The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 3

THE KANSAS CITY TIMES MONDAY OCTOBER 5 1953 STUDENT DIES IN CRASH FETE FOR TV CHANNEL FORMER PRESIDENT APPEARS AT KCMO DEDICATION biutmi NEAR KEARNEY IS FATAL TO WARREN SANDERS 16 Car Driven by the Youth Strikes Loose Gravel on the Road and Overturns Pinning the Victim Others on Program Include a Missouri Representative Break-fast Club Master of Ceremonies and Four Mayors Harry Truman Richard Boiling representative from the fifth Missouri district and four mayors appeared last night on a program dedicating KCMO-TV Don McNeill and other members of the Breakfast Club show which will be broadcast from the Municipal Auditorium at 8 o'clock today also participated The television station on chan nel 5 has been operating about a week The former President said he always has been interested in television and the proper presentation of programs He said he believed KCMO-TV would provide competition in the television field and would add to the general welfare of Kansas City and vicinity Boiling termed the opening of the station a major event in the history of the city Mayor William Kemp of Kansas City Mayor Clark Tucker of Kansas City Kansas Mayor Robert Weatherford jr of Independence and Mayor Scharz of North Kansas City also spoke Staff announcers introduced the mayors Tom Evans president of the KCMO Broadcasting company introduced Truman Boiling Meredith vice-president and general manager of the Meredith Publishing company Des Moines and Payson Hall secretary-treasurer of the firm The publishing house has contracted to purchase KCMO and KCMO-TV REST FOR A COCHEL Former Editor Is in Good Condition at St Lnke'a Hospital A Cochel of Roan Ridge farm near Parkville was in good condition last night at St Luke's hospital He entered the hospital Wednesday for a periodic checkup Mr Cochel Is a former editor of The Weekly Kansas City Star Warren Sanders 16 a Kearney high school student was killed about 7:15 o'clock last night when his car overturned about three miles northeast of Kearney A passenger Haven Vassev 15 Kearney suffered bruises He was treated at home Vassey told a Clav Countv deputy sheriff that Sanders apparently lost control of the car after it ran into some loose gravel He said he jumped into the bark seat when he realized the car was going to overturn Sanders fell out of the vehicle as it overturned The car fell on the top part of his body He was killed instantly apparently Sanders a son of Mr and Mrs Warren Sanders was born in San Diego and moved with his parents to Kearney three years ago He was a junior in high school and was to have played the part of a detective in a class play He was a member of the Kearney Methodist church and was treasurer of his Sunday school class Also surviving are three sisters Miss Delores Ann Sander? and Miss Lola Esther Sanders of the home and Mrs Patricia Kep-hart Holt a brother Richard Gale Sanders of the home and the maternal grandmother Mrs Sarah Chaney Fulton Kas TWO INJURED IN CRASH Machine Goes Into Ditch Near Odessa Mo Mr and Mrs Oliver Hedges 2801 Linwood boulevard were injured yesterday when their motor car skidded and went into a ditch about two miles west of Odessa Mo Mrs Hedges suffered a jaw fracture and face lacerations Hedges suffered a chest injury and lacerations They were taken to the Trinity Lutheran hospital Hedges is employed at the Ford assembly plant Mrs Hedges is an employee of the Searle Pharmaceutical com THE SMILING EMCEE OF THE BREAKFAST CLUB arrived at the Municipal Air Terminal yesterday afternoon with other members of the A network show Don McNeill and his secretary Miss Helen Hayes are shown about to leave the terminal in a motor car The Breakfast Club will originate in the Arena of the Municipal Auditorium from 8 to 9 o'clock this morning The Breakfast Club gave a benefit performance here in November 1948 for the Children's Mercy hospital The cast includes Eddie Ballentine the orchestra leader Sam Cowling comedian Don Cherry and Eileen Paiker vocalists Fran Allison who is Aunt Fanny on the show and Cliff Peterson producer and Swedish dialogue (Kansas City Star photograph THEY LOSE IN THEFTS! MANY VISIT NEW BANK WARD PARKWAY INSTITUTION HAS AN OPEN HOUSE ROBBERIES ARE REPORTED AT KANSAS CITY KANSAS HOMES The Guests Sip Pnnrh and Visit With Today It Will Be Open for Among the Items Taken Are Cigars a SBO Camera an Outboard Motor and a Boy's Bicycle now the Weekly Star Farmer A steady flow of visitors went Cigars a motor clothing and monev were among the items BO 9 STRUCK WITH BOTTLE Police WUI Talk With Him and Two Others Who Were In Fight YOl ASKED FOR THEM! a new shipment of two exclusive best selling CASHMERE COATS 13500 Luxurious 100 cashmere handled with great fashion tailored and finished as you'd expect a coat bearing our label to be In two silhouette narrowed to important slimness Left nude navy or vicuna sizes 8 to 16 Right natural navy grey or vicuna sizes 8 to 1 6 -3rd floor stolen over the week end it was reported to Kansas City Kansas police A camera valued at $0 was taken from the home of Miss! Vinita Arnold 1910 North Twelfth street The thief also took $100 through the new Ward Parkway bank on the Country Club Plaza yesterday afternoon Open house officially was from 3 o'clock until 6 but as it turned out the reception was an all-day affair Persons driving by in the morning saw flowers being carried in and stopped for a look inside Visitors still were arriving shortly before 8 o'clock last night Tour by About 3000 David Powell president said he believes there were about 3000 guests Most of the banks in Greater Kansas City were represented and so were some out-of-town banks The bank is in the former Postal Life building at 4721 Wyandotte street on the first pany Mrs Opal Cox 33 of 2540 Cypress avenue was injured in the crash yesterday of a motor car against a concrete abutment at the bridge over the Rlup river on highway No 40 at the east city limits She was in a critical condition at the Osteopathic hospital as a result of head injuries Ernest Arnett 27 who gave his address as 2540 Cypress avenue was the driver of the car Mrs Edith Beem 58 Carthage Mo was struck by a motor car yesterday at Fifty-third street and the Paseo She suffered a fracture of the left leg and an arm injury She was admitted to St Luke's hospital The driver was Mrs Janet Smith 23 of 3515 the Paspo Frank McPherson 345 South Ninth street said someone entered his home while he and his wife were asleep and a wrist watch valued at S65 was taken from the top of a piano An outboard motor valued at S125 was stolen from a boat Three boys who engaged in an altercation yesterday in which one of them suffered a severe laceration of the face will meet this morning with youth bureau officers in Kansas City Ksrnsas The injured boy 9 years old was treated at the police emergency hospital after he was struck with a glass bottle The incident occurred in the 1100 block of South Springfield street AIRCRAFT STRIKE A RISK Columbus Oct Some 3500 United Automobile Workers union members agreed today to give their executive board authority to call a strike at the Columbus plant of North American Aviation inc October 22 if current labor-management negotiations do not satisfy the board HURRICANE FAR AT SEA lashed to a trailer parked at Kie-hteenth street and Stewart avenue Ray Hall 3112 Lafayette street the owner reported A tavern at 1200 North Th'rd street was burglarized and meat HOST TO HI-Y CONFERENCE County Groups Will Meet Today at Shawnee-Mission lard beer and cigars valued at £14 were taken Minor Hardy the owner said an undetermined amount of money was taken from a music box Clothing valued at $124 was stolen from the apartment of Mrs Wilma Kant 1026 Central avenue Shawnee-Mission high school groups will be hosts to a district Hi-Y conference opening at 3:30 floor The decor might be classified as dignified and mellow The interior is paneled with walnut and illumination Is from a large brass chandelier with many brass reflectors The gleam of a mirror on the back wall of the vault contributed to the luxurious appearance Visitors entered the vault to look around saw new equipment in the tellers' cages and sipped punch in the bookkeeping department Flowers Add Color Fall flowers in tones of vellow o'clock this aft a bit of top glitter for that gala evening Left four cornered velvet that clamps on with beaded medallions White black brown navy sand or ruby 1895 Right the beaded felt pill-box in white red black brown navy 1095 3rd floor Miami Fla Oct A growing hurricane with winds of eighty to ninty miles an hour whirled in the distant Atlantic today some 2500 miles southeast of Florida ernoon for chap Hub caps valued at $21 were ters in Johnson and Wvandotte removed from the motor car of A Ward 1000 Osage ave I counites 'W- The cnoal-r nue It was parked in front of the home following a 6 and brown were arranged in the lobby Sixty-five bouquets were received from well-wishers in o'clock dinner will be Wade Rubick a lawyer who is active in youth leadership He DEATH ENDS FAMILY LINE Fort Scott Kas Oct Mrs Lillian Schroer Palmer 72 last survivor of the Schroer family died here last night The wife of George Palmer a retired farmer she was born here and lived here all her life Services will be held Tuesday afternoon Bum: Have you a dime for a cup of coffee? No but I'll get by somehow cities from the East to West coasts After the open house Sam Schultz chairman of the board Wade Fubick the Northeast and Mrs Schultz entertained is chairman of committee of The subject he i the officers and directors at a management A $30 man's ring $85 wrist watch a cigarette lighter and $35 in cash were stolen from Edward Yeager 1259 Sandusky avenue A screen was removed from the basement window to gain entrance A red bicycle owned by Jerry White 1164 Booth street was stolen from the rear of a grocery store at 529 Shawnee road where the boy parked his bike yesterday A CHARTER TO SCOUT TROOP St Luke's Lutheran Boys Group to Have Presentation dinner at the Westport room of 1 has taken is "Be Important the I nmn Station The bank is to be open for 7-Jo oil JJrofhey business at 9:30 o'clock this BA 6360! Direct line to Star Want Ad Deo' So easy! So fast! Just dial BA Adv mornins i The dinner will be preceded by discussion groups led by Strong and Truitt Hause Shawnee-Mission sponsors Bolin Turner sponsor Fred Jarvis Washington sponsor and George Hiatt Rosedale sponsor A sketch of plans for the school year will be given by George Gay of Topeka area secretary for youth activities Two men were discussing a mutual acquaintance "Nice fel Away Go Corns A charter presentation and court of honor for Boy Scout troop 203 will be held at 7:45 o'clock Wednesday night at the St Luke's Lutheran school 735 Broadview avenue in Kansas City Kansas Carl Lindemann chairman of the troop committee will pre- 1 RflifTM pain In a jiffy 2 Re mores Corns or of the Smart in Style Complete in Comfort QUtrkesl ways known to medical srienre 3 Slops Corns before they ran derelnp 4 Prevents Sore Toes Blisters 5 Rases New or Tight Shoes No other method drvsn much for you' Arrept onlv Pr Srholi's Coct so little At Drvite Shop Department and S-lfV Stores low" said one "but have you noticed how he always lets his friends pick up the dinner bill?" 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