The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 11

11 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES TUESDAY MARCH 9 1954 FREDERICK DAWSON WIN ON PARKING BONDS TRIBUTE TO MR GODFRIAVX The Funeral Is Attended by of a heart attack at the farm homesteaded by his parents in Civil war days Charlei Morton 78 former funeral director Mrs Ida Mae Smith 83 Hamilton Mrs Rebecca Cox 85 lifelong resident of Caldwell County About 80d Persons juana cigarettes and a quantity of heroin from her February 4 and 5 Also arrested in connection with the narcotics sales were Max William Rathbun 32 of the Sixty-sixth terrace ad- dress and Joseph Zammer 35 of 415 Benton boulevard The men entered pleas of not guilty and their cases are pend-ing Downtown Betwen McGee tr Ook IN THE WAR HE WAS PRATT WHITNEY MANAGER HERE MISSOURI SUPREME COURT BACKS ST LOUIS REVENUE ISSUE TERM OX NARCOTICS CHARGE About 800 persons attended the services yesterday for Off-Street Facilities Are Goal of Henri Godfriaux 65 a faculty Services uTU be held at 1:30 Wednesday at the Speaks chapel Burial -will be In Mound Grove cemetery OSBORNE Mrs Anna Belle Osborne 91 died yesterday at the home ot a granddaughter Mrs Howard Olsen 3212 Ash Inde-lendence Mrs Olsen who was orn in Daviess County Missouri moved to Kansas City three months ago from St Joseph Mo Surviving besides Mrs Olsen are a daughter Mrs Bess McPherson of the home and a sister Mrs Beulah Zlnke Cincinnati Services will be held at 10:30 Wednesday at the Car-son chapel Independence Burial wUl be In Woodlawn cemetery Heart Ailment Is Fatal to Aircraft Executive Recently With the Sikorsky Division of United $500000 Plan Which Has Parallels With Underground Project Here fBKR 'MAMET 13TH WOOD KCK Prices Good Tues Wed Restive right to limit member and former football coach at William Jewell college who died Friday night The services were held in the Second Baptist church Liberty The Rev Link jr pastor and Dr I Hester vice-president of the college conducted the services Among those attending were former students and faculty members associated with Mr Godfriaux at Jewell and at Missouri Valley college where he had taught earlier Members of the Jewell faculty were honorary pall bearers Evelvn Alcott 2 2 Is Sentenced to Five Years in Reformatory Evelyn Alcott 22 convicted by a United States District court jury yesterday on four charges in conection with the sale of marijuana and heroin was sentenced by Judge Richard Duncan to five years in a federal reformatory The defendant a beauty shop employee gave her address as 6S3 East Sixty-sixth street ter race The jury deliberated about an hour She was sentenced to five years on each count the sentences to run concurrently Federal narcotics agents tes tified they purchased two mari BITTER LB 59c VELYEETA 2 LBS 75c TOMATOES 2 CTNS 25c LETTUCE HEAD 12VjC SUGAR 10 LBS 89c MIRACLE WHIP QT 39c CREAM CORN 3 No 303 Cans 25c HOMINY 5 303 Cans 25c CONEYS LB 25c LUNCH HAM Chunk Ib 25c 37e JAR PEACH OR PINEAPPLE PIE FILLING 4 19-ox Jars SIOO SALMON Tall an 29c SARDINES 3 Flat Cans 25c DOWNY FLAKE FROZEN WAFFLES 3 Large Pkgs 38c FAB Large Box 19c APPLE SAUCE 6 303 Cans 95c MILK 9 Tall Cans $100 SLICED ACON Lb 39c SUNSHINE-GRAHAM OR HI-HO HACKERS Lb Box 29c PINEAPPLE JUICE 2 46-oz Cans 55c TASTEMARK SALAD DRESSING OR SPREAD 16-oz Jar 23c 307 I2TH 5 DOWNTOWN I2TH McGEE I' SALE STARTS TODAY I THE CRAZY MAN OF THE MEAT BUSINESS a We Wanna Make We Just Wanna Make Friendi THE VERY BEST 7771 Colored OLEO 5LbTS SPICED LUNCHEON PRESSED HAM 6 FRYERS 29c KE1TZ COUNTRY PBispnnr $100 a I Sack SAUSAGE 3uM TOWNER Warren A Towner 88 a Johnson County farmer died yesterday at the home In Olathe after an illness of six months Mr Towner was an organizer of the Farmers union at Olathe and served as a director many years His parents John and Katherine Towner settled on a farm near Olathe before the War Between the States Mr Towner was a member of the Presbyterian church in Olathe Surviving are two sons Aaron Towner Olathe and Joel Towner a funeral director at Ottawa Kas a daughter Mrs Rosa Starrett Olathe former principal of the Hill Top school at Overland Park and six brothers John Towner Naco Arlz Nate Towner and Ben Towner Olathe: Will Towner Wellsville Kas Loren Towner Fresno Calif and Frank Towner Rialto Calif Services will be held at 10:30 Wednesday at the Julien chapel Olathe Burial will be In the Olathe cemetery The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the Olathe Community hospital fund Dr Flhnnan Todd Dr Elhanan Todd 79 a physician who formerly practiced at Thirteenth and Stewart Kansas City Kansas died Sunday He and a brother the late Dr Todd had offices together Dr Elhanan Todd retired many years ago He was born at Pleasanton Kas Survivors include his wife Mrs Heddey Hedwig Todd of the home 2067 North Thirteenth and a sister Mrs A Culver New York Services will be held this Tuesday at Osawatomie Kas Leland Fairchild Graveside services for Leland Fairchild 59 of 3329 Troost will be held at 11:30 this Tuesday in the National cemetery at Ft Leavenworth Kas Mr Fairchild a disabled army veteran of World War I died March 3 at the home His wife Mrs Adelvne Fairchild Hamburg survives HBH HOUSe POULTRY 8230 WORNALL RD FRESH DRESSE ARK FRYERS 39c FRESH FRYER WINGS 29c FRESH FRYER LEGS THIGHS 59c COUNTRY FRESH GRADE A EGGS (Med) Doz 45c I DEATHS OVER KAYLAS -Mrs Albert Hollinger 80 Russell County pioneer John Farmer 81 a Wichita resident forty years and construction foreman for the Wichita Water compam twenty-four years rites this Tuesday Vernon Smith 63 a World War 1 veteran and a past master of the Bestor ron Masonic lodge here Alva Francis Jefferson Van vV inkle 73 a peace officer who came Kiowa'! learS 880 from Newton Charles A Brannan employed by the Newton Gas Service company twenty-seven years and resident of the city forty-five years rites this Tuesday Clayton Lehman 85 one of the Citys oldest merchants: president of the Lehman Hardware Implement com-pany in the hardware business more than sixty-live years Newton resident sixty-nine years and a 33rd degree Mason rites this Tuesday Ira Alfred Hall 68 Mrs Faye Collins and Mrs Beulah Gillette both of Kansas City and Mrs Ruth Owen of Mission Kas are daughters rites this Tuesday Mrs Jennie Cox 85 a lifelong resident of Hamilton and widow of Thurston Cox a farmer who died in 1945 Survivors are eight children and a sister Mrs Katie Wilson 2002 Indiana Kansas City DEATHS OVER MISSOURI Sedalia Mrs Mary Adeline Graves S7 wife of Graves prominent real estate man died at the Bothwell hospital she had been 111 a month survivors include also two sons and three daughters Frank Willey jr city auditor veteran of the municipal revenue department Masonic leader and sports enthusiast who had served as an official of the softball association The Rev Alfred Mosher 73 retired Baptist minister and former school teacher Mountain Grove Edward Friedholm 79 a member of the board of directors the Missouri Farmers association died MRS TUCKERS SHORTENING Franks 4 RATH SALAMI 4 us1 ALL MEAT WIENERS suam 3 Free Can Kraut With 3 lbs Wieners Lamb Shanks 23c MINUTES Frederick Dawson who was general manager of the Pratt Whitney aircraft engine plant here from 1942 JBHSShV to 1944 died yes terday at the home in West xr port Conn At the time of his death Mr Dawson 61 was (executive assist-jant in charge of sales at the Si-korsky aircraft 'division of the Frederick Dawson United Aircraft corporation The death was attributed to a heart ailment Dawson arrived here in September 1942 and returned to the United Aircraft home offices in Bridgeport Conn in 1944 after getting the plant into operation with 17000 workers being em ployed While he was here the first Mrs Dawson died in August 1943 In May 1944 Dawson married Mrs Martha Bostrom Dawson was a native of Bermuda the son of a British army captain In World War I he served in the Canadian air force beginning his experience with aircraft In 1923 he went to Burbank Calif where he became affiliated with the Hamilton Aero Manufacturing company a predecessor of the Hamilton Standard Propeller company a division of United Aircraft Later he became manager of the United Airports flying field at Burbank now the Lockheed air terminal in Burbank Dawson later became president of United Airports then a subsidiary of United Aircraft It was while he was serving in this capacity that he said good-by in Burbank to Wiley Post and Will Rogers on their trip that ended in tragedy in Alaska In 1937 Dawson w'as sent to Australia as a representative of the United Aircrafts Export corporation He was in Melbourne Australia until the start of World War II when he returned to the Pratt Whitney branch in Hartford Conn ALBERT BURNS Motor Car Salesman Had Been Jefferson City March 8(AP) The Missouri Supreme court today upheld St Louis city's right to issue revenue bonds for off street parking purposes Walter Sommers who owns a downtown St Louis parking lot intervened in the case and filed three points of objection He said the city ordinance authorizing the bonds was invalid that no election whs held on the bond issue and that the city in offering the bonds for sale indicated the municipality might operate the parking facility Lower Court Is Upheld Involved is $500000 in revenue bonds previously held valid by a St Louis circuit court The Supreme court agreed with the lower ruling The high court ruled the ordinance was valid that no election was needed because the taxpayers would not have to pay off the revenue bonds and the city had to assure the bond buyers that the facility would be operated sell the bonds" the court said city must assume the obligation to assure the operation of the parking facilities The bond buyers would hardly risk their money to the whims of the operators of the parking facilities Authorized by Necessity no bids (from private operators) were received or if the bids presented were unreasonably low7 the bondholders would be insecure The authority for the city to operate the parking facilities in case the property cannot be profitably leased is of necessity implied" Having prohibited daytime parking on major streets in the! downtown area St Louis is in' need of off-street parking space! and the $500000 project is the first to be started with revenue bonds as a public facility David Proctor city counselor here pointed out last night Kansas City had obtained two decisions from the Missouri Supreme court upholding its right to issue revenue bonds for off-street parking The first decision held that me city could condemn property for off-street parking purposes on the ground that off-street parking w7as a public service the second ruling was that the city council could issue revenue bonds for such purposes under the state constitution The city recently sold $4100 000 in revenue bonds for construction of the auditorium plaza and underground garage in the block north of the Municipal Auditorium A contract has been awarded and work on the project is to be started soon Morton House UndO Dressed QQp ntriJ Drawn Lb lob LAMB ROAST Lt 1 0c KANSAS CITY A CLUB STEAKS 3 Lb100 1 LAMB I PURE LARD 3 mi 59c 5 SALISBURY STEAKS WITH MUSHROOM GRAVY JUST HEAT AND SERVE! Funeral Services Clarence Klamm 57 of 2644 North Twenty-second Kansas City Kansas at 3:30 Wednesday at Porter chapel burial in Wood lawn cemetery i Coupon in Each Can 15c to $1 Augusta Ga She and Mr Lenge moved here shortly after their marriage in San Diego Calif in 1888 She was a member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and the St Agnes Catholic church Fairway Surviving are three daughters Mrs Russell Williams of the home Mrs Edgar LawTence Birmingham Ala and Mrs Norman Wilson 7117 Washington street and a son Victor Lenge 4520 Main street ASHLEY Silas Renfro Ashley 92 of 3128 Highland died Yesterday at the General hospital He had been ill six weeks and entered the hospital a month ago Mr Ashley was born at Cuba Ky When a young man he spent a short time on a land claim In Western Kansas moving to Kansas City after his marriage in 1908 Mr Ashley was a member of the Methodist church and shortly after moving here taught the Bible class at the Arlington Methodist church five years He attended the Business Bible class Mr Ashley began work as a silversmith and later became a carpenter His wife Mrs Hattie Ashley of the home survives BORCHERT Clvde Borchert sr 67 of 1708 East Eighth died yesterday at the Veterans Admin istration hospital where he had been a patient since February 18 Mr Borchert was bom at Omaha and moved to Kansas City from Stanherry Mo when 18 He was a painting and paperhanging contractor In World War I he served overseas with the army and was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars He was a member also of the Stan-berry Presbyterian church Surviving are his wife Mrs Emma Borchert of the home and a son Milton Borchert New Brunswick A brother Milton Borchert died Friday at the Veterans hospital CABBELL Mrs Helen Cabbell 88 Lathrop Mo died last night at the Trinity Lutheran hospital where she had been a patient about a month She had been ill about six months Mrs Cabbell was bom In Van Buren County Iowa and was a resident of Carroll County Missouri forty years before moving to Lathrop twenty years ago She was a member of the Christian church and the Daughters of the American Revolution at Carrollton Surviving are her husband Emery Cabbell of the home: four daughters Miss Ruth Cabbell and Miss Elizabeth Cabbell of the home Mrs Duncan 5034 Brooklyn North and Mrs Robert Long 4908 Brookslde and two sons Edgar Cabbell Lawson Mo and Ralph Cabbell Higginsvllle Mo DUFFIELD Mrs Blanche Duffield 68 of 320 West Eleventh died yesterday at the General hospital She had been ill three years and entered the hospital two weeks ago Mrs Duffield was born at Decatur la and moved to Kansas City fifty years ago from St Joseph Mo Her husband Thomas Duffield of the home survives Services will be held at 1:30 Wednesday at the Mellodv-McGilley-Eylar chapel Burial will be In Memorial Park cemetery HARBAUGH Mrs Emma Knoch Harbaugh 80 of 5412 Harrison died yesterday at the home She suffered a stroke Sunday Mrs Harbaugh was a lifelong resident of Kansas City born in the family home on Ninth In what now is the downtown district 'When a young woman she was organist and president of the Ladies Aid group at the Oakhurst Methodist church She was married to Cornelius Edward Harbaugh then a grocer in the old Quality Hill district In 1914 Mr Harbaugh opened a grocery store at Piftv-fifth and Troost before that vicinity was built up He died in 1946 Mrs Harbaugh was a charter member of the Pas'eo Methodist church Surviving are three daughters Mrs Edith A Jones One Hundred Fifteenth and Holmes Mrs Ethel Cleaver Grandview- and Mrs Cornelia A Kibbey Jefferson City and two sisters Mrs Nye Snoqualmie Wash and Mrs Clara Epperson 4434 State Line A grandson the Rev Murray Jones is pastor of the Epworth Methodist church Services will be held at 2 Wednesday at the Newcomer chapel Burial will be in Mt Washington cemetery HICKS Herbert Lester Hicks Jr son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Lester Hicks sr 3801 Pittsman road Jack-son County died yesterday at the Mercy hospital He was bom January 13 at the Lakeside hospital Surviving besides the parents are a half brother David Hicks of the home the naternal grandfather William A Hicks 718 Spruce: the paternal grandmother Mrs Knoxie Westbrook Grandview and the maternal grandmother Mrs Egbert Thirty-eighth and Pittman Mrs Clara McDonnell 78 of 2740 Summit died vesterday at the General hospital Surviving are her husband Alexander McDonnell of the home a retired millwright for Wilson Co two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Campbell 3842 Olive and Mrs Nugent 5521 Bellefontaine and a brother Algaier 805 Ann Kansas City Kansas Services will be held at 10 Wednesday at the Sacred Heart Catholic church Burial will be In Mt Calvary cemetery The rosary will be said at 8 this Tuesday night at the Nugent chapel McLEES Mrs Alice Eva McLees 74 of 1221 South Pleasant Independence died yesterday at the home Surviving are two sons Alexander McLees 1221 South Pleasant and Robert McLees 1810 Willow Independence two sisters Mrs Jack Nelson 5911 Raytown road RaytowTi and Mrs Ed Clements Lee's Summit two brothers Frank A Fowler 7336 Virginia and Wilbur Fowler 2233 East Seventieth mm BOTH STORES OPEN TODAY 9 A 9 1409 Westport Road 6950 Mission Road We feature only Nationally known brands of food items BLACK HAWK SLICED BACON 1 75c COFFEE ALL GRIN DS FOLGERS 95c Stephen Calovtch 64 Wyandotte County Home at 9 Wednesday at Skradski-Stine chapel burial in Memorial Park cemetery Mrs Cecelia A Schroepfer 48 Forty-ninth and Phelps road Jack-son Countv at 8:30 Wednesday at Mellody-McGilley-Evlar chapel and at 9 o'clock at Nativity Catholic church: burial in Mt Olivet cemetery The rosary will be said at 8 this Tuesday night at the chapel William A VanDyke 46 of 3915 Holmes at 2 this Tuesday at Quirk Tobin chacel burial In Elmwood cemetery The pallbearers will be James Galvin Thomas Fahey Owen Murphy Thomas Saunders Leo Welsh and Bud Maloney George Whlnerv 79 of 501 Osage Kansas City Kansas at 1:30 Wednesday at Warnick-Custer-Eads chapel burial in Maple Hill cemetery Mrs Laura De Moss 81 of 1416 Richmond Kansas City Kansas at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday at Porter chapel: burial in Highland Park cemetery Estylne Alfred Hilliard 1002 North Osage Independence at 1:30 Wednesday at Carson chapel Independence burial in Woodlawn cemetery Mrs Emma Elise Katherine Jung 77 of 4514 Genesee at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday at Gates chaoel burial in Evangelical cemetery Higginsvllle MO 111 Ten Years 39c WISCONSIN LONG HORN CHEESE TOC 25c FRESH FROZEN Ocean Perch Fillet WISCONSIN LONG HORN NUCOA COLORED 0LE0 Lb Ib FANCY CALIFORNIA SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER NO 1 ashlngton RED DELICIOUS APPLES 2 l5 220 SIZE FIJI RIDA PASCAL ORANGES 2 no FANCY CALIFORNIA PASCAL CELERY BEST FOODS on MAYONNAISE 59C 19c 29c 49c 19c Quarters SI MMER GIRL SOLID PACK OIL FREE -LIGHT AA nat an JOY TUNA JOY LIVER Tender HJSJ LIQUID SOAP 29C I5c 12 Or Bottle LIBBYS FROZEN- 25c ORANGE JUICE 2 BA 5500! 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Just dial BA 5500 Adv live more than Dogs rarely fifteen years Albert Burns 64 of 701 Brooklyn avenue died yesterday at the General hosnital He had suffered a heart ailment ten5 years and had been unable to work Mr Burns was born at I Pittsburg Kas and moved to Kansas City in 1910 He was a salesman for several motor car agencies and before he became ill was employed by a plumbing supply company He was a member of the Kansas City Masonic lodge the Ararat Shrine and the Temple Baptist church Surviving are his wife Mrs Thelma Burns of the home two daughters Mrs Milfem Davis Centerville la and Mrs Juanita Pierce Blue Springs a son Frank Burns Wichita a brother Ira Burns Hutchinson Kas and a sister Mrs Bertha Sparks 7739 Ward parkway MRS MICHEL1NO A LENGE Bacon Squares 43c BEEF STEW 39c Jane Parker Crackers Wheat Bread 16-ci on Loaves LJU CcWot TSfUtkfilOk FOOD NEWS BAR-B-Q Smoke 23c Here's the "Cookie of the Month' 1820 TROOST AVE GAINES EGGS Unclassified Dot 49c STEWING HENS 33c of FRYER 29c FRYERS Lb 49c scotch Nut Puffs with a glass of milk or a cup of tea for a snack I hope try the other Jane Arden cookies too Vanilla wafers coconut bars fig bars eclairs vanilla and chocolate sandwich cookies coated grahams waffle creams sugar cookies All so good tasting and wholesome and not expensive Yet Jan are so ZAM? very good called the cookies with the party flavor Jane Butterscotch Nut Puffs featured cookie at Safeway for March so how about marching right into Safeway for a package? I promise you regret it Youngsters whoop over these delectable butterscotch cookies like them too Perfectly delicious marshmallow cookies topped and surrounded with a tantalizing icing of butterscotch and peanuts Try these Jane Arden Butter Her Late Husband Was Conductor of Orpheum Orchestra It Pays and Pays to Use "Parade' i mnmm I ENJOY THE RNEST MEATS Mrs Mary Alice Lenge 81 died yesterday at the home 5201 Nall avenue Mission Mrs Lenge was the widow of Michelino A Lenge conduc tor of the Orpheum theater orchestra throughout its period as a vaudeville center He died in 1948 Mrs Lenge was born in you pay 8c less than the regular price for the giant size 4c less for the large size Besides that is a better cleaner love the heavy duty job it does floats away every trace of soil so easily lightens washday chores is for all your washing fine things too and dishes Try at Safeway in a red green and white package like money in your hand the bonus you earn for using this new washday detergent regularly You see they give you "Parade (tokens) with every package of You use these tokens on your next purchase An 8c token comes with the giant size a 4c token with the large size Both tokens are good in purchasing either size of So each time you buy WMIGMMSA TV zapped richmade MARGARINE KARO Blue Label 5-Lb CAc 59 Btl REAL GONE ONION! NOTICE FRESH PRODUCE I Like This Quick Hot Bread called Quick Bread Tan Tans and quick! I use Kitchen Craft Flour because pre-fluff ed and makes everything I bake deliciously lighter tender and even-textured: Sift 2 cups sifted Kitchen Craft Flour 3 tsp baking powder and I tbsp sugar with Vi tsp salt Cut in Vi cup shortening with a fork or pastry blender until mixture resembles coarse corn meal Combine Vi to Vi cup milk with 1 slightly stir into flour floured surface into rectangle Vi melted butter or 1 Vi" strips then lengths Put 5 on end in greased hot oven Makes 9 Fan Tans beaten egg Lightly mixture Tum on to lightly knead 8 times and roll inch thick Brush with margarine Cut into cut each strip into 2" pieces together and place muffin pans Bake in a F) about 18 minutes 288 Florida Juice ORANGES 2-59 LEMONS 6 19c 360 Sunkist No 1 Florida cry over onion odors clinging to your hands Just use Aloma Lotion to chase unpleasant odors away for Aloma is the only hand lotion with deodorant action Aloma is completely non-sticky too Your favorite cosmetic counter has a free demonstration bottle so you can try it before you buy it! 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Lac-Mix is a delicious nutri tious nonfat simply the fat and the thousands more Think of than 8t a quart Shaker to make although a the Lac-Mix milk of highest quality pasteurized fresh milk with water removed Families by are using it now because convenient lots cheaper getting all you want for less Get the Lac-Mix Speed it even easier Only 50c regular SI value Details on package at Safeway Open Enrollment Period ends this Saturday If you have always wanted the non-c ancellable hospital-medical-surgical care that Blue Cross-Blue Shield provides If you would like to apply for individual or family membership in the non-profit plans that serve 46 million Americans MARK AND MAIL THE COUPON TODAY! All requests for application blanks must be in the mail by midnight Saturday Applications will be accepted all next week NEW POTATOES 2 BL 21c GOLDEN YAMS Louisiana 2 lb 23d Try Buckwheat Suzannas for a Change IVORY SOAP 2 complements the rich buckwheat flavor you like to try it? Boil together 1 cup brown sugar Vi cup orange juice and grated rind of 1 orange Boil 5 minutes or to syrup consistency and serve hot If you like stir in 1 tbsp buffer or margarine just before serving I keep both kinds of Suzannas on hand That way we change off have regulars one day Buckwheats theaext like this big new flavor in pancakes Buckwheat Suzannas are as genuinely good as regular Old est Suzannas In fact made by the same people They both have plenty of Sweet Cream Buttermilk in them But the different We think Buckwheat Suzannas are wonderful with an orange syrup I make The syrup cooks up real quick and wen Sl YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS STANDARD'S I I I I I I State BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD 1021 McGee St Kansas City Mo Please send me without obligation complete details on the hospital and medical-surgical benefits of your plans City the gentle laundry bleach I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A ANN lI EM SUPER STORES FOR linens ns PURE wmjSiVE PUREX PROCESS HARMFUL SMPURTfES I am interested in (please check one) INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP (Covers applicant only) Get a Trim Figure for Spring be showing more of it soon in lighter scantier spring things Slender-Way Bread helps take you back happily to your right weight Just make Slender-Way your favorite bread and cut down on fattening foods Really that simple you start with Slender-Way today? 7- like its buttery nut-like flavor fW But no shortening whatever in 1 Slender-Way Its high in protein though gives you pep and energy worry if the only weight watcher at your house Slender-Way makes real treats for the rest even when several days old Spread slices with this mixture: One cup shredded Swiss cheese Vi cup chopped ripe olives 3 tbsps minced onion 1 tbsp prepared mustard and 2 tbsps mayonnaise Broil until bubbly serve with salads or as snacks FAMILY MEMBERSHIP (Covets husband wife and all children up to 19 years) applications for other adults (19 or over) in my family Please send Everyone (regardless of age sex or occupation) who lives or works In these counties may apply: IN MISSOURI Andrew Atchison Buchanan Caldwell Cass Clay Clinton Davies DeKalb Gentry Harrison Holt Jackson Johnson Lafayette Nodaway Platt Ray Worth IN KANSAS: Johnson Wyandotte Vl Cal 29' 'll find these popular brands at SAFEWAY IftiH HOLMES 10TK i MINN C- MO K- KAN.