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The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 2

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THE KANSAS CITY STAR FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24 19fil on the most striking French TO CHART ATOM TALKS realizations aiding man to use Discussions in to Include DE GAULLE AT ORLY New Airport Terminal Is Dedicated Gone Fishing IN THE SUNDAY STAR Wescoe Says He Advised Postponing Film on Riot British Expert Geneva Feb 24(AP) Sir Michael Wright per- the He made a quick tour of the 5-story building which houses offices and ticket FAILED A CITY EXAM MRS BRIGGS NOT AMONG1 EIGHT WHO PASSED Acting Water Accounts Com-' missioner Can Remain at Post Temporarily manent delegate at the nu- counters for the 2o airlines clear test ban talks left today Paris Feb 24aAP) Presi-deni De Gaulle today dedicated a 24-million-dollar steel and el-ss terminal building at Orly field one of the largest and best equipped airports The president told a crowd of 2 000 the terminal is There also are four restaurants 10 bars 120 stores in a shopping section a 68-room hotel a movie theater and a hospital for Washington where he will join the British-American discussions to co-ordinate Western policy in the 3-nation talks resuming here March 21 Spring: Dacron worsteds 8950 Protestant and Orthodox leaders today prepared an ad visorv to churches across the country not to show the widely circulated film without presenting supplementary facts about it The step was authorized by the National Council of Churches which voiced mis givings about the fairness of the film The film is being exhibited in many cities at schools clubs churches universities and other places About 70C copies have been sold at $100 each by a Washington com panv After a spirited 2-hour session the national general board took action ves terday questioning charges made in the film and also whether it contains of fact and The church representatives expressed concern about ac cusations in the film adversely upon the reputations of and about the film's upon freedom of by implying that a criticism of the House committee is The way every man likes to welcome spring Won't wrinkle Holds its press like magic Wears and wears A superb blend of 55 Dacron and 45 worsted wool Lightweight Good to look at wonderful to wear In new checks stripes and solid colors (By The Star's Own Service) Lawrence kas Feb 24 Dr Clarke Wescoe chancellor said today he had advised postponement a film scheduled the campus documentary demonstrations un-American committee in last summer Timing Menghini Pittsburg and Charles a senior of the group film went to two weeks advice about here while is considering I had some the timing of Wescoe said was postponed said there enough time for and there in between the the group film that the conference the chancellor Speakers plans to bring later this year being made to of national debate the issue shown magazines Reporter and Century have committee for approach in pre is based on ack Henry country Club KANSAS CITY Du polyester fiber Mrs Ella Mae Briggs who has been acting commissioner of accounts for the water department since last September failed to pass a written examination for the post of commissioner it was learned today Eight other persons passed the test According to city regulation Mrs Briggs can remain as acting commissioner until a new commissioner is named The eight will receive an oral examination and the five with the highest score will be certified to the water department director The new commissioner will be named from the final five and Mrs Briggs's job will cease to exist Mrs Briggs who lives at 5408 Sycamore avenue receives $615 a month Her salary was raised to that figure in October from S555 Her rate of pay became $555 when she took the post Prior to that she had been assistant welfare director at $530 a month She was hired as assistant welfare director in August 1959 by the current city administration That position has been abolished by ordinance school' tv on THE AIR APRIL 1: (Continued From Page 1) latest commercial explained have no odds and ends Our aim is to give students the finest picture i j-i nival ouvu uii me nine in About $119000 has been heatin an air COn 1 101 ruled that the corporation was Syracuse spent tor the studio and trans ng f'rra' Both estlfied lho the legal holder of the prom -milting equipment he' made searata The station will operate ot 'he ongnal from 8:30 until 12:30 o'clock and found 10 CraCliS of controversial to be shown on last week The film is a of student against the House activities San Francisco Doubt on Charles A a junior Mcllwaine Wichita representative sponsoring the Dr Wescoe about ago and asked his bringing the film the Legislature the budget told them feeling about the Dr After the film Mcllwaine had not been advance publicity also had been a distributor and sponsoring the He later stated with had occured Want Noted The group the film here An attempt is secure speakers reputation to when the film is Several national including the jthe criticized the its paring the film The criticism nedv ruled that the Blanken ships must pay $129846 that Heating Acceptance cor- depicts of Holland MichPaon ard (which sued on the note HeaY 32-24 as issory note signed Blankenships The attorney for the Blankenships Heywood Davis the C-47 DOWS Runaway who made tests on Engine Landing at Spring is in the Air the film false-the Communist pariici-poration direction of the demonstrations Feb 24i AP Hairline Stripes in Medium Tones bv STUART KEITH SAFELY was Brown Monday through Friday but tje furnace testified that and the attorney for Holland test patterns will be shown jn his opinion it would have1 was Milton Clarke for about half of the 4-hour This Spring look like it's Spring wear a new lighter-in-tone lighter-inweight suit for a weightless feeling of comfort Meticulously tailored 100 wool worsteds with a just-tor-you elegance in bluegrey or olive brown combinations Come in try one soon Prompts Joplin Mo Joplin MoTTeb A disabled Air Force C-47 made a successful landing at Joplin's Municipal airport today as firemen and policemen stood by for an emergency The plane on the way from McGuire Air Force Base to San Antonio Tex developed a runaway engine in flight and came in on the other motor television in classrooms on an experimental basis since 1957 Persons who live within a 20-mile area of the station may need outside antennas in addition to converters to receive the station Howe said 50 as far as Olathe Summit Leavenworth and Belton Working at Schools To insure that schools will obtain the best possible reception special converters na-tennas and amplifiers are now period From this limited beginning the station is expected to expand into a full school day of broadcasting Special teacher-training programs are planned In addition the CAR VICTIM GAISS Exclusively Ours Downtown and Flaza 'Chool district is consideringng jnstalled on the roof of in each grade and high school Ru" Car- Satisfactory Condition building Also from two to 10 outlets for UHF sets are be- Mrs Nadine Irwin 38 sponsoring college credit courses for adults in co-operation with Junior college Limited in Scope unless the YOUTH GOES TO JAIL Probation of Richard Torrez Is Revoked by Judge Probation granted to Richard Torrez 19 of 1123 West 800 East Forty-ninth I who was injured last night public actually can receive the television sets in le when she was run over by her programs we cannot do much'schools can be plugged into own moor car was jn satjs outlets of street along the adult condition today at the Twenty-fourth street was Voked today by Judge Richard General hospital Mrs Irwin suffered rib fractures and chest leg and back injuries in a mishap at 4315 Kensington avenue She was pinned under the vehicle about 10 minutes Duncan of the District court Torrez had been sentenced to serve until he is 21 years old He pleaded guilty May 27 1960 to a charge of violating the federal juvenile delinquency act and was placed on probation He was arrested recently in connection with the theft of a purse containing $225 from a guest at the Hotel Muehle-bach Torrez was an employee at the hotel A Gilbert assistant! The board has spent $49-superintendent in charge of 900 for the wiring and equip-instruction pointed out jment and $40000 for televi- Officials of the school dis-sion sets for the schools trict hope a large number of -T A and other groups persons ill attach convertors have donated sets for some to their sets and tune in the buildings station want to emphasize Convertors sell for about $7 however that television does tp $15 The type which fits not replace the classroom oft the outside of the tele-1 Gilbert said set can be installed by cess depends on the presence Hie householder without the and co-operation of the Class-Bid of a serviceman room Test signals have been sent! television teachers are $ut since February 1 Howe just Zoel Parenteau ysid A strong signal covers a station director and producer said teach not The school district has used oircular area 13 miles from Qie antenna A usable signal jas been reported from points Dobbs 641den the hat that speaks for itself Hers is the symbol of "joie de vivre" with a youthful enthusiasm in every line from forward snapped brim to authentically slender crown Try one on soon in newest Spring tones JlA II GUM RULED OUT DenveriAP) Colorado barbers no longer can hand out free gum to small hoys as an inducement to sit still unsanitary the state board of barber examiners ruled Downtown and Flaza 'ULTRA CARE" CLEANED POLICE OUIZ MANY Nearly 300 Persons Questioned in Gladden Bombing Nearly 300 persons have been questioned in the investigation of the explosion that injured Stanton Gladden police said today No new leads were reported Major John Halvey chief of detectives said seven police officers are assigned full time to the case Gladden president of local 42 of the fire fighters union has been in Baptist Memorial hospital since a bomb device exploded under his motor car February 9 He was in satisfactory condition today Harry Eib former fire director was questioned this afternoon for background information on fire department controversies in the last 18 months Two city councilmen Joseph Welsh and Charles Fisher have been interviewed Fisher is chairman of the council's! fire and water committee and Welsh generally is considered a supporter of Gladden Police indicated other councilmen are to be questioned COATS SUITS OR DRESSES HOUR SERVICE Richer Than Congo Governments (Continued From Page 1) Tshombe Katanga has its own flag radio station and central bank Belgian money pours into the country and its na- tional army boasts firm discipline under highly paid 2 European officers Last month the northern part of Katanga declared itself the independent province of Luluaba with no de-: dared aims except to allow its Baluba tribesmen to live 1 in peace Jafeon Sendwe chief of the political or- ganizajion says his people have little interest in affairs 2 outsiib their own villages Without money and government ji machinery they have offered scarcely any resistance to Tshombe's drive to recapture the area Next door to Katanga is the wealthy of South Kasai ruled almost as a fuedal holding by a tribal chief Albert Kalonji He negotiates with Tshombe and Piesident Kasavubu almost on terms of equality Huge revenues from diamond mines go to his treasury His aim is to keep his own interests secure in any Congolese federation Thousands of famine-stricken refugees the greatest financial liability in Kalonji territory are being cared for bv the United Nations and world contributions (Including Saturday) SHIRTS or SHEETS Save 5c Each with Dry Cleaning Tli is Spring go to the bead of ihe Class wi th a Roth sc hi Ids Suit 3239 Troost 3121 Swope Pkwy VA 1-8916 WA 3-5735 OPEN fi A TO 9 If you're of the "smart style" school of thought when it comes to suits come see our new collection of perfect Spring-weight suits (tor an early Easter April 2nd) Dacron and wools handsomely tailored in a wealth ot smart patterns and colors in checks plaids or solids Every suit will be meticulously fitted College sices 35-44 regulars and longs 299 lo STO Prep sizes 13-20 regulars slims and huskys 2795 to 39 Ho Sizes 6-12 1095 to 25 i Advertisement PACIFIST TO PRISON Sphinx (jJsiddiw IN THE OFFING? THEN plan to spend a portion of your pre- cious time to look at our large collection of wedding rings SURELY you can be satisfied with anything less than Jaccard Quality DIAMOND EDDING RINGS: Nuclear Sub Was Boarded by Wisconsin Man Good Housekeepers With Good housekeeping starts with gleaming floors Wax' makes good housekeeping sure by giving all floors the longest shine that won yellow ft: it All Remaining Winter Coats Topcoats and Jackets 20 off New Haven Conn Feb 24 fAPi William Henry 28 Lodi Wis a pacifist was sentenced today to a year in prison for boarding a nuclear submarine without permission A federal judge told Henry he would be released whenever he writes a letter promising to refrain from such (left) 90 digho 335 Prices ISCLUDE federal tax accarc ELEVENTH-MAIN TO BALTIMORE Phone GR 7-6060 or write box 8333 Boys' and Varsity Shops Downtown Plaza i Brooksida fnrtiMs sinci inf Kaya cm.

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