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a 1 A o- TRADE ACT DEAL Ends Block Against Decision on sion of Program Personalities and Sidelights THE walks from in front of their homes They said the community was becoming too citified and removal of the sidewalks would bring back a rustic atmosphere KANSAS CITY STAR SUNDAY JUNE 7 1953 KCTY MAKES ITS DEBUT NEW TV STATION GOES ON AIR WITH MOTION PICTURE Telecasting Limited to Two Programs a Day Besides Pattern Until Tests Are Completed For Dlieriminating Men the finest I AV -Z "0- 0- Ir 46 si 0 1 1 I Ig 1 1 1' 1 11' 4" 11 "1' "1' I A 11 el 0 a A TKE KANSAS CITY STAR SUNDAY JUNE 1 1953 4 Fo! piierimin nng ti en 1 Sidelights Kc'TY MAKES ITS DEBUT TRADE ACT DEAL Personalities and the finest NEW TV STATION GOES ON AIR 4 Reed Ends Block Against Con- walks from In front of their WITH MOTION PICTURE STORAGE grissionsi Decision on homes ettitOM sion of Program They said the community was Telecasting Limited to Two Pro- STORAGE': becoming too citified and re- grams a Day Besides Pattern al orintg a moval of the sidewalks would until Tests Are bring bacic a rustic atmosphere Completed AI NM Ak illik PI Ak MIA gunman about 23 came up to his desk and demanded "Give me your money" "Don't be silly" McAllister said he answered "I haven't any money" "Okay" the gunman replied and walked out gunman about 23 came up to his desk aid demanded "Give me your money" "Don't be silly" McAllister said he answered "I haven't any money" iPpFITS TAX RIDER-FEAR OUT TROFITSTAX RIDER-FEAR OUT frOM IHEIRItaallfS SA050 44 4 0 111(13Di1t2111NIFS I 1 I 1 YThite House Assures Him Lawmaker Says It Will Oppose Any Such Move maker Says It Will Oppose Any Such Move I a im Stmt1'4M El I 5 2ND FLOOR LEE BLDG Otte and Main zmu PLoo Let "Los 1 Oth and Main Mal 1M The Bill Is Scheduled to Come Up for a Vote on Tuesday ERSEY CITY- June 6 Lucille Wallace drew this forecast of her future from the fortune teller: "Everything you try to do you will succeed at" Mrs Wallace a policewoman replied quickly: "That's all I want to know I want to place you under arrest" Mrs Anna Mitchell 57 years old was accused by Mrs Wallace of accepting a marked $5 bill for "pretending to have skilled and crafty science to predict the future" She was charged with being a disorderly person YOUNG couple both employed slept right through the morning alarm They decided to get a second alarm clock one for each side of the bed They slept on A third alarm was borrowed and placed at -IN the head of the 9 bed No luck Then they pur- Q--Q i-x chased an extra- krzN C5 -4e i ultra-loud rt fijrd IF IV clock All were k' set and went off' 10 -1' 1 'it71'il but the sleepers 1 I' slept on The husband a desperate imomm He was about to have a lay-off penalty Imposed for being late to work "Mom how do you manage to get up and get to work?" he asked his mother also employed "What kind of an alarm do you have?" "None" she said "Just an ordinary clock I can tell you what to do but you probably won't do it Get to bed before 2 o'clock" That night the couple went to bed at 10 o'clock One alarm was set They heard it LEVELAND June 6(AP) A woman called the Plain Dealer with this question after seeing the coronation movies on television: "Who's the star playing the girl?" YOUNG couple both em- ployed slept I ht through the morning alarm They decided to get asecond alarm clock one for each side of the bed They slept XTEW YORK June 6(UP)--- IN It took seven policemen a milkwagon and a tow truck three hours to haul a 400-pound sow from the IIII of gutter in front vir of a Bronx bar to the I call ori 4------- I 41-1 George Patrolman ai DI umll ea gn -Ir han spotted the ITi47 hefty pork er lirz 4 ilf and called for 0 foraging grub assistance The police reinforce- ments then enlisted the aid of a tow truck to hoist the pig onto the milk wagon and drive it to jail Then Dullaghan pulled the reluctant porker into the police station with a grope while his six fellow officers pushed from behind No one knew where the pig came from i TNDIANAPOTJS June 6(INS) alarming story of an inside job was told when three men were sentenced for robbing the Penny Co store in Indianapolis Two of the three men were burglar alarm guards hired to protect the store last December LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING 1100 HOLMES LOTS OF FREE PARKING SPACE KANSAS curs ONLY CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN DRIVE-IN Tropicais in colorful lively shades brlaa cool comfort for beat-harassed men in the summer of 1953 They are new different and are designed for durability and firmness Hot Weather puts fabrics to the most severe test and only nature' own Wonderful WOIl fibers -can meet every requitement Suits to Measure from $6500 up Slacks $1500 up FRED ALTERGOTT1 Tailor 606 East 12th St Give Its as 4yrportun4ty to serve Vow Dean Kelly Sells tho Clothes SULTS LIGHTWEIGHT SLACKS I a I Illititillt TROPICALS Tropicals in colorful lively shades NUE sion-AGE cool comfort for beat-harassed mea in the summer of 1953 They are new different and are designed for durability and firmness 0 Hot Weather puts fabrics to the most severe test Mid only nature' own Wonderful iko11 fibers can meet every requitement A Suits to Measure i from $6500 up it 1 Slacks 1500 up' FRED ALTERGOTT1 Tailor s' 606 East 12th St Give no on 4)-p-portunity to serve wow Dean Kelly Sells the Clothes si 0 A AN SIETE it LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANING LIGHTWEIGHT -IA i WRINKLE- 1 I 00 HOLMES LOTS OF FREE PARKING SPACE RESISTANT fr yi $32 50 r41 KANSAS crrrs ONLY CONVENIENT i SLACKS rt DOWNTOWN DRIVE-El 1 Kansas City's second television station KCTY channel' No 25 telecast its first program a feature-length motion picture last night about an hour after a test pattern first appeared on television screens The film followed an Announcement by Herbert Mayer president of the Empire Coil Co Inc owner of the station in which it was stated the new station plans to give complete television service to the metropolitan area at the earliest possible date The presentation last night was "Foreign Correspondent" 1 Two Daily lirograms Until final tests are completed the station will present two daily programs at 5 o'clock every afterenoon and at 8:30 o'clock at night There also will be test patterns on channel 25 from 8 to 11 o'clock daily so that television service men may have an opportunity to convert present TV receivers so they will receive signals from the ultra-high frequency station At 5 o'clock this afternoon a western picture "Lawless Frontier" will be telecast and at 8:30 o'clock tonight the presentation will be the film Richard Freeman vice-president of the company originally estimated the test pattern would be shown beginning at about 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon However technical difficulties and last-minute adjustments required longer to solve than had been anticipated It was several minutes after 91 o'clock when the station signal: was seen ORT WORTH TEX June 6 (UP)---Fort Worth's voluntary water rationing program had no more than gone into effect before a vigilant citizen called attention to an oversight City officials quickly turned off a sprinkler which had been soaking a gravel path in a park AN FRANCISCO June 6 (UP) McAllister hotel clerk told police today that a YORK June 6(UP)--A job applicant at the Emerson Radio and Phonograph corporation was asked to fill out an employmPnt questionnaire One of the questions was: "Hat'e you ever been arrested? If so why?" He answered: "Yes for speeding" "Disposition?" "Pleasant" LA AST WILLISTON 1-LI June 6(1113)--A group of residents here asked the village board last night to remove side i 1 A i Unofficial East-West Speed lark Set Over Atlantic TRUCE IS NEARER l1 1 $495 3 il- up GENUINE PANAMA 395 Dean Kelly 1009 Cherry FREE PARKING (Not a block sway but at our door) OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS a PANAMA 395 Dean Kelly OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS 1009 Cherry FREE PARKING (Not a block aviary but at our door) 1 i I 4 $495 up GENUINE DciA9M5 It London June A British Canberra jet bomber set an unofficial speed record when it crossed the Atlantic ocean from east to west yesterday in four hours and twenty six minutes The plane on a delivery flight to Venezuela flew 2260 miles from Wharton Lanca-- shire to Gander Newfoundland at an average speed of 510 miles per hour The pre vious unofficial record was set last month by two Canberras which averaged 492 miles per hour armies of the eto York Tsmes) Washington June Representative Daniel Reed (R-MY) ended an effective 1-man blocking action against extension of the reciprocal trade agreements act today upon receiving assurance of White House opposition to auy Senate attempt to tack on a rider continuing the excess profits tax Reed announced that he had called a meeting of the House ways and means committee of which-- he is chairman for 9 o'clock Tuesday morning to vote on the trade bill The measure would extend for one year the President's authority expiring riext Friday to lower tariffs in exchange for trade stimulating concessions by other countries It also would set up a bi-parti- an Commission to study the country's over-all foreign eco- rtomic policy as requested by President Eisenhower Awaiting a Guarantee Reed had been blocking corn- Mittee action on the bill in the absence of what he considered adequate guarantees that the Senate would not add an excess profits tax extender when the measure reached the floor there "At my request" he said "I have now received air-tight assurance from the White House from the Senate and the House leadership that they will oppose any attempt which might be made to amend trade agree ments legislation with an exten sion of the discriminatory and unfair excess profits tax" He added that he was calling a committee meeting "in view cf this assurance" The development apparently removed the last obstacle to quick congressional approval of the bill which carries out presidential recommendations in full with an additional provision acceptable to the White House for enlargement of the United States Tariff commission Toward Control The commission now a bipartisan body consisting by statute of' three Democrats and three Republicans would he reconstituted as a 7-member body that could have as many as four members of the same party This would permit a Republican majority The committee has been meeting daily on the President's request for a 6-month extension of the excess profits tax but it would have been necessary for a majority to overrule Reed on a point of order to bring up the trade bill Since he would doubtless consider that a personal affront it has not been attempted His obstruction in the reciprocal trade matter raised the question of whether he would use the same methods in seeking to block committee action on the excess profits bill Asked if there were any assurance that he would call a voting session on the tax bill when the hearings were completed Reed said that there were many more witnesses to be heard and he would not make a decision until they had minute film telecast of the coronation when the announcers' strike against the station comes to an end The film is being flown here from New York and will be scheduled promptly upon resumption of programming The public will be advised of the time Replacement Insurance covering difference between present value of your dwelling and its replacement cost written at very low rates Call us OPPEN ROS INC SLIILANCr op ALL ItINDSL 1012 Baltimaro Call BA 3218 Member leattranc Affente Agee 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3218 SHIRTS SOLES Member lea-wanes Affente Agee 4 0 AND RUBBER HEELS Guaranteed beautifully i 1-: dry cleaned ii Qualify and A FA tri and pressed workmanship 5435 '1 MANN i 1 -4 RD0LIFF 4 -1 I "SA DRIVE IN OPEN 7 A TO I WI WI KLINE ti" 'I0 1" Weldt 1" 4' Ve SAO WELSH il DE LURE LLIUDDRIT "Since 1866" RZ IV I Dav cLEALIE rt 3- gotd444aotee 11 e- ty''' I I SHOE REPAIR FUR STORAGE i l'ill 39th Baltimore more Off Main---1-0 9000 L11 DE LUXE DRIVEIrli1 THRONG TO CARS (Continued from Page 1A) hands of the national police headed by Ching Hon Shik home minister Rhee's three points called for a mutual security pact with the ILI withdrawal of United Nations and Communist troops from Korea and the retention of American air and naval forces Rhee's action came as the South Koreans declared a total boycott of the armistice talks at Panmunjom accusing the United Nations representatives there of "appeasing" the Communists The text of Rhee's order was ordered broadcast throughout the republic this afternoon May Fight on Alone Rhee's order to general officers to return to Korea emphasized his former insistence that South Korea would fight on alone against the Chinese and North Koreans if the Allies conclude an armistice unacceptable to his regime A total of twenty-one 'generals would be included in the directive including the present chief of the Korean army staff Lieut Gen Palk Sun Yup and the former chief of staff Lieut Gen Lee Chong Chan who have been studying military courses at Ft Leavenworth since last July Rhee also ordered the defense minister Shin Tai Yung to halt the departure of fifteen Republic of Korea army generals scheduled to go to the this month for training Orders to return Immediately were radioed to General Palk and to the naval chief of staff Vice-Admiral Sohn VVun II now in England Rhee's dramatic step came only a few hours after President Eisenhower sent a message to him in which the government attempted to avert just such an action After Secret Parley Before sending the message Eisenhower conferred for about an hour with Secretary Dulles of the State department the assistant def ense secretary Frank Nash General Law-ton Collins army chief of staff and other advisers on the South Korean problem Many Call In From mid-afternoon yester-I day until late last night thousands of calls werereceived at the station switchboard in the Pickwick hotel building Freeman said a poll of television receiver owners last week in the Greater Kansas City area indicated that possibly 45000 sets have been converted so they will receive channel 25 Freeman's own estimate was that about 30000 sets already have been converted In the station's studios last night Freeman and other company representatives waited for the test pattern to begin For several agonizing moments it appeared they would not see their station's first telecast Al recently installed receiver be-i came defective shortly after it was turned on to await the first! program Switch a Receiver Freeman commented that a year's work in Kansas City preparing for the initial telecast appeared to have past and that he would be denied the opportunity of viewing the first signal However a second receiver was rushed to the studio in time for the event -First reports at the KeTY' switchboard indicated the pattern was being received clearly all over the metropolitan area It fluctuated -several times as engineers in the transmitter building made several changes in tuning before starting the feature film The station will operate with power of 20000 watts giving it a reception radius which covers Greater Kansas City Freeman said network affiliations and arrangements for locally-originated programs are being larranged at the present time I A COUPLE WEDDED 55 YEARS 4 "160 'kr the University of Iowa said in Iowa City that he had talked with Mrs McGrath who had been visiting friends there shortly before she boarded a plane to return to Washington She told Dawson that her husband was traveling in connec tion with a commencement' speech appearance and she was not certain of his precise whereabouts last night Dr McGrath succeeds Dr Clarence Decker retiring president Dr Rinehart is acting as interim administrative head of the university Huge Selection Task Shortly after the resignation of Dr Decker a committee of trustees headed by Beals was named to work on the selection of a new president Other members of the committee were James Kemper Joyce Hall Arthur Mag and Bixby About eighty names were considered and Dr McGrath was the stop choice on the list Beals explained The chairman said that since the committee did not believe it was competent to carry forth the selection of a new president alone it called in several advisers including Dr Franklin Murphy chancellor of the University of Kansas Dr Frederick A Middlebush president of the University of Missouri and Dr George Cross president of the University of Oklahoma Homer Wadsworth of the Associ- ations of Trusts and Founda- tions Dr Carmichael president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and others These advisers supplied names to the committee as did many other persons Suggestions were received by mail from several states Final Talks on Seven The names with qualifications of each person were sent the members of the committee and the advisers From the list of about eighty seven top men were selected Dr McGrath was at the top of this final roster Beals called Dr McGrath and the educator indicated he was interested in the post-lion He and Mrs McGrath came to Kansas City Tuesday and visited with members of the committee faculty members at and others Tuesday and Wednesday Friday the committee unanimously recommended the appointment of Dr McGrath and the final unanimous selection by the board of trustees was made yesterday Beals said various specifications entered into the selection of the candidates Among these requirement A were stipulations as to age administrative experience and scholarship background Dr McGrath's experience at the University of Buffalo was believed by the committee to have been especially important since that school has many of the characteristics of Beals said 11 IS rk r0651b -f Olt" 02i Al PA At CONSOLIDATED WITH GAMBREL-STUBBS 1949 7th FL Fairfax Bldg 101 Wa I ith St HA 4422 CONSOLIDATED WITH GAMBREL-STUBBS 01Vit 06t ON Dr and Mrs David Ginsberg Plan Open House Today IN SAFE HANDS 2r AAf'''''''ZrFlANAVAA lrr 115k IN SAFE HANDS 1144CME 340W SPECIAL SERVICE (DAILY SATURDAY) Phone int 8916 41714141s 11 FOR I WORK tj THAT'S ti RIGHT 4 AND ki RIGHT ON TIME Lo fa x- il r4zt :::4 m2 orzfist 11414CINE tt-A i -a P6 t-- a it 41 1 '60 '3-HOUR --i 11 :74) SPECIAL SERVICE Ito 0) -----el 4 Si (DAILY SATURDAY) I- 11 1:1 I i bips lq--- -t---tt i -4- FOR :1 ss- fOt 3 -s'" WORK -ztvl 2' 1 14'4 Ac74 k731 THAT'S fl $:14 t4 1 RIGHT A 0 1 VGHT -AL RI 1 I iiii 11109------ yAdo 0 I Ar -ap "11111116 10 ---------1'-1- I 1 4 TIME 1 1 I I Phone I1A 8916 fi th II il A 4 wit VIT 1 1110 It" SPECIAL SERVICE (DAILY SATURDAY) i ty'jpS 1'44- 11 ::4 i eoll Ao: zlo 0 -11 1'1 010" WORN vt iiii -zzly 1 eii 11'0 04 ylt THAT' Stl d4 liti F-- 10' 1Orgi RRAII aGN I iHO 11 ikommor-'---- I tti l' ON gli4- i-- t-7- TIME 110 I I Phone 11A 8916 Dr and Mrs David Ginsberg 500 East Fifty-ninth street will celebrate their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary today with art open house for relatives between 3 and 5 o'clock at the home of their daughter Mrs Abe Bograd 32 West Sixty-ninth street The couple was married June 12 1898 at St Joseph Mo and have been residents here since 1899 They have six children and ten grandchildren NEW IC Ci IL HEAD (Continued from Page 1A) simplest form For the average motorist who rarely opens the hood of his own car are the 'brilliantly lighted cutaways A Bow by Cars Perhaps most dramatic is that part of the floor show in which the five brands of cars produced by General Motors are introduced on the stage while a beautiful fashion model makes an appearance with each The cars move in without drivers turn around several times and then make their exit Background music is provided by the orchestra and chorus Many of the displays are designed so that visitors may participate in operating them One has a specially constructed car seat which is deflected by the accupant's weight Measurements taken of individuals during the show will be used as a hasis for designing future cars1 The show also features other products including a display of aircraft engines ranging from World War I models to a Wright 3-65 Sapphire jet engine A styling section has scale models and other exhibits which show the inspirational sources that automotive designers utilize in their search for beauty Included are the raw material of styling and an assortment of ideas which unveil some work recently done in General Motors' experimental design studios Move on Testing Ground Animated' dioramas show miniature cars moving over the company's testing grounds in one display The large exhibit is executed in minute detail including tiny trees and buildings Air conditioning for motor cars was demonstrated in new cars which drew a large number of viewers Many of them already wearing short sleeves in last night's balmy weather occupied the seats of the cars several minutes Another exhibit illustrates the application of science to modern industry and includes a small "sun-driven" motor The motor is designed to operate from electric current generated by heat from the sun's rays Artificial light is used to operate it in the indoor display which is accompanied by a lecture on possible advancement in engineering in the future The show which is open daily and free to the public from 10 o'clock in the morning until 11 at night except today when the doors open at noon is attracting visitors from the entire Kansas City trade territory The Motorama has brought all of the top executives of General Motors including Harlow Curtice president here for visits with civic and business leaders The show will continue through next Sunday When You Sfore a Main near 39th 142' ozt-- AIN ----111101' 1 A tti) 's I 0 r-- -4111PI' IIII 4 4 When You Store a MONARIll AYFL 111113-an LI 1772 Main near 39th MEND DINNER OF BMA Many Here for Preliminary Event of 4-Day Convention Ft Leavenworth Kas June 6(AP)--General Palk Sun Yup South Korean army chief of staff may have gone to bed tonight in his quarters here without knowing that President Syngman Rhee in Korea ordered a recall of all South Korean army officers now training in the Lieut Col Clifford Folen public information officer here said General Palk visited at the quarters of Maj Gen Hodes post commandant during the evening but left for his quarters at rn Folen said Paik then went directly to his quarters for the night "We don't know if General Paik even heard the news on the radio He will not be disturbed for any possible comment until at least breakfast time Sunday" said Folen Ft Leavenworth officials said General Paik is at the post at the invitation of General Law ton Collins army chief of staff for orientation He is not a member of the regular class at the command and general staff college Folen said there are six South Korean officers in the class which will graduate June 12 1 3Ist at Michigan i I 3Ist at Michig (Continued from Page 1A) is from the University of Chicago Dr McGrath not only was graduated from the University of Buffalo but remained there in various faculty capacities for seventeen years after receiving his A degree Variety In Background He lectured in psStchology served as assistant dean of the evening division as assistant to the chancellor eight years as professor of education and as dean of administration During war years Dr McGrath was on leave from the university and served with the War Manpower commission and the National Roster of Scientific Per omel He was a lieutenant commander in the navy from 1942 to 1941 A dinner at the Hotel Phillips was attended last night by 180 district managers and supervisors of the Business Alen's As surance company There were representatives from thirty-six states District of Columbia and Hawaii in attendance at the preliminary to a 4-day convention opening today at Hotel Muehlebach RADIO-TV STRIKE HOLDS A PARISH CENSUS BY 200 I 4 I THIS WEEK'S SPEC1141 SPORT SHIRTS BLOUSES SWEATERS 5 SHIRTS Packed In Boxes 99c Loa ou dn te or dy and Taste Fi Fin Also 1-Day Service MAJESTIC CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS 3631 PROSPECT AR 1667 OPEN 6 DAYS 7 A M---9 14UtIORY 6 DRY CIEVIERS 3239 TROOST Open 6:30 A till 9 (' PLAIN DRESSES DRIVE IN SAVE 1500 MEMBER FA-- 'Your Bosom Pr 4end" 1600 Truman Road (15th Street) Dry Cleaning Special June 8 Through June13 I SEND US -YOUR STORAGE GARMENTS NOW! PAT NEXT FALL! 1 I I 'I it 4 I 001 0e) -1 eil THIS WEEK'S SPECI41 f1 Attr "Ig6 1 I I 1 14UtIORY 6 DRY CIEVIERS I) SPORT SHIRTS (( 3239 TROOST ') BLOUSES I Open 6:30 A till 9 SWEATERS 17 Expertly Cleaned and Pressed litHNIJ i I kJ I fiii tc Ab 0 () 4 MEMBER 3 0 each 1 sole it 4 Vw 4 rrL'-ill 7' -a 001 ilfr' AA4 i MIRED 0 Complete Alteration Dept I IV ILWASHABle 17i-PP" our Bosom Pr4omd 1 5 SHIRTS 1600 Truman Road (15th Street) Al' -IsortPo lobed to Your Taste AllA Laundered and Fin Phone Dry Cleaning Special g170 June 8 Through Junel3 HA PLAIN 1-Day Service I 4100 DRESSES Also 1 I MAJESTIC -t- I SEND US YOUR STORAGE GARMENTS NOWI CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS PAY NEXT FALLI 3631 PROSPECT AR 1667 ir OPEN 6 DAYS 7 A M---9 DRIVE IN SAVE 15 1 HAMS AT ELKS MEETING (Cantinued from Page 1A) upon in negotiations to this date such agreement to become effective on March 1 1953 and to remain in effect for a period of two years 4 The parties agree that the agreements and understandings set forth herein represent a complete settlement of the Issues between them prior to and in the course of the strike of A A members and that neither party will institute any further action charges or other proceeding against the other based upon or arising out of actions or events which occurred prior to or during the course of the strike of A A members The company is still willing to accept the proposal made by the national representative or ig still willing to take all disputed issues to full arbitration Sumey Planned Today by Assumption Church Workers About 200 volunteer workers from the Assumption Catholic church will carry out a religious census in the parish area to record church affiliations and preferences of both Catholics and non-Catholics from 1 to 5' o'clock this afternoon Residences will be visited within the parish which is bounded by Independence avenue North Terrace park and Prospect and Jackson avenues A NAVY CAREER NEAR Francis Norris jr son of Mr and Mrs Francis Norris sr 6407 Greene street Raytown will be commissioned an ensign in the navy in swearing in ceremonies tomorrow at the University of Kansas Governing Board Meets to Select Convention City Ben Hanis assistant vice-president of the City National Bank and Trust company is in Jefferson City for a meeting of the governing board and past presidents of the Missouri State Elks association Hanis is immediate past president of the association and is now on its board of trustees The group will select the convention city for the Elks' fall convention and will make committee appointments After naval service he went to the University of Iowa as clean of the college of liberal arts leaving there in March 1949 to become commissioner of education Dr McGrath has been awarded honorary degrees by fourteen American colleges and universities He has served many times in international capacities on the re-education of civilians in occupied countries He has edited educational journals including those of the University of Chi- cago in general education the humanities and the social' sciences He is the author of "Education the Wellspring of Democracy" and co-author of "Toward General Education" and "Co-operation in General Education" is a member of the Lutheran church Talked to Wife 'forts to reach McGrath for cOmment last night were unsuceetsful A friend Francis EraWson dean of engineering at "GAS" TOKENS ARE STOLEN for fine RUG MAME 'fine RUG CORONATION FILM ON WAY COMPLETE (lift A SERVICE cuiloomps- 0 Ve WDAF-TV Will Telecast Event 1Vhen Strike Ends Stanley Stoeltzing Also Reports Loss of Money Stanley Stoeltzing owner of the Stoeltzing service station 600 East Sixty-third street told police yesterday that while he and his attendants were servicing motor cars thieves took $30 and $450 worth of gasoline tokens from the office PUBLISHER'S NOTICE June 7 1953 Vol 73 No 263 The Kansas City Star every morning evening and Sunday subscription rates thirteen papers a week delivered by carrier In Kansas City 40 cents a week $174 a month By mail postage prepaid in Missouri and Kansas 45 cents a week elsewhere in the United States and United States possessions 55 cents a week in foreign countries 100 a week Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Kansas City Mo under the act of March 3 1879 Publication office 1729 Grand avenue Kansas City Mo (Rom 1011() 'Phone WE 2151 Zrtrito KANSAS CITY Ride' COMPANY vtriasx2 Phone WE 2151 -sr Lt KANSAS CITY RUG COMPANY CIRCUIT FOR YOUNG PASTOR Island Mo June 6--Cleo Colville of this city who was graduated last week from Central college Fayette Mo has been chosen as pastor of the Methodist churches at Ford City and Darlington Mo DR I-GRAF OPTOMETRIST 6439 TROOST Ifrgaruahook DE 0673 MMrt rl 1 WDAF-TV has made arrangements with the National Broadcasting company to bring to the television audience a 90- STAR WANT ADS EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK ARE WONDER WORKERS.