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The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 22

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Kansas City, Missouri
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THE KANSAS CITY STAR WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 1956 8 Duke of Kent Is Urged To Settle Down and Marry greeting from Mrs Dwight Eisenhower Mrs Westerdahl will celebrate her 95th birthday Thursday and the family will have a reception after 3 o'clock in her honor She was born Sweden and came to the United States in 1890 Sh has five children nine grandchildren and five AIM BIG LOBBY AT THE CO-OPS Campaign to Chop Off Tax Benefits Will Re Launched Friday PLAN 2-FRONT DRIVE I walked out on the Miss World 'contest because she can't face parading in a bathing suit The reluctant beauty Jeanette De Montalk 20 vanished from London two days ago She was found living in a A hotel finished with it" she announced do not want to parade in a bathing costume before hundreds of people Furthermore I do not own the sort of clothes to compete with some of the girls" Nachtaus-Gabe on the roistering duke's 21st birthday anniversary yesterday The paper said the queen is fed up with Kent's capers which have been denounced in Parliament as hooliganism" and believes a suitable marriage would straighten him out (Service at the Yet York Xews) Frankfurt Oct Britain's Queen Elizabeth was reported (today to be putting the heat on her cousin the duke of Kent to settle down and marry a member of one of Europe's better royal families Specifically the girl who is i said to be getting queenly touting is Princess Margaretha WORT RU of Sweden She is the oldest TS liVS WORL1) RACE daughter of King Adolf like Liz one of the few Gustav New Zealand Entry Is Critical Rathing Suit Parade A FROM MAMIE President Wife Sends Greet-of remaining practitioners of the! royal trade ings to Woman 95 Among birthday wishes to- Birmingham England Oct The reports were published 10- LAP) Blond Miss New day to Mrs Minnie the Frankfurt newspaper Zealand said today she hasldahl 3918 Wyoming was a TOM nUMUCAl CO ST THIRTY-FIVE FEET UNDERWATER in the Gulf of Mexico an oil-searching geologist in a frogman's suit prepares to dig into sediment Specimens scooped from the bottom of the gulf are studied as clues to oil-bearing strata beneath the water (Wide World) Big Sister Pulls Daring dangling and bobbins Congress Will Be Asked to Pass Legislation to Alter Levy Base Bv CongrenMrmGl Quarterly) a hi Oct 10 Twelve lobbies will launch a campaign in Chicago Friday to make co-ops pay the same taxes as corporations The National Tax Equality association is spearheading the movement It contends the co-operatives' tax benefits enables them to outsell competitors Co-ops do not have to pay taxes on the money they give back to members but corporations are taxed on the dividends they pay out to stockholders Co-ops pay other types of corporation taxes On Broad Front The association has enlisted the help of organizations in the banking cotton drug hardware and dairy industries for its tax revision drive to be aimed at the 1957 Congress The 12 lobbies will press Congress for the co-op tax revision under their individual names At the same time A will co-ordinate all the efforts through the newly ere- rings or the doorbell orlcourse never run out of bul- nted Trade Associations Infor- mother calls he simply turns lets) began a gigantic fusilade malion committee for the Tax- the set louder It was in such But there is no scorn like ation of Co-operatives a state of electronic torpor a hungry infant and the baby's The lobbies want to bring that one curly-haired tot be-fhe co-ops under the same tax came enmeshed on a recent laws as corporations Esti- evening mates of resulting Treasury Crisis in Cartoon ihcome go as high as 1 billion! Across the omnipotent cries also reached a peak surpassing that of the archaic sound track in the old western movie Admitting defeat the 4-vear-old shouted to mother to and baby But the baby quit screaming Such a method of transport was decidedly a novelty As she approached the kitchen with her cargo the 4-vear-old stumbled She fell to her knees but did not permit the baby to drop Here she said awfully For mother the situation was one of near shock Dropping a potato she had been peeling she fairly leaped toward the 4-year-old and whisked the dangling baby to her arms and safety ever do that mother shouted Explains Her Action the 4-vear-old replied was watching television and the baby got hungry and cried and I wanted you to feed her and mother said you might have dropped her not quite big enough to carry baby said the 4-year-old as she skipped back to her TV I wouldn't have dropped her come get Rut mother being in the kitchen was out of earshot the curly girl decided to matters into her hands own1 dollars The co-ops counter creen prancpd parade of hey are a different breed fancjful caricature5 of from corporations since they which a generation (ype agou- iprn all their profits over to had captivated Dad attention he individual customers Anyat bp old nei2bborbood Bijou tax bites they contend there- a kmd 0f crjsjs approached made on the jn tbe teevy cartoon gets into the of an take Holding a leg and an arm of the very tiny one she transported the tot to the kitchen Held by only an arm and a leg the infant's head lay GENTLY RELIEVES ORDINARY CONSTIPATION infant Saturday alsewharf at 26951 Gorgeous flack ends of 60 wool nylon 5 ed steles to drapa as you ploasa i and drossos for all- FOR 3 DAYS YOU PAY ONLY 100 WOOL CHECK ZIP-OUT COATS to wear 3 ways I Compare these with coats selling elsewhere at 2695! Fabulous two-in-one zip-out coats that give you double-wear double value! Zip out lining for i''1 flBS mild weather zip in for cold wintry winds! Choose from flattering styles popular colors Sizes 8 to 18 Hurry In for first and best choke! FLECK WEAVES with MATCHING WGOL-FRINGEP STOLES Compare these with coats selli brightened weaves in superb plus matching woe! ri wear separately with other round versatility Sizes 8 to SMOOTH-FINISHED YARN DYES with CONTRAST TRIMS Compare these with coats selling elsewhere at 26951 Splendid costly yarn dyes in a creamy-smooth finished blend of 50 wool 50 reprocessed wool boasting exciting new fashion interest in the contratt collars and cuffs Many expensive tailoring details! Sizes 8-1 8 OPEN SUNDAYS 10 TO Use our convenient Layaway Plan No Extra Charge Picks Up Infant She skipped to the bedroom where little sister lay screaming Without hesitation the 4- -She's my sister" i barelv a yard tall 7 7 7 7 The curly 4-year-old though herseif picked' up thp crying fljy bfbes IJUSby mMffb 0 passed in 19ol provided that ignored this initial erv from investors would have to pay her 3-month-old sister Rut taxes on patronage dividends the infant hungry and damp they received But many co- persisted The small wail rose rp1 send certificates to mem- and became a fierce contender bers instead of cash payments with the squawks emitted by The certificate could an- the television cartoon bounce for instance that the In a gesture of despair the member now owns a larger 4-year-old turned the video share of the co-op because the value orinal invest- SENTENCE TO A PLOTTER naent has risen Court decisions have held that such cer- Woman Had Joined Man in lificates are not taxable since plan to Kill Parents they had fair market Hackensack Oct 10 The co-op- are willing to Dorothy Long a slight have the law rewritten to make 29-year-old brunette was serial! dividends whether in cash or on paper taxable They say however that taxing coop- before the money is paid "omen for plot-out would force many of them ting the murder of her mother to close and put the consumer and step-father She was const the mercy of big business! victed September 25 The Treasury department in Miss Long and tvvo friends 1955 recommended taxing co-Rnbprt Mav 20 and Joseph operatives like corporations Lynch 19 both of Jackson hile the 1956 Democratic Heights "ere indicted party platform opposes anwfor piotting the murder of her action which would deny co- mother and step-father Prof operatives their rights or crip- inland Thurlow of Westwood pie their efforts for their estate variously set itopyright r5sj as between $2000 and $25- Spraving vegetable beds May and Lynch pleaded with one pound of carbon conspiracy black to three gallons of water nevPr beyond increases daylight soil temper- 1e talking stage police said Mures by 7 degrees cars and Irucks being today have run an 000 miles Trv a Star Want Ad Discover scrapped tOf he easr auick wav to results BA Adv average 12 2 -Dial 1-5500 5840 Sekonic THOTO ELECTRIC ITH CASE 35MM K0DA- CHROME FILM Lightmeter Free Parking 3115 Troest 14th Main 1 Ofh Main 524 Minn Ave 213 Main Independence Mo Leavenworth A Film and TV Casting Draws Ire of Surgeon A Massachusetts surgeon begin before a child goes to complains that movie and Tv school casters select persons wit eye deviations to portra criminal roles Writing in th magazine puhlishe here by the American Acadt my of General Practice Di Edme Regnier of Salem Mass states: This gives millions of viev rs the idea that strabismu (crossed eyes) suggests crim nal insanity Dr Regnier said surgery fo adult strabismus seldom pn duces functional correctior but improvement in appeal ance alone makes the oper tion a success He added: for a permaner cure are much better in chile hood It is wrong to believe child will outgrow crosse wyes Because it is hard make personality adjustment resulting fmm life-ion strabismus treatment shout RENT or BUY Portables RECONDITIONED Standard Typewriters ROYAL AfcfiC UNDERWOOD fl SMITH 9 Extra Liberal Trade-Ins FREE PARKING 1 229 GRAND TRUMAN RD at Kensington TROOST AVE ot 28th St NORTH 7th STREET At Washington Blvd Kansas City Ks FOR FINE STATIONERY Plenty of Free Parking at All Locations 1 1 G'j" Ak-r".

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