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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 9

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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES MONDAY JANUARY 7 1940 IK 9 MORGAN NOT OUT YET ARKANSAS TORNADO KILLS 3 jjQ gp achievements in the South Pacific Several Hanon An nirni vr A Jap artillery piece which BUILD NOW MUST had gotten range on an American ROLE IN "HARVEY" INTERRUPTS hospital was captured he declared phasized that It takes time to produce good legislation and said some speed would have to be sacrificed because several of Mr Truman's requested bills are before one group Keep Your Bonds Use Your Credit at RESIGNATION FROM UNRRA ISN'T PLANNED HIS OFFICE SAYS JOE BROWN'S CAMP TOURS at his personal command to a pa Damaged In Chicot Count)- Lak Jan 6 (AP) persons were killed tonight when a tornado struck a few miles MEHORNAYS Immediate Action to Get Home Conttruction Program Started Urged by Stassen NECRO SAILORSjiRE RELEASED Sentences Imposed After the Port Chicago Blast Are Set Aside ol tlte New York Tlmti) New York Jan Sentences Imposed by the navy on fifty Negro sailors for mutiny at Port Chicago Calif after the disastrous explosions on two ships carrying munitions In July 1944 have been set aside Lester Granger executive secretary of the National Urban league disclosed today Granger aided Secretary Forrestal as confidential trol of soldiers and he captured a Jap who walked in on one of his shows He is sure he captured the Jap because he ordered his audience to stand back while tie brought the tcothy Nip forward and personally turned him over to the lntelll- Comedian Appearing In MuMc Hall in font I'erformaaces vim He Will Keep 01 Telling of Soldiers' Side from this Southeast Arkansas city John Biggs Chicot County sheriff Meantime London Itrporla General Has Been Asked to Quit but Apparently He Hasn't Received Request the House labor committee He reported that the House leadership hopes to make settlement of a controversy over the United States Employment Service the No 1 Item of business when the legislators return January 14 i nkr DAWGF GfUl beautiful nniiuu uvnb i Blggs gaJd Identified only as Taylor and a With the last breath from his gence officer at the camp 1122 Walnut 1032 Main FiiANKrusT Jan Lieut Oen Sir Frederick Morgan stood pat today on his determination not The gun capture was more he recounted Negro ccjple Ed Royal and his great big genial mouth Joe Brown 'Jjli i 1U going to be chanting the praise "I was hamming with a bunch of of the OI as long and as far a kids at an advanced road block the to "gii as UNRRA chief for Ger-next morning after the Japs had many and has received no lnstruc- "eie can be heard He is not goin? Chicot and at least a half-dozen 1 10 et tne American public forg-t other houses were destroyed hit the hospital with their 75 The tlons to return to London an of 01 1 the soldiers The sentences ranging from eight to fifteen years and carrying with them dishonorable discharge had been viewed as severe Granger recalled and were the subject of considerable protest damaged Biggs added final spokesman in his office laid The spokesman said Morgan was surprised to read a report appearing whole camp was in an uproar because the men knew the Jap piece had the range on the hospital and they were fearful that they would YOU CAN GET A 'IOO LOAN IF YOU CAN REPAY '727 A MONTH No endorsers needed HEARING 1VTKIPLE DEATH He has been In almost constant association with them for the last four years In every theater of war on every front and In practically every American hospital at home A similar decision will aet free Man in the Frankfurt edition of theuui ml iZllZ Accused n-Freedom on slajrer 6eeks a Writ for what amounted to a sit-down united States army newspaper Stars and Stripes that he had been strike at Guam shortly after the Port Chicago disaster Granger said One Negro sailor was killed and several Negro and white sailors and marines were injured In protracted skirmishes But Emergency Steps Are Required to Take Care of Veterans Manufacturer Hear Chicago Jan 6(AP) To meet the needs of what he termed "a quarter-million homeless heroes" Harold Stassen former governor of Minnesota tonight demanded consideration at once of price ceilings materials supplies building trades unions and city building codes In a speech at a dinner sponsored by the Institute of Carpet manufacturers for members of the home furnishings Industry whose convention of 25000 persons begins tomorrow Keystone In Our Kconomy 'Housing is one of our key economic and social problems of the post-war decade" Stassen declared "It can be a major factor in the successful operation of our free economy or it can be one of the stumb recalled to the British capital "It was the first he heard of the report and it can be stated he has received no official word to return to London" the spokesman said The British general has been under fire for expressing a belief at a news conference that a secret Jewish organization was responsible for the mass exodus of Jews from Poland ADMIRES TRUMAN'S PLUCK Payments shown in table mcludt principal and charges At our monthly rate of 3 a $50 loan repaid in 6 monthly instalments as shown a total of $5538 costs only $538 Household has no other charges You pay no fees or other extras ('Loans for certain purposes still limited by Government Regulations to shorter periods) mV my phone i Next time you're-short of cash phone or visit Household for quick relief If you telephone first we can have your loan ready when you call at the office tire's a service that provide cash when you need it! You may borrow quickly and on your aalary car or and repay in monthly instalments To apply for $100 $200 $300 or more just tell ui a little about yourself and your job and choose a payment plan (tee below) No endorsers no signatures of outsiders needed! no ixtras Notice that you may take up to 18 months to repay Or repay sooner if you prefer The sooner you repay the lea your loan costs The Kansas City Court of Appeals will hold a hearing at 2 o'clock Thursday to determine whether Charles Henry Tiedt St Joseph Mo held on three counts charging first degree murder shall be released on a writ of habeas corpus Application for the writ was filed Saturday by Tledt's wife Mrs Ada Tiedt based upon the technical grounds that A Olmstedt 8t Joseph Justice of the peace failed to give Tiedt a preliminary hearing following his arrest Tiedt is charged with the fatal shooting November 25 at St Joseph of Fred Matchett chief petty officer and Mr and Mrs Delbert Matchett He was quoted as saying renew their bombardment on it that night "I had been giving about a half hour show to a patrol of some forty kids and as I finished they were strapping on their packs to go out in search of the Japs As they trudged off forward and I started back I called 'Hey you simple mutts get that 75 for "'We'll get her for you Mr Brown' they yelled In unison' ROAD CUT BY JAPS "Later that afternoon I was making a walkie-talkie broadcast I couldn't get forward to three or four companies because the Japs had cut the road Right in the middle of my show the walkie-talkie from the patrol came booming back at me through the loud speaker: "Hey Joe we got your gun for you!" "And they had Those boys had knocked that Jap 75 and everything that went with it plumb out of existence The hospital never was London Jan An official of the London office of UNRRA reiterated today that General Mor Favorable Results From Appeal Forecast by McCormack Washington Jan 6(AP) A prediction of favorable results from President Truman's appeal for congressional action on his legislative program came today from Representative McCormack of Massachusetts House Democratic leader McCormack declared that Congress and the people "admire and respect a fighting President and will act accordingly" He added however that "long range gains rather than overnight progress" are likely The administration leader em- FIND HIM THI CASH LOAN YOU NIID ChMM year anataty payment hara lonowing tne snooting that there had been a neighborhood erudm 0 It 15 It gan UNRRA chief for Germany has been recalled to the British capital and said he is expected to return here from Frankfurt by plane as soon as weather permits UNRRA has requested General Morgan's resignation The UNRRA official said a message from Washington requesting Morgan's recall was received in London late yesterday for relay to Frankfurt Presumably Morgan had psjmtntA pmymntn ptymnta pmymtntA ling blocks that will trip us into that he believed the Matchetts 923 628 645 Thete payments include ill out if payments are made monthly on the same day of each successive month Earlier or larser payments reduce the total charges and later or smaller payments increase them The only charge is the monthly rate of on loans of SIM and less ItiX on loans over SIN and up to IMS On loans of MM to IMM charts are equivalent to A par moith Charles are lijurea on actual unpaid principal balances aa reduced by payments IOUS over (300 are made by Household Loan Company shelled again future depression bjmh mc uigruito nave been armed post-war general consumer demand Tiedt was represented at the is met" hearing by an attorney Earl 0 "Enirrenry measure are re-jBorchers and'Buchanan County was nuired" he added "We mut nol Presented by Joseph Sherman prosecuting attorney He was In I lose ilt of the long-range P'ojcustody of the Buchanan sheriff audi lem A million homes a year forUie court ordered Tiedt held in the irn has been staled as a Jackson County jail pending the) 502 753 1005 1219 1950 2925 4684 6876 9168 i 642 963 1284 1568 2509 3764 59 80 8971 11961 I 73 1M 125 7M 1000 1384 1846 2269 3631 5446 8776 13164 17553 727 871 1393 2090 3190 4785 6381 838 1010 1615 2423 3747 5621 74 94 Hearing Brown is highest In his praise of General Douglas MacArthur He believes he is the greatest soldier in the world "They can criticize MacArthur if they want to but they'll have me to hear from" Brown declared "His greatness as a tactician saved thousands of American lives There were other fine leaders out there but none with the skill of Douglas MacArthur as a general and a leader and a fighting man" SQUAWKING GOT RESULTS Dtial Sherman asked and was craned not received the message when he made his statement that he had! been given no instructions the of- flcial said Morgan's successor has not been chosen Meantime it was explained Brig William Arthur McDonald Stawell who has been acting deputy chief under Morgan will "pinch! hit" until a successor is named Morgan's statement concerning an organized exodus of Jews from until 5 o'clock this afternoon to file a return to the habeas cornus Deii- The Souitns Likes to See His HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 4 Uasto Mliwvrl Sma laaa Ad HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY assuMs1 Flasits Csrasrsnsn lufaiiiiry Uissms Uaasr Minssh tmi sas Invsitassl Csaassy Id TWO KANSAS CITY OFFICES 3119 Troost Second Floor Shankman Building Telephone: VAlentine 2 1ST tion and Borchers was granted until Shows Joi Bsown 9 Wednesday to file a reply Screen and fiiAoi Comedian Is HONORS MEMORY OF or Thai HoNOd-'Kan- sas City Star photographi SALE! Women's Fine SABLE DYED CONEY FUR COATS arav Xt Brown declined a colonelcy in the To meet that goal he said billions of feet of flooring and siding anti 2x4 will be needed as well as heating plumbing and electrical materials and price ceilings "should be adjusted to encourage prompt production of these materials and supplies" Sees Shortage of Workers The Minnesotan declared a study of skilled labor "will reveal that we do not have sufficient numbers of workmen in a number of the building trades to do the work and that Europe was described today by Drunr i-ianiie lii'dlriilrd al 4 SIZES TO 44 Frd Tsi Extra Church He Attended in Cplil 'TZZZTtZZZZ: I dWto "mv vofce would be professor Sarnn Wright London ir MVOiaa aW- iGOniRl me utmost vRiue 10 Tf AofliPluTUH dan AH Till Ull I TM HIaUM a irnnm 206 Bryant Bldg Second Floor 11th and Grand Telephone: HArrison 4025 1- church that Franklin Roosevelt' Now- he is back working for him-attended while president St self "for a change-for a while" ti because he declared at the Hotel Thomas Episcopal-today dedicated MuenieDach night( my a plaque In his memory rimaal KOt to eat" "I didn't want to be ranked tar anybody when I wanted to Speaking at the annual confer-Brown laughed and added "I M2 Jewlsh natlonal Iund' plenty of squawking and the great- sa'd- est praise and the most satisfaction 1 "Tnere has been a conspiracy of I got out of the war was the fact to now Now they had that I was listened to by the top tM the first time a declaration that Li tome of the unions are unduly re TlllS I J1' 1 ittti tKW1111lamD Leah' APPEAR IN MUSIC HALL strictive as to apprentices must be corrected" tne oews turope naa laeas oi Homesites too should be studied gave the dedicatory address in be-' rown T' appear tne music: men i saw a war ana was their own that they did not intend IV he said "Tills will involve alert half nf PraeWnt -fvumon -J" wmm wmonow aiieinoon saea a iuv aWTtoa ana i gave to be handed about from place to and tomorrow night and Wednes- was listened to' niftropolitan state and federal unable to attend place at the whim of others and that day night in the title role of the: Brown who lost a son in the "Franklin Roosevelt's faith In God i ilit tii ii i mi tL'or te rmtlnnlnff lite Vnrttal thv linri rleftnita tncira irt nlon vi rm (ho 11 ynni planning for both suburban development and for slum clearance and redevelopment It will involve revision of obsolete building ordinances" IRANIAN PARTISANS FIGHT minicrrpvoltitionarj Activity Is fteportcd From Tehran far of hi 'f i rt VSii "Harvey" visits at every opportunity he said (their own destiny" sa'd added: Brown did not add to the report1 "to try to make those men laugh Numerous Jewish organizations lie'P tly" JM he that he shot two Japs in the South! a little have strongly criticised Morgan's rSStsS (llhan: Pacific-a story related by an "When I see people ignore the 'statement a renlnn in I iend recently in Columbus wounded veterans bump them on mM mmKm tifhln lhrouhrM to! "That's the other fellow's storv the streets race past them in their FINNS FORTIFY A FRONTIER The wnui 'not mine'" ne said- "That was thei cars it makes my blood boll I Activity on Swedish Border Is Re- recto? hi f' wlS GIs' Job not mine My job was to there was a way the story of portedly at (Soviet Behest "ST VaaBBBBBBBBBBBJBBBBBBB ein vu WVUW mki HtMl IrtHc anfth anJ if Vtir nP UCT1I1CMI fll fl KO ninrS mil fl "in- tm iianHn tablet which was affixed to the 'h- hM fOrrt 1MI Ma Nf Tr nM since our Doctor Stockholm Jan 6 --The VI MH A ta Kll l'v fftrtHftriwit Finns their "Entertainment was one of the American citizen general sUff officer said today that outer wall of the front vestibule counterrevolutionary activity had The plaque reads: most important supplies-munitions ana i snan wt cog6l r6tr w)th you might sav-of the war Je- r' gv- lon8 4 my according to a report from a usually mOUlTl WIU WOTI ii mallv in the HAUth Panfir Ufhv I advised double-action Phillips' Church of Kranklln Delano PooMvelt Assistant secretary of the nivv 1913 to vestryman President of the United State to IMS Honorary warden r'hable Helsinki source Tlie report which seems corroborated by TRAIN COLLISION 1ft JURIS statements from many recent trav- after three ajid a half months in the jungle I went down to New Zealand and found myself engrossmgly entertained by just looking at shop Head-on Accident Occurs on sid-ieler from Finland adds that the ing Near Teaarkana Ark 'fortification is being done at the behest of the Soviet Union windows and in one city I found breken out troubled Azerbaijan province gainst supporters of the self-declared autonomous Azerbaijan regime Describing the rival contestant as partisans and nationalists the officer said Iranian intelligence reports indicated nationalist forces had battled to within six miles of Maragheh and were in the outskirts of Mianeh Maragheh and Mianeh are respectively forty-five miles south and ninety miles southeast of Tabriz the provincial capital and the seat of the so-called autonomous BY -Bsfl BaBaaai MMm MaaBaKLTtlaaBaMlM Bfc' JKA kVlK BHil BBsR'-i myself blocking traffic standing in 1 "MKANA' MK Jan 'AV! Observers both in Finland and the middle of the street just looking 'rgh mjured herehere interpret the move differently at street cars entertaining myself i if" wo but the trend is to see it as an lndi-royally" iCctton Belt trains collided that Moscow has set th? on at a sidine near here A score limits an it rri lit him capture jap 0r more Of others were given emerg-lm Scandinavia at the Baltic and Brown Is proud cf two personal ency treatment the Pinno-Swedlsh frontier HANG DEFAMER OF TOMB Csech Removed Unknown Soldier's Body at Prague Praoui Czzchoslovakia Jan Leo Rudel 66 a Czech who sided with the Germans and destroyed the statue of President Woodrow Wilson which stood in front of Prague's railway station was hanged yesterday Removing the bronze statue of Wilson was a wartime incident of which the people's court which condemned him took notice FRISCO to FLORIDA A CONFEDERATE CHIEF DIES Houston itx Jan General William Banks commander in Chief offense of Rudel however rtnet of the United Confederate was removal of the body of Czecho one 01 last sur" Slovakia's unknown soldier of WorM nmt Civil war veterans in Texas War I from Prague Citv hall He mo today tan than two weeks after admitted the bedy was taken "in a imii-: his 109th birthday last sack" to Gestapo headquarters and wis mss day He was a Baptist tablets around the tomb were dumped into the Vltava river i ON i MAIN i Wmgm DOWNSTAIRS STORE JM Wm saffBW' Bs BST IZZZ sSsat'jfe Bam tVwJ Wh Mat vTjffl KANSAS CITY- FLORIDfl SPECIAL has always meant tin best service fo Florida It isn't yet possible to offer all the deluxe accommodations and the extra service features which were formerly available to patrons of the Kansas City-Florida Special They ere being restored just as rapidly as conditions will permit MEN'S LEATHER COATS AND JACKETS 5 to Sixes 36 to 46 Millions coll it the ideal laxative antacid to gentle for children so thorough for grown-ups OTHER WARM JACKETS AND COATS In Hi tnt Milton MatklMws MS Iny Milter ZlpMr Jiekilt Ml Jlli Olitk Leather Trim Zip JiiklU 1 180 Llltkir Trim WI Zl Jacket 1296 Until wartime restrictions are completely lifted through Sleeping Car Service to Florida will continue to terminate at Jacksonville where connections are made for either the east or west coast BUY TICKITS EARLY Sleeping car space is still limited and In great demand It can be reserved or sold 14 days in advance We will do our best to take care of your requirements For Complete Schedules Fires Reservations PHONE FRISCO Victor 7220 Get Phillips' Milk of Magnesia in the big economical 50e size contains three times as much as the 251 bottle Be sure you ask for Phillips' Milk of Magnesia by never of magnesia" alone ALL OF US ovfrinriulgp in eating and drinking now and thrn The result is often an excessively acid stomach and the annoying symptoms of heartburn sour stomach headachy upset feeling Thai's the time for Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Taken at bedtime with water Phillips' helps end that restless fretful feeling By the time your head hits the pillow Phillips' relieves the discomforts of acid indigestion You sleep soundly And in the morning you wake up refreshed thanks to this double-action of Phillips' Milk of Magnesia: BOYS' LEATHER JACKETS Tan leather Jackets blanket lined 1 95 Upper fronts Sizes 10 to 18 MM I Wothachlld'a DoHniUlra lieonnm Storm Genuine Phillips' is also available in easy-toarry tablet form 25(f a box less than a penny a tablet Ideal for children they love its pleasant mint flavor Sold at all drug stores Get Phillips' today CLASSES mMti For good furniture at low prices always compare Yost's 1225 Main IrTrSl PHIIAJM 1 Atan aeldetomach alkalizer Phillips' it one of the fastest most effective known to telence 2 At a laxative gentle Phillipt' can be taken any time without thought of embarratting urgency Caution: Use only as directed LOW TERMS Oj losts unci! lalaTlvl I'll I i jM IlV 1 fl I lfiiiTitii iiroM giisT) Ml Phillips Frisco Is ftermi trWct off as hit Of tonditions prmf PAUL'S SHOES Inc 1012 Wilaal MILK OT MAONESIA IT'S A GREAT RAILROA the feed I like ivory day READ AND USB 6TAA WANT ADS.

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