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MO i 4 SA0 BY I Secretary Male' I Economic SI Point of CAUSE OF Pi hi) Testimony Give Released Tod Strains Ins Kremlin Is An Can Kee t11 CAling Washingt( (INS)---Secr was disclos( have told C( el 10 that Russ' system "is or 1 Pg-i collapsr-g 17 i In testirnory aprropriations Dulles said that rertrd the I Air to deteriorate isi I 2 SAC BY RED CORE Secretary Dulles Believes Soviet Economic System Is On Point of Collapsing" CAUSE OF POLICY CHANGE Testimony Given June 10 and Released Today Relates to Strains Inside Russia Kremlin Is Amazed Ile Says Can Keep Flow of Aid Cming to Allies 'On the contrary it has i has (-7 1 Occasion Will Be the George eir svztem that is on the point Washing-ton Carver Memorial collansinz and our system is Observance Honoring iin7 stron7 and viger- Negro Scientist their system that is on th point of collapsing and our system is going ar trong and vitzorous becoming 5 trcnger whereas they are over-expanded unable to meet their commitments even if they meant to meet them" he added The secretary implied strongly he believes this situation was behind recent Soviet gestures of MOW they are ceckinz for new ciay is an annual event held Policies Policies which the Carver national monugrant them some repite the Missouri farm where str2ins which they have heen1Dr Carver was born of slave nnder in tr3-inz to do all the thins which they have felt they needed to do in order to keep lip with the pace Nvhich bac been Fet'by the free world" Diturbsthe firentlin testimcny before the up wall tn(' pace wmcn nac neenlTest Proves Traffic Patrolman Fet'hy the free world' Was Exaggerating Di-turhsthe Tiffin lin Detroit July 7(AP) Judge testimcny brfore theLjnlin Watts decided today to Ill SIVIcheCk one of thp speeders' farr1 pf rne acirninislratin- for-vorite excuses---my car won't -1 bin He lid te Nrern-1 tht fast: 3'71: br''''''' '7 Emmett Wcs ley made such a (-37 crn 1-77(11 on rX1Priel' inr his halllcm truck in 1-r11)1177 l's "r1 S'ill Illin'apnealinr a speeding conviction a vnry of presI lie' had been accused of going re--41- (-37 7-o7ov or Inr his hanoll truck in tan7 a very hih of pres- 'apnealin a speeding conviction rerity lie had been accwed of going 'seventy miles an hour The eabinet er Ihnt Jud7e Watts rode in the truck t-p '-ay the I-Insians ranla- patrolman drove and a motor- help Sn's-let Hoc tintior--- is "at patrolman patrolman paced him The Inc expense el the Evelihond of driver put the accelerator on the the l's17t---ia71 peeple floor I anr1 il-znn cl rinoty-ont ihent In room whxre they were saying polico sairl SUIT FOLL011 it Fortner Owners of Blessed Event Shop Are the Defendants Josrph Wilton 6n31 Merrilrigside drive yosterdy filed SUNDAY Want Ads Today Until '10 Pi JUST DIAL 11 RI go 101 Direct Line to Ad Takers Order Your Ads for 3 or More CoTtsecutise Days to Get totseg Rate and Beg Results ectiy: 27aiii JUST DIAL 55 Potomac Fever 111-LWI I It Z9ALL I FINED ON LIQUOR CHARGE Fortner owners of messed Event Clarence Carlson 47 of 4612 Shop Are the Defendants Montgall avenue was fined $23 yesterday in municipal court by JesrT11 Cln31 Briggs on a charge of sellIrigside drive YesterdY filed liquor on Sunday Briggs was suit againt Mr and Mrs Ilsubstitutin7 for Judge Ayers Thomas Crzm ford Sno West Blocher Carlson owner of a drug store at 2700 Prospect avenue told the court he sold the liquor tn a man as a favor The man turned out tn be working with Cpl Gilbert Bledsoe of the police department Fifty-second street Ileging that rim store at -zwo Prospect aye- the Crawfords misrepresented flue told the court he sold the the value of furniture liquor tn a man as a favor The fixtures man turned out to be working and equipment when they sold with Cpl Gilbert Bledsoe of the him the Crawford Messed Event police department shop 8013 Wornall road Octo- her 1 represented Wilton alleged that Mr a nci Tis Conviction Mrs Crawford to him that the cost valuc of the Brings a Hann furniture fixtures and equipment was S1326412 when in (Continued from First Page) reality he allaged the cost value was S15318SO ithat despite regulations of govVv-ilton asked darrivtes of crnment boats "undesirable sit- n1532 as the difference between uations'' still occur what he paid and what Furthermore General Itsch- leged the cost value actually al-1 was iner says that on the basis of a plus S25000 punitive damages ecmplaint by Dynamite the dis- trict The total judgment asked was engineer at Kansas City is being authorized to hold a S3 2 915 32 hearing to see what can be done PHONE YOUR about these said frustrations To Find the Faetc In the more stilted language of the army the engineers rxt-1ain that the objective of the hearing i to develop all the reninent facts wh a view toN rd determining whether special operating regulations can he devised in the best public interests to alleviate interruptions to rail and highway traffic" Arid that's not all The engineers cite section 5 of the rivers arid harbors act of August 18 194 which authorizes the sec letary of the army to prescribe such rules and regulations as the public interest may require In addition the letter says that established policy governing the operation of corps of engineers PUBLINPIER'S NOTCt vol 118 Nc 162 rhe Ka 7 sa Citv rtrnes the morn Kansas Ett star ftte Kansas citv Eta -ver mcrntr a evening and Sunday sub cr piton rates 0' thirteen papers I week deltv erect carrier in Kansas Cttv 4( eras a week S17 4 a month by mat aosta re Missoun and kansas 45 CentA a week elsewhere in the Unite( States ane States possesslons cents a week: in tore gn countries 3100 week Entered as second class matter at at KarFas Citv Mo under the It of Meth 3 1872 rublIcaton office 1729 Grand avenue et It AIR AIR AI AIR WASIIINGTON July ti i i 111W-11 I IIIII The Commerce department says construction is Anti-Trust Charges Are Denied booming Republicans can't by President of Chain understand jt They laid their Grocery Firm plans carefully then suddenly something went we got prosperity IN DEFENSE OF SAFEWAY Democrats lambaste Attorney General Brownell's use Lingan A Warren Describes ot the FBI Democrats claim Operation as "Meeting Corn that Brownell is nothing but a petition in Good Faith" high-class 01 i i i a they've never quite understood that kind of politician Fort Worth Tex July 7(AP) after Safeway Stores A Yale professor claims that and two of its officials were a man can't get intoxicated 1 ndicted here today on beer They don't get 'i a federal by around much at 1 grand jury on charges of anti-they'd learn that a Harvard (trust law violations Lingan A man can do anything i Warren president of the corn Washington July 7-1 h''-7 at 1 grand foam Knox dismantled the car- 1 Jury on charges anti- tridge that fires the ejection (INS)--Ser-t-ctarv Dulicsi they'd learn that a Harvard trust law violations Lingan A seat cut the pilot from the man can do anything Warren president of the com-' was disclosed today to seat and pulled him out Base The State department eases Pany: immediately denied it 1 officials said that the ejection have told Congress junc! up on control of passports Three criminal counts werecartridge or The plane's twenty- 10 that Russia's economic i There for a time the adminis- voted against Warren who liveslour rockets could have ex- i tration was afraid to let any- in Oakland Calif and Earl CliffIPloded at any time SyStCM 15 on thc pilmt of body go abroad unless he manager of the Dallas division! Other employees will be hon- C011apspromised to dislike everybody of the stores lored for varying periods of -b he met FLETCHER KNEEEL 'Safeway has in no way vio-iservice or for making suggesIn testirnory beff-T' a ltosrl Trihure undtrate) lated any anti-trust laws unless'tions which have increased I hf fin aprropriatons suben--PAce meeting competition in i Dulles said thi3t ex BENSON SPEECH JULY has become a crime" said Warren QUESTION MAN ON SLAYING AL "0- rerted the it --c-ican I 1 "The charges by the Fort i 'Arrest Is Made in Chicago Mur- IADDRESS BY SECRETARY WILL BEiWorth grand jury regardingi to deteriorate der by Police AT DIAMOND Safeway operations In ariousi W-e Grow stronzer MO cities in Texas and New Mexico! (Scrvire of the Chicaoo Tribunf) 'On the contrary it has hern were issued without the corn! Chicago July man was Occasion Will Be the George pany hav an opp to arrested late last night for ques- their system that is on the point Washington Carver Memorial inrr ortunity present evidence to the jury orltioning in connection with the of collapsin7 and our system is Observance Honoring to give the jury a true picture ofs a a ge murder of Mary its operation or the competitive pricing practices and situations that have prevailed and now prevail in these areas" "Safeway believes that the investigation that resulted in this indictment was brought about by pressure from competitors" Warren said "and that when all the facts are presented they will how: mar nave prevaueu anu now was taken into custody when he to meet their commitments 13y DUKE SHOOP tments TI sy icashmgroq CnrrespoNden!) prevail in these areas" returned to his room Earlier PVC11 if they meant to meet Washington July "Safeway believes that the in today he had removed most of them" he added Taft Benson secretary of agri- vestigation that resulted in this his belongings to the home of The secretary implied strongly culture will speak at the George indictment was brought about by relatives but returned to his he believes this situation vas Carver memorial pressure from competitors" War- former room after he had been behind recent Seviet gestures 0- observance at Diamond near ren said "and that when all the drinking peace and its agreement to at- Jrplin Mo July I' at 2:30 facts are presented they will Frank Reynolds police cap-tend the Big Four meeting The title of his speech show: tam said that while Guess apG-neva July 13 a few has done nothing: vill be "This Work Is Not Fin- a- has parently had no connection with HP teStifi ed ISted" more than meet establishedithe crime he would be asked to analYsi of Ilz0 whole Tbc George Washington Car- I prices in good faith that the take a lie detector test tomorxvorLi situation that the So-vcr r-er 1 rorl21 observance alsol charges of the indictment are row Rose Lugo 8 a cousin of viN are overextenflect: American Agriculture nirey unjustified and tha 1 the slain girl looked at Guess eti onder in tryinr to do all the parents TO DEFEND SAFEWAY STORES thinzs which they have felt they needed to do in order to keep KnGE CHECK-S SPEED STORY Inti-Trust Case Will Be Handled by lip Nvith the pace Nvhi(h has beeniTest Proves Traffic Patrolman Law Firm Here Fet'by the free world" Was Exaggerating The Kansas City law firm of Disturbsthe Kremlin Ess Marshall Enggas Detroit July 7(AP) Judge Dz11'cs's testimcny before the 1 0 dav to will handle the defense of Safe- iJo-in Watts eci fa way Stores Inc charged yes- l'-'' c1-1-''''''-1--itt" ill slIPIchock one of thp speeders' terday in an indictment returned 1 PI: fte arlITIllislratinT' fl'r-ivorite car won't 77 al-1 Tic Fa id t11C Nrern-lz thT fast: at Fort Worth with violations of 171 l'' dislurh'7'rt br''''''''' I- '7 'r71 1r'il '7C: on ErnMett Wesley maric such a federal anti-trust laws -a-: -7 ln Oeferiel fnr his hall-lcm truck in 1 f- -r -111 -rpi 1 r4-1 i The 3-count criminal indict- apnealinr a speeding conviction trent accuses the nation-wide rity 'a vcry hi77i- of pros- lie had been accused of going food chain organization with vio-- The cabinet eti 7c miles an hour lation in Texas and New Mexico Tr "'ell 1 hit I Jude Watts rode in the truck '-e o-17 th0 ITh5SilliS can of both the Sherman anti-trust la patrolman drove and a motor- act and the Robinson-Patman -plp Sorlet Hoe natior- is -atl oxponse of the Evelihood of cycle patrolman paced him The act The laws forbid price dis- the people rn driver put the accelerator on the eriminations in an effort to drive 11nFsia71 floor out competition The truck's top speed was Elton Marshall of the law FREE WITH $100 65 firm said yesterday afternoon Wesleys sentence was sus- that while the firm was familiar frnm Firt12ze) pended with the charges in a general wav a copy of the indictment 1-1'7" l''(1 l''ft TITc'-' OR TVE FIR-GI LOAA FUNDS had not vet reached it He said qppr(17endod 1er in downtown I a 'there would he no comment until La Vega rolicr siill Ell-like Approves the Release 35 1- the firm members had studied vortl- 'nail sixty-one of the Sinn! Million Dollars bills and Vil-znn ninetvord the indictment there is vigorous and azgressivel 'but said Ee as not the man competition in the retail groceryl who accosted her and Mary business in the areas referred to near their South Side home on in the indictment" of ihern In Hie wtlere they Washing1011 July 7(Ap) "The only thing I can Say at were Staying police said the President Eisenhower today ap- this point is that Safeway does e-)ther rnoney Nkras found The proved the release of 33 million not believe it has violated any biils were in suitcases dresser dollars under the FHA and GIanti-trust laws" Marshall added1 drawers and in socks mortgage loan program to pro- "and we intend to prove of vide housing for military per- course that it hasn't" The Bills Are Genuine sonnel and civilian workers Marshall left for Fort Worth Handlon said the bills vk ere The action allows the Federal last night to begin preparation genuine a nd that their serial National Mortgage association to numbers ran conecutively make advance commitments of -an answer to the charges ae headquarters to Safeway ea ers are in WI-en they vcre first rrsted guar purchase I ase era ll guaranteed Oakland Calif Named also as offictrs reported Ellsworth told cr insured home 'mortgages inl the-a he had made his money the amount of: defendants were Lingan A War- selling ma gazine subscript ions 1 Ten million dollars tr sup-iren Oakland president and Pnci had been sP Vincr SPI)0 billS n' port mortgaes on about 700Earl Cliff manager of the Dallas for a long time flut Wilson toldl units for individual owner-occu- division he hal knriwn Ells- pied housinct in Alaska HONOR FOR HIS HEROISM worth for several years Pncl thatt 9 Twenty-five million dol- he "-P in the bLFinessilars to support loans on about Award Today to Assistant Fire flandlen said Wilson told hirni500 housing units for civilian Chief at Grandview Base he had been sent to prison inkyorkers in critical defense 147 He said his brother hdi areas and 1800 units for mili- John Knox assistant fire chief at the Grandview air base who 112en killed in a battle Nvithltary personnel at Schofield police after the crime for whiehlharracks Hawaii and Ft risked danger in rescuing a pilot he was convicted IHuachuca Ariz from a crashed jet plane there Award Today to Assistant Fire Chief at Grandview Base John Knox assistant fire chief at the Grandview air base who risked danger in rescuing a pilot from a crashed jet plane there will he honored today with seventy-five other base employees Maj Gen Jarred Crabb: commander of the Central Air: Defense force will present awards to the group in ceremonies at the CADF headquar! ters at 4 o'clock Col Richard Wilson base commander vi1 assist him Knox helped save the life of Lieut Roderick Mackenzie who crashed in flames and beH came trapped in the cockpit December 26 After flames were extinguished by a chemicall His Conviction About a Bridge Brings a Hannibal Span Hearing boats prohibits requests for opening of the Hannibal bridge during the morning and afternoon rush hours The engineers have two conclusions to point out to Dynamite One is that the disruption of the highway traffic will be! eliminated when the new Broadway bridge is opened next year The other is that the completion of the Broadway bridge will not alter existing conditions affecting railroad operations across the Hannibal bridge Dynamite is traffic manager of the Union Pacific railroad in Nansas City mityk a special group of GOLD JEWELRY VALUES UP TO 5O OFF (not all stock INCL) SHOWN is bar charm: 14K gold St precious stones ivqs S12500 OFF: NOW S8333 fed fox INC ALL SALES FINAL qaccard 's PEWELEILS SINQ 1129 1017 Viotti? I Lamad Curt THE KANSAS CITY TIMES: FRIDAY JULY 1955 Manzo 8 He is Walter Guess 46 who was taken into custody when he returned to his room Earlier today he had removed most of his belongings to the home of relatives but returned to his former room after he had been drinking Frank Reynolds police captain said that while Guess ap near their South Side home on Sunday the day before Mary disappeared The Manzo girl was slain by a killer who subjected her to sex attacks then struck her across the side of the head Investigators said the crime was the most savage against a Chicago child since Suzanne Degna was kidnaped from her home a nd strangled by William Heirens en January 7 1946 Heirens now in prison dismembtred the Degnan girl's body and concealed it in sewers PLAN BIG OMAHA BUILDING Washington July outline of a proposed 10-story federal building for Omaha was submitted today by the General Services administration to Congress The project has been approved by the Budget bureau Thousands or readers know of The star Want Ads' pulling power Dial BA 5500 1 hope to Speed Up Second Vaccine Injections New York July 7JAP)-- The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis said today that when more polio vaccine is 'available it will release it for second injections and booster shots "It is our hope that second injections will be given as rapidly as possible during the next weeks and through the summer" Basil O'Connor foundation president said By doing so he added adequate protection will be providM children who have received first injections open Tonight till 8 Village and North Kansas City fyi Vi 74 TheStare zzia r4 Downtown Prairie VH109 North Kansas City BUY TWO PAIRS CLEARANCE OF MEN'S SHOES Florsheims I Palace Marvels up to $2095 I up to $1495 $1680 SUMMER MATERNITY SALE $1 Values to $495 BED We hay the largest se lectioe of summer opparot In tho A Values Open Tonight 'Til 8:30 -wo Token rlan Would Be Abolished and Rides With Permits Raised to 10 Cents ASKS A 6-MONTH TEST Missouri Sets July 18 ford Hearing on Public Service Company Proposal BY LEW LARKIN (The Star ti CorresPoadeat Jefferson City July Kansas City Public Service company filed here today with the State Public Service commission an alternative proposal to the zone fare plan it originally sought Under the zone fare plan the city would be laid out in zones and fares would be from 20 to 33 cents Under the proposal made today the present basic 20-cent fare would be retained as would the children's fare of 10 cents six for 50 cents However the present token plan four for 75 cents would be abolished and the weekly permit card now sellinc for $125 plus 5 cents a ride would be changed to 90 cents plus 10 cents a ride The high school fare would be in creased from 10 to 15 cents The company suggested this plan be tested for six months The commission set a hearing for July 18 on the alternative plan A hearing was held here June 24 on the zone fare plan and then shifted to Kansas City for July 25 Many downtown merchants in Kansas City protested the zone fare plan seeing that shopping might be increased in the Country Club Plaza district and other areas The Public Service commission today also granted the Missouri Water company of Independence permission to file new rates that would increase its annual gross revenue from 87470001 to 8904000 Minnesota Victim Is Hurled Into Tree Near Marshall 4 Marshall Minn July 7(AP) 3-year-old boy was flung into a tree and killed late today by a tornado which raked a wide area west of here At least ten were injured some dangerously VVietim of the circling twister was Clifford Larson son of Mr 2nd Mrs Marlow Larson who live about twelve miles west of here His body was found in a tree on the farm of August Waahema where he and his four brothers and sisters were playing when the tornado hit A HORSE SHOW RESET Huntsville Mo July measuring more than three inches forced postponement of the horse show here this week It will be held July 1S and 19 Entire Summer Stocks Included BETTER DRESSES AND TOPS Many one of a kind! 3 Values to SIO-S5 I MY CRAWFORD'S IN NEIN FARE PLAN Writs for FRIE WOINALL SUMP? CaClOg MO 1 TORNADO KILLS A BOY 3' $880 $1080 ASSORTED SIZES AND COLORS ss ALL SALES FINAL NO EXCHANGES NO PHONE ORDERS P1 I nano EM 5465 for FREE Summer Crift MT ELNA SHOW COES ON Tourists on Sicily View the Ex' plosive Volcano Catania Sicily July ML Etna knn1A-n as Vulcnn 47th Rt Wyandotte VA 4000 Armour at Main WE 4000 t'A Strawberries Great big red ripe ones picked yesterday and rushed by air from California Cantaloupes California Imperial Valley Fresh Fryers Enjoy the savory sue culence of Twin Sycamore cris golden Fried Chicken Sirloin Steak of Wolferman quality Moiled Itam For the best Ham on Rye you ever tasted Irotato Salad A Wolferman prepared salad Totnato Chill and slice for salad 13 ounces French Dressing A zestful marinade it's our own Apple Pie Filled to the very brim (a larger pie 110) forge in pagan days-is doing 24- hour duty as a tourist attraction For the sixth day straight it rumbled and exploded today shooting molten lava hundreds of feet into the air 1114 GRAND AVE BAltimote 6955 You can count on Wo lferman's for the Choicest Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Hand-picked to give you top most flavor alluring goodness and waste-free value Klnntlykc Watermelons Small thin-slcinnPd crisp and crimson sweet melons Chilled if you wish Golden itipe Peaches Large colorful California fruit Fientucky Wonder Beans Great long snappy beans by air from California pt 59e 2 for 89e Huge sing Cherries Fresh figs Red Raloberries Mangoes Avocados Watercress Red Sweet grown Okra New Peas Santa Rosa Plums A tender juicy flavorful Boneless Pot Roast Nothing more delicious or nourishing than a well-prepared Pot Roast especially if it's Wollerman quality beef so easy to carve os ber 9 lb lb 59e lb 119 Ah the rich hickory flavor of Wo Iferman's Garlic Frankfurters Big juicy franks with the spice of garlic about four to the pound rer pound I2 -lb 9 lb 49e 4 tins 100 hot 39e gr: Our tall 'n' tender xP Te7 Orange Angelfo()(1 Cake Light as a cloud angel foods made with golden ripe oranges fresh orange frosting each 89e Hutch Apple lee Cream by Wollerman's qt 79e Hontilelinaker Plan 79 Tourists on this Italian vaca tionland watched the display from the coast towns as far as forty miles away Stine McClure Is Kaneas Cttv's finest runerst Home A wonderful idea! Enjoy using fine china silver crystal and linen while you're paying for it You pay no interest or carrying charges either Just 100 down and 200 monthly per place setting or 2500 unit of purchase) Here's how it works: if your homemaker plan purchases total 7500 you pay 300 down and 600 monthly Couldn't be simpler! Come make your selections Pay for them as you set the prettiest tables in town! ect Corn Long golden Oklahoma lb 12e lb -Me lb 39e Cherry Tottarttneot Perfect bite size tomatoes airborne from Cali fornia Haddock Fillets The freezing process seals in the fresh sweet delicate flavor Sliced Bacon "Gnod Things to Eat" 944t also Plain Smoked Liver Sauxage Superbly Fensoned rich Braunschweiger Darrel Coffee Its heavy body makes it Ideal for iced Coffee Charge or Service Raspberry Coffee Cake Topped with butter Streussel Cheese Bread Different for sandwiches particularly nice toasted Free Daily Delis ery Set or BrooksidP Blvd at nth HI 4000 ears from 4 ears 29e pt 59c Onons Homo 59e lsczf 2 9 Old Fashioned Peanut Brittle Fresh homemade Wolterman Candy Treat 10 ounce locx 49e 12-110 49e Iceberg Dills Long crisp pickle strips 2 jars 89c lb 95e 'Marshmallow Creme Delicious dessert topping 3 is 100 110801zvalc6t21 St IMINEENMEMIINIMMEMS NMEEMIE 4 I' Free :111 le Charge it or Delivery Service 4 ft wonderful i -T -fine china si and linen wt' 411 for: You Ali or carrying i 100 dol II monthly pe or 25 uni tHuelmreesmh00 aokweril t1 pt LitiV t- total n7 a5 n0d0 6 IJ I Ni)t '4' 1 I I I -01101111700 vr '41looloompir- Couldn't be make your i Pay for then prettiest tab i 1114 GRAND AVE BAltimote 6955 9 TheTata rylrA irezzir A Downtown Prairie Ili lia9e North Kansas City -ii i fJ'---- I 4--t- ell 'KL-- 0101 WT 42114'- 1-'4 -f-t- i 4- 4- ----14-2 -1 i--- ow --'4- -1---- ---2-------- LOW: ::::7 ItLi741- rz! 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