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The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 12

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'THE KANSAS CITY STAR THURSDAY 21 1913 1 1 'rilE NEIGHBORS missount LEGISLATURE I 'TO END TRUCKING SNAG kia914 34 A a2 000 4001 a Po passed away Alarnagot- STINK as McCIXRE I -W Est port 77-A atNn'eel nio9413 no H22ciellyttl and 9 0 I Pstport tile home runty uiomtign aai cm Ir untral bervicea IOT fis AT MOVIE AT THE THOMPSON ASKS REGULATION Wednesday morrung at 'Ills i Ca atinoiLlic church 1 TO MEET ODT STANDARDS I 30 c13thh'Nsui 59 6vmeaers15cherd Rosary will be recited Thurs Rosary at the home Thursday evening 9 csloecravice llsur2talpMmr dwooyorlierrditzailino'fcrloocmkiv ho te rTe ht et eP taur 11 loerrsa 1 161 ot ii Gates Is untral Home dtrectors in cnc- be hold at 8'30 Friday morning Services SCURLOCK-MRS W' at Redemptorist church Linwood and I Mrs Scurlock 2800 Cherry Measure failed artime Need to pa I eBeroadsay 9 o'clock Interment St Mary's1 away January 19 1943 age 77 Prevent Rai Traffic' Dela)a metery Quirk Tobin PICANant church near Warsaw 1 Complaints USER-Eugene age 54 Interment Mt Pleasant cemetery passed away Tuesday esening Funeral Are Registered seri iceswill be held at 1 o'clock FriclaY wasaw Mrs Scurlock will Fs state at She Chapel on cemetery Quirk Tobin Pleasant church near Warsa' ELSER-T-Eugene age 54 of 3626 Main Interment Mt Pleasant cemetery passed away Tuesday evening Funeral Warsaw Mrs Scurlock will lie services will be held at I o'clock FriclaY state at The Chapel on Paseo Funeral Home blvd rig te lassr Paul Muni Starring in a Tale of How a Norwegian Village Fights for the Cause of Freedom Leads the Screen Features at the Theaters This Week Paul Muni Si Village Figh the Screen in making what It takes In the making and the taking be gives a shaking to old friends including Josie Winters (Miss Dietrich) Josie is in love with Pitt but he is so busy getting rich and powerful that he disregards her and the loyalty she has shown him from the days when he was a struggling coal picker Pitt deserts his scientist' friend 'Doc" Powers (Frank Craven) another friend of his coal mining days He marries Shannon Prentiss (Louise Allbritton) because it will gain him more power in industry since she is the daughter of the steel magnate with whom he made his first contract to furnish coke under processing developed when he and Cash Evans were working in the mines But most important in the career of Pitt Markham and to the plot of the picture is his failure to keep faith with the miners with whom he once worked 'Pittsburgh" is exciting with flashing sequences resulting from efficient direction by Lewis Seiler There are no loose ends dangling as the story ties in with the present Industrial race in war production Frank Craven's folksy voice inserted for purpcses of connecting the story together is pleasing all movies are meant to entertain Or are they? Anyway customers are offered a variety of entertainment in the first-run theaters this week They may get a message as brave as the doctrine of the Four Freedoms They may get scared silly at a first class thriller-diller They may find out how the 3T11 in coal is stepped up by the addition of Marlene Dietrich And there's the Newman holding over for a second week the Bette Davis-Paul Henreid psychological drama "Now Voyager" all I way cost first-run brave as scared silly at a 3T11 in coal is hi there's the Newn Paul Henreid p51 I 4 411J1 3 4 c) '-''''C IN 11 11 '11 4 i 01 itx Sck 1 7' 1 I 1 1 -)4 ri4 T46 1h 'I 11 -1 4 1 40t) th 1kt 47 it Its 0iortsnv QI) I 1 It the Tigerman Sons Brush Creek until 2 j2738 Prospect interment Green Lawn Thursday 1 cemetery 'D NEWCOMER'S BONS- LO Ot 1) age 75 yearb a- of Mr and Mrs George Griffin 516 Frannin 5 year-old SOn I Jan 19 1943 at hit home 920 Nor and Lexington st Independence Mu I 27th died at Wesley hospital Tuesday ikrii Sugar Creek Mo Services at 11 Geo Carson Funeral Home pieII yin 2T on The 1Poca kr i or Interment Linwooi Forest Hill Cemetery Quirk Tobin afternoon Internaent Mt wk: nalnodrotzgln 6e IL ABERSTRO---William age 68 of 1438 ington cemetery Wheeling passed away Jan 20 Leslie age 70 years Roi Thursday uvircsedia Survived by his wile Mrs Bertha Haber-i 3 Independence Mo passed away 11 stroh of the borne I son Ray Hatierstrohuary 19 1943 Survived by 1 son ral Kenneth Kas Blackman a Otiardian Home -Beier ot the home 4 CH 4040 1 great-grandchild Mr Teter I owner and operator of the Kansas pissed HOGAN--TrrA (Jack) 81 yeaxs -sed Machine Works over 38 ser i away Wednesday evening Survived I- in The Chapel 918 Brooklyn Fricia- his wile Mn Carrie Hogan of the Interment Mt Washington 2115 Mercier: I brother Thomas Hoganey Mrs Forster GR 0336 Fort Scott Kas I grandson Lieut Jack: 't 4- Sutherland Kakoda Alaska Laura 1130 Co notice later Quirk Tobin Ft pissed away January 20 1943 age years Survived by 2 granddaughters HOLMES--Mrs Grovie of 4239 Olivekeanette Agosto of the home and 'hosed away January 20 Funeral seriFein Van Buskirk 5418 St Joliet ices will be held in Chapel at Linwood analgrandson Earl Riley San Francis-Olive Fridety at 2 In Interment Memo- Calif 4 great grandchildren and F--n-- 1 Ai al Park cemetery Mayberry er -4liareat grandson Services 11 a Frri Hone at The Chapel on Paseo at Brush C're 76 years Tonganoxieiblvd Interment Forest Hill cemetery Kas died Thursday morning He is sur- Newcomers' Sons LO 6024 I dived by his wile Mrs Katherine Holton WILSEY--Services for HarrOld of the home 2 daughters Miss Ann Hol lse the Missouri hotel 3 ton 4227 Mercier: miss Rosemary Holton Wilsey y' 10 i Tongsnoxie Kest 4 sons Thomas liol-' St 9'A1 be held the Freeman Chap ton Tonganothe Kas John Holton 1403 oc it 104 42d at Friday afternoon Janus Valentine rd James Holton machin 22 at 1 30 cl Interment Mt Ws 1st mate 8 navy: Lieut Edward ingtdn cemetery Freeman Mortuary 1 I 11-oL bral TN ay ceme 49 tie I spa Cre (Pt hap hus rtullr Cr cgreA AU Goer: I fAl 6 3 0 C1OCJ Anon SUE t7en to wAtv's sticome La Ace Ev: 11 )se Wt Anon 441 SUE SW 47) tpen to ni It: Cdtv's sticome tce Fv! "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT A heroic drama statling Paul Muni with Anna Lee Lillian Gish Sir Cedric Hardwicke Robert Coate and Ray Collins story by Forester screen play by Irwin Shaw produced by Lester Cowan directed by John Farrow presented by Columbia with the 10110Wing players in the leading roles Toresen Paul Muni Judith Bowen Anna Lee Mrs Bergesen Lillian Gish Admiral Bowen Cedric Hardwicke Robert Bowen Robert Conte Bet gese Ray Collins Itilma Arnesen Rosemary Decamp German Captain Alexander Knox Anna Forstsd Elisairth Fraser Gunner Korstad Richard Derr Johan rrville Alderson Mrs Olos I arbara Everest Pastor Pod Cameron Karl ArtIPRell Louis Jean Ileydt Schoolteric her George Matrelid GPTM1111 Colonel Arthur Murgetson Solveig Toresen Amin Carter Mrs Korsted Elsa Jo nssen Mr Korstaci Ferdinand Winer Alfred Korstad Arthur Stockton "COMMANDOS A heroic drama with Anna Lee Lillis Hardwicke Robert ling story by by Irwin Shaw pi Cowan directed by vented by Columbia players in the leadin Toresen Judith Bowen Mrs Bergesen Admiral Bowen 8 Robert Bowen Bet gese Ililma Arnesen German Captain Anna Gunner Johan Osrmo Mrs OIa Pastor Karl ArtIPRell Schoolteric her GPTM1111 Colonel Solveig Toresen Mrs Korsted Mr Korvtact Alfred Korstad A''- JEFFERSON CITE BUREAU THE KANSAS ME STAR I a ftnoo'' 4 1 1 fg a Member al The Stars Stain 1 JEFFERSON CITY Jan '1- 7171''' I tion to revise Missouri bus and truck regulations to contorm to federal! 4' I ODT standards on weight size and loading was introduced in the House 1 (-mt- 4 today by Thompson Webster 01 -4V County Republican 1 4 0-1 The chief change is to increase the! maximum weight on each axle from I 16000 pounds to 18000 pounds i 4 tyq which would permit trucks to oper-1 '11' ate in 11issouri without conflict with Jr' the federal regulations th Another proposal would give the P4 I' I state public service commission' 0 power to enter agreements with other states for granting of reciproc- di 1 i-doe ity to truck operators of those states1 1 1 which extend the same privileges to 1 i Missouri 1 I A The revision of the truck and bus I regulations to conform to ODT standards is considered one of the lessential wartime bills so that traf- husbands in an office full of girls i tic can move freely across the state working there when I met him" 1 1 There has been much complaint in Irecent months because of the con-sworn into office as representative flict between state law and CDT from the sixth Missouri district suc-lrules ceeding his father who died recently Another attempt was started in of a heart attack the House by a trio of Ozark legis lators to repeal the constitution PARTY FOR 11()PITAI sTtrr amendment adopted in 1936 creating The seventh anniversary party foil the state conservation committee IT staff members and the auxiliary of The repeal proposal was offered by Otho Smith McDonald County the North East hospital 620 Ben- Charles Farrar Dallas County and nington avenue will be held at 9:30 Fred Spearman Miller County Re o'clock Saturday night at the Hotel publicans 4 Continental 6 husbands in an office full of girls working there when I met him" 1 a 0 1 I 1 1v1 lo I 14 41 1 4t4 1 ilr t'i oloele hp vk 6 -army 2 brothers PatruitArd-ty Holton 1606 Armstrong ave Kansas City Kansas: James Holton Tonganoxied ave KRIIMI S' TOngari0Xle 1 "CIT It II U3L Thrill drama starring Simone Simon pronoced by Val Lewton -written by De iNitt Bodeen directed by Jacques Tourneur presented by Radio with the following cast Deno Dubrosna Simone Simcfn Oliver Reed Kent Smith Dr Judd Conway Alice Moore Jane Randolph Tlir Jack Holt Carver Alan Napier MIF4 Plunkett Elizabeth DUI)Ile The Cat Woman Elizabeth HUbbell "I wouldn't worry about most But I know mine to was i I an ervices later Florists Store s109 Lin $2 up 35th--a in busina BARNES Flowers ise ne VA 10501 blvd VA 5437 Greenhouse 16thE th Patrician Park Li 2242 4611 59th PLa Chirry- died ItAiric11mALLs60933pcay580 field 1116: nights DE 2772 '177 LUTHER'S seas3205-Penn able flowers for all occasions 2: She is stir- College Linwood 0216 Nee of the Farrier St Card of Thanks Long Beach Lawler 5917WE wish to thank our many re atives son Whittier friends for their sympathy and beauti Long Beach floral offerings in the death of our bran- taken to tier' Lauarance Benskin Sisters and brother5 inlet's' from day morning: in Memoriam Llnwoe1 and ary recitation IN loving memory of our dear mother 7alvary wile- A Riley who passed away one year a cal Fame VA today Jan 21: Forget her no we never win! We loved her then: hy Rose 39 We love her 8ti1l: Wednesday Her memory is am fresh today her husband As it was when she passed away aOMP 3 801130 missed by Will and Eva Riley Patrick An- IN loving memory of my dear- -Wife7M recitation' IN loving memory of our dear mother Calvary wile- A Riley who passed away one year a Fame VA today Jan 21: Forget her no we never will! -----0e We loved her then: We love her still: Wednesday Her memory is as fresh today her husband As it was when she passed away home 3 sons missed by Will and Eva Riley Patrick IN loving memory of my dear wife WE wish to thank our many relative frends for their sympathy and new floral offerings in the death of our brott Lauaranee Benskin Sisters and brtteer nwpc ihE a 1 PLaz Ras 27' our dear mother -k- ed away one year a we never will! as fresh today she odaesaseidiaifw and Eva friends for their sympathy and beauti floral offerings in the death of our bran- iLauaranee Benskin Sisters and brother in Memoriam WE wtsh to thank our many re atives she was a member of the Redemp-: torist church i Besides her husband she leaves her parents George Farrier StI Johns Mich and Mn Maude Far-1 rier Long Beach Calif two sisters Mrs Thomas A Lawler 5917 140- 'cust street and Mrs Ralph Jackson 1 Whittier Calif and a brother Ford Farrier Long Beach BrttV Cr Trc Rivi Nu pgrtv esrli 6 I OTHER DEATHS IN GREATER KANSAS CITY NEIMIIMIEMMEMEMIIMI itroadway at Vo'clocit Rosary 8 Friday Interment tery Thomas Quirk F11118181 1050 Dorothy years 4416 Fairmount died evening She Ts survived by Fred Schmtedeler of the John Leo Frederick Joseph Anthony 3 daughters Rosemary Dorothy garet Williams who passed away Jr Agnes and Martha Louise all of the home: nary 21 1942: We miss you tonight as a brother John Leland Crowe Hosie Kan lights burn low: yes Mother we miss lc Mrs Schmiedeler will be taken to her for we love you so: we love you truly horn at 2 ps Friday Funeral from that you know is why tonight we al the home 8:30 Saturday morning Servicesl you missed by husband ir Guardian Angel church 43d and Mercier son and daughters Rt 9 o'clock Rosary recitation 8 0 IN intmory of Emmett Downer who pas Friday Interment St Joseph's cemetery away a year ago today Shawnee Ka8 Thomas Quirk Funeral You are not forgotten loved one Home VA 1050 Nor will you ever bel age 56 1732 Pmn As long as life and memory last passed away Jan 19 14143 Funeral We will remember thee" services will be held at 3 o'clock Friday Missed by mile and children afternoon at the Tigerman At Soil's IN loving memory of our loved one Or: Funeral Home 2738 i Prospect Intermentl A Barker HOgrefe who passed awsr Green Lawn cemetery voare stun JRn 21 1941 Sadiv IlliXRPti IN-KcinicTry-of Emmett Downer who pav away a year ago today "You are not forgotten loved one Nor will you ever be As long as life and memory last We will remember thee" Missed by mile and children IN loving memory of our loved one Br A lBarken Hearth who passed away years ago Jan 21 1941 Sadly missed ho passed away la you tonight as I Mother we miss 1(' pe love you truly iwed hybytonhiguhstbaw de al a-1 Lt Downer who pas oday l'otten loved one be memory last thee" wife and children our loved one Orl who passed away 941 Sadly missed WE must ask the Orpheum man! agcment if the words "Goodnight and pleasant dreams" will be thrown on the screen this week' As a matter of fact the management deliberately has set ibout to wreck sleep for a part of Kansas City's1 movie-going population "Cat People" is designed to frighten the audience out of a year's growth as the saying goes which is an unusual way to take off the years any way you look at it "Cat People" isn't about the war It isn't about the class struggle It concerns a strange type of people with a phobia that they have the instincts of cats that they are able to be changed agairLst their will into members of the cat family Simone Simon who has given up her pouting for this role plays the "cat girl" whose human emotions turn her to love and marriage but whose cat instincts cause her to become a leopard when she discovers she Is unable to keep her husband's affections You can't blame the husband (Kent Smith) for tiptoeing out of the marriage not after Simone warns him that if he kisses her he might meet with bodily harm The climax of the play proves Simone is right And long before that the audience knows good and well she is right "Cat People" is a story that will hold you through to the picture's end A flapping blind may be your undoing for several clays to come however Holton 78 years old who went to Kat lliaM City Kansas from County Cavin Ireland in 1882 died yesterday at the Providence hospital Kansas City Kansas He leaves his wife Mrs Katherine Holton of the home in Tonganosie Kas two daughters Miss Ann Holton 422 Mercier street and Miss Rosemary Holton of the home four sons Thomas Holton of the home John Holton 1433 Valentine road James Holton of the navy and Lieut Edward Holton of the army two brothers Patrick Holton 1608 Armstrong avenue Kan sas City Kansas James Holton Tonganosie and a sister Mrs Elizabeth Patriquin Los Angeles As evidence of the completeness of the Newcomer home both chapels and family rooms are equipped with hearing aid and each slumber room has a telephone extension for the use of the family and friends HERE'S this about "Commandos er I Strike at Dawn" It builds you ir'-' up through a series of tense equences I and does not let you down You walk out of the theater saying "Boy oh STARS IN PICTURE BASED ON THE JAP boy! What a licking those Nazis got ATTACK ON THE PHILIPPINES "MA Bet they wont start another war NILA CALLING" LANDIS soon APPEARS IN THE ROLL OF A NIGHT "Commandos Strike at Dawn" CLUB SINGER TURNED OULTRILLA sounds a victory note There Isn't a TnE PICTURE OPENS TOMORROW thought of futility about the triumph AT THE TOWER WHICH ALSO WILL 1 of freedom over fascism Freedom Is HAVE TED LEWIS HIS ORCHESTRA there in that peaceful little Nor- AND A REVUE wegian village It may be in chains Strike at Dawn" is a splendid Welt may be betrayed by the local quiz- ut re ling But as the story of this strong play goes freedom will not be 4P I TT II I' I RE shackled as long as there are people t' PToWN I'AIRW A Ir who are willing to fight and die to Romantic drama of the Pennsylvania save it for the world to come coal Industry story by George Owen A text for the play is taken from VA Torn Ictired pdroduced by Molex St Paul: "Be strong in the Lord se nt Urnei'vteersabl by LI t71 I I he SeltoLZrteig and in the power of His might Put cost: on the whole armour of God that 101: vvvrHatemrs Marlene Dietrich Randolph Scott ye may be able to stand against the Pittsburr Markham John Wayne wiles of the devil For we wrestle Mel(1t1 C'll'Iree'll'Itikka Frank Craven Louime Allbritton not against flesh and blood but Shorty Shemp Howard against principalities against powers Thomas 00111PZ ire inratr itnriecili Tho Ludwig Ludwig Si motel against the rulers of the darkness of Morgan Prentiaa SaMori Hinds this world against spiritual wicked- 11111'74Dperator Paul Fix William Halide ness in high places" Butler Charles Coleman The people in the Norwegian vil- Baruo' Nestor Paiva lage came to understand the mean- i 1 USERS of fuel oil who have been trig of that text but they went a little further They began to "pass wondering what coal would be the ammunition" Eric Toresen like should 5C3 what coal plus Mar-(played by Mr Muni) has lived at rlene Dietrich is like It's a warming peace with his neighbors has never combination Too bad the dealers had a brawl with anyone 'can't send Miss Dietrich with each He is a widower caring for his Lie IA 4 W' THERE'S this al I Strike at Daw up through a series and does not let yot out of the theater boy! What a lickin Bet they wont s' soon 'Commandos sounds a victory n1 thought of futility of freedom over fai there in that pel wegian village It It may be betrayed ling But as the play goes freed( shackled as long a who are willing tc save it for the wa A text for the St Paul: "Be stt and in the power on the whole arm ye may be able to wiles of the devil not against flesh against principaliti against the rulers this world against ness in high piaci The people in tl lage came to unde hug of that text little further Th the ammunition' (played by Mr peace with his nei had a brawl with He is a widow( i 0-- I 11 I 12 IS E3 1 7 I I 1 12 IS 0 0'7 BRUSN tifINELTV TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO THE STAR Coll HArrlano 1900 and 110c for Ad Toker father and mother Mr nnd Mrs Wills Barker and husband Clifford Hogrefe IN-loving memory of Mrs Ada Riley y' passed away 1 year ago today Jamie 21 1942: "Gone but not ly missed by children grandchildren neil bore and friends Mrs Riley IN sad and lovirg memory of our dfS father Barney Manley who passed January 21 1928: Papa you will tier be forgotten by your children and grim children IN lovirg memory of my dear mother Pr cilia Tillotson who died Jan 21 1921: To be together in the same old way Would be my dearest wish today missed by her daughter Lir Ell iott Mr nnd Mrs Will I Clifford Hogrefe Mrs Ada Riley y' It ago today Janus not grandchildren nei Riley memory-of our dra rileY who passed av Papa You will WV children and grat my dear mother Pr lied Jan 21 1921: the same old way rest wish today her daughter Lir Newcomer'S otters Its complete eilities including the quartet tar Gold Star Memorial Services with out charqe Messmore 72 years old 3934 Bell street died today at St Marys hospital He leaves his wife Mrs Betty Messmore and a son Eli Oliver Messmore both of the home three brothers Lindsey Messmore Hamlin Kim Oliver Messmore Morrill Kit and Joseph Messmore 3516 Wyandotte street and two sisters Mrs Willey Hiawatha Ka and Mrs Mahlin Lichty Murrill Kas Funeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock Saturday at the Freeman chapel 104 West Forty-second street NEWCOMER'S SONS Funerals CARL Mr Bachmann 4713 Troost passed away Jan 18 1943 age 98 years Services 2:30 Thursday at the Chapel on Paseo at Brush Creek Blvd NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 0024 BALD-WINTL-Vinfon age 83 Calif passed away January 19 1943 Memorial services in the Wagner Chapel Linwood and Wyandotte Saturday January 23 at 3 Interment Mt Morish cemetery Wagner Funeral Home a 4559 for Dr Robert Lee lIzatimont Armour Memorial hotne will be held in the Stine McClure chapel 3235 Oillham plaza Friday Afternoon at Interment St Joseph Mo STINE McCLURE WESTPORT 7777 for Dr David Richey Braden of 4300 West 07lh at Johnson County Kansas will be held in the Stine McClure chapel 3235 Gillham plaza Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock Interment Amoret Mo Through 49 Years to Leadership WITH MAKESHIFT CLEANERS Toothpastes tooth powders soap and household cleansers are not intended for false plates are softer than natural teeth Many of these "makeshift" cleaners wear down important "fitting polished surfaces causing stains to collect faster cling tighter Continued use may ruin dental plates DO THIS EVERY DAY! MRS BRODNAX DIES IN loving memory of my darling father' Stewart who passed away six ye? ago today Sadly missed by daughter grandsons IN loving memory Frances Broderick 1 passed away a year ago today Bac missed by husband and children my darling ther Noised away sik ye issed by daughter an 'iances Broderick ago today Bac id children OINEMIIIMMIIIIIMI Wife or Gra Inman Bad Been 111 Several Months Inez Mills 43 years old wile of Harry Mills 3811 Mercier street died today at St Mary's hospital She leaves two daughters Miss Mildred Mills and Miss Shirley Corrine Mills both of the home a sister Mrs Frank Vise ly Lebanon Mo and a brother A Griffith 4009 Santa Fe boulevard Johnson County Kansas Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday at the Freeman chapel 104 West Forty-second street Cremation will follow Lost and Found A 17-moto wont ad under this heacuns I consecutive dnus costs Olaf 6144 sour ad to The Star or vhone it to HA 12 leather Int sipper Federal bldg or 9th and Grand money please return other contents 4368 leather with tipper Federal bldg or 9th and Grand money please return other contents 4368 id Found Bro leather Ph upper bldg or 9th and Grand ase return other contents 5 A ad dlouseoTesor tnluS eSi a aratt ad to The Star or vhone it to HA 12 properly equipped high charactered service in a wide latitude of prices 's 04 't STINK 8: McCLURE WESTPORT 777 age 43 St James hotel passed away January 19 1043 Rosary recitation Thursday evening 930 in the leather contained Eyler Chapel 1800 Linwood boulevard ture currency driver's license end from where the funeral will be held at sticker Reward HI 0030 8120 Mead' 830 Friday morning Services at St LoulsLane church 88th and Swope parkway 9i bus station co o'clock Interment Calvary cemetery' Eyler Funeral Home LI 8118 Wilma currency: bomber plant pas! leather contained r' ture currency driver's license end sticker Reward HI 0030 8120 Mead taninnr currency: bomber plant ow k' -Brown leather contained rrency driver's license end HI 0030 8120 Mead Greyhound bus station co currency: bomber plant ow 1 Minnie Sanders '70 years old 4 South Valley street Kan! arts City Kansas died today at the Bethany hospital in Kansas City Kansas She leaves a daughter Miss Marjorie Sanders of the twine a son 1W Sanders Evanston Ill three sisJets Mrs Maude Blake Lamed I Kas: Mrs Lena Whitcomb Kinsley Kas and Mrs Harvey Eckert Lamed SS YEARS OF IXIttNCt AND PROGRESS no questions Estill hotel room 504 BILLFOLD postoffice Grand: reward Robert Garneo 1012 llth 13 Estill hotel room 504 Black-Money postoffice fr Robert Garneo 1012 FUNERAL SERVICE PHONE VA4559 Mrs Thomas Brodnax wife of Thomas Brodnax widely known Kansas City Investment man died today at the home 3526 Walnut street following an illness of several months Mrs Brodnax suffered a broken hip in a fall last August 24 and failed to recover from the accident Mrs Brodnax was 4 years old She was born August 12 1868 Her maiden name was Myrtle Margaret Deardorff her father being Lewis Deardorff pioneer Kansas City lumberman who had a lumber yard at the southeast corner of Eleventh and Main streets where Harzfeld's Is today Mr and Mrs Brodnax were married October 14 1891 Mrs Brodnak is survived by her husband who lives at the home: a son Lewis Brodnax Dallas Tex a brother Harvey Deardorff of Los Angeles and a sister Mrs Edwin Shields 5110 Cherry street Funeral arrangements have not been made money and valuable pers at state license bureau BE 58 blue stone narrow may 36tb-Broadway reward Case 5040 -t91 ta 1: 1 eme lolsneeyb uarneda us: a I Bil at1e5 8r: -Dark blue stone narrow h-Broadway reward Case age 62 years of 525 North College passed away January 20 1041 Survived by three nieces Mrs Jack Shore 6318 McGee: Mrs Arnold 407 70th terrace Mrs Ralph Lovelace and a nephew Charles Watkins both of San Dleao Calif: another nephew Richard Jartette Tucson Ariz: a sister-in-law Mrs Mina Buelow Knoxville la Mr Buelow was a member of Brewery and Softdrink Workers union Local No 46 the past 42 years Services in The Chapel 916 Brooklyn Friday 3 IL Interment Forest Hill cemetery Mrs Forster OR 0336 order to make up for any coal' small daughter reading the tides i shortage which may develop in this and weather instruments for the gov ernment Eric and the other area That is Miss Dietrich is lagers pay no heed to Johan Berge-I thermal sens (Ray Collins) sputters about thel "Pittsburgh" gives a nod to the ominous clouds of trouble that are Pennsylvania coal capital Pittsburg1 rolling out of Germany Johan also a coal mining city may a talker that's all But there comes! not have a Marlene Dietrich but a time when Eric discovers he and we've seen a time when the Kansas his fellows must do more than sub- coal country produced some hardmit to the brute force and bestiality hitting miners who could whip Ran-of the invading Germans i dolph Scott and John Wayne That Calling a meeting of his trusted would be back in the "roaring '20s" friends including gentle Johan as they say in "Pittsburgh" So far Bcrgesen who has been beaten by we know both Pittsburgh and the the Germans because of his out- I Kansas city without the final now spoken dislike of the Nazi world or-! get their coal picked by peaceable der Eric puts the case to them: who enjoy collective bargain- "Now we discover there is but ing and safety measures and who one or be killed We must'l may drop in on Rotary from time learn to be gangsters thugs we-1 to time and toss around the lunchful with knife sandbag dynamite eon club's hard rolls and sing "Your noose club and poison" friends are my friends" Each person in the group had seen This play "Pittsburgh" has work young men killed for attempting tol and workingmen for its theme with resist the Nazis each had suffered coal mines and miners in the back-Mental or physical torture Eric and ground and whatever there is of a few others escaped by boat to Mr Scott's and Mr Wayne's fistiEngland and there he tells Admiral cuffing contributes not only an ex Bowen (Sir Cedric Hardwicke) of citing sequence in the story but aids an airport the Nazis have built near in symbolizing the struggle of work-his Norwegian village and of their ers There is unionism running plan to attack supply ships It Ls through "Pittsburgh" and it Is on tlen the Commandos (Canadianl that issue plus the love interest troops were used in these scenes) maintained by Marlene Dietrich that Move into the picture They flatten Scott and Wayne stage a fierce jaw the airport and then attack the Nazis! socking in the bottom of a Pennsylin the village yenta coal diggings The plot of course is deep tragedy The story is about Pittsburgh but the level of the theme is upward "Pitt" Markham (John Wayne) and Able Mr Muni and his talented- his miner friend Cash Evans (Ran-supporting cast tell the story in a dolph Scott) and how they go from simple direct manner without fore- hard coal to soft money In the ing the dramatic Lssue "Commandos transition "Pitt" becomes engrossed citing in the story but aids In symbolizing the struggle of workers There is unionism running through "Pittsburgh" and it is on that issue plus the love interest maintained by Marlene Dietrich that Scott and Wayne stage a fierce jaw socking in the bottom of a Pennsylvania coal diggings The story is about Pittsburgh "Pitt" Markham (John Wayne) and his miner friend Cash Evans (Randolph Scott) and how they go from hard coal to soft money In the small daughter I and weather instru eminent Eric al lagers pay no hee( sen's (Ray Collins) ominous clouds ol rolling Out of Oe a talker that's all a time when Eric his fellows must mit to the brute of the invading Calling a meet' friends includin Bcrgesen who ha the Germans be spoken dislike of der Eric puts the "Now we disc( one or learn to be gang ful with knife noose club and Each person in I young men killed resist the Nazis mental or physica' a few others ea England and thei Bowen (Sir Cecil an airport the Na his Norwegian vi plan to attack a tlen the Comn troops were used Move into the plc the airport and th in the village The plot of cou but the level of tt Able Mr Muni supporting cast simple direct ma ing the dramatic PLAY SAFESOAK IN POUDENT Put one capful of Polident In lta glass of hike warm water Stir briskly Place plate or bridge in this solution for 15 mins utes or overnight it convenient Rinse thors oughly and use Soaking plates and bridges In Polident regularly dissolves the ugly stains that cols lect daily cleans the hardstosreach eon ners eliminates dangera of brushing Aps proved by the leading makers of modern denture materials Coats only a penny day Charles Bird Is Dead Relatives here were informed today of the death yesterday at Canadian Tex of Charles Bird 70 years old former Kansas Man Before moving to a ranch at Canadian about fourteen years ago Mr Bird for twenty-eight years VHS head cattle buyer here for the old Morris Co packing firm He leaves his wife Mrs Rachel Landis Bird of the home two daughters Mrs George Ellis Dulzura Calif and Mrs James Ingwersen Canadian and It son Benjamin Bird 400 East Armour boulevard BUNCH of keys on round rtna in front 91G 29th reward LO 5118 striped: vielnitY Orel: and Oak HI 7705 or VI 4770 SIO keys on round ring in front lth: reward 1-0 5118 Ticer striped: vicinity Greg I-li 77o5 or VI 4770 STATE LINE AT FORTYFIRST VAlentine 1023 FOR FIFTYSIX YEARS tatV115 STATE LINE AT FORTYFIRST YAlentine 1023 POLIDEnT 450 en 11ci: 4214 I aAKE-Ut 1 nal a '-IIDERS-1 JP 085 I R-AISE -Ill Mr le) 5 youa old for 855C ''E---Asikt Cauger JI to 81 tor nv Cd-' IONESOM: new trie ANT rid Cre iRlICK make 4111--ne! 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King EaR-Al- prepared 'E 9497 I RANSPOR to Ilih-C In I 7FA1115 -4 Operation et ono IPNEY- Werinest 10 Jacks Oil any bill mvei ALINO IN Vere VI 38 via Worn trict ith To 'ell Or A 8 skIlli :13 acnn VE-Ouesi Gregtr I -n1tinent eon 5 sr 'flik 12 71E1'1 A- than ed 'rent ii -Weep r'UL-PiFt 249 i 'nutty ErTafg 111toes "fq or ecc 'Uln 8: 1411 18 no 1 mmtp PI IGHTT tom iprsont 'n 3738 40111 liernod tatv ol IIndg irfip-i woled I tie 1 VI 1 '5 iage' '14 el VA EemED" )ee101 IIc I 134 n4cingol PIN I ft ba 45a an DOI 1DEP8-1 Js e15 qm-kn-t511 oua old for $550 vEAwakt Cauger 'ASKING S5 to el tor Cel-' Iris 6tNT rid Cre RUCK make r) W11-1 witEhers MT-11- Oyer Ka IDE wan VA 860 IDERS works tibbii( 4799 1 Eii Federal ANTriii Mo or Please oersonal IDE war TRA Sp 01671 P141117-t 26 years --1F--e6 l'08 ri-X doo elevators where 01 rc0 e---60 0719 Ef5TA-icti- Sne invil VA BNNIE-- hIghuay 1 by env In 5724 1NT to A sna IrrY King EDEMA! arentred 9497 1 Tit PiKhoG77: 11(c TA----Unc operatic) :1 0 EeNduEr Yet tis7 -di 111 Jacks mvel I bills 'LIN C- '1 10 ve tement re vi 38 na Worn trt" -ito vl CTIZIC7 Table To rIng Sr 13 AI :8 I Krill ECluess I tP- ETTA corr 5 AI 'nix 12 'nn ati nt11 -IA9 249 to tie 'nutty 2r CrTif- gitp1 'ay or ol 'ruin 8: Prwn JEr Woe fl 3 7 td! itty 11 1blde I IN el A EA-11FD- )rf14 i Li vie p7 4-IAL- Achinol 41 ba BOBERT BEAUMONT MikIM1p Albert Rogers Services Funeral services for Albert Rog-I Generous 300 $litwitt All Drug Stores ens 68 years old who died Tuesday at the Veterans hospital at Jefferson Barracks Mo will be held at 1 ADVERTISEMENT o'clock Friday at the Veterans Ad ministration facility at Wadsworth Kas He had been ill several years KEEP WORKING with a heart ailment Mr Rogers leaves a sister Mrs Edward A Price' 2618 Madison avenue with whom he lived when he Was here: two brothers Jess Rogers and William Rogers Ne- When Colds Cause vada Mo end a niece Mrs John Bresnhan 2700 Summit street nnre Thrnal rnilerhe 'When Colds Cause Sore Throat Coughs STINE IMMURE SINCE 1S61 MARY JANE Mrs Chappel 5036 Walnut passed away Jan 17 1943 age 76 years Bery1 tees 2 Thursday at St Paul's Episcopal church 40th and Main Cremotion NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 0024 age 71 years of 2256 Quintino blvd passed away Tuesday night at Bethany hospital Survived by 2 daughters Mrs Elwood Stowers 2256 Quindaro blvd: Mrs Sim Gabosky 3420 Troost ave 2 sisters Mrs Nora James Turner Kas Mrs Effie Morris 1005 Shawnee 3 brothers Thomas Coale 2633 Grandview blvd: Presley Coale Turner Kas Pascal Coale of California Mr Coale will Ile in state at Daniels Bros Funeral Home 1536-38 Minnesota ave where services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock Burial Highland Park cemetery Daniels Bros Funeral Directors JOHN Mr Dickerson 2321 Cypress passed away January 20 1943 age 90 years Services 2 Friday at The Chapel on Paseo at Brush Creek blvd Interment Bonner springs Kas VV NEWCOMERS SONS LO 0024 ELLFELDTZ-Walter age 33 years of 5144 Wyandotte passed away January 20 1943 Rosary recitation Thursday eventne 8 o'clock in the Vaguer Chapel Linwood and Wyandotte from where the funeral will be held Friday morning Jan 22 at 8:30 Services at Visitation church 53d and Main st at 9 o'clock Interment Calvary crmetery Wagner Funeral Home VA 4559 Mr Gott Continental hotel passed away January 21 1943 age 53 yeorA Services 230 Saturday at The Chapel On Paseo at Brush Creek blvtl Interment Mt Moriah cemetery NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 0024 81 Years of Serriee Maintaining in Kansas City one standard of service the highest to all regardless of financial circumstance Take Just one swallow of Thoxine See how quickly even one dose brings palliative relief Double acting it soothes as you swallow then works internally Eases raw throat loosens phlegm stops coughs almost at once Pleasant adults and children If not 100P satisfied get your money back 35c 60c and $100 Oct Thoxine today TODAY'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE Mrg Dory 14 Dead BURLINGAME KAS Jan Doty 89 years old a resident here more than fifty years died yesterday afternoon She was an ketive member of the First Methodist chOreh Mrs Doty leaves four sons Preston Doty Beaumont Tex Lloyd Doty And Doty Burlingame And' Dwight Doty kansas City Funeral services will be held Sunday at Bur lingetne 3 14 I IS Ito 17 II 10 'OT-rePOw IA 6034 1 II 14 4 Is INSTANT SERVICE! Fresh flowers toi lored to yoar rdtr in beautiful taste that will be long remembered -ISPItAYS and un to I r') t7 I 20 AJzi 20 11 II Semler for VInion Batiks in Memorial funeral services for Vinton B3Idwin 83 years old former buyer and head of the art department at William Volker Co who died Tuesday at his home in Hollywood Calif 19 19 I 74 21 24 ZS 17 CATYellow Persian name "Boots:" vr ity 46th-Prospect reward WA 1260 DOG---Black cocker female: 8 hair female white and tr young button tail: vicinity 30th McGee: reward HA 8011 Cocker puppy 5 m0110171 red harness: answers to name of "7 I per" Lost vicinity 56t1t and Roca reward HI 1803 dirty white black broil male: bobbed tan Saturday: ctr1 Fairway Johnson County Kay VA 562! PMnter: white mile liver head: reward HI 5810 Chow male "Shang:" sore n-I ear: 50 pounds strayed from llth-Wai reward CH 1905 DOGC-Tickir-Sprinienilack f(411a1P day vicinity 18th-Washington revel FA 1031 young MIMI vicinity 55th stmd Snrnet drive and Belleview Phone JA 561 bull female wnite--beE reward Call VA 9226 Mitchell goldF-Tiesday: b-itY Chatham and Knickerbocker VA color case in nrar Follies theater: reward CH 46- case bifocals light lest between 10th and Walnut and Mol gomerv Ward's: reward BE 1792 rimmed bifocals and lig' plate false teeth: reward LI 8821 green foggier: vicinity and Troost: Sunday afternoon Call tr 4752 after 6 pompadour in taxi On Gra: avenue VA 0694 brown reversible jacket Loose perk Wednesday Reward 1639 rt-' LAPEL WR own 39t11---Pn' Swope park or Plaza last FriciaVl eral reward BE 8663 papers in browveope: January 19th reward VA 2 38111KaitaaS party who called oleos call again: 11 ward FA 3779 or DR 8248 RINGLady'sr-new cameo In Jaccard dry Co box: Plaza district rewsi Phone HA 2075 TRUCK Tire-1000x20 Firestone lost twen Boonville and Sweet Wings 17' 1Ndependence 3146 Reward Plaza district identification cards reward: inc84 turn immediately O'Rourke 103 47' LO 7700 WEDDING Ring-5 diamonds vicinity 4 and State Line or Pla-Mor bowling In" reward WE 8484 regulation army at cot silver: reward Party who orevlow celled please call again HA 0738 WRIST Waich ar sailor probably lost Continental 12r1' Katz Hereford grill Saturday LO reward TRR8 Wy hick ver a Tuaeind 178 rdy gln 17 old ink wristband 101 11 OR 9797 apt 219 morning between 6434 Wornall a- Dwight bldg: reward JA 3150 vicinity Railway Exchange bid Persian name Boots:" Ylt Prospect reward WA 1260 cocker female: 8 mont- dark harness vicinity War lorwood CL 3842: reward hair female white and tr lutton tail: vicinity 30th in iard HA 8011 coo: caknesrw epru 6p ttp boy na5Rnmdme 0 nth tf hrii 1803 II curly white black brn ibbed tall: Saturday: yieir liyi 71c51 i a8lisl0 VrriAate56 OCuin'odws: strayed "Sfrom "1'1 fLonvrinnePcel 1905 er 7 8 i 1-- afir- 7 ii pan fMa 1 8- nity lath-Washington Ilya! ql Dachshund young nio lliadow- vicinity 55th sty" and Belleview Phone JA5 on bull female wnite 7110 Call VA 9226 Mitchell -One gold: Tuesday: bets' and Knickerboeker VA Il iii7oTin-itiOil----casein le theater: reward CH 46- tslolAre rl In case- bifocals light et ren 10th and Walnut and Mo BE 1792 Gold rimmediitoefils and-Up teeth: reward LI 88'21 green feather! Vicin ity ct: Sunday afternoon Call 14 03cyroAtypogomlivvinoreatoddy noleuisrdrael yvsl neaiReward ir ifi rt Fitch-Downtown 31t11-rient irk or Plaza last Friday I IBE 8663 i tizenslito papers in brOwli nnuary 19th reward VA 10K-Hear 3801-Kansas-au' lo called 'lease call again: I 3779 or DR 8248 y's new cameo in Jaccard bolt: Plaza district rota: 2073 SoFua 0 1:1 oatmedvoiked etellsrtrrodloc: vtt EiIll1 4 6 Reward ww Sweet Firestone trot 4 cc 3 LI1i Line RH21: 71 1 0 no ad ts mv ly al ni ti Ye oei Party who orevioa call again HA 0738 'atch-Bulova keepsake It robably lost Continental li lord grill Saturday LO b3 atch-Jan 18 vicinity 2: ellow sold 17-Jewel lady I rilicpittikvirolliav" arxrIuc wristband liberal rlaeewat between 11434 Wornall r1 reward JA 3150 Th--14 I Ir'' einity Railway ate an'm limit on Exchange bk Florists to Greater C7 CA You MAY ALWAYS BE CONSTIPATED Funeral services Friday for the Phys id i an Funeral services for Dr Robert Lee Beaumont 80 years old who died yesterday at the Armour Memorial home will be held at 1:30 o'clock Friday at the Stine Mc- Clure chapel 3235 Oillham plaza Dr Beaumont had been a physt- Nor- sician and oculist hi Kansas City for many years He was born In Weston Mo and re- ceived his doe- Dr Robert Let tor of medi- eine degree at Beaumont Medicali college later absorbed in Washing-I ton university Later he became an eye ear nose and throat specialist after attending tile College of Ophthalmology in Chicago Dr Beaumont was the last In a line of seven generations of doctors Dr William Beaumont army surgeon whose "stomach window" experiments pioneered discoveries in gastric processes was his great-grandfather His great-uncle Dr William Beaumont founded the Beaumcnt Medical college He leaves his wile Mrs Mabel Bentmont of the home: a son True Beaumont St Louis four tars Mrs Arnold Paola Kas Mrs Wilfred Orme and Mrs Jerome Cox both of Los Angeles and Mrs Cornelius Roach 435 Greenway terrace and thirteen grandchildren will be held at 3 o'clock Saturday at the Wagner chapel Linwood boulevard and Wyandotte street Hauser 'Cherry di uary 20 1943 The Rosary will tA West et Mani be recited 8 o'clock Friday evening iii The Shine McClure Chapel 3235 011111am Linwood Gillham Rd plaia from where the funeral will be ALWAYS OPEN WE 17111 held at 830 Satuiday morning Services at Our Lady of Sorrows church 2tith and at 9 o'clock Intermetit Mt St Mary's cemetery It Takes Adis'' to Produce Outstanding FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS STINK McCLURE It Takes Adis'' to Produce Outstanding FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS to Lteo 17-5 7- 29 I I 3 7: 14 3s Ho 37 18 59 4047 1 2 44 5 46 41 4 Funeral of George Golt Funeral services for George Gott 53 years old in the plumbing and heating business here thirty years will be held at 2:30 o'clock Saturday et the Newcomer chapel Brush Creek bailie yard and the Paseo He died early to day Rt the Menorah hospital NITE PHONES WA 7090-LO 0747 SO 48 49 33 3 SI SS 61 SI Si ill FINAL OIL UNE LINK S9 CI You correct faulty living IN' liver bile flows freely every day into your intestines to help digest fatty foods and guard against constipation So USE COMMON SENSE! Drink more water at more fruit and vege tables And if assistance Is needed take Dr Edwards Olive Tablets They not only assure gentle yet thorough bowel movements but ALSO stir up your liver bile accretion to help digest fatty foods Olive Tablets being purely vegetable are wonderful! Used successfully for over 20 years by Dr Edwards in treating patients for constipation and sluggish liver bile today Olive Tablets are justly the choice of thousands upon thousands of grateful users Test their goodness TONIGHT Follow label dire Hons 15e 30o 604 All drugstores goodnem TONIGHT Follow label dire Hons I5e 304 60s AU drugstores 63rd and Forest 63rd and Fore! 1106 Grand Announcements i WEstport 771 Rose of 829 Pyle at passed away Thursday morning Sur vived by her husband John Hill 1 eon John Hill Jr both of the home: Alger Mrs Irene unholis Maple Park North Kansas City Mo 4 brothers Arthur Hen lion 938 Pyle Louis Henrion 629 Hardesty: Edward Henrion 23d at and Inue Ridge Mad: tleorste Henrich 5734 Montoall Mrs Hill will lie in suite at Daniels Bros Funeral Chapel 644 Kansas ave where servites will be held Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock Burial Maple Hill cemetery Daniels Bros Funeral Directors LEE-7-Mrs Anna age 74 died Tuesday at the home of her daughter Mre Oliver Whitney 1833 Lister Funeral services at Louisburg K4s Baptist church Thursday 2:30 Burial Louisburg Kits LIPCSICY-----Bervices for SolonTri Lispcsky age 63 years who passed away at his home 720 St Paul Kansas City Kangas Jan 18 1943 win be held at Tigerinan fa Sons Funeral Home 2738 Prospect Thursday 2 IL Interment Mt Carmel cemetery aRe 69 2513 Chelsea passed away January 18 1943 Survived by his wife Mrs Hannah Willis McMahon of the home: one son Joseph McMahon 3510 Wayne: a Meter Mrs Hester Hadley Kansas City Mo Funeral nalIBRI city Mo Funeral' Funeral Directors 411311 Horizontal box (pl deface kind of meat in Belgium ati metallic compound enemy measure fourth calf pl) exer 134iiprem8ton ot of scale sorrow esTo chumay la-sDry said of wine 1 1 4 Last Section Ltmeeed Into Place as Crude Flow Ls Started (Bp the Associated Press LInLt ROcK ARK Jan 21-- Workmen today lowered to the bed of the Mississippi river the final link in the first section Of the worlds largest oil pipeline Hull general manager of war emergency pipelines announced today The operation completed the 24- inch line from Longview Tex to Norris City 111 which was authorized in June with work starting the first week in August I 1 I 1 itELLCZY-McGILLEY OUR REPUTATION 'OR LINER 2 PUNFRAL8 HAS BEEN EARNED BY OVER 20 YEARS' EXPERIENCE RITES MIL NIRS LEO NEE (British Solution will be in The Star tomorrow cut gear teeth Aiitter to Yektetlavs Puzzle on he Star tomorrow --ii rilay6 Puzzle SKIN IRRITATIONS of (externally caused) PIMPLES Check tho way ACNE with famous Mark anti Whits TETTER lemons em 'tnng 1 so only ss ECZEMA (externally caused) Check tho way with (anima Black and Whits Oln mina Promotes healing lemens 'tem rd ng Utio only as directed Cleanse daily with Black and LINWOOD 13LVII AT EUCLID LI 77I7 ftARR ILBncMAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR Atitoolnied With MAYRFIlity FUNERAL HOME Linwood DIA end Olive LI 5050 SAVE CN FUrERALS LOUIS FUNERAL HONIE WOODLANO At 3418 LI 7300 Ia JOU Into Skin Soap Vertivill sun gain coin maid of of burden tish eau" 1 reply I yellowish-red 1 animal lubricant 8-101mer flUbiin of to be' ruler look over closely of an Indian tribe oun sot 20-502 (Roman 30 -)olooder perfume numeralok loll 31-4outh African fox 31To RAZO food 'Pitt of U50fr mon her lobar 43-14v end man k) gl000 rir image doetiterior '4--ttiultntl relticlonro A period of Mina 411--Tc A irommoiia Point 61-43001eri iarn service at Jackson Avenue ChrtslisH --a-6-- evening: vicinity OthMinuesota church 17th and Jackson 2 0 tn 'Thurs DR tiltni 1 name Teo day Interment Memorial Park cemetery: Mrs Forster OR 033is WRIST nr PI11111 districts: reward In S41-sSMOttE---servicep fcc 3434 Bell Ptreet will he held In the Fr Fortvsecond ee- Miecellaneous Wan Chanel 104 West Miecellaneous man Chapel 104 West Fortyaecolld I rcit-Ladv'rniiiiiine7 vic1014 eth-Mintiesots: t-eh--riPilivindTviiiiitv-411 0 dkirtels: reward In ecellaneous Hull said oil -already taA beingl Pumped into the line and that the head of the column would reach! Norris City between February I and 4 Loading of tank ears at Norris City will not Mart until About Feb- rimy In however The line constmeted to help supply the eastern states has a eaparlty of more than 300000 barrels of oil daily Full rapacity will i not be used for about two months 'Hull said ife of Ilea Department Captain' III Several Months Funeral services for Mrs Marie IJ Nee 31 years old who died yester-1 day at the St Jteph hospital will: be held at 8:30 o'clock Saturday at ile hotne 3203 Pennsylvania ave 'nue and at 9 o'clock following at the Itedemplorist church Linwood boulevard and Broadway The roSilty will be recited at 8 o'clock Friday at the home Mrs Nee wife of Cant Leo Nee of the fire department first entered the hospital els months ago for an operation A second operation was performed two weeks ago A resident ot Kanas City twenty yew's 27-l'firefinil1 gm noun wading bird Wee of knock 34--A TtIu diph thong of aRng ni robbers in India opisi point seine tantilize XelettlitLiOn of triumph 0Bottle for serving wine utensil narn b2-111sh card ni Poi lot DOMO MOM E1a0000 OnGunD UOULOOMMOIWIN amf00A liOnallOOMI ma 0WAMCC all alr8081311 alla vtiMae mcqui Wool momplanolotor 41018tEleae SOB 0 MOCIOORM AGM MEMO 00111111C 103063 2012O0 30 nnn 77 LIEInons3 ElleollOn :4410111311 titielle nn rn 1144r1 :0 11j 1) Ellipi kg 0 anom Eltintglriri 1311000 DESUIOVIVEJtMIN TAILDRIIII kg rtir Aadur 4 0 fa ea 1 Deaths i -)srpti att'o 23 1)14NRCU StUtly J311 Id fhttuttd by Ina parenta Me and 'Mrs 3arub Bold 3725 Vtrainta 2 heathen! IsAtinett Bolds 5745 lineithill road: Lieut 1nnio Mud Canto Maxey Tex one Mn Nathan Kopel Columbia Mo Plutonp funeral aervicex will Do held at II o'clock Thursday mantilla at tho in Funeral Prune 3400 WoodIand interment MI Cannel cemetery i IMMDMAX-- Mts Myrtle Bendmak 3536 Walnut died January 21 1643 wEsinott eTINS 6 McCLUES VMS McCLUES WEst port street Saturdatt afternotm January 2 i 130 ciock Interent in Murrill Kay' untTur eil 1-1 1107cK FtIMNn Mortuary Inas Stete Licensed Worsinit Ill 'n'fic rPenflea Unseat rttetil Confidential of Harry Mille of 3H11 Mercter st will be East Twentylieventh Kansas City MI held In the Frem ean Chapel 104 42d st 2: FAIRMOUNT Saturday afternocn January 23 at o'clock Cremation Freeman Mortuary Itinurn fur :1 1 Vor'-t tii -1i'l IPP 4 Mit tattl woriong reduces expenes LO 0930 I ntranee advi sed en Ildent ial 414 271h Kenn City mo PANETTICiRtMii-ot7sir ---I ---1 --r 1 eery res or apt Andrew Panettlere Medical Corp aon For QUICk of Mr and Mrs John Panettiere 2125 7th et it I wiii I oeld at the linly Rosary WANT AD SERVICE church Mittanuri ave wnd Campbell Ii) A Phone in Friday itinuery 22 For I orther par I A 1 intlri ticularai aall INK 'FriL 10'P lor unoutrried RMS flonirlIk uttw Intttt Stott' ILIcen5ed Woriontt rxdrittleit Loweu rotes' Conlir1ent01 Ewa Twentyoteventh City Mn FAIRMOUNT torium tor unmarried gicic pod rates worittng reduced rotors entraneP do'Nedi confidential 1414 City Mn ror Quick WANT AD SERVICE Phone nArrison 1T09 ti '0'0 I Rills Oniclike trenael WorKintt Mt TfitPft COnlif1'I1t101 Vrntli Kattitots City Mo 'married Mile: et hii AL ing tediteeia expelpiea ennhdential 1414 AY Mo or Quick AD SERVICE Phone rison 11:00 "IN LA' itt co I 4 "ittit 'IN 0- I' 'T 1-----Z I -t' ''''r4 ie ita I ia 'I CIL IIENNETT WAstnntori Benurtt ot Epringlield tocloy Vac Solo at tarkritw Pharmatics and Oilier Dias Slams 1777 -31-alOrT-.

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