The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 13

THE KANSAS CITY TIMES SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1960 12L Bags Plane and A Prison Term FRESH FISH SEAFOOD WERE OPIN AIL DAY SATURDAY BECKER-KERLIN MKT Sth I WALNUT VI 2-4740 of Americans and Canadians what they might expect in a real attack General Laurence Kuter commander in chief of NOR AD said the operation was an essential training operation to provide adequate readiness FINE FARM YEAR IS REFLECTED AT FAIR More Than 15000 Persons Get a Preview of Topeka Exposition BALL'S SUPER MKT 3400 STATE AVI KAS HUNT'S PEACHES 2 No 2't Cans Armour's Star BACON 2 Lbr Thiele 7 JBIPKICES COOP TODAY ONLY I COOL WEATHER A BREAK Complete Lie of Italian foods INDEPENDENCE AVE AND PASEO Berfolli Olive Oil ri 405 Tomato Paste Tz 7Z7 1 Smile of Satisfaction Over Good Yields Are Evident Everywhere permission beforehand The Communists opened five control points at which police permits valid for 12 hours could be obtained What bothered some was what might happen in the future If the Communists could get away with barring West Germans from the east part of the city they could bar West Berliners tomorrow and Allied troops the day after time someone rapped those boys on the said the newspaper Der-Abend STERLING PHONE- LOAN Washington Sept 9AP) The Rural Electrification administration today announced a $122000 loan to Mid-Kansas Telephone Inc Sterling Kas to finance initial service for 257 subscribers and to make other improvements OSCOW Sept 9(AP) A duck hunter presumably an anti-U-2 patriot or Soviet-style minute-man down a fertilizerspreading Russian plane the newspaper Soviet Russia reported today It identified him as a drunken farm hand and said his weapon was a shotgun He as sentenced to eight years in prison the paper said for slightly injuring the pilot and cutting the plane's fuel line so that it had to make a forced landing near Smolensk Weigh Trade Reprisals for Berlin Move (Continued From Page 1) West Germans from East Berlin as The prospect of a new Berlin crisis was the central subject at a meeting today between Christian A Her-ter secretary of state and Bonn's Ambassador Wilhelm Grew Trade reprisals are an appealing idea to many Berliners but- are more easily proposed than carried out Last year the West Germans shipped 257 million dollars worth of goods to their Communist fellow-countrymen About a fifth of this was iron and steel Meanwhile starting today West Germans who wish to visit in Berlin's Soviet sector had to apply for MAN ROBS A MARKET Troost Avenue Place Loses $250 to Armed Bandit A man robbed Jiffy market 7920 Troost avenue of $250 about 9 last night Mrs Alice Plassmeyer a clerk told police thatlhe man armed with a revolver told her to give him the money from the cash register She did so and he walked out the front door There no customers in the store at the time Mrs Plassmeyer said the man was about 28 years old 6 feet tall and -wore a light shirt and dark trousers We reserve right te RR LOOK over Star Want Ad todav many offers will interest you pi Worrell Retd) tn Eat UAU Shank Ft rnrtinn READ AND USE STAR WANT APS ih 29c ART SUPER MKT Harrison Free Parkin 13th give us their ideas and sugges- allotted more time than in any previous election Other Offices Open In addition to the special registration centers the main downtown office will have 24 nights of registration Also beginning next Wednesday a branch office will be open at 6520 Troost avenue each night except Sunday from 5 until 9 through October 11 John Mitchell secretary of the Jackson County election board said the board would attempt to register about 30000 voters The city board estimates that 50000 voters could be added to the rolls before the election MILITARY SPREADS SHIELD OVER AREA (Continued From Page 1) sonic booms could be expected in some places (Sonic booms are explosive sounds sometimes heard when aircraft fly at supersonic speeds) A representative said the booms should cause no alarm The defense command said there would be no announcements on results of the exercise A representative of Wr A said last night that all passengers were advised of the interruption in service when they made reservations No passengers were waiting for planes that would not fly when the air terminal was checked early this morning Two Flights Canceled Continental Airlines said jt had canceled only two flights Continental and Braniff said several flights had been moved up so as to arrive at their destinations before the midnight deadline The Union Station ticket office reported no abnormal rise in the sale of railroad tickets It was the largest air-defense training exercise in history The drama in the early mnring hours showed millions tions With the help of all organizations the Ballot Battalion can attain the highest registration on record and the heaviest These organizations were represented: The Business and Professional club Kansas City Area Boy Scout council Council of Churches Missouri Society of Professional Engineers Real Estate Board Cosmopolitan club South Central Business association Key council Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary Kiwanis club League of Women Voters East Community council Federation of Catholic Parent-Teacher associations Catholic Community Service Diocesan Council of Catholic Worn en Automobile Club of Missouri Southwest Community council Na tional Conference of Christians and Jews Council of Parent-Teacher associations Kansas City Board of Education Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce and the association Labor was represented by John Rinkenbaugh international representative for the United Auto Workers AFL-CIO Rinkenbaugh said that the members of his organization were ready to conduct a campaign for registration In All Out Effort are planning to knock on Rinkenbaugh said are ready to co-ordinate our work with this committee's Stollenwerck chairman of the Republican county committee commented that his group had more than a casual interest in the registration He noted that many the registered voters fail file a notice when they move and lose their voting privilege He said that the campaign should emphasize the need of filing a transfer when a voter changes his address Stollenwerck also emphasized the importance of personal contact to bring eligible persons to the registration centers Hampton Chambers chairman of the Kansas City board of election commissioners told the group that special registration has been HOME OF HlfiH WATER HOT FIRES LOW PRICES 2Va MILES WEST OF NO ON HIWAY 71 We Reserve t4e Right te Limit Quantities I err- antiqch: GEORGE'S THRIFTWAY SO Hwy A Niche ft Lee's Summit HEINZ KETCHUP 14-or Bottle 1 HUNT'S PEACHES 2 No 2Vj Cons 4e LEVITT'S THRIFTWAY 3413 SWOPE PARKWAY RED TOKAY GRAPES 2 Lbs 79c SHURFINE LEMONADE 3 6 oi Cons 29c THIS SIGN LOOK FOR Wide in FROM KANSAS CITY MO 'FROM KANSAS CITY KANSAS Pr Leon CRISCO GROUND BEEP Lb 44c 3-Lb Con 44c Smeat mjrji happYi MARKET 3807 27TH 27TH A CLEVELAND 5 I COUPON GOOD TODAY ONLY SAT SEPT 10 3 FREE TICKETS RIVERSIDE RED-X KIDDIELAND NEW HOURS FOR RED KIDDIELAND CLOSED MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY OP BN FRIDAY 5 30 TO 4:30 SATURDAY 11:30 TO 4:30 SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 4:30 WEATHER PERMITTING I mm mm mm ms REDEEMABLE AT KIDDIELAND sm mm tm mm LIMIT 1 TO A FAMILY COUPON GOOD "TODAY ONLY SAT Swift's Premium All-Meat SLICED BOLOGNA Lb With Coupon and S3 Purchase Limit Oj 5 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING By Ray Morgan (A Member of The Star's Staff) Topeka Sept 9 Kansas smiled upon by an excellent growing year for most crops and livestock put its agricultural might on display here tonight for the opening of the 80th annual Mid-America fair before hundreds of visitors Cattlemen washed and curried their prize animals in the livestock barns farmers in overalls herded waddling hogs into show pens Future Farmers of America put bunting on their crop displays and members of home demonstration units finished decorating booths on farm life Official Opening Today More than 15000 persons were on the grounds tonight to get a preview look at the exposition in preparation for the official opening at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning for a 8-dav run Marucie Fager fair manager said cool temperatures had helped swell the crowds But the big thing was the smiles on the faces of the farm families who had livestock or other articles of agricultural production on display Everywhere they told the same story: The crop yields had been excellent and there were indications of near- record quantities rtf grains Some Cattle in Tents If the apple displays were reduced any in size the livestock made up for it Some dairy cattle and sheep were being housed in big tents because of a lack of space in the regular exhibition barns The regular livestock stalls were all full Outside the exhibit buildings there was the flash of neon lights noise and color from the rides and tented shrws of the Royal American shows Sedlmayr owner of the midway attractions said state fair receipts at expositions where he had played in Canada and the United States this year were up indicating farm prosperity Pat Boone television and motion picture star was besieged by autograph fans when he arrived to present his musi- cal revue in front of the grand- stard tomorrow night Sunday afternoon and night and Mon- day night Indianapolis-stvle racing cars will appear in i championship races at 1 o'clock Saturday and Sunday afternoon i of to SAVE WITH SNAPPY WORKING FRIEND ARMOUR STAR ICooked Picnic 271 fresh PIG-EYE HAMS Lb GROUND BEEF 39c SWISS CHEESE TENDER SWIFT CUBE STEAKS 79c BACON STREAK OF LEAN Eslab Ci 25 COUPON GOOD TODAY ONLY SAT SEPT BACON HEINLY SALVAGE BARGAIN GROCERIES Rorthwost Corntr 5th 5 Main 428 MAIN VI 2-1 S52 SUPER MKT 14TH-CENTRAL AVI (KANSASI HUNT PEACHES 2 No 2'j Cons 49c Armour's Star BACON 2 Lbs Thick 99c MARKET BASKET ARMOUR TROOST Lb I CHOICE YATES Town and Furniture Accessories Carpet 8121 WORNALL DE 3-1336 OPEN TONIGHT 4 Visit our French Provincial Showrooms We feature only nationally known Brand names in Bedroom-Dmingroom-Living-room And our prices ate incredibly low still the in Provincial SUNKIST Oranges 25cj Bw'rth Cenpon und 2 Purchase Lindt Own to a FomilyJ HOME GROWN YELLOW MED TOMATOES 25c ONIONS ilfcS TOKAY SUNKIST GRAPES u2 29c GRAPEFRUIT 29c 5 Chuck Roast uJEF Jchoice Sun Onr Ad in Frida? Tune 14 Sirloin Steak WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS SKINLESS-Alt MEAT NOLAND RD FOOD MART SuSonar 15 211 NORTH INDEP MO WllCHCI Lbf Peaches 2Ncn449c low grocery prices RIPE SHOP and SAVE at Quik-Chek Watermelons 45c: AIL TETS Dog Food 15 Cans RUDNICK'S THRIFTWAY COUPON GOOD TODAY ONLY SAT SEPT 1 0 37 Coupon und 2 Parclwse Limit Out to a Fgmilyj ICUT UP IP DES'PfO 31S TROOST AVE Armour Stor BACON 2 lb Thick RED TOKAY GRAPES 2 lb 111 Fresh Fryers Lb29c WHITE FRONT OCi SUPER B004 VIVION ROAD SGrd Chuck 3 Of 4 It -Xoaiot City Marik OPEN SUNDAY A to 9 Us HEINZ 17c 19c 33c SPAGHETTI 25c CATSUP WISHBONE new URGE size IBOWN ITALIAN DRESSING 59c B-B-Q Sauce BOSCO WITH FREE FIZZIES 39c CHOC SYRUP 14-oi Bttl JAKE BROWN 19ni -Bttl BOSCO WITH FREE YO-YO 2 98': 1 ooeooeoeooooo FOOD MART Sfresh split PAUL PospctJ i Re COFFEE 0 59c SriS reei LbU HEADS OF BALLOT DRIVE ARE ELECTED i COUPON GOOD TODAY ONLY SAT SEPT 1 0 1 6811 nm 1 Kmil Hi HI te GROUND STEAK 69c BAHAMAS IOcS BOH 4 49: yy SMOKED POLISH k'eYr'eamj -Sausage 3 Today i 79 iSfMT5 Mgma mm (Continued From Page 1) fered and that he votes No- vember 8 Every citizen will 1 be reminded of his rights obligation and responsibility Immediate steps will be taken to push for a big turnout in the 50 special registration centers on September 14 15 and 16 campaign to encourage citizens to register and vote November 8 will be maintained right up to the deadline October 12 Please request those attending the meeting to 98c Econ Size VASELINE HAIR TONIC ggfl Mwith Coupon oed S2 Pnrthose Limit One a Family HR 2 44e STOPETTE S4e 5 ROL-ON Deodorant 69c RUBBER GLOVES 39c 5 ALKA SELTZER Al 32c JEWELRY SET 75c RcOUPON GOOD TODAY ONLY SAT SEPT loj 3 Reg 79c Giant Sponge 595: for a limited time only Authentic right down to every single carving The beautiful hand-rubbed finish ir genuine Cherry Fruitwood distressed for added beauty Large oval ext table or dropleaf ext iable SI 10 Choice of buffet or breakfront china SI 10 Set of 1 arm and 5 side chairs Figure 8 back $110 BWih Conpol and S2 Parchoae Limit One to a Family NO DEFROSTING EVER REG 25c REG 44C 19-OZ TUMBLER 15c CANDY DISH 39c REG 34S 4-PIECE COOLER CADDY SET -16 REG 244 ALUMINUM WATER PITCHER OUPON GOOD TODAY ONLY SAT SEPT 10 $249 3 RING ZIPPER BINDERS $J59 With Coupon and $2 Perchose Limit One fooo Pomtl 4 $1 Cotton Yd Goods NEW FAIL PATTERNS Reg 3 Yds $100 -fsto0uciuL REFRIGERATOR Fo od (rest PERMANENT TYPE $159 ANTIFREEZE supers! miens iv otJB embay TIMES An BOOB TOBAY Gal ZEBU WITH PURCHASE OF STAMPS 1-LB PKG LOVERS LANE AIL-MEAT WIENERS 50 FREE ggpaaefeSferg ffestwa ALL EMBAY PM CBS BOOB TOBAY Big 1469 gross cubic foot capacity! In 4 mix or match colors: Turquoise Pink Yellow and Woodtone Brown plus gleaming gloaming White! With Qualified Trnde If 10 yearv old or Icm and in operating rondi-tion will be no more than S399S PROBABLY LESS DEPENDING I' PON AGE CONDITION AND RKSAUS VALUE of your present refrigerator W9T AND THIS COUPON GOOD TODAY ONLY SAT SEPT 10 REDEEM AT GROCERY CHECKOUT ONLY 100 FREE WITH PURCHASE OF ZEBRA STAMPS Model IG5-13T gjNlTED Appliance Co 5550 TROOST AVENUE DE 3-3538 8437 WORNALL ROAD EM 32270 YOU SAVE WHIN YOU SHOP UNITED SUPERS 2 BOTTLES OF WOODBURY SHAMPOO AND THIS COUPON GOOD TODAY ONLY SAT SEPT 10 RE0EEM AT GROCERT CHECKOUT ONLY mmum RIVERSIDE MO.