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CONDITIONER Special Easy installation with new lnsta-Mount Easy-to-Operate Control "Whispe- Quiet" Operation 4700 BTU MODEL AMM-P45-2 eral references to particular instances of violations and named some of the alleged violators It also discussed areas where the possibility of crime might exit Believers To Gather at Nelson Farm leased wire services were kept in operation by management personnel The only exception to normal operations Stilley said was the exceptionally heavy number of communications here in the Topeka file A sunset curfew had been imposed there on delivery of telegrams which coupled with the unusual number of messages left some backlog this morning Stilley said extra operators and work crews have been sent to Topeka and that elsewhere in the Kansas City region operations are already per cent Twister Damages Two Public Schools (From The Stars Topeka Bureau) Topeka i 1 Washburn university bore the full brunt of the tornado here Wednesday only two buildings in the public school system were damaged Dr Merle Bolton superintendent of schools said that Central Park grade school was so badly damaged that it cannot be used again and that the roof of the Bishop grade school was extensively damaged No other public school buildings had any significant damage be said RENEWS SPACE OFFER America Hopes Britain Stays in Race London AP) The United States today renewed its offer of technical co-operation in space in hopes of keeping Britain in the space race with its European partners Dean Rusk secretary of state brought up the standing offer in talks with Prime Minister Wilson Rusk is on the way home from the NATO meeting in opment Carp The British fefcl their 40 per cent share of the cost about 40-million dollars of putting up a satellite by 1970 is too heavy the country's shaky economy by Philadelphia For Petition to Have Circuit Court Remove It Is Denied Philadelphia (A P) Mrs Lyndon Johnson today hailed per cent beautification passed seven years ago as a milestone of foresight by a city government It provides that 1 per cent of the cost of any project paid for with public funds be set aside for fine arts-approved beautification The First Lady said the unique clause paid and continue to pay in added pleasure for all who live or visit this historic city which once served as the capital Mrs Johnson with particular surge of dedicated an 18th century garden in Independence National Historical park as part of urban renewal and restoration efforts in society hill a 100-acre area with some of the most historical sites including famed Independence hall President of Nicaragua Says Castro a Threat to Hemisphere- RIO TREATY i A Summit Meeting of AM Latin American Natrons Also Endorsed Shop late tonight all 3 stores Day Specials BONDS TOPIC OF PANEL (By The Star's Own Service) West Plains The annual Saucer convention sponsored by Buck Nelson of Mountain View Mo will be held at his ranch on June 25 26 and 27 More then 1200 UFO (unidentified flying object) fans from 13 states attended the convention last year Nelson a successful farmer has written a book Trip to Mars the Moon and all of which he claims he has visited Nelson tells of ljis trips at the convention which has been held annually for many years Nelson has a small landing strip which he says is for flying saucers landing from Mars RESUME WIRE SERVICE Western Union Operation is Back to Normal Public service has been resumed and is back to normal Curtis Stilley regional manager here for Western Union said today Telegraph service to the public had been suspended during the nationwide strike of the Commercial Telegraphers union at Western Union which affected 350 members here Private and Liberty Bondsman Began Ac tion to Have Section Omitted normal The Spofford Home Is 50 Washington President Rene Schick of Nicaragua said today re- gime of Fidel Castro in Cuba is a very serious threat to all of Latin America and something should I be done about He did not mention outright military intervention by the other American republics but came close to it at a news conference view of the fact the Castro regime presents a grave threat to the peace of this hemisphere the various nations have given very serious meditation and I think they could reach a decision as to what could be done un- der the Rio de Janeiro treaty of mutual he said That treaty includes use of military force if a hemisphere nation is the subject of aggression from a non-hemispheric country continental powers such as the Soviet Union and Communist China through the Havana Castro regime are exerting great efforts in propaganda and subversion and are spending great sums of money to create disorder and to subvert hemispheric he added Schick endorsed the idea of a summit meeting for presidents of American republics advocated some time by Argentina's President Arturo Ulia and endorsed by President Johnson and other American presidents He said such a meeting would provide an excellent forum for discussion of the Cuban problem Schick also said that laws of high humanity fully intervention in the Dom- inican republic and said the uprising there could have cost many more lives and imaginable destruction and human A 50th anniversary tea of the Spoford Home for Children will be at 2 Sunday at the home which is a United Campaign agency Mrs Lee Cooper of 6316 West Sixty-fifth terrace Overland Park is chairman of the event Hostesses will be Mrs William Clark president of the management board Mrs Russell Kink aid board treasurer and Miss Dorothy Rhone staff group worker Tours of the home for emotionally disturbed children will be conducted and a swimming pool will be dedicated by the Rev Clarence Folkins superintendent of the Kansas City South Methodist district Vincent Hagerty president of the board of trustees will welcome new faculty members Dad would these cool comfort' indoors or out -jji Durable nyjpn straw mesh slipon with lightweight -cushion crepe'? soles Natural or black 1011 WALNUT See America I WIN A FLIGHT-FOR-TWO -AMERICAN RUNES Ventilated Comfort Sturdy nylon mesh top gives you plenty of ventilation in these trim calfskin shoes Black or brown Rostyie Your Furs by Midwost's Finest Furriers FUR COMPANY VSr BIG TAIL MEN'S SHOP ROBERT HALL CLOTHES Large selection of men's slippers $495 to $1195 Florsheim shoes $1995 to $3895 NLS-155t 83RD end MISSION RP Deaths CABIN CRAFTS HARPER'S MRS HALEY Mrs Fern Haley 62 of 4933 Parish drive Roeland Park died yesterday at St hospital She had been ill a year Bom in Brumley Mo Mrs Haley had lived in Greater Kansas City 24 years She leaves her husband Haley of the home a daughter Mrs Ruth Ely 4008 West Forty-eighth lane Roeland Park a son Buford Whittle 4921 Wells drive Roeland Park a brother Ross Tinsley 1622 Richmond Kansas City Kansas and six grandchildren MRS MINNIE McC ALLISTER Mrs Minnie McCallister 79 of 3612 Highland died this morning at Baptist Memorial hospital She was bora in Leavenworth and had lived in Kansas City 35 years She was a retired nurse She was a member of Immanuel Lutheran church She leaves two sisters Mrs Anna Pike 2326 North Forty-third Kansas City Kansas and Mrs Martha Knapp of Osprey Fla Services will be 1 Monday in the chapel Brush Creek and Paseo graveside services at 3 at Mount Muncie cemetery Leavenworth Friends may call at the chapel after 12 o'clock Sunday MRS FAYE A OLNEY Mrs Faye A Olney 63 of Halls-ville Mo formerly of Kansas City Kansas died today at the Campbell nursing home in Cen-tralia Mo after an illness of more than seven years Mrs Olney had been employed by the Fidelity Building and Loan association in Kansas City Kansas She leaves two sisters Mrs Fern Me-dlin 1014 North Twenty-first place Kansas City Kansas and Mrs Mildred Mullins 2311 Tauro-mee Kansas City Kansas and a brother Milton Jones 6001 McGee Services will be at 2 Sunday at the Fenton chapel in Centralia 3urial and graveside services will be at 2 Monday at Memorial Park cemetery MRS HELENA SCHUMACHER Mrs Helena Schumacher 90 of Wellington Mo formerly of Kansas City died yesterday at a hospital in Lexington Mo She was bora in Boon ville Ind Mrs Schumacher was a member of SL United Church of Christ Wellington She leaves two sons Karl Schumacher 5715 Cedar Roeland Park and George A Schumacher 6653 Indiana three daughters Mrs Bertha Starke Higginsville Mo Mrs Dora Drew-el Lexington Mo and Mrs Emi-lie Bronson Minneapolis two brothers Fred Roth and William Roth a sister Mrs Katy Sneider all of Boon ville Ind eight grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren Services will be at 2 Saturday at St Luke's church Wellington burial in the church cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight at the Shepard chaple Wellington MRS SAMANTHA THOMPSON Mrs Samantha Thompson 84 of 1320 Short Independence died today at the Independence hospital She was born in Kent III and had lived in Independence 71 years Mrs Thompson was a contract carrier for The Kansas City Star The family has held the contract since March 1930 She was a member of the Reorganized Latter Day Saint Stone church She leaves a daughter Mrs Richard Bradshaw 132 East Kansas avenue Independence two sons Joseph Thompson of the home and Wallace Thompson 1210 South Pleasant street Independence seven grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren Services will be at 2:30 Monday at the Stone church burial in Mound Grove cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 Sunday night at the Speaks chapel FUNERAL SERVICES William Bagby 62 of 300 West Armour at 2 o'clock Saturday at the Freeman chapel burial in Pawnee Okla The family requests no flowers and suggests Prairie Village North Kansas City The Landing a CLEARANCE FURNITURE FLOOR SAMPLES One of a kind pieces at splendid savings ORIG Traditional Circle Table 591 Italian Copper Sofa 2191 Italian Gold Chair 147S Traditional BlueGreen Chair 139S Blue Contemporary Chair 58C Modern Chest of Drawers 93 Modern Chest 143C Modern Brick Print Sofa 129S Ivory French Provincial Sofa 199S Blue Velvet Traditional Chair 59S Nothing Down Months to Pay No Moil or Phono All Subjoct to Prior Solo Furniture: fifth floor Downtown only MACY'S OWN 9 TRANSISTOR FMAM RADIO Supre-Macy pocket radio has big set tone yet measures 4x3xH4-in Telescop-ingantennaWith carry-case earphone cord battery XmHii Dtwatmrn Minion Landing Antioch MACYS 9 masuTM PICK A HOOVER IN YOUR SIZE PIANO AND ORGAN FLOOR SAMPLE CLEARANCE Haines Spinet Piano and Bench 88 keyboard Winter Spinet Piano and Bench Maple Haines Spinet Piano and Bench Mahogany Winter Studio Piano and Bench 44-in high Thomas Organ Bench Scandia finish 1 only Wurlitzer Electric Piano and Bench Portable Wurlitzer Organ and Bench Cherry finish Thomas Organ Built-in Leslie speaker Winter Piano and Bench 88-note walnut Thomas Organ and Bench French prov cherry Kinsman Organ and Bench Walnut finish Farfisa Console Chord Organ Walnut Piano and Organ: Fifth flaar Downtown AM oByect to prior tale No (Money Dawn (Month to Pay SHOP DOWNTOWN TONIGHT 5:30 MISSION LANDING ANTIOCH BED BRIDGE UNTIL 9 TELESERVICE: BA 1-3737 EARLY AS 7:30 OUT-OF-TOWN CALL ENTERPRISE 7000.