ill about two months. Dr. Conley for several weeks had lived at the home of his physician, Dr. William R. Jasper, 3034 Harrison street.

He previously lived i at the Montrose hotel and before1 that in the Briarcliff addition' in Clay County. I He died about 7:25 o'clock last! night, shortly after arriving in had offices with Dr. Oberlin. The death occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Alien, friends of the Rummels. The Rummels and Dr. Conley left Kansas City about 8:30 oclock yesterday morning. Born in Paxton. 111., Dr.

Conley attended high school in Larned, and Purdue university. He was unable to continue his college course after the financial panic in 1894 and held jobs as a coal mine laborer and railroad clerk. When he was 23 years old he became ill with a lung condition and an injury to a leg. He regained his health under treatment from an osteopath and was so impressed with that profession he decided to take it up as a career. Medical Degree In 190I.

In 3901 he was graduated from the old Central College of Osteopathy here and in 1902 took a medical degree. lie had been a physician here since his graduation from the osteopathic school. 'He was one of the founders in 1916 of the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery and president of that institution until 1941. ln 1942 he established the Lakeside hospital. Dr.

Conley lounded this Institution at Twenty-ninth street and Flora avenue as an establishment for particular use by osteopathic surgeons. He felt the need for such a place and was president and chief of staff of the hospital. Devoting almost all of his adult life to his intense interest in osteopathic surgery, Dr. Conley received many honors. He was a past president of the American Osteopathic society, the Missouri State Osteopathic society, and Psi Sigma Alpha, professional fraternity.

Listed In Whos Who. He was a fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons and a member of Iota Tau Sigma, another professional group. In 1914 he established the Southwestern Osteopathic sanitarium in Blackwell, Ok. Dr. Conley is listed in Who's Who and has been a member of the Kansas City Club.

Until ten days ago he had been, active on the faculty staff at the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery, participating, in a special teaching program. He formerly had an office Serve Brown Beauty Rice once and your will demand it often. in itself ready in 4 and so good! Or mushrooms top with cheese or serve shrimp. Get 2 or 3 cans Official Kansas City today girded itself to move into the 10 7 square miles of annexed ternary in Clay County. Heads of the aiious city departments promptly disclosed their immediate and future plans for providirf services to the new Kansas Citians.

To Work as Usual. Henry A. Crandell. commissioner of streets and sewers, said his department will continue its work started January 1 of repairing chuck holes in the streets. When the weather is warmer, Crandell asserted, in Apiil oi May, the department will start surfacing all graded dirt roads In the annexed area with asphalt and atone chips.

A drainage problem exists in some parts of the district, Cran-rieli continued, especially in the Crestview atea. Roads there! have been graded in a unique( fashion, with the sides slopmgi town to a low point in the middle. That gives the effect of having the roads act as storm sewers. ater runs off yards and sidewalks to the "channel" in the middle of the toads and flows, down to ditches located on Telephone load. Ciandell has not vet decided just what to do nhoiit that situation.

It is probable that time the roads will have to be lehuilt. with the towns in the middle lather than at tlie sides. Assist State Officials pr. I. R.

Cates, sanitation head, said that since January 1 his men have been working- byj agreement wiMi state inspectors, with the lattr providing all en fot ement of legulations. That ends today. The city sani fation division will take over state lecnrds. especially those elating to tiailer camps, septic! tanks and complaints of bad sewage 'ity sanitation regula-1 tions will be rigidly enforced, Ur. Cates said.

XV. I. linger, city assessor, explained that there already has been a good response from the annexed area on personal tax returns. For those who file no returns, he added, the taxes xvill he estimated. The assessors office has received from the state a list of all motor car owners In the area.

Full adlieienco to the citys building code will be required from today on, Frank Lang, ommissioner of buildings and inspection, said. Buildings on which construction was started before January 1 may deviate from the code. Lang said, but all those stalled since that time must confotm. lap to He Made. The engmeeimg division of the public woiks depaitinent will st a 1 1 woik immediately on a topogiapbical map of the area, theiehv piovidmg basic engineering Infoi mat ion.

according to Reed Mi Kmli'V, dilector. That will be followed by designing of a full trunk sewer stem which will he installed lx the clt. Residents of the area xvill provide lateral sewers vvbti-h. of course, cannot he put In until after the trunk sewers are placed. Residents of ihe aie.i alie.nly have been luted for it jobs, Piiten, pel sonnet director, poniied out, ami that piac-tii will onhnue To be e'lgible, a person must hr lived either in Kansas tlty Mir annexed hum oi both for at least a tear pi ior to making fjre at the Each States $Sr i 'jf the and reel licenses can do certificates have ment.

The an Spanish family A meal minutes add sliced grated with today! -r. fV THE STARS FIRST COOSA RIVER NEWSPRINT is placed on presses for use in running this afternoons editions. Jack Carey (left) Edward Weimer, pressmen, guide the roll onto a press (Kansas City Star photograph). irms An Underwriters Approved PROPANE SYSTEM tor their pets and they! fourteen places have not madeipartments were explained by so only after obtainmg application. Henrv VV.

Johnson, chief of po- showing the animalsj Johnson said he would wait un- lice, and Frank B. Collins, chief teceived anti-rabies treat- til the return tonight to Kansas of detectives. City of L. P. Cookingham, city( Place Sunday Star Want Ads today! manager, and, after consulting, Save 5 cents a line by ordering fire and water It's easy! It's fast! Adv.

Furnished FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF A TBPPane 7 The propane system which we offer to furnish free with your purchase of the gas range is a with him. would order liquor en-, ustlaV ha! 12 00 forcement in the area. Police, will arrest those selling beer or liquor in the area without licenses. Johnson said his offic. will remain open until noon to morrow to receive license appli cations.

Also to be applied in the annexed area are the city's closing hours and the ban against liquor and beer sales on Sundavs. Taste Wonderful departments face the same problem insufficient water supply to The fire department alreadv has a years lease on a station in the area and no expansion is contemplated. As for the water supply, Melvin P. ll.itflier. water department head, said it is sufficient ex-ept for fire protection.

Water a Problem. That is something that may lequire a long time to remedy, immediate at- Hatcher said, in that new water made to rent mains can be put in only as thei to warrant! exception is of war tequit ement they now live in im lude.s the Ahead. vvelfate by ils Ru hat d.son. A piogiam is futilities for aiea is developed The Difference In COMPLETE SYSTEM mp 1 L'gjm w. .4 rot it of polu.k V.

lioardiiian. I'lll lleail II ore, 1 11-pool-, the Facilities. Tak cn'v 4' tml.e of lUf li in It kUi h. en but tmt iciuft one ariav of IttM) feature! 1 I la moan RtM ti 9 Beautiful i lop piece 9 I fc -t te aerea- fraoa fad a Punter tuter In 4. i hrvmiNM tcN X'-feMr efertric rlrk and Dmtr I.

Overied mn wit it hkt 9. imualite "ee. fliruuili ee dmeof 8 tmwlirleoo f-ptfrt krcoHer pan I utlerv draoowr IP 4 ndtmwoxt (art I I 7 oael t4t It I ff ed i owe tup kureeta It lifeluna peep Ptn 1 An inspection tour of police headquarrers was made this myj-jjing Let? V. Boardman. new (-1 agent in charge of the FBI office here.

The de- apphiati.vn An made in the instance vet-eianx The onlv fr them i that Kanxax Otv. xihuli annexed aiea l-lax Program Tlinx for the depalt-ment vveie outlined threc-toi Pi Haves A. summer plavgiound heduted and tempts will be ihunh and s. hoot I'xo in the tecie.it ion progtam vm It expansion. Fix 1 ee neighboi hood cornu ils So far there has been no suc-nnd on commund council will cess in be extsblisned The community with the area's water district on will include the entire the terms under which the city area while the neighboi hood would take over the water dis-Ctoupx ea.

will encompass tnbittion system. That, Ilatcher about one. third of the distrut. said, is something that probably Ir ix through those councils will end up in the courts. Miit icsidents of the aiea w.ll Capt.

William Gordon, who is have a continuous than, t.o in charge of police activities in hi mg their opinions to the alien- the annexed territory, said that timx of their city government. for the present four uniformed Sime Janu.uy 1, acvoidingto patrolmen and a sergeant will II L. Watts, license com- vvoi eight hours at a time, mak-missioner, gasoline taxes have ing a round-the-clock total of hern ollected bv wholesalers in three shifts including twelve t-e distnct and held by them men and three sergeants, pending disposition of the an- Persons arrested in routine nexatmn case bv the Missouri violations of city regulations will i suptrmp couit. That money now he taken to police headquarters will he turned over to the city urr1' reaching an agreement to be booked and will be Complete with valve, regulator and visible gauge to toll you at a glanc how much fuel you have at all times. Largo enough to hold a years supply of fuel for cooking purposes for th average family.

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Up to 15 months to pay! SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Smoll Monthly Fojrmaott, Up to II Mootho to Foyf Cthor wodol coopt with oomploto Fropono Syttomo, limited lap-ply, 00 lour 01 s109 prosecuted in municipal court here. Cases requiring a magistrate will go to North Kansas City. Felony cases will go before the Clay County Circuit court at Liberty, afier processing at live headquarters here. To be immediately affected by the annexation are the liquor and beer dealers in the area. Under government.

Watts said. I'igarette Iaxy On. Fnfot cement of cigaiette tax suite Januaiy 1 has Imcm rigid. Walts said. Strict enfot ctnent will stan immedi ately.

luit no attempt made f.r collections letroaitive to Januarv 1. 11 Our Famous SMORGASBORD Included with Facli Dinner at Vddilional Co-t ADRIAN'S MART RESTAURANT 22ND GRAND IN MFRt XXDISE MXRT BI DG. HI OIKS EAST OK t'MOS STATION Act ttoivOttr Supply of Systems Is limited! Mam persons in the area have advice frum the citv rouncU nm taken out occupation h- Fred johnson. citv liquor di- that will iidC. From now on rector, has not attempted to en- At Todays 0W(l mess! If you can't cam in, call oar persoaal shopper, Miss Paula, HA.

3900. HARZFELD'S be mandatory and will le retro- force tpe citvs laws active to January 1. Watts con-, qj those twenty-one places. timied The iesHnse so far on onjy one pas received a city' liq-' i'v diner's luenses and car uor license. Including that one.

tags has ieen only fair. Watts there have been seven license, said applications. Two now are at the No attempt will be made to do police department for final anvthmg about dog lit er.ses learance. Four are waiting in mi'll 1. tie went on At that Johnson's office to be picked tip time dog owneis must get by the applicants.

The othcri HICKMAN MILLS DW. 5522 Suburbia K. C. Open Saturday Till 9 p. m.

Sunday 1 to 5 p. m..