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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1949. TELLS OF PHONE SALES AIRVIGILIN NORTHWEST LIFE'S LIKE THAT. -a-r and Clarence O. Litts, 63, who gave his address as 1320 East Thirtieth street. All are to appear in the municipal court at 9 oclock this morning.

REPORTS ON ROAD OIL COST. IS EVERY PLANE CHECKED BY ELABORATE DEFENSE SETUP. WESTERN ELECTRIC PROFIT DISCUSSED BY WITNESS. that employed In Great Britain In World War with Improvements and more modern equipment. The defense system is designated the twenty-fifth air division (defense) It operates under command of the western air division, whose commander also has charge of the fourth air force.

FEWER AT ART INSTITUTE. at a cost of $206,172.63, David W. Leonard, county highway engineer, said yesterday. Leonard said that the application of 2,308,764 gallons of oil had been accomplished in forty working days. The contract for the oiling was awarded to the Midwest Pre-Cota company.

-Hava you a store, bouse, or car for Sale? Let Star Want Ads sell It I sippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. The aggregate circulation for each issue of daily papers in those states In 1947 was 7,251,309, a gain of almost 2 million over 1939 figures. Florida, with a 52 per cent circulation Jump, registered the greatest gain In the 7-state area. Alabama was a close second with a 49 per cent increase. ARREST FIVE IN A RAID.

Round-the-Clock Activities Described as Partly Practice and Partly Precautionary Britain the Pattern. Harold R. Blckett 6aya at Rate Hearing That Non-Bell Cut tomera Bo Not Buy at Lower Coat. Covering Accomplished for Leonard Says. The spreading of oil on 770 miles of dirt roads has been completed chief delegate of the nationalist group attacked the Soviet Upion.

Dr. Tsiang, who is expected to submit the case to Trygve Lie, U. N. secretary-general In Lies office at Lake Success, told the assembly the Soviet Union is directing the Chinese Communists. Once the case is formally before the U.

the assemblys 14-member steering committee must make a recommendation on it. This will be the scene of the first fight on the heated issue. If the committee recommends that the assembly discuss the case, the general assembly then will have to decide by majority vote whether it wants to deal with It. Andrei Y. Vishinsky, Soviet foreign minister, dismissed the Tsiang charges in his speech as slanderous insinuations against the Soviet Union.

MORE READERS FOR PAPERS. Dial HA. 1200 Its Easy! Adv. fftfiULlAMSOri Day Enrollment Decreases but Night Classes Are Larger. Daytime classes which opened yesterday at the Kansas City Art Institute and School of Design showed a drop in enrollment of almost 10 per cent.

Enrollment for night school classes is 25 per cent larger than it was last year. Registration files list 550 day students and 282 night students. HEADY TO ACCUSE RUSSIA. Tm sure Ill like working here Ive always liked money. NAMED AGAIN TO FTC.

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Expert repair furnace. Cost Seattle, Sept. An elaborate aerial defense system was disclosed today to be operating twenty-four hours a day in the Pacific Northwest. Every plane which takes off from a Pacific Northwest field or enters the area Is detected by radar and Identified at a control center. If Identification Is not established immediately armed interceptor planes are sent up.

It is partly practice, partly precautionary. Operation of the defense setup was reported today by the Seattle Times, the Everett, Herald and Representative Henry Jackson of Washington, Democrat. Reporters for the two papers toured, defense Installations with Jackson and military authorities cleared their stories with specific locations, radar ranges and number of aircraft omitted for security reasons. The setup here Is patterned after Racing Forma Confiscated at 226 West Twelfth by Police. Two patrolmen who dropped In for a professional call at 226 West Twelfth street yesterday afternoon arrested five men and confiscated racing forms, sheets, pads and a telephone.

If there was a horse book operation at the address, the raid caused it to be suspended. Charged with possession of gambling equipment was Jerry Lasker, who said he was 45 and lived at 310 West Twelfth. He posted $100 bond. The others, 'each of whom put up a $25 bond, were charged as frequenters. They were Iccy Ritt-master, 54, who gave his address as 216 West Twelfth; Oscar O.

Malone, 54, who said he lived at the Milner hotel. Ninth and Central streets; Harry C. Raymore, 51, who gave his address as 1201 Washington street. Southern Area Shows 87 Percent Circulation Gain. Is Case to Be Presented 17.

X. Completed by China. Atlanta, Sept. 26. (AP) Thirty-seven per cent more people are reading daily newspapers today than before the war.

C. Parker Persons, regional director of the United States Commerce department, made that report today, based on census figures. Personss report covers papers in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Missis New York, Sept. The Chinese delegation has completed preparation of its case against Soviet Russia for submission to the United Nations assembly tomorrow, it was disclosed tonight. The formal charges against the Soviet Union were forecast last Thursday when Dr.

T. F. Tsiang, Trade Group Once Criticized by Lowell B. Mason. Washington, Sept.

26. (AP) Lowell B. Mason, who once com plained that Federal Trade commission orders were written in gobbledygook, was nominated today for a new 7-year term on the commission. President Truman sent the nomination of Mason, a Republican froTn Illinois, to the Senate for confirmation. Masons new term would date from today.

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(r star' Jiffenon City Correiyondent.) Jefferson City, Sept. 26. The Western Electric company doea not ell to Southwestern Bell Telephone company at a profit higher than to non-Bell customers. It was brought out here today at a Missouri Public Service commission hearing. The statement was made by Harold R.

Blckett, chief statistician of Western Electric, at a hearing on a proposed 6-mlllion-dollar rate Increase. The company submitted Its direct testimony several weeks ago. Cross-examination began today by attorneys for Kansas City, St. Louis and other cities opposing the move and by Homer L. Thorpe, chief accountant for the commission.

The controlling Interest In Western Electric and the Bell system Is held by the parent company, the American Telephone and Telegraph company. Last year Western Electric sold more than 1 billion dollars worth of equipment, about 90 per cent going to the Bell system. Thorpe questioned Bickett on the connection between Western Electric and the Southwestern Bell firm and asked if the non-Bell customers bought from the manufacturing company at a lower cost than the Bell buyers. They do not, Bickett replied. Earlier Jerome Joffee, special utilities counsel for Kansas City, questioned Thomas Stevenson of St.

Louis, chief actuary for the telephone company, on the Southwestern Bell pension plan. The company contends the costs for the pension plan should be charged to operating expenses, and passed on to telephone users. The pension plan was established In 1913 and revised in 1927. Joffee contends that subscribers are being forced to pay past costs of the program. The pension plan involves about $200,000 in the increased rates.

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Former Convict Awaits Trial In Jail in Defanlt of Bond. Joplin, Sept. 26. O. D.

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