The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 1

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THE i SHOT 'IN FAMILY ROWIB1" 7" m'kE cAmem" I I I Fortner OPA Head tit Hutt for i I 'WILLIAM OSBORN'S CONDITION Governor in Connecticut I IS CRITICAL Coml Aug 14 (API1 rti man ITxpected to Blast Chester Bowles wartime federal in Re' iew of the i W88 nominated by ac-1 Finances Wire Firing at liniiiimnil OPA chief Follouing an Argii- lo 11! elan today for governor by the Democratic state convention I ment Which started Bowless name was presented to BLAME THE TAX SLASH in Tavern the convention by the man who de- feated him for the nomination two A victim of four 32-caliber re- Years ago Wilbert Snow former! IlniVPr hiiiiPtt It MI 0 I-V-hnrri governor I A victim of four 32-caliber revolver bullets William Osborn fr -ti 12 midnight 74 8 a 1 a -2 fl a 7 2 a "110 a -1 3 a "0 II a 4 a 84 12 noon 8( 5 a hg 1 -5 6 a 88 2 7 a in "0 The City and Vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and tommow with ttrndOrshowers likely tonight or early tomorrow Continued warm and humid Low tonight near 79 High tomorrow 85 to 90 12 midnight 74' 8 ai a '71 '8 1 a 2 2 a in "1 10 a -8 3 a "0 II a 78 4 a rn 89 12 noon ad 5 6 a hg I 66 2 82 7 a tn "0 The City and Vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and tommow with tirndershow- ers likely tonight or early tomor- row Continued warm and humid I i TO KEEP IN PROFESSION sne officials Expect Deficit of 2 Billion for Year Ending June 30 snt officials Eitpect Deficit of Reser es Are Not Rexpondins to Fill Need of the 1- Forces PROTESTS 4 STADIUM SITS AND Aug young mother who hopes to be the first woman to pilot a INIlt a iVel fi around the globe will take off from Cambridge Monday in her single engine Proctor "Thursday's Child" She is Mrs Richarda IttorrowTait 24 mother of an 18-monthold girl and wile of an engineer She will end the first leg of her global Jaunt at Croidon airport London She plans to fly by the way of Ntarseille North Africa Egypt Sandia Arabia India Burma Chula Japan the Aleutian islands Canada Greenland and Iceland Her co-pliot and navigator is Nlichael Townsend 25 a Cambridge undergraduate Morrow-Tait will remain behind to care for the daughter Anna CONWAY ARK Aug I They had to csrry several "grsdu- 'Russian Demand for Surrender ates across the stsge last night to of Mrs kosenkina Is Reject receive their degrees from Arkan- ed sas State Teachers college And for a few more a last inin- ute swig from the bottle was nee VISITORS ARE UP TO HER essary before the old sheepskin could be firmly grasped 'Undersecretary Lovett Tells Am Despite these carryings on there bassatior America fins No wssn't a single hangover in the Right to Use Force lot The swigs were from milk bottles and those that had to be carried were not old IRIGHT TO A RED GUARD enough to walk The thirty-nine 'grRdualrs" Pany uskin Also Contends Vice were receiving the ''baby of arts" Consul flas Right to Rettl()11 a semihonorary degree given by Dospital Patient the college to child-en whose par- ents received regular degrees at commencement services They are Washington Aug 14 children of veterans who returned (AP)--Russia today de-from the war to complete their schooling and the children of trianded full control over teachers who were here for sum- Mrs Oksana Stepanovna mer training 11 ke' 1 Tt14 ems leceivea regiliar arguers Mt commencement services They are Washington Aug 14 children of veterans who returned today de-from the war to complete their schooling and the children of manded full control over teachers who were here for sum- mer training Mrs Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina and the Second Attack Due Monday When President Acts on An tiInflation Bill a 30-year-old construction worker was taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center early today where his condition was said to be extremely critical Osborn was unconscious and unable to make a statement to police Police arrested his wife Mrs Faye Osborn 26 who confessed to Conrad Miller deputy county attorney that he fired the revolver Five shots had been fired from the weapon examination showed FOlir Requirements for Coming Yest Vital to keep Up the Induc'tions iSilfq rhe Cliaragn Dairy Newt Relative humidity 630 a rit 98 per cent 1:30 in 68 per cent Barometer reading 630 29 97 inch Rising 1:30 2921 Inches River Italie today 117 feet rise of 1 foot Lake of the 6 30 a 6 fmt below full reservoir Precipitation In twentyfour hours ending 630 a 09 IL kali Flies Itetc000 1 Ponnion et Location I Halls 173 West Sixty-second street representing the Busi-i tness District league today voiced! that organization's protest to to-eating the proposed city stadium at the Forty-1111h sheet and Cleveland avenue site HICIIIVAV CRASH KILLS THREE Ka ha gave thee four reasons for 4 HUMID AS CLOUDS HOLD THUNDERSTORMS ARE EXPECTED' By WEATHER BUREAU I Four Other Passengers Are Injured Near Hannibal Mo HANNIBAL Aug 14(APi-- Three persons were killed or fatally injured in a collision between two automobiles just south of here on highway No 61 the statel highway patrol reported Calvert of Center Mo sole occupant of one car was killed out-1 right Mrs: Myrtle 23 and her 6-months-old daughter Joyce1 also of Center died later in a Hannibal hospital Mrs Semkin's husband Leo Semkin another Semkin child and two other passengers were injured Unit-FIVE KILLED IN CRASHed States in effect flatly rejected the demand FORMER ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN Alexander Panyushitin Is VICTIM IN MEXICO 1Soviet ambassador presented Father tit lietireti Ariel 'Oiled a new protest note on the 114 Ness Vorti Singe Pro(ineee iKosenkina case to Robert A California Lovett undersecretary of nernoermlic Lender State and then discussed It with Lovett an hour and ThitisNs Mimeo Aug 14(AP) Five Americans including JamesjOrtY minutes Ilia ie (wit NS mill DO 11)morrim A i II I NI 1 et I mil rot' iitt 7 Tonlio1 477 okL: 10F i it' 1 41Altr 'i if ''44 Is 4 1 PI! 11 1k 1 ik' 'N --si i tl 1 t4' -1't Ill 1 yr i yi I 1s 1 rt sik: 'N'I'I A i rt 10 1 dic 4:: a 't i ill Ili': lli11 -E ot f- ''''--14t qiiki-1 1 cs WOMAN 1111311q) IN FALL 1 Washington Aug 'armed services will ask ConIgress to change the draft law 1 to permit induction of doc- 1 tors and other professional men as such it was today learned on high authority More than 3900 additional doe tors 2000 dentists and SPVeral him I doTil it) related prolesolonal groups be needed this time next year I Professional men in tlie reserves aren't filling the vacancies The draft law says new inductees tt! cannot be brought in until Adequate I medical and hospital personnel Is i available I 1 Unless some artkal is taken the services will be hard put tn comply with the law in 1949 members of Congress are informed An inductee may turn out to) be a doctor or a dentist when he is sworn Jn He may then be assigned to the medical corps and given Junior I rank but will not eligible for the 1 $100 a month extra that may be I gien'a professional man entering AS 1 NUCh i The military department will ask i Congress to amend the draft law to direct drafting Of proles- 1 Isional NUL Special incentives can bo offered to) get the needed person- Ind Otherwise a shortage is likel3r to occur Already medical men in i the army and navy are having their leaves ran(' led i 1 Ell) 1 2500-MILE TREK Rev and AI John I 1 Ben rd I 1141 tpv 'deuce 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 Walter Kays 60 former California ok Democratic party official and his wife the former Elaine Hammer' stein of the screen were killed in a spectacular' automobile crash last night twelve miles south of Tijuana Kays investigating officers said Walter Kays 60 former California Democratic party official and his wife the former Elaine Hammer- stein of the screen were killed in a spectacular' automobile crash last night twelve miles south of Tijuana Kays investigating officers Can't Force Iter Surrender was in this verbal ex- It change that Lovett told Pan- ushkin the United States does not have the right to saidrequire Mrs Kosenkina to put WRA at the wheel of the sedan that' lierself under the control of crashed into a car driven by a Mes-1 anybody lean The six occupants of the Mu- against her will ican who received minor injuries Mrs Kosenkina i the ritiSSIAll school teacher who leaped from a ALL FROM CALIFORNIA Mother or Bleviits Dal Is Surrerg Hip Bone Fracture Mrs Julia Davis 78 years old was 'taken to the Independence sanitarlium today after she fell and fractured her left hip bone when she tripped on a table leg at the farm One mile southeast of IndeI pendence on the Lee's Summit Charles A Davis her husband is in New Yolk visiting their son Blevins Davis stage and radio producer at the Big Tree farm on Long Island He was expected to home by plane tonight Blevins Davis is expected to follow his lather here early next week Conditions favorable to thunderstorms continue in the Kansas City area and rein is forecast for the city or its immediate vicinity tonight or early tomorrow The Nklme general condition prevails over WeNICril MiRS01111 and Eastern KalVaS and the weather bureau expects rather heavy rains In Southeastern Kansas over the week end Weather is to remain humid although not excessively hot The low tonight will be near 70 degrees according to the forecast and the high tomorrow between 85 and 90 degrees Cienera ily tiartly cloudy conditions will prevail i111 ANsAs Itit lit IS HIGH l'Imut lame Fweeded but Haw It siackening GRIAT BEND K-AS Aug 14 The Arkansas river here reached 838 of a foot above flood 7:30 o'clock today and was threatening to break out lit several points along the twisting course A 1-1 Johnson United States river observer said the Arkansas Was still rising but at a sharply reduced 1 'i11' 1k 111 0 1 1 1 1 'i 4 1:: I i Aispiti i 4:4 7777 4AziaiaAwv-- 1 111E 14 FOGEL RESTS In addition to Kays and his wife New York Thursday and hRS saidi the dead were Richard Garvey 'window of the Soviet consulate in she did so because they Were hold-I about 60 whose residence was her prisoner She is in a New las the California club Los Angeles York hospital Mrs Jane Shafer Richards SO of i 1 Information on the exchanges be- Los Angeles and her friend Mrs! teen Pa nyushkin and lAweit was 'GladysOoldie Hall 50 i made available by the State depart- Kays at one time was Los Angeles! p1 I police commi ssioner and Miss ress officer Michael Me- ri Anent ermott Hammerstein were married in Los'''' lAng He said the Soviets Insisted: les twenty-two years ago She I retired horn the screen soot) after- I That the ittoion roomoiatei ward in New York he Those killed were riding with permitted to plot si 21 I guard over Milo koscokina'I Kays northbound to Tijuana iRo2 That the eotutot teetterttl1 sar ito Beach according to the 1 1 I tont-Mimi iii Car Vklhii is Fair at Wamego Hospital Lyle Fogel 58 years old was in fair condition today at the Wa! Kas hospital Miss Ethel l'Walker 66 years old sister-in-law was brought here from Wamego today for further treatment of severe cuts Washington Aug preident Truman loaded his elephant gun today for a double-barreled blast at Republicans for tramplitng his budgetary and anti-inflation plans HP is due to fire the first shot night when he releases his irudget review Some high se ernment officials have predicted tccatiry deficit of as much as 2 billion dollars for the year ending next June 30 111 Law Blamed The income tax reduction which Mr Truman says tied a r''C'O't to expected to get theq of the blame for the budget altPrations since January when the forecast a surplus of 50 million dollars The second blast was scheduled for Monday Then the White House reported Mr Truman will act on the new anti-inflation bill turned out in the last days of the special sest1(41 Of Congress ThP Federal Reserve board was reported all set to clamp down the new consumer credit rules provided Ill the bill possibly Tuesday or Wednesday They would become effective thirty days later To Tighter Credit Unless Mr Truman vetoes the treasure "easy payment" plans will become less easy on or around September 16 Tentative arrangements Can for a one-third down payment ea automobiles radios and washing amchines and a 20 per cent down payment on furniture and rugs 1 The time in which complete pay recut must be made will be held to fffeen months officials predicted! some merchants have offered two! or 3-year installment plans since the wtt time credit control expired last 1 ember Fa les cf $50 or less will be exempt1 1)if the old exemption for purchases of more than $2000 will be changed to cover prices up to match the rising cost of such things mitomobiles Officials analyzing the abrupt chvm2e which Mr Truman is exv-d to report in the government's position cited these facie! ew billions for defense And eign aid have been piled onto the original spending plans while the revffnue estimates were upset by the income tax cut which is expected to reduce federal income by about 4600 million dollars spending Islay One official has estimated that government spending may approach 42 billion dollars instead of the 29:700 million dollars for2seen in January At the same tune revenues' ill decline to about 40 Cillion dollars he reckoned instead' of 44' Li llion dollars There may be some adjustment thes figures however in view of the steady rise in national income Ti higher the rate of business actolty prices and profits the higher tnx collections go Therefore the budget outlook shifts with the income A bookkeeping device adopted by i Corzress also will make the budget beth-r authorizinrr Marshall plan aid Col specified that 3 billion do1-1 of this year's foreign spending! FhruA be charged against last year's biair4r1 This has no effect on actual spending but on paper will improve the budvt showing for 149 hY the same effset the possible deficit fore-1 FPfn by the administration I I I MOTHER or Two CHILDREN MRS FAY! OSBORN 26 YEARS OLD Is SHOWN BEING FINGERPRINTED AT THE KANSAS CITY KANSAS POLICE HEADQUARTERS BY NOEL FORBES TECHNIcIAR AMR ADMITTING SHOOTING HER HUSBAND WILLIAM OSBORN 30 I1 i0 1 1 i 1 Completing a-25-00-mile trip on horseback the and Mrs John 'W Beard both in their sixties entered Independence at 9:30 o'elock couple left their home In Port hind Ore April 1 to travel the old Oregon trail They were met at the city limite College street by fifty members or the Independence Saddle club 1who provided them with it mounted escort The procession which also hirluded a hay wagon carrying twenty costumed members of the I''orty-islitiers club passed the Sum The state highway maintenance Iheadcwarters said only one road Was CIOSed tillA RITH K-45 larncti The hiiThway was under lwater from Pawnee creek southwest Of the city Mexican highway patrol Lomilitin he permilleti lo Nee! The vehicle traveling at high her 1 1speed swung around a curved 3 That Ole ollottlit bti ploveli Ismashed into a car driven by the prolection" tif Soviel Saad Andres of Ensenada and ca-! onular iii rened off into a steep embank-II nt inat olle sould be nimegl ment the Mexican motorist told officials 1 Kays and the three women werelenray'l Wen speed swung around a curve 1 3 Thai Ismashed into a car driven by the Saad Andres of Ensenada and ca-1 relied off into a steep embank-II A That ment the Mexican motorist told officials to halerr Kays and the three women wereeral unified il win Li ancsican motorist toict officials On haleler Ihe Kays and the three women wereeral uotnted her moved I II II i I The wet Walnut creek WEIS 1TH tiler White 1101ISP 219 North Deta- ware sreet Wen-i'ported rising slowly but the Dry and proceeded up Maple killed in the crash Garvey filed Panyushkin dd not revel any I 1Walnut was dropping to the aquare Standing on the spot which WWI 's hours later in Tijuana hospital The thing about the nature of his call 1 FI'Cirn't: rmiNv IN JAIL the beginning of the Oregon trail bodie ere taken a Tijuana on -a on Lovett but disujosed that hr 'r I os-e a Ohe Wards were congratulated by mortuary had talked with Mrs Kosenkina in s4001 c141(e 1 Roger Sermon mayor of Inde Miss Hammerstein was theNew York last Saturday ipencience daughter of the New York slag'' ANGE1 FS Aug 14 i federal ottker'' one week as the wrests nt Mr and They wdl HMS In in Independence 0 Si it tellita "'NMI Hee producer and impresario Arthur! 10-year search by Hanunerstein and she came to Had a counterfeiter has ended inmm Harmon 0 tassel 11310 131st for a statement? 1 his ou st nvoin He ights jail here Hollwood an accomplished actress I Had he ambassador aNked her FAMOUS AS PRODUCVS ilb'10iSleld tlilialt I clieN)Illa'Sd Pau i tbtlen''Ihpet(r1 dintoNg7 the Li 59' langements for pasturing their sentelleei horses and returning them by rail Her grandfather was Oscar Ham-a declaration from herthat she was tor a 2U-day i ()teem The Beards will also go merstein New York Producer who not kept at the IIIIVItill C011Atillite 1 George Rossini Minty mar bac to Portland by train caught England's fancy with her Will The a mbassedorlsbni said Boone dimppaarad in 1938 1 killed in the crash Garvey )ihours later in Tijuana fiospitalf'd 1 htstenayll ibodies were taken to a Tijuana on Lovett but disclosed that he thing nag Yettsohukti nthde Iliad taiktd with Mrs Kosenkina in Miss Hammerstein was theNew York last Saturday daughter of the New York stage! No statement From Hee 1producer and impresario Arthuri Had he ambassador asked her 11-lanunerstein and she came to for a statement? This question was 1Hollwood an accomplished actress lbaied on tenons pubibThed in New ismous AS PRODUCES iyork that he had attempted to get tiler White House 219 North Delo' ware sreet and proceeded up Maple alitnille to the square Standing on the spot which WAS the beginning of the Oregon trail I I Fogel's wife Mrs Mary Fogel 58 years old was killed when a had entered Osborn's body one lin favoring a downtown site such as the abdomen one in the back one motor car Fogel was driving went Belvidere hollow in preference to out of control yesterday near Wa- the left leg and one in the right 'the sofithside area: 'mego and rolled down a 20-f00t 'leg Location of the stadium down- embankment Fogel is president of HAD BEEN TO town would provide a more central Fogel Contractors Inc Miss Walker Mrs Osborn was hysterical when location so that people living in Is a psychologist for the public she was found lying on the floor Kansas City could reach it school system here The three were of the bedroom of the Osborn home a downtown stadium would leasity on their way to Colorado -L a small building in the rear of 1181 be nearer' the railroad bus and air The Fogel home is at 632 West bculevard Kansas it would be closer to Sixty-sixth street terrace Miss by the side of the bed on! and eating actommodations VValker lives at 4949 Tracy avenue which her wounded husband lay un-! land any higher cost in land because conscious She said she remembered BLOW 10 BIRTHDAY PARTY pulling the trigger only once She of a downtown location could be oliset by the easier accessibiljty to Girls Return rn FrOin Ow to Di jealomv s- the shooting to transportation eating and hotel cover Cake I Mblsing and said she and her husband had 'facilities gone home about midnight ham An unknown prowler had his OWO visiting a near-by tavern where stA PA( kiN 'private birthday party last both had been drinking 1 II A i PLANT at the expense of Miss Jean Gerard They had had an argument and she nut 111111 D'euies 31ereit charge route No 488 North Kansas City 1' took the 1 evolver from a makeup of "sporadic Sittlien Nine girl friends of Miss Gerard's bog and fired at him as he reclined had gathered for a slumber party on the bed acioss the room The 1 OTTUMWA IA Aug and birthday celebration in her 1 Osborns are the Parents of two company spokesman said today honor Earlier in the evening the children William Oscorn jr 8 and "sporadic ritclowns" were hamper group i attended 11 movie and re- Robert tasborn 6 William jr production this morning in va- turned to the Gerard home to find in an adjoining bedroom at the ricus departments of the John Mor- one light burning and the door i time of the shooting about 2 o'clock ell gr Co packing plant standing open The theft of the 'this morning she said Robert was' A I Packinghouse Workers! cake was discovered about an hour the night with Mrs Os-union official said the workers were later born's mother Mr not striking He said they were at- Rule Wiley: 1 Final touches to the prowler's South Fourteenth street Kan- temPting to work out their alley- feast were uncovered early today City Kansas snces as "best they know how" fol- when the girls found a chair an WITH ANOTHER COUPLE lowing expiration of the UP empty milk bottle and traces of contract with Morrell mid-week i I A series of incidents yesterday1 culminated in an altercation last the cake in a ditch beside the home In a statement to Miller Mrs Os- born recounted the events preceding! night in which a woman was injured! RACE ACCIDENT IS and her -husband and another ATAL the shooting Mrs Osborn said she i I and the plant superintendent! George Warren Driver Dies as 'couple William and Betty Rossonj charged with assault and battery I 2402 Pacific avenue Kansas City' Result of (rash InjurleSt I Ed Eilliman chief steward of the! had been drinking beer in A local which is the bar-1 Injuries received last night in his! tavern next door to the Osborn gaining agent for the approximately hot-rod racing car proved fatal to1hoine from about 7 to 12 o'clock 3000 Morrell plant employes said Her son William Osborn jr ap- aorge Warren 28 years old Pmith-1 today he feared the situation Is go i peared at their table alter return- ing to get ville Mo He died this morning at from worse before It a movie theater and corn- bett er" 5 Ls the General hospital where he was' plained of a headache I The company spokesman said: 1 taken following the accident in i "I asked my husband to go to the -11sar IR Onilla tin nnuf la a torlat ville Mo He died this morning at pea( i EM 1IV Ht L6101r tAilV1 icvuli ing to get worse before it gets ea theater an from a movie th corn-better" the General hospital where he wasI Plained of a headache 1 taken following the accident in! "I asked my husband to go to the The company spokesman aid: 'What is goi ng on now is a series' I I being releawd from Leaven-wort penil entiary pending a It riing on a WEit of habeas corpus '1he writ as dullied RoAall said A l'Nf)Elt I Amin multi lin rgo AMIii jthoil Boone had served thirteen months I of a 15-year hentenue He had ben i WssittsuiToN Aug it Iconvicted at floucton Tex air force announced today counterl eiting 25 and 50-rent pineci that In accord with its established policy It is investigating anonymous sTAIE BAR TETs charges against a major general In a "meinotandum to the press" roet yVite Among idle air force said the charges under eeessnt Ca 'inquiry are that Maj Cirri Clayton JrrrrasciN CITY Aug 14JAN Bissell engaged In "unaufhoribed The supreme ourt an- transactions" while ng ervi as mill- flounced today Iains of 119 nevHturV and aIr attache in Great lawyels in the whot Britain poised examinations given here late! The memorandum said the vettpm June Sixteen others failed isatIons were made in unsigned let The list showed there were forty Iters received by the department a ifive from Kansas City and seventeen r)11'111nillall investikation falls to sh their validity and Secre from St Louis In the latest batch establi nt ei tary F4mintztnn hes orierel fiirthee ttuktl witnova examiners HAL INJURY TO FARMER at the Gar said he had not asked her for It dens and returned to New York to'stalemeni- 'build the worlds largest opera' 'house Arthur Hammerstein di- Well 'then a reporter Inquired had he asked her about? vorcd Elaines mother Jean at e' Reno in 1910 and he then married Interpreter BOlis Krotov said after speakfng to Panyuslikin in the actress Dorothy Dalton Russian Miss Hammerstein immediately I' "The ambassador asked her how she happened to be at that farm" 'launched an active career in motion! "pictures and was starred under the I As thee questions and antiwers PEP excnangd th moving Columbia bann bei ng er One of her star-I Iring vehicles vas 0434prils ot news conference was proceeding 'from its atart outside Lovett's office Ithe Sea" Others she appeared in' eown an elevator and out through were "Broadway Gold" "Greaterthe main lobby of the modernistic Than Fame" On Glorious Night' i marble-walled State department and "Drums of Jeopardy" building to the front steps where Garvey was a millionaire bache-Panyushkin's big 1 blac imoustne Ion His parents operated a 20Hwas waiting I I000-acre ranch at Garvey HP was 1 He apparently was anxinua not to in Los Angeles attended StIsay anything at all and moved at iVincent's college and was graduated full speed when he could In an ele- from Colurilisia law I packet) WILI1 repot Ler lois-1 vator 1 Ischool ever he had little choice but to talk Kays at one time was financial bark director of the California Demo-! lcratic party He had been engaged! 1 In the insurance business for nianyi He looked grim and brusquely years His only survivor is his sis- turned aside most Inquiries as he Iter Mrs Frederick Toole who IsIstaiked to his waiting limousine I Ivacationing at Lake Tahoe Calif 1 A short time later McDermott' --------a------ gave the following account of what' 'TIGHTEN CHECK ON ENPORTS happened: Be The Soviet ambassador gave Toy- "very Tenth still '''t win ne ett a hole whkh at the time Mc- IDermott spoke had not been trans' SAN FRANCiSCO Aug but the contents of which San Francisco export controls will 'the ambassador told to the under-be tightened tomorrow Every 'secretary in the course of the disI tenth shipment for a foreign des- CUSSIOn tination will be opened by customs The ambassador McDermott con-' inspectors tinned taotestesi the alleged ac- Any declaration that shows signs of the New York pollee In en" of having been altered or amended tering the Soviet consulate and' will not be validated searching Mrs KosenkinaIs room Purpose of the tightened enforce- hhe Jumped ment is: To prevent fraud To halt 1 The ambassador also protested shipment of unlicensed materials that Consul General Lomakin had or products To stop unauthorized not been permitted to see Mrs shipments that may in many MPS KOSPIlkiTIR at the hospital affect American forelgn policy or! The ambassador insisted that the the economy of an importing in New York be permits' country Red to 'post the 24-hour guard for' I- Mrs Kortenkinc- that the consul LOOK FOR 31ISSING PLANE general be allowed to see her an that she be placed under the protec- Two kensalt (titans Aboard (rafttion of the Soviet consular Overdue in Quincy III 1 9 Ines: and that she be moved to 1 the races at Smithville 'bar and get an aspirin" Mrs Osborn of it-idown strikes in various de-' I told Miller "While he was at the bar he stopped to talk to a woman The veteran racer's car over- 1 I partments with the workers de- i turned on the south curve of the then went out to the floor to dance mending one thing or anothr and track while traveling fifty to sixty ioccesionally crowding their foreman! into a corner and keepinghim there' ith her" miles an hour and crashed After the husband returned to the' Warren had lived in Smithvillc table Mrs Osborn said they quar-I "In some cases they are refusing' inset uctionsl all his life Ile leaves his wife Mrs reled then went to their home I to comply With opal Lucille Warren and adatieh-' where the four continued to drinkt that they leave the plant when such ter Mary Marvine both of the beer work stoppages occur" home his mother Mrs Hattie War- THE ARM CONTTNES ALERT TROOPS IN TOKYO ren Smithville and two sisters The quarrel was resumed after Mrs Guy Webb Smithville and the Rossons left and the Osborns kettml Taken In Forestall MM 1 Mrs Mederis Platte City Mo1- A A au undressed and gone to bed the We on stirretitter Dine said When the husband sud- I 114111" By Ali ELEVATOR Ideniy slapped her on the face she I fortes today were alerted for possible Toevo Aug Cage Strikes Tuiner as lie got out of the bed and walked to trouble in Tokyo and Yokohama to-I Looks Into Moat the vanity where she obtained the morrow on the thirdanniversary of 'revolver from her make-tap kit apan surrender I stood in the doorway as my Charles Turner 46 years old an Jananese have sc heduled meetings I I I employee af the Maurer-Heuer cor- husband sat up in bed" Mrs Osborn' and parades to observe the anni-i hft 1' 4 1 4:41 4 f' 4 a '1 1 '1 1 4' 11 I i I 1 if A )i'i: I i tl Ti i i i' A 1'1 I il 14 Itt tttt of 11 1 I I ri i 1-4 1 pi' A 1 4 1 a 1 i i 4 1 ti i i r' l' 1 i SI i I 't tt 4 4 1 1 A t' 1 't 1 i ittk 1 kt t'Tt' tti 1 i I ''t 1 kt 4 i it itt 1 4 i I --1' 1 1 o'l 't-P 0 'k a II it'4 sort shoulder Sod Rolls toer Near Perry has HENCE KAS Aug Ireland 40 was injured critically lalP yesterday when the motor car hP driving went out of control and crashed on highway No 24 che mile east of Perry Kas Ireland a Douglas County farmer 11R taken to the Lawrence Memorial hosphal where physicians said today he is suffering from a fractured skull and severe facial lacerations The motor car apparently struck a wt shoulder of the highway and over at least three times Hichwav patrolmen said Ireland was driving east toward Lawrence at the time of the accident Ii a Ii linquiry 'The Kansas CI nails: said to make a thorough investiga The policy is the meniorandura mIvin meeide Pio west Thirty- nint ri terrace: Stanley 'Wenottlot terrace Pithert Munoz 4225 A Morantz 6617 Iten Of allegations contained in retn pae0 Arthur Kusnewkv 2315 ports a1011y111011S or otherwise I1011tbers Jack Zmaacharim Krisel 1202 Kist i I Bissell rec entl returned to the iitietity-thitn Hepburn wan kleirciaort: Clement Bse es! Jr 5326 1-M1itt-id tales and Ls now on 30-day lraev Carl A Hummel 4546 South IledVD Benton Edward flatiben 211121 iltoret James I (Wiliam ir 1400 1111A I) WOMAN REOCTS All) IIliWia)(1 Mirshall Geller 4301 TroolA: 1 HAllen lirlinelS 1212 HrIV he ef uses ACIelit A111110ay iseventh Henry (J EagerW 6en16 Weal i Sisty -seventh terrace Hobert lity-1 A rlee Ceiling Jill ()rec le fig i Westover road Pius-wit W1 8:110 1140 Kist 80(0i-sixth: Bruce! ALAMEDA CALIF Aug clark aoos Kenwioal (feorve i Mrs Betty June Crossett 23 is blind Berry 8220 IIIIIrliPs: Charles Black- and has two children to support imar Mai West Sixtieth terrace Jame's ill lel 'lard 1310 Kist wenty-elehtti but she doesn't want alimony from tereitce John Beator asos intro- the husband she divorced yesterday roll John Carmichael 2640 spruce She told judge A Woolsey he Arthur 'tenet 5519 Euclid Hat old Jothie 731 Woo Portvslitth: to get a job 'Kael Schmid! 4405 Roanoke park-1 Judge Woolsey granted the decree wain John A 'Fucker 3640 Summit I atter she testified the husband RexIVItiricfb Street 2t1 Kist Concord i fur her maid 28 kh and an her seeing- 'John Smith 4216 'Aetna Kattans' COV Kano Itirenee Sr hriiners eye dog and had deliberately taken 1412 West Filly-first Robert Shari) her near railroad crossings although ii1243 Clark S1)01(1011 Sandler 36 ni Kt if he as afraid of trains IP Sor Joh A Rom 7440 flonea'-- 'Lawrence Situndera 3304 Kist VII v- 1 The bride of two and a half fisolvi: Chanel Shanyler III North has two A0173 18 months and 3 Van Brunt William Sinnott Ir! i A015 Wit Hlx1yninth terrace: Hirh-i nionins elf 'ard 1 SoutMill 424 Huntington hied: 1 StfoleY 'is ll'gel 5137 the reeeui DECLINFS A CABINET POST liniph Shepard 3817 Emit finth terrace Hubert frOWlarirla ale Eimer li Nip tpoeii't Vk an 1West S'Ittveighilf terrace! Martin JH plirriell 4542 Jornne Louts Penner I'' sEnt POSII loll 3622 Propeet Sylvester Powell Jr 31034 Harrison Sol 8 Jildson 217 East VINELAND Aug 14(API-- J'ortv-mixth: Olver Lee Bouts 230 Elmer Went! state senator et West Sistyfinit Joseph Hunts 23 () Cumberland today declined for the George A l'rederirk 228 Saints's lane Warren Athr114econd time to accept a nomination 4ort 4740 otia: fleforse Nurton Ir by President Truman as assistant kind rieArld knier both of North Kan-Of Of wuticulture Clt Haan Ounin18 Kannasi City Klintiall: Charles 8 Dotts Mts-1 Wene said his decision was based fti011 KIR William Stephenson Ws "duty to the electorate of Kallhaa City IGinits ICHmberla nd County" Cit A ACAIN Is (iit I 101 Ile said his resignation from the state Senate would have left the Aug Harry' Crane a Topeka laweer wa re- 'county without representation there i at a time when im- chairman last night by a 159-to-42! elected Shawnee County 1949' nortant pending legislation was 'margin over Clif Snyder retiring' about to be acted on i The state legislature reconvenes commander of Capitol post of the I Legion Monday 4 Wene was first nominated by the SENATOR CHAVEZ on June 26 but did not accept the post His second norni- Atsuouraottr NM Aug ItitAPt 1-Senator Dennis Chaves of Newnation was submitted by Mexico Democrat was reported Trunian to the United States Senate reating comfortai-ly in on Albu- 'last week olitirluft hospital tRrly today after Wene Ls one of the largest raisers a major ebdominal operation of baby thickens in the East 1 ARABS REJECT PEACE TALK 1 i 1 1 Ea shoot aid He said Don't don' shoot'" pm Rt on Rt 11- East Twelfth street suffered a severe scalp injury today Fate ill th iv rsary or ans use same -I when he pressed a button at the i Mrs Osborn said she did not re- occasion to celebrate the third year id their liberation from Japanese plant to start an elevator then lit Imember any details after the shoot- rule ith ens blree Neamiati ll 1 his head inside the short to deter- ing except that her husband fel The catch is that Communists op-Are Out Egypt Sios I mine whether the elevator was mov- to the floor and asked her to call posed to the S-recognized South an ambulance She called the am- government which will be bulance at the near-by No 10 fire inaugurated Sunday may use the i station I occasion to stir up trouble 1 Mrs Osborn told Miller that she Hibiya park in downtown had not drunk much beer but it i a block from Allied 1 as too much" She said ahe had i was reserved by military authorities been "mad" at her husband beforel for an "antl-Fascist peoples rally" 'meeting the RCISSOnS Her husband' sponsored by leftist had slapped her several times in the past Mrs Osborn said in herstate-I GAIN BY BABE 11D11 station I occasion to stir tip trouble Mrs Osborn told Miller that shei Hibiya park in downtown "had not drunk much beer but it a block from Allied as too much" She said he had was reserved by military authorities a been "mad" at her husband beforel for an "anti-Fascist peoples rally" meeting the ROSSOOS Her husband sponsored by leftist organizdtions had slapped her several times in the past Mrs Osborn said In her'state- GAIN BY BABE 11D11 The cage struck him on the top back of the head pulling the down over his eyes After he struck Turner was able to press button stopping the elevator and releasing him Turner was treated at the scene an intern from the General hos then taken to St Marys hospital for further treatment Turner gave his address as 3515 boulevard' The cage struck him on the top hack of the head pulling h- down over his eyes After he struck Turner was able to press button stopping the elevator and 'releasing him Turner was treated at the scene an intern from the General hos- al then taken to St Mary's hos- Pilots and Missouri and Illinolswhatever place the consul general police today were searching for awanted her moved to small chartered plane with two Kan-I ilotrefering With the oooti" 1 as Citidns aboard It took off from The ambassador maintained Mc-the Grandview airport at 1 o'clockDermott continued that the alleged! this morning for Quincy Ill of the consulate by the police The singleengined craft eightviolated Its socalled extra-terri- hours overdue in Quincy was piloted torial status and that the action by George (Gene) Johnston 3010 Harrison street Mrs Mabel LengeiovefoLititted oilK States officials were pre the consul general from earl One Hundred Second and Holmes rying out his duties streets was a passenger It warn i In response to all this McDermott( last reported at Kirksville Lovett told Panyushkin that' where it landed for refueling at 3ithe school teacher had been perI o'clock this morning The planeimitted at the hospital to receive took off from there at 3:55 o'clock eve ho he wanted to receive that I i 1 i I ing HOLM Aug 14(AP) government notified Counts and t')1Kr Bernadotte today that it had scal rr: ed the Israeli proposal for di- WAS re-t Palestine peace talks between a b' the and Jews 1 rele In a cable to the United Nations' moclator the Egyptian government he Egyptians could not accept' P12 the s'arid of the Israeli thlt it could discuss the future "oil Ben fits part of Palestine" Lenadotte said the Jews had apVow hi him with the idea of di-1 rect negotiations with the Arabs pill He added he had relayed the invita- tod holt to the Arab states at the re- Dir quest of the Israeli foreign minister chs Mo'he Shertok thel Tl'e Egyptian overnment said the pia '-'11rit31 council had ptovided for de himself to suggest soluto the Palestine problem Be- NI It Sp of the security council's ac- the Egyptians added Egypt had Mrs 00Yerl Bernadotte's orders for a or "A file in the Holy Land but ex-1 core any solution for permanent prRre to comp from Bernadotte Its di Pnnm Conior rmly 1113q91i01111n Ina Musa 1217 SinC and scalp was a by pital Benton Pius today their place MRS Mrs who is illness since i ine I i HOLM Aug 14(AP) votvn government notified Count' and l'')INe Bernadotte today that it had scalp ed the Israeli proposal for di- was Palestine peace talks between: a the and Jews In a cable to the United Nations' m'''mtor the Egyptian government by nld the EVD ans could no acceo 't ti Id tl pit2 CI 11 i IT a rt ti tit Cf PS r3 Jo i Tokyo--! I ment HUSBAND souorr REVOLVER Puhnonary Complications Clear Osborn Is employed at the Oen- hilt (OSI1111011 Still Daugeroono era! Motors corporation They have NSW YORK Aug 14(AP)--babe been married ten years The re- Ruth's pulmonary complication volver was purchased by the hum- have cleared but baseball's ailingl band and kept in the makeup kit thome-tun king still is on the critical! to' prevent the children from play list hospital attaches reported today' ing with the weapon Mrs Osborn The regular morning hospital but- said letin said Ruth passed a "soniewhatl As she wag being finger printed restless night" and added: by Noel Forbes police technician "Although pulmonary complica-I Mrs Osborn said "I am sorry I did tiona have cleared and heart action It" I still remains strong his condition Is Fcllowing the issuance of a state critical" I warrant charging assault with In- Last night's bulletin said he tent to kill Mrs Osborn entered al "rested well during the evening and plea of innocence at her arralen- awakened to speak with his wile" i ment before Judge Clyde Myers In the city court She was relemed mile on bond Pending a Zisis Yet a Newcomer memo cry hearing August 24 rial entails no DOPE sES FILM GlIOUP VATICAN Ctry Aug 14(AP)--Pope XII received in special audience Darryl Zanuck film producer Director Henry King Screen Writer Charles McArthur and members of families The audience took at the Pope's aummer resideice at Castelgandolfo near Rome MARV ISIALINKEY DIES KIRHYVILIN MO Aug 14 (AP)-- Mary Elizabeth Mahlikey 69 was named outstanding rural correspondent in the nation by the Crowell Publishing company In 1936 dead at her home here after a long She had been writing ever the Ira 14 years old in fact the Soviet vice consul ati plane owned by the Airway Flying New York had been permitted to service at the Municipal Air Termi-1 see her although she heft not renal to take her to visit her moth-lquested the visit and when she sawl Pr Mrs Lula Rust4641 Tracy ave-'him she told him that she did not flue who is in a ciitical condition to talk to him a Quincy hospital 1 MrDermotro serrosent enn Mrs Lenge is the sister-in-law of 1114 eft Joheph Lenge 3434 South Ben- (C on tirttled nn World Poo) ton DemocratiO candidate for Visit our nw modern bocj ft epar1 i tylnprzintl Arts ND Only et Goldmnn's RoltncOndievi Mot Iklovo rtg county seasessor infra etti floor Emery on 8 Hiwkas ABC VI ti ii 0 'I.