The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 29

1 4r THE KANSAS CITY TIMES SATURDAY JUKE 17 1961 29 White House Policy on FIRE TRUCK BUS COLLIDE News Explained Five Are Injured in Crash in Deaths GOLDFINELINK PROBE IS SEEN BURDETTE HEX STOPS A Milwaukee Wins 2-1 as Veteran Right-Hander Takes Ninth Straight in Coliseum Dodgers Drop Out of First LEW SWINGS BAT TOO Detroit Drops Two Half of Braves' Runs Come on Financial Net Worth of Sherman Adams Is Issue Friends may call after 6 Saturday at the chapeu DAVID NICHOLAS David Lincoln Nicholas 87 died yesterday at the home 706 East Thirty-ninth terrace North He was born in Howell County Missouri and lived here six years Mr Nicholas was a retired carpenter and a member of the Church of Christ of West Plains Mo Surviving are his wife Mrs Gainie Nicholas three daughters Mrs Kay Cobb of the home Mrs Walter Wallace Caraway Ark and Mrs Dave Ward Sturkie Ark two sisters Mrs Minnie Cole Midland Tex and Mrs Annie Kilgore Bakersfield Calif and two brothers Chock Nicholas and Alton Nicholas both of Muskogee Okla HIERARCHY WILL MEET Dar es Salaam Tanganyika June 16JAP1 Sixty-four Roman Catholic archbishops and bishops of Africa and the Middle East will meet here July 17 with Laurian Cardinal Rugambwa presiding to decide on common policies DEATHS OVER MISSOURI Canton Funeral services for Mrs Mary Melton Hall 33 who died yesterday will be at 10:30 Saturday daylight savings time at the Baptist church here The Rev Glenn A Irons will officiate Burial will be at 3 in Walnut Grove cemetery Boone-ville Mrs Hall was the wife of Harry Hall superintendent of the Canton schools and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elston Melton publishers of the Cooper County Record of Boonville Downtown St Joseph St Joseph June 16APi A Kansas Citv-bound Greyhound bus struck a fire department truck at a downtown intersection late today injuring two firemen and three bus passengers Police identified the injured as Jimmy Sawyer 7 Highland Kas fractured right arm: Leona Stout 82 El Paso Texas shoulder injury Mrs Eva Force 87 Sac City la hip injury Roy Wolf fireman 26 scratches and bruises and John Salsbury fireman 32 back injury Wagoner Okla June 16 (AP It is White House policy to make available all information possible without injuring legitimate national security President Kennedy's press secretary told Oklahoma newspaper editors today by national security I don't mean matters that would embarrass the administration or cover said Pierre Salinger The President wanted this type of policy followed Salinger said adding that uninformed public is OTHERS ARE INVOLVED Inquiries Reported on About a Dozen Other Political Figures Pitcher's Homer Koufax Victory Streak Ends In Cage Fix JTJETROIT June 16JAP) A University of Detroit MRS BESSIE ALLEN Mrs Bessie Allen 4310 East Ninth died yesterday at the home Mrs Allen was born in Sugar Creek and lived in the Kansas City area all her life Surviving are a son Richard Allen 5211 East Thirty-ninth terrace a daughter Miss Jessie Allen Portland Ore: a sister Mrs Rosa Call 11404 Simpson Independence a brother Perry Smith Neodesha Kas a granddaughter and a great-granddaughter Services at 4 Monday at the Carson chapel burial in Mount Washington cemetery MRS WILLIAM CHANEY SR Mrs Stella Rachel 'Rae1 Chaney of 2716 East Eighty-first died yesterday at Lakeside hospital of can cer She was born in Yandalia Mo and lived here 12 years She had been employed at the Bendix company since 1951 She was a member of the Vandalia Presbyterian church and local No 314 of the International Association of Los Angeles June 16APi Rjght-hanaer Lew Burdette spokesman said today scf rd his ninth Mraight Coli- -Charles North and John Mor-seum victory and produced varsity basketball Minneapolis June 16 (API The Minneapolis Tribune said tonight it has learned that the Kennedy administration is in- MISS EMMA SCHNEIDER Miss Emma Schneider of 2408 Minnesota Kansas City Kansas died yesterday at a nursing home at 1900 Linwood She was horn in Shawnee County Kansas and lived 27 years in the Welborn area in Wyandotte County before moving to Kansas City Kansas about two years ago Miss Schneider retired about 10 years ago after 24 years MAIL If you prefer you may -re your Want Ad just a you desirp appear and mail it to Tlie Kansas Citv Star Kansas Citv Mo gan players have been dismissed from school because of their admitted contacts with individuals involved in the nationwide basketball vestigating the financial net worth of Sherman Adams top the worst we could have as a fitter at She waslaide to former President Ei- Stanley Fisher Omaha driver of the bus said he neither saw nor heard the fire truck in time to stop for it The bus plowed broadside into' the truck the truck plunging into a used car sales lot Fish-' er was charged with failing to yield the right of way to an first run with a homer tonight as the Braves defeated the Dodgers 2-1 The loss was the seventh for the Dodgers in 10 games with Milwaukee this season and it knocked them out of the National league lead The Braves had lost three in a row and 11 of their last 16 games The Mansfield Movie 8MM Editor Reg $2495 is sold for 1995 at Gateway Sporting Goods Co and not 995 as advertised in Friday Star 5-year term on condition that Goldfine the Tribune said List Is Given Mollenhoff recalled a a member of the First Presby-I terian church and the chapter of the Order of thei Clark Mollenhoff in a copy-Eastern Star Surviving are a sis-l ter Miss Louise Schneider of the righted Story for the Tribune home and a brother William land the Des Moines Register i ir Machinists Surviving are her hus- A statement by the Very band William James Chaney sr Rev Laurence Britt Jjof the home a son William James Chaney jr 9131 Askew a sister president of the niversity of jrs jrdna Wilson 407 North Detroit said is the under- Lawndale and her father Lewis Burdette who lost at Standing of universit-v offlcals StnSt tterantonhaStwS burdette who basn lost at that both payers appeared 4 today and 7 Sun and Tribune said reliable emergency vehicle earlier Miss Mildred Paper-1 Washington sources revealed man 43 Goldfine also Schneider Stull Kas MRS MINNIE STUTZER Mrs Minnie Stutzer 80 of 9122 Shope Independence died yesterday of a stroke at St Joseph hospital She was born in Wells-ville Mo and lived here 75 years Surviving is a sister Mrs Martha Sue Thomson 1239 Ewing Services bue inomson ijjh Ewing services day Services at 2 Monday at the Vandalia Presbyterian church burial in the Vandalia cemetery that similar inquiries have begun into finances of about a dozen other high political figures who had deal- had given the Justice department a list of some 30 persons many high-ranking Democrats as well as Republicans who she said were supposed to have received the missing nctc utu RDrncirH UnMUno at 10 Monday at the New- wlth Bernard Goldfine Term In Prison comer chapel Brush Creek and the Paseo burial in Mount Washington cemetery the Coliseum since the voluntarily before the New time he pitched here 19o8 York grand jurv at the re allowed only five hits quest of the district attorney Left-hander Sandy Koufax and agreed to co-operate fully ho had won six in a row for ag wltnesses Further details tne Dodgers went 6 a innings are a matter of grand jury and took the loss his third record and must await an-straight against nine victories n0uncement by proper author-Charlie Neal accounted for ities Ih nly Us Angeles run with: 0 regulars his on the Titan team which went fifth of the season th xr Burdette hit his homer off Koufax in the fifth He has hit North- have bee" a senior this fall was second highest scorer Morgan played one season for the Titans after only 10 home runs in his Na tional league career and six of Goldfine 70 Boston cur- money rently is serving a prison term the story con-for income tax evasion The tinued Paperman could story said Goldfine reportedly state only that certain checks had tried to bargain with the had been drawn and certain HAPPY MY FOLKS BOUGHT A Tim 1961 DODGE AND SAVED HUNDREDS OF OVER A SO-CALLED LOW PRICE 3 THEY SURE GOT A LOT OF CAR FUNERAL SERVICES William Gillmor 54 of 11714 Markhajji Independence at 1:30 Monday at the Carson tonemery1 TnheMfamilyV'wfn1re-pePartment of Justice to avoid! large sums in cash taken by ceive friends from 7 to 9 the sentence He also was Goldfine with the explanation Sunday at the chapel fined $110000 that it was to go to these poli- Mollenhoff wrote that Gold- tieal figures In most cases them have been against the Dodgers all in the Coliseum William Kessler 60 of 617 East Twenty-ninth at 2 today at the Newcomer chapel fine reportedly faces another she was unahle to state wheth- Brush Creek and the Paseo buria! 5-vear term if he refuses to er Goldfine actually had dein Green Lawn cemetery I cooperate with Robert Kenne- ltvered the money Delbert Stanturf 68 of 4726 dv attorney genera in dis- Hasemann Kansas City Kansas at! transferring from a junior college Rumors circulated around THEY BOUGHT WHERE THEY REALLY NEED USED CARS 3 0 0 Detroit about a month ago i that the university had been J5 involved 2 scandals was a game with Canisius in 0 0 0 which the Titans blew asm o'clock Monday at the Butler closing what became of some sought to give evidence linking cemetery bunal in MaPle Hl11 $600000 that was siphoned out Adams to some of these pay- Kathy MaeStrassle 4-month-old of his textile emPire- ments but had refused infor- daughter of Mr and Mrs John Judge George mation on others named the Strassle 4705 Elmwood at 2:30 Sweeney has ordered Goldfine Tirbune said clock today at the graveside in Calvary cemetery Friends maytO tell the government what 4 oclock today deadline for call until 1:30 clock today at the happened to the missing cash Sunday Star Want Ads Place vour Newcomer chapel Brush Creek ads early Dial BA 1-5500 Easy' and the Paseo and has suspended an added Fasti-Adv SHERMAN MOTORS 7320 TROOST EM 3-2070 large XILWACKKH AH Cimotirf I 1 Wills I Davie rf Mathew 3b 4 2 DavKrf Aaron ef ton Hoonlf Adcock lh 3 0 1 Ko-choror Thnmaslf 1 1 HodgeslH Torre 3 Spencer 3 M'MillaBAs 4 0 1 Veal 2 Burdette 4 11 Koufax I Sherry 1 aHoward Farrell Total 34 2 A Total a Lined out for I- Sherry In MILWAUKEE 000 010 101 LOS ANGELES OOO 000 21-7 DP Spnoer-Npal-Hodgev Ieft FELD MAINTAINS LEAD Milwaukee 10 Io 5 HR Burdette Neal Roe horn RBI Adcock Burdette Neal IP ER BB SO Burdette 5-5) 0 5 1115 Koufax (L 9-3) 0 8 2 2 4 8 Sherry Farrell 2 0 0 0 0 1 Wp Koufax I sijrlol Steiner f)tooli Sccory en- ton 2:52 32860 a is i 8 iea( an(j won by a narrow 3 margin Country Club Splits Milgram Wins TOE STANDINGS Double-Header MRS PAULINE COWLES Mrs Pauline Cowles 69 of 1100 West Forty-eighth died of a heart attack Thursday at the home She was born in Kentucky and lived here 41 years She was a member of the Unitarian church La Causerie Francaise and the Leisure Arts group Surviving is a brother Donald Roach Chicago WILLIAM GREER William Oliver Greer 84 of Liberty died yesterday at the home A retired farmer Mr Greer had Jived in Clay County 82 years He was a member of the Providence Baptist church near Liberty Surviving are his wife Mrs Sena Greer of the home two sons Greer and Greer and a sister Mrs Allie Hudle meyer all of Liberty seven grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren Services at 2 Sunday at the Providence church burial in the church cemetery BARTON HOFFMAN Barton Sherman Hoffman 86 of 1848 Quindaro Kansas City Kan sas died yesterday at St hospital He was born in Harrisburg Pa and moved to Kansas City Kansas 84 years ago He retired in 1945 He was a carpenter for the federal government many years Surviving are seven sons Frank Hoffman 1508 Yecker Kirk Hoffman Brooklyn John Hoffman and Charles Hoffman of the home Leroy Hoffman Gales Ferry Conn Ralph Hoffman 1640 Woodland Kansas City Kansas and Ernest Hoffman Pasadena Calif four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren WILLIAM JOHNSON William Johnson 61 of Odessa Mo died yesterday at Research hospital Mr Johnson was a grocer He was a member of the First Christian church of Odessa and served on the board of elders He was also alderman on the city council 12 years Surviving are his wife Mrs Nell Johnson of the home: a son Robert William Johnson Odessa: two sisters Miss Vera Johnson and Miss Opal Johnson both of Odessa: five brothers Johnson jr Japan: Clifton Johnson 10517 East Thirty-fifth Independence Curtis Johnson Fayetteville Eugene Johnson Pontiac Mich and Pair Johnson Baltimore and two grandchildren MRS MYRTLE JONES Mrs Myrtle Ella Jones 76 of Edgerton in Platte County died! yesterday at the Missouri Meth odist hospital in St Joseph She was a lifelong resident of Edger-j ton and a member of the Edgerton Christian church Surviving are a daughter Mrs Lorraine Thompson Dearborn in Platte County a son Elbert Leon Jones Santa Rosa Calif a sister Mrs Katherine Freeman Santa Rosa and four grandchildren Services at 2:30 Sunday at the Edgerton Christian church: burial in Ridgley cemetery Edgerton HANS LASSEN Hans Lassen 75 of 1210 West One Hundred Third died of a heart attack Thursday at his home He was a retired dairy owner Mr Lassen was born in Denmark and had lived here since 1913 He was a member of the! Lutheran church Surviving are wo brothers Clous Lassen and I Knud Lassen both in Denmark Services at 3 o'clock Monday at i the Weilert South Side chapel burial in Mount Moriah cemetery Feld split a double-header with Country Club last night Max's Son Haro'd Turns Pro at O'Hara to retain the Ban for $75000 Johnson league lead by a half St PetersburgTFla June 16 8ame over second-place Mil- CAP) Harold Lanier the 19- gram- Country Club won the vear-old son of Max Lanier Sarne- major leaguer was JerrY Brown Feld first signed to a contract with the Kansas City's Only Downtown Chrysler-lmperial Dealer GRAND OPENING this week-end Kansas City's Oldest Chrysler-Plymouth location (formerly Allied Motors) now open under NEW ownership Drop in today and get acquainted that landed on Swope park- San Francisco Giants today at a bonus reported to be about a $75 OOO 6-o vlctory in the second Brown slammed a Lamer signed the contract in the first inning of after returning from Avon contest park where he pitched a pair Ted Lusher right of 2-hit games for his Boca handerf hurled a 2-hitter in a Ciega high school team His 3 2 victory over Katz at Grand-school lost out tn Jacksonville vjew Milgram scored the Lee 2-1 in the fmal game winning jun in the sixth when Lanier will be assigned to PalcTTet reached first on Quincy of the Class Mid- an error andlater scored on West league an error at tim'd base Dodgers Pay SI 00000 Los Angeles June 16 (AP) KENNY LANE WINS San Antonio Tex June 16 (AP) Kenny Lane the world's seventh ranked lightweight from Muskegon Mich signed tonight by the Los An- beat Ray Portilla of Houston geles Dodgers for a bonus re- on a technical knockout in ported to be about $100000 the sixth round last night Steers May Acquire More NBA Players IMPERIAL America most carefully built car listen for the bell downtown announcing that another shopper found his best deai at Bill Neale WESTINGHOUSE FOOD WASTE DISPOSAL took on the pro look yesterday with the arrival of Win Wilfong and Larry Staverman and Coach Jack McMahon indicated more veterans from the National Basketball association may be forthcoming got a couple of guys in McMahon said after another day of scrimmage sessions course I can't say THE took on the pro look voctorHav with tho ar- Reg S5950 WHILE THEY LAST By Fritz Kreisler Icut a vmhr nt Th star sinff) I With yesterday's subtrac- Kansas City Steers Gons and additions the squad now numbers 28 including: Dick Kepley of North Carolina and Bob McDonald of i Maryland who still have not reported It was learned last: night that the 6-foot-7 McDonald has been working out in a similar try-out camp for the St Louis Hawks The Hawks'! camp was scheduled to wind up last night Surviving yesterday's cut were Wilfong Staverman who because I not sure of BrjdgeSi Keplev McDonaldJ them Goodall Charlie Henke Larry Wilfong and the 6-foot- Comley Ron English Larry! Staierman who signed con- John Hickman Don tracts with Kansas City Woodworth Jim Fralev Clvde American Basketball league Rhoden Gene wilfong Dick team yesterday played with Hickox Nick Mantis Sid Daw-j the Cincinnati Royals last sea SQn Bryce Vann A1 Tate son Wilfong a former Mis Maurice King Dave Terre i souri and Memphis State star Marvin Hiils Gene Applewieki is a 4-year veteran of the George Pruitt Arthur Smith! A while Staverman who Gaies and Charles Tav played at Villa Madonna in or Kentucky has been a pro two Comley who helped Kansas years State to the Big Eight title) Also taking part in his first asj season watched vester-pro workout yesterday 8nd day practice from the side-impressing McMahon was Bill lines He suffered a Charley-Bridnes former Kan-as ni- horse in his right leg in Thurs- PUDVCI ED featuring the NEWPORT UnltlOLLlt a full-size Chrysler in a new lower price range BUDGET TERMS Pay Only SI 25 A Week GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 15th MAIN 300 MAIN INDEP MO ANTIOCH NORTH MO) 1515 SWIFT NORTH 4250 JOHNSON DR MISSION "for the best deal" We want tn show you around our showroom and shop We want to introduce you to our staff of factory-trained mechanics But most of all we like to demonstrate all that's new about the new Impenal and Chrysler Whether after the best buy in new cars or the best service for the car you're driving now in business to see that you get it Stop in during our Grand Opening and say: see Would you like to own profitable Western Auto Associate Store? For additional information confacf Mr Larson WA 1-9717 day's first scrimmage and probably work out again until next week FREE (date) THIS CERTIFICATE PRESENTED ON TO i Bill Neale DOWNTOWN CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Baltimore at 16th Street 1 tv 5 i versity rebounding ace The husky 6-foot-6 Bridges appeared to be in good shape and took up where he left off last March in dominating the rugged battle under the boards Another first-time perform- er yesterday was Bob Goodall! who played at Tulsa two years ago McMahon who made the first cut yesterday said he! was pleased with the progress of the squad although he told the players they were throwing the ball away too much Now I can introduce some of I the plays I have in mind and work with the players a lit-jj tie' McMahon said after the i 9 i good for period of one year from written obove for one hundred dollars' worth of service on Imperial or Crysler whose engine number is This certificate may also be used for hundred dollars worth of FREF accessories but not for both service and accessories Signed DOWNTOWN CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH INC (To assure yourself that this is not a gimrnck otter do not present coupon until you hove already found your During our Grand Opening anyone who purchases a new Imperial or Chrysler will receive gift certificate good for 1 year for $10000 worth of Free service Or if you prefer you may use the Gift Certificate to buy SI 0000 worth of CAR BUYERS: Save money by paying less "difference" Broadway Motors is after new car sales and is willing to jell for less to get them' Broadway i Motors also needs used cars and is giving extra high trade-in allowances This assures ou of the best trade in town See how the difference' will save you money BROADWAY MOTORSFORD 34TH AND BROADWAY.