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10,000 Fleeing

Paratroopers, Serum | EEIEEEI SRE oxi i) Recover Rushed to Aid of RO nt {$1134 in Aid to Stricken Thousands | EERE. SEERA. [|lerly Couple

‘By United Press : y 8 id Wi N esis KANSAS, CUE Kan dul yd doe The-Kansas: River. fiood, i CTL gp " a a? County welfare officials today

A ; VERY Wot A ¥ be SN ’ wiSaid they.avill irvai@roeaver: Hc i : Tad through two levees today, driving 10,000 persons 3 : al a EN 4 to an elderly couple who

from two areas totaling 125 city blocks. A few hours later pl Rao TT Wy | oo [bought a $4000 property while on | fires raged out of control among the abandoned buildings. Tah at AT § LN : ha : relief. ! The flood crashed through a big earthen dike shortly Be TRL WEL o : The course of action was not & , fte i iy eI ; . AR x |decided, welfare officials said, but! | : : call Flanner § Buchanan immediafter midnight, flooding Kansas City’s Argentine district, a oT LN a oh | ' Wo officials said, but! Lt Wh where 1000 parcon He. " A -_ ay ian BS [it probably will be a civil suit. { * : ately. We then phone our Funeral Shortly before dawn, the wa. [heart of business district; 11,000 Ca ey Ti Ly Sly jj (Criminal action was ruled out (ii Director representative in the town

persons evacuated. Only dry land ae Ct bo : : : $ 2 lwhen the prosecutor's office said| Bi where the deceased is. He will ter broke another levee, 3514 (in the heart of the city was a, \ Shy | : :

\ {it would not press fraud charges. sithe ; . feet high and 40 feet thick, let-| |Kansas State College where : \ y { P ges. either send the person back to In

Armourdal y |damages, according to Eugene M. , burial just as you wish. ’ We Sistriet Where 3000| LAWRENCE — Kansas River | Fife, Ere department at-| persons reside. {four feet deep over dikes with torney A few hours later, a fire raced water rising. Two thousand evac- go < go? \ AN . bo across the surface as gasoline Uated, taken to Haskell Indian jo Le Fat R la 5 : jg | Chief. Deputy Prosecutor Floyd from ruplured. +i tation INStitute. After days of sand-| a : AR » : {R. Mannon refused to press P ng station bagging the dikes, the dikes now | : : Eo % a TEEN {charges because “the people intanks ignited in the Argentine are a1 under water. ; # a Th Es : i | volved are over 75 years old and

area, : : xk a G « 4 , {there is no clear intent to ‘de- a : Civil Def i SALINA — City of 26,000 is ve 8 UE hn 3 |fraud.” He suggested the welDefense Chief Roy 8. three-fourths under water of the kK : a ER CR 3 & fare d recover it & LAN a iE 43 Moulton said “80 to 95 per cent” Saline River. 18,000 persons, A ia e Spartment recover its loss yf of the 10,000 persons in the two evacuated. Red Cross opened rough civil suit,

sections had fled and he urged four shelters in churches and! WHAT A MESS—There'll be plenty of mopping up to do in these barracks at Ft. Riley, Kas, | The aged Indianapolis couple 1 31'4: 1. 1-5, the remaining few to get out im- schools on high ground. when flood waters recede. received old age assistance from

—_— aa —— 1948 to 1950 after buying prop C HHowtveae mediately. ‘ ying prof 27 OTTAWA —Entire town of 10, P Pl d “Shi Cc fi amanian flag. The Chinese Na-lerty which they registered in their p 4 The flames were wa s he d 000 persons under water of Ma- FANAMQ e ges ip o-operarion allsts sip thi 0 a : he . FALLCREEK AT MERIDIAN ST. FRR

In case of death away from home

; tionalists say that some 20 ships/son’s name.’ The cover-up was J R or aia i \ i : through the area by the surgingirais des Cygne River which rose| TAPIEH, Formosa, July 13 He also promised to solve the under Panamanian registry are|discovered by a welfare worker

water. to 18 feet over bankful. Red] recurrent problem of impro HH actuallv Ohines : | IPY Pan is Pos perly| actually Chinese vessels’ whose|and aid was cut off last NovemMeanwhile the U. S. Air Force Cross unable to contact its work- ( U EP :™ Panamanian Minister, .ocistered ships flying the Pan-|change of flag was illegal. rushed serum, food and life rafts ers here to determine how evac- Mario E. Guillen, who has been J a Weta 3 by cargo plane, helicopter and uees being cared for. {named also counsul-general at paratroop rescue team today to} MARION — Water flowing | pong Kong, promised today he

the dozens of flooded cities and across house tops in center of, 4 prevent Panamanian ships OPEN ALL

The state is a huge lake. All neighboring cities. No organized from taking cargoes into Chinese DAY SATURDAY ° authorities agree it is the worst relief action. Communist ports. disaster in history to hit the area] ABILENE—One-third of town’s] Mf. Guillen said his govern-

~——worse than the dust storms of | 6000 residents forced to leave, ..i has issued instructions de-| : Reg: FURNITURE CO. .the Thirties or the floods of 1903. homes with Saline River out of

Weeks of heavy rains have panks. |nying government assistance to ts Ee : 335 W. WASHINGTGN gent streams and rivers bursting shipping concerns whose vessels i . : kt LI. 4348

A and overflowing dikes. More rain | pda detention, confiscation or Ya fell today. Th Risked Deat damage while attempting to run § ey tne Natonalist iockade of China

MEN i Hundreds more flee every hour. So You Can Live ports.

Twelve persons have died as a result of the storms and floods. Human “guinea pigs” have

undergone dangerous experiments so doctors could deFive trains loaded with 1500 termine best methods of ap-

passengers are marooned in and| plying artificial respiration. near Emporia. Three babies, their : * mothers and three sick women The story of how these peo- | SAulists Mater , 2 were rescued by a light plane] ple deliberately faced death | 4 from the Santa Fe streamliner El{ - . . to help you .. will be | ® For the Student Capitan, stranded near Cedar! found in Parade Magazine on ® For -the Amateur Point. A convoy of busses was| ‘Sunday. OFor the Professionci

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avorites in Here ig a ecity-by-city summary . 1afores and of some of the worst hit places: I CAINTS Okt

Plenty of § TOPEKA—The Kansas River ® PASTELS khead, Col- BS ~ surged four feet gver the dikes. ° BRUSHES ind printed 5 > All of the north part of. the city, |

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5 Trains Marooned

uth Ci proper] evacuated, at least 200 business

), 38 to 44. I buildings under water. The water $ sol IP) Hie Teo FoR

supply and sewage system for the entire city of 110,000 threat-

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