The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 2

IMOINIMEMEINI tot 10! 4 1 I'll KANSAS CITY STAN FEIDA OCTOBER 11 0 IRO PUSTPONE A CHURCH mut FIRE MOLL 1011 THE BLIND Well Ill Tell TO ORCHESTRA BOARD 1ILis irephoto) have retilized a fire drill had been railed The drill Wit8 a part of the fire prevention week activities in Kansas City Kansas tpiteopal Bloceioan Ashembly tt ill Not Be Held hansom Students Hurry Front stale school Building A RYAN APPEAL IS SET1 SECOND VOTE CASE WILL BE AR- i GLIED DECEMBER 5 i REBUS IN GAIN ON LBRO ASSOCIATION MEMBERS ELECT THE TRUSTEES FOR SEASON kiETS OIL COW11110' '1'811 CHICAGO Oct (A Judge Walter Lindley today tel tattvely set May 8 1939 for reut of ten oil company executives one oil company convicted July at Madison Wis of charges of cot spiring to increase and fix gasoliti prices The new trial will be a Madison 1(3' '1'111 ey today tel 39 for retrt xecutives ticted targes of cot fix gasolu 11 will be a The I OF (I A diocesan assembly of the Daugh ters of the King scheduled to be held tomorrow and Sunday at St Paul's Episcopal church North Eighteenth street and Washington boulevard Kansas City Kansas has been postponed indefinitely Tile Om irt inn )( 'Ewe! Iftli 1Varil Joe111er III Be Cotimillered by High Court in Si 11011k AN Perri l'reOdep In Alpellee of in ell (ironer man of II l'hithartomile Group As A surprue fire drill at the Kansas State School for the Blind in MRS City Kansas today sent eighty-eight children with impaired vision hurrying from the buildings to the school-grounds Capt Roy Moulton of the Me inspection bureau of the Kansas City Kansas fire department said he Wit5 not completely satisfied with the drill He explained however that inasmuch as the fire bell was sounded less than live minutes before the regular time for the bell calling a change of classes some of the students who lagged might not 7 "1 'I i But to)aiists Hold Hills Coin-mending Entire Range ism vie Asaoetated Press) HENDAYBo FRANCK Oct lt insurgents aided by heavy reinforcements today drove government militiamen parUy out of the strategic mentions they had recaptured in the Pandol mountains on the Ebro front The government admitting these reverses insisted however its troops still were holding the dominant hills commanding the entire range In 1111 yak Or Members of the Kansas City Phil-lute mine Orchestra association met 'oda in an adjourned meeting at the Hold Milehlebach to elect a boaod of trustees Ire the abence of Powell Grone'r chairman of the board of trustee's and Conrad Mann thairnin of the executive commit rt1: By Boa BURNS read an article the other day saying that the government is wasting the taxpayers money and the writer 4t zt said that he can't under( I idel stand why rep! the taxpayers don't get to- gether and sot 44 make an in1-440 40 vest igation final The trouble 11111171 is by the tiny! a man has Is I made enough to pay his IGHT IT Our taxes he's too tired to worry about hat happens to maybe he jest gets discouraged like my Uncle Skinny Flint One night he was woke up by a noise and he found his wife strugglin' with a- burglar His wife says "This burgler is robbing your pants on and Uncle Skinny says "No it's out of my hands two fight it out between yourselves!" Coppriphi 1938) Angora baby sweater in white or real 32-38 e5 4ora fl baby Etter in Ile or I 32-38 e5 Batt111 The appeiii taken by Mrs Frances Ryan Pendergast organization boss of the twelfth ward and Matt Devoe her political henchman from a second conviction of vote fraud "441Th conspiracy in the 1936 election will II' I be argued before the United State Circuit Court of Appeals at St Louis 5 Koch clerk of the appellate court today notified A Arnold clerk of the federal district court 1 of the docketing of the Ryan-Devoe I ease The two were convicted by a I Jury in the court of Judge Merrill Otis last May 12 of election fraud 0 CJI I conspiracy Mrs RVana sentence In this case was made to run concurrently with a 37year term she received in a pre- vious conviction In the ricit con- qeatz vction by Jury she was charged with election fraud conspiracy in the fit- tee nth precinct of the ward Still waiting at Ellis island to- An appeal from the first ionvir- ay was John Strachey British lion will be argued here October 24 uthor and student of cominu- The second conviction is regarded in ism denied permission to enter legal circles as a highly important molter Mrs Ryan contends that to his country when he reached its try her a steond time was placing front door" through cancellation lir in jeopardy twice for the same his passport visa He arrived crime the port of New York Tuesday i rom England In 1935 he was ar- 110 MORE 11 DEATH PROBE ested on charges of having made Parking Plant Worker Arc Held legal entry into this country for lin estigatioo eportation proceedings TWO men were arrested today im were dropped when he i'olun- in the investigation of the murder irily left the country of Mrs Helen Burec 51-year-old widow whose body was found Sepi tember 29 in the basement of a beer ft GE CAR 01 71t) IN i939 i parlor at 27 Central avenue Kan I sas City Kansas Edward Hayes and i it i itac1 a Salle t)(a ler Hear 1)pwriptimi of New itutti i Robert Darnall detectives who i made the arrests said both men had Still waiting at Ellis island today was John Strachey British author and student of communism denied permission to enter hi country when he reached its "front door'' through cancellation his passport visa He arrived the port of New York Tuesday from England In 1935 he was arrested on charges of having made illegal entry into this country Deportation proceedings against him were dropped when he voluntarily left the country HI GE CAR 0171 t) IN 1939 Uadillac I a Salle Dealer Hear Dewriptimi or New initul 411 wool hetland usp ender skirt in black or rust 12-16 5 1 '---1 I 44 ir41411s 11 i i 0 4 (I ir4 Avvv I I 1 1 i I I A III 1 i I 1 0 All wool hetland ender skirt in black or f1 rust 12-18 1 5 i 1 I 1 woos land ender or 12-16 1 I 4 1 IV dela fol 11 le Itt to be bu or ADMITS GUILT AS A SPY I of at i i t4 tee yv perry presided The following trustees were elated: Abeensithy Harry Luna lord Bornro A Alla Arthur Mos Atkins Mann John Barrcus Mtb Marsh Gordon Realism Senry Mosstrian David Beals rhombi Mastin Sol Belkson Wham Joseph Bird Nat Milo ra at Borsertne Harold Mind lin J1114111 Bowersock Heath Mouree Mrs Boyle A Muehlebach Brodnat ex McDaniel Bross It McElroy Mrs Charles 8 lishkm win FAT" Das sd Chasnoll Joseph 1 IbleGee Churchill Milton McGi ef- Collett Ras Conlin Mrs John Mc- Charles Cook Pletcher Cowherd Laughlin Mn Prank CIII Nat ton well I Nichols Hugh Curran Ars flank Nilo Harry Dm rbs NPrilit Dmitri Do ittlit Noinuist Davis -lenrs Nottberg Joseph Deco Ars Jack NOIFP Ralph Delsi cute louses Nugent Loma Ehriish samuel Oppenstein Mrs Eppsrson Wilham 0 Pesrson Tom Es Pendergost Robert FIZZet Dr Pickard Fred Prick I Perry Galambo loseph Porter Theodore Gary 1 Pryor Cornelitu Gibitto Ara Jaineo a Reed Fred Goldman Mrs James A Grant Roberta Ralph GrliV Roy A Roberto Robert GreienleksetMrs Alcsander James Grimes Rothenberg Powell Groner Louts Rothschild 1 Hall Schneider Porter Hall Or Edwin Henry Stet Harzteld Schorer Henn Hosed! Shafer Ferdinand Hauck Shank Charlet' Hayman Stratton Shartel Edgar A Hess Mrs Edwin George Hicks Shields Pred Hoover William Simms Mrs Mary Hoover Mester Smith Mrs John Huckel Hon Bryce 8 Smith Prank Hudson la HUPP Harold Smith Walter JaccaJd Victor Soess Mtn Jenkins: III I Staples l7harles Johnston Ars Grant Stauffer Cliff Jones Robert Sterling Herbert Jones Sigmund Stern Lsaac Katz Mrs Sigmund Stern TIMM Kemper rhOMIA Strickler Kemper Jr I A Tobin Kent Howard Treodwati Keyes Aro Fred Trigg 7 Kimball Trimble ot A Krainer Paul Uhlmann Labhart Mrs Fred yin Herman Long- cent worthy William Volker IS Austin tittchaw Lou Williams Hal Lebrecht Maurice Winger Pred Lee Fred Wollerms Leedy I Woodmo rise' 8 LIncoln Herbert Woolf Longo's A Zimmer Zharles Luger ----4 (Continued From First Page) army medical reserve and head of the Nazi "Friends of the New Ger') lan' in this country He escaped aboard the German liner Bremen without his passport and as a "stowaway" Military authorities at first expressed doubt secrets allegedly stolen amounted to anything more than could be cribbed from books found in libraries throughout the world detailing the fighting strength of the na tions More recent developments however including President Roosevelt's expressed concern over the activities oi spies and propagardists and the disclosure later in the inquiry secret plans both at the Seversky plant and at Mitchel field allegedly had been tampered with have lent new hnportance to the case I- 1 1 I i 6 -41 1 It" i 10' j' BUN MIIIION BUN It does in and out the blouse of this Junior black alpaca and ends up in tiny moire bows New corselette waistline very slim: ming to middles New Zouave shirred front New high neckline In fact everything about this frock is new for YOU! 9-15 Third East $1293 JOHN TAYLOR'S A Skov Ahead on Potticoat Lane renid in No' and SH opera" up 8' fr the intcrr lie ho 11r4 He for lie three the ad propi" peran In tho inL" CL scriber fact rerivr as the new paren' 4 CONVICT ESCAPES tUARD been associates of the slain woman They are being held on bonds of $1000 each set by Judge Thomas in police court The men are John Bertek 60 years old 12 North First street and Lazo Kokot 59 Central avenue Kansas City Kansas Both deny knowledge of the crime They will be questioned later today They are packing plant workers Miss Nora Kurebac 24 years old who also lives at 252 Central avenue is being held as a material witness on a bond of 6500 PREMDENT IN VOTE TALK Add res Will Chiefly Compri York Ca Julia itoi Wilh a hop 1 i 0 i skip find a Dealers in all makes of motor cars in the United States will stock with 1939 models of cars valued at 225 million dollars this fall Upson assistant general sales manager of the Cadillac-LaSalle division of Gen- eral Motors today told 100 Ca dillac and La Salle dealers from Missouri! and Kansas at a luncheon meeting at the Hotel President The dealers were given a descript ion of the 1939 Cadillac and LaSalle cars 1 "This sum" Mr Upson declared to be spent in the next thirty days may well carry business into 1939 on a rapidly mounting swell With contrete evidence that retail sales will be much larger than a year ago the turnover of expenditures will become far greater Every section of the country will profit from the circulation of such a vast sum of Glen MacCaddam Cadillac-La- I Salle district manager in Kansas City presided at the luncheon Poi-lowing luncheon Mr MacCaddam assisted by Robert Greenlease Kansas City distributor explained the new models Others attending i the session from Detroit were sales promotion department: Smith organization manager George Otto service promotion manager manager JUMPED Loa I Wm at tor ha aas littvila I Louis Angulum convict in the Kansas state penitentiary at Lan-- sing at the University of Kansas hospital for treatment escaped his guard at the hospital about 1 oclock today A pickup order was put out by Kansas City police on request of the police of Kansas City Kansas A Buckner penitentiary guard was in charge of Angulum Angulum is described as 40 years old 5 feet and 4 inches tall weighing 140 pounds He was wearing dark trousers blue wool coat and light cap TWO CHARITY BOARD I I i I i 1 I I an old favorite comes back the suspender jumper And as practical a fashion as ever was too For the suspender jumper may lead a varied and exciting life with sweaters blouses shirts and guimpes as companion pieces sus al a tnion 'Bs the Associated Press) WASHINGTON Oct It Roosevelt probably will broadcast a address the night of November 4 from his home in Hyde Park In making this announcement today the White House said: -While the President's remarks primarily will concern the voters of New York state they will be sufficlently extensive in range to interest the nation as a whole" 1NR: RED AT TIIE CITY HALL i I l': Sportswear Third Center PILOTS OFFER SAFETV IDEAS I(n I ng or Wilmer Silted les Proposed Traxwt Fliers CH1cAGO Oct changes! in regulations governbig the nations air lines were reconursended today by the Mr Line Pilots" association at I meeting of the group and the civil aeronautics authority tere Asking primarily the slowing down of schedules especially in the winter in the interests of safety the thirty-five pilots attending the meeting also favored: 4 Lengthening of ground time at stop a uniforufetthod of wind computation adjustment of maximum gross loads to permit safer operation in adverse weather i additional fuel reserve for bad weather uniformed dump valves! higher minimum requirements for alternate airports and tighter traffic control of military plane 1 LAL'IDRIMEN GET A DELA JOHN TAYLOWS A Step Plead on Petticoat 1410 Lyon moot ft Dominick to Jacob Loo Fund i The selection of Lynn of the Epperson Underwriting company and Dominick president of the Traders Gate City National bank was made today to fill meancies on the board of the Jacob Loose Million Dollar Charity association SENATOR BARKLEY TO KANSAS Thr prnm the re tempt id rws thing do I ever tion migh the mint them tt'h morel ent perm' maim he ga Iamb Ipast Inz to store tion 0 I Buse Pi-tone sii)s She Fell Oil Way Pay Tases Mrs Rose Pistone 42 years old1 535 Forest avenue suffered a sprained left knee today when she fell at the City hall She was taken to the General hospital Mrs Pistone said she was walking towards a tax payment window on the first floor when she slipped and fell I 1 I 'NEW ROVE PAPER MI Beretta l'r4rtNer Lentc File Stilries and flatsemeld The Bermingham Prosser compally distributor of printing paper: wrapping paper and cordage today announced that it had leased the property at 711-15 May street occupied until recently by the Lechtman Printing company The property i contains a 5-story and basement fireproof building and the adjoining vacant lot The new tenant will obtain a larger warehouse and office space a more convenient arrangement and Improved shipping facilities in the new quarters Bermingham $ice-president and treasurer said today This is the third expansion move since the company established its Kansas City unit fifteen years ago Read the want ad columns of The more good people meet more good people in a trading mood regularly than any other time or Democrat le Lender Spenkn at tin I ly October 26 Senator Alben Barkley of Kentucky will be the featured speaker at a large gathering of Democrats Wednesday night October 26 in Kansas City Kansas William Drennan chairman of the Wyandotte County Democratic central cornmittee announced today CRANE'S PLUNGE KILLS TWO PITTSBURGH Oct 14---(A 1 Two men were killed and approximately a score of others were rescued when a traveling crane toppled trom the new Highland Park bridge today and plunged 100 feet below into the Allegheny river SI LI 1 A Continuance Is Granted io Per- mit cotiveutiou Judge Thomas Seehtrrn of the criminal court today granted a con- i tinuance until October 31 of the cases Of seventeen laundry owners who were indicted by the county grand jury on a charge of conspiracy i to fix prices The continuance was granted when the laundry owners made it known they desired to attend a national convention of laundry owners in St Louis Monday Arguments on motions filed by attornm for the laundrymen attacking the legality of the grand jury indictments will be heard October I to-10'141k flot -7 11 41 I 4 310th Mrs 'Nen her a spin of spa stre in a she hoTit A Frhool tamed te(hi now 0-car forw! an 22 i o-k 4 4 414-4 1 0 r41 4 ft lsvi 4 I I Special Purchase A woolens ritor Lid lit 9 vi'S A 4 i Ilt r' 40 I I id 1 A A 0 Outstanding values in fine Fall woolens from some of the finest manufacturers in the country Botany Hockanum Kauffman Stevens lull-hard All 54 incbes wide 0:9 tiF En'2 Comtr were th It w11 olcl the Clinct dimetc 11 You've Never Worn an ARTIST MODEL Change Your Mind 4ND Your Figure SALE 4 1 1 14 '14' 1 4 I 4 i 1 4 41 i I I 4 41 44 1 I I 4 Al! wool dress weights II' many little novelty weaves and colons Black navy gold heaves peel grey tan rust wine purple Peg up to $250 i t) I II TIIAT ItEEFEIrS HEISE AGAIN with the original all-in-one foundation garment You'll revel in its style its comfort and the remarkably good sense of its detachabla brassiere feature Model sketched of plain controlling batiste 34-44 palk tatif11 and to pr IL) an tri nitro badly Alkweet suitings mid dress weights in islack navy rust green Ileum wine Teal Reg up tis $354 sALE $11 59 YIP The pets of the younger crowd because they're so very very smart priced not to strain allowances and their comfortable last and fine constructionkeeps them "on the go" from morning to night without a murmur I $11w because it has quietly been proving one of the season's successes among smart young things who now it's a perfect choice for town or country campus or travel Slightly fitted to make your waist look tiny flared skirt to lend grace as you walk Made of super Scot-tex fleece warm moisture proof dust proof and wrinkle proof Saddle blue or oxford 10-20 If you haven't had an opportunty to meet Mary Gladys Jones Artist Model stylist we urge you to do so She is an expert at diagnosing figure problems and will be in the de partment all day tomorrow Thp 11! thp re Wrq in OM SALE $-n 98 11) tumid ul mistily wool coatings anti imported slress weights in black Ill)' brown Willi gritty anti tweeis Reg up to A Lorelei scalloped top atep-in kid lined Black or brown colt $8 73 Sculpture Jet Mack dove fitting Nato( V-thont pump with pin point perlotattenti 8 75 I Third West $1995 Fourth Floor Baltimore Avenue CkbIIn black or brown stirde tongue pump kid lined 17 Zid Many others $7 73 JOHN TAYLOR'S Main Floor 0 0 0 0 0 0 SOHN TAYLOR'S A Imo Mood es Potato tome JOHN TAYLOR'S A loop Ahead en Pottosel Woo A Stop Ahood on Potticoo LOW Tnt TOIN totT 1r ct" PItP14 OTe Mh rr JOHN TAYLOR'S A bolo Aboold go PSIIDll Lass -woommovo00 PA 0 1.