Show BREAD SHORTAGE MAY MAYBE BE CAUSED or Kansas City Strike May Affect Ca and Army Camps ps r roop Trains By Associated Press Preas KANSAS CITY Crry Mo Io April 1 Kansas Kansas CIt City tonight Is facing what ma may prove a serious shortage of bread as the re result result re- re sult suit of oC tho the general strike called last week in fn sympathy with tho the walkout of ot the tho laundry laundr workers When hen workers In fn local bakeries today Joined the general strike an appeal was WI made to Herbert C. C Hoover f federal deral food administrator to use his hla authority to call the strikers striker back to work In hi a t telegram legram tonight ht to State Food Administrator Mumford Mr M. Ir Hoover asserted he was watt powerless to In in- in A feature of the situation lies in the fact tact that not only city consumers but also troops passing through Kansas City on troop trains and soldiers soldier in nearby training camps camp will feel the effects of the threatened bread brend shortage All 11 but one of the tho cI city's tS larger bakeries shut hut down downto to today ln Apparently no other wa way is left open for tor a settlement of the lie industrial and bu business tie up except in ill threshing the matter out In mediation conferences which so far have reached no tangible point Federal conciliators the mayor a citizens citizens' committee au an employers employers' committee and representatives of labor held various sessions but efforts to get tho the labor men and tho the employers to together together to- to gether failed tailed Meanwhile general strike appears to be bEJ wearing out in spots spot Street cars are running on most inest of the lines Jines j rt of the laundries again started operations and some flome of ot the downtown restaurants and barber shops were opened Troops still patrol the streets and no disorders have been reported |