The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 21

THE KANSAS CITY TIMES TUESDAY MAY 3 1966 21 Landing on Mars by 1980 Possible I BASEBALL GETS HUGE TV PACT Series end All-Star Tilts Go to NBC for 126 Million Ark Services will be held at 10 Wednesday at the Muehle-bach chapel bunal in the Stock-ton Mo cemetery Friends may call after 3 today at the chapel ALBER-Fj TRAPP SR Albert James Trapp sr 87 of 7925 Mercier died yesterday at the Veterans hospital He weis born in Omaha and lived here 56 Years Mr Trapp was a retired pipe fitter He was a World War veteran and a member of the Scottish Rite and the Marlborough Masonic lodge Surviving are his wife Mrs Marion Trapp of the home a son Albert James Trapp jr Summit and a sister Mrs Karl Hansen Amarillo Tex MISS MOLlTeZACH ARIAS Miss Mollie Zacharias 5242 Campbell died yesterday at St hospital She was a lifelong resident of Kansas City Miss Zacharias was a retired secretary for the Kansas City Southern railroad Surviving are three sisters Mrs Pearl Weil and Miss Rae Zacharias both of the home and Mrs Sadie Saffran 5050 Oak FUNERAL SERVICES PLAYERS WILL SHARE Announcement Comes on Eve of Major League Meetings National Electrical Construction company A World War I veteran pe was a member of the Blue Hills club the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce Veter-as of Foreign Wars National Electrical Contracters association and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Surviving are his wife Mrs Margaret Smiley of the home: a daughter Miss Evelyn Smiley Los Angeles a stepson George Murray 9710 Cedar drive Overland Park a brother Roy Smiley 1401 East 108th terrace a sister Mrs Gwinee New Rochelle and five grandchildren MRS CYNTHIA BONDGIEN Mrs Cynthia Rondgien 74 of 3736 North Lister died Friday at a nursing home at 5234 Munger road She was bom in Rogers-ville Mo and had lived here 10 years Surviving are three daughters Mrs Judith Strub of the home Mrs Thelma Herrick Florence Ariz and Mrs Mary Bay-liff Springfield Mo two brothers Herbert Martin Newport Beach Calif and John Martin Springfield Mo a sister Mrs Zilla Miller La Junta Colo three grandchildren and five great-randchildren Services will be eld at the Chapel of the Ozarks Springfield Mo home in Richmond Mo She was a lifelong resident of Clay and Ray Counties Mrs Lilia was a member of the Grace Baptist church Surviving are three sons Herbert Lilia Chicago Ray Lilia Riverside Calif and Dean A Lilia La Crescenta Calif three daughters Mrs Fay McKim of the home Mrs Kathryn Lauter 4321 Spruce and Mrs Louise Martel Mountain View Calif -two brothers James Lynn 922 Linwood and Clyde Lynn Spokane Wash 17 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren Services will be held at 2:30 today at the graveside in Sunny Slope cemetery in Richmond friends may call until noon today at the Pasley chapel in Liberty DAVID PEEBLES David Edgar Peebles 81 Excelsior Springs died Sunday at the Excelsior Springs hospital He was born in Knox City Mo and lived in the Excelsior Springs area 45 years Mr Peebles was a retired farmer and carpenter and a member of the Lawson Mo Baptist church Surviving are his wife Mrs Florence Peebles of the home three sons Edgar Peebles Excelsior Springs Marvin Peebles Cameron Mo and Peebles Maysville Mo five daughters Mrs Clara Holt Lawson Mrs Cora Morsa Los Angeles Mrs Sadie Anderson Fort Worth Tex Mrs Mildred Tague Gallatin Mo and Mrs Edna Troutman Warsaw Mo a sister Mrs Mayre Ballue vivors is a sister Mrs Mae Carter 215 North Eighty-second terrace Kansas City Kansas Services wifl be held at 2 Friday at the Alden Harrington chapel Bonner Springs burial in the Bonner Springs cemetery FLOYD SASSER Floyd Sasser 42 of 2454 Tracy who died yesterday at the General hospital of a stab wound suffered at the home was born in Bradley Ark and lived here 13 years He was a high loader operator and a member of Teamsters local No 587 Surviving are his wife Mrs Virginia Sasser two sons Floyd Sasser jr and Leroy Sasser and six daughters Lillie Sasser Nettie Virginia Sasser Brenda Faye Sasser Lloydean Sasser Cynthia Sasser and Toni Kemp Sasser all of the home two stepdaughters Mrs Betty Jean Lockett and Miss Maudie Auberry both of Kansas City his mother Mrs Pearl A Sasser Bradley seven brothers Lloyd Sasser and Sasser 2448 Tracy Jewell Sasser Hollis Sasser Sasser and Leon Sasser all of Bradley and Lessie Sas-ser jr Dierks Ark five sisters Mrs Geraldine Powell Chicago Mrs Pearline Barker and Mrs Martha Mae Davis Bradley and Mrs Rosie Mae Delaney and Mrs Athril Lee Jenkins both of 2448 Tracy and five grandchildren JAMES CURTIS SHIPP James Curtis Shipp 83 of La-throp Mo died yesterday at St graveside in Riverside cemetery Moline 111 DAVID HAFNER JR David Hafner jr 33 of 4428 Huntington way Independence died yesterday at the home He was born in Kansas City Kansas and lived in Independence eight years Mr Hafner was a member of the First United Presbyterian church in Independence He was a veteran of the Korean campaign and served in occupied Germany He was a member of the Disabled Ameri-can Veterans Surviving are his wife Mrs Joyce Hafner a son Mark Bradley Hafner and a daughter Susan Joy Hafner all of the home his father David Hafner sr 5643 Pitkin Kansas City Kansas two brothers Donald Hafner 5100 Lydia and Dale Hafner 2318 Oakley and a sister Mrs Dorothy Akers 16000 Elm Independence Services will be held at 3 Wednesday at the Speaks crapel burial in Green Lawn cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight at the chapel MRS CORA GRENAWALT Mrs Cora Grenawalt 82 of 514 West Lexington Independence died yesterday at the Independence hospital She was born in Lamoni la and lived here 41 years Mrs Grenawalt was a member of the Stone Reorganized Latter Day Saint church Surviving are a son Harry Ardon Grenawalt Iowa City la a daughter Mrs Leslie Tindall 1113 Trail Ridge Independence six grandchildren and three Gainesville Miss The director of the man in space program said yesterday this nation has the capability of landing men on Mars by 1980 But he said a commitment to a Mars expedition or some other goal beyond a manned lunar landing must be made soon if the United States space program is to maintain its momentum Dr George Mueller as-s i a administrator of manned space flight for the National Aeronautics and space administration told a news conference at the NASA Mississippi test facility that rocketing men to Mars is just one of many possible targets Others he said are manned flights to Venus building bases on the moon or large manned space stations circling the earth REP ROBERT GRIF FIN (R-Mich) is the best bet to succeed Sen Patrick McNamara (Wirephoto) CHECK A KIDNAP STORY GIRL SAYS SHE WAS TAKEN FROM HER HOME Mrs Hazel Helen Frisch 62 6f 2320 Madison at 8 Wednesday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic church burial in Maple Hill cemetery The rosary will be said at 8 tonight at the Weilert Southside chapel where friends may call after 6 Kansas City 25 grandchildren and Joseph Mo He was born in Holt FBI Is Called Into the Two Men Are Being Questioned Deaths 51 great-grandchildren Services will be held at 2 Wednesday at the Prichard chapel Excelsior Springs burial in Woodland cemetery Excelsior Springs Friends may call from 7 to 8 tonight at the chapel MRS BESSIE MAY PETERS Mrs Bessie May Peters 76 of Belton died Saturday at a hospital in Nevada Mo She was born in Concordia Mo and lived in this area 30 years Mrs Peters was Meadors 43 of 2527 Independence at Wednesday at the Cumberland Presbyterian church burial Garden cemetery Friends may call tonight at the James Townsley 58 at 3 Newcomer chapel and the Paseo Hill cemetery in Clay County and lived in La- 0 oc tonight throp 37 years Mr Shipp was a retired farmer Surviving are his wife Mrs Penelope Shipp of the home two sons Roy Shipp La-throp and Milton Shipp Manitou Springs Colo three daughters Mrs Helen Pulliam 8808 Norwood drive Leawood Mrs Jean Kramer 7520 Conser Overland Park and Mrs Jo Ann Toloczko Englewood Calif 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren Services will be held at 2 Wednesday Adrian South Vermont 2 in Sunset Marshall Mo from 7 to 9 Carson chapel Lorence of 1015 Armour Tuesday at the Brush Creek burial in Forest MRS HARRIET HAILEY Mrs Harriet Guenther Hailey Escondido Calif died Saturday at the home She was born in Leavenworth Kas and grew up here She last lived here from 1960 to 1964 before moving to California Surviving are two brothers Col Frank Guenther 5945 Rockhill and Col Louis A Guenther Falls Church Va a member of the Marlborough Service will be held at li Baptist church Surviving are Thursday at the Immaculate three daughters Mrs Mary Conception Catholic church in Graves Dallas Mrs Frank Jef- Leavenworth burial in Mount ferson Belton and Mrs Dorothy ad death-bus Calvary cemetery there The ro- Davidson Grandview a brother sary will be said at 7:30 Ross Bartlesville Okla -u Wednesday night at the Larkin i three sisters Mrs Emma Ford yreclG Smith 74 of 3009 Char- at the Bailey chapel Lathrop burial in Antioch cemetery Holt Friends may call from 7:30 to 9 tonight at the chapel MRS FRANK BOLIN Mrs Katharene Connell Bolin 209 West Sixty-sixth died last night at St hospital She was born in Lexington Mo and lived here about 50 years Mrs Bolin was a member of St Episcopal church and the Altar guild She was a member of the St hospital auxiliary Surviving are her husband Frank Jjjarl Bolin sr of the home two sons Frank Bolin jr Lake Lo-tawana and William Bolin Columbus a brother Dr Evan Connell 837 West Fifty-eighth terrace and six grandchildren HERBERT BOWLING SR Herbert Bowling sr 81 of Buckner died yesterday at the Independence hospital He was born in Napoleon Mo and lived most of his life in the Sibley Buckner and Levasy area He was a retired farmer Mr Bowling was a member of the Six-Mile Baptist church Surviving are his wife Mrs Tina Bowling of the home a son Herbert Bowling jr Sibley two daughters Mrs Dorothy Winfrey Sibley and Mrs Marjorie Perrin Buckner a sister Mrs Olive Craig Grain Valley and 10 grandchildren Services will be held at 2 Wednesday at the Six-Mile Baptist church Blue Mills and Koger roads burial in the Buckner cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight at the Rep-pert chapel Buckner or after 1 Wednesday at the church New York (AP) Baseball Commissioner William Eckert ratified a 2-year 126 -million -dollar radio -television contract with the National Broadcasting company yesterday for the rights to the 1967 and 1968 World Series and All Star games Baseball is now operating under a 3-year lS-million-Oollar agreement with NBC for a nationally televised Game of the Week The contract for the World Series and All-Star game will start in 1967 after the expiration of the old agreement which called for $250000 for the All-Star game and $3500000 for the series The annual income from the new agreement represents a 68 per cent increase Although there is a sliding scale the fee will average about $400000 for the All-Star game and $5900000 for the series Under the agreement between players and owners 95 per cent of the All-Star money and 60 per cent of the World Series take goes into the player pension fund While Eckert was announcing the ratification of the TV deal and a grant of $5000 to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics to support its baseball program the owners were gathering for a series of meetings Eckert has called a special joint session of the two major leagues for this morning and each league has scheduled separate meetings The joint meeting will consider invitation to the Los Angeles Dodgers to play a series of exhibitions there next winter and the player-owner relations involved in the recent election of Marvin Miller a steel union official as the executive director of the Major League Baseball association The National league is faced with the decision of Circuit Judge Elmer Roller of Wisconsin that the Braves must return from Atlanta to Milwaukee by May 18 unless the league has filed an expansion plan for 1967 including Milwaukee by May 16 The league plans to appeal and will carry the case to the Supreme court if necessary Brakes Adjusted Front iVtveel Bearings Repacked Brake Fluid Added COODltA SERVICE STORES jjji SSftWlTc tflSSK Si TE 3-0300 Minn HA 10991 K- MO CL 3-3250 6250 Johnson Dr Mission RA 2-2003 Henryetta Okla Mrs Frances i yesteiay at the home He was born in Mansfield Ark and lived here 39 years He was a retired railroad man and a World War I veteran He was a member of the Ernestine Schumann-Heink chapter of the Disabled American Veterans and of the Bales Baptist church Surviving are his wife Mrs Alma Smith of the home a half brother A A Smith Grape-land Tex and two sisters Mrs Lou Cooper Fort Worth ffex and Mrs Myrtle Merrill Mansfield Christy Phoenix Ariz and Mrs Vera Chancy Weleetka Okla Seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren Services will be held at 3 today at the Floral Hills chapel burial in Floral Hills cemetery MRS CORDELIA ROGER Mrs Cordelia Roger 36 of Minneapolis died yesterday at the General hospital there She was born in Hughes Ark Among sur- (By The Star's Own Service) Lexington The story of a 16-year-old girl who said she was kidnaped by two men from in front of her home in Dearborn Heights Mich five days ago is being investigated by FBI authorities here The girl told highway patrolmen she escaped from the men when their car broke down on I-70 in Saline County When they went to get help for the car she said she hitchhiked to Bates City where she asked a service station attendant for help found not a Gene Darnell sheriff of Lafayette County said yesterday The highway patrol picked up two men near Bates City They were identified as William John Tesnow 21 and Hiomas John DeMoss 18 both of Garden City Mich They were being questioned by police authorities last night The men denied the kidnaping and told the highway patrol the girl went with them voluntarily The FBI had been brought into the case Darnell said There is a possibility that charges from Michigan on taking a minor across state lines will alter the case against the men Darnell said The girl had been missing since Thursday and was considered a missing person rather than a victim of kidnaping by police in Dearborn Heights The parents of the girl were notified so arrangements could be made for her return THE DODGE I BOYS JOSEPH CLOUGHLEY Joseph Cloughley 76 of 421 North Nineteenth Kansas City Kansas died last night at Providence hospital where he had been a patient five weeks Mr Cloughley had been in ill health the last year He was a lifelong Kansas City Kansas resident He was a charter member and former secretary of Local 53 the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and received his 50-year pin last October Mr Cloughley retired seven years ago as a line foreman for the board of public utilities after 45 years service He was a member of the Roger Sherman Masonic lodge and the Abdallah Shrine and was a York Rite Mason Mr Cloughley was a World War I Army veteran Surviving are his wife Mrs Tena Cloughley of the home two brothers Robert Cloughley 5905 Hemlock Mer-riam and William Cloughley 1218 North Eighteenth Kansas City Kansas and a sister Mrs Anna Owen 6910 West Sixty ninth Overland Park MRS MAGGIE B0UTR0SS Mrs Maggie Nassoum Bou-tross 82 of 5705 Holmes street died yesterday at the home She was born in Lebanon and lived here about 71 years Mrs Bou-tross was owner of the Boutross grocery She was a member of St Francis Mrs Maggie Xavier Catholic Boutross church and the American Lebanon Syrian club She served as the first president Surviving are three sons Harry Boutross Joseph Boutross and William Boutross and two daughters Miss Labebe Boutross and Miss Adele Boutross all of the home Services will be held at 10:30 Wednesday at the church burial in Calvary cemetery Friends may call after 7 tonight at the Newcomer chapel Brush Creek and the Paseo The rosary will be said at 8 tonight at the chapel RITES FOR DR CARBAUGH Services for Dr Glenn Car-aaugh 72 former Jackson County coroner who died early yesterday at Research hospital will be held at 4 today at the Newcomer chapel Brush Creek and the Paseo burial in Mount Moriah cemetery The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to Dr- Carbaugh the Dr Carbaugh memorial fund at Research hospital Dr Carbaugh was a long time phlsician here He was a lifelong resident of Kansas City and attended Central high school In 1915 he was graduated from William Jewell college and in 1920 from Harvard medical school He interned in New York and returned to Kaasas City Dr Carbaugh suffered a stroke about three and one-half years ago and had been in ie-search hospital since He formerly lived at 1234 Huntington road He was elected Jackson County coroner in 1928 and held the post until 1930 He then retired from active political life Surviving is a son Glenn I Carbaugh of 5942 Sunrise drive Mission The pallbearers: Lloyd Owen William Burkhart Gordon Wells Cornelius Lombardi jrJ Joseph Stevens jr and Jenkins Vr chapel in Leavenworth YALE EDWIN HUGHES Yale Edwin Hughes 60 of 2000 South Ferree Kansas City Kansas died yesterday at Shawnee Mission hospital He was a lifelong resident of the Kansas City area Mr Hughes was train director for the Kansas City Terminal Railway company where he was employed 33 years He was a member of the Shawnee Methodist church the Rosedale Masonic lodge and the Organization of Railroad Telegraphers Surviving are his wife Mrs Pauline Hughes of the home a son Edwin Hughes 6006 Slater Mer-riam two daughters Mrs Nancy Bailey 5326 Lucille lane Shawnee and Mrs Carol Hollingsworth 9512 West Fifty-sixth Merriam two brothers Fred Hughes St Louis and Murray Hughes Barstow Calif a sister Miss Ella Hughes Atchison Kas and 13 grandchildren Services will be held at 11 Thursday at the Gates chapel where friends may call after 6 Wednesday night RALPH aTjACKSON Ralph Arthur Jackson 60 of 906 Ann Independence died Sunday apparently of a heart attack while on a fishing trip near Warsaw Mo He was born in Media-polis la and lived here 43 years Mr Jackson was a guard at the Lake City Army Ammunition plant He was a World War II Navy veteran and a member of the Independence Masonic lodge and the Independence chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star Surviving are his wife Mrs Clau-dine Jackson of the home a stepson Berl Ellis 3405 Blue Ridge boulevard a brother Paul Dean Jackson 15613 East Thirty-fifth Independence a sister Mrs Glen Bernice Smith 120 West Elizabeth Independence and three grandchildren Services will be held at 10 Wednesday at the Floral Hills chapel burial in rloral Hills cemetery Friends may call after 7 tonight at the chapel MRS EDWARD A KIRKPATRICK Mrs Minnie Kirkpatrick 54 of 3547 Flora died yesterday at St Joseph hospital She was born in Poplar Bluff Mo and lived here 20 years Mrs Kirkpatrick was a cook for the California Catering company Surviving are her husband Edward A Kirkpatrick of the home a stepson Michael Kirkpatrick 110 West Forty-third a stepdaughter Mrs Ann Chapman 1705 East Mechanic Independence a brother Walter Ma-ben Poplar Bluff three sisters Mrs Rose Bivins and Mrs Ethel Davis both of Poplar Bluff and Mrs Blanche Smith 404 Wheeling and three grandchildren Services will be held at 3 Wednesday at the Muehlebach chapel burial in Forest Hill cemetery MRS JESSIE LILLA Mrs Jessie Lynn Lilia 97 of Li-berty died Sunday at a nursing CHARGED IN SHOOTING Robert Blackman 32 Re- leased on $3000 Bond fa MRS WILLIAM DICKERSON Mrs Violet Dickerson 8314 Walmer Overland Park died yesterday at the home She was born in Wiota la and lived here 45 years Mrs Dickerson was a member of St Episcopal church Surviving are her husband William Dickerson of the home three brothers Harry Hollis Yucaipa Calif Lewis Hollis Crockett Tex and John Hollis 101 West Thirty-ninth and a sister Mrs James Knight 2015 Chester Kansas City Kansas Services will be held at 3 Thursday at the Mount Moriah chapel burial in Mount Moriah cemetery Friends may call after 7 Wednesday night at the chapel A Kansas City Kansas man was arrested yesterday and charged with the shooting of his brother-in-law Robert Lee Blackman 32 of 1319 Nebraska avenue was charged with discharging firearms in the city and assault by shooting He was released from the Wyandotte County jail on $3-000 bond Blackman was arrested in connection with the shooting Saturday of 'Rieodore Kerr 30 of 1938 North Tenth street Police said the shooting occurred at home after an argument over a gambling debt Kerr who suffered a wound from a 22-caliber revolver in the abdomen was listed in fair condition yesterday at Bethany hospital INTO ORDER OF COIF Robert Waldo of 7 West Sixty-eighth terrace has been initiated as a member of the Order of Coif a national scholastic honorary for law students Waldo is a senior in the school of law at the University of LISTS CAGE DATES Some Monday Night Games Shifted to Tuesday (By The Star's Own Service) Columbia Mo The University of Missouri varsity basketball schedule for the 1966-67 will see a number of the usual Monday night conference games shifted to Tuesday night Big Eight conference games usually are played on Saturday and Monday The Missouri athletic department made the shift to Tuesday for some of the games because of tests social activities and other events held on Monday night Tigers make road trips to both coasts for nonconference play next season Missouri will play Rutgers university in Madison Square garden in New York City on December 15 The Tigers in a West coast trip will meet Seattle university in Seattle on December 19 the University of Santa Clara in Oakland Calif on December 21 and the University of the Pacific in Stockton Calif on December 23 The complete schedule: December 3 University of Arkansas at Columbia December 5 (Monday University of Indiana at Bloomington Ind December 10 St Louis university at Columbia December 12 University of Detroit at Columbia December 15 (Thursday) Rutaers unl-vecs'tY at Madison Square Garden New BRUCE EDWARDS Bruce Edwards 75 of 1209 East Sixteenth died Sunday at the General hospital He was born in Hazen Ark and lived here about 45 years Surviving are a daughter Mrs Rose Ella White Los Angeles and a brother Austin Edwards Memphis Services will be held at 11 Friday at the Lawrence A Jones chapel burial in Lincoln cemetery Friends may call after 6 Thursday night at the chapel MRS BERTHA EVANS Mrs Bertha Evans 87 of THE DODGE DOTS DOT YA COVERED FRANK SMILEY yjjiiiflfllNrrriOuOWWWM CITE FIRE DEPARTMENT The North Kansas City fire department has been awarded a certificate of merit in the National Chamber of Commerce fire safety contest Frank Smiley 67 of 350 3015 Prospect died Sunday at a East Armour boulevard died 1 J'i)JEast hlrty' sixth She was born in Moline yesterday at Research hospital and lived here 68 years Sur-He was a lifelong resident of 1 viving are two sisters Mrs Jes-Kansas City sie SpellmeVer Bloomington 111 Crvi and Mrs Helen Wolfe Monrovia Mr Smiley was owner of the I calif Services will be held at the and now the distance power unver- (Wedneday) Unlver Oakland Calif acVa17UnVerliV 1toc'kFUUniVerSitV 0f RESIDE WITH ALUMINUM OR CLAPBOARD THE LIFETIME SIDING NEVER NEEDS PAINT-AU COLORS REROOF WITH RUBEROID OLD AMERICAN INTERLOCKING SHINGLES GUARANTEED FOR 25 YEARS Those good guys in white hats back up their deals with the longest strongest warranty in the industry How come the Dodge Boys beat competition to the draw again? 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