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41 THE 1 ANSAS CITY STAR SUNDAY MAY 16 19IS 1741-It -3 JAMES WEST DIES "Crime Comics" Are Printed For Adults Say Publishers ---------31 'rite ion ity sit to 19 A Ivked Czechoslovakia got an outlet to the Baltic sea today Poland formally handed over to the Czechs a large slice of the Oder river port of Stettin as a customs duty free zone for imports and ex ports The area includes the Ewa peninsula and a strip of land along the Debickl canal The action means Czechoslovakia will look exclusively to Poland's Baltic ports for her sea trade and will abandon any thought of using the German port of Hamburg as before the war 32 YEARS HE WAS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF BOY SCOUTS ierso 'tooth Leader Would Hof nven 72 Years Old To morrow Honored by Three Presidents Executives of Some Firms Declare They Are Not Respon sible for Welfare of the Children Who Happen to Read Their Magazines Moines and two brothers Andrew Nelson North Platte Neb and Wai- ter Nelson San Bernardino Calif Funeral he rvices will be held Wedneaday in Dee Moines Edward Parris 79 years old died yesterday at the home of a son Alfred Farris route No a North Kansas City He leaves three other on Orville Farris Charlie Farris Willie Farris and eight grandchildren Myrtle Kiser 88 years old died yesterday afternoon at the home 2502 North Eighth street Kansas City Kangas She leaves a brother Addison Case and two conning Clement Case 4539 Roanoke parkway and Mrs: Winifred Stains 1311 West Forty-second street She was a member of Hyacinth chapter No 156 Order of Eastern Star the auxiliary of the Spanish-American veterioni the Wohington Avenue Methodist church and the St Paul choir guild Funeral services will be held at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday at the George Long chapel in Kansan City Kansas In St Joseph She had auffered a atroke of paralysis recently and fractured I hip last week in a fall from her bed She was born in Platte County and had lived in Platte and Buchanan counties all her life She was the widow of John Williams owner of extensive farm land around Dearborn who died seven years ago She leaves three daughters Mrs Orventa Hull and Mrs Arlene Foster of Dearborn and Mrs Mildred Kirby of Platte City two sons Huston Williams and Earl Williams of Dearborn two sisters Mrs Lyn Wallingford of Dearborn and Mrs Chris Burgess Emporia Km four brothers A Dean Albert Dean Sidney Dean and Andrew Dean all of Dearborn five grandchildren and one great-grandchild Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Monday at the New Market Mo Christian church of which she had been a member all her life with burial in the New Market cemetery The Rev Floyd Taylor will conduct the services Poor Summer Season Looms for Broadway Night Clubs NEW YORK May Broadway night clubs are looking ahead with concern to the approaching summer months The normal night club clientele can run to the beaches and resorts and enjoy the same style of saloon entertainment and dance music as is provided on Broadway and in cooler and more comfortable surroundings The night club impresarios are resigned to the worst summer since before the war The theater will suffer correspondingly Newest hits will be unaffected but moderate sueCenbel are almost certain to have the toughest fight of their lives More convention and general visitors are in prospect than in any summer for years hut it's generally agreed they can't take up more than a fraction of the slack RUPTUR MASER I 1 I I 1 i 1 1' 0' I I Nry: nociums May 15(AP) Dr JallICS West former chief ut executive of the Boy Scouts of rica died tonight He would ve been 72 years old tomorrow Dr Vest died at New Rochelle pitsi which he entered last night iiiospital authorities said he had tl ill for a number of years with intestinel ailment and took a -ti for the worse yesterday Pr Wrq a native of Washington beer chief Scout executive for years when he retired in 43 Hr later was elected Chief Lout During his tenure aA chief out exPrutive an estimated 10 bnys and men joined the icanizetion A crippled orphan in his childod West took part in many grams to aid children For this 11141 0 NI BIGHT ON LLPT IflL It Itillt 0 wri banned "The Killers" His publisher Magazine Enterprises Iiic puta out eight other books none of the blood-and-thunder variety "In spite of protests against crime comics" he said "the so-called harmless books just don't sell But my publisher and I are very happy to see a newsstand clean-up under way" Cites Nick Carter John Byrne editor of "Wings Comics" "Jumbo Comics" and "Fight Comics" which have been banned felt that his boois "represent in 1948 what Nick Carter and Tom Swift used to represent" but added "We don't edit our magazines for children" "I won't say no children read our books" Reese editor of the banned "Headline Comics" and "Prize Comics" said "We do a Rood job in crime prevention with no sex Muff at all" A banned book of a different type' "Is This Tomorrow?" published by the Catechetical Guild Educational society of St Paul has the official sanction of the archdiocese of that city The book depicting America in the throes of a Communist revolution has sold 5 million copies I Mr McNally himself a Catholic felt the book unacceptable for chilMen "For them" be said "to see Individual pictures of a minister be ing lynched a white man hitting a Negro with a whisky bottle and similar scenes is definitely objectionable and inflammatory" cam-fast INS Ynrk Herald rribwity CENUINE DIAMOND 390 it HITE a SHRINE $145 $265 $345 S9 5 $465 $150 mi and Up 1 I 11 $350 Doub Is 495 A strong form fitting waahable support Back lacing adjusteble lip in front Adjustable leg strap Soft It groin pad No steel or leather bands Unexcelled for comfort Aleo used as after (TOW inn support Wor 111Pn or women MAIL ORDERS give meatitite around the lowest pert of the abdomen $350 tion Mayor Al Feeney of Indian-Boons banned five of 260 books his special investigator had rounded Up He received the promise of cc-operation from local distributors Only One Asks tearing 'So far" Mr McNally aaid "only' one publisher has asked for a hear-tug That is the National Comics group publishers of Gangbuster Comics which is temporarily removed from the banned list pending a hearing next week As for the public we've had nothing but praise from hundreds of citizens all over the country" In New York the American Civil Liberties union announced that it had communicated with Detroit's police commissioner Harry Toy objecting to "the police office setting itself up as censor and guardian of public morals" "We're glad" Jack Liebowitz of the National Comics group which publishes thirty other books said "that something is being done to apprise those publishers who are not cognizant of their responsibility that things can't go on unchecked But we feel that our book was mistakenly banned in Detroit as it is in Indianapolis although we're willing to make changes" Some publishers were caught on their first "crime" issue as was Raymond Krank editor of the CZECHS CET A SEA OUTLET Stettin on Oder River In Handed Over by Poland WARSAW May Mr PIPER BRACE CO 1 la fly 318 ed SOK Fagg 12th at Kan ita 6 11fe NEW YORE May controversy between the Detroit police department which recently banned thirty-six "crime" comic books five of which have since been banned by the Indianapolis police and the publishers of these books Is in its second week Both sides are standing firm in their convictions Interviewed individually these comic book publishers without exception claimed that their particular books were less objectionable than others banned None denied that there are comic books that are "obscene" "inflammatory" "vulgar" "inartistic" or all four Claim Freedom of the Press Several basing their self-clefense on "freedom of the press" declared that because their books dealt with "true" crime they are harmless that they are written for adults and that the publisher is not responsible for the welfare of children who happen to read his books Crime comic books publishers said have been brought out in quantity only in the last two years simply to satisfy the appetites of ex-GIs "We do it by formula not malice" one said bluntly "A cop a killer a gun and a girl" Prosecutor James McNally of Detroit interviewed by telephone said that his comic book investigation began when the police were seeking to stop the sale of a toy gun used in fake hold-ups "We found" he said "that the manufacturer ad- vertised almost exclusively in comic books We began looking into 350 of books and ended up banning on April 29 the thirty-six our censor bureau found most objectionable The two distributing companies handling them willingly agreed that 1 these books would no longer be sold We therefore plan no criminal ac- tion against the publishers' 1 The day after Mr McNally's Se- said that his comic book investiga- tion began when the police were seeking to stop the sale of a toy gun used in fake hold-ups "We found" he said "that the manufacturer vertised almost exclusively in comic hooks We began looking into 350 of books and ended up banning on April 29 the thirty-six our censor bureau found most objectionable The two distributing companies handling them willingly agreed that these books would no longer be sold We therefore plan no criminal ac- tion against the publishers' The day after Mr McNally's MOmMi 1 I 1 Mrs Mettle Grace Stucker OTTAWA KAS May funeral services for Mrs Mettle Grace Stucker 83 years old who died Thursday at the Ransom Memorial hospital here following a cerebral hemorrhage suffered Wednesday will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday at the McVey chapel here She was born In Belmont County Ohio and had lived here moat of her life She leaves a daughter Mrs Mertice Wilson 1822 West Fiftieth street terrace Kansas City and three grandchildren There will be cremation rites in Kansas City The family requests no flowers Miss Lillian Bailey Rites Funeral services for Miss Lillian Bailey 81 years old Stanley Kai who died May 5 at the home of her sister Mrs Smith in Nevada Mo were held May 8 in Twin Falls Idaho She retired seven years ago as a first grade teacher She taught at the White Karnes and Switzer grade schools She bad lived in Kansas City thirty-tour years while teaching here she waa a member of the First Baptist church here Miss Bailey leaves another slater Miss Vera Bailey of the home Funeral Services Mrs Missouri Etta Pate 61 of 1046 Lafayette avenue at 1 o'clock Monday at George Porter and Sons chapel in Kansas City Kansas vera Zaney or toe flume Funeral Services Mrs Missouri Etta Pate et of 1046 Lafayette avenue at 1 o'clock Mon- day at George Porter and Sons in Kansas City Kansas 5 PVT ROBERT PLATT RITES Military Services Will Be Held Wednesday in Leavenworth Kam Military funeral services for Pvt Robert Platt 22 years old who died November 1 1942 in the Panama Canal zone will be held at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday at the National cemetery in Leavenworth Kas He was a graduate of Shawnee-Mission high school and a member of the Tower Grove Methodist church Overland Park Kas He leaves his parents Mr and Mrs Platt Sheldon Mo a sister Mrs John Chitwood Manhattan KM and a brother Lloyd Platt 2212 East Fortieth street 21111pHa OPEN 10 101 365 ClIttP21Val DAYS IN THE 9813 I 4 1) HAS DWARS PAINTS PLI'MSING TOOLS sUPPLIES 51111314FATIF017411)414 lvt I 1 OPEN THURS AND SAT EVENINGS 'TIE 9 o'Clock (- 14 OfitFin Bk 1 4k tlflit Apartment Sine A-8 MRS BRECKENRIDGE RITES Services Today for Clay County Resident EightyOne Years SminivILLE Mo May eervices for Mrs Lulu Breckenridge 81 years old who died here at the home Thursday night will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday at the Methodist church here Mrs Breckenridge was born in Clay County and had lived in this vicinity all her life She leaves her husband George Breckenridge of the home a daughter Mrs Virgil Walker a son Earl Breckenridge a sister Mrs Anna Purdy and a brother Heath-man all of Smithville a sister Mrs Amy Sherry Riverside Calif and a brother Joe 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