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The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 9

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The Wichita Eaglei
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Wichita, Kansas
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s-s a 'i 1 The Wichita Mflii OfUWt IMS 1 Harriman Urges Rep Ed Rees 'Lit the Fuse' Kansan Gets Credit For Defense Cut (Continued from Page 1) In an Informal report to and in conferences with the department's Ugh officials he cited chapter and verse of case history It opened so many eyes that Secretary Wilson lost no time in undertaking an investigation department wide on his own account He verified all Rees had claimed more TOKYO Oct 22 (UP) Commu- The need was to cut personnel nist China critictzed UN Secre-and lower the pay roll Wilson tary General Aid to Fanners Outlines Program To Restore Income (Continued from Prge 1) an emergency pork-buying program Winding up the two-day conference Harriman lashed Republicans for adhering "to one single policy flexible price supports that has failed" "It has not reduced production" he said "it haw not cut surpluses but one thing this low-price policy has and that's to cut the farmer's Noting that he had read of demands for Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson to resign Harriman said it would do no good to get another Republican and that "there is only one way the farmers can protect themselves by electing a Democratic Asserting that the farmers have lost more than $3000000000 in income since 1952 the governor recommended a farm program to restore this lost income: 1 Re-establish 90 per cent price supports 2 Use food to fight communism (Continued iron Pace I direction ha'd remodeled two floors communism yet they fail to use NOW Three chief warrant Force Base received Force last week and they in the office of Brig Gen at the base Left to right Paul Jrv General Real Estate Chief to Quit Position Challenged As Landlord-tenant t' Forecasts Progress For Arms Controls 'S (Continued from Fore 1) tary blue prints and aerial inspection -The letter was the first formal proposal that the two nations accept each I-? plans for relieving international tension Bulganin in his reply sent Thursday 'did not formally ac-Z cent the President's proposals but said the Soviet Union would await the further details promised by Mr Eisenhower In Denver the temporary White V- House said the Bulganin note was received by the State Department in Washington last night and in v- Denver today It was shown to President Eisenhower during the day in his room in Fitzsimons Army Hospital The text of letter: "TO His Excellency Dwight Eisenhower President of the United States THEY ARE REGULARS officers at McConnell Air appointments with the regular Air were sworn in at ceremonies Coddington commander are James Joseph Charles Coddington and Hubert Jackson Dag Hammarskjold today and denied that its release of 15 American airmen resulted from UN pressure Radio Peiping quoting an edl and his aides followed suggestions that instead of firing workers outright they transfer some to one-man duties also that as vacancies occurred from AID IN CLEANUP Lending a hand in the all-out cleanup effort being waged in the Community Chest drive are many student officers of the University of Wichita Checking lists of unreported pledges are left to right: Cadet Capt Gary Wise of the Pershing Rifles CWO Warren Wright National Guard Honorary Cadet Gen Nancy Hanna Angel flight of the Air ROTC and Cadet Capt Veryl Cobb Air ROTC The drive Saturday had reached $849990 on a goal of S9165B7 Reserve Officers Integrate in USAF Sworn in at ceremonies conducted last week in the office of Brig Gen Coddington wing commander at McConnell Air Force Base were three chief warrant officers who became "Respected Mr President thank members of the regular Air Force you for your letter dated the 12th I mep ere Charles Paul of October on questions of Hubert Jackson and James armament I shall wait-until you Joseph are able to state all your con-1 paui assigned as training aids siderations concerning this as you 0fjjCer at the base His home town Intend to do is Philadelphia Pa where he So Doubt Was a postal inspector before am glad that you attach entering the service in 1939 He such great importance to Mrs Paul reside at 1517 questions There can be no doubt that all that the governments of Minneapolis Jackson is food service officer resignations or other causes the vacancies not be filled unless imJ thll Hammarskjold 's spe- perative need required it 011 his conUct with the Red Chinese government Thats the policy that now is te not aUembracing nor Tery paying off in the coming cut of nhitiv 64000 Few will be fired Re-1 it nm placements however will be at minimum It will help to balance 1 the budget this year maybe along raan Jcts with other economies it could put Amican the budget in balance June 30 in Oct 10 speech the 84th congress brought The Conununists freed the first 7 our food resources effectively" WASHINGTON Oct 22 (UP)- after the first lady's name on a change in political control Rees' fiers Mr and the II of the building and paid rent ouf rndTOtue Miration I In the Washington party whirl: the program at the opening of the Resolution No 33 expired But it in August after visits by increases from $250 to $362 in i ranitai uviaiitipa mttpn xvmnhnnv va snn na tka I Hammarskjold and Indiafe ravins the Capital Federal Savings and Loan Building and to $400 a month in its new quarters Bubb issued a statement in Topeka denying the charges In the course of his denials however he pointed out that the commission had originally paid $50 per month As a result the rent paid by the commission is now eight times Mrs Eisenhower's name will still as to personnel but as to dollar This position the Reds said was be listed at the top of the list savings in other w'ays Jim Davis that they would release the air- The cards have such notations' of box-holders on the program of Georgia a Democrat heads the men on their own initiative "in as for bad drunk and "OF" but without a box number after subcommittee Rees headed He is line with Chinese polio and legal 9 at McConnell He first entered military service in 1936 and he comes from Big Sandy Tenn He your countries can do to stop the armaments race and to establish with these aims in view the necessary control will be iniand his wife reside at 2425 the interests and aspirations of teUe the peoples assignment at McCon for old the latter not rec- her name Unless the Eisenhowers soing to town procedures and inspired by a wish ommended for seating next to choose to attend the box as in I But the original Job was thought to ease tensions" sweet young thinas Mrs Shaw the past will be offered to service-uses the cards when furnishing men advice to socialites seeking help or seating a dinner party and other Former chief of naval Road Engineers In New Jobs note with satisfaction your neU that of technical supply I what it was a few years ago not favorable attitude to 0UI1 I officer His home town is Wilkes-! counting the cost of two remodel- ings and the air conditioning which was left behind The attorney office was asked for an opinion about I whether the air conditioning could be taken but the opinion was posals concerning the control Barre Pa The Josephs reside at posts with (the aim of preventing stsudden attack by one country 3927 Kellogg' against another I believe that fagreement on this question would I DfirlprC be very important for progress in wpiliTIISr LcUUcib solving the problem of disarma- operations and Mrs Robert Carney are the latest to prove the old not received by the time the com- shifts in the top engineering per- ZrVn4n saw that once hit by mission moved i sonnel of the State Hiehwav De- about 6 000 names up two never go back to Poca- mission moved i sonnel of the State Highway De It DOWNTOWN Main Douglas PARKLANE Lincoln Oliver COMPLETE Department Stores 2 was learned from the Business partment were announced today ounc in weiht from last vea Administration Department Fri-! by Walter Rugan highway di- i caused a mild storm when she day that the air conditioning was rector I listed senators above state eov- 'Jcul6ctuy11- likely to be declared surplus at Rugan said the changes effec- nk will commute when need be to a value of about $2700 and sold tive Nov 1 are being made in fill his seat on the board of di- for the best bid I anticipation of an expanded high-1 er tSeWef SLtiee rectors of the Fairchild Engine Agency Evicted i way construction program over one over wneiner ine cnieI The commission is now in the the next decade National Cash Register building Under the changes Walter "Then hostesses couldn invite To Speak Here National and state officials of Optimist International will speak at a Wichita area gieeting Sunday at the Lassen Hotel according to Carl Welch president of East Side Optimist Club The visitors at the Optimist Zone No 4 meeting will include! Dr Donald Twiss president of the Optimists international Ed Oppermann Wichita governor of This is owned by the Garling- Johnson state highway engineer both to parties be- The Dean Achesons are among house group A few weeks ago pre- will have two assistants instead of 1 triey £Kn know now to the many recently back in town sumably during the time tliat the one to give him more time for per- them The chief justice won after summer sojourns abroad Real Estate Commission was' ne- sonal supervision of the construe- tnal round I Their trip included a stay at the the- 10th district and Harold Jae ger Salina Kan lieutenant gov- gotiating for Garlinghouse 1 space tion program Riviera where the former secre- ment "In Moscow we are all awaiting the speediest restoration of your 'health "Sincerely yours Bulganin" Coat $32 in Cash Reported Stolen William Duncan of 345 Riv--T erview reported to police Saturday the theft of $32 in cash from bis room From an auto owned by Adams of 2841 Shelton while it parked at North High V'yjchopl thieves stole four hub caps 1 valued at $3250 A cloth coat valued at $18 owned by Pauline Barrett of 2040 Sa-jina was stolen from a car parked at 14th and Rochester Clarence Edwards of 2149 -University reported the theft of hub caps from his car while it was parked near his home Loss was estimated at $20 One hub cap valued at $750 was stolen from an auto owned by Marvin Swim of 2034 Hood while It was parked near his iT home the Garlinghouse group served an I Frank Virr who has been en- At an Egyptian Embassy fete tary of state went to swim and eviction notice on another state gineer ot design the past two or visiting Khairya one his wife to paint agency the Income Tax Division years will join McDaniel in only six newswomen in At a dinner party at the Nor-of the Revenue and Taxation De- assisting Johnson th attractive brunette passed on wegian Embassy last week Ache- partment which moved out the Virr will have general supervl- that Marilyn Monroe is the fa- son passed on a tip for harried Garlinghouse Juilding into thesion of the planning design ma- vorite movie idol in the land of businessmen: A file for those Have Dec 10th to Pay former Kansas Technical Institute 1 terials and secondary road depart emor of Zone No 4 Dr Twiss will speak to the group at 3 pm A resident of Brantford Ontario Canada Dr Twiss was elected to the Optimists International board of directors last year at an annual convention in Houston Tex Hie zone conference will open at 9 am with Welch In charge Oppermann will introduce club presidents and delegates Discussions will include boys work in-ter-club relations and public letters and problems that are to answer labeled "too hard" file the Nile Any male favorite? really Egypt is a man's country" building ments McDaniel as assistant highway engineer will handle the department of right-of-way contracts and proposals construction and maintenance Succeeding Virr as engineer of Hospital Releases Girl Following Operation Husband's Party Set Uing a Halloween theme mem- relations Artistic Mrs Estes Kefauver has done a pink ballet dancer which is being used on posters a Wells Ballet benefit design will be Reed engi- here Oct 31 an unusual school accident was neer construction since 1947 While her senator husband released Saturday from Wesley Dinklace who has been junketed overseas russet-haired I Hospital 1 assistant to Reed will become his Nancy also opened up for the COAL HILL ARK Oct 22 'T Dana Fankhouser daughter of successor as construction engineer season the art studio she and a One person was killed and three Fire Department Capt and Mrs' Allison right-of-way en- friend started tost year They keep were injured in a two-car Zene Fankhouser 1711 Erie gineer will become engineer of classes small: Offer one portrait near this northwest Arkansas beri of the Kumjoinus club will Dr Kennedy of the Pitts- I had her right kidney removed secondary roads filling a position class -one What You today holft a "husbands party at 7:30 burg State college faculty is in an operation at Wesley Oct left vacant when Johnson became class one for beginning teenagers Dead is Mrs Leon McBride 58 14 head of the engineering depart- The fee pays for the rent of the of Pascagoula Miss Her husband The child was hurt Oct 4 at ment last June studio iwas injured critically and a Chisholm School She ran against Ireland on special assign-j daughter Ann McBride was in the library door while carrying ment out of the chief engineer's! A small social flap flapped when slightly put Monday at the YW Hostesses will he Mrs Gilbert Mrs Oliphant Mrs Peter snd Mrs Cliff Shields spending the weekend in Washington attending the sessions of the National Association ot Guidance supervisors and counselor trainers Dr Kennedy is in Participants will wear masks and there will be a prize for the best cos- tume some books The volumes jam- office in recent months and for- for the first time in years tradi-l T'0 passengers in the othercai charge of guidance work at thejmed so hard against side merly engineer of traffic services tional White House box No 13 at also were hurt critically They college here i that her kidney was ruptured: 1 will succeed Allison Constitution Hall was not listed 8 nd -S Parrott 22 both of Sapulpa Okla State police said the two cars collided head bn Othgr details of the accident were not BOOKS CLOSED charge what you want have 'til DEC 1 0th to RAY Start your Christmas the easy quick way at Hinkel's: just say CHARGE IT NO ACCOUNT? You are 'invited to open one at Hinkel's NO HINKEL NOTCH? Bring your Charga-Plate to Hinkel's Downtown or Parklane and get it notched CHARGE IT at Hinkel's Downtown and Parklane MONDAY! DOVVNTOVN! Hurry! Save 41c! Autumn's warmest heartiest color KARD Will Continue NBC Schedule Today Permission has been granted KARD-TV to carry National Broadcasting Co programs through Sunday a company representative said Saturday The regular NBC affiliate in Wichita KEDD resumed pro-1 gramming Saturday afternoon after being off the air six days Both stations carried NBC network programs Saturday Following is a revised Sunday schedule for KARD-TV: I 1 pjn Your Trouble The Pastor Zoo Pa- rade 2 Alice in Wonderland i 3:30 The Christophers 4 Meet the Press 4:30 Roy Rogers 5 It's a Great Life Find a Hobby: 5:45 Sincerely Yours 6 pm Colgate Variety Hour 7 TV Playhouse 8 Loretta Young Show 8:30 Justice 9 24 th Annual Arkalalah 9:30 News Weather and Sports 10-Channel 3 Playhouse Masonic Calendar Your Kansai Masonic New Reporter with news on KFB1 M070 on srour dial) 12:15 Wlch ita Chapter RAM 1551 Main will observe to the Lord" service for members family and frlenos 3 P' MONDAY Wichita Lodce 155 i Main first decrees 6 Albert Pikr Lodce 1st and Topeka study club Scottish Rite Blncers Scottish Rite Temple rehearsal 7 Mt Olivet Commandery KT 1551 Main Red Cross and Malta Decree 730 Miriam Shrine OWSJ 125 Emporia ceremonial 8 A Golden Link Daylicht Court Order of Amaranth 15571 Broadway advance meeting honoring past Royal Matrons and Patrons 2 mi Bestor Brown Lodce 3755 Douclas third decrees Bun-1 flower Lodce 3201 Broadway stated communication 730 Constellation' Chapter OES 1251 Emporia friendship nieht 7 30 Sunflower Lodce- 3201 Broadway study club 5p Alb-rt Pike Lodce 1st and Topeka dinner 6 3C stated communication 7 30 Rainbow Olrls will present their initiatory work at close of meetlnc: Wichita Lodce 1551 Main study dub 7 North Star Lodce 15571 Broadway study club 7 Wichita Shrine OWSJ 3201 8 Broadway recular meet-inc- I Roae Douclas Chapter OES 3755 Douclas stated meetlnc- Rainbow Oirls will put on their initiatory work 5 THURSDAY Dos Daylight Chapter OES 3201 8 Broadway stated meetlnc initiation social hour 2 mi Bestor Brown Lodce 3755 Douglas first decrees 5 Wichita Lodge 1551 Mala second decrees 5:30 North Star Lodge 15571 Broadway stated communication 7:30 Zo-har Temple Daughters of the Nile dance at Trie 0 FRIDAY Midlan Temple of the Shrine 115 Topeka Ladies luncheon bridge 12:45 mi Social Order of Beaueeant 1551 Main stated assembly social hour 1:30 Sunflower Lodge 3201 8 Broadway third decrees a Bestor Brown Lodge 3755 Douglas school of instruction 0 a Wichita Chapter RAM 1551 Mala stated convocation 7:30 a Mt Olivet Commandery KT 1551 Mate Temple Decree 7:30 Albert Pike Ladae 1st and Topeka first degrees 10 a Social Order of Beaueeant 1551 Mala will honor their Sir Knights with a covered dish dlaaer and program Id! a I florshei n3 EACH Be here when the doors open DOWNTOWN at 9:30 Monday Imported German skillet approximately 8-inch size with long wood handle NO MAIL' OR PHONE ORDERS at this low low 59c price Hinkel's Downtown Sixth Floor I It's fall's outstanding new shade so greet the fall season with the new look of Florsheim Chestnut a glowing mellow brown that reflects the richness of truly fine calfskin in fact the finest tanned You'll discover the warmth and beauty of this exclusive new shade and agree that Chestnut belongs with the smart things you like A Floishelm's superbly crafted WING-TIP calfskin 2750 'FlorsKehrVs popular new SMQOTH TOE calfskin 1 FIorsheirrTs hand-threaded p'f Nowegian FRONT BLUCHER 2750 Shop Monday Night 'til 9 i Hinkel's Parklane Open 10 am' Unlimited FREE PARKING Hinkel's Parklano SHOES DOWNTOWN ONLY i r1 "-j -J h'c-W.

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