The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 9

MIEMkMdilniMP1'd Nok THE KANSAS CITY TIMES THURSDAY JUNE 19 1911 A PRIZE IN AN IDEA A INEW PORTERFIELD ACTION FORMER TOPEKAN tS HONORED BY MECHANICAL ENGINEERS f) VILSOUS elYealdY IIECIPES II i About A A Tq'il I 1 11111 1411 IMP 111111 WO fln hunt Ab Gilt TO1111)10 -1 1 rA I I 1 ii 3 i Ills 14 11 Itryii 0 111 111 ''1 'ft ri" I d-Jilli i IN 0 "tflii 111 Ill iii 1 iPII 41 tin froldr 4 i 1 'REDS VI )IIKEESPORT STRIKE' Mayor Charge That Em PloYees 'tido Comatuniskie Activities (81 the Associated Press) MCKEESPORT PA June George Lys le charged today that the city 's 179 striking service employees were "being used as smoke screen to cover communistic activities" Meanwhile the city's health officer warned citizens of danger from accumulating garbage and trash Lys le said the striking garbage collectors street cleaners and maintenance men in this city of 57000 were "playing into the hands of the Reds" declaring his belief that "our progress In national defense i IV! Reeser Uses Prine iple Found in House Insulation to Keep Heat Airplane Cabins A SPECIAL DRAFT OFFICE Third Voted Group VIII Itare First Fluor Quarters July' 1 A special office for residents of the third ward who will register July 1 for the draft will be opened on the ground floor of the A building 209 West Pershing road the draft board announced yesterday The regular third ward draft board office will remain in room 1 No 428 of the A building' The ground floor office will be used to facilitate the registration of men who have reached the age of 21 since October 18 The office will be open July 1 from 7:30 o'ciuck in the morning until 9 o'clock at night Iiic For effecting a saving of sp proximately 26000 in the design of future passenger airplanes a former Topeka boy last night was presented the first junior "Spirit of St Louis" award $50 in cash Wilbur Reeser 27 valedictorian 1 roliqL! 4 11) i 1 e1 it 4 0 I (It Id 8 46 -10 k441 00 Resiraining Order to Prevent Transfer or Assets Asked The Aviation Manufacturing company filed a petition in the Independence division of the circuit court late yesterday seeking I restraining order against Auchencloss Parker and Redpath Inc Porterfield Aircraft corporation and Columbia Aircraft corporation to prevent the removal of assets of the Porterfield company froor the courts jurisdiction The Aviation Manufacturing coin pany and four other firma last week obtained Judgments from the cou3 for a total of $20092 in debts owed them by the Porterfield firm Judge Marion Wa duet Issued a show cause order on the petition filed yesteday and set the hearing for June 25 COMDR littio PIES NEW YORK June 18-0 Comdr Hugo William Koehler 54 retired once aide to the late Admiral William Sims and the first American naval officer to enter Germany after the World war armistice died yesterday He was a native of St Louis marion wanner Issued a show MISS order on the petition filed yetiteday and set the hearing for June 25 "N)11)Ity01116 111K(l 1 p) IIIL Comdr Hugo William Koehler 54 late Admiral William Sims and retired once aide to the the first American naval officer to enter German after the World or alit' armistice died yesterday Ha was a na uis tivf St PF Inch thick between the ribs and the Inside wall" Through thia simple method the weight ot heating apparatus re-(wired is reduced to the extent of saving $6000 on each airplane Howard of Kansas City pre sided at the meeting William Abbott of Chicago was presented a 50-year badge lor his half century of membership in the society Dr Younger and Dr William McClellan of St Louis president of the Union Electric company of Missouri addressed the 200 engineers at the dinner PARKER roe PRESIDENT Davies secretary of the society announced to the engineers that James Parker of Detroit vice-president and chief engineer of the Detroit Edison company had been nominated for president of the society by the nominating commit tee He will succeed William A Hanley of Indianapolis Parker was not at the meeting Nomination is tantamount to election which will be by mail in the fall Nominated for vice-presidents were: Clarke Preeman Providence viceprimident of the Manufacturers Mutual Piro commute: Clair Peck New York CRY managing editor of Railway Mechanical Engineer William Winter-rowel Philadelphia virepresident of the Baldwin Locomotii works and Willie wpoirtch Austin Tex dean of engineering of the Univergny of Texas These were nominated for managers: William Christy Jersev 'Cite Hudeun County amok abatement el1111114r: I Eggleston Los tingeleg manager of the is and refining department of the (Himont Oil company and Mcfyian Chirgeo district tillingilfr of the defense contact peetion of tha office Of production management vice-president and chief engineer of the Detroit Edison company had been nominated for president of the society by the nominating commit- tee He will succeed William A Hanley of Indianapolis Parker was not at the meeting Nomination is tantamount to election which will be by mail in the fall Nominated for vice-presidents were: Clarice Preeman Providence vice-president of the Manufacturers mutual Fire Insurance enmpitny: Clair Peck New York City managing editor of a Mechanical Engineer William Winter- i "wd Philadelphia vieemreeident of th Baldwin Locomotii works and willis wonric Austin Tex dean 01 engineering at the University of Texas manwr of a 011 ge I rs Eg lemon Los Angeles These were nominated for man- Huagon County smoke abatement el1111114r: the gas and refining department or the thimore Oil company and 8 MalAn cnwirisistioam a chriAtv Jersev City district tillingill'T of the defense contact election of tha office of Production management research on high-pressure airplane cabins won the prize also given every three years AWARD elms FROM sm Louis The swards were established with funds contributed by St Louis residents through that city's section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers They are iitended to honor outstanding service to tion steaser who won a 2-year scholar ship to Washburn college as vale dictorian of his high school class is assistant administrator of engineer ing heating and ventilating at the Douglas Aircraft company plant at Santa Monica Calif Me worked out his problem largely on his own time He has been only six years out of school having been graduated from the University of Washington in 1935 Ilia research has made possible the reduction of heat loss to a figure 33 per cent under that of the former method of insulation and more than 200 per cent under that of an un Insulated cabin HEAT LOSSES THROUGH STUDDING Research on houses Reeser explained had shown that heat loss was not nearly as great through the air spaces as it was through the studding and other framework which was In contact with both the inside and outside walls Research men insulating railroad cars discovered a similar large heayoss through the framework Reaser adapted that knowledge to airplane cabins The heat loss was considerable because of the many "ribs" In the cabin structure which touch both the inside and outside walls "The cure was simple Reaser said "On our new airplanes we are putting a felt strip one-eighth nom tne university or wasnmgton in 1935 His research has made possible the reduction of heat losa to a figure 33 per cent under that of the former 200 per cent under that of a method of insulation and more than un- Insulated cabin HEAT LOSSES THROUGH STUDDING Research on houses Reeser ex- plained had shown that heat loss was not nearly 23 great through the air spaces as it was through the was In contact with both the inside studding and other framework which and outside walls Research men structure which touch both the in- ki nnsouwl al et idngge rtaol 1 raolarpdi acna er a cdaisb icnosve eTdhae similar large heayoss through the framework Reeser adapted that heat loss was considerable because of the many "ribs" In the cabin side and outside walls "The cure was simple Reeser said On our new airplanes we are putting a felt strip one-eighth Pr 1 Fa of da Lc CL At Ut Fa In Al Go Fti Cr Pf K1 By LANDON LAIRD ESIDENTS of the district surIX rounding Eighteenth and Vine streets want no more experiences like the one they had last night Didn't Joe Louis the pride of every iiegro in the United States have the fight Of his life in New York with Bin) Conn uppity challenger who for a time appeared the winner? Eighteenth street got the results by radio and had to wait a long time until its folks could turn on their bedlam We started touring the territory a half hour before fight time and radios were blaring from every store front and window Each attracted jts Own particular crowd The Irma Jean Vogue Shop catered to feminine listeners while the Cheerio Boys club had a fairly young group The Booker Coffee Shop Kentucky Barbecue Street's hotel Haley's Beauty Shop Sam's Liquor Store Mack's Recreation Lee's Fish Fry Fox's Restaurant and other places held crowds grouped before loudspeakers 00Nommommoom Our first question was to an overall-clad 250-pound Man standing at Eighteenth and Highland "Is there any excitement over the fight?" we remarked brightly "There hasn't been up to now but If you're interested I reckon we can stir up some" was his level answer We decided to move on to Eighteenth and Woodland The sidewalks were filled with people awaiting just one thing the 8 o'clock gong Nathan Treadwell who used to play ball with the Memphis Negro team announced he had bet "whatever" on Louis When we wanted to know what "whatever" was he replied: "Whatever I had" That turned out to be 50 cents which be wagered at 2 to 1 odds Treadwell lost several pounds earning that quarter The bell sounded for the first round in New York and a buxom girl bending over a frying pan in a window straightened up saying: "Aw! Awl Nobody ain't gonna get no fish!" A tall gleaming-faced boy yelled: tHere's your last chance everybody Ill bet on Billy Conn" When he was swamped with takers Ile qualified: "To also ran" By LAI ESIDENTS 1N- rounding streets want nc like the one th Didn't Joe Louis liegro in the Uni fight Of his life Billy Conn upp for a time apt Eighteenth stree radio and had I until its folks bedlam We atarted tc a half hour bet radios were blari front and windc it own Particula Jean Vogue Shc tine listeners Boys club had a The Booker Cc Barbecue StrN Beauty Shop tack's Recreatt Fox's Restauran held crowds gri apeakers Our first quest all-clad 250-poul Eighteenth and "Is there any fight?" we rem: "There hasn't If you're interest stir up some" We decided tc eenth and Wood The sidewalk people awaiting 8 o'clock gong who used to play phis Negro tearr bet "whatever i wanted to knol was he replied: "Whatever I That turned which be wage: Treadwell lost a Ing that quarter The bell sou: round in New 1 girl bending ove window straight "Awt Awl 3 get no fish!" A tall gleamir your body I'll bet When he was a he qualified: To also ran" City Star P7totogrants WILBUR REASER 27-YEAR-OLD ENGINEER (LEFT) IS THE FIRST TO WIN THE SPIRIT OF Sr LOUIS JUNIOR AWARD FOR A PAPER ON AER0 NAUTICAL RESEARCH THE FORMER TOPEXA BOY IS SHOWN BEING HANDED His $50 CHECK BY DAUGHERTY PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AT THE CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PASADENA ZIANSAS CITY'S OWN MEI a a BRING DAD ALONG a Many of our stores are open evenings: a Bring Dad along tonite and let him help ri fill your glider baskets with "GOOD a IES" from Milgram's a Now Open 15th Woodland CITY'S OWN MERCHANTS LEAN FRESH MEATY SPARE RIBS gown Read and Use Star WEnt Ads WWII get what you MRS EDNA PRAY 18 HEED lionsmoi City lllll an Not In volved in Allexett Soitittio A fugitive warrant has been dismissed by Justice Hurley against Mrs Edna Marie Pray 47 years old 420 West Eleventh street DIGS Matti sasistant prosecutor Informed the court that a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses had been dismissed in Lem- enworth Kas Mrs Pray said last night she had not been participant in the alleged swindle Similar charges also were dismissed against McElroy 58 years old of the Reid hotel Another charge of obtaining money under false pretetises Is pending against McElroy in Wyandotte County Harold Harding first assistant prosecutor of Wyandotte County said last night FHENH-DRESNICO WHITE ROCK IMMO 23 Chickens Vit B-G) DrliCIOUS (made of Ofrioln) (Contains VII 110) Cube Steaks Lb' ECONOMICAL BONELESS Beef Stew (contii Vit 11G) No None No Witt Fillet It rod Fieh POLLOCK 2 Lb Lab FILLETS Jane Parker Dated CORRECTION Due to a typographical error in our advertisement in yesterday's Star the one-way fare to Omaha read $420 It should have read as corrected 020 0 UNION BUS TERMINAL Pickwick Hotel Bldg HA Itioil UNION PACIFIC STAGES 1- 1 i II 0010 AW) 9PII111 NI GI atotK Woo( No Norio-- No Waste! lb190 Food Conaullant tot dum It the meet that makes the sandwich of course But who nutkes the meat that niakes the sandwich? And why does this melte such diterenca in the relative deliciousness of your sandwich? You would know the answer like a flash if you could walk with nie through the shin ing ilson Co kitchens stul see the immaculate cleanlinms the choice cuts or meet the eom idea checks and laboratory telits A to inMlire simply marvelous Ile sor for you in NI ikons Ceti! fied meats Aps 46 keNi 4 44'16 772717 Tips to Sandwich Makers Slice all the broad Mack and I cm er with a damp cloth Spread each slice with Milson's Sand 14101 Spread (a creamy mayom naise) or Wilson' Spread Both or these are so perfectly seaaoned with chopped telialies and spices that )oti need atid no other seasoning to )onr sandwiches Stiggeation mit ith hard-rooked Clear Brook egg )olks for tangy deviled eggs 0- I 1 1 3 4 ta w-iiiiLa 1 1 1) a rity 1) 0 i i I IY P4 F11111) LI1 1 1 1 lllll Sri WWI Not In It's ha meet that es the a 1 sandwich of course But who "Ived in nuikesthe meat that make the A fugitive warrant has been dis- snd Kx-------n 0 3 1 missed Justice awich? And why does thi Jus ce Hurley make such different in the 04 sande ich? You would know the against Mrs Edna Marie Pray 47 relative deliciousness of your years old 420 West Eleventh street 7t: lt 4 a 1 1 I IkSi '') i E1103 AXtell amistant prosecutor answer like a flash if )mi could A informed the court that hat a charge of walk with nie through the shin- (II Rilwamitting money under false pre- mg I ilson Co a r- had II etiV kitchen and a een ismissed i Lot et 1 Is tenses enworth Mrs Pray said last pant in the alleged swindle heCoOneRwityltrAEre CtoTonlutOhaNread see the immaculate cleanliness he coice cuts or meet the con stela cheek and laboratory twit to inmure simply inarviloile lie- night she had not been a partici- other charge of obtaining al 1 et I 4 tie: ill Similar charges also were dis- missed agalltst against McElroy in Wyandotte and Use McElroy 58 years old of the Reid hotel An- under false retetises i pe ding County Harold Harding first assist- ant prosecutor of Wyandotte Conn- 'or for you money Due to a typographical error in our fil et! nirats advertisement in yesterday a Star $420 It should have read as cor- rected $320 0 UNION BUS TERMINAL Pickwick Hotel Bldg IIA lin in II ikon's Ceti! liftelftgeti Food Consuliant Mr Vi' atm Hill ty said last night Star Wsnt Ads UNION PACIFIC STAGES two 1t WWII get what you (LTD PE II 4 i EIN i4111ri10'-'''''-- 1--- 7 too A- 4 -----zt 471- ww wii4 r0'Nttiw 1 III t)Pr e05 Imil it 6 7 A I 4 i I' i i 7711t' i 1 iiii -1 4 cln 0 El Li Lime 010 A0 WM IP NI Glotal at Jolt PAK ft C0 it 4 O's Alliiir es! '''''14111111110 --r-- tfi I Ma 1:1 I EATISr i'As'l I ittANSAS CITY'S OWN MERCHANTS 9' dhi4 -I ii'l FREMH-D'REISSEn WHITE soca FIITiNH a BRING DAD ALONG! 1: A ws0et- 0- we a 1 Chickens (Contain nu Vit 11G) ss 2 A Tips to Sandwich Makers a Many of our stores are open evenings ---z- ii'kt" Drttelot (made of Nirloin) (Contains Vit 1110) City Star Photograph 1-1 Bring Dad Along tonite and let him help ealtaa tAl Ant k'''i Slice all the broad stark and WILBU I cm er with a damn clot hSpresd REASER 27-YEAR-OLD ENGINEER (LEFT) IS THE FIRST ma we fill your glider baskets with "GOOD PA Lube Steaks Lb 5 r'l each slit with llama's Sand 4's to rk To WIN THE SPIRIT OF Sr LOUIS JUNIOR AWARD FOR A PAPER ON AEROw La "x- I 'OUT Milgram's eie kb Spread (a creamy mynas NAUTICAL RESEARCH THE FORMER TOPEKA BOY Is SHOWN BEING 113 lor' ECONOMICAL BONELESS naise) or Wilson' Relish'' BANDED His $50 CHECK BY DAUGHERTY PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL 13 Now Open 15th Woodland ::1 11 Beef Stew (contains 2 3C Spread Both of these are ea ENGINEERING AT rits CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PASADENA ViLIIG) 4 perftctl seasoned with ch oppe 1 10 A 1: 4 14ii No Sone No Wa Ill ste et of Cod Fish nat I add nn other seasoning to (me POLLOCK 2 Lb LOU FILLETS No tn7-1- 111 1 relishes end spices that ou need LEAN FRESH MEATY all I spARE 14 sandwiches Suggeationt mit 4 i Lb :5 pith hard -cooked Clear Brook egg yolks fur tangy deviled eggs 1: RIBS Jane Parker Dated IN i (1 i -( 1 vol IL'-b' rbrich Makers road stark and I mo cloth Spread ilson'a SRnII 4's creamy mayor' Ison' or these are so ed with chopped es that )oit need to )olie uggeation mit ed Clear rigy deviled ego lo-sZt) 1:14 fIP 217: 1:03 is so well set up and prepared that of the Washburn high school class it has interfered with the plans of of 1931 received the award at a din-the Communist party'! the 74-year- ner of the American Society old executive said so well set up and prepared that of the Washburn high school class has interfered with the plans of of 1931 received the award at a din- IC Communist party'! the 74-year- ner of the American Society executive said 7 Irtf gel bes Ber In rns (Jo Ds six at ith tet (111 on ho mc pr ME an chi thi pn he Ge Po: ad Ea Co Ser Ea rai yea bel thz we: hel Ail to 700 TO A MEAGRAll BENEFIT 00 TO A MEAGRAll BENEFIT a a a a a a a a a 0 0 "I La 0 DONUTS IlArt-TI rille JFEKE grALtrir MARtIARINE JIrre MIA ITV IARtlARIVP GOOD LUCK 2 dPWMPOMPN KANSAS CITY VOTES: KANSAS Choke ot Pink Stowed Pkg of 1 2gir MP of Cinnamon I Dolan 0 IIDE CUTS FROM MILK-FED VEAt Annual Cancer Clinic Event at Onlivtood Country Club More than 1700 persons last night attended the fourth annual ball for the benefit of the Menorah hospital cancer clinic at the Oakwood Country club The party was sponsored by the hospital junior auxiliary Proceeds amounted to about $500 Mrs Faye Goldman was general chairman mina! Cancer clinic Event la at Oakwood Country Club Lb 29c Li 19c for 29c of Mechanical Engineers last night at the Hotel Muehlebach The award will be given every three years for the best aeronautical paper submitted by a mechanical engineer under 30 years old The winning paper a research on the heat loss problem of airplane cabins was Judged the best in the last three years Dr John Younger chairman of the department of mechanical and aeronautical engineering at the University of Maryland received the senior "Spirit of St Louis" award a $350 gold medal Be was given a duplicate $15 bronze medal for display in his office Younger's a Mechanical Engineers last night at the Hotel Muehlebach The award will be given every three years for the best aeronautical paper iihmitterl hv enorhonirot orminoer for display in his office Younger's a VEAL STEAK a SOEFFORD 5-07 JAR OR LB EKG ASSORTED 12 CHEESE Your 2 Choice PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING 12 FLAKEWHITE 2 I 2 America's Favorite Coffee 0 O'CLOCK 3 1-4 41c 25c ti" a Hon a a 13 The Job you are looking for may be found in the Help Wanted columns of The Limns of The Star--Adv ARMOUR'S STAR NO I QUALITY ARMOUR'S STAR NO I QUALITY for MP'S GREAT NEW SUPER MARKET BEct Mora than Loon food Items Monty slope and lima saved 8 departments In ono atom Low prima throughout every day See it 7th Suite A Kamm" City Kim rREAT NEW MARKET is 10tin land Items lePa and tints lents up ono stoup Is throughput th State Ave II City Kos WHITE HOUSE BRAND EVAP MILK 27c In the second round the antouncer said: 'Louis staggered him" "Stagger huh? That Conn's gonna think he's a collapsible drunk before he gets out of there" a fat middle-aged woman commented When the challenger began showhg his mettle a man carrying a lunch pail muttered: "Louis better hurry up and get that guy or I lose me a week's vittels" There was a chuckle when the nrd came: The crowd is yelling for Conn t0 get off the ropes" They should yell for him to get out of the park" was the retort Late in the fight when the challenger really was going to town the crowds knew the depths of deprescon They were ready to accept What appeared to be the inevitable but they were game Then came the thirteenth round the climactic words "Conn is down!" and the count with the listeners holding their breath to EPe hcw far the counter was going In the secon touncer said: 'tents stagger "Stagger mil gonna think he's bPf ore he gets a middle-aged wor When the chal hg his mettle lunch pail mutte "Louis better that guy or I vo tels" There was i word came: The crowd is get off the ropes They should out of the park" Late in the 14 lenger really waE crowds knew tilt Eic'n They wer What appeared but they were the thirteenth words I count the listeners holt Fee how far the 000001110000000000110004000000000000001110011 I 1- PHONE WE DELIVER SLICED BACON 0 Lb Collo Roll NEW POTATOES Largo glean atrial 8 No I Triumphs I SLICED Cslis 00000111000000000060004000000000000001110011 BAcoN ak Roll I PHONE 'OP Al WE DELIVER NEW POTATOES Large glean atrial 8 No I Triumphs a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 13 1:1 a 0 0 I Because of the minimum price hw items indicated with an asterisk () are 010111 hither in our KI Mal 'helm With an asterisk () ps Wisconsin Top Quality STRAWBERRIES 2 Qt 29c Qtt 29c LPLUMS or APRICOTS Ca Fine Sweet we Itigar Doz 10C PLUMS or APRICOTS rand Sweet 111 iltigar II 1 fir Lasting Flavour Pure Pork Luncheon Meat Bologna Frankfurters 4 Braintschweiger Liver Sausage Cervelat Salami Meat Loaves IF YOU PUT UP LUNCHES OR PLAN PICNICS To yeti pion onnilwirhell meld nit plaiier tiny in imorip merit i It nett time Aro jug )6 t-4 few or 'Wilson's' Certified Jtemily-ToServe Men te 11'' 4( 1 4tIL i bi 4 A NEW EASY-TO-COOK SMOKED BEEF TONGUE 00 Vs hen Wilson Co saw hog their Tender Made Barn took the work out of cooking and made ham more tender and espy to prepare As never before they decided to do lin same thing for I heir smoked beef tongue get a wonderful surprise when 4' )ou cook Wilson's Certified "4-- lied Beef Tongue It TA- quires no soaking txioks faster( To prepare cover with cold water and simmer (don't boil) for 33 minutes per pound or untii I ender This tongue is mild tender deliciously flavored Serve it bot with a spicy same and if any I left over it rnakes an mope tizing plotter shred and served Isith pickled peaches ASH n0 mil IF YOU PUT UP LUNCHES OR PLAN PICNICS I To help you plan oandwirhes es' I cold cot plat ter buy an ansorm i he nest time are just t-P a few or Wilson'a Certified I JleatlyeToeServe Alen tot ''''I Lasting 'I 4( ayout Pure Pork Lunrheon Meat Bologn Jo a III Frankfurters Brannoehweiger Liver 41 I Sausage mo Cervela I Salami 51 Meat Loav es I i I I Alt I A NEW EASY-TO-COOK I SMOKED BEEF TONGUE VP hen Wilson Co saw how their Tender Made Ham took the work out of cooking and made limn mo re tender and espy to prepare as never before the i dtwititA to do the mune thing for I heir smoked inef tongue 1 ou'll get a wonderful surprise when )ou cook A iloon's Certified ked Beef Tongue It roe ne quit to 0king (ookt rtish1 To prepare cover with cold 1 water anti simmer (don't boil) for 33 minutes per pound or until I Esonnonownomanowommt tender This tongue is mild ten I der deliciously flavored Serve it 3 4 lint i th a spicy sauce and if any i II I is left over it 'mikes an appew tizing platter alierli and served with pickled peaches 4 sts Pur''''--- la left over it 'makes an mop tizing 'dived and aervi 'frith pickled pearling 1L-1 7 ki 11 7 lrtiu-- 1 Phone HA 4568 to Late Your STODES Store 2 Phone Your Order Early Today as i Stores in Certain Localities Will Be Closed Alter 1 REGULAR SAVINGS! 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IT CONTAINS MORI ICI YOLK AND 0111 1111 Cherry 'Democrat Had Held Job Since 1933 (fly The Star'a Missouri Correspondent) Jcrr mow CITY June 18--Gov Forrest Donnell today announced the resignation of Roy Cherry Domocrat head of the state oil insPvtion department since 1933 The executive said that Cherry Informed him in recent days that he had an opportunity for another position and the governor said he then suggested Cherry's resignation be made available by today Cherry will continue to serve until '1E successor is appointed which is rxkcted to be shortly Cherry whose home is GoldsberrY 'Icon County was one of the most Netive in supporting the governorthIP Contest which blew up CAR PRICES NOT ET CUL Roy ye Cheer: Held Job iPv The star m-t j17Frasm'l Cr Forrest Donn the resignation Democrat head eviction departn The executive Informed him 11 he had an oppo and tb then suggested I be made avallabl Cherry will col ''''14 successor is titketed to be el Cherry whose 0 'Icon County I Leilve to suP ''11) contest Pwhl rAtt PRICES 11Dreft For wishing ono woolens and mons Wel For a no-weate no-work good 7 for-1111-ineala-and-for-all-etner-hot geodes Meat not hing quite corn No pare! with Mor the apicedon fired all pork elmilder meat ma wade by ikon Co tttit Try "Mow 'n' ego" for break 'gip 144 et home or in camp Bake Moe for dinner Barbecue slicee in the frying pan for lunch Ole Moe generniody and often in ydenie aandivichets and in hot re creamed sandwichea for home use I frurr a u- i trrowrolki geodes Meat nothing quite Nun la pare! with Mor the spice40 mired all pork PImiler meat 0 wade by ilium 4 Co 0 Try "Mow 'n' ego' for break 1'44 at home or in camp Bake Moe for dinner Barbecue alicet in the frying pan for Uxe Moe generoudy end often in pienie anndivichets and in hot (Teemed andwichea for home' use IT Lie 3C Pkg LIPTON rital TEA Sowed ThLg' 24C Hundreds of housewives are switching to Tavatee Bread Horn (want" in aredients carefully baked I I I OISE Of AIL CMS ANN PACE SNAP DRESSNI SAVES YOU MONEY! 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RECTOR RECOMMENDS Pig SOCCid 1(141 2g4 1 CORN RN BLAICES1( 2 tar" 13 1 tha's why Ann Page Ssa Dr Pkgs ssiwwm Made with more of the fine ingredients 10474104)611 lk'lk A 4 ''---461 t4 Dressing gives suds that you start planning now for your threeday Fourth of July holiday A Wilson Certified ham will insure you Hundreds et housewives ars switching to Taw" 11 Breed Homo (wont" in a lift to you r' Weds le a favorite among the Thrifty 33 Ann Par roods so economical bw as is's Mr kek iNitla oust they're hods and sad sold by AaPt i wee agoinstrunningshortof meet iredients carefully baked i tool i im- See you next week are switching to 'ravage Bread Home clue at in I gradients carefully baked oust they're both -otadt aad told by AAP1 wir511 4 See you next week Cu t)e T)1 2'31 VI I LEE MATCHES 4 I I I 4 a rt a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 11:1 rt a 63 0 a In El CI CI 0 0 0 9 LI LA a 0 CI 0 0 CI Despite Henderson's Bequest No Changes Have Been Made tSerrieo st ike New York News) NEW YORK June 18--Motor car tianufacturers were marking time thdaY despite the week-old request of Leon Henderson federal price control administrator to revoke Price Increases for new cars Henderson last Wednesday asked the prealdents of Ford Chrysler Studebaker Nash-Kelvinator and Huas'on to act Immediately to reinstate the old prices Today the increases still were in effect bostilte Handel Changes ha (Service of th4 NEW YORK euinufacturers tndaY despite tl Of Leon Hende Control Price increases I Henderson las the president v-meni '14 to act illstat'e the old increases still Always strike stet grade S-Box 1 7C Ctn 041'4' i fi t100'1 11 0 444 I I 1 I I For Picnics Outing rte Try far Ready to Serve Meats FOR FRESHER BREAD TOMORROW BUT I TAYSTEE BREAD TODAY 1 Full Size floe pg12)1 20Oz Lest moolamoll 44914vwsrwww ler Vas SO DO ti AT 18P OOD ORE in-LZ 4 'A7 ttmt warted with tar MOO hichtt III gamuts tit --hoes's Min)munt pric aaw tokti Opxorve i Richt to Limit ttothittlet )1 Nis-tcsic Inv AV PIAVE SALAD' DREssumcd Might ly bight In Kansas nmnm la 1 Le At FOR FRESHER BREAD It TOMORROW OUT 0 '641'7 '-'16" 111 ri fr 9A 111C-114 ler a ID 4 It 9LP4-: 11 111A 1 3 1 3 9 TAYSTEE BREAD TODAY knk: i nrit4 IL am Fon Size 111De 1 gr PAAG NM A LH I 2 QT JAI atink -glints' 4Sg6 1 Fr 14- t't- --t- inla- 3 14N 20Oz Lost Wait marked with elac Doha high la gamuts atilt Mtmeta price lea We geterve the flight te Limit tigantillet eglightly higher la Kansas eaee 013 t11 el 1 Zr 4 11 Loom mommunommolommo: soosioodm000m000 ri I A ER ellbrA pis-Arsilcimy Av SO 0 ti AT 1'81) OOD RE NEVER BROS NEuEf 1 We eletto 8:30 gattirelly 1124 NAM ILL Gi 1810 Wit DEL we el" 830 I liut NAls at II I IOMMg MMMMMEMMUIMEINNIMMOMIIMMIMINE I MENEImmomodor M11111MMOb INEUNIMMOINOINIONeeMMEMIENINIMOMINIMMININIE INIMIIIIIMOMMMOIIIENSEIMIMINIMEnnallkillOlaarmu00 NN 1 i'l rinoma 1 st.