The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 2

TII10 KANSAS CITY STATJ TUESDAY JTJXE 17 1011 NAME THREE DRAFT GROUPS LAW YER TAKES OWN LIFE IIP HOW AMI I ll Traffic Injurii to our HOLD UP ROSS GRANTS JAPAN Nl II DESERT Is Orvlllo Powell St Joseph Fun ml Dead In Car SISTERS EXPLAIN DELAY ON $14500 BEQUEST 7 Ml) fl MT VN Tit ft 5 UN TraJe Negotiation With Dutch Taut Indira Are Broken Off After Months British I se Surprise Tactln li I inhlins Wbiih May Turn i Into Major Rattle The Distribution Await I'ay inent of All 'laves and Ohll gallons iiitnoo In 1(1( kho Ambrose O'llallahan 3028 Indlni Robert Paul Bredelioeft ao41 Cm Iandore Abraham HodRra UbOa wii rood Charles Alfred Campbell ai land: Robert Jack Hnnclaxo aV I Bellrfontaine Roland Belford Banii gran 4770 Danvar nfl SLAYING ALARMS FIRST Lb Glrla Taking Defenses jnDl Capital Are Cautioned (By (As Juociarsa fVsii) Washington June Washing ton police searched for a piece of hemp rope today In the hope It might be a vital clue In the death of Jci Strleff 23-year-old war depart ment worker whose body was found in a garage yesterday As police pressed their search also for the missing clothes Miss etrieVe (HV The Slur's Own 5ritrl Sr Joseph June The body of Orvllle Powell 39 a former assistant prosecuting attorney of Buchanan County was discovered in a crt today in a --ove near the "102" river cast of St Joseph A length of garden hose was attached to the exhaust pipe of the car and led to the driver's seat The young lawyer had been In private practice since leaving the THE DUTCH WON'T BEND DRIVE TO FT CAPUZZO SUth Eighth and Eleventh W'nril Men to Report Three Kansas City draft boards to-day called more men for service The gToups from boards No a and No 6 will be Inducted June 26 the group from No li June 28 The selectees: Board No AuRUnt Lafayette Huber Jr 8fl23 Charlotte Leonard Joseph KlniiCKan 31-8 Charlotte Leon Arnold Munne 8023 Cherry Wllllnm Leon Berlau 5415 Harrison Joseph Allen Evana 4541 Main George Franklin Amis 430 West Eleventh Vernon Lincoln Onston 4030 WornHll: William George Oathoff Jr Campbell William Sage Ready 51135 Holmes Glenn Wlllard Antrim 41 2 1 Charlotte Board No Jamas Korach Jacobs 5930 Oak John A Towniey 1217 West Flfty-elRhth: Francis McCarty Jr 304 Huntlnirton: Leon Blttenfeld YmX sit Two daughters of the late Michael Ross Pendergast partner testified Request to Reconsider June 6 Re ply to Japanese Proposals It Refused Aai Counterattacks Are Beaten Baik I'ncmy Suffering Heavy Losses Cairo Say in the circuit court today that on prosecutor's office several years ags advice of legal counsel they as He was married Illegible words on executors of the estate had will a piece of paper found ln the car xo ciiamk in iiklationS' NAZIS CLAIM lilCi SMASH evidently were meant for Mrs held distribution of the estate until all taxes and other obligations against 1 Powell but Coroner Mundy it were paid said it was not a note of explana tlon of the suicide ie V- Thin were twrnty-two traffic accidents In Kan-as Ci'y yesterday involving four personal injuries two to passengers one to a bicycle rider and one to a motorcycle operator Motor cur deaths to date 14 Same period last year 10 Deaths in 1940' 24 Personal injury accidents to date tills year 518 Same period last year 537 Their testimony Indirectly pointed to that advice as the reason they British Have lost 100 Armored i Motor I nits Sime Sunday pB Asserts Joint Communique Make the Talki Are Conducted Amicably PAY SLIT CASE NEARLY IN 801 Westover Paul Monteleone 407 West Forty-ninth: Carl DeVrv Chi-cngo Edward Spiegel 7558 Grand Thomas Grlsell Jr 12 West Fifty-third terrace William Thomson 635 West Sixty-sixth terrace Warren wore when she loft her apartment Sunday Mrs Franklin Roosevelt expressed concern to her press con fcrence over the safety of young women who take defense jobs here The first lady advised that girls be extremely careful in accepting favors from strangers or casual ac quaint a nces and that If a young woman takes a drink at all it should only be In the company of well known friends Counselor Contends Law Limits Bennett East Tenth Liability of City 4U4 404 Final arguments ln the $280000 (By Ihi Attarintei Pren) Batavia' Netherlands East Board No Arlow Stockier Zeller 2519 Bullcfontalne: Israel Mendelsohn 25 1 Prospect Jack Bernard Saper 205 Benton Charles Wada Pearca 1319 East Twenty-eighth terrace Ray Edgar Sperry 3037 Wabash Wilfrid back salary suit against the city 'I A were expected to be completed late Indies June 17 Japan broke this afternoon before Judge Ben A GLOW OF PATRIOTISM Terte in the circuit court off economic negotiations with the Netherlands East Indies today but both gov William Kemp counselor con tended in today's argument the law for marry generations had prohibited LEGION JULY 4 RALLY TO CLIMAX WITH FIREWORKS (By (he jltsnrlcfd Prnf 'Cairo Egypt June British troops in a surprise movement "made an initial penetration as far as Ft Ca-puzzo" just across the Egyptian border in Libya and "then beat back determined Axis counterattacks by reinforcements hurried there from the Tobruk area" the Middle East command announced today liability being Imposed beyond what ernments announced jointly that their failure to agree on a trade pact would lead to "no the city could pay He asserted that when salary appropriations were exhausted by machine rule ln the City John Taylor change in normal relations" between them hall the city no longer could be held Display Mure I'lalioriiie Than Any Other Here Mure Sluliie Kcui of 192:1 Planned for Holiday liable for further salaries that vear had not turned over to Charles Ross their brother money found in a safety deposit box In an envelope addressed to him Ross is the plaintiff ln a replevin suit in which he seeks to compel his sisters to turn over to him $14500 plus $2000 In damages His sisters are Mrs Lucile Ross Hamilton 1055 West Fifty-sixth street and Mrs Florence Ross Pendergast 6525 Valley road Ross testified that when his father's safety deposit box was opened October 22 1937 there was an envelope addressed to him ln his fathers handwriting and containing $14500 On cross-examination by Wright Conrad for the defense he testified there also were other envelopes In the box addressed to other member? of the family containing money Both sisters as executors testified they had made no distribution of the estate that the money In all of the envelopes had been held intact to Insure payment of all taxes and other claims Mrs Pendergast added that no expenditures had been made except on approval of the probate court She testified she and Mrs Hamilton had received $5000 each thus far as compensation for their services as executors No claims of heirs had been paid she said pending settle A Joint communique stated that The city resumed Its arguments at 2 clock following the noon ad Journment the long conferences at which Japan had been seeking larger shipments of oil rubber and tin "unfortunately When it's all over except the fire- The war bulletin said heavy losses About 20000 acres ln Canada were planted in fiber flax during 1940 No matter what you want it will save time and money to use Star Want Adv were inflicted on the German and wks tne oig American legion pa-Italian troops ho repeatedly a--1 rally Jtt will be starting the 1 evening of July the Fourth at the saulted the impenal forces Ft Capuzzo is opposite Salum gome Ullrtyfjve piecM of para where fierce fighting appeared win requirf a day and veloping into major battle follow-jhaf of work by several men tQ jet ing the start of the British of fen-1 them up readlness for the dttZ2UnB ive display which will begin about 9:20 In East Africa the imperial com- i oclock have come to no satisfactory result" Observer interpreted the Japanese anion as indicating that Japan for the present sai abandoning prarrful economic penetration of the Indict rich in raw materials vital for war German effort to obtain these commodities through Japan were ronsidered likewise blocked At the eleventh hour Kenkichl Ycshizawa head of the Japanese delegation asked the I delegation to reconsider Its reply of June This Is Rowdy the San Francisco fox terrier condemned to death by a clause Ln the will of his late owner Mrs Clara Edgar-ton Shown with him Is Just a bit of the flood of fan mall which has reached the dog from persons protesting his death sentence Rowdy's Ufa has been spared temporarily by a restraining order which expires Thursday when court action on whether the order shall be made permanent will be taken A special group of Genuine Panama worth up to $500 mand said British lorces captured LARGEST HERE YEARS ap Italian rear guard position west Members of the Legion's city cen of Lake Lakemti in Southern Ethio-1 ment of the estate in the probate tral executive committee asserted court inZ the spectacular display would previous Japanese proposal Japan had termed this reply "un hp the Inrppxl slnrA thi Khrin rnri- Assab area six Fascist excepting 180 men were reported captured MpmnriQ hl SAYS miE WAS DISCARDED Cur Driver Is Sentenced After Trurker Tells of Crash A BRIDE FOR DEAN Paul II Lawson Weds Miss Elizabeth Ruip (By The Start Own Service 'British sources described the lm- ushered in the Jubllesta a few years MHni rtffpnciup in North Africa as aeo 411 lwil null fnr tho MlftmPnt "ft' Besldes the traditional noise flash James A King 416 Nebraska Kansas City Kansas testified but that the operations were de- QMiH rr rvc thle vaar't eViAur i(tl inAi in municipal court today that the driver of a car which struck his truck vplonine I "U- ln bringing up reinforcements "Jfj by fim Tobruk eighty miles away the dusUiea the fields of Illusion a -onrtor hrt riraw nff mystery and comedy Saturday night on Southwest boulevard threw away a bottle of cherry trr of their forces encircline that' A giant piece called "Zombie" will satisfactory" It rejected a Jnpanese request for bigger amounts of the strategic raw materials than previously had been purchased and refused to accord Japan special privileges for economic development of the I The Dutch governor-general declined to recoasider stating he must rest on his position of June 6 Yo-shizawa then replied that he had been instructed to withdraw his delegation The Joint communique followed Yoshizawa plans to leave for Japan June 27 Representatives of both sides stressed that the negotiations had been conducted amicably TWO COMA AFTER CRASH wine after the accident The car Lawrence Kas June The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Rupp secretary of Chancellor Deane Malott of the University of Kansas and Dean Paul Lawson of the college of liberal arts last night came as a surprise to Mt Oread today The couple was married at the chancellor's home by the Rev mostly in tones of brown and Hritish-held port driver charged with driving while Intoxicated gave his name and ad dress as Frank Cherry 534 Cherrv VENTILATED PANAMAS 295 street He was sentenced to eighteen oays at the municipal farm or to pay a fine of $60 Frank Walker jr who Is to enter army service Friday was given a Aszman of the First Presbyterian church Only Mrs Aszman and the Malott family attended the ceremony in addition to the participants stay on a fine for careless driving His home is at 5415 Virginia avenue -Mi 4 jVt jj' Tl These drivers found guilty of driv The bride a University of Kansas graduate formerly taught school at Halstead Kas She worked a year ing carelessly while intoxicated all 901 Walnut 12th Baltimort were sentenced to fifteen days in Jail or to pay $50 fines and their driving licenses were susnended for Berlin June Britain's North African forces have lost 100 ai-rored motor units up to this noon 1U a battle that has been raging in the desert around the Egyptian border post of Salum since Sunday the official German news agency DNB said today The Axis forces bearing the brunt fit the fighting are stationed between British forces on the Egyptian front and the British garrison sk the Libyan port of Tobruk eighty miles to the west the agency said 1 The high command communique as less specific but eaid "the enemy's tank losses were Increased onnsiderably" in continued fighting tn the Egyptian-Libyan border 'with the use of strong forces on Ifoth sides" FEE SUIT REVIEW or more in uean Lawson's office before she became secretary to the late Chancellor Lindley about five sixty days: years ago Mrs Lawson is a sister John Tillman 3505 the Paseo William Scott 1819 East PIIpV deep blue The central action will be that of four madly-revolving wheels which by illusion will appear to be moving swiftly toward the audience A complicated comedy piece will present a big goose waddling onto the side of the field where it will leave a huge golden egg then run away Explosion of the egg will reveal a gosling hastening after the goose AERIAL eefects in pastels A 19-division piece will produce aerial effects in blues pinks lavenders yellows greens and silver A bomb soaring Into the sky will explode not In sprays and flashes upward but in a steady downpour of golden rain In the ninety seconds the white magnesium will burn in the Niagara Falls display the committee as-sures any amateur camera fans the grounds will be as light as a noon and pictures may be taken without flash bulbs Following the opening salute a 20-foot American Legion emblem In colors will appear on one side of the field a likeness of Milo War enth street Mr and Mrs Luis Rosncr Re-main in a Critical Condition Luis Rosner and his wife Mrs Eva Rosner 617 East Sixty-third street terrace remained ln critical conditions today at the St Joseph hospital Don Noland Rosner a son also Injured when their motor car and a truck collided last night at Bannister and Holmes roads was Improved Neither Mr nor Mrs Rosner had regained consciousness this morning ALL "NEXT DOOR" Marcellno Candllla 7030 ERst Sev oi Adoiph Rupp University of Kentucky basketball coach Following the ceremony Dean and Mrs Lawson left for Colorado where they will spend several weeks They will be at home in Lawrence ln August Plans for the wedding were known only to intimate friends Dean Lawson became a member of the faculty in 1916 acting dean of the college ln 1933 and dean in 1934 He is a teacher of entomoloev nnri SPECTATOR CLASSIC that will steal the show -All eyes will be upon you when you appear in this frock Wonderful linei that simply shout fine tailoring and custom cutting Cool rayon sheer in beige or aqua accented with smart contrasting saddle stitching 12-20 Third East $1195 entleth street Louie Kurtz S229 Troost avenue Robert Drummond Gallatin Mo Joe Winkfleld 950 Walker street Kansas City Kansas ARMED MIGHT NOT ENOLCH Physical and Moral Qualities Called More Important (By Iht Auociated Prat) Pasadena Calif June The United States might as well leave its airplanes and battleships unbuilt Dr Meyer said today "If we are not as a nation physically tough mentally sound and morally strong" The University of California medical research director told the Amer- livestock Commission Mm Seek Farther Supreme Court Action I (Bs iht Atiociatii Press) Washington June The Supreme court was asked today to reconsider Its May 26 decision sus still conducts several classes (Continued From First Page) make recent decades seem like the covered wagon era This opinion was expressed here today by Alex Bailey Chicago It IS Dean Lawson's second mar riage The first Mrs Lawson died a year and a half ago taining an order Issued by Vice- ner national commander In colored llnh- I "8ntS SILENT IKUTLEIl chief operating engineer of the Commonwealth Edison company one Pretirtont Wnllarp tt'hilo corrptarv 8t the ODDOSlte Side Lost Anything? Phone an ad to HArrison Adv 01 the principal lecturers at the meeting of the American Society of tear Action tnr th Mechanical ffntrlnpr thp Mtol 'r af agriculture which reduced the "um VI 7" Maximum fees permitted commU-1 m( hN tl0" "how sion acents at the Kansas City £nlw "lehlns dockyards from 1933 to 1937 and neld A rehearing was sought In the Rnd flame ln bombers and field artillery firing Bright flnUh rhrnme plated has black ebony hanrilr Ideal gift for Anniversaries and YVeddinfS While SO sflOO last only ML Mail Orders Add 10c Muehlebach I 1 2 division ln Our rnttnm tioU nactly rirht and srf prkfd exactly' rA There is no one improvement in I -since only 501 uer cent of the 5 lnnB-littcated rase hv a crmm of "lm Buuul' we our present way of doing things that ridit at sv: $309 commission men who had contended they were entitled to $586093 of (draft) registrants thus far examined received full military admission the problem of rehabilitation of the remediable physical defects assumes unforseen proportions" win stand out Mr Bailey believes for all industries are closely related and each kept up its scientific research work through the depression period even when factory workers lunds impounded in the federal dis- uuttt President Hotel rlct court 1121 WALNUT were Being dismissed EILOGY TO CHAMP CLARK But of all the research being done Dy construction and mechanical en gineers tne research of the airplane manufacturing industry will more deeply affect our civilization he said Every man will be a potential flier when the emergency Is over Mr Bailey believes Thousands of young Over 10000 pairs ol Summer Slacks S395 to $1250 men win Decome air-minded be cause of their training and the en gineers will devise ways of building pianes witnm the reach of the aver TO munitions in 1918 Committee members recalled today that in 1918 the days approaching July the Fourth revealed the fireworks Industries all converted to munitions plants It was then they related that President Wilson ordered the manufacture of fireworks in many of these because he declared such dis-plays an American institution and a builder of patriotism Maj Robert Reed will act as aide to Mayor Gage who will present the regimental colors to the 3d infantry Milo Warner national commander from Toledo will make a 15-minute address at the stadium He also will speak over WDAF All twenty-six posts of the Legion here will be represented The program proper will begin at 8 clock eighty minutes preceding the fireworks display Popular prices will be in effect members of the ticket committee said so children may make this a feature of their "sane and safe" day The United States navy now has a small base at Kiska a town at the very tip of the Aleutian Island group Man's earliest mining work was done to obtain flint for making Implements in the Stone Age It's Great to have that extra pair always ready- Ceremony In Missnurl House for t'nvciling of Portrait jrrrEKsoM cttt bureau THE KANSAS CITY bTAR (By Member The Star Staff) Jefferson City June 17 The general assembly pausad today to pay tribute to the late Champ Clark one-time speaker of the national Reuse of representatives who started his public career in the Missouri house State elective officials members 6f the supreme court and residents of the capital city were ir the house chamber for the ceremony which was held to formally unveil an oil portrait of the distinguished Mis-ourian Senator Bennett Champ Clark arrived to express his appreciation for the honor accorded his father A brief eulogy sketching the high lights of Champ Clark's career was given by Dwight Brown secretary of state Governor Donnell spoke briefly to cedicate the portrait which was ordered by the 1039 general assembly to be hung in the hall of the house MAN SLAIN SEAR WICHITA 1 fa? iiiim ill age man's purse ARM INIT LEAVES PLANT i 500 Troops still Remain at North American (By the Auociated Prets) Los Angeles June Nine hundred officers and men of the 1st battalion 15th infantry rolled away today from the big North American Aviation corporation plant where a week ago they reopened It after a 5-day strike Twenty-five hundred soldiers still remain Another battalion of 900 will leave tomorrow said Col Charles Bran-shaw ln charge of the factory for the army Vs Pw A it Two Troiiser Tropical Worsted Suits Vclvatcx Sim Ilayon Pajamas Ounces lighter than the ordinary pajamas Made of an acetate fabric that looks like silk Cool looking stripes and pastel tones Great for summer or year round use LJP 88M Tavern Owner Shot lo Drill anil Wife Round With Wire (By (he Anoaated Press) Wichita Kas June Zell Matthews 51 tavern operator was slugged and shot to death last night In his Sedgwick County cabin north Wichita on the Arkansas river BRICK ICE CREAM Matthews' 22-ycar-old wife told Sheriff's deputies she and her bus-1 fcand were slugged by two of four' fnen who drove up to the cabin and purchased drinks Mrs Matthews said she revived Jater and found her hands bound BONDID mnrrrr-v "3 ntrsu 11 lies ch JP-i 8 I'D Uwt fJttn lICEBT fOQ That ScKNtss Nou iy IN DtfjT 4 Little II HBST FLOOR with wire She went to a near-by Jilling station and summoned the sheriff i a 'JAPANESE kSTU)Yn HOMRIC BOKKOW MONET ON TOUR DIAMONDS Visit Oar Prlvala Lon Dept MASIANT'S Second Floor Cool as a cloud Suits of tissueweight porou3 worsteds Single or double breasteds in tan natural blue brown All with two pairs of trousers CaU HA 7680 FOR FUR STORAGE i Dainaue to American Prniwriy Isi ('ailed "Unimrmlonnl" I I (By the Atioctal'd Pren i Begin i Palace Extended charge account Pay July 10 Aug 10 Sept 10 -J4lara-J-liV CLOTHE Mam at Eleveaih Two Trooiet Soils $2S $30 MS The Palace At Twelfth and Grand the Value Corner I SHANGHAI dUlB II OaMHIUVse naval spokesman said today the Japanese bombing of American property Sunday at Chungking provisional capital of China was "un- Intentional'' and is under Investigation The United States embassy ln Tokyo yesterday protested to Japan the bombing which inflicted damage ln the American safety zona at Chungking FREEMAN SHOES FOR MEN $550 MILLER SHOE CO tit ciMNn vr READ AND USE SXAft WANT ADTT rr 1.