The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 28

28 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES SATURDAY MAY 7 1960 HE Lawyers Lampoon Docking in Skit FOUND DEAD AT HOME Johnson County Man Had Re cently Suffered Heart Attack Frank Houston Clements 70 a retired laborer was found dead yesterday in his home on the Stilwell-State Line road about three miles east of Stilwell in Johnson County Dr John Johnson coroner said death was due to natural causes The body was discovered by a neighbor Ray Witherspoon who forced open a door after he was unable to rouse his neighbor Mr Clements rented his home from Witherspoon Investigators said they had learned Mr Clements had been treated recently after a heart seizure Dr Johnson said it was believed that there are no immediate survivors The body was taken to the Julien Flaming chapel in Olathe the troubles of Keith Martin with his law practice the bar show was veered back by its authors to the governor With the governor in the climax was Dr Clarke Wescoe a part taken by James Ly-saught He was holding forth at the University of Kansas Medical center Viewing the prospect of the governor as a patient the dean had a ditty to the tune the Knife which only hinted at the eventual fate A surprise ending was provided by the governor in person At the climax with Dr Wescoe ready to operate the patient was wheeled in covered with a sheet The patient surprising much of the cast even threw off the sheet and stepped from the cart It was the real Governor Docking Smiling but without a word he strode off the stage Fresh Civil War Data Likely in Attic St Louis May 6(AP) A history editor said today the Civil war probably ranks second only to religion as the most written-about subject in America but scoffed at the idea the subject has been exhausted James I Robertson jr editor of the University of Civil war history magazine called for a national house cleaning of attics and other possible storage places for more source material Robertson speaking at the third national assembly of the Civil War Centennial commission urged all persons having Civil war diaries letters and illustrations to bring them out in the open the last decade publications based on new findings have shown conclusively that assumptions and beliefs of long standing not only can be challenged with validity but oftentimes can be refuted with he said exchange of verses to this tune the governor had these lines: not Athens on the Kaw Takes no I 5 to snout rah-rah I was banned from campus society not wonderful to me The attorney general Anderson as played by Frank Menghini could not voice an opinion without the governor responding: time you start think- (Continued FYom First Page) ing you start getting under my And of course he sang a parody on this song to Anderson: pal Hall get you In My brain Joe McDowell said to me grab a big fat fee Get Anderson out of the Fairfax case And leave it to me getting under my came down Anderson responded try to make a deal I think many Republicans are going to go along with me so I thought we might co-operate and push you upstairs George and I could get some Democrats on my Avoid Competition George Hart state treasurer held a prominent part in the Bar association in convention in Kansas City Kansas saw their governor harpooned and many state figures lampooned last night in a skit presented by the Wyandotte County lawyers The auditorium of Wyandotte high school was crowded to the rafters for the burlesque which was kind to no man and especially hard on candidates Many of those derided were in the audience including Gov George Docking Son in Act Though Governor Docking was portrayed with less charity than any of the figures paraded across the stage his son (Dick) Docking judge pro tern of the Wyandotte County Probate court was a star in the zany affair Ironically he took the part of Chancellor Franklin Murphy The opening scene was in Puerto Rico the site of the conference and from whence Governor Docking at one time had attempted to talk John Anderson attorney general out of the Fairfax annexation case In this exotic situation the governor as portrayed by Edward JAMES BENTLEY He Was Member of Missouri Legislature in 1930s James Forrest Bentley 81 Huntsville Mo a former representative in the Missouri Legislature died yesterday at Trinity Lutheran hospital He had made his home at 3050 Harrison street the past six weeks Mr Bentley a graduate of the University of Missouri was principal of Huntsville high school from 1902 to 1906 and superintendent at the school from 1906 to 1910 He served as superintendent of the high school at Salisbury Mo for the next two years He then taught in Albuquerque and on Indian reservations at Santa Fe and Taos Mr Bentley served in the Legislature from 1934 until 1938 serving on health banking and highway committees Following his two terms he retired to a farm adjoining one his grandfather Zachary Taylor Bentley settled in the early 1800's Surviving are his wife Mrs Rata Bentley MOberly Mo: three sons Rov Bentley 1231 West Sixty-first terrace Ed Bentley 500 Knickerbocker place and Woodrow Bentley 10708 East Twenty-eighth Independence two sisters Mrs Magsie Shaw Huntsville and Mrs Betty Stewart who lives in California and six grandchildren Services will be at 1:30 Sunday at the Patton chapel in Huntsville Eurlal will be in 4 o'clock today is deadline for Sunday Star Want Ads Place your ads early Dial BA 1-5500 Easy I Fast Adv be at 10 o'clock Tuesday at the Shell chapel Burial will be at Clinton Mo McDOUGAL Hammond Mc-Dougal 69 of Holden Mo died yesterday in Menorah hospital after an illness of several weeks Mr McDougal was a lifelong resident of the Holden area He was a farmer and stockman His maternal and Mrs John Johnson Countv Missouri in 1857 Surviving are a brother George McDougal and sister Miss Margaret McDougal both of Holden Services and burial will be Sunday In Holden MILLER Mrs Pearl Agnes Miller 65 of 1035 East Fourth died yesterday at the General hospital after a long illness She was born in Omaha and had lived in Kansas City 25 years Surviving are her husband Edward Miller of the home two daughters Mrs Nora Stafford who lives in California and Mrs Juanita Grey Denver: four sons Rov Frank Wichita Earl Frank ChlHlcothe Herbert FYank Japan and Virgil Nash who lives in Pennsylvania a stepdaughter Mrs Aurelia Ken worthy 3717 Holmes a stepson Clifford Miller Blue Springs three sisters Mrs Mildred Paxton St Jo-esph Mo Mrs Velma Cottom Dillon Mont and Mrs Verna Anderson Delaware City Del two brothers Charles Frogge Downey Calif and Leonard Frogge Denver and eight grandchildren Services will be at 1:30 Tuesday at the Stine McClure chapel Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery SOLIGO James (Giacinto) So-ligo 81 of 3628 the Paseo died yesterday at the General hospital where he had been a patient two days He was born in Asolo Italy and had lived in Kansas City six years Mr Soligo who was retired had worked in mines at West Mineral Kas Surviving are three daughters Mrs Clarence Heinig of the home Mrs Frank Supancic 3022 Campbell and Mrs Joseph Frere 209 North Merslngton four sons Eugene Soligo 2906 Harrison Louis Soligo 430 "North White Ernest Soligo Independence and Guido Soligo 3022 Campbell five brothers and a sister all oi Italy 12 grandchildren and a greatgrandchild Services will be at 9 o'clock Monday at St Vincent's Catholic church Burial will be in Mont Olivet cemetery The rosary will be said at 8 Sunday night at the Muehlebach chapel Friends may call after 7 o'clock tonight at the chapel William A Tomlinson 72 of Tarsnev Lakes died yesterday at the home after an illness of three months He had been a resident of the community 10 years and was a member of the Grain Valiev Christian church He leaves his wife Mrs Jennie Tomlinson of the home a son Richard Tomlinson Tarsnev Lakes: a sister Mrs Adeline Burch 527 Skiles a brother George Tomlinson 517 Potter three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren Services will be at 2 Monday at the Webb chapel in Blue Springs Burial will be in the Mount Moriah cemetery Friends may call at the chapel after 2 Sunday WHITE Mrs Flossie White 76 of 3048 McGee trafficway died Thursday night at Menorah hos-pital after an ll-dav stav there gallon Mo and1 hrbeebn rldemre had indicated wanted she ls the widow of John him as a favorite-son candi- White who died in 1915 MrsJ White was an emplovee of the Car- plsumvitFatwo dauSStere have PurPosly evaded any Mri Aarv Ninety-seventh commitments as I want to re-and Smlam Emify' pldfey1 lnofM1the I raain Governor Mey- MrsAnna nef S3id' W3nt 0Ur deleSa Grant 11203 Myrtle four grandchildren and three great-gTand-children Services will be at 10 clock Monday at the Gates chapel Burial will be in Floral Hills By Robert Clark (The Stars Topeka Correspondent I Topeka May 6 Gov Robert Meyner of New Jersey considered in the field of possibles as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for President was a visitor in Topeka tonight but presidential aspirations were avowed not to be the main purpose as he met with Kansas Democrats Many of the 42 Kansas delegates to the Democratic national convention had previous commitments and were unable to make the trip to Topeka on such short notice to attend a dinner for the New Jer9ey governor have been invited to Kansas several times and was unable to Governor Mey ner said I was going to be in the Mid-West this weekend I wanted to pay my Similar to Other Dinners Frank Theis national com mitteeman asked the state headquarters to set up the dinner meeting similar to gatherings for other presidential hopefuls on their Kansas visits am not a candidate for President but I would not shun a higher Governor Meyner said when asked directly of his own political plans He said the New Jersey dele-with 41 convention tion to have a chance to see all of the candidates before going on the Brunk appeared in a patched -trying to find a spot in which GRAND OPENING SATURDAY MAY 7 HAPPI BRUNO'S ORCHID ROOM FOR RESERVATIONS CALL GR 1-9524 or GR 19608 12th VINE FLOOR SHOWS NIGHTLY 10 and 12 DOOR PRIZES 10-11-12 1 A DOORS OPEN 8:30 FIVE PIECE ORCHESTRA FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE VALET PARKING AT OUR DOOR FIRST TIME IN SEE THE ORCHID GIRL IN THE FISH BOWL SHERMAN FETTER DIES DR CHARLES HUFFMAN Former Lieutenant-Governor of Kansas Was 94 Columbus Kas May 6(AP) Dr Charles Huffman 94 retired physician and former lieutenant governor of Kansas died today Dr Huffman who started to practice medicine in Columbus in 1890 served as lieutenant governor two terms from 1918 to 1922 Before that he was a state senator from Cherokee County for 16 years For many years he was president of the Columbus State bank He was Kansas Doctor of the Year in 1948 A veteran of the Spanish-American war he was a captain in the 20th Kansas regiment in the Phillipines and served as brigadier general of the Kansas National Guard from 1910 to 1914 Services will be Monday at the Christian church here to run without competition from Docking Two local lawmakers Joseph McDowell and Thomas Van Cleave jr got panned in their association with the governor Poor young Docking got slapped about by his father before the governor announced: headed for the White House and not going there to eat my lunch but first mend a few broken fences before that bull John Anderson comes charging The script digressed to show both lawyers and physicians in an unfavorable light on compensation claims It went further afield on the wage earner phase of the federal bankruptcy act but brought in the name of Joseph Henkle sr lieutenant gov bikini and sang: For a presidential candidate Aspirations are no sin Landon lost but I can win running for It with all of my might You can keep the governor V-P and the senator President is now in sight The governor was in a happy frame of mind believing he had poisoned beyond revival Don Hewitt Kansas City Kansas salesman of cemetery lots who was given the role of a ghoul Hewitt played by Robert Hamilton had bragged: I took some crud threw In some mud Mixed blood It was shocking FYom this foul mould this ghoul did foal A monster cold it was Docking In using the tune Heart Belongs to the words were altered for Hewitt to Brain Belongs to Don- me Murphy Gets Away Hewitt survived the poison Chancellor Murphy from on the avoided it by declining a drink to become In an He Came to Kansas City Area in Covered Wagon Sherman Fetter 94 of 11800 East Eighty-third street Raytown died last night at Research hospital where he had been a patient three weeks Born in 1865 in Lancaster he came to the Greater Kansas City area in a covered wagon when he was 3 years old and with his family settled on the farm that he lived on until his death The new Raytown high school is being built on the site of the original home which burned about 35 years ago Mr Fetter was a member of the Raytown Baptist church and the I lodge at Ray-towm and was a life member of the Raytown Masonic lodge Surviving are two daughters Mrs Morris Stout 9355 East Sixtv-fourth Raytown and Mrs Cecil Vickers 11511 East IT 50 Raytown a son Everett Fetter who is the head of the music department of Washburn university at Topeka 10 grandchildren and 18 ernor in this sequence But after running through DRIVE IN MOVIES WAS A TORNADO VICTIM Mother of Prairie Village Man Killed in Oklahoma CREDIT DOWN A WEEK EASY TREE 1 ALTERATIONS He said Sen Hubert Humphrey was the only one who has been in New Jersey so far The others are expected soon he said No Time for a Campaign could not be a candidate now anyway because of our cabinet form of government in our state which would prevent ENDS TONIGHT! TEN Regular Admission! Mrs Agnes Phippen Mrs Agnes Elizabeth Phippen 75 of 704 North Sixteenth "Kansas City Kansas at 9:15 Monday at St Catholic cathedral Burial in St John's cemetery Mrs Phippen a resident of Kansas City Kansas all her life was the daughter of a contractor the late Michael Tobin The rosary will be said at 8 o'clock Sunday night at the Daniels chapel The pallbearers: James Pendergast Jude Bernard Gnefkow Judge William McHale IIZ6-30-31 ORAND Mo HWI 40 at Noland Rd Open UADDICfOR GOVERNOR MvKKIDfor legal gambling CHARLTON AT 8:20 firrei 3241 MAIN MO LOUNGE Leo Corrigan inT Dr Vramns 1 me from devoting time to any Nash' kind of a he said Funeral Services Of the forty persons who "GATEWAY outfitters FOR FISHING Easy Terms Free Parking All Stores CREST il4U A 71 urn so RIVERSIDE on 71 HWI OPEN 6:30 HELD OVER! TEN tS AT 8:15 SHOW STARTS AT 7:35 WITH SHORT St EJECTS! Charles Maddox 72 of 3727j ffpnHpH fhp dinner ahout Wyoming at 3:30 Sunday dllenaea lne winner aDOUl a at the Country Club Congregational church: burial Ripley Harry Beckwith 69 of 5505 East Forty-eighth North at 2:30 clock today at the Newcomer chapel Brush Creek and the Paseo burial in Forest Hill cemetery Vet-erans of Foreign Wars services will be held at the graveside dozen were Kansas delegates After arriving in Topeka by private plane the governor and his wife were hurried to the office of Gov George Docking where Docking was FOR A LINE ON A REAL BEAUTY See the Streamlined Wide-Traek 1960 PONTIAC A Boy and Hl Dog Dramatic Dynamite! David Ladd Donald Crisp 50 AT Of 9:40 Only- Color ARMACOST PONTIAC Open Eve I Sunday The mother of a Prairie Village resident Ernest Back 4321 West Seventieth street was one of 26 victims of the Thursday night tornadoes that struck Eastern Oklahoma The victim was Mrs Maggie Back 65 of Wilburton Back left yesterday for Wilburton to arrange for services scheduled for 2 o'clock tomorrow at the First Baptist church there Burial will be at Wilburton Mrs Back said last night that she and their two children James 15 and Neilia 11 will leave today to attend the services Mrs Back said that her mother-in-law had recently moved to Wilburton from a farm near that community In February the victim had been a visitor at her son's home on the occasion of her 65th birthday anniversary The Backs moved to Prairie Village about seven years ago from Bartlesville Okla Back is a regional farm representative for the Cities Service Oil company in Kansas City DIES AT ZONING MEET Ralph Scott 55 Was il 401 Baltimore Johnson Co Hiway 60 A Thousand and-One Thrills Midi And WILLIAM YOUNG JR Rites Held for One of Triplets Born Wednesday Graveside services for William Young jr infant son of Mr and Mrs William Young 2429 Quincy avenue were held at 2 o'clock yesterday at the Crown Hill cemetery in Sedalia Mo William was one of the triplets born to Mr and Mrs Young at Research hospital Wednesday Mrs Young and the other boy still unnamed were in good condition last night the girl Melody Ann was in poor condition Also surviving are two other brothers Billy Joe Young and Mark Alan Young of the home the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Donnie A Young and the paternal great-grandmothers Mrs Harrv Young and Mrs Mamie Davis ail of Sedalia delaying departure for Kansas City Kansas to attend the state bar convention show The Meyners went to the ex ecutive mansion to pay their respects to Mrs Docking The New Jersey governor is to address the national convention of young Democrats at Des Moines Saturday and Sunday he will be in Independence to have breakfast with former President Truman before returning to New Jersey CLACO Din PIPPIIC blnbUo PLCS! 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Find reliable workers through the Want Ads David Ladd The Wonder Dog Heart DOG OF iiuuii BIG CIRCUS 40 Hwy VICTOR MATERE RHONDA FLEMLNG PETER LORRE KEITH WARE MERCEDES 2735 MAIN Near Van Brunt nnrti nn GEORGE NADER-BRIAN KEITH OPEN 6:30 VH il City since 1951 Surviving are her husband Sgt Roy Lee Bowen of the Kansas City police force and two sons Dennis Lee Bowen and Michael Len Bowen all of the home and her parents Mr and Mrs Claude Booth Albany Mo BUCHHOLZ John Buchholz 83 of 4414 Bell died yesterday at the home Mr Buchholz was born in Cole Camp Mo and had been a resident of Greater Kansas City 52 years He was a night watchman for the Miller Screen Sales Co Mr Buchholz was a member of the Our Savior Lutheran church He leaves his wife Mrs Anna Mary Buchholz and a son Albert Buchholz of the home a brother Herman Buchholz Sedalia Mo and a sister Mrs Scena Thompson St Petersburg Fla Services will be at 1:30 Monday at the Gates chapel Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery DAGLEy Mrs Beulah May Dag-ley 66 of 1962 North Thirtieth Kansas City Kansas died last night at the Trinity Lutheran hospital after a 26-dav stay there Mrs Daglev was born near Excelsior Springs and has been a residen- of Kansas Citv Kansas 41 years she was a member of the Central Christian church and its Fidel's circle Surviving are her husband Clarence Dagley of the home- a son Forest Dagley 4340 daughters Jacquetta Peterson 7712 West Sixty-sixth Mer-rlam and Mrs Marjorie A Woli-marm Denver a brother John Allen Gaines Liberty a sister Mrs Gladvs Dart Excelsior Springs and three grandchildren GIBSON Charles Uackl Gibson 66 of Summit died yesterday at the home He was born in Grain Valley and had been a resident of Summit 50 years He leaves his wife Mrs Letha Gibson of the home two sons Gibson 3313 Tracy and Delmar Gibson of the home four daughters Mrs Viola McLain 4222 North Jackson Mrs Frances Mahoney Gashland and Mrs Alberta Smith and Mrs JoAnn Robinson both of Lee's Summit: a brother Arthur Gibson Pleasant Hill: 12 grand children and a great-grandchild HUMFHERY Theodore Humphery sr 55 of 2020 Lister died yesterday at home after an illness of almost a rear Mr Hum pherv was a lifelong resident of Kansas City He was a department supervisor for Emery Bird Thaver the last six years He is survived by his -wife Mrs Margaret Humpherv Of the home: a son Theodore Humpherv 3626 Tracy a stepson Edward Kelley 5804 Oxford Raytown: a stepdaughter Mrs Margaret Brashier 2610 Chelsea and four grandchildren Service will LAKE SIDE Richard Egan-Dorothy MeQuire-Sandra Dee In Color 9:18 Only- Carol Lynley Brandon DeWilde MacDonald Carey 7:36 Only SUMMER PLAIT rot Lynlev Brandon DeWilde LOOK oxer star Want Ads todav offers will interest you "Ambush At Cimarron -as- -x-r-xs ORTVE-m 91st A Leavenworth Rd 4No A HI way I Boxofflce Opens 6:30 CYpress 9-3388 11:30 Only i Color 9:30 HEDY VICTOR MATERE PROOF NO ONE UNDERSELLS KRITZLER 1960 MERCURY Monterey 4-dr Sedan Stock No 60M159 FULLY EQUIPPED WITH jPHHHR PONTIAC A Of Company SAVE IIHIBBE ajgjjBj Given Free with Any New Pontiac of Your Choice Have Yeii Seen the Exclusive "WESTERNER" LANER LEUEN BERGER PONTIAC HILL- CREST Color 8:00 KIRK DOUGLAS mm-9v SANDRA ArDIE IN COLOR! 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