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tP 1 IP 4 A here They are the parents of four sons and four daughters one of whom MTSt Ida Mien lives at 6435 East Twelfth street terrace 1Cansaa City are the parents of four four daughters One of Ida Allen lives at 843i th street terrace Kansaa MARRIED SINCE 1802 Amsrmosm MO March 21--Mr and Mrs Albert Blaser today observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary tit their farm home near MUSIC TO A HOOFBEAT TEMPO WARTIME ix--nrueff Ae IIJ LOOFBEAT TEMPO WARTIME -4 late i stnaltvrita 1 j14 LV 1-1 kJ IIA 4 THE KANSAS CITY STAR SUNDAY MARCH 00 0 ad 104- DR JEWELL BACK TO PE'LPIT v23 tit7 Rector tNirta al os I tirutecsitil sPerrtatecehsery et Ln TZ4V11-4tr (' 0 ')(t i' 141 r' I' It kg 1 1 4t y' 111 V' it raA4 :144 t4-1-A1i Ig: terday from a week's preaching visit Iri': ''eliil ti" 4 'ft ''''el-: r1 4 AtIt 2 4 410t (2 if to Buffalo and will occupy OP s4 his pulpit at St Andrew's Episcopal 44n bi 4 c6 7107ti Aili Itt church today YX 4 6141 Iti'i z4 'll'''''''''''''''' Dr Jewell was the guest Lenten 44 Wet istii 'ftto preacher at union services in St Paurs cathedral in Buffalo 0 tlif 4 4 --t )t AtP '''1'4 )1s1 ifpt' 0: 4 4 i i i lirreti 0 111' 1- 'zi '''-Nlit 11 4 I Ok 1 x1' 'r4 wt 4 1t -tt' ft 13 41 I i'lo'' 1'? 04 '94 Vir)4i Z14 AA A of'114 4 0 all 44i 4 tt-rra i li'''' 4 Pt 4 g' 1 4 AAAAA 1 It ilLAAAAULAAL41641 AAAAA jflAIL STRIKE ENDS Brotherhood Calla It Off After 4 Government Takes Over the 'ANGER AT THE SEIZURE President of 239441 le Road Says Swift Action Not Re lated to Facts Si COLOR IS LINE'S HISTORY George Mc Near Walked Every Foot of Track lie Put chased In 1926 Alaskan Fair Co 1 we are pleased to invite you to an EXCLUSIVE SHOWING OF SUMMER COURT CUTTER DRESSES you to an OF DRESSES 1 1- 111 a A et' A i 1 i Ty 11 41 1 8 1: '4' 4t Vfo 44 A41t0414rtf Vi 1 41 A '1 1 I A 1 --v 1 1 I arol t----LA7c '1 -el 4 cs 4' 4 4 4: zk 40k2k- 0----- ----0 'A i $40 ''''wr 141:4 e-- -yr' 't 7' 4 I I' 7 4- 41 4 4 I 11 4 Orta0C''- 1" 1 8M 1 l'' 11 Vf 0- fr 4 1 IA 44: ft rto4 A A 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ATHER MESHES IS iICS You may select your size in any shade you desire March 23 24 and 25 in any rou desire 25 I Rich Silky Kolinsky Scarfs Regular $95 8 $1295 Value Der skin Large Size 9Ras Mountain If Sables on Sale skin d141'n ky insky 1-1 'CI 'itdiR $i445i'' iv 4-4tsgt 4 reA (41 qt' 7t iN 470 si41k "1 4 '-iii 3 -t- tl 'At gito e- i'- i 7 it-44 441f Iii see ALT ti i 4' 4' It: QI City Star Photograph vacation from Sarah Lawrence college and Check from-his Kansas pasture Patriotism the tire shortage and a keen love of horseflesh moved Miss Gray to exchange a steering wheel for reins Miss Gray is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Cray 4 'v'4117: i 44' 't 2''''14 it Att 4k71- r-s 4 ''''s st s' s-T's ss )7 44 '''11' '1 s4 -'4' i' ---t z4---3'' ")-4 'c44 0-44- -4''Ilts IWytt t4' i ''44 4 '''A' 401 4 4 4 tvA42- tb 00t On Main path 63rd and at Tenth Brookside VW VVVVVVVW and Brookside IrvImpwrovvvy Miss Gayle Gray 1015 Greenway terrace tunes In her portable radio a 1942 show cart accessory while Check her brown and white pony takes a rest The two are taking frequent jaunts through the south section of the city since Miss Gray came home for spring BURKE QUITS IL JOB LIFE TO BRITISH ARMY EDersonal Loans It you plan to buy a HIS RESIGNATION STRENGTHENS TALK HE WILL RUN AGAIN NEW OFFICIAL HOPES TO CUT OUT THE MISFITS War Coat Auto Loans Auto Repair Loans 2s Imatwatimtitution Ap di Id wine an ers A few months later he sold some Peoria properties to the Peoria itz Pekin Union railway for $500000 floated a bond issue for $800000 and the receivership was lifted Clashing with railroad labor Is no new experience for Mc Near He went through a 7-month strike in 1929 Involving maintenance and mechanical workers as well as members of the operating brotherhoods during which he rode locomotives to keep trains moving Who won when the strike ended is a matter of dispute Mc Near is the father of five We definitely advise you to make your selection now for your own benefit Frog Priced $59 to $995 But the Ransas Stockman Ti Si lent on Whether Future Plans Include Gubernatorial Race Percy James Grigz Takes on Huge Task In Trying to Get Good Leaders for the Troops IA 902 Grand Am 902 Phone VI 8148 1148 4ln1 Elporo MORR PLN 16 (By the Associated Press) Peoria Ill March trailroad brotherhoods today ended a 3-month-old strike i against the Toledo Peoria Az Western railroad after President Roosevelt had ordered federal seizure and operation 1 of the line An hour earlier they had withdrawn their pickets George McNear jr president bi the 239-mile line had this to my about the presidential order: ''The rapidity of the seizure of our railroad which followed this morning can hardly be related to the facts presented In our letter or to the proper transportation of war traffic It is another indication of the brotherhood's willingness to fi move heaven and earth to avoid having Paul Brokaw one of their national officials go to trial beforf 1 a jury in federal court Monday March 23 on the serious charge of conspiring to dynamite one of our largest and most important bridges" A Contempt charge McNear referred to a contempt of court charge against four former employees of the road and Brokaw Cleveland public relations representative of the brotherhoods The Brotherhoods of Railroad Trainmen and Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen had maintained a picket line since they struck December 28 in a dispute over wages and working conditions McNear also made public the text of a letter he sent to President Roosevelt replying to a request Mr Roosevelt made for arbitration March 14 McNear's letter discussed in detail acts of violence he said had attended the strike added that they had interfered with interstate traffic and expressed hope the United States marshal in Peoria would be given help to enforce a federal court In-Junction designed to halt disorders "We realize of course that it is our patriotic duty to comply with your wish in every way we can" McNear's letter said "Wehave every desire to fulfill this duty However for the reasons already mentioned and which I do not believe were clear to you when you addressed us your letter of March 14 we could not as long as we are responsible for the operation of this railroad enter into the arbitration order by the National War Labor board Wair Need "We strongly feel that to do so would be definitely contrary to the best interests of our country With this terrible war now cn our hands the need for fast and efficient transportation and the use of manpower Is more desperate than ever before" A Deposit Holds Any Coat Use Our Budget Flan If You Wish Every Item Fully Guaranteed Frio Parking-124 Grand Frio Grand Prompt In ms In Prompt Alaskan TO KEEP MIL STRIKERS Some ilimever Will Not Be THE PLAZA LAUNDRY MUTUAL SERVICE Saves You Money 12 Lbs $139 PLAZA LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING WORNALL RD AT 42ND VA 611145 3 rING $5 FUR COMPANY -1101 WALNUT I surprisingly bitter He admires Russia because of that nation's ability to organize for war and to come to grips with Germany Grigg brings an odd array of talents and an odder personality to the office which has been choking on the dust of forgotten victories IN ME LAST WAR He is no old-school-tie-boy He resembles the figurative Colonel Blimp about as much as Shirley Temple resembles Gypsy Rose Lee He went to Cambridge and was senior wrangler there and top scholar in mathematics But he never went to a big public school like Eton or Harrow His school was Bournemouth a pleasant school in a pleasant town but not what Colonel Blimp would call "really pukka" He already was in the civil service when the World war started He enlisted and emerged he said with "very low rank and no decorations" and went back Into the civil service In the civil service Grigg rose as fast as that devious institution allows He spent five years in India He was knighted in 1932 and in 1939 moved to the war office Griggs 52 looks more like a real estate agent than a man who has risen from the ranks of the civil service to become the political director of an army of 3 really a unique achievement ROUGH ON HIS SUPERIORS Griggs's reputation In the war lice is that of a "tough fellow who gets his way" On occasion he has been rude to his superiors and at times they have been very superior indeed One attribute outshines all others In the minds of his likes youth He is patient and painstaking with young officers This feeling is probably behind the review of the older officers Grigg long protested the unwisdom of retaining 1914 vintage officers in command when two years of training since 1941 have produced a wealth of new young leaders This sympathetic and understanding attitude toward youth may be Grigg's greatest help in tackling his (fly the Associated Press) LITTLE RIVER KAS Marrh Burke internal revenue collector at Wichita said today he had submitted his resignation to President Roosevelt The Little River stockman in a letter addressed to Guy Helvering commissioner of internal revenue Washington said he had asked to be relieved of his federal post at the President's earliest convenience His future plans were not disclosed in the letter but it capped months of speculation that he again would seek the Democratic nomination for governor "I have no future plans beyond coming home to Little River and taking care of some business when I am relieved of my Job in Wichita" Burke said in commenting on the letter "I will cross my political bridges when I come to them" Burke first was appointed collector of internal revenue in 1938 He resigned in 1940 to run for governor and was reappointed late that year when defeated by Governor Ratner by 430 votes bt 0 pa 0 0 lit 0 In Pi 0 jot 0 ci I bo: pla Bt: Pc' an is CO! tin cal Ito erit op fin th( tin: try be( chi ret N'a tric the ha one 7 It a cm( Hal pit cau tas and hel( Nem Nth and A day and tow pre as iS VVN ecnt dPff firs 0 taw alet at at mid (Ira Cal! tUri tin of I aaid trar mot ugh to imc I rat up Cen Car lay wit I pa I ls tt plar resil of Avit to itsttt lie takt 0-(1 by hOld Berl bt 0 in Pi wi 1:1 1 jot 0 FPI fil 1)11' an 1 41 ow 1 VP: hOld (By the Associated Press) WASHINGTON March 21--Joseph Eastman defense transportation director today appointed Barriger as "federal manager" of the Toledo Peoria Western railroad in accordance with President Roosevelt's executive order directing Eastman to take over the road Barriger associate director of the CDT railroad transport division will leave immediately tor Peoria with instructions to reinstate "with certain exceptions" all strikers Eastman said Wages and working conditions which the government will put into effect on the will be those existing prior to December 29 when the dispute between the railroad management and rail unions began These wages and working conditions will remain In effect "pending such termination of the existing labor dispute as may be approved by the National War Labor board" Eastman's announcement said Earlier Roosevelt ordered seizure of the railroad and its operation by the government in the interests of the "successful prosecution of the war" Eastman was directed in the order to proceed "as he deems necessary" through "or with the aid of such public or private agencies persons or corporations including the armed forces of the United States as he may designate" 30 0 Special 0 rl SUNDAY DINNER a Special 1 1 SUNDAY A DINNER 0 After 28 years service in this locality as manager of one of Kansas City's bestknown eating places I am pleased to an flounce the opening of my own restanrant Steaks and chops are a specialty J1A AA 160- OPr Noble Danielson Om 6 a al to 2 a a 3 West 12th St Table and Counter Service Here's where to dine for extra enjoyment 50eUp Kansas City' sewed and finest Seats 2(H) ke portion for children Chnice of 13 entrees En lov interesting surroundings PmAlso Evening Dinner Dai iv 8 to 830 i 16141tefr et o' A GUIDE TO bs-- GOOD FOOD 0-1)(' Heres where to dine for extra enjoyment ir 'i i' 14 0 After 28 years service in this local- ity as manager of one of Kansas LI Up '1 City's bestknown eating places I am I 410 t0 4 pleased to an- iKansas City's sewed an flounce the open- croaz 9 fnest joy ki for child '''l i ing of my own choice of 13 entrees regialirant Steaks En interesting surren ding" Ilroun Also 5 and chs 0 Evening Dinner i Daily 8 to 830 speci op are a alty Aite 0 1 I 0 0 Noble Danielson 1 Open 6 a a to 2 a a ks'f: 3 West 12th St 0 Table and Counter Service a Also sei Evening Di gi i to Daily 8 6: 1 0 4 BY DREW MIDDLETON Written for Wide World LONDON March James Grigg with the disciplined mind of a mathematician has started the staggering task of renovating the British army weeding out administrative misfits and making the privates the heroes and the martyrs proudly conscious that they are important Some day before this war is over that army must take part in the victorious invasion if the continent or if things go badly must defend Britain herself Grigg's Job as the fourth secretary of state for war since the war began is to make the army ready for that day Grigg already has started by issuing through the war council an order for reviewing the fitness of all officers below the rank of lieutenant colonel who are over 45 START TN RIGHT ontecrrom Admittedly this is a small step and not an unexpected one Still critics of the war office admit it is "something" and say even "something" from the war office is an achievement Able critics of the army believe that armament is improving beyond all expectation What needed they insLst is younger and more dynamic command plus a reawakening in the mind of the common soldier of his place in what amounts to a universal civil war One dLstinguished officer invalided out after Dunkerque believes the war office from which Grigg came as a civil servant is the root of the army's evils "He must do away with the ramshackle administrative apparatus which devours the precious time of field officers drains their energy and smothers their initiative in miles of reports" this officer said FIELD OTTICERS ARZ HOT The war office certainly hampers the war effort if you believe most of the field officers But more important to Grigg and to Britain is how the rank and file consider the British army It has been at war for thirty months without scoring a single major victory over the Germans This has had an effect on the men The private soldier is moving away hom the citizenry from which he came He is moving too away from the politicians against whom he is BUS AND CAR IN A CRASH Frank Ressler 38 Receives a Slight Concussion Frank Kessler 38 years old 4127 Warwick boulevard suffered a slight concussion last night in a collision of his car and a Public Service ctunpany bus at Fifteenth and Charlotte streets The bus was driven by Bell 32 Charges of careless driving were plated against both drivers ci FAMFAX RESTAURANT 11 intim West Wing Fairfax Admin nitration Bldg Fairfax Airport 0 MS Fro Parking 7S1 0 FAMFAX til 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Brown Harris of the circuit court for all property which the Columbia Aircraft corporation acquired from the old Porterfield Aircraft corporation when it foreclosed on a loan in May 1941 The appointment was made after a hearing on a receivership application filed by a group of creditors of the Porterfield concern In the foreclosure action last year it was alleged the Columbia company took over property not covered by the original mortgage The Columbia Aircraft corporation which succeeded the Porterfield company was formed by financial interests which held the original mortgage The old Porterfield company was named in the receivership action only BA a nominal defendant The Porterfield Aircraft company at 3001 Prospect avenue a partnership between Porterfield Jr and Ray Klapmeyer which obtained a $296000 contract two weeks ago from the army air corps for the construction of 15-place gliders had no connection with the litigation RATES 5250 UP McGee at 10th Street 1121 Grand Bt 8626 FAY ASIA Mentalist and Rer Famous X-Ray Eye Demonstration ARMIDA for Your Iforourops NAOMA for the Egyptian Sand Reading ream) Readings Gratis Any Tine CLOSED SUNDAYS Rt 8626 ASIA and Der Famous ie Demonstration Your Horogrope or the Egyptian ri Reading 111 Drat's Any Tint SUNDAYS Yd Striped Seersucker New enlorfut Ottawa 30 Inches A Vide and genuine 39C values Pine 24e for ehildren's or women's sport clothes rd Pepperell Prints Neer wide al for ch: clothes CONGRESS A enuino PeproPren ink 110 LIngitAnaltalf I ei1 soluneWre go tle A Phu trIttla Restaurant 3529 Broadway HAVE YOU TRIED OUR SPECIAL Ank kPrCTAT Roast Prime Rill of Beef Roast Prime Rib of Beef 1 e00 Grilled Bermucia Onions HIM EMS flantatiotizc Cs Famou Southern (ooJ 00e to MI --3 ramin" 00e to Southern Cook 117171177 37--: 77 A cla i 4 tir (4 40 6: 1 411PC: 3t: f(711'L Ct4N) -0 elicit i t' tic 1 Ir lifi' I ie 1 1 1 41 I 1As 41 0 4 i olloo -0 0-4046 it -A a 4' 4 'c I 11: 0 if 1 kt 43 "4 i 4 t' '1 410 '4 A I 1: 71 1'' 14 cied) 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Woven Chambray 390 Ragoon Spuns 440 Printed Flakespun 390 Hop Lyn Spun 590 Tropic Cloth 590 Plain Shantung 690 New 48" Homespuns Beautiful selection of slip cover It Gran new all lo WOV1 Rap Printo Hop I Tropi Plain Pewit' Restooratoor to the Fourth Estate Wear to the Fourth Estate ngatitilfalear le tilit roorto talt 0t0 You'll be surprised to learn what a differetwe a colorful low cost floor of Armstrong's Asphalt Tile can make It's the ideal floor for office store or home basement NEWBEHN HOTEL 525 Armour Blvd VA 71121 MEMMIEMINIMMMMMINEMINNIME lintel Ittil Dinner MO NI tam tSt 0 1IN' Ml- 60e shit'- 1210 to 6 to 7 Ontratod by Amy Wed Cowling HOTHI DINING ROOM 911 EAST LINWOOD PLAZA CAFETERIA 1 1713 GRAND AVE Where The Star 4)15 Gang Gathers Soi Wants to See Too $0-00 ft a I Xst-N 713 GRAND AVE 111-11--'77-- Where The Star wito -17iret Gang Gathers Boi wants to See Too 'O lio 'Olio Open 11 Till 8:15 Continuous Service 1 I Mc Near added he hoped the President would decide that law and order was to be enforced The 50-year-old Mc Near a native of Petaluma Calif trained in mechanical engineering at Cornell university bought the in 2926 when it was in the "red'' and )as been operating it ever since in the "black" After the World war he took a job as an investigator of investments for the Guaranty Trust company a Wall Street house and in this capacity spotted the which was about to go on the auction block Fresh Sea Foods Daily During Lent at RITE OUT JEWELL DEBATERS Su 11001n Protest Teams Entry in New York contest (By The Stan' Own Service) Nrw YORK March In three attempts to enter his debaters in the intercollegiate contest on inter-American affairs Caspar Harvey director of forensics at William Jewell college today sent the 2- man team back to Liberty Mo Because the state contest was held today at Columbia Mo William Jewell vrennially one of the top college teams of the country was out of that contest too One of the school's teams Ls on the West coast the other heading home after a speaking tour on national defense on eastern campuses The latter of Charles Smith and JRITIeS been assured when it started it could enter the Virginia contest Harvey said But Virginia protested the entry followed successively by New York state and the Maryland-Delaware-District of Columbia area Harvey said the protests were because "they knew the reputation of William Jewell in forensics" IV A 31 CHICKEN ow "Fine DINNER 00P Barbecue (ram Our Own Ovens 8421 Wornall Rd A 9551 418th and Jefferson 11erson materials niaid homespun and light or dark lest pstterns All 4R inches wide A genuine bar- Saint New Cretonnes Pull bolt materials In a wide selertion ot rat- tPrna 36 inches wide 17e Sava at this low pries Id Fresh Remnants of Fine Marquisettes tn 20-rited lengths In 112 hesre meshes tilmv sheers lize bar marqumettes and dots Don't miss this bargain! ten mitWalt 4R the Saint 411 bright Main and marble era on for attractive beauty Smooth ityto-clean surface Comfortable underfoot Can two laid over ronrtot In dl tort contact with the ground es or below grade Mo lature-resistant and long a Colors ean't wear off by as eerie perfect fit Come in or phone to have our representative roll 1ee us show you firse-hond how we con help you dress up your home or dae of business with an expertly installed Armstrong's Asphalt -filo floor at unbelievably low COW Estimates Without Obligation RESTAURANT 1711111 1 IALIg: fililibiloi) Will Let' Eat at I el Walked the Track Taking a 2-week vacation Mc Near then 35 went on a first-hand Inspection trip walkinefrom Keokuk Is to Effner looking over every foot of the road's right-of WALNUT AT I Oth "Where Quality Is Always Paramount" 1 Fine Steaks Our Specialty WALKER'S 1 "1 On tho We tWer mEom Tim Food Id Kel Goods I I We Never Clom merreHmereerre I Woetied FoToidslo Good 1 vrt on th LOCATIOnin HALF-A-MILL TAVERN Sleek or Chicken I 100 Dinner in-Course) Barbecued Bibs 104 taandiocheA 11a Milfti Pat OS BPriteln nn Highway P744 LOCATIONP nomommumnalr' A-HILL TAVERN li hfrke 1100 flterve) Ribs PandlorbrA Ipti Pat if BPriteln Pivd iightntv P744 1017 MAIN ST r'ettgat Co 1017 MAIN ST ST Salt MAIN For Delicious Steaks About Town Coffee Shop HOTEL PHILLIPS EVEREAT 1010 Main SWIFT'S MILK FED FRIED CHICKEN 40e To Iwo ynu save is tb mission of Star Want Lee Bradley irsolrum co 14054 lAth CR VIM W8v With $65000 of his own and $65000 he borrowed from his father Mc Near 3bought the controlling interest in road and became its general DInnager working under the AM) HAVE DINNE0 at the FORUM HAVE DINNEO le ORIN VMit Steon has tha food I like ovary day i I --litAD-4IND-11-8i 113-11-81C STAR ilv7--Nt 4 Ilkessmossitmlotat.