The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 1

(THE Morning KANSAS CITY STAR) zi) iUuuuui (Tity O'imcii PRICE 5 CENTS VOL 119 XO 102 KANSAS CITY APRIL 28 38 FAGES A Preview of Zoo Which Opens Tomorrow 1 IKE TO GETTYSBURG HOME Wpekend of Relaxation Planned hy President Gettysburg Pa April 27 (AP) President Eisenhower arrived iat his farm home here today I for a weekend of relaxation BRICKLAYER TIE IS OVER Settlement of 18-Day-Old St rike ontes AN hen Buiid ers Association anti Local No 18 in Kansas City Kansas Agree couscn PRocFFnirs SETTRIICK LANES Traffic Department Proposes Mandatory Routes for Heavy Vehicles HEARING CALLED FOR MAY 10 GOVERNOR HALIS NAME IN THE RAIN TO WORK MONDAY Kansas City and Vicinity Rain and coldpr today and to night with temperatures remain- Others Affected Another Brick jng jn the 50s today after a Unit and Group morning low near 50 Decreasing Also Will Return cloudiness and continued cold I tomorrow Low tonight in upper Formal for Re-Election Made in Topeka for Topeka April 27 (AP)- Gov Fred Hall today formally filed for re-election Hall who is being opposed for the Republican renomination hv AN OVER-ALL CITY PLAN Warren Shaw of Topeka filed short lv before the secretary of state's office closed for the Vans Generally to Re Confined rjgy CONTRACT IS FOR 2 YEARS 30s high tomorrow near 50 rather map anil (tntailrit observation paje fil tradmss The to Business Area and Highways Immediately They Mill Get V- ent an Hour Rise More in January 1957 1 2 3 4 5 P- 6 7 Unofficial A year ago Precipitation Highest wind Jfusfs 35 Ri'er 'tafe 7 rW of 04 of Rotative humu cent: 6:30 rr leading 6:30 iffh SI vsterda'-in 12 30 40 oei 2962 nt Barorreter riches riirz THOSE WALKOUT IS DALLAS Operators Strike in Dispute Over a Firing Dallas Tex April 27 (API Local and long distance opera-trucks traveling: in Kan-jtors at the Southwestern Bell Telephone company's Dallas tty are proposed in pjant walked out today in a riis- an ordinance introduced note over the discharge of a I polio-stricken employee Both late yesterday in the city ides said the walkout was un- council authorized The city -wide plan proposed by the rity traffic department' after a study of several months designates certain streets as through truck routes and certain others as local truck routes A hearing on the ordinance will be heir! in the city council Law enforcement officers still were searching last night for Clifford Clark 2934 Tracy ave-jnue who is accused of killing this father-in-law the Rev Jesse istonemasons Though cents Now and 5 Cents More Next April The 18-day-old bricklayers strike was settled last night and workers will return to jobs day morning The settlement came ns 45 a the almanac mup rises! 5 24 a Sun sets rises 10:4 Vorr srts Moon phase -Lat quarter Max -Mot nine stars Mars Saturn Evening Mercury Venu Uranus Neptune Jupiter RB when the Builders Missouri Scattered thunderstorms 0 warm southeast turning much colder with west and north with locgHv heavy of rain today high 50 northwest mtd-KOs southeast Showers and thunder rms tonight colder western! ng colder southern Scud' showers end oufh and east central Kansas Turning much colder with sh rs and thunderstorms hecomins mixed ht snow higher elevations northwest lay highs 40s eti ter chamber at 2:30 o'clock May 10 Clark 39 of 8026 Mercier Councilman Robert Renson jstreet chairman of the general com-: "The victim a Pentecostal church minister died yesterday ja few minutes after being wounded with a shotgun His Through truck traffic would wife said Clifford Clark armed be allowed on 96 streets or sec-With a shotgun went to the tions of streets As defined by home and demanded to see his the ordinance through truck estranged wife Mrs Patsv Clark 18 The elder Clark was traffic moves between a manu- shot on the from porch when he attempted to persuade his son- in-law' to leave After the shotj was fired Clifford Clark ran into a wooded area and disappeared mittpp snnnuncpd Special Truck Routes facturing or warehouse district in Kansas City and a point outside thp city or between manufacturing or warehouse districts and bricklayers llocal No 18 Kansas City 4 Kansas reached an agree- ment The strike alsoy affected bricklayers localJ-- No 4 and local No 21 in Kansas City but those locals had been in agreement with the contractors Since Severe Thunderstorms Occur in a Wide Area and Tornado Alert Is Issued April 12 ONE OF THE CHILDREN who had an early look at the zoo in Swope park made friends with a goat The girl is Denna June Seiglar 7 daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Seiglar 9400 State Line Leawood The zoo will be opened tomorrow regardless of weather It is in its ninth year of operation SNUGGLING UP to two brothers is a large white rabbit one of the many animals that live in the nursery rhyme cages at the zoo The boys are Mark Fisher (left) 3 and Tommy Fisher 2 sorts of Mr and Mrs David Fisher Kingsville Tex The family was here for a visit (Kansas City Star photographs) US PEACE LEVER WILL STAY IN US to Local truck traffic would be permitted on the through truck routes and on 49 other streets Texas or sections of streets All truck traffic other than through truck traffic would he considered local1 Washington April -i The classification would include Se" tor McClellan P-Arki to-trucks delivering merchandise mrav inmed the ranks of Southern wholesalers retailers or homes senators voicing support for Sen High Officials Credit Influence by Washington With Easing Mid-East Crisis Four Soviet Seamen Refuse Agree to Return to Their Homeland CAUSE TO STEP UP EFFORT Lusty Batting hy the A Goes for Naught Despite slugging out four home runs the Athletics went down to their fifth consecutive defeat yesterday 7 to 9 to the White Sox in Chicago The two teams will oppose each other again today Other results: AM ERICAS I EAGLE New York 5 Boston 2 Washington 8 Baltimore 5 Cleveland 4 Detroit 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 7 Chicago 4 New York 5 Philadelphia 3 AMBASSADOR MAKES A PLEA Terms of the new 2-year eon tract give the bricklayers a eent-an-hour increase now another increase of 5 cents beginning January 4 19h 3 he Forecast contract raises the bricklayer scale to 8370 an hour now and S3 75 next January A 1212-cent increase now for stonemasons and tuck pointers is in the con-I tract with a 5-eent increase Wiext April This will bring the more rain is forecast today and scale to $337' 2 (tonight in the Kansas City area now The weather bureau issued Holdout By One Loral lornado alerts for the area from Hutton secretary-man-j Satina through Kansas City to ager of the Builders said the Kirksville Mo and 190 miles south of that line Late last night dispute with local No 18 In Soviet Arms Clirh Ynw Among Developments That Spur Anti-War Vigil Reply the -Men Tell Him We "ant to Stay Here Lyndon Johnson Senate Demo cratic leader as Texas's fa-j vorite son candidate for the I Presidencv On Inside Pages Farm Prices A 1 per cent increase for the month continues the higher trend Page 2 Graham Loses a Point Confession given FBI on plane bombing will he admitted as evidence Page 2 Suit Oxer a Store Site Jones company asks specific performance or $500000 Page 3 Fight a Merger Consolidation of state and local AFL-CIO groups is opposed by AFL building trades Page 6 Water Kates Vp Starting Tuesday increases will go into effect to finance improvement program This and other council news on page 9 I'niou Link Ends International Longshoremen pull out of alliance with teamsters to take heat off Beck Page 15 guiding looo pupils see Soviet ambassador tried SLEEPLESS NIGHT ON TRAIN Russians Express Relief That Five Fellow Sailors "ere Forcibly Removed Washington April 27 (AP) Georgi Zarubin in vain today to get A local delivery truck vtould be permitted on any other street in the city if the use of the street is necessary to reach the destination Mostly in Business District Through trucks generally will be confined to the business streets and city highway routes The principle of restricting boulevards to passenger traffic has been preserved with only a few exceptions in the plan Prospect and Troost avenues ould bp the main north-south sc'hool and libiary hond issue convinced through truck routes in the south to be voted on Tuesday I part of the city Six through Cecil Shopen board presi- Slderanle intiuence wnicnigj(j truck routes to the east cityjdent in a letter to Roland the limits would lead 1 24-1 Hewitt president of the Board K) 8 50 -240 and M-78 Lf Education said: ertmg on Britain the Others in Kansas City North! "The Real Estate Board of Arab States and Israel would oc for truck traffic on RatBas City has always had a 169 and 8 69 deep interest in the schools definitely is beginning to BOND SUPPOBT BY REALTOBS Board President Says the 27-Mil lion Dollar Issue Is Needed VXOTHMl BONO STORV ON PXUK 71 The Real Estate Board yester- day endorsed the High officials here are agents tlat Stay concerned wages the apprenticeship program and an arbitration clause He said the dispute with locals 4 and 21 involved only Usages and that these two locals had accepted the increase offer three days after the strike began April 9 Hutton said the dispute over the apprenticeship program came about after the Builders had withdrawn from ihe program four months ago The new there had been no confirmed reports of tornado funnels An unconfirmed report came from smith of Over brook Kas 16 miles south of Lawrence Kow in Upper 30s The storm is certain to hrtrg colder weather to the Mid-West the weather bureau said A low this morning near 50 degrees was eievted and the temperature should stay in the 50s today the forecaster said Tonight the the upper 30s 4rop will he into me uppe ents Round for Chicago ill Awake I ntil 2 o'clock in Morning Official Predicts Russian seamen to give up their sanctuary They told him: we want to stay here forever Spectator Stands Toppled The dramatic meeting was Circus Performance AN ELEPHANT INJURES 11 at I ri i kk on Eiight passenger agents and 16 agreement vails for resumption of the training program which is run hy a committee from the with a slow warmup beginning in-j two bricklavers locals and the tomorrow Locally heavy rains were dotted along ihe cold front The weather bureau radar late last Builders The new agreement also puts Among local truck designation- nf Kansas City and the improve-would he Uornall road of existing facilities and Forty-seventh street south to the tJlp provisions for new uniG troubled Middle East city limits Sixty-third street where necessary There is however from the east to the west citv is no matter closer to mjon to limits and St John avenue fromju hearts of the realtor and! Benton boulevard to Benningtonthp fipp citizens nf Kansas Citv dpe' he stnries hat havp bpen avUe' 4 inor more predominant in their! marte havp tended to encourage The need for an overall truck tonkin route plan became evident late last year when residents pro- direc(ors of thp tested about intercity trucks us- Eslate Board acting for and on(vvar' residential streets In a e- behalf of the members of thel Pledge by Russians prrt to the committee Jack Hut- board hae unanimously voted) Onlv vesterdav the two ton of traffic said theh th -rhnki Hnnd yesieraay me to top upport of tne school bond Russian leaders Premier Bul-lssue recognizing its need ter director city could either do nothing it at ganin and Nikita Khrushchev ani- special agents of thp Burlington arranged bv the immigration railroad resigned themselves tojand naturalization service at a sleepless night when they left for Chicago last night with more than 1000 students in tow for awas qulp rilffppot sight-seeing tour jilar he Two trains loaded with 1200 other persons most of them ele- hustled into a Russia headed mentary school pupils accom-1 aircraft at New Idlewild panied bv a few patents nd airport after a 20-minute immi- teachers left the I mon Station at 10 to start the first of on 1 at mg a series of educational tours for In a Happy Mood students The agents acting asi The four were in high spirits chaperones speculated that at immigration headquarters most of their wards would I'P-jtodav after their meet- rnam Wide awake throughout the with Zarubin In (ontrast plying arms to Egvpt and other "ipht itmg with great expecta- pushed Jntrioc tlons the arrival in Chicago en' pu' nen heheved to have trampled any FJlmer Erdman a passen- thiough a group of iepoiters one and most injuries were be agent who made three such "''h his head lowered and mul- jeed due to falls last year forecast the tering Sorry sorry sorry in their discussions in London agreed to use restraint in sup- from a sim- iured tonight when a circus April 7 when five phant broke lose in a seamen were moe and vv recked a section of spectator-filled stands Only one of the injured was believed in a dangerous condition The show had just stalled when a bull elephant lumbered away from eight other performing animals and came up under the bleachers The weight of the bulky 27 countries and also pledged to support the United efforts to arrange a final ger trips last year mal tossed spectators out of the mto effect an arbitiaiion ot nn njpht identified areas of preripi-strike clause Hutton said (atifm mip jn riianiPPr at which requires all disputes to Tonganoxie eight miies at Oka-be submitted to arbitration Ihe Kas and 15 miles suth-new agreement expires March West of Eskridge Kas 31 1958 Topeka reported a thunder The strike had covered three storm laic ast night with light work weeks and Hutton e1i ning in all directions At the mated that 70 per cent of new same time Sidney Xeb rebuilding in the area had been ported a thunderstorm with suit down by last night He said freezing lain falling and a tern- several thousand carpenters la perature of 32 degrees borers and iron workers had A Record High Here been laid off a were many The cold front was mm nj others in other trades connected slowly and thundershowers with building along its leading edge were very Some of the projects affected spotty Cooler air flowing in be-bv the strike were the Hotel hind it dropped the temperature animal was captured by Mudhlebach expansion the Con-jhere rapidly from the record 83-jattendants minutes later and show was continued sumers Cooperative building in degree reading of yesterday The Kansas City North the Jones prev ious April 27 top was 86 in this particular STILL THE SO I FISHER MAS First Colorado License Again Goes to Ike could continue a patchwork policy nf restricting certain streets or it could devise an overall plan Hutter and traffic engineers devispd and recommended the overall plan Orriinanrp Is Flexible The ordinance'' Hotter said was very said one of the four sailors sleepless night probably go to sleep about 2 o'clock in the he said wake up about 4 o'clock in the morning ou see they'll have to be getting up about that time because they'll have breakfast about 5j The Zephyrs will arrive in Chicago at 7:30 o'clock this! morning and the group will be store remodeling a University 1951 of Kansas City men's dormi- The '-old air moving down from Dodson Ravtown andjCanada logether with the low lory fi i sn iei sf rresofr rung Michael Ivankov Nikolov a ra- pj1p dio operator who invited newsmen to sit in on testimony he is to give tomorrow before the Senate internal security subcommittee tell you everything lie said in thickly accented English On Capitol Hill subcommittee the row San John Statement Denies Any Acts Sedition "ere ommilted Denver April 27 TAP) Eisenhower White House Washington was issued Colorado's first fishing license for 1956 today The President has been assigned the statp's license No 1 since 1953 He has made use of license too on Colorado vacations every year since then possibej Gov Ed Johnson said he ven cl will present the license person-1 making or has martp a ipii pi aj- when he confers with pickup at a retail establish- hower in Washington next Thurs-ment or house -day somewhat touchy problem ARRESTED ON A ROOF cause the truck may be Vn an unposted street This does noi Another mean that enforcement is com- pletely impossible ''because of its necessary flexi-bilitv will admittedly be some-u hat difficult to enforce The mere pres -nee of a gasoline truck or a cempnt truck on ahp residential street cannot always be illegal because it is or even likelv that the Is Apprehended Near Tire Company at 1620 Grand Police of Lee's Summit telephone im Iprovements the Delco-Remy battery plant in Olathe a con vent for Ward high school teachers and 12 other schools in Kan sas Before a Union Session pressure cenier in South Central Kansas and Northwest Oklahoma caused quite a variety of weather conditions expected to continue into tonight Some hail was reported Salina and Hutchinson having half-inch stones Areas of sleet taken bv busses to the Lincoln counsel Robert Morris said park zoo the Museum of Science Ivankov Nikolov and two others and Industry and Chicago and Viktor Tatamikov and Ben Er-Northwestern universities They menko would he heard nt a will arrive back in Kansas City flock public hearing tomorrow morning Ihe fourth Viktor Solovyev Because of the brevity of the told the subcommittee last week he is happy in America He said a use trip most children traveled Small suitcases and overnight is happy the five others who Hutton saW the agreement freezing drizzle and freezing was signed shortly before a were reported in Nebraska meeting of members of local and the weather bureau issued Francisco April 27iAP' Powell and his wife Sylvia surrendered today to the marshal on a federal indictment charging them with sedition in the Korean war The Powells handed a statement to newsmen saying: have certainly not com-! mitted any acts of sedition We reject this accusation as entirely false Powell posted ier's check as bond for his wife who posted a similar check for her husband They said that much of the SIOOOO was obtained in loans from friends Their arraignment was set for May 9 before Judge Hamlin i a $5 000 cash- 18 last night at 603'2 Seventh street Kansas Kansas He said a formal agree lia) not been signed with locals 4 and 21 hut that such a sorm! in progress at Oh contract was assured because of anfi a warning to stockmen for those Citv parts of Nebraska and N'orih-west and North Centra Kansas Late last night heavy thunder- bags were common Most of the students were excited about the journey hut orderly in filing into coaches The trains stalled taking on passengers an hour and 45 minutes before the departure thus eliminating jams at gales and loading platforms went home appeared to have been coerced to do so As for himself he said all Lie wants is a weapon for protection Five Believed Kidnaped Other witnesses testified the five were "kidnaped" The State department this week ex- About 4600 signs would be needed to mark the routes Hutter recommended At 2300 locations there would be two igps one marking the type of route and one with an arrow showing the direction of the route Signs at City limits settlement between Israel and the Arab states In addition the mission of Dag Hammarskjold secretary general has achieved a certain measure of success thus paving the way in subsequent negotiations for more substantial achievement in strengthening Middle East peace machinery There have been few issues in recent years which have posed more vexing problems in the State department than the Middle East These problems are immense extremely complicated and shot through with emotionalism London Adds to Troubles The British to put it charitably have committed some serious blunders notably by-backing Iraq not as a member of the Baghdad pad but as a rival to Saudi Arabia and Egypt for leadership in the Arab world Israel frequently has been obstreperous and the Arab states have not been precisely the models of proper deportment Under these circumstances the United States has firmly followed the policy of not commit-ing itself to any one of the three sides Conceivably such a decision may have to be made but not now More specifically this country is pursuing three major principles in an attempt to bring about peace and stability in the Middle East Underwrite Israel's Future The first is the maintenance of the state of Israel Toe second is ihe maintenance ot Western Europe which depends for its very econo -ic life on the oil of the Middle East The third is that this country is determined to avoid an arms in other words a situation in which there would he a con fired one shot last night at two men they said attempted to escape from a rear third-floor window and tip a fire escape to the roof of a building at 1620 Grand occupied by the Dunlop Tire and Rubber corporation Robert Michaels a pairolman tired when he saw the second the earlier agreement of the iwo locals wilh the Builders Huttnn said the apprentn program was instituted to assure apprentices of training in var-1 lions types of masonry He said foremen made regular reports to business agents about apprentices and the business agents reported to the joint com- storm was developing as shown hy radar just west of Herington Kas 120 miles west southwest of Kansas City Hail was ronorted at Burlingame and Osage City south of Topeka and gusty winds and some scattered hail were possible in Kansas Citv as the storms passed Lawrence received 106 inches of rain early last night In addition about 25 large in formation signs will he needed1 man on 'he fire escape at the city limits In inform in- About 20 patrolmen and de coming truck drivers about the 'ectives surrounded the build- The tours are tor students 10 pelled two members of the So-vears and older from Kansas viet United Nations delegation City and surrounding towns An-1 for their part in the sudden de-other group will leave for Chi- parture of the five The Soviet cago and one for Denv er May 11 delegation protested this how -About 1200 students have signed ever and in Moscow the five for the Denver trip seamen lace jr general passenger terPnce yesterday agent said AU the ACTRESS AVIS'S A DIVORCE Mate Treated Her as Stranger Barbara Ruick Asserts ing after someone telephoned police headquarters when the two men were noticed entering a front door of the building James Albert Carlelli 45 of 1200 Admiral boulevard and Frank Costanza 33 of 206 Olive street were arrested on the roof Ronald Dean Jones 27 of 5236 Independence avenue was arrested on the street All three men were booked for DORIS DOW LIST IS MARRIED hers of the crew of the Soviet tanker Tuapse They were admitted to this country after Film Executive "'eds mittee About 1000 bticklavprs anuj Many times late yesterday and stonemasons weie involved inasf night it sempd as though the strike The dispute brought rain would begin in Kansas Citv Robert Shepherd an interna-jbut the necessarv trigger was tional vice-president of the union hacking and onlv a feu drops here from Washington Shep-fen Earlv today' however light herd met several times with rain was reported hv the weather union and company represent- bureau and a ihunderstorm was atives this week occurring in Clay Countv north of Shepherd attended the meet- the with wind gusts to 33 ing last night of local No 18 miles an hour Los Angeles April 27 (API Actress Barbara Ruick 23 today won an interlocutory divorce from actor Roberf Horton 31 testifying that at times he -treated her as a stranger They were married in Las Vegas Nev August 22 1953 and separated last March 9 Miss Ruick charged cruelty No 7 of Artie Shaw Santa Monica Calif April 27 Doris Dowling 32 actress divorced seventh wife of Artie Shaw was married today to Robert Blumofe film necessity of observing the posted routes The signs would cost X'7000 Hotter said The maintenance would be about 87200 eacn year and there would also have to be an additional truck and three more sign men in the department he said cannot be expected that the plan will satisfy Hutter -aid "but it is felt that channeling truck traffic on specific street- will eliminate the dispersion of trucks through residential neighborhoods and will concentrate them largely on one street or artery Access to City Needpd parts of loal net-work ere lajH 0ijt ov er boulevards or other itrepr not now tCnntintied on Ninth Pae i about their vessel was seized Nationalist Chinese Solovyev a chunky blond 20-year-old said Zarubin told him and the others during today's hearing that they would he better off in Russia Solovyev added told us the five others by Frank Smith business agent The brunt of the thunderstorm Comic Dictionary FIX BLAST DEATHS AT 10 Supreme Court: The only group of peopJe who havp as many differences of opinion as a family SI S'SPOT TROUBLE IS OVER Radio and Cable Communications Rack to Normal New York April 271AP) High-frequency radio and cable communications were back to normal today after a sunspot storm blacked out many areas of the world last night Pulaski Va April 27f AP 1 (were happy in Russia But vve A death toll of 10 was confirmed told him that the secret police tonight in a tremendous epln-must have made them say the sion and fire which wrecked a 3-storv brick apartment house things they said We know they (Continued e-rond Pr 1 of the local said about 120 of the activity seemed to be veering 300 members attended north of here The east-west lin think all the men who were of activity was running through still in tow came to the meet-jLeav enworth late last night St ing'' Smith said of out Joseph had a heavj shower ilh men went out of the citv to hail and the storm at Lawrence work They will all be back which bpran with hai! did Vfonda' howev er 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