The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 3

THE KANSAS CITY TIMES THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30 1961 LOSS OF DUVAL HIT BY DOCTORS Stare Hours Today lltOO to 8i)0 Psychiatrists and Neurologists Deplore Role of Gov John Dalton POLITICAL MOTIVE SEEN Mental-Health Director Not Criticized on Professional Grounds Group Says SEWER BIDS IRE APPROVED ndapandenc Council K's Offers by Quickway Company A CLOSED MEETING ession Called for City Engineer to Answer Builders' Criticism The Independence city coun-il held a closed meeting last ight in the office at the city hall Dr Arch Campbell mayor pro tern had announced that the session would be held to hear from Ray Lawrence city engineer Chance to Reply He was to be given an opportunity to reply to charges made by Independence builders and contractors who criticized him two weeks ago at a closed council meeting That meeting was tape recorded No microphones were apparent last night it was reported We are going to have another meeting in two weeks to hear from Campbell said last night less said the better I Campbell said the council approved bids for two sewer projects He said he could not remember the name of the successful bidders Fern Dotv citv clerk Good Government not present to take minutes gue Southern said South- ern said all votes were unam mous property owner who had not granted the city an easement for the line had been awarded $1 damages by the circuit court Lawrence said he told the council work could be started on the line in a month Heard the Tape Lawrence said Campbell called him into his office yesterday morning and allowed him to hear the tape recording of the meeting in which the builders had criticized him Lawrence said he asked the council for more time to answer the charges just told them I prepared to give them a Lawrence said I been able to write as fast as the tape recorder They agreed to transscribe it and give me a copy took a vote that they would have another meeting December He said the councilmen decided they probably were unable to do anything about complaints about a sewer lagoon being built between Shrank road and 71 bypass just east of the bypass The three councilmen absent last night were Lawrence (Pat) Moran Democrat Alan Slayton and John Want To Bo Sure SrheTI Love Her Christmas? Give Her Pringle Dyed-to-Match choose cashmere or the lush new fur blends sketched at right for a to gift Flannel In a strongly worded resolution last night psychiatrists nd neurologists from Jack-son County and all of Western Missouri deplored the action of the governor and the state Mental Health commission in the resignation of Dr Addison DR MILTON SINGLETON Duval Dr Duval resigned as direc PRESIDENT-ELECT OF ST tor of the Missouri Division LUKE'S STAFF WAS 70 of Mental Health and Diseases on November 14 charging obstetrician and Gynecologist that he did so under pressure Djes on Hunting Trip In a meeting at the Neuro-j Near Paola Kas logical hospital the section of psychiatry and neurology ofj Dr Milton singleton 70 the Jackson County Medical! obstetrician and gynecolo-ociety and the Western Mis- souri district branch of the'Pst pracUcedmemcrne American Psychiatric associa- tion said the action! or years against Duval was political dav while skirts slim 2505 or pleated 1005 sizes 8-16 with trim cardigan 1705 or pullover 1505 sizes 36-40 Matching cashmeres at 5505 All hunting with reduction of this im-health function to ieau iuuu Wk portant -i a son Charles petty politics is deplorable Sinclcton a resolution adolpted Jpmtly near Paola in pebble beige paradise blue azclea pink or absinthe green Exclusive ith Us Sport Shop Downtown and Plaza WMSmBMmMmmmmmmvmmsMmmmrnmi'immniMm by the two groups said in part The resolution: We express great concern over the recent action of the governor and the Mental Health commission resulting in the recent resignation of Dr Addison Duval from his position as director of the division of mental diseases for the state of Mis-ouri The lack of any criticism of Dr Duval on professional grounds confirms the apparent political nature of the action and the reduction of this important health function to petty politics is deplor- bThe commission is urged to be ate of Westport high school tee said that nine of the 12 aware that it is not subservient land of Tulane university New'councilmen were present HeJives at menthe governor for lts g' Orleans He was a former as-1 said the successful bidder on boulevard Dr Edward BaumhardtJsi5311 professor of obstretics both projects was the Quick-president of the section of the' and gynecology at the Uni- way Heavy Construction com-Jackson County group and Dr verity of Kansas pany Hayden Trowbridge president! He was a member of Ph STATE James James a Democrat of the representative district Robertson Kansas Robertson the The bids had been received was appointed Deta social One hour free parking with purchase when you Park Shop Downtown POST IS SOUGHT Robertson Files for Representative (Jim) Robertson and former chairman Missouri Tax commission has filed for state from the Sixth 69 years old 350 East Armour He is a native of City affiliated with Pendergast organization to the tax com of the Western Missouri fraternity Monday night at the regular! mission by Gov Phil Don- ranization signed the of A1Pha Omega Alpha meeting and had been referred! nelly in 1954 and serveduntil Ihnnnrarv med eal fratemitv to the sewer committee the1 last March For 11 years Rob- city engineer and the legal de-jertson was director of rent sn ui honorary med cal fraternity lon 1 1 was a member of the Kan- tended the meeting sas City Country club the New Director Urged University and Mercury clubs partment for study and recommendation to the council Southern said the Quickway control in Kansas City Before that he worked for the Home Owners Loan corporation a federal agency now out of Koaulifi! Basic ERress in Slicfr Wool 2505 Fully lined sheer wool basic dress comfortable easy to wear flattering in beige hyacinth blue navy or black Sizes 8 to 20 Urban Shop -Downtown on $ie Plaza and Columbia Dr Singleton was a mem-j Representatives of the Jackson County bid or project soulhcast dozen area organizations Medical society Americanj0f ivolancl road and Thirty-1 business which worked for the passage Medical association American i fifth street was $40 414 24 As a ffderal employee Rob-j 1 4 was assigned to ap- of Missouri's mental-health College of Surgeons Ameri ertson was assigned to legislation met last night anrbean College of Obstetricians urged that immediate action and Gynecologists American 4( praise property in Missouri We actually saved the city Arkansas Louisiana Southern said ducky Mississippi and Ten- The project was bid origi- nessee nally September 25 with Quickway the low bidder The HOSPITAL GIVEN $25000 company later withdrew the bid over controversies with Foundaton Makes Gift be taken to obtain a highly qualified full-time state director of mental diseases The director would replace Dr Addison Duval who resigned November 14 The meeting at the Menorah Medical Center was called by the Kansas Citv Association for Mental Health About 50 persons attended and international societies for the study of fertility and sterility and the Kansas City Southwest Clinical society With Four Hospitals He was a member of the staffs of St St Queen of the World hospitals and was a consultant at the General hospital Dr Singleton was a past to Baptist Memorial The Baptist Memorial hospital received a gift of $25000 yesterday from the Kresge Foundation of Detroit bid of $2677 for The money will be used In sewer district 311 south of I completing four unfinished Truman road near Hawthorne! floors at the hospital said Commerce here I avenue aIso was approved last Arthur Land president of the last summer from the first board of trustees Fnternational Congress of Ex- council authorized the A check for the amount was foliative Cytology at Vienna city enSineer to advertise for Presented for the foundation) He was a captain in World! thds for construction of anby Russell Sichcr manager War I 8-inch sewer line 150 feet west! of the Kresge store at Twelfth irrril president of the Planned Par FOUR HURT IN V'REGK enthood association and a past director of the Chamber of Rail on Machine Hits Guard Key Lane Four persons were injured late last night when a car apparently went out of control and struck a guard rail on Key lane near Douglas of Crysler street betweeniand Main streets Sieber said) garetjE single to'n of The home 'a Thirty -fifth and Thirty-ninth the foundation gave $25000! to the hospital several years Lawrence said he had been ago informed by a City Counselor vou Wfln repair worlc don- around yesterday afternoon that streets' Southcrn said Lauderdale Fla three sons Dr R-J Milton Singleton III of the home Charles Singleton II a student at Washington university St Louis i the house? Find reliable workers through i the Want Ads Bon-Trimmod in llolifL'iv Saliu 595 Just the right sparkle for wear through the holidays flattering pillbox silhouette in black coffee beige navy sapphire or black satin Hat Bar 4th Floor and on the Plaza DOWNTOWN PARK SHOP WITH MINIMUM PURCHASE venue in Wyandotte County A sheriff deputy Grover Patton and bystanders freed one oi the injured from a cramped position in the front (and Crichton Singleton studying of the ear as thp engine Kn laffliitPCture at Stuttgart Ger-or me car as me engine oe many a brother Charles gan smoking The Turner fire Singleton 705 West Fiftieth and department was called buttwo grandsons thoro was nn firp I A memorial service will be held mere was no lire at 4 Friday at the Second The person freed was Presbyterian church 318 East Terry Owens 13 of 2101 Key lane He suffered possible in- The family suggests contribu PARK FREE GARAGES ROBINSONS tions to the Milton Singleton He was in ternal PICTURE FRAMING Sahaduik 1120 Grand Atu Mo rhotifi VI 2-1744 injuries fund at hos- poor condition last night atjpital and to the Second Presby-the University of Kansas Medi- terian church cal Center Also treated at the hospital were Charles Keylon 21 of 685 South Fifty-fourth street the driver and Ivan Oldham 15 of 5138 Oak Grove road Another passenger in the car Leonard Hester of 5130 was knocked down by a dump truck yesterday on the east- BROWN WITH BLACK This Years Smartest Most Popular Color Combination! ern end of the Intercity Crest drive later soiJght Vjacjuct James Graves 65 who told medical treatment large! roller ion of fine cniha and earthen mare if in our Cliina allery 1114 Grand BA 1-6055 TRAIN HITS CAR 2 HURT (police he had no permanent address suffered fractures of Man and Wife Suffer Cuts at jthe left leg and hip He was 29th and Genesee admitted to the General hos- A railroad locomotive struck P3'-a motor car last night near! Graves said he had gone to Twenty-ninth and Genesee! construction project hop Mink trim SPECIAL Take Your Choice Black Calf with Meadow Brown Trim or Meadow Brown Calf with Black Trim COATS SUITS or DRESSES 'UltM CLEANED 499 ing to find a job The truck driver Roy Hawkins 33 of 6914 West Eighty-second street Overland Park told police he was backing and did not see the (pedestrian streets A man and his wife in the car suffered cuts Bennie Bice 36 years old and Mrs Bernice Bice 29 of 1152 Booth street Kansas City Kansas were treated at the General hospital WtOvtB At All Savan 5 tor a coat values exceptionale! fine wool Milium lined for warmth without weight black with black dyed mink nude or sable with autujmn haze mink custom sizes 4 to 12 Mflnci HOUR 3 SERVICE The train owned by the Frisco railway left the Union! Station at 11:15 o'clock It was Defendant Accused of traveling about 15 miles an fllary and Theft Lour when it hit the car po-i j0hn Sherman Miles 24 lice said (years old posted bonds total- The train was delayed more ing $8000 yesterday on two than an hour grand jury indictments charg- The car was northbound on ing him with second-degree EMBA Trademark This product has no connection whatever xcith tJie Sational American Red Croa (including Saturdays) SHIRTS 'BACHELOR BUNDLES FAMILY BUNDLES fesauiREj 3234 TROOST 3121 SWOPE PARKWAY STORK OPEN 4 A TO 9 Genesee There is a signal at the Crossing with flashing lights nd a bell SHOP T0NITE DOWNTOWN PLAZA PRAIRIE VILLAGE TOPEKA burglary and theft The cases are set for December 8 Miles is alleged to have beaten an Independence police sergeant last spring The case led to a reorgani- StWBLeTi500-Adveach diy'jzation of the department DOWNTOWN open till 830 ON THE PLAZA open till 8i 30 AT THE LANDING open till 9 Mall Oritrt add IS Poitaq plus 5 to fa Toa Prairia Village Antioch Raytown Topeka 1016 Main 550 Minnesota Plata IT PAYS TO READ AND CSE SEN DAI 6TAK WANT ADS.