The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 21

21: THE KANSAS CITY TIMES THURSDAY AUGUST 20 1953 ITALIA BUDGET IS IS a sister Mrs Leaf Port O'Connor Tex Service! will held DEATHS OVER THE XATIOX Portland Lawson Garrett Sriaa 81 HIS VISION WAS WIDE Minneville Trill be held at 2 o'clock Friday at the Church-Archer chapel Liberty Burial win be in Fairvlew chief of nval operations replaces Admiral Robert Carney who traded jobs with him 9:30 o'clock Frldtv at St Patricks a former state treasurer of Nebrak New York Steonen carnev 43 oi Catholic church Corpua ChrUtl Brookivn former commissioner of water Premier Pella Urges Parliament to Endorse Regime Rome Aug Premier EDUCATORS PAY TRIBUTE TO supplv gas and electricitv and Democratic leader- of the 17th assembly district in Brooklyn WORK OF HOWARD cemetery Mr wevjammon a resident of Clav County twenty-six years died Tuesday night at the home He barn In Putnamville Ind and enliatad In the army when he was 16 serving with a patrol Funeral Services Irl Gulick 48 of 3414 Central Mobile Mrs: Loraine Bedsole Tun- stall 74 who was instrumental in Joundim Alabama's present-day welfare department The Bridges He Built and the on the Mexican border He moved at 8:30 o'clock Friday at Mellody-McGillev-Eylar chapel and at 9 o'clock Friday at Redemttorist Catholic church burial in Calvary cemetery The rosary will be said at 8 Jane Parker White Bread New York Bernard Greenhere 5S Giuseppe Pella presented a pro- Western balanced budget pro-1 gram to Parliament today and pleaded for support for his stop-! gap "businessmen's govern-! lawyer and Inng associated with bus lines The Rev James Dalv si ITnlTeriity He Supported Are Hii Monuments Dr Clarence Decker Says o'clock this Thursday night at the professor emeritus of English at the Uni cnapei 18-01 Loaf 13 versity or Detroit ana tne author oi several religious works Somerville Ijpon Conwell S3 former mavor son of one if the founder Mrs Florence Btewart 70 of 9 BOO to this community from Lincoln Neb He was a member of the Eagles lodge in Lincoln Surviving are his wife Mrs Elizabeth McCammon and a son Marlon McCiihraon of the home another son Eugene Mc-Camm Northwood Acres Parkvllle a sister Mrs Clifford Shaffer Beaver City Neb and two brothers James McCammon Kensington Km and Richard McCammon Smith City Neb Main Wolcott Wyandotte County at 1 o'clock Friday at Porter chapel The former and newly ap of Temple unlveriity In Philadelphia and ton 78 of 6730 Lamar Johnson County died yesterday at the home Mrs Hampton was born in Kearney and had been a resident of Greater Kansas Citv about thlrty-fle years Her home was at 3301 Park many years until she moved to the home of a daughter Mrs A Meloney 6730 Lamar about a year ago She was a member of the Methodist church at Holden Mo Her husband Stephen Hampton a rancher died in 1943 Also surviving- are a son Ernest Hampton 909 two sisters Mrs Virginia Musser and Mrs Geneva Knight Holden and a -Wother Harry Smith Sand Lake Mich Services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday at the Canaday Ropp chapel Holden Burial will be in the Holden ceme- tery- MacLEOD Walter Craig MacLeod 74 of 422 North Oakley died yesterday at the home after he suffered a heart attack Mr MacLeod was born in Glasgow and arrived In Kansas Cify in 1901 was a bricklayer and was a member of the Mason Surviving- are his wife Mrs EUa MacLeod of the home: three daughters Mrs Madge Ballew highway No SO and Rsytown road inrirson Count: Mrs Phyllis Mieatl punnsner or tne somervuie weekly journal ment" to uae Italy over a crisis Parliament is due to start debate on the program tomorrow A vote of confidence will 54 and at 3 o'clock at the graveside at Doniphan Kas vesiport uousrias tcou i oung principal of Siaplei Jiiah school since 1929 ShieveDort La Bennett 57 presi pointed presidents oi the University of Kansas City last night expressed the sentiments of 11 A TnllJ El 1IH dent and director of the I'nion Producing KoolOat company and a director oi United Ua Pipe xvna nun uuiAimiu 1 llu Quindaro Kansas City Kansas at 2 o'clock Friday at Pulton chapel Riles for Andrew Rms way of life in a commencement address last year at the Finlay Engineering college Modest of his many honors he told guests at a testimonial dinner lor him in 1950: "I want to impress upon you that engineering is the work of a group together There is very little that one can say that he did alone in the field" Mr Howard was a consulting engineer in the rehabilitation of the White House in 1951 and 1952 He was concerned primarily with matters of foundations strength of parts and general structural designs All work on details of design was done at his office here RITES FOR HOWARD The Service Will Be Held at 4 o'clock Friday Services for Ernest Howard 73 bridge engineer and civic leader who died yesterday at the Research hospital will be held at 4 o'clock Friday at the Second Presbyterian church Burial will be in Forest Hill cemetery The home was at 5708 State Line road i many who mourned the death yesterday afternoon of Ernest wne VP DEATHS IV KANSAS SOPT DRINKS uriai in jiigmana ri cimiwi Services for Andrew Ross 74 of 3809 the Paseo will be held at 8:30 Howard engineer and de William Bernhardt 79 of 002 Goodland Claude Klliott fi5 whose ociock many at the Mtllody-Mc- rents El K)tt and Martha Elliott Central Kansas City Kansas at 3 wer early-day settlers of Northwestern Kan signer who had been chairman of the board of trustees jjiiiey-Kyiar cnapei ana at ciock Friday at the St James Catholic cioca rTiaay at suwir cnapei sas awa unexpecieaiy or a neart attacK he leaves his wiie and eiaht ehildren: funera burial in Kigniana Far cemetery FECHTELER OX NATO JOB Naples Italy Aug 19 Admiral William Fechteler flew here today and assumed his new duties as commander in chief of North Atlantic Treaty organization forces in Southern Europe The 57-year-old former church Burial will be In Mt Olivet since 1930 at Methodist church her at JO clock this cemetery The rosary will be said Saturday morning Hope Kasoer 74 father of Mrs Mr Howardf who died at the INJURED IN CAE CRASH at 8 o'clock" this Thursday night at Mra Minnie Mae Hamton 43 of Margaret Haas of Kansas City died in Abilene tne Meiiotty-Mcuuiey-Eyiar cnapei Mr Ross died Monday In Dodge Research hospital after suffer ing a heart attack in the morn rolony Word received here of the death of 2720 Myrtle suffered an injury to the right leg In a motor car and City Kas as a result cf Injuries 1638 Winchester and Mrs Margaret ing was praised as a devoted Robert jMeieza sr a former Colony resi dent at Toledo Ore Mrs Sihvl Skeeli unerea in a motor car eraan sun bus collision last nient at Tweniy-seventh street and Indiana avenue mend of by Dr Clar day near Ingalls Kas His brother Thomas Ross 63 Los Angeles wag killed in the same accident and She was a nassenBer in a car driven ence Decker who resigned by her son James Hampton 26 of 1403 Wabash Mrs Hampton Mrs Josephine Ross wife of Andrew as university president in Feb ruary and Dr Earl McGrath yum my admitted to General hospital no a Dulany 3946 Michigan ana a eon Walter John MacLeod Boston Barbara Jean Osburn 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs James Osburn Skidmore Mo died yesterday at the Research hospital where she had been a patisnt three weeks Also surviving are two sisters Joyce Osburn and Judith -v-n hrnthr Don Osburn Ross and the wife of Thomas Ross were injured Both women have The bus driver was Lewis Good son Clara Jean 'Royce S7 a na'ive of Paver-port Ia who moved to Wichita thirtv-leven years ago from Kansas Citv: survivor! include a son La Rue Rovre of Salma Kf Mrf Ethel Burdette Powell ervires here this Thurdv Cedar Rites hr for Mr Marv Bishop S7 former well known Kansan who died at Evanston III where she had resided after leaving Wichita in 194S: widow of Lnuis Bishop widelv known stockman and rancher of near Cedar Vale and mother of Mn Myrtle Liddell of Kansas fit Washington who will assume been released from the hospital and Mrs Ross expects to attend the 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Direct line to Star Want the presidency August 31 At Helm of Firm service Mrs Thomas Ross has re Ad Dept So easy! So fast! Just dial turned to California to attend serv ices for her huaband BA Adv Mr Howard 73 was senior vuut 11 anu w-w' the home the maternal grand- i ft nTjtA partner of Howard Needles Tamraen Bergendoff consult Mrs Mary Ann Niece Services for Mrs Mary Ann Nipcp S2 of 1003 Benton will be held at ing engineers and designers The Deaths home is at 5708 State Line road 1:30 ociock Saturday at the Woman chapel Burial will be In Forest Hill parents Mr una Mrs Skidmore and the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Cooper Osburn Fairfax Mo STRUTTON Carol Gene Strutton lt-vear-old daughter of Mr and Mrs" Faril Strutton 621 Nftrth Garland died last night at the Mercy hospital Also surviving are two vnfeo-r Trnar1 RtrUtton and cemetery Mn Niece a waitress BOTH STORES OPEN 9 A TIL 9 1409 WESTPORT ROAD 6950 MISSION ROAD We feature only nationally knoun brands of food items Thcfc Prices Good Torlar Onlr (Sales Rights Reserved) Dr Decker cited the efforts of the noted bridge designer as SERGT WILLIAMS RITES died yesterday at the General hospital where she had been a patient since her arm was severed July 16 by an airplane propeller Surviving Robert Strutton of the home the Graveside Services Will Be Held at 2 o'clock Friday 39c are ner latner Aioert Mutcnison Burlington Kas: a sister Mrs TOMATOES 4 '36 Racheal Mcintosh Lyndon Kas and I' VO 1 BAKTLETT PEARS 2 two brothers Albert Hutchison Jr and Mickey Hutchison Little Rock Ark Lb) maternal grandparents Mr ana Walter Neil 2115 Holly and the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Strutton Hawkeye Mo John Sutton 709 West Forty-second died yesterday at the Trinity Lutheran hospital cfM tt-qh hnr 1n Hrtlden MO Military services for Carter Williams 42 master sergeant with the Sth infantry in Germany two years will be held at 2 IRnE A JEEP! I'M EGGS doi HOICK CI TS SHOILDKR VEAL ROAST ih MI MF1T LUNCH HAM Lb SWIFT' PREM 12 c01 FRVMO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI 2 "cT COFFEE ALL GRLNDS BUTTER-NUT Lb IB CM Mrs Chapman Mrs Chaoman 40 formerly o'clock Friday at the graveside at the Ft Leavenworth national of Kansas City died yesterday at 29c 55c 29c 35c 35c corpus nnsti lex after a long illness She was born in nn MOVIE HVEAPPLE JUICE 46 da MTSELMAV APPLE SAUCE 2 rani chairman of the board of trustees and his wide horizon of interests The statement in part: "Mr Howard was the first and only chairman of the university's board of trustees Elected in 1930 he was the ranking university chairman in the country in point of years of tenure His uninterrupted generous service gave stability continuity and imagination to the phenomenal development of the university The time he devoted to its welfare can hardly be measured but it probably averaged one to two days a week for almost a quarter-century Long an Associate "It was my privilege to work 43c 27c 79c 25c City and had been a resident of and had been a resident of Kansas City about fifty yean He was an Installation foreman for the Southwestern Bell Telephone company about thirty years until he retired in 1934 Since 194a he had been a watchman for the school vnoi-4 Curvivincr his Wife Mrs corpua Chrtiti about ten years Surviving are her husband fJ Chapman: two sons Donald Lee No bothtr jBn fen in ton iter tarve fa A SEASII1E PFL VOVTE ECTIOTJi GRAPEFRUIT 2 303 303 rant Chapman and Michael Arnold BUTTER BEANS 2 r3 LM lalaaM I 1 1 ns Floy Sutton of tha home: a daugh wipmin and a daughter Suzanne Rae Chapman all of the home and ter Mrs t'atricia nout-i Waddell: three sons Ralph Sutton South Gate Calif and Frank Sutton and John Sutton 605 West Fortv-third and a sister Mrs McClellan W) vvesi riii-w Services will be held at 2 clock Friday at the Freeman chapel Burial win be In Foreit Hill ceme cemetery Sergeant Williams a nephew of Thomas Tadlock 1451 East Seventy-seventh street died July 29 in an army hospital at Heidelberg Germany of a brain hemorrhage Before entering the army in 1943 he had been a resident of Kansas City ten years and had taught military tactics at the De La Salle military academy from 1941 to 1943 Sergeant Williams was born in Carthage Mo and was graduated from the Joplin Mo high school He attended University of Arkansas two years He was a member of the Catholic church Surviving are his wife Mrs Mildred Williams Bitbach Germany and his mother Mrs Edith Calhoon Joplin Mo GEORGE HERBERT PUTNAM closelv with Mr Howard for tSm Mn £jl -as Safeway does 'rf- almost twenty years There was nothing static in either his tery Robert McCammon Services for Robert McCtmmon 76 bridges or his plans for the university but his thinking had i Q30QS7 Difference in Itaf tee Way! roots deep In ancient culture He was by nature a scholarly person with an affinity for history especially Biblical history Field trips in Asia Minor Egypt Italy Mexico Yucatan fed his enthusiasms for ancient engineering archeology and civilization "The university has reaped the harvest of Mr Howard's happy conjunction of talents The practical engineer the im UOLE12th Services for Kducator of the Deaf Will Be Held Saturday Graveside services for George DOWNTOWN 12th McGEE SATURDAY'S SPECIAL 5 TODAY kjAu Akin tiVI Herbert Putnam 8S Bunker Hill 111 a teacher and Drincinal in schools for the deaf in five aginative designer the scholarly states will be held at 3 o'clock Saturday at the Olathe cemetery He will be mined beside his 1 ROUND STEAK 49c BOILING BEEF 15c I CHUCK ROAST 29c It-bone steaks wife Mrs Lillian Gray Putnam Years of research and testing by Safeway meat experts made it possible! Tremendous rooms in Safeway's multi-million dollar distribution center hold choice quality meats in proper temperature for a scientifically determined time During this time they are aged to reach the peak of tenderness Mr Putnam died Tuesday He aueht in schools for the deaf in Kansas Nebraska Illinois Texas and Minnesota fifty-six I CLUB STEAKS ib 39c years For thirty-five years he cini cincnr was on the faculty of the Illinois School for the Deaf at Jackson 5 drUr 0HU0HUL Lbs all have gone into the institution's growth "In his many beautiful bridges and in the university on the William Volker campus Ernest Howard leaves an enduring and noble monument' In Washington Dr McGrath told Duke Shoop of The Star: "The death of Mr Howard will be a dreadful loss to the university It seemed to me he had a very large part in the building of the university He was a fine man and I am grieved at his passing I am certain we could have worked together very well in solving the university's problems" Early Interest in School Friendship with the late Robert Maxwell inspired Mr ROIIKI ville He retired in 1943 RUMP ROAST 49c CHARLES FAIRCHILD RITES GROUND BEEF 4Lksr! The Services Will Be Held al AMERICAN 3:30 o'Clook Friday Services for Charles Fair CHEESE child 64 of 6707 Linden road COLORED OLEO 5 who died Sunday in a motor car crash in Ontario will be held at 3:30 o'clock Friday at the Coun- PDRKSTEAK3ursi EGGS Grid A Small Dei 39c 1 trv Club Congregational church Howard's interest in the Uni Sixty-fifth street and Brczokside boulevard Burial will be in Mt versity of Kansas City Both were living at the Rockhill Moriah cemetery CHICKEN HEARTS 19c SIRLOIN STEAK 39c! ARMSTRONG Donald Peary Armstrong infant son of Mr and Mrs Ilk JSl GUARANTEED TENDER when thes landing ribs GUARANTEED TENDER when thess standing ribs Kennetn Armstrong wlii Nortn Thirty-sixth Kansas City Kansas died "yesterday at the Providence hospital Also" surviving are a sister Sharon Armstrong of the home: the grandparents Mr and Mrs Willard Stickler 1837 North Twentyseventh and Mr and Mrs Joseh Everman 1507 Greeley Graveside services will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday in Memorial Park cemetery Kansas City Kansas WHAT MEAT AGING DOES! Famous chefs will tell you meat aging improves the eating quality of meat While the aging is a natural process temperature and humidity must be closely controlled To do this Safeway has a million dollar meat plant in the Kansas City area There Safeway meats are held in refrigerated aging rooms at controlled temperatures the exact number of days it takes to de velop full tenderness and finest flavor So you get FULL meat value! Actually you never had it so tender PORK CHOPS u39c CATFISH 39c I SHARP CHEESE Lb 49c i I Swift's Franks 3 Lb 59c! Wieners Skinltss 3 Lb ESc I CUBED STEAKS Lb 67c HflMQ Tenderized JQ llHmO Whole er Half Lb 931 LUNCH HAM 3 Lb 79c! SHORT RIBS BEEF Lb 23c HAMPTON Mrs Nellie Hamp- Manor at the inception of the university project which originated through the generosity of William Volker Maxwell an executive in the Volker company had been directed by the benefactor to take charge of the university in its formative years Though not impressing friends as a bustler Mr Howard still found time with his many interests to devote hours to a large library to a basement workshop bench with tools and to collecting art objects One of his last acquisitions was a staned glass window sent him by an English friend which had been rebuilt from bombed British churches Politically a Republican he condemned what he saw as a "something-f or-nothing' philosophy threatening the American 1820 TROOST AVE 7 ni)rirs in our meat oging room reach peak tenderness and flavor they ere rushed in refrigerated trucks to your Safeway store 39c Bttr KUASL EGGS rnrlanlflerl Dei 49s STEWING HENS 33c of FRYER Each 29c FRYER 3rh i 49c Lb A' AVOID THE KCSH AND SHOP EARLY I THE WEEK WE SELL FOR LESS ALL THE TIME MEATS GUARANTEED TO PLEASE YOU! Si or YOUR Guaranteed to please 1 MONEY BACK! Cook and serve any cut or kind of Safeway meat the way you prefer it Eat it judge the tenderness the juiciness and flavor If you don't like it for any reason whatsoever we will give you all your money back This guarantee holds good on any and ALL meat purchases at your near-by Safeway Treat the family to really GOOD eating at budget-pleasing prices Now there's an1 easier way to watch your weight! SCIENTIFIC AGING of beef and tamb takes place in Mf Safeway's new meat plant Shown above are quarters of beef I hanging in one of the vast aging rooms ENJOY NEW I 1 WMUU mum I 1 SAFEWAY GUARANTEED ME ATS for lceep slim diets Delicious new Starlet Bread is high in protein' has fewer calories per slice with no Available ert all Safeways in Greater Kansas City HiqglMviHe Slater ChHHcothe Cslumbfa Wcrressburg Sf Joseph Liberty Atchisen Sedoiia MobeHy LsxiRgtsn Monett Joplin Springfield Webb City Persons Nsesho Carthege Pittsburg lola Ft Scott Nevada Columbus Osawatemtt Topcka Manhattan Junction City Lawrence Olathe Ottawa Clay Center and Concordia Bv the yon ever ttited Try New Starlet Bread today! 20110 JJORnS.