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16 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 196S 2.8 MILLION TO ROBBERS D. Scrivner, Miami, a brother the Rev. B. T. Scrivner, Denver and a sister, Mrs.

Juanita Babcoke 5104 Garfield, Wyandotte County The Towns and Areas Flooded WANT AD CLASSIFICATION INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE Miscellanea -CC Pag 1 Funeral Director Death and Funeral Notice Horlite Alrolene tsoaie and Supplies I Two Men Take Negotiable Stocks and Bonds From Messenger Near Wall Street in New York Financial District MRS. JOHN C. SELF Mrs. Mary Talmadge Self, 85 Lee's Summit, died yesterday the home. She was bora in Schell City, and lived the last 32 years in Lees Summit.

Mrs. Self was a member of the First Baptist church. Lees Summit, and Whatsoever class, Lucille Kerri-gen Missionary circle, and Worn 1 Deaths. AfiiNCY O0ATOAS AY CO. IT i -fsMTHVUE 4 and the gasoline-powered pump during the night.

The force of surface water around the church building broke some of the basement windows and allowed the basement to flood, Goin said. Mr. Sands was born in Sedal-ia, and lived there until he moved to Independence seven years ago. He had been pastor of the Sycamore Hills Baptist chapel four years. He was graduated from Smith Cotton high school in Sedalia FLOODED COMMUNITIES north of Kansas City and the rivers and streams that brought destruction to them are shown on this map.

The 4-county area was deluged Monday and Monday night by heavy rains that turned small streams into raging rivers. Hundreds were forced from their homes. Jorth MAY CO. I i1! exenso?) spmsj-vr mos6yM 0AOICK and in 1961 from Central Missouri State college in Warrens-burg. He had been attending Midwest Baptist Theological seminary.

Mr. Sands was a member of the Granite Masonic lodge, Sedalia. Surviving besides his wife are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin YV.

Sands, Sedalia, and two brothers, George Wesley Sands, 636 Hardesty, and Bernie Ray Sands, Albuquerque, N. The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the chapel building fund. SONS No One Has Ever Been Denied Our Services Because of i Finances NEWCOMERS mere, and tupptlM ir Sporting Good Building Material Clothing Pur Pul-ol Wo, Houtahoid Goods 0l Wood iid Goode Jewerly Diamonds lommerclei Mach. Equipment (ry Equipment -Spray Equipment arm Machinery Spray Sale and Rent git Hand and Power Sale and Rent Mutlcal Instrument Radio and HI-FI Television Business Eaulpment To Exchange Mltcedeneoue Wanted To Buy Miscellaneous MOTOR CARS Pa 1 Motor Car Motor Car Imported, Sports and Antique Car Auto end House Trailer Mobil Home Camper Mobil Home Rental Mobile Home Park Trailer Spec tor Rent Auto and Truck Leasing Drive It Yourself Drive It Yourself Motor Truck s-Trailers-Fork Lifts Auto Accessories and Repairs Wrecked cars, truck Motorcycles Scooters To Exchange Motor Car Wanted Autog Truck ROOMS FOR RENT Past 70 Boarding Convalescent and Retirement Home Day Nurseries Hotel Motel Room Unfurnished Rooms Furnlmhed Suburban Room and Board Rooms, Homes, Apts. Shared Wanted Room or Board REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Pas 20 Apartments-Duploxat Unfurnished Furnished Apartment With Office Apartment Hotel TO RENT RESIDENCE! Page 21 Unfurnished Furnished Apt.

and Res. Furnished end Vnfurmshed Various Location Pent Miscellaneous To Rent I ndependenca To Rent Suburban nt Su To Rent Out of Town To Rent Summer Cot. Retort To Rent Farm To Rent Busine Property To Rent Office Property Managing Wanted to Pent Farm Wanted to Rant REAL ESTATE FOR SALE' Pag 21 Peal Estate tor Sal Apts. Co-Operative Apartments Duplexes Business Property Residences Suburban Vacant Farms and Land Out-of-Town Real Estate' Resort Property Suburban Lake Property To Exchange Real Estate Wanted Real Estate LEGAL NOTICE! Non LOST BRIEFCASE Fiber, single lock, repaired with masking tape. Vicinity 37tn-38th-Main Saturday.

JE 1-7059 CAT Siamese, female, lost from 1612 Cambridge, I not well. Reward. CH 1-0471 CAT Female, strayed, gray, Persian, July 1st. Reward. CLIfton 4-5808 CAT Male Siamese Sealpoint, in Kenilworth area.

Call DU 1-1851 CAT Siamese, male, neutered, wearing collar with bells. Rabies tag from Sauna, tansasiRewardBE 1-1699 DOG Brown poodle, taken from road near Independence airport. Belongs to 3 heartbroken children. Please return. Reward.

SY 6-9824 DOG hound, black, white and brown, one clouded eye. FL 2-9061. Lost in Argentine vicinity. DOG Chihuahua, small brown, vicinity 82nd-Wornall, answers Teeny Bit, child's pet, reward; EM 1-1104 DOG Pomeranian, orange-buff, male, name Timmy, vicinity 40th-Gharlotre. Reward.

JE 1-7446 DOG German Shepherd, 6 months, child's pet. Reward. Mt 9-6268 DOG White German shepherd; 100 pounds; reward. LO 1-8483 weight DOG Male; brown; mixed breed; long hair; 50 pounds; spotted nose; July 18, southwest K. generous reward.

EM 3-5949 DOG German Shepherd, large, blond, 1 year old, back leg bandaged, choker collar, tags, near S8th-Bennington Friday. UN 1-2816 DOG Pekingese, brown-white, vicinity Eastwood Hills. Reward. UN 1-6260 DOG Beagle, male, black with tan, Gladstone tags answers to Skipper, reward, GL 3-2442 DOG Chihuahua, Glendale Gardens area, $100 reward. BA 1-6182 DOG Miniature Schnauzer, gray, spayed female, age vicinity 316 West 115th.

LO 1-8005 or Wl 2-2240 DOG, registered, small, black, white, tan, beagle, female, vicinity 83rd-Paseo. No collar, HI 4-6581 GLASSES Silver frame, brown case, needed urgently. Reward. GL 3-4837 GLASSES Lady's bifocals, small side setting; pearl ring, 2 diamonds on sides; Tuesday night Swope Park. 5531 Euclid, DE 3-0519 GLASSES, lady's black, red trim, beaded case.

Reward. Nl 8-6479 HAND Bag Off white, Troost bus, Mov day a. reward. WE 1-0970, call after RINGS Yellow gold wedding set. Lost near 1 2 th-Washington.

Reward. Contact Ellen, 505 West 12th. FOUND BIRD DOG Black-white male, 4 months approximately, picked up in vicinity of of Vivion 8. Chouteau. SH 1-3130 LODGE NOTICES STUDY club meets 9th-Harrison 8.

Northeast Lodge, 7 o'clock Wednesday, July 21st. Also Alpha Lodge, Thursday, July Clifford Carter, Dick Fer-nald, seev. RAYTOWN Lodge No. 391, A. F.

and A. M. Special communication Wednesday, July 21 6:30 p. m. Work in 2nd and 3rd degree; visitors welcome; refreshments.

Orval Adams, W. Henry W. Poertner, secy. HEART o4 America Rebekah Lodge 824, meets Wednesday, July 21, 8 p. m.

at 927 Newton. Regular session Lois Burch, N. Geneva Boynton, Sec'y. BOOKKEEPING-TAX SERVICES INCOME Tax-Bookkeeping Tax Gallery, ---fl. 4125 Troost, LO 1-7687.

Quality and Service since 1955. Parking. PERSONALS The rales under ''personals" are $1.02 an agate line each day (minimum $2.04) 97r and 97c an agate line each day tor threg or more consecutive days without change of copy. DATE! VI 2-4799 Accuser Guilty of accusation Green Eyes are Really Showing LONELY? PARTICULAR? VI 2799 SHIRLEY Pis, cl I. Me.

or Evelyn. DATE! BA 1-5727 LA2a Club Membership at Savings Call CH 1-2330 after 5:30. PHOTOGRAPHER'S Model PL 3-3220; 4610 Troost, Room 208. LEARN to Dance Now ten lessons tur only $5. Call WE 1-1048 MASSAGE, GR 1-0959 This week, 10 to 9 DETECTIVE Let me solve vour lems, free consulatlon.

AT 1-4184 prob- PLAZA Club Membership for Sale All facilities. $15 per month. FI I 4-5333 NOT responsible for debts other than my own. Alvin B. Lewis, 3716 Indiana.

TV Combination sacrifice. Assume $7.75 monthly payments. VI 2-9091 6 I Specializing In marital problems. Licensed. Call GL 3-1175 DETECTIVE Since 1919.

TICE, BE 1-6404 Expert experience saving marriage. DETECTIVE Court evidence obtained. WE 1-6071. GL 3-3163, Dave Wheeler. DETECT IVE-EM 1-8982.

is in doubt we find out Free consultation. MELCLL WANT new or near new car to drive to San Francisco area Aug. 7. JA 3-8896 PIANOS WANTED-L0 1-4709 ALC0 AAASSAGE L0 1-1832 SEWING Machines Repaired In home; free estimates, guaranteed. DR 1-6026 to RIDE wanted, 65th Everett, KCK, 2400 Burlington, NKC, 8 to 5.

CY 9-4521 CALL JE 1-4035 FOR RATES Auto Insurance, SR-22 filings, all ages. 11-64 MISS U. Please remember me. Always Sad lonely. Call me soon.

11-64-3- 65. DARLING Let's catch things up. Let's toqether Sunday at Fylnd. Call me, EM 3-2008. Amos.

CAN teach you to dance so that every one will want to be your partner. Miss Watkins, CO 2-1724 WANT to contact person able to safely remove a tattoo or alter an existing one. Address 952 Star WEDDING Ceremonies Evergreen Chapel, 5 days, 9-5. 1215 N. Main, Miami, Okla.

Phone Kl 2-2703 NOT responsible for debts other than my own. Donald G. Jeffries, 2217 E. 48 North Kansas City, Mo. SUITS $19.88 33RD AND TROOST 'LL Sell 8t Finance You a Car No cash or references needed If you have a steady lob.

Mr. Howe, JA 3-5470 This classification continued ett next pae Cemeteries Monuments cardi of Thanks In Memorlem Lost Found Lodge Miscellaneous Bookkeeping Tax Service travel Agencies Personal Personal Service Dancing Recreation Eating Placet Pood Service BUSINESS PERSONALS Page 17 Buslneet Personal Do It Yourself or Rant If Pug-Upholstery cleaning Cleaning and Dyeing Laundering Mattress Renovating Contracting, Building, Horn Improvement Sewer Cleaning Septic Tank Dressmaking Tailoring Electrical end Appliance Service Television Radio A Hi-Fi Service Moving Storing Hauling Professional Service Plumbing. Heating, Air Conditioning Thermostat Control Wall Papering Pointing Furniture Repairing EDUCATIONAL Page 17 Educational, Musical and Dramatic HELP WANTED Pag 17 Help Wanted Mala Salesmen Agents Employment Agencle Employment Services-, Employers Representative Teacher Wanted Help Wanted Femala Saleswomen Agent SITUATIONS WANTED Page 1 tlluetions Wanted Mala ituatlons Wantad Femal BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Page II Business Opportunities Attractions Concession Manufacturing Service Business Opportunities Wanted falenls and Models nvention Aaultd FINANCIAL Pag 18 Auto Loan Personal Loans Real Estate Loans Stocks Bonds Mortgages Insurance Wanted to Borrow LIVESTOCK POULTRY PETS Page lt Auction Sales of Livestock Machinery, Farms Cattle, Hogs, Sheeo, Feed Hg-ses, Saddles, Harness Farm and Dairy Product Freezer Foods Pet Stock, Dog, Rabbit Poultry and Supplies Seeds, Plants, Nursery FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Pag It Antiques, Pottery, etc. Stamps, Coins, Hobbies DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES MAACK EMMA AMELIA, 92, ot De Solo, Kansas, passed away July 19th. Services I Thursday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek Blvd.

Interment, Mt. Morian Cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 MACK EMMA HULEN, 85, of 1912 Wal-rond, passed away July 20th.

D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 MARTIN RUSSELL of 5017 South Benton, passed away July 18, 1965. age 51 yrs. Services 11 a.

m. Wed. in the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. D.

W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0074 MATHIAS MR. HAROLD L. age 63 Oklahoma City, passed away July 19th. Graveside services for family Wednesday 10 a.

nv at White Church cemetery. Family will receive friends 7 till 9 p. m. Tues. at the Gates chapel.

GATES FUNERAL HOME CO 2-1023 MCWILLIAMS MRS. OPA8. 4036 Charlotte, passed a way July 17, 1965. age 68 years. Services 10 a.

m. Wednesday in the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek graveside services 12 noon. Cres ent Hill cemetery, Adrian, Mo. D. W.

NEACOMER'S SONS LO 1-0074 MILLER MRS. AGNES age 81 years 3218 W. 71st st. terrace, passed a way July 18th, 1965. Rosary recitation, 8 p.

Monday at the Chapel LINWOOD-MAIN Interment services St. Paul, Minnesota Thursday. Please omit flowers. MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR Main at Linwood WA 1-7717 MITCHELL MR. PHILO age 55, of 1518 E.

Sea, Services 1:30 p. m. Speaks chapel, interment Mound Grove. SPEAKS FUNERAL HOME Lexington at Walnut CL 2-9200 PAYNE FRANK, aqe 75, of 6600 W. 76th Overland Park, passed away July 18th.

Friends may call after 2 p. Tuesday. Funeral services at the Gate chapel. State Line at 41st, Wednesday. 2 p.

interment Maple Hill cemetery, K. Kansas. GATES FUNERAL HOME CO 2-1023 PHARES MR. JOSEPH of 1201 25th N. K.

C. Services i p. m. Thursday in the ANTIOCH CHAPEL Graveside service 2:30 p. Sunny Slope cemetery, Richmond, Mo.

MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR ANTIOCH CHAPEL 3375 VIVION RD. GL 3-7700 RIGHTER PETER aqe 42 ot 2411 Lister, passed away July 18. Funeral 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in the chapel, 2825 Indep.

blvd. Interment Mt. Washington Family will receive friends 7-9 p. Tuesday. BLACKMAN GUARDIAN HOME CH 1-4040 ROBERTS FRED age 80, of 704 West 96th, passed away July 19.

Friends may call 7-9 m. Tuesday at Butler Funeral Home, 22 South 18fh, where serv Ices will be held 1 p. m. Wednesday. Interment Hiqhland Park cemetery.

JOS. A. BUTLER'S SONS 22 S. 18TH FA 1-2222 ROYER GLADYS 2610 Ann Serv ices Wednesday at 10:30 a. m.

in our chapel, 1416 Minnesota. Interment Mt. Muncie cemetery, Leavenworth; in state from 7-9 p. Tuesday. WARNICK-EADS DR 1-1416 Mrs.

L. Wayne Warnlck, Owner. SELF MRS. MART TALMADGE, 105 South Main, Lee's Summit. Services Friday, 1:30 p.

at the First Baptist Church. Interment, Lee's Summit Cemetery. Instate 7-9 o. Thursday at the Lanqsford Funeral Home and Friday from 12 til 1:30 at the Church WARNICK-EADS DR 1-1416 Mrs. L.

Wayne Warnick, Owner SETON MRS. MARY age 79, of 9613 E. 9th services 3:30 p. m. Speaks chaDel.

interment Green Lawn. SPEAKS FUNERAL HOME Lexington at Walnut CL 2-9200 SISK GEORGE W. 66. of 4419 HollV, passed away July 20th. Services 3 p.

Thursday, at the Chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek Blvd. Interment, Mt. Moriah Cemetery. D. W.

NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 SMEDLEY HARRY aqe 54, of 17110 R. Mize passed away July 18, 1965. Services 1:30 p. m. Wednesday, Car-son chaoe1.

Interment Woodlawn cemetery. Family will receive friends 7-9 p. m. Tuesday at the chapel. GEO.

CARSON 8. SONS WINNER AT FULLER CL 2-7900 THOMAS MRS. TILLIE G-, age 77, of 916 Pacific, passed away July 20th. Services 8 30 a. m.

Friday, from Butler's, 72 South 18th, 9 a. m. St Benedict's church. Interment St. Mary's.

Rosary 8 p. m. Thursday. In state after 6 pm. Wednesday JOS.

A BUTLER'S SONS 22 S. 18th FA 1-2222 TUDOR ANNA LEE (GAINES1 778 Allen Road passed away July 19th, 1965, aoe 80 years. Services 10 a. m. Weds.

Carson Chapel. Interment Green-lawn Cemetery. GEO C. CARSON 8, SONS WINNER AT FULLER CL 2-7900 WARD ROY RANDOLPH, 76, of 5810 Brooklyn, passed away July 18th. Rosary recitation and bible service 8:30 p.

m. Tuesday, at the parlors on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. and bible service 9 a. m. Wednesday.

Interment Calvary cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 WELLS Services for Mr. Harry Wilson Wells of 1IR0 F.

77th sr. terr. will be held In the Stine 8. McClure chapel Thursday morninq at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Mt.

Washington cemetery. The family suqoasts contributions to the Memorial Fund of the Country Club Methodist church. STINE McCLURE WE 1-7777 WEST MRS. EDNA age 76, of 4475 Jarboe. passed away July 19.

Funeral services Muehlebach cnapel 1 p. m. Wed. Interment Mt. Hope cemetery.

In stale at the Muehlebach Funeral Home after 2 o'clock Tues. MUEHLEBACH 6800 TROOST HI 4-2060 YOUNGBLOOD PARALEE, age 82, of Orrlck, passed away July 17. Service 2 p. m. Wednesday, Orrlck Baptist church.

GOWING FUNERAL HOME OR RICK, MO. PHONE 496-3331 IN MEMORIAM BIRTHDAY Remembrance Of my father, Georqe H. Matthies, on his 109th birthday today. 7 21-'65. I will always remem-ber, daughter Jo.

loving memory of husband and father, Chester B. Wood, who passed away one year ago today. He Is deeply missed by wife and children. LOST 6 I LD Lost vicinity of 49th Prospect. Reward, no questions asked, need credentials.

WA 3-2241 ON LUNCH HOUR One of Nation's Biggest Robberies Is in a Crowd New York (AP) Two unmasked bandits accosted a Wall Street messenger amid a lunch hour crowd in the financial district yes-- terday and robbed him of an estimated $2,800,000 in "stocks and bonds. Owners of the certificates described them as negotiable but a New York Stock exchange spokesman said converting them to cash would be most difficult, although not impossible. 35,000 Shares Nearly 35,000 shares of stock were included in the loot among them such blue chips as Cities Service, Ford Motor company, Detroit Edison, National lead and Pepsi Cola. Counting the certificates at face value, the daring daylight holdup ranked with the nations biggest robberies. In 1962.

the largest rash robbery in U. S. history netted $1 551.277 from a U. S. mail truck near Plymouth, Mass.

In the Brink's holdup in Boston 15 years ago. a gang got $2,775,395 of which $1,216,211 was in cash. The stocks and bonds were owned by Goodbody and company, of 2 Broadway, near the Battery on Manhattans lower tip. They were being transferred to a Wall Street bank as collateral for a loan. The certificates in a brown envelope were being delivered by Gerald Mulcahy, 18, Hoboken, N.

a messenger for a brokerage delivery service. Halfway to Destination Mulcahy told police he was accosted about 1:15 oclock at Exchange place and New street, about halfway to his Wall Street destination. The messenger said one robber placed a solid object against his back and commanded: This is a sticl Keep quiet! The youth said he was forced into a hallway and relieved of the envelope. MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued in Kansas City Raich A. Duffy, 25 Roswell, K.

C-. K. 31 Joyce Ann Grider, 3921 Warwick 23 William Cecil Andrews, 1309 E. 130th It Margaret Jeanne Johnson 730 E. 109th IS James Anton Holoobek, 3938 McGee 19 Sharon Kay Henderson, 1528 Hardesty 20 Tommy Lee Bovkin, 4476 Wayne 30 Bertha Mae Phillips, 3621 Prospect 34 Rolla Duane Wyatt, 3629 Harrison 19 Karen Peters, 1000 Brush Creek 19 Ga Michael Leforqee, 8340 Corongton 20 Judith Sharron Wiggins, Lee's Summit 18 Gene L.

Wicklund. 1128 N. 48th terr 32 Donna J. Schmidt, 757 Gilmore, K. 32 Edward Lunceford, 6)1 E.

31st, N. 29 Norma L. Taylor, 422 E. 31st, N. K.

C. 26 Tomas A Garclga, 4414 Forest 34 Zoraida Benitez, 4547 Tracy 25 Issued in Independence James W. Prine, 1510 N. McCov 23 Judith Eileen Asher, 1502 N. McCoy 23 N.

T. Burrus, Blue Sorlngs 38 Mary Anne Hartley. Blue Springs 32 James Gregory McGuire, 108)7 independence 32 Cleota Nadine Trudell, 10817 Independence 32 Jack Markee Kidd. 3235 Charlotte 18 Alice Margaret Motzkus, 35211' Walnut 19 Issued in Wyandotte County Bobby E. Mitchell, 631 New Jersey 20 Lillie Patterson, 3113 Park 17 James W.

Hilt. 1017 Shawnee rd 19 Virginia Ann Wriqht, 8105 Robinson 18 Wendell K. Miller. 5056 Sky Line 40 Evelyn T. Doyle, 3720 Baltimore 38 Clarence Stephens, 1300 Barnett 21 Bonnie J.

Ewing, 621 Nebraska 21 Rav Dean Morgan, 1803 46th 19 Melva Jean Griffith, 6442 Kimball 18 Robert Lvnn Oblander, 10Q9 W. 41st pi. 22 Jill Annette Wells, 110 E. 50th 21 Issued in Johnson County Robert Michael Estes, 8532 W. 90th Overland Park 20 Judith Kay Augustine.

9116 Westbrooke Overland Park 18 Gary E. Seavers. 8416 W. 69th Overland Park 20 Shirley Ann Harrell, 7524 Grandview Overland Park 18 Hans Hanning Krause, Caracas, Venezuela 27 Judith Ann Scroggm. 3500 W.

83rd. Prairie Village 23 DIVORCE SUITS Granted in Kansas City Dorthey J. from Jesse J. Collett. Gordon from Myrett M.

Bauohn. Aice P. from Charles Fuller. Bonnie from Michael H. Borden.

V.rqinia R. from Robert D. McBride, Dorothy M. from Harry L. Hutchinson.

F-ances N. aga nst Georoe A. Conway. Mary F. from Donald L.

Hoooer. F'orene from Edward Baker. Doris I. from Joseph C. Heloeson.

Rita D. from Homer Shaw. Bernice O. from William S. Hughes.

Betty J. from James W. Walker. Carolyn S. from Roger L.

Billinas. Barbara J. from Robert R. Peek. Margaret J.

from Alan F. Jackson. Pooert from Leona Bums. Pay G. from Marietta L.

Hollis. Richard H. from Maftory D. Walker. Joyce F.

from Kenneth P. Parillo. Susan from Georoe V. Spencer. Walter B.

from Mabie E. Hollis. Charlene R. from Kenneth V. Inman.

Marilyn from Darryl E. Wilson. Jetawvn from Blrney W. Smith. Ricardo from Eileen S.

Villeqas. Helen D. from Richard 1. Green. Nellie M.

from James E. Abernathy. Filed in Kansas City Teresa J. aoainst James T. Turner.

Martorie aoainst Lewis Work Irene aqamst Charles D. Oleham. Mary R. against Harry E. Clemens.

Frances aaamst George A Conway. Shlr'ev C. aoainst James Clark. Scot, ir against Avis M. Davis.

Frederick aoainst Mary A. Woodard. Helen R. aoainst Charles R. Moore.

Peart M. aoainst James M. Pierce. Linda K. against Donald J.

Yoachum. Cora B. aaamst Billy Waits. Sharon aoainst James Parks. Robert aoainst Bessie J.

Chrlstner. Jewell M. against John J. Beeves. Filed In Wyandotte County Walter Blaka aoainst Peoqy Ludlle Woodson.

James aoainst Carol Worley. Lenora aoainst Theoptues Tav DrusiHa A. aoainst robe Bagwell. Roy Steohen against Edith arnica McGinnis. Lea A.

against Willie Irena Price. Donald L. aoainst Karla K. Cataldo. Eula L.

aoainst Francis E. Pauli. Daniel J. against Joseohine Irene Brewer. Helen Marie against Robert Leon Barlow.

Frances D. aoainst James F. Griggs. Socorro aoainst Llova Ramirez. Granted in Johnson County Ruth N.

from Ernest D. Rleder. Filed in Johnson County Joseph J. against Ruby Nadine Nelly. Foreign travelers spent a record 1.9 billion dollars in the United States last year, according to an American Express Company survey.

This was an increase 156 million dollars over 1963. ens Missionary unit. Mrs. Self her husband, John G. Self, of the home, observed their 50th wed ding anniversary in 1960.

Also surviving are a son, Lt. Col. John L. Self, with the Marine Corps in Washington; two daughters, Mrs. Lucille Hicks, 2901 Longwood, and Mrs.

Frances YVarnick, 3126 Paral lei, both of Kansas City, Kansas five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 1:30 oclock Friday at the church; burial 'in Lees Summit cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 oclock Thursday night at the Langsford chapel, Lee Summit, and from noon to 1:30 oclock Friday at the church. The family suggest memorial contributions to the church. GEORGE WESLEY SISK, SR George Wesley Sisk, 66, of 4419 Holly, died yesterday at St, Lukes hospital.

He was born in Eldorado. 111., and lived here 56 years. Mr. Sisk was the general southwestern freight agent for the Chicago South Shore and South Bend railroad before he re tired in 1963. He was a member of the Unity Society of Practical Christianity, the Traffic and Transportation clubs, and the Ru ral Masonic lodge.

Mr. Sisk was World YVar I Marine veteran and a member of the Disabled Ameri can Veterans. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Rosemary Sisk of the home; two sons, George YV. Sisk of the home, and Michael Sisk, Kirkwood, and daughter, Mrs.

Betty Lee Duffy Pasadena, Calif. Services will be held at 3 o'clock Thursday at the Newcomer chapel. Brush Creek and the Paseo; burial in Mount Moriah cemetery. JOSEPH R. WALTER Joseph R.

Walter, 78, of 1621 YVashington avenue, Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday at a nurs ing home at 2700 Tracy. He was born in Gallatin, and lived the last 50 years in Kansas City Kansas. Mr. Walter was a painter before he retired 14 years ago. He was an honorary member of the Painters union, locl No.

229. Surviving are two sons, Robert YValter, 2011 North Fourteenth and Jerry R. YValter. Services will be held at 10:30 oclock Thursday at the Porter chapel; burial in Brown cemetery, Gallatin. Friends may call after 5 oclock today at the chapel.

MORRIS WELCH Morris YVelch, 59, Los Angeles, died there yesterday, apparently of a heart attack. He was born in St. Louis and lived here 32 years before he moved to California in 1940. Mr. YVelch was a die maker and had worked for the Burd and Fletcher Printing company, 321 YVest Seventh.

He was a Presbyterian. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Oma Welch of the home; a brother, D. T. YVelch, 4853 East Eighteenth, and three sisters, Mrs.

Frances Olney, Seal Beach, Mrs. Anna Egen, Alhambra, and Mrs. Florence McCann, 209 East Twenty-ninth, North Kansas City. HARRY WILSON WELLS Harry YY'lison YVells, 84, of 1180 East Seventy-seventh terrace, died yesterday at a nursing home at 4125 Rainbow boulevard, Kansas City, Kansas. Mr.

Wells was born in Solomon, and lived in Kansas City 55 years. He was a re tired home builder. Mr. Wells was a charter member of the Country Club Methodist church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Evalyn I. Wells of the home; a son, Alden C. Wells, 6870 Tomahawk road, Mission Hills; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Leone Rumbo, Butler, two brothers, Rollo R. Wells, 445 West Sixty-ninth, and Ralph W.

Wells, 235 Ward parkway; six grandchildren and great-grandchild. Services will be held at 9:30 oclock Thursday at the Stine McClure chapel; burial in Mount Washington cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 oclock tonight at the chapel. The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the memorial fund of the church. The pallbearers: Hilary A Bufton, Laurence Chapman, Lunsford Cox, Edwin Earnshaw, Addison T.

Shepherd and Ralph YV. Wells, jr. FUNERAL SERVICES Mrs. Emma Amelia Maack, 92, Paola, formerly of De Soto, in Johnson County at 1 oclock Thursday at the Newcomer chapel, Brush Creek and the Paseo; burial in Mount Moriah cemetery. Joseph H.

Phares, 66, of 1201 East Twenty-fifth, North Kansas City, at 1 oclock Thursday at the Mellody-McGilley-Eylar a el Antioch; graveside services and burial in Sunny Slope cemetery, Richmond, Mo. Friends may call after 7 oclock tonight at the chapel. Samuel M. Smith, 77, of 2000 East Eighty-third, at 1 oclock Thursday at the Floral Hills chapel; burial in Flora Hills cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 oclock tonight at the chapeL Arthur R.

Yates, 76, Platte City, at 10:30 o'clock today at the Vaughn chapel, YVeston in Platte County; burial postponed. DEATHS OVER MISSOURI Fayette Herbert C. Royston, 79, New Franklin, died here yesterday. He was a banker here and in New Franklin. Mr.

Royston was a. deacon of the Bible Baptist church. New Franklin. Among survivors are two brothers, Victor Royston and Earl Royston, 806 Armour boulevard. Services at 2 oclock Thursday at the Markland chapel.

New Franklin; burial there. Nevada Mrs. Ozelle West Niewald, 47, Holden, died here yesterday, apparently of a heart attack. Among survivors are a brother, Lloyd West, 2707 South Glenwood, Independence, and a sister, Mrs. Jesse B.

Hughes, 9012 East Seventy-third, Raytown. Services at 1 oclock Thursday at the Lutheran church, Warrens-burg. and at 4:30 oclock at the graveside in the Freedom, cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 oclock tonight at the Cast chapel, Holden. Maracaibo, in the heart of Venezuelas oil district, has grown from a village to a booming city of 250,000 since the mid-1920s.

Rastyla Your Furs by Midwest's Finest Furriers 30 FUR COMPANY gp Downtown-1187 W-etnut 3 Plai4-Jtfrwn it 4tth KROGER HAS THE LOW, LOW PRICES Pes Top Valuo Stamps MRS. REX A. BELLEW Mrs. Lydia Pearl Belle 66. of 13409 Kemper, Independence, died yesterday at the home.

She was born in Wymore. and lived 32 years in this area. Mrs. Bellew was a member of the Calvary Baptist church in Independence and its Berean Sunday school class. Surviving are her husband.

Kex A. Bellew of the home; a son, Rex Wayne Bellew, 729 North YVillis, Independence; a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Cordes, 324 South Hunter, Independence; three brothers, Charles Calkins, Alma, Lloyd Calkins, Port Falls, Idaho, and Ralph Calkins, 1018 Fast Eighth; two sisters, Mrs. Florence Bowman, 1117 West Short, Independence, and Mrs. Dorothy Moody, 1924 Ralston, Independence, 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Services will be held at 1 oclock Thursday at the Carson chapel; burial in Blue Springs cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 oclock tonight at the chapeL MRS. MINNIE IDA BLAND Mrs. Minnie Ida Bland, 79, Winston, died yesterday at the home. She was born in Platte County and lived 10 years in Winston.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Betty Alibert, St. Louis; a brother, J. G. Mamly, Weston in Platte County, and a sister, Mrs.

Mattie Carmichael, Winthrop, Mo. Services will be held at 2 oclock today at the Vaughn chapel, Weston; burial in Portland, Ore. MISS MARY J. DUGGAN iss Mary Josephine Duggan, 81, of 5320 Highland, died yesterday at a nursing home at 5900 Swope parkway. She was a lifelong resident of Kansas City.

Miss Duggan was a retired secretary in the city treasurers office and a member of St. Therese Catholic church, 5814 Euclid. Surviving are a nephew, Jerry T. Duggan, 11215 Holly, and a niece, Mrs. Eleanor Silk, 9303 West Seventy-fifth, Overland Park.

Services will be held at 9 oclock Thursday at the church; burial in Mount St. Marys cemetery. The rosary will be said at 8 oclock tonight at the Mellody-McGilley-Eylar chapel, Linwood and Woodland. LESLIElhLDUNCAN Leslie H. Duncan, 63, St.

Petersburg, died yesterday at the home. He was born in Brooklyn and lived here 59 years before he moved to Florida in 1961. Mr. Duncan was a cabinet maker and had worked for the Stultz Manufacturing company here. He was a Presbyterian.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Emma M. Duncan of the home; a son, Sgt. Robert M. Duncan, with the Air Force in Elk City, a daughter, Mrs.

Mary Joanne Mixon, Bonner Springs; his mother, Mrs. Josephine Duncan, and a sister, Mrs. Helen Spaar, both of 6028 Charlotte, and 11 grandchildren. WALTER M. FREDERICKSEN, SR.

YValter M. Fredericksen, of 1049 Sandusky, Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday at Olathe Com-munty hospital. He was born in Omaha and lived in Greater Kansas City 38 years. Mrs. Fredericksen was a member of Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal cathedral.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Aurelia Fredericksen of the home; a son, YValter M. Fredericksen, Lahaina, Hawaii; two daughters, Mrs. Paula Trast, 8317 Valley View, Overland Park, and Mrs. Judi Hignight, 6230 YValmer, Mission; a brother, F.

M. Fredericksen, Omaha; a sister. Miss Edith Fredericksen, Riverside, and seven grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 oclock Friday at the cathedral; cremation. The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the cathedral memorial fund.

Friends may call after 6 oclock Thursday night at the Newcomer chapel. Overland Park. FREEMAN HARDIE HALEY Freeman Hardie Haley, 92, of 2920 South Sterling, Independence, died yesterday at a nursing home at 416 East College, Independence. He was born in YVas-seon, and lived 65 years in this area. Mr.

Haley was a retired lumberman for the American Sash Door Co. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America and the Hoo-Hoo Lumbermens association. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lucy Lee Haley of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Barnes, 2924 South Sterling, Independence; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Services will be held at 10:30 oclock Thursday at the Lamb chapel, Ottawa, burial in Highland cemetery there. JOHN J. KOLMETZ John Joseph Kolmetz, 78, of 1906 Ewing, died Monday at a hme at 3713 Hardy, Independence. He was born in Austria and lived here 37 years. Mr.

Kol-metz was a retired watchman for the Security Stove company. He was a member of St. Casimer Catholic church, Leavenworth, Kas. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Stella Kolmetz.

and a son, Thomas H. Kolmetz, both of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Lucille V. Enloe, 2438 Glenwood. Independence, and Mrs.

Helen Hainje, 1101 YVest Ninety-third terrace; two brothers, Joseph Kolmetz and Steve Kolmez. both of California; three half brothers. Kolmez, Michael Kolmez and Stanley Kolmetz. all of Va; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services and burial will be held in Leavenworth.

Friends mav call until 2 o'clock today at the Sheil chapel. MRS. EMMA H. MACK Mrs. Emma Hulen Mack.

85, of 1912 YValrond, died yesterday at the home. She was born in Indianapolis and lived 62 years here. Mrs. Mack formerly worked at the old Admiral theater. She was a Catholic.

A foster son, Frank Mack, 3006 North Twelfth, Kansas City, Kansas, survives. MRS. JOAN MAITLAND McCAM-MON Mrs. Joan Maitland McCammon, 81, of 47 East Fifty-second, died yesterday at the home. Mrs.

McCammon was born near Richmond, and lived in Kansas City 10 years before she moved to Dallas, in 1920. She lived there 45 years before she returned here in April. Mrs. McCammon was a retired secretary for a trailer company in Dallas. A son, Bruce McCammon, Dallas, survives.

Services will be held at 5 oclock Friday at the Thurman chapel, Richmond; burial in Sunny Slope cemetery there. DR. D. DOUGLAS SCRIVNER Dr. D.

Douglas Scrivner, 51, Memphis, died there Sunday. He was pastor of the Roanoke Baptist church here from 1949 to 1952. Dr. Scrivner was graduated from YVilliam Jewell college in Liberty, and Central Baptist Theological Seminary, Kansas City, Kansaa. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Ruth Scrivner of the home; a son, David Jjtinetjtfflwie A SERVICE THAT COSTS NO MORE, YET MEANS SO MUCH MORE 'BMW Mum-HWMj 3 SHOCK KILLS A PASTOR THE REV. JAMES E. SANDS IS ELECTROCUTED Accident Occurs as He Is Pumping Water From Flooded Basement The pastor of the Sycamore Hills Baptist chapel in Indepen dence was electrocuted yester day afternoon when he attempted to pump water from the chapel basement with an electrically driven sump pump. The Rev. James E.

Sands, 30 years old, 100 East Linden avenue, Independence, tried to pump three inches of water that lad drained into the basement Monday night during a heavy rain storm. Found at 1:45 The body was found by Arthur R. Coin, 3705 Crane street, Inde-jendence, about 1:45 oclock Goin, whose wife is a member of the chapel, had lent a gaso-line-p pump to the chapel. Goin said Sandss wife, Mrs. Judy Sands, telephoned him about 1 oclock yesterday anc said Sands needed help in starting the gasoline pump.

The chapel is at 15200 East Thirty-ninth street. Goin said he arrived at the church about 45 minutes later. Sandss body was lying face up in the water near the west basement wall, he said. A bare wire connected to the sump pump switch was clutch ed in Sandss hand. The electric motor was still running, he said.

Goin, wearing rubber boots, waded across the basement and unplugged the motor. Goin said he and six members of the chapel had worked late Monday night and early Tuesday morning to pump about 18 inches of water from the basement. Used both Pumps Goin said the men had used oth the electric sump pump Paynes STORE HOURS MON. tkra FBI. UXtotP.li SATURDAYS A.

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m. Tuesday at the cnapel. Services St. James church, 39th Harrison, 9 o'clock Wednesday. Interment Mt.

Olivet cemetery MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR MAIN AT LINWOOD PL 3-6200 BRANSON MRS. EDNA of 5411 Charlotte, passed away July 19, 1965, age 85. Graveside services 3 p. m. Wednesday, Pleasant Hill cemetery, Missouri.

D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 CRANE MRS. GERTRUDE I. aqe 82 of Olathe, passed away July 19, 1965.

Services 2 p. m. Wednesday Frye chapel, Olathe. Interment Olathe cemetery. Family will receive friends 7-9 p.

m. Tuesday at the chapel. W. L. FRYE SON OLATHE, KAS.

CROW Services tor Mrs. Fern F. Crow, of 4431 Troost will be held in the Independence Boulevard Christian church, 606 Gladstone, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Mt. Moriah cemetery.

STINE McCLURE WE 1-7777 CUMMINGS T. age 69, 534 Elm Ottawa, passed away Sunday, July 18, at his home. Was Ottawa postmaster since 1936. Survived by the widow, Betty, of the home; his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Cummings, Ottawa.

Services will be held at the Lamb funeral home Wednesday, July 21, at 2 p. with Interment in Paola cemetery. LAMB FUNERAL HOME OTTAWA. KAS. DAVENPORT MR.

FRAZIER (DOCK), age 74, of 3230 Thompson, passed away July 18th, 1965 in Danville, III. Graveside services at Ft. Leavenworth National cemetery, 1:30 p. m. Thursday.

MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR WOODLAND AT LINWOOD WA 1-7717 DEITER MR. LEWIS age 65, Kearney, Mo. Funeral 9 a. Wednesday, St. James Catholic church.

Liberty. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Rosary 8 p. m. Tuesday our chapel.

Family requests masse in lieu of flowers. PASLEY FUNERAL HOME LIBERTY, MO. STERLING 1-2345 DONAHUE CRLE of 6404 Oak passed away July 19, 1965, aqe 78 yrs. Services 1 p. m.

Wednesday in the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Mt. Moriah cemetery. D. W.

NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 DOUGAN THOMAS ARIA, 67 years, Stanley, passed away July 20, 1965. Services 2 p. m. Thursday Frye Chapet, Olathe. Interment Pleasant Valley cemetery, Stanley, Kas.

Family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p. m. Wednesday at the chapel. S. L.

FRYE A SON OLATHE, KAS. DUGGAN MISS MARY of 5320 Highland, passed a way July 20, 1965. Rosary p. m. Wednesday at the funeral home, WOODLAND AT LINWOOD.

Services 9 a. m. Thursday at Little Flower church, 58th A Euclid, St. Mary's cemetery. MELLODY-McGILLEY EYLAR WOODLAND AT LINWOOD WA 1-7717 DUNCAN LESLIE H.

63, of St. Pelers-burq. passed away July 20th. D. W.

NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0094 FITZGERALD, JOHN age 65, Of 6401 Kentucky Raytown, Mo, passed away July 19. Funeral services In the chapgl, LINWOOD AT WOODLAND, 10 a. m. Wednesday. Interment Calvary CmMELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR WOODLAND AT LINWOOD WA 1-7717 DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES FORD MOSHER SHIRLEY, 11204 20th, passed away July 18th, 1965.

Age 71 years. Services 2 p. Wednesday in the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery. D.

W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 FREDERICK9EN MR. WALTER of 1049 Sandusky, Kansas City. Kansas, passed away July 20, 1965. age 64 years.

Service 11 a. m. Friday at Grace 8, Holy Trinity Cathedral, 13th Street Broadway. Cremation. Friends may call at Newcomb's parlors after 6 p.

Thursday. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS METCALF AT 82ND OVERLAND PARK, KAS. Nl 8-6221 GHEAN EVERETT 2201 Swope Parkway, passed a way July 19, 1965, age 59.

Services 2 p. m. Thursday in the Chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Summit Heights cemetery. D.

W. NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 1-0024 GITZ MRS. EMMA 917 W. 17th died July 18, 1965. Funeral from the Waqner Chapel, Wed.

July 21, 8:30 a. m. Service at the Cathedral of The Immaculate Conception, 11th Broadway. 9 o'clock. Interment Calvary cemetery.

Rosary 8 p. m. Tues. WAGNER FUNERAL HOME PL 3-4559 HAREN MRS. CHARLES of 2103 Washington blvd.

Services 4 p. m. Wednesday in the chapel on 18th at Washington where friends may call after 5 p. m. Tuesday; cremation; tamily suggest memorials to St.

Paul's Episcopal church. R. A. FULTON FUNERAL HOME DR 1-5555 HEMENWAY MR. RAYMOND of 5509 North Bennington, services 2:30 m.

Wednesday in the ANTIOCH CHAPEL. Interment White chapel Gardens. MELLODY-McGILLEY EYLAR ANTIOCH CHAPEL 3325 VIVION RUT GL 3-7700 HENLEY JAMES MICHAEL, aqe 10, of Holden, passed away July 20th Rosary 8 P. m. Wednesday at our chapel.

Funeral 10 a. m. Thursday St. Patrick Catholic church, Holden, Mo. CANADAY AND ROPP HOLDEN, MO.

KISTLER MRS. AMY age 71, of 1071 East Linwood, passed away July 19, 1965. Services 1:30 p. m. Thursday In the chapel, 7406 Wornall rd.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Family will receive friends 7-9 p. m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society.

BLACKMAN-WORNALL JA 3-7400 KOLMETZ JOHN age 78, of 1906 Ewing, passed away July 19, 1965. Rosary 8 p. m. Wednesday at Sumpter Funeral home, Leavenworth, Kas Services 10 a.m. Thursday.

St. Casimer Catholic church. Interment Mt. Calvary cemetery. SHEIL FUNERAL HOME CH 1-6665 KROENKE MRS.

TRACY ape 61, of Route 2, Windsor, passed away July 19. Among survivors are her husband, John, of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Elaine Buckley, 7015 N. 66th I err Kansas City, Kansas; a son, Elroy Kroenke, 8618 E. 84th Raytown; one orandchild, 4 sisters 8, 4 brothers.

Fu neral services 2 p. m. July 21, at Zion Lutheran church, Lincoln, Mo. Interment Cole Camp Memorial cemetery. Cole Camp, Mo.

FRED DAVIS 8. SON Lincoln, Mo. Phone 547-3327 LAMAR, MR. ROBERT LEE, age 47, of 5236 England, Merrlam. Services Wednesday, 10 a Amos Chapel, Shawnee.

Graveside services, 2 p. Shawnee Mound, Cemetery. Friends may call at th chapel Tuesday, 7-9 p. m. THE AMOS FAMILY 10901 JOHNSON DR.

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