The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 1

Tf (THE Morning KANSAS CITY STAR) £T1k i a (Tity (Times VOL 121 XO 75 PRICE 7 CENTS KANSAS CITY MARCH 28 FRIDAY-11 PAGES ACTS FOR ROAD SURGE Bill to Speed Up Highway Construction Program and Create New Jobs Is Passed by Senate VOTE IS 84 TO 4 HASDLEY OPERATED ON Condition of Governor of In- CRASH IN SKY KILLS 1 8 There Are No Survivors in Aerial Collision of Two Armed Forces Transport Planes Near North Texas Town of Bridgeport IALL SCHOOLS PLAN KLA Oklahoma' diana Is Satisfactory Sponsors Hope to Get Measure injianapolisTMarch 27(AP) 'nto Conference wfh Gov Harod Handleys ouse Quickly condition was reported quite satisfactory after a 1-hour FOR A BILLBOARD CURB operation today to remove his gall bladder and repair a System of Incentives Would diaphragm hernia Be Set Up for State Control BITTER PRICES DOWS Cily FOR TV CHANNEL Board Authorizes Study on Establishing an Educational Station Here Big C-124 Globemaster Said to Carry 15 and C-119 Ha Three Aboard lavwton Wicbifo fofh Reduction in Support NEARLY HITS A FARMER Tractor Operator Is Narrowly Missed by Pieces of Flying Boxcar Ootfas BRIDGEPORT Fort Worlh TEXAS Expected April 1 PITCHER-FAIRVIEW IS IN District Is Taken Into Kansas City System by a Unanimous Vote Wao 100 'Washington March Chicago March 27 (AP) The Senate Butter prices dropped two to today passed a highway construction speedup bill designed to create thousands of new jobs and get the na- TERM TO CHILD SLAYER giant roadbuild- Father 20 Given Prison Sen-ing program schedule Passage was by vote of 84-4 Norwich Conn March 27 a rollcail iAP) Richard A Bowen 20 Those voting a coast guardsman was NIKITA Communist party boss sat with his head bowed yesterday as members of the Supreme Soviet raised their hands to ratify his choice as premier Flanking Khrushchev now in a position comparbale to that occupied by Stalin are A I Mikoyan (left) deputy premier and Marshal Klementi Voroshilov Soviet president At the right rear is Nikolai Bulganin who resigned as premier paving the way for Khrushchev's selection The others are not identified (Wirephoto by radio from Moscow stories on Page 2) Bridgeport Tex March 27 (AP) Two THE CROSS locatesi The possibility of establish- Bridgeport Tex where two military planes collided ing an educational television planes crashed yesterday in in air over this North station to be operated by the the air The planes were a Texas town today and Kansas City public school sys- Globemaster and a Flying tern will be studied here next Boxcar-(Wlrephoto) Alr i showed 18 servicemen GUILTY cJshrdheNoeoneasur- The Board of Education yes- GETS LIFE TERM The crash of a C-124 Globe- terday authorized Cyril master took 15 lives A C-119 Boxcar On Inside Pages CITES TRADE PERIL! I sen-! against the bill were Senators fenced to 4 to 12 years in prison today A Robertson Red Joint-Rule Myth Ends As new premier Khrushchev may cling to pretense awhile but one-man dic- i Flying cargo plane tatorship appears mescap- Braum a consultant to begin Johnson County District Court smashed 0n a farm and killed the study Monday The joint Jur7 Convicts Olathe committee with which Braum Man is associated is composed of able Page 2 An Expulsion Stands James West jr 15 loses the 3 aboard The C-124 had a crew of 10 and picked up 5 passengers in San Antonio Byrd (D-Va) (D- Ts daughter Congressional Failure to Extend Reciprocity Would ta an jggj month in New London i Curtis (R-Neb) The bill also would set up CADET CIRCUS TONIGHT for the first time a system of federal incentives for the A Roman Chariot Race Among states to control billboards on ROTC Events LUliU I UU I Partly cloudy here today considerable cloudiness to appeal to board Page 3 Rick Quits Post as Polio Head Chairman of County chapter cites business duties Succeeded by several school-related organi- IN HIS WIFE'S DEATH zations Hope for License Verdict Comes After a Day James A Hazlett superin- and a Half of Delib- Tex Kelly Air Force base reported One Craft From Utah The Globemaster's home field was Hill Air Force base near Salt Lake City The C-119 Ralph Clark 43-year-old was stationed at Carswell Air network the interstate sys- ing a Roman chariot race and Stymied Militarily Russians night and tomorrow with rain Woo Neutral Bloc With Goods President Says likely late tonight or tomor-row Warmer tonight cooler: Huslon Page 4 tomorrow High today in mid Praise Police tendent said the system may be able to obtain a license for channel 19 a UHF channel The ultra-high frequency 01athe construction workerjrce base at Fort Worth tern Follows Housing Bill It is the second major antirecession measure to pass the Senate this year The other a $1850000000 housing bill now is at the White House for action by President Eisenhower Sponsors of the Senate road bill hope to get it into confer- military drills will be presented tonight at the annual ROTC circus in the Arena of the Municipal Auditorium The cadets will pass in review before James A Hazlett superintendent of schools Battalion queens from the eight schools will be presented The show opens at 7:30 The De La Salle Mili- Washington March l0''Y 40s high tomorrow around oO 27 AP) President Weather map and detailed observation on Eisenhower said to night America The temperature readings yesterday: 1 51: 49 tacesis 52 9 47 3 5310 46 fr 4 54 11 42 I III I 5 53 12 midnight 40 Purchase Plan Board president and chief believe department saves money by separate buying Page 5 City Cuts Seen if Levy Loses That is prediction at hearing of citizens committee studying budget Page 6 Jobless Number Goes Up i 52 1 a 40 51! 2 a 39 could not be received by the xi- was found guilty of first de-pubhc on home television sets murder late vesterdav by without a converter The TV i fh ml a jury in the Johnson county sets in the schools would have DiJstrfct court Punishment to be converted for this pur- was set at life imprisonment The jury deliberated almost Channel 19 has been desig- a dav nd' a half cl3rk after be reached only by way of nated by the Federal Com- 7 his wife Mrs Rose narrow dirt roads in rough (munications commission for £va Cla6rk had fiIed a divorce scLub oak country suit inflicted fatal knife 45 miles southeast of here The Globemaster burned fiercely Pools of molten metal formed around the wreckage The site of the two crashes about 600 yards apart could noncommercial educational 6 communism abroad and 7 Unofficial -Mid-January and Mid-Feb- ruary unemployment gains pUrpOSes in the Kansas City 777n Vm lhTr tbon stabbed Jbe time of the crash in four-fifths of 149 major onrmunly Hazlett said Lwounds on her then stabbed himself at the home in July! Thue Defense department areas Page 16 Homes Speedup Expanded Program of letting local banks and loan companies process loans is extended by FHA Page 20 tx 40 4 in It would be up to Braum to Washington said the C-124 determine whether satisfac- Cjark who is a deaf mute was flying from the Kelly tory reception could be re- watched Stanley Roth su- base to Tinker Air Force base ceived here on that channel Porintendent of the Kansas Oklahoma City are pushing the idea of Schooj for the Deaf at Olathe The c'119 was Dying from educational TV for Kansas jinter as tge cierk read Sheppard Air Force base City Hazlett said The Fund verdict Several seconds IVichita Falls Tex to Cars pnrp miirklv with a different possible loSS of jobs at I Kansas Mostly cloudy today with ram ence qUlCKIJ Wlin a ulelcll tary academy band will play a (spreading across western half of state highway measure passed re- pnnrprt 7 nvinrk home unless Congress evening snow northwest and ram 1 vonceri at LiOLK elsewhere tonight and tomorow Not so ceiltly by tne House 1 ne extends the adminiStra- cold east tonight Moderately colder over would like to see the final HANDY IS WORSE cn- Slshs tay40s north tion toreien trade pro- west to middle 50s southeast version sent to Eisenhower be- u0 rnmnnco Missouri Considerable cloudiness toda' fnrp Consrress starts an Easter I tne composer vram and tomorrow with ram spreading into Takes a Bad Turn The President sounded those southwest tonight and over south and recess April 3 1 ine rresiutni suunueu uiuse (west central tomorrow Warmer west and t-l cnito hiii nuiri nnmn New ork March 27 cautionary notes in a speech tonisht cooler south and west The Senate Dill would pump t-auLiuxiax xxutco xxx a toroorrow Hlghs todav in low SI 800 000000 of additional vv- Handy 84-year-old com- at a dinner to rally bipartisan er sos federal-state funds into the Poser- has taken a 3Upport for the program turn for the worse at Syden wouldamake "possible an over- ham hosPital' his all highway program of 5M billion dollars for the year The billboard control section was softened by adoption of an amendment from Senator! Cotton (R-N H) which would Eisenhower whose talk was Diplomatic Sources Say He rried nationwide on televi- Has LeH Dominican Republic sion and radio hammered Buenos Aires March 27 hard at both the international (AP) Diplomatic sources said riir rnnrrrr and assets of for-here tonight Juan Peron RAIN IN THE OR tC AST Trade He has asked Con- ousted ex-dictator of or a extension FRANCES FARMER WEDS for Advancement of Edu- slumped in well- Actress Is Bride of Radio and cation has shown an interest his ciair and wept ept Farmer Is Imperiled The C-119 struck a plowed in matching funds for the pro- Sheriff Lynn Thomas and educational pro- jom Lawrukiewicz chief dep- field missed WT Mann Argen-tress and Leland Mikesell i tv nr-ontivpc oniv tn cloud Will inereAo With fess oj tina has left the Dominican 53 radio-television executive apply the incentives only to Clouds Will Increase With the reciprocal trade act and hli Flirnnp were marriGd tonieht new right-of-way along the Moisture by Tomorrow for authority to cut tariffs re had said wererned tonight' interstate This would elimi- Partly cloudy skies in the gradually up to 25 per cent he to visit Portuga ACHESON CONFIRMS VISIT its TV tower available and of possible insanity had delayed nate about 25 per cent ol the jansas city vicinity today will under present levels Spain and Italy cr c- providing room for a traps- the verdict be followed by considerable should make everyone Since his ouster here in 1 miHer for the new station The jurors all men several the school district can times called for excerpts from grams Seek a TV Tower Hazlett said a Kansas City an elevator to the county jail television station is investigat- A juror said a prolonged ing the possibility of making-deadiock on the question of 41000 miles Provides Bonus Payments in Former Secretary tojmitter for the new station cloudiness tomorrow with rain the President said mid-September 1955 Peron P63 6rS pri uty supported Clark as they led him from the courtroom to likely late tonight or tomor- of the deadly peril impend- jas taken refuge in Paraguay row ing if through blindness Panama Venezuela and the America and the free world Caribbean island republic are robbed of adequate eco- The air will remain warm with a high today in the here at the second annual me-tional television programs become the licensee of channel Hazlett said would be able to schedule the testimony of psychiatrists and physicians to be read to educa- them Judge Earl al Ciudad Trujillo March 27 (AP) Juan Peron has disap- nomic defense against Communist penetration middle 50s a low tonight in the lower 40s Tomorrow the clouds will hold the temperatures down somewhat with a top expected to be around 50 degrees As for the picture at home peared from his hotel and in relation to trade Eisen- friends said tonight he was in hower said: the Dominican interior on a tour Not only Peron but also trade makes jobs The moisture is part of a at least 41 million Amer- some of his constant compan-storm system which has moved man workers At a time of ions were missing from their into the Southwest and will slack in the economy like the hotel rooms eastward bringing up present these jobs should not EISENHOWER TO FAR be placed in jeopardy by crip- Washington March 27 (AP) pling our trade program President and Mrs Elsen A Bipartisan Tone hower will leave tomorrow to The speech cli- spend a weekend at their (Continued on second Page) ifarm home in Gettysburg Pa move Gulf moisture to this region There were scattered showers in Northwest Kansas yesterday afternoon and a brief thunderstorm at Goodland monal dinner in memory of throughout the day as needed the late Eddie Jacobson which either by our regular classes will be held the night of April 15 at the Hotel Muehlebach Harry Truman made that announcement yesterday at a luncheon of members of the Jacobson foundation at the hotel Truman said he would introduce the former secretary and that Acheson would deliver a foreign policy speech GIFTS NEAR 40 MILLION Harvard Drive Aims at Double the Figure Cambridge Mass March 27 (AP) drive for $82500000 to strengthen liberal arts education in Harvard college reached the $34952-000 mark tonight with the announcement of two gifts totaling $700000 on the eve of NOTE MORE RED SUBS Atlantic and Coastal Activity Reported by Admiral Norfolk Va March 27 (AP) Admiral Jerauld Wright said today there has been an increase in Russian submarine activity in recent months in the Atlantic and along the East coast a fellow might make some farmer by only a few feet and ricocheted into a wooded area Mann was on a tractor plowing when the plane struck The crash occurred at 410 (Kansas City time) Mrs Mann said The generai vicinity is rolling country broken by strands of scrub oak and other short trees The explosion of the Globemaster shook Bridgeport and smoke could be seen here from the wreckage about four miles away Sees the Collision Hill of Bridgeport said he saw the planes come together were just under the overcast when they he said looked like they were three to five thousand feet up or something like that plane coming from the south hit he wing of the one from the east C-124 was coming from the Mrs Mann said the Flying Boxcar disintegrated The other plane fell on the Earl Gasperson ranch Amid Falling Pieces Mann said he did not hear the collision in the air pos-isibly because of the noise of the tractor just looked up and the plane was falling all Mrs Mann said one engine of the C-119 was almost completely buried by the impact The plane came so close over the house of Mrs son that her daughter-in-law thought it would strike She dashed into the home in an effort to protect her children Tries to Right Plane Hill said the C-119 straight but that the C-124 Globemaster on and it looked like he tried to pull out it came to pieces on Doyle Hood a Bridegport high school coach said he had lust stepped out of the school building and heard the explosion and looked up Under the provision states would get bonus payments amounting to one-half of 1 per cent of the cost of the interstate segment upon which they would agree to control advertising signs Washington also would pay a share of the cost of buying advertising easements from property owners along the right-of-way The provision would permit official signs and also would give the states and the secretary of commerce discretion in allowing signs calling attention to businesses near the superhighways Stae agreement to go along with billboard regulation would be entirely voluntary However the bonus payments could total as much as 150 million dollars Key provisions of the bill would Make available 220 million dollars P-t-a In federal state funds for the mter-ifate svstem for fiscal 1959 which starts jutv 1 1958 to be apportioned as soon as the bill becomes law Make available 1 billion dollars er-a of federal state funds for the inters' stem for fiscal I960 which starts July 1 1959 This amount plus the 1 billion dollars available for this purpose under present law would he apportioned to the states in July this year instead of December as under the present program This fiscal 1960 money could be spent immediately Matching by States Make available 400 million extra In federal funds for the other federal-aid road systems the primary secondary cr farm-tb-market and urban for fiscal 1959 This would be apportioned lmmedi-ael' on eractment of the bilL It would be matched tar 170 trillions of state funds on a 70-30 formula instead of the normal 50-50 The state' could borrow twrwthirds of their 170 million from the fede-al government The money would have to be put under contract by December 1 this year Finance the additional federal funds in the three above allotments by suspending the pav-as-vou-go provision on the b-ghwav trust fund for fiscal 1959 and 1060 This would have the effect of per-mVtirig advances from the Treasury to meet deficiencies in the fuiid Authorise the fiscal I960 apportionments for the interstate to be made on the basis cf the new state cost estimates submitted to Congress by the bureau of public roads in January Make the regular author-rations for the primarv secondary and urban svs-tems In fiscal 1960 and 1961 fixing ti-em at 900 million each 'ear 25 mil lion more than in fiscal 1959 Author re 244 miUions for fo-est Boy Builds an Atom Smasher Project Constructed by Brooklyn Youth in Own Home Costs 8100 Machine Weighs 300 Pounds YORK March 27 (AP) A Brooklyn youth has built a 2-million-volt atom smasher in the living room of his home It cost less than $100 A commercial atom-smasher retails for $63800 Mel Steinberg 16 displaying the machine yesterday told newsmen he first got interested in making one while reading a science magazine Steinberg a high school senior added: I got a college textbook to help me and then I talked to a manufacturer at a science show and well here it The machine is feet high weighs 300 pounds and Stienberg says it is capable of flinging a 16-foot lightning bolt Used to make the complex device were such items as a discarded washing machine motor tin cans ball bearings from a roller skate a borrowed oscilloscope and a donated stainless steel dome Steinberg said he hopes to test the machine soon at low voltage in the basement of his home His mother he said not nervous any and be glad to get her living room back because her cleaning woman won't go near the atom MEL STEINBERG and his atom smasher (Wirephoto) NEW NAVY RADAR GAIN Air Alert Range Up 100 Per Cent Newport I March 27 (AP) The Navy announced! today it has tested successfully! under simulated war conditions a new radar system in destroyers which officials say will increase the warning distance of an oncoming air attack by IOC per cent Star Want Ads will helD solve you problems Dial BA 1-5500 -Ad Sands Floral 1106 Grand Save parkin? ride with I Stine McClure Is Kansas Avf Phone VI 2-1793 Adv ISafety YeUow-Cab GR 1-5000 -Ad lolaest business Institution Adv h-vavs forest trails park mad? oark-Wa" Indian roads and public lands roads tn fiscal 1960 and 1961 Authorize 25 millions additional for forest high wavs forest trails and public lards mlds in fiscal 1959 Twrac Grill Luncheon Shon-ser delightful interlude Hotel per dellghtiui i 6 -dav trial on all rr Broadway Motors Adv Muehlebach Adv.