The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 2

i IIE KANS I STA I IT ES I )- Al AY 1S 1913 QUICK REPAIR AT FREY I F3 EVADE NI11 IOU t1 1 I i SOLDIERS BACK INTO BARRACKS THREE DAYS AFTER TORNADO Nrichy Admits More Than Half of Drafted Workers Fail to Leave Country all of to i l'he 111200000 Rehabilitation Job Is Accomplished in Record Time by Army Engineers Under Colonel Des Islets kotroPePv 0 I 21 1 30 Ai t- 444 :04 oo IL Nei" -1 I I ot I p-- 1 kr4i4b ta "IVY' I 11 fl It ltidUlthl 4 mg 01 "A4 i 11ttti 114' litdit i I I'S 7 i 400 0000 riee00 It' 0' ''''Iril 1 tr 41'11Y Ite7 0 r'71 eir004 1- 1r 1 It LA me rt fsi i-tt1 4 1 tpat'7 a :1 1 4' A 10014 W'4 44 i-i k( ir 4 A 14 1 't 1 f'-': 1 1 wm i 0 1104 Aut 4) 1 41'r' 4 1 4' orrpoe h''t 41-44 AYo0-LP4'' No' '11 1 'Oloo JO 448rorr '''(- 9 41441'410e09r' re 't 'r 1 froot4t7 Ili 44 4 r441 '''''1LVILSir1- rn30 l')' Ai 1 1 I 4 101 er 0 frp iA i i 4 vid1A116 '-10 -o''' L'Il: 11 il i e0 0' Its 4 A0- 0471:4411 vs- it i 0- py 4 4 1 WO -f -04112t-4ioLv 21111'16''Nt of' 41 1- 't 4 '0t1 rk' -ior 6 -00 01 -0- I 4 pi It ez' ors 1 4 1 1:2 :::4: '1 flo r- ra 411404voi :40 pe 0 174 1-- 61 i -1k i4'-- 4- 'f I I ii44 k' 7' "4771or b''' los '1'44 -N 7 l'''- "1'94 -311)4t i iiiikt54ifrst 1 '1 4 1e) T0 i q01' 74 -j' i 1 um" lik't S'' 11-'31r I'lliik-- 7 m4' 41' 001 or 0 14 4 -'-4i 4159' 1 444 "ee of 0d i' 0 'L A :41 4: te 14 I BLOCK RAILS BY BODIES DIES $1 fc IN Cht jot I i i I i i '( -i Former Deputy Says Wh es and Daughters of Conscripts Stop the Trains I and Wks kyit -'k i' 444 (Itc A N14 A bet0 'L 4 I '1y (14- 4Nb1 i 1 1 4441ibii 5-'1 "1" ti c2 4 i 01 -fttck' 4 4 -3 ie I I 4 4' 11 1 if so -----i 2 --4t" l'''''I': 1 11 I 1 -i''-1 0v fli '-1 ik i I' gb MAP "INVASION DAY" PLANS I INS 1 1 4 9 i 1 4) '9 4 v440-- 0 tit U' "koll nALNW woa 4iinalfA444t 414'4 0 st: THE WIND'S ASSAULT ON FT: RILEY KAS produced this havoc Saturday Wreckage of several of the forty-one buildings shattered by the storm is seen In the middle disto nce beyond the roadway Of 170 men injured one died today and two remain in a critical condition Damage was estimated at about $200000 The army withheld photographs from publication until 4110: 4 04 4- 'Ntit 4 ''t 't' 1 '''t Az' -'''4' 406401666tik'" 40t Op 11 44t St: 'Underground Forces Consolidate to Strike at Time of Landing by Allied Troops (Army Photograph from the Associated Press) A 200000 repair job had been acIplished today under direction of rmy engineers at Ft Riley KM three days after a tornado swooped through the reservation damaging forty-one buildings and injuring 200 Floldiers Under the leadership of Col Des Islets army ehgineer in the Kansas City district the repair corps had lumber moving into Ft Riley four hours after the twister struck at 5 o'clock Saturday Carpenters and technicians were moved in from surrounding army jobs The contractor at the Topeka supply depot sent 500men and a smaller number were moved in from Camp Phillips Salina The crews worked Under lights at night to finish in three days a job that ordinarily would have taken about ten days to two weeks the engineer office said Despite rain during the 3-day period floors were all in place Monday night and the roofs and sides of the structures wept on today The men will move into the barracks tonight and breakfast will be served in the mess halls in the morning 4) t' to It 1'18 NV TIE ch tio th( pr( wit ry 11 1- '0 'I off (By the Asloctated press) London May their bodies across the tracks in front of locomotives the wives and daughters of Frenchmen drafted for German labor have almost halted the deportation to the Reich Fernand Grenier former Communist deputy who has joined the Fighting French declared today "The latest Vichy reports admit that between 50 and 80 per cent of Fernand Grenier former Corn- munist deputy who has joined the Fighting French declared today "The latest Vichy reports admit that between 50 and 80 per cent ot wonderful! I Harry Wood artist for The Star! Any Surrender of Jurdiction left most of his estate tentatively Allied Air Raids Oo On With is valued at $130000 in trust with the Southern fiermany France and Cher Mine Negotiations income to go to his daughter Mrs' Will Be Fought Virginia Elizabeth Culbertson elgium Being Attacked on 3926' Warwick boulevard and a grand' daughter Mrs Jean Dickson Rudd SOME MEMBERS MAY GO of Lawton Ok The will filed In probate court POUNCEON AXIS CONVOY i today provides for the payment of 1920000 immediately to Mrs Culbert' Resignations Reported Ready if son who is also to receive all per- rive Ships of a Group of Eight Secretary or Others sonal effects The remainder of the i Are Damaged Off Dutch iproperty is to go into trust with the Attempt to interfere Coast City National Wink and Trust corn-I PanY as trustee I From this trust Mrs Culbertson' vult' DT MVO ill a i I Inanv as trustee 1 From this trust Mrs Culbertson NEW BLOWS AT SARDINIA estate tentatively Allied Air Raids Oo On Harry Wood artist for The left most of his '01th P-- valued at $80000 in trust with the Southern fiermany France and a income to go to his daughter Mrs' Belgium Virginia Elizabeth Culbertson 3926' Being Attacked Warwick boulevard and a grand- daughter Mrs Jean Dickson Rudd nn of Lawton Ok POUNCE ON AXIS CONVOY uti The will filed in probate court i today provides for the payment of I immediate ly to Mrs Culbert' ly if son who is also to receive all per- Else Ships of a Group of Eight rs sonal effects The remainder of the i Are Damaged Off Dutch property is to go into trust with the Coast City National 13hk and Trust corn- I PanY as trustee (tnted I From this trust Mrs Culbertson NEW BLOWS AT imiT following the bursting of two of the 0 HARRY WOOD 3 FILED 151151-ED IN Most nf Reich mckt important dams 9 Possibility that the A had carried out the same tactics of the tcr a nil Gra mida tighter Star1 previous night an 1 ti blasted addi- tional dams was seen in the alr's 'ministry's statement that planes of the bomber command had laid mines in enemy waters Turbine experts who recently worked on the Mohne darn accord- log to a dispatch from Zurich con- alder that its destruction constitutes the greatest catastrophe visited upon Germany since the war begun It WEIS reported that telephone corn- munication between Kassel Dort- mund and Duisburg large centers Of German minted industry was inter- by the flooding of the Ruhr valley Construction experts in Stockholm pointed out that the Mohne dam was built by Ruhr industries In 1913 because of the scarceness of water The bursting of the dam they ey said that the populace in the area is without drinking water and Indus-trill try is without water to work with No ot thc PIERO POLAR DUCH ESS EMPRESS DIES OF TORNADO INJURY I -1 4 1 I 1 2 the workers conscripted for German factories failed to go" he said Grenier gave a full account of activities of French guerrillas in the 1 last three months and produced a 7 theaf of underground newspapers printed in France to document his the workers conscripted for Germ an factories failed to go" he said Grenier gave a full account of activities of French guerrillas in the last three months and produced a thee of underground newspapers printed in France to document his COLD WAVE Permanents 1 I i Pvt A Dean Jr Adams Mass Suffered Chest Wound My the Associated Press) PT RILEY Kas May 18--Pvt Loring A Dean Jr 32 Adams Mass one of three men critically Injured in a tornado which hit the cavalry replacement training center of Ft Riley Saturday died today He was a member of the 2nd training regiment He suffered a chest no heat whatsoever a cool hair bath process light no-metal method "difficult" hair waved easily no natural oils baked out results FUEL BOSS IIAS FORMULA is to receive $250 a month and Mrs Judd $200 a month during their life- times At the death of either her Income Ls to go to the other heir Fires Reported at Port of Both Miners and Operators May The disposition of the estate after Big Be Brought Together it both Mrs Culbertson and Mrs Judd Alghero After Craft From Ickes Steps In have died will depend on whether the North Africa Strike latter will have left any children remarks If she has the estate will go to them "Invasion Day" Plan and remain in trust until they have (By the Attioriated Brest) (By the Associated Press) He said the recently organized reached their majority Otherwise Axis radios began fading on Washington May the estate will go to Mr Wood's i rs council of French resistance em- 1 1 a bracing underground organizations the threat of another product law The will was written Feb- the continent again today as had disseminated an "invasion day" tion tie-up dispelled until the 24 the shattering Allied "pre- plan to be set in operation the mo- I 1 ment the Allies strike end of May the War Labor BALK ON CHILD'S to cn invasion" offensive apparently The instructions include these board met on the soft coal entered its seventh consecu- Evian points: dispute today and apparently Itive day after overnight 1 Notification that all separate (Continued From First Page) vvel eine nf elle a sAnnimv i is to receive $250 a month and Mrs' Judd $200 a month during their life- times At the death of either her Income Ls to go to the other heir May The disposition of the estate after Big Fires Reported at Port of 1 I both Mrs Culbertson and Mrs Judd Alghero After Craft From have died will depend on whether the North Africa Strike haws WI tiny rhildron I NOttliCatiOn that all separate I -----w 1 (Continurd From First Page) I smashes at Southern WIDE ROOD TOLL 1 id Irons Sift including shampoo and coiffure NEGRO GETS FIVE YI John Harold Davis 31-year-old Negro 2302 Campbell street father of five children pleaded guilty before Judge Paul A Buzard today to a charge of assault with ihtent to rape and wa4sentenced to five years in prison er son ant wit the Ho plo tas wil wil th nth Ch wit by up ta opt of reg (Continued From First Page) were approaching all-time record stages Hundreds of persons were reported driven from their homes throughout the tri-state lead and zinc mining area Serious floods among the worst beauty salon 6th floor vi 7560 resistance organizations have been decided to stand Pat on its 0-er-I 1 i Lanham fund grant of $25745 The I I 1 unified under a central authority position that John Lewis war Chest fund and fees paid by the many France and Belgium from which orders for action will its authority parents were to provide the equal The first station to go silent was 1 The first station to go silent was I Copper sulphide concentrate now being shipped from mills at come AIALLOU Auo i required from the local corn PAM recognize sAmrltillnr4 frtsnl ha Inval PAM Bear Creek r- or the lower at Calais which was also tlie first Neosho and Marais des Cygnes rivers In Kansas The Marais des Cygnes to bank out yesterday when Amen- becomes the Osage when it enters on record are forecast for the lower 1 JOHN TAYLOlirS 2 Mobilization starts the instant 1 Holding that it shall be the sole the Lanham act the Allies land and "arms will be ljudge of issues unless Lewis capitu- "There is financial provision for supplied to all at that moment I 1 All economic and industrial Ilates and bargains under WLB aus- two other centers if needed" Dr Herold Hunt superintendent of activities throughout France must the board has restrained oper- schools pointed out today "But the supplied to all at mat moment-- 1- two other centers if needed" Dr 3 All economic and industrial lates and bargains under WLB aus- Herold Hunt superintendent of activities throughout France must the board has restrained oper- schools pointed out today "But the i' daylight raiders unloaded Two and three-inch rains 1 el tons of bombs on Bordeaux Lorientfell over Southeast Kansas last night be paralyzed by a general strike of the land the German U-boat base at 'and early today 4 Should Vichy military or police ators from negotiating until the board is only the custodian I Lanham funds No more can be 1 Keroman on the French coast The Elk river swollen by heavy tKrains near Howard and Elk City forces attempt to hinder Allied or imine union chief agrees to recognize spent nor can the present operation Striking at the "under elde" ot resistance operation "they must be Its authority continue if it is found the war moth- Hitler's Europe A as Oombas and west of Independence and blocked highway No 166 east killed forthwith or taken It was not clear however how the era do not desire the care provided washed out Santa Pe tracks at two 5 Prisons and Jails must be board would enforce this injunction by these nurseries" and long-range set big fires points The Marais des Cygnes opened releasing political prisoners raging at the port of Aighero il' some of the operators decided to LOWER FOR 5-DAY WEEK at 278 feet at La Cygne Kas To Take Public Centers dinia and shot up another enemy bargain with Lewis anyway The For an additional 15 cents the 1 today The Marmaton and Verdi- :43 AU public buildings including child may get his breakfast or sup- vessel in the Aegean sea off Greece gris rivers in the Southeastern Kan- I railway depots and radio stations latter has said in New York that he I per at the nursery If the mother 1 sas area also are overflowing their Ls ready to renew contract talks' de- I Blast In Night Paid must be occupied immediately cares to keep her child at home on 1 Tirttlzh hnmhprQ rptilmil la in in 1 banks hibttiliCe VIA-I IVIL 1IICI 111L11 1- It IIIILLIWIIjf continue ii it is win IU 111e Kt 'UMW Hitler's Europe A bombas and west of Independence and lied forthwith or taken It was not clear however how the ers do not desire the care provided washed out Santa Pe tracks at two 5 Prisons and Jails must be board would enforce this injunction by these nurseries" and long-range set big fires points The Marais des Cygnes ened releasing political prisoners FOR some of raging at the port of Aighero Sar- i( the operators decided to LOWER 5-DAY WEEK at 278 feet at La Cygne Ka To Take Public Centers bargain with Lewis anyway The For an additional 15 cents the dinia and shot up another enemy i today The Marmaton and Verdi- AU public buildings including 'child may get his breakfast or sup-1 vessel in the Aegean sea off Greecelgris rivers in the Southeastern Kan- 1 ilway depots and radio stations latter has said in New York that he per at the nursery If the motherl sas area also are overflowing their Ls ready to renew contract talks de- I Blast in Night Raid ust be occupied immediately cares to keep her child at home on banks board British bombers returning again I ACP loolobp '11111rg(' 4 $11 tx )1 014111U" 'c a 1P33S aec avi ter Vichy officials Iclining only to recognize a 1 ay ofan 7 All her regardless clf makes such arrange-I Inches of rainsInce Saturday air offmsive I 101 "Gold Coaster" of rank and function must be re-'outer mat ne co so Iment the weekly fee is only 'Jttc la" uttnatv vat place4 by known Tepresentatives of ratiel Inverts Report In case this general 'plan is notEurope attacked targets in South- the resistance parties The 3-man fact finding panel followed and the mother desires to er Germany fighters swep North Grenier said the Round' of resist-I which net with the'board today is make it a 5-day week occasionallYiern France and Belgium and tance represents "no low than 90 per jdrafting a report on which the WLB the same financial arrangement is coastal aircraft damaged five ships will base its ruling expected before 'possible just so the center has ad- in an enemy convoy it was an-women expiration of the Lewis-extended vance warning sufficient to make nounced officially today tt" ma RI food adjustments I The coastal command planes at nrcipr that he dn sn qc I last night to the on will base its ruling expected before 1 possime JIM LLIC center 1145 vu expiration of the Lewis-extended vance warning sufficient to make' nounced officially today truce May 31 food Adjustments I The coastal command planes at put North Fort Scott Has under water today and tied up highways No 69 and No In North 311sqoitri Too Northern Missouri which had been INSIGNIA PINS Complete selection for all branches of the service Pin $82 sketched 5 federal Tax Included MINJ Vrr 41 101111) 190 1121 WALNUT cent" of all able-bodied men and women in France 'Never before in history has France known such unity" he asserted Describing the activities of guerrillas and saboteurs since March he reiterated the statement of others Who lately escaped from France and cent" of all able-bodied men and in France "Never before in history has mmZ touched lightly by this month's moved 'nth the picture with tacked a convoy off the Dutch coastithe Grand river rising to 2837 feet Some operators were reported eager In other cities the day nurseries which was initially attacked by at Chillicothe and still on the up- to resume negotiations in the hope have various fees and plans of opera- of terminating the dispute and hay- ton In Cleveland there is a gross' Beaufighters yesterday Two of the i swing Water covered the entire ing government control of their fee of $6 a week In Toledo the supply ships in a convoy of eight 1 lowlands of the watershed today it mines withdrawn I charge is 15 cents a day for care and merchantmen and three escort ves- I was reported but no crops had been 1 gnt In cents for each feeding sels were left sinking and were seen I planted ICKCS in a to touched lightly by this month's floods moved intO the picture with the Grand river rising to 2837 feet vi-''t' '''tki-- '''''ti-'' tk4sa 47 l'4A1 "sivvkiokxN 4: A4'VAVII4kIlizAt 711P' 5: fh na Ice thf mi da: set Cit Ka SUE ret int! 101 The Neosho river in Kansas was out of its banks today from Chanute south to the Oklahoma border It stood at 25 feet at Chanute five feet above flood stage nnd rising Open Thurs and Sat Evenings I becreLary message Who asserted the German conserip- I Lewis yesterday in his capacity as The children in the nurseries here to be abandoned by their crews it tion of workers was mainly for thelfuels admini 2 to strator and boss of the 5 years old was stated ar The targets in Germany were not purpose of stripping the country of government-operated mines sug- SAINT TERESA DECREES To 11 immediately named men capable of revolt gested that assurance of continued Block Bails by Bodies coal production would open the way Commencement Exercises to Be Bit Seaplane Base He cited numerous cases where 1 for resumption of a Collective bar- Held Thursday Night Fighter command planes attacked trains were prevented from leaving ig ng conference It was Ickes's a seaplane base at Concarneau on their stations either by demonstra- iplea that bTight the tyuceexten- T2irni tin teensentors will receive de- the Brest peninsula where a Polish at the commencement 'fit Seaplane Base Fighter command planes attacked a seaplane base at Conearneauop a seaplane base at concarneau on the Brest peninsula where a Polish Buy War Bonds 'Chanute reported 15 nc es ra overnight a total of 48 inches since Sunday was Tropical Worsted Suits At Erie Kas where four inches of 1 pilot sank a control boat with can- rain fell last night the Neosho stood 1 at feet was still rising and non fire Trains were shot up at 1 Guingamp also on the Brest peninl covered a large lowland area sula at Villedieu on the Cherbourg Parsons Kas with 35 inches of i peninsula near Courtrai and neat rain last night had trouble today 1 Ghent Belgium I with Labette creek which inundated In the raid Alghero on the west I the lower residential section Par coverea a large lowlana area Parsons Kas with 35 inches of i rain last night had trouble today! with Labette creek which inundated' the lower residential section Par-1 sion The WLB has taken the polgrees exersition however that Ickes has to be held at 8 o'clock Thursauthority to initiate or conduct suchlday night at the College of Saint conferences and implied that it Teresa Bishop Edwin O'Hara would quit if the government by-lwill confer the degrees passed it to deal with Lewis The Rev Wade Rockhurst will confer the degrees The Rev Wade Rockhurst college will speak The follow ret thi sp( tem asv gil pit Ge thi tat DoBecuysnm I j4744 11) Tailored for your summer cemfort from very lightweight all wool materials In tans browns blues tions by thousands of persons or by omen and girls placing their bodies on the tracks Guerrillas now fully organized Old trainrcl by former army officers tire concentrating on wrecking the German-controlled transport system of France and between January and May destroyed 180 locomotives and Seriously damaged another 112 he reported During the same period seventeen Interruptions of service on the main lines for not less than forty-eight liours and seventy-five stoppages of thirty-six hours or less were reported in the underground press Two fully laden German troop trains Imre said to have been derailed and tnachine-gunned so that "not a escaped" I 1' 4 I I ti 4 I 1 I I 'f I A 4t4 pot -J 11 I 1' 4 i I 31 rk '4 1: '1 i 1 I 1 I 1 I '1 i t'i 4 ''t I- H4 '1 's 1 li 't 1 t'k 4 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 I' i 1 '1 1 i i1 1 I 't it 1 1 4 i i 1 1 I '1 1 'i 't I t4- 1 tt '4 I' i 1 1' '-1 1 ll i i i 1 I i 4 I I i i i 1 -T- L1 -4 i 1 Iv 1 1 i i -t I I 's 't-1 i 1 f'i'! 4 5' 71' -1'1 I tl 4 1: 11 '''i 4 7 1 I i i' A 12-cl4 "i 1 411'''''' I ''1 A $1 1 04 4i ti i 't' :1 1 7 i --t '1 to 1 1 i I 'i i I 1 1 $325'0 has recorded a foot of rain this I month Highway 160 east of Par-arts sons was blocked and highway 1 No 59 was to be closed later today I between Oswego and Altamont 1 I The Verdigris was causing trouble both at Independence and Coffey- vine A rise of a foot an hour was! Expected to cause major damage as I the water flowed over new areas I Much of the water of the present floods in Missouri is flowing Into the Missouri river and raising it to flood heights from Jefferson City to its' mouth Fifteen acres of the prison farm at Jefferson City were in undated today and prison livestock was being moved out of the Calloway County lowlands ati bo 111 1111 tFu Ci il Other tropical worsteds $2975 up Ti JACK WENRy COUNTRY CLUB PLAZA An exclusive and new Dobbs Gold Coaster color Smarter richer more distinctive than anything you've seen from Dobbs Open weave Panama straw Cool The straw of the season! 75' 0 4 Other Dobbs Straws $350 to S15 First Floor From highly in ill receive degree: laced sources came coast of Sardinia last night bomb ws reports duo Ickes had prepared a sister clandia Tomah bachelor Of 'bursts were seen in the town and formula which he believed would be arta in educaton: Helen Dirka bar -7 port areas and one large fire in the ie elor of science in home econom ca acceptable to both sides and was Josephine Elaine Blackburn bachelor center in English: Ann Branand Chris- ter of the town appeared to be ready to propose it providing the sp art tian bachelor of science in home eco- eeding beyond control pilots said The Wellingtons topped off their board would let him step in But eicn et raid by machine-gunning the targets the board was said to be sticking the stand expressed by to siirlts in Ro'Clology: Mori? Louise Horn from low altitude Wayne beck bachelor of acience in home Bright moonlight which made it economics: Mary Elinibeth KIsaick possible for the Wellingtons to con- Morse a public representative It nO bachelor of arts in music: Kitthleseplc said "the operation of the mines I ZaCroynniaie ocrtblarciltliee olorloar btaianjeolit3cir i or a raid under conditions almost good as daylight on the outskirts under the custody of the Departl Arts in sociology: Peggy O'Neill Inch- lot Rome the night before again ment of the Interior through its 31Arerroetc titritesbeiionr in home aided the bombers and they did chief Mr Ickes does not have any economics Patricia Gibson bachelor SOille of their strafing from as low bearing upon the dispute" of arts in hiatory of art as 200 feet One pilot had to veer Ickes 's office still said the WLB sharply to avoid a church steeple has Jurisdiction" but it Vat inch- RAID JAPS ON LAND be said ented the secretary was seeking some Photographs taken during the Fly- British Inflict Heavy Caatialtics' means of holding conferences be- ing Fortress attack on Cagliari Sartween the miners and operators in Western Burma Stab I dinia May 13 showed the freight Some Ready to Resign yards gas works the oil storage (RI the Associated Peen) area and clock installations smashed Some members of the board were New DELHI May 113-- British up air spokesmen said reported ready to resin if troops made a successful commando-1 who has charged the IVLB with prcl- type raid on a jetty at the Japanese- ed (The Italian communique record- edice--were permitted to bypass the occupied port of Maungdaw in West- Rome radio said the bombing of by the Associated Press from the board through Intervention of Ickes ern Burma Sunday night and in- I lAighero caused "the collapse of some or anyone else flirted casualties on the enemy in Civilian buildings and resulting vic- It was in response to Ickes's wire fierce band-to-hand fighting a Brit- i time for assurance that there would be no ish communique announced today I walkout that Lewis messaged last The raid was carried out by two night from New York that "we are small detachments which effected 1 requesting our membership to con- a landing despite bitter Japanese re- BRITISH SUBS JOLT AXIS itinue at work under the existingsistanee the bulletin said retroactive extension agreement un- I The British announced last week til midnih gt May 31" week Italian Deutroyer and Five Sup 1 that they had Withdraw on ing will receive degrees: I coast of Sardinia last night bomb Sister Claudia Tomsk bachelor of bursts were seen in the town and in education: Helen Dierks bacn- port areas and one large fire in the elor of science in home economics: Josephine Elaine Blackburn bachelot center of the town appeared to be of arts in English Ann Branand Chris- spreading beyond control pilots said Gan bachelor of science in home ego- The Wellingtons topped off their nomics: Helen Dwyer bachelor of arts In English: Murtha Dwyer bachelor of raid by machine-gunning the targets arts in sociology Mary Louise Horn from low altitude beck bachelor of science in home Bright moonlight which made it economics: Mary Eligabeth Kissick possible for the Wellingtons to con- bachelor of arts in music: Kathleen i O'Connor bachelor of arts in a raid under conditions almost Mary Katherine Olson bachelor of as good as daylight on the outskirts Arts in sociology: Peggy O'Neill bach- elor of arts in English: Virginia Scherrer bachelor of cience in home aided the lot Rome the night before again 'de bombers and they did economics Patricia Gibson bachelor Some of their strafing from as low of arts in history of art as 200 feet One pilot had to veer sharply to avoid a church steeple RAID JAPS ON LAND he said Is: Photographs taken during the Fly- Britih nflict Heavy catialtie ing Fortress attack on Cagliari Sar- In Western Burma stab May 13 yards gas works the oil storage (Rni Ott Associated Peen) DFIHT May: air nonsddkoeeskmIenn isad stalliations smashed I up vut OCILS troops made a successful commando- (The Italian communique record- type raid on a jetty at the Japanese-ed of occupied port of Maungdaw in West- the Associated Press from the ern Burma Sunday night and in- I Rome radio said the bombing Meted casualties on the enemy inlAlghero caused "the collapse of some fierce hand-to-hand fighting a Brit- i tims Jelvilian buildinga and resulting vio- Lsh communique announced today I The raid was carried out by two small detachments which effected BRITISH SOBS JOLT AXIS a landing despite bitter Japanese resistance the bulletin said The British announced last week Italian Deutroycr mud 1 Ivo Sup that they had withdrawn from KAN SAS art of fl 1FLOOD BREAKS PIPE LINEI The Flow Ia Baited Near Little 1 Bock Ark I GRADUATION SPECIAL! 11-ol 4 ert 0-1 The Palace MAIM IADUSTRIAL EDITORS liansas City Chapter Elects Albert Wood President Albert Wood editor of the Public Service News publication of the Public Service company was elected president of the Kansas City chapter of the Southwestern Awciation of Industrial Editors last night at it meeting in the cafeteria of North American Aviation Inc plant Mrs Dorothy Maturo editor of lqutrena Nuggets publication of klutrena Mills Inc was elected vice-president and treasurer and Ken-Meth Hudnall assistant editor of Sinclair Coal News and Warm Morning publications of the Sinclair Coal company was elected secretary Miss Plorence Morgan editor of Alcoa Observer publication of the AlumiZum Company of America is the retiring president Carter Tucker ispoke on 'Poet War Thinking" Twenty-seven industrial publication tditors attended the meeting I Exnanslon style bri-et 1 150 let of yellow sold ape Chill PriCed for orad uates CARMEN BRACELET CARMEN BRA At Twelfth and Grand the Value Gernert I 1 Urns ROCK ARK Ma! 18--The "big inch" pipe line running from Texas to Illinot3 to relieve the Eastern seaboard oil shortage was broken today by the Arkansas river flood War Emergency Pipelines Inc disclosed First indication of a break was a drop in pressure at a testing station' north of the river A civil air patrol plane took off immediately and in fifteen' minutes an oil slick caused Maungdaw to meet a Japanese infil- ply ships Are Slink by the rupture had been spotted tration threat from the plane tBy the Astocieted Press) WEP said it eat off the flow 1 Yesterday the communique said A bombers continued their LonooN May 18--B1itisla subma- promptly Extent of damage could attacks on Japanese positiona in tines torpedoed and sank an Italian not be ascertained immediately Western Burma by attacking Jam I destroyer and at least five supply 1 nese radio installations near Akyab --i ships during a recent series of Med- 9 IM PROVING iterranean encounters the admiralty William Welsh 8929 Holmes SEA TENCE TO CEAE hRUPA announced today street is improving at St Luke's The destroyer was sunk off North hospital today after suffering a foot Three Mouth in a a il for nand Sicily Several other shipr vere said 1 injury Sunday at his home Welsh's Leader on Narcotic Charge to have been damaged left foot was almost severed when he I RAM The railway at Platamone in the eatight it a power Itwa mower reyarv" s--- I A i nitN rim LEI IlitAir 111 1Lm I puy ri lok II mower SAN rRANCISCO 1 JEwEe Official Railroad Watch foRoectora North Kamm filo Mo Armour poselof Jt WAR WORKERS SAVE TIME WITH "SAVEWAY CHECK PLAN" Expressions of relief were reportedi from the coal fields where preparations were being completed for the shutting down of virtually all of the country's 3000 soft coal pits 1 But the miners made it clear that they still stood behind Lewis' and their demands for $2-a-day wage raise portal-to-portal pay and other conces-sions in any new contract GUERRILLAS RAID A TOWN Telephone VA WE RY 4000 dEEMdmiminma Slittit Reportedly Destroy Power HIS BARRAGE FAILS Plant stud Mine Works Soldier's 140 Coils rail to Bring (By the Associated Press Promise of Quick Wedding (By the Associated Press I Promko of golek IA4r" '111-11 6-- 'vl 7-1 z-----------1----- 47 -4 7 -1 010m" i Pay all your bills with convenient "Saveway Check Plan" No serve ice charges No minimum balance Only 110e per check Phone or write for complete in formation today LONDON May YOROMIIV I May Gulf of Thesselonike vas bombarded I He dragged himself inside the hous Krupa nationally known Jitterbug by band leader today wan entenced to submarine gunfire and hits called his brother-in-law Ken- i were scored on two small supply ineth Gilmore 721 1 Washington three months in the San Francisco ships at anchor street who took him to the hospital County jail on a narcotics misde- Later Gilmore was in a motor ear meanor charge A 'CATASTROPHE' ON DAMS taccident between Buckner Mo and 4 li 11101111)S In tne ban Francisco ships at anchor 'street who took him to the hosnital County jail on a narcotics misde- Later Gilmore was in a mot A and rr acer manor charge A 'CATASTROPHE' ON DAM Quality Is Not Rationed! The Wise a Thrifty Shopper spends her pre dous "Pointe for Quality Foods To Wolferman's she Rubins telephone of fe1sive-140 nickel calls in eleven hours pleading1 1 that Beatrice Brown 19 marry him at failed It as apparent today Miss Brown who became engaged' to the soldier two months ago with the understanding they would not INVITES YOUR BUSINESS City National 'Basta alucsackeiedmespilttoybeseodtredeneRHIrli more serious felony charge of a possessing marijuana WRS stricken state of siege Reportedly Re- from the court calendar by superior tiered in Flooded German Arca I resting corn- hospital and i Judge Thomas Foley fortably there Krupa had pleaded guilty to the ay Internationsi News alrvicS3 misdemeanor charge of violating the LONDos May state of siege NOMA! public health and safety code butwas reported today to have been "w--- mrYrt pleaded not guilty to the felony I proclaimed in all of the German PUBLISHER'S May II 1943 3 No 243 charge province of Westphalia in the wake' Vol annns not niinnn7hel in lc ail a rm oPekl eel! do nt atvat lwr oettl anyt807: al ed the subject of the commencement The German undrground 1 1" rrni tin: of Britein's devastating bombard-ttl4111 and AnnMESS BY nit Fit ICE I ment which loosed flood waters I "A Time for Greatness" will be across the industrial Ruhr nur a tItt 1u063wt redie TIn address at the Lyndon schoo a Stockholm dispatch North according Kansas Gni' Thursday night given Held Hitler had proclaimed the Mate yn dwmhocti mps 0 Ions 40 etnta a asok: tn for by Dr Guy Price of Junioriof siege for the whole of Westphalia ed let': simelt911TntIlleir I iTeachers college I Where many eiti am a sE 1 3 Puisli unary' I nA act or match Where many cities Established 1913 RESOURCES $7000000000 18th and Grand on Illation which was "fleeing- inibe married until' Masses" war was incommunicado in her Elate bush home but her mother Mrs 2vioBE1tLY MO PILOT DIES Benjamin Brown li aid Rubin JACKSONVn12 FLA May dently thought he could break down ental objections to immediat Lieut David Warrenpari 'matrimony by the bombardment of Stamm 21 of Mo te berly Mo was killed Sunday when lephone calls tils plane crashed near here officers --4---- The nb ist the Jacksonville naval air station found 'In TgItti 71e144atinIRtetcrell)111bnes Brinounced today I ot todaye liwtml1J HIGHEST CASNPRICESfotVOUM olArAcnos 1108 Walnut St Gnaws 1118 18111Pdto143Yeart are under water otLice ikalattenLb 1 street and Grand gyms i 9 4 I.