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The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 2

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2 A Jr TITE KANSAS CITY STAR SUNDAY AUGUST 30 1030 Plaudits to Singer in Buenos Aires SUITS STEEL STRIKE FELT HERE By Tuesday 1000 Fabricated-Metal Workers in Kansas City Are Expected to Be Laid Off Labor Department Reports VIEUnfAREASp or Steel Price Cut and Same Wages New Fall Stripes Checks Plain Shades Worsteds Wool-Slk flannels $15 to $65 SPORT COATS Fall Shades $2950 Buenos Aires Aug 29 AP) Newspaper critics had high praise today for Phyllis Curtin of Clarksburg for her performance in the opera last night This was Miss first appearance in Buenos famed Colon theater La Nacion said Miss Curtin excellent natural qualities and attractive artistic talents showing a voice both clear and of pleasant timbre which she handles with flexibility correct tuning and In Five Weeks Buiiding Industry in This District to Have 4000 Employment Drop APATHY IS BLAMED FOR POLIO EPIDEMIC Continued From Page 1A about 15 per cent when they are discharged to their homes The vaccination program in Kansas City has progressed about as vigorously as in other cities of comparable size the doctors said About 130000 I shots have been given to Kansas City school children since 1955 and the total of vaccine shots to all Kansas Citians is estimated at 360000 Although the early vaccines here w7ere weaker in effective- ness than later batches the condition applied generally to the nation and is not believed to be a factor in the present outbreak First shots of the Salk killed-virus vaccine are of minor protective power the second shot gives the big protective boost and third and upward No Time Limit The length of immunity provided by Salk vaccines willj be determined by more years of their use Generally ourth shots add lesser boosts Dean Kollv i oosi nuitnv FUFF PARKING (Not a block away but at oil door) Si OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS MILL CENTERS HIT HARD Survey Sees Additional Losses in Trade Service and Transportation Fields SKIRTS SLAX TROUSERS Washington Aug 29iAP) Rep Walter Norblad R-Ore) urged steel strikers today to withdraw their demand for higher wages if the steel companies will lower steel prices Norblad wrote David McDonald president of the United Steelworkers union saying am convinced steel prices should be reduced William Sears STUDENT FOUND IN IOWA Clarence Fell Jr Ha Been Missing Since June Wichita Aug 29 (AP) A 27-year-old student at Okla- CRUSADES FOR A FAITH WILLIAM SEARS ADDRESSES BAHA'I GROUPS HERE Cleaned and Carefully Pressed 39 Jack WiLliams Washington Cor respondent) Washington Aug 29 About 1000 fabricated-metal workers at Kansas City are expected to be laid off! Tuesday because of a shortage of material resulting from the steel strike according to a re- as transportation mining otner areas since and wages in the steel industry held at their current level If the steel strike results in substantial wage-price increases in the steel industry there could very well be touched off a series of similar increases in other industries producing inflationarv Each Only Former Radio and Television Man Gave Up Career to Become Missionary homa State university missing snc- June "as reported located today in Des Moines Clarence Fell jr father of two children disappeared at Stillwater where he lived with his family while attend-ing college A few days later his car was found in a Tulsa William Sears 43 years old who left a Philadelphia radio and television career in 1953 Last Day tor these Specials Saturday Sept 5th Open 6 a to 9 follow-up shots are deemed necessary Meanwhile experi- intents with weakened virus vaccines promise immunity in the future port of the Laboi 4e-th beginning of the strikeL the Raheh u-nrlrl partment jbring the nationwide total to' apread the Bahal Jorld By October if thejan estimated 126000 Bahai strike continues lay-tare scattered reports of the offs in those plants in Strikes growing impact on Kansas City mav reach such measures of economic' rmn i activity as retail sales bank 3500 the departmentjdeblts electric power Con-chief forecast in a nationwide sumption transit receipts and a man just returned from survey of the effects ofrpublic welfare a 6-year stay in Africa in here from three! parking lot with a note ad-i ljve dressed to his wife saying it i was impossible to live under a financial strain His parents Mr and Mrs) Clarence Fell sr said his parents in Fort Smith Ark received a letter from: him this week saying he was working as a fry cook in Des I Moines His wife is on the way) to Des Moines polio that one! pill entire to are have LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING LINEN SERVICE lib end I -iw: criss-crossed the often living for the mud huts of yVWWWW (VWSVVVyWtA A HUSKY CARDIGAN with a Difference by Towne and King A wide heather trim down the sleeves and front adds contrast and novelty to this bulky cardigan of 100 pure virgin wool in 5 good-looking coior combinations sizes 38 to 46 1595 SIncWrfo PLAZA MEN WEAR 340 47th Imav last a lifetime from dose and that probably a rather than an injection In epidemic periods populations are exposed polio viruses and mostly not harmed They may natural immunity or immunity from Salk vaccines The virus CRASIl INJURES THREE spreads from nose and mouth i by coughs or hand contact ar Mishap Occurs at and also from excreta Sixty-fifth and 5 alley The national picture this i Two 16-vear-old girls pas-jsummer shows that Kansasjsengers in one car and the City is not a lone victim of (driver of another car were in-i polio outbreaks Over the na-l jured yesterday in a collision tion the cases of paralytic at Sixty-fifth street and Valley polio now total slightly above road 2000 cases about twice the The girls Miss Selma Kross number reported at this time 7201 Highland avenue and in 1957 and last year In 1 955 jyj iss Eileen Partnoy 1225! and 1956 after Salk vaccina- Sixty-fifth street suffered tions became nation-wide the multiple body bruises when cases totaled about 3500 each they were thrown from the year dropped to less than l-car They were passengers in jOOO in 1957 and 1958 but this a car driven by Richard Glass year the number is bouncing 7 0f 1 222 West Seventieth1 back up Others Are Hard Hit The other driver Mrs Edna In mid-August hard hit Wally 71 of 1001 West jpolio states included Iowajgixty-sixth street suffered in-with 219 reported paralytic -jurjes ber right ankle and cases Missouri with 203 eft shoulder Mrs Wallv and Texas with 33L Arkansas the two girls were treated by Wlth 175' physicians and Florida with 126 cases In all states vaccinations 11r pitcc UCAl TU PAP -are at their highest levels Yet "uHL UHT he continent i months in the natives Put Aside Career Sears miglit seem more steel five Allied and five Red as a broadcaster of j-j rr nd process- tries would do the negotiat- Philadelplna Eagles football ins areas of the country jgames or of the Philles and The strike is beginning to Eisenhower and Macmillan A baseball games These make heaw inroads into thetaked alone several es tasks along with a morning construction industry The '5? M10 Part the port foresaw the possiblity ofbo-year-old country house 38 career he put aside 19o3 a drop of 4000 workers in miles outsde London I Asked to pinpoint hs ad- that field in the Kansas City They also heard reports on dress somewhat Sears said: area in another four or five -preparatory discussions from I think it parked outside eeks I Secretary Herter and Selwyn at the curb Lloyd British foreign seere- Since returning to the tarv United States Sears ex- Hagertv revealed that the plained he and his wife Mrs President has invited Mme Marguerite Sears have car-Lakshmi Pandit Indian high ried their possessions in their commissioner in London to motor car while visting 115 tea next Tuesday afternoon1 American cities and meeting Correspondents have re-jrepresentatives of 530 Baha'i peatedly asked whether the communities inews from the Far East I Sears said the headquarters Prime Minister Nehru of his faith located at Haifa Indian troops have Israel had indicated that he with a mid-June weekly pav-dashed with Red Chinese in- probably will remain in the roll of $520000 on strike I fantry on the border hadWestern Hemisphere until plus a strike of 750 petroleum come into talks between the 1963 visiting Baha'i corn-workers with a weekly and Briti roll of $92000 at the time of those between leaders or jmunities from Alaska to South their chief America MEN'S OR LADIES' Any Matched Suit Beautifully Dry Cleaned and Hand Finished No Limit This BLANKLTs Beautifully Dry Gleaned GUARANTEED MOTHPROOFED Individually Sealed in Cellophane! Reg Price SI 25 NOTE No Limit But you must bring this coupon in WITH your order STETSON HATS "OPEN ROAD" $1350 to $2500 GRIGGS Headquarters for Stetson Hats 1129 Walnut VI 2-4037 which covered the ended at mid aides on foreign problems Find of Crusade An official at India housej That year will be the end I in London said Mme Pandit of the 10-vear metal had asked to see the President which sent Sears his wife and Kansas and he "kindly agreed Hag-Jheir two sons William Sears SKIRTS 5 NECKTIES SPORT SHIRTS the survey half-month August "Steel consuming working industries at THE NOTE: No Limit But you must Prin this coupon in WITH your order BOWLER! SLIPCOVERS not all areas are high enough More Doctors and Nurses Are jto avoid breakouts such as1 Needed Urgently He Says -here and in Des Moines Chicago Aug? 29 (AP) -nd that seems to be the President Eisenhower says esson of a resurgent poliothere is an urgent need for virus in lJo9 it may be down more well-trained physicians ut it never out and if smallnurses an(j health workers in areas neglect to keep the im ap parts of the world munizing level at a safe! TT i iH His statement released to-ir height an explosion occurs jd sent cducalors An epidemte arises with- 6I ands who win attendH ea is anr ertpp mg I it tde second WOrld conference on medical education His let- I1 ter said unprotected young I TIL rT I A inished Sofa Chair Pillow DRAPES (Uniined) Deluxe Cleaned -sire more Reg to S3 Pr by LUXUREZE In Coal Black nd i'earl Cirax Cordova Brown Exclusively Ours 45c 95c City employ about 36 per cent erty had said Mr EisenhowTerljr 23 and Michael Sears 21 of all manufacturing workers" issued the invitation to Africa the report released today said Addition to List The Searses had been mem- Secondary layoffs in the first Mme Pandit's name had hers of the faith several years month of the strike totaled not previously been on the and when the be-nearlv 700 mostly all since list of diplomats scheduled to gan they sold their small farm August 1 These were in cofujsee Eisenhower while he is in outside Philadelphia and went struction (400) fabricated Britain metals 100 railroads truck- Hagertv described the meeting and trade ing Tuesday as a social occa- Automobile plants are shut sion and the India house down for model changeover spokesman called it "a meet-and have about a 30-day sup-! ing between with their children to Johannesburg as Sears bought a 13-acre farm containing groves of peach and apricot trees But their background was not MEN'S FELT HATS SUEDE JACKETS factory Ciegneo Leather Rubber HALF SOLES AND HEELS agricultural and thev said that once 63rd 6rookside 7307 80th Open Thurs Eve Polio Victims in Dangerous Conditions Eight persons stricken in this year's polio epidemic were in critical condition last night The victims at the General hospital Of James Godfrey Negro 25 LADIES' Heel LIFTS Reg to 95e There is an urgent need throughout the world for more well trained physicians nurses and other health workers Onlyll1 through such personnel can the benefits of modern science toe 1 brought to bear on eternal struggle against disease suffering and death At your conference experts from many nations will exchange knowledge and ideas in this life-giving field I am sure their work will advance the cause of medical education and strengthen the bonds which unite the family of man did not say whether They the NOTE No Limit But you must bring this coupon STETSON HATS SHIRTS SAME DAY SERVICE Laundered to Perfection! Starched as you like! Reg 22e 12457 Agnes avenue Flovd Wayne Negro 23 of 2314 Bales avenue Leonard Collins Negro 29 of kiUonn2V1Snrof Mrand LONG TRANCE FOR GIRL Mrs Ralph Whitton 4017 Antioch' road ciay county Young Hypnotist Is Unable to At Children's Mercy hos- Awaken Her PIRbert Barnes 6 son of Mr and! Australia Aug 29 Mrs Raymond Barnes 322 North (Reuters) Patricia Ann AValnut street Clay County Ronald Eaton 9 son of Mr and Brown 17 was taken to a Mrs Morris Eaton Camden Mo last nmht after a Michael White 6 son of Mr and! Ldl alter a Mrs LeRov White 5433 East Forty-is (third street terrace North Meivm Matthews 3 son of Mr ety show failed to wake her Sand Mrs Alexander Matthews from a trance She recovered EIGHT CONVENIENT LOCATIONS OPEN 6 A TO 9 DAILY dangerous developments abou after going to on the Indian frontier would be discussed Hagertv said Algeria was mentioned in the conference just The Algeri-i Sears later got a job with an rebellion has more than the Springbok radio network 400000 French troops engagedensorship made it mandatory and has affected the role of that all broadcasts be tape re-France in NATO corded he said Asked whether the two "I had a trunk full of old heads of government talked Sears said "so I about withdrawal of Frenchj would go in and record planes and the French fleet in enough in two days for sev- the Mediterranean Hagertyjeral This permitted trips some- No they did not Thev jnmes months long by air- spoke about NATO in vry 1 plane or motor car some-gem ral terms the need for times with the familv together supporting and strengthening the NATO organization as possible bvl ctions Sears said he traveled from Warning on Spain Capetown to Cairo from the London Aug 29 Brit cast to the west all over ex cept for the northwest corner Nl 2-9005 HE 2-8000 FA 1-9001 BA 1-9018 7619 Metcalf Street 54 10 Johnson Drive 921 Minnesota Ave 20th Sviff Ave Linwood off Troost WE 1-9000 39th Baltimore L0 1-9000 Cor 63rd Troosf JA 3-9000 84th Wornall Rd EM 3-1900 mit ifriiiwie Ha Mo ris DRESS CLOSET SPECIAL! ply of component parts after new model production begins Additional layoffs also can be expected in trade service transportation and construction If the dispute continues into October as many as 4000 construction workers could be affected Power Consumption Drop "The decline in consump-j tion of both electric power and gas is increasing in severity and is expected to become more severe as sec-j ondary layoffs increase Information on most economic activities banking real es- late carloadings etc is avail-! able only through July and in- conclusive as to the effects of the steel The department reported! that as of August 19 there had been 966 steel workers and 800 petroleum workers-certified for surplus corn- moditv supplies and surplus secondary breads from area bakeries More than two-fifths of all the 422606 steel strikers arc in the Pittsburgh (106000) Chicago (70000) and Youngs town (44500) areas The survey found in the mid-August survey the impact of the strike on other employment remained mild but that an effect has been ex and cakes 4 FihK Sal 9 in Woinrn's I-Iice Ail after three hours LEAPS AT 678 London Aug 29 (Reuters)! A Soviet parachutist has jumped from a plane flying at about 678 miles an hour (setting a new Soviet record: for speed jumping the Moscow newspaper Komsomol- skava Pravda said today LEAVE IT TO HEM Employer' I'm sorry young man but I don't need any help I just couldn't find enough work to keep you busy Applicant: You'd be surprised how little it takes ain was reported today to have 0f frjca warned President Eisenhower's "We would their vil DRESSES Qahc Qkamiiq" A Family to Accompany Nikita (Continued From page ia be included besides his wife high official with her and possibly his son They left character and kindliness open the prospect that the1 The word here is that Mrs sons-in-law and daughters al- THE OPEN ROAD You are looking at the hat treasured by most men in the West and by a great majority of men across the land These men desired a hat that could take everything the weather had to offer The Open Road gave them all of these things We suggest that you visit us today and experience the pleasure of w-eanng this truly remarkable hat S5000 Stetson 100 to Order administration move to bring Atlantic pact Some smaller powers in the 15-nation North Atlantic Treaty organization (NATO) including Norway tiave threatened to veto any formal proposal for entry There are widespread re port that Generalissimo Fran co backed by French Presi- go into lages and live with Africans" Sears said "Theie are over 1000 dialects go 50 miles and you are out of your language Combines the Faiths The Baha'i faith was founded in the middle of the last century in Persia Essentially Baha'i teaches: the universal brotherhood oi man the unity of all religions and peace Its followers say it represents a combination of so mav be included in the set nut to learn English Dlivrod HIc during World War II when shetr MorJlhan double the was eaouated from the prei0Usly estimated number' I kraine because of the Ger- of 15 Russian newsmen are) man inasion and studyingjnow expected to accompany on her own she did a good the Soviet premier As for other correspondents i She was reported to have applying to cover the Kremlin studied a considerable amount boss on his cross country tour of American history and not the number has now swelled all this was learned from to 250 This includes 90 for-Soviet textbooks eign newspaper and radio-TY peneneed in the economies of dent Charles de Gaulle the some Portuguese and some other Still Have Steel Left (Allied powers is making a the Labor major bid to join the West's the best of the great faiths eau said steel-main defensive alliance The faith's North American cunnlies adequate to maintain RroT XVT FAT (headquarters is at Wilmette Srtion at approximately RESTS AFTER A FALL Sears wi1 meet today with Pr0 lpvels through mid- Miss Grace Adams of Baha'i at the but anticipated West Armour boulevard was Vates branch of the and nossiblv serious in satlsfar or condition last in Kansas Ciiy Kansas He diili Inirtht nf DAcoornVi Vi norvitnl I at the Town condition last later periods at Research hospital spoke iast night Shipley's THE CLOTHES YOU WEAR NEED ESQUIRE'S "ULTRA Clothes look brighter nd last longer 1629 Genesee OPEN 6 A TO 9 MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 3239 Troost VAIcntine 1-8916 11 000 strike-relatedShe suffered a dislocated and House hotel reported during Her husband's information newsmen and photographers about the United States it is1 in addition to 160 Americans felt here stems from Com Actually only a small part mumst-line material of this total is expected to The diplomatic informants get an official okay to accom-ii who reported Khrushchev pany Khrushchev in the sin-would bring his family were gle press plane now assigned unable to say just who wmuldjfor the tour iay half ofAueust raised theJall at her home Miss Adams tirs 7 areas to 71000 is a former president of the the 31 areas to Esquire 3-Hour Shirt Laundri Daily and Sat 3239 Troost Adv Citv Music total in since July 15 Secondarv ay-jhan offs occurring in such indus jieai Federated ociation 24-hr phone serv includes Long-Hall Ldry BE 1-0467 -Ad It Pavs to Read And I 1.

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