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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1963. 22 PERSONALS. LONELY? PARTICULAR? VI. gsvdci? Service is the most important thing to consider in planning a funeral. An elaborate casket or one purchased from a door-to-door salesman means nothing if the firm is not qualified to serve.

Place your trust in an institution which has had four generations of experience. THE SAVANNAH, first nuclear-powered merchant vessel in the world, headed out to sea yesterday in San Francisco after stopping there to pick up a spare propeller. The vessel is going to San Diego, Calif. In the background is the federal prison, Alcatraz (Wirephoto). SCOUTERS MAKE PLANS AREA COUNCIL MEMBERS HOLD MEETING.

Committe Chairmen Named and Chart Drives for 1963. More than 100 members of the Kansas City Area Boy Scout council met yesterday afternoon in the Board of Education building to chart membership and fund drives for 1963. The meeting also briefed new council members on their duties and planned Scouting Week observances, February 7 to 13. Every position in Scouting is a key position, A. H.

Cromb, council president, said in an opening session. The assembly splintered into 11 committee meetings. Committee chairmen: Activities, M. E. Neuberger; advancement, W.

Bryant Upjohn; camping, Dudley Grimm; commissioners, Art Reppert; district chairmen committee, Jim Steph-ens; district finance service, Ben Alton; finance division, Harry Stover; health and safety, John Pierson, leadership training, Glenn Penhallegan; organization and extension, Stanley Cox, and public relations, Don Landes. A membership drive will aim for 28,629 boys active in Scouting, compared with 27,249 last year. Plans also include 62 new units for a total of 824. The advancement committee reported it expects 16,118 advancements in rank during the year. Activities will include an emphasized health and safety program and a community emergency service for Explorer Scouts.

The camping committee said more than 7,000 boys are ex pected to attend summer camp Operation Patrick Henry will train Explorers to speak before civic and service clubs in con nection with Scouting Week, February 7 to 13. FLEE FRATERNITY HOUSE. Pi Lambda Phi Unit Burns at Oklahoma University. Norman, Okla. (AP) Fire destroyed the Pi Lambda Phi fraternity house yesterday at the University of Oklahoma but the 58 residents fled to safety.

Dr. George L. Cross, university president, estimated damage at $250,000. He said the ultra-modern, 2-story Jewish fraternity house was completely leveled. Firemen said all the students personal belongings were destroyed by the fire which apparently started in electrical wiring.

The 6-year old building, located south of the main university campus, resembled the Star of David when viewed from above. University officials were attempting last night to find lodging for the fraternity members. Announcements FUNERAL DIRECTORS. THE WEILET PLAN. Complete dianified funerals $95 up.

With metallic casket, $395 up. HI. 4-8875. DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES. BICKEL MR.

GUSTAVE of 4414 Wood. Services 1 p. m. Monday in the chapel, on 1 8th at Wash. where triends may call after 5 p.

Sunday. Interment Chapel Hills. R. A. FULTON FUNERAL HOME.

DR. 1-5555. BOWEN MRS. HATTIE, of 4818 Campbell passed away Jan. 12, 1963, age 84 years.

Services 12 p. m. noon Tuesday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Mt. Moriah cemetery.

Please omit flowers. The family suggests contributions to the Cancer Society. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS.

LO. 1-0024. BUCHANAN MR. HAROLD, age 54, of 4246 Jefferson, passed away January 12, 1963. Services 10 a.

m. Monday at the chapel, MAIN 8. LINWOOD. Graveside service. Interment Floral Hills cemetery.

MELLODY-McGILLE Y-E YLAR. MAIN AT LINWOOD. PL. 3-6200. BURTON MR.

VIRGIL age 61, of 3001 Chelsea, passed away Jan. 13, 1963. Services in the chapel. WOODLAND at LINWOOD, 2 p. Tuesday.

Interment Salem cemetery. MELLODY-McGILLE Y-E YLAR. WOODLAND AT LINWOOD. WA. 1-7717.

Special Classifications IS words 53.79 (mere than it words 77c a a agate line) ter I both morninl and evening or i Sunday. Deaths and Funerals Card of Thanks In Memoriam Lodge Notices (One emblem of standard size permitted) Help Wanted Financial Personals Auto Loans Personal Emplovmant Agencies Employment Services Employers Representatives 7c an agata tine (minimum 1 1 4 each day er (7c an agate line each day for 3 or more con secutive days (without change in copy) for both morning and evening or Sunday. 77r an aeate lina (minimum $1.54) each day nr 77r an agata Miscellaneous Imp each day tor 3 op more consecutive days (without change in copy) tor both morning and evening or Sunday. Sl.J an aeata ling each day tor both morn. 1 in and evening week-1 days.

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Rates request foe weekday sarvlct morning qly or evening anly. ABORTION LINK TO 200 WOMEN Alleged Ring in Jefferson County Is Linked to Many Operations. THREE ARE CHARGED Couple and Assistant Are Released on Bond at High Ridge. High Ridge, Mo. (AP) An alleged abortion ring, which was thought to have performed over 200 abortions during the last two years, has been smashed on the outskirts of High Ridge, Jefferson County officials report.

Henry Graf, deputy sheriff, said sheriffs officials, the Missouri Highway patrol and local police raided the home of Frank Miller, 60, and his wife, Mrs. Sophia Miller, 58, and confiscated sugical instruments, drugs and medical supplies. He said the couple was arrested with Herman Henry, 38, of St. Louis, a handyman employed by the Millers. Warrants were issued by a magistrate court charging the three with performing abortion.

-They were released on $3,000 bond each. A preliminary hearing was set for January 24. Brunson Hollingsworth, prosecuting attorney, of Jefferson County said Mrs. Miller admitted performing more than 200 abortions during the last two years. Lt.

V. E. Maxey of the highway patrol, who led the raid, said the second floor of the house was equipped as a hospital. Raiding officers said they found books showing the names of more than 200 women who they described as clients of the abortion ring. BUILDING IS FLOODED.

-Sprinkler System Soaks a 4-Story Structure. Wichita (AP) A big, vacant 4-story office building in downtown Wichita was flooded yesterday by water from the fire sprinkler system on the top floor. Water was chest deep in the basement and was squirting out around the doors by the time it was discovered. When the front door was opened a stream poured into the street. The temperature was 18 degrees, and water trickling from around windows formed icicles on the walls.

A snowdrift in front of the building was frozen solid. Water was so deep in the basement firemen were unable to reach the shut-off valve in the boiler room. The street had been resurfaced, covering a manhole that gave access to a valve in the water main, so workmen had to search through the pavement to find the manhole before the water could be shut off. The building formerly contained the Boeing aircraft firms offices. It wasnt determined immediately what caused the sprinkler system to release the water.

BRIDE FOR DAVIS, JR. Louisiana Governors Son Will Marry Student, 17. Baton Rouge, La. (AP) Mr. and Mrs.

James R. Cotten have announced the engagement of their daughter, Betty Loretta, 17, to Jimmie H. Davis, jr. Davis, 18, is the adopted son of Gov. and Mrs.

Davis. The marriage will be solemnized Saturday at the First Methodist church here. Miss Cotten is a junior at Istrouma high school and plans to remain in school. The governors son is a high school stu-dent. He plans to enter the Army soon.

CUT POWER IN BRITAIN. -Work-To-Rule Move by Union Adds to Misery. () 1963. New York Times News Service 1 London A work slowdown in many of Britains electric power stations continued last night to add misery to one of the worst winters in the nations memory. The work-to-rule campaign, Initiated by shop stewards, cut power in many areas for hours and made electric heaters glow inadequately as Britain endured her 18th day of below freezing "temperatures.

A ROYAL BOAR HUNT. The Hague (AP) Ex-King Michael of Romania arrived by plane from Geneva yesterday to hunt deer and boar with Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands. Prince Bernhard is ex-' pected home today after a hunting holiday in Italy. FUNERAL SERVICES. Mrs.

Hattie Bowen, 84, of 4818 Campbell, at 12 oclock Tuesday at the Newcomer chapel. Brush Creek and the Paseo; burial in Mount Moriah cemetery. William H. Hensley, 78, of 5104 Granada. Roeland Park, at 12:30 oclock Tuesday at the Xew- comer chapel.

Brush Creek and the Paseo; burial in Mount Moriah cemetery. Mrs. Georgina Varcoe Thomas, 77, formerly of 3316 Central, at 11 oclock Tuesday at the Stine fc McClure chapel; burial in Mount Moriah cemetery. The pall- bearers: Ray F. Moseley, Frank V.

Moseley, John H. Wind- sor, Jr-, Gerald W. Gorman. James T. Siegfried and James J.

McGannon. Her mother, Mrs. -John F. Varcoe of Kansas City, was one of the victims in the sinking of the Titanic. CAN leach you to dance so that event-one will want to be vo nr partner.

Miss Watkins, WE. 1-0595. CREDIT Problems Lei me solve ycxm credit problems. New used cars. NO money down.

WA. 3-2141. NUTRl Bio 6 mo. supply, SlO: regular priced S24. Also other Nutri Bio products reduced.

M. 1-8121 Marital problems our specialty. Free consultation. If in doubt, we find ouL HUSBAND. WiFi untrue we will find with whom Misslno peooie located; II-censed.

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Duchinsky, 2959 Miller TK JHiwav, Duluth, Minnesota. OPPORTUNITY to help build vouFTioma. I've helped several, had no failures, must have some ability, should have some money or equity. RA. 2-1767.

Tampa, Vegas Drive car as own. Fees refunded 1614 TRUMAN RD. VI. 2-9333. SAN FRANCISCO ARa7 WANT TO DRIVE TO THE COAST? See us for the best deal 2805 McGEE HA Mi.

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BE. 1-6404. OUR ONLY business is selling other people's automobiles and finding th RIGHT automobile for them to buy. Consignment Motors. 8834 E.

40 Highway, WA. 1-2483. INSURANCE adTusfor, graduate of Tead-ing investigation adjustment school. Will do general investigations adjustments. Call "Jack" Weob Adjustment VA.

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DRIVE CAR AS OWN L. A SAN FRANCISCO MIAMI. JACKSON, MEMPHIS, TENN. PHOENIX, ARIZONA WE. 1-9400.

LEAV I MM ED IATELV. ARMY Master-Sgl. beng transferred to Korea Anxious to dispose of 2-month-old 23" TV. radio. Dhonog'-aoh combination, paid 5419 95.

Want reliable couple to assume $268 17 balance. Will donate record collection to 1st buyer; take over $2 50 pymts. See at Albert Bells, 4700 Troost. Atlantic-Pacific Drive-Aways Personalized delivery of your car to or from any U. city.

Carefully selected bonded drivers. Member Diners Club 24-hr Service. WE 1-9400 914 Bldg. Branches all major cities. AUTO INSURANCE Under 25, Over 65.

Suspensions Rejected Applicants. PAT DYSART AGENCY Days, GR. 1-2066. Nites, DE. 3-8004.

Tastiest hickory smoked brisket, ribs ham, special made barbecue sauce. Dine in or carry out: steaks, chops, complete dinners, Italian foods, sea food. Special tub of southern chicken, french fries, thick country toast, serves $3 75. Blanches Drive-In Dining, 4108 N. Oak GL.

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$3,000 $35 per week. NOT A LOAN. No co-signers-security. CREDIT ADVISORS, INC. 433 Law Bldg.

GR. 1-7754. 1207 Grand. Home appointments. PERSONAL SERVICES.

COLD Wave Machine, $5.50, $7.50 up. No appointment needed; open Thursday until 7. Milady's 1115 Grand, room 300. HA. 1-8950.

DANCING RECREATION. Danre class Tues. nite, only 50c. LA FIESTA-4 1ST AND MAIN DANCE FRI SUN. Businest Personals INSURED Tree trimming, topping.

removing, spraying ALL STATE TRE SERVICE, BE. 1-2551. ROCK SALT Delivered, ROOFING Hot mop; leaks repaired; free estimates; individual. CL. 4-4131 RUG-UPHOLST'Y CLEANING Rugs Cleaned, 9x12, $6.50 DUMIT RUG CO WA 4-2694.

CONTRACTING, BUILDING, HOME IMPROVEMENT. WE NEED WORK NOW! SPECIAL Winter Discounts WE DO THE COMPLETE JOB NO EXPENSIVE SUB CONTRACTING. CONSTRUCTION Rooms Garages Added Porches Built or Enclosed Attics Converted to Rooms Basm't. or Garage, Rec. Room Sheetrock Plaster Work Roofing-Siding-Gutters MODERNIZATION Custom Kitchen Cabinets Built-in Ranges Ovens New Bath Fixtures Wall Floor Tile New Windows-Doors-Trim Oak Floor New-Refinished Painting Papering Wrought Iron Railings Awnings-Shutters-Storms MASONRY Retaining Walls, Walks-Drives-Patios Foundations New Basement Floors NO MONEY DOWN UP TO 15 YEARS TO PAY CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS NO PAYMENT UNTIL APRIL WE.

1-7100 OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT. NIGHT OR SUNDAY, CALL SO. 1-3376. STANDARD IMPROVEMENT COMPANY FLOORS Wood; complete materials 4 labor; laying, sanding, finished; fre estimates, liberal payments. WA.

1-3131 after hours. CL. 2-3617. CARPENTRY Work Wanted Remodeling, additions, family rooms, porches enclosed, anything considered. Experienced, reasonable.

GL. 3-2636. FLOORS Sanded, Finished Experienced; free estimates; old floors specialty. Winter rates. Marzolf.

FL. 6-2991. ESTIMATES paperhanging, plaster patch' mg, painting, remodeling, carpenter re-pairing. WA. 3-2348 FLOORS Sanded-Refinished Quality materials; workmanship.

Estimates. Wal-lace. Nl. 8-7405. GUTTERING Cleaned, repaired, placed Free estimates.

FLeming 6-1489; WA 4-6127. ROOFING Flat, steep; repairing; guar- anteed; 1-6804. estimates WA. 3-5815; DR. PAINTING Interior; roofing, guttering, plastering, self employed, white.

JA. 3-8672 FLOORS Sanded Beautifully experienced, free estimates. 1-0176. PA I NTIN6 Interior; carpentry 3-2680 refinished. Smith, CH, guttering; roofing, plastering; self-employed.

JA. FOUNDATION Laroe, small Repair Carpenter repair. Ernist Jones. BA. 1-7883.

FLOORS Sanded inished, expert Workmanship; old floors specialty JA. 3-6213. IW; LJ 4tR nome (repair Remodeling; licensed, insured. Don Collins. GL.

2 1944. FOUNDATION Repairs Concrete worlc Brick-block-stone. Davis, DE. FLOORS Linoleum, tile laid, sanding, refinishinq. Winter rates.

UN. 1-0620. Thif classification continued on next page. 0)55 Kansas City, Kansas, and for 18 years prior to that in Callao, Mo She was a member of the Union Baptist church at Norborne. Surviving are her husband, Claud A Carr, and a daughter, Mrs.

Ruth E. Dolph, of the home; three sons, Frank C. Carr, Glendale, Lloyd D. Carr, Rolling Hills, and Jewell C. Carr, Callao; a brother, Jewell Roney, 6348 Minnesota, Kansas City, Kansas; three sisters, Mrs.

Lena Gamier, 3610 State, Kansas City, Kansas, Mrs. Effie Ridings, Rand, and Mrs. Bernice Walton, 6449 Wood-son drive. Mission, and four grandchildren. I lTamtc a p.

William T. Capp, 71, of 318 South Ninth, Kansas City, Kansas, died Saturday at the home. He was born in Leasburg, and lived most of his life in Kansas City, Kansas. He was an employee of Swift Co. 35 years before he retired six years ago.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Katherine Firoved of the home and Mrs. Wanda Towns, 1208 North Fortieth, Kansas City, Kansas; a son, Clifford R. Capp of the home; three sisters, Mrs. Lora Turney, 3213 Wood; Mrs.

Ellen Thorp, 937 South Fifty-fifth, and Mrs. Mattie Snodgrass, 2124 North Eighty-third, all of Kansas City, Kansas; two brothers, Roy Capp, 3405 Roland, Kansas City, Kansas, and Theodore Capp, Cudahy, and five grandchildren. Services will be held at 2:30 oclock Tuesday at the Newcomer chapel in Kansas City, Kansas; burial in Highland Park- cemetery. Friends may call after 6 oclock tonight at the chapel. MRS.

HARRY CHRISTI AN, SR. Mrs. Pearl G. Christian, 63, Drexel in Cass County, died Sunday at the home. She was born in St.

Joseph, and formerly lived in Kansas City about 16 years. She was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church in Harrisonville. Surviving are her husband, Harry Christian of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Franzen, 7640 Lowell, Overland Park; four sons, William Christian, 7730 Aberdeen, Prairie Village; Harry Christian, Richmond, George E. Christian, LaMesa, and Kenneth Christian, Junction City, three brothers.

Jack McBride, Ed McBride and James McBride, all of Kansas City; four sisters, Mrs. Mona Knox and Mrs. Grace Hicks, both of Kansas City; Mrs. Ruth Bowen and Mrs. Eva Pioch, both of St.

Joseph, and 20 grandchildren. Services will be held at 8 oclock Wednesday at the church; burial in Mount Olivet cemetery in Kansas City. The rosary will be said at 8 oclock Tuesday night at the Atkinson-Dickey chapel in Harrisonville. MRS. TIDA L.

DELLEA. Mrs. Tida L. Dellea, 81, Miami Beach, died Saturday at the home. She was bom in Kiowa, and lived in Kansas City about 30 years.

Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Nellie B. Cooper, Miami Beach, and Mrs. Grace B. DeHaven, Miami, and two brothers, Dana V.

Bidwell, 5533 Michigan, and Jesse Bidwell, Alhambra, Calif. MARTIN HOULIHAN. Word has been received here of the death of Martin J. Houlihan, formerly of Kansas City, on December 12 in Ballyduff, County Kerry, Ireland. He was a clerk for the Santa Fe railway 39 years, and retired three years ago.

He returned last November to his birthplace in Ireland after living here 50 years. Mr. Houlihan was a veteran of World War I. He was a member of St. Michaels Catholic church and its Holy Name society here.

Surviving are his wife, Martha H. Houlihan of the home; four brothers, William Houlihan and Michael Houlihan, Boston; James Houlihan, Ballyduff, and Jeremiah Houlihan, Dublin, and a cister, Mrs. John Guerin, Bally-duff. Services and burial were held in Ballyduff. RICHARD ALLeTI LEDER.

Richard Allen Leder, 18, of 4909 West Sixty-ninth, Prairie Village, died of leukemia yesterday after a 9-month illness. Leder was a graduate of Shawnee-Mission East high school and a student at the University of Kansas City. He was an eagle Scout. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard E. Leder of the home, and the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leder, Big Springs, Neb. Services will be held at 1:30 oclock Tuesday at the Newcomer chapel.

Brush Creek and the Paseo; burial in Mount Moriah cemetery. Friends may call between 7 and 8 oclock tonight at the chapel. The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to a memorial fund at the Village United Presbyterian church. ELMER RAY MARTIN. Elmer Ray Martin, 45, of 4415 East Fifty-third terrace, died unexpectedly Saturday at the home.

He was born in Kapsas City and lived here most of his life. He was an automobile mechanic and a World War II Army veteran. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Juanita Martin; two sons, Thomas Ray Martin and John Michael Martin, and a daughter. Miss Deborah Lynn Martin, all of 5518 Hardesty; his mother, Mrs.

Ida Stillwagon, and two brothers, Lloyd Martin and George Martin, all of 2045 Spruce; four sisters, Mrs. Lillie Deshazer, Lakewood, Mrs. Eva Shirk, 8326 Wilson; Mrs. Pearl Sinnard, 15610 T. C.

Lea, Independence, and Mrs. Edith Heas-ton, 542 Benton. Services will be held at 11 oclock Thursday at the Weilert South Side chapel, and at 1:30 oclock at the graveside in the National cemetery. Ft. Leavenworth, Kas.

Friends may call at the chapel after 6 oclock Tuesday night. JAMES WOOD MURRAY. James Wood Murray, 87, of 5031 Crysler, Independence, died yesterday at Doctors hospital. He suffered a broken hip in a fall last Wednesday. He was born in Columbus, and was retired: after being in the laundry service in Kansas City more than 60 years.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elsie L. Murray of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Miller, 5729 Lane, Raytown; two sons, Donald R. Murray of the home and Kenneth C.

Murray, St. Louis; six grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Services will be held at 10:30 Tuesday at the Fegert chapel in Raytown; burial in Floral Hills cemetery. FRANK M. PRICE.

Frank M. Price, 85, Smithville, died Saturday at-Smithville Community hospital. He was born in Platte County, Missouri, and lived in Platte and Clay Counties all his life. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Smithville Christian church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Alice Price of the home; a son, Francis Price: two daughters, Mrs. Gladys Ralston and Mrs. Velma (Peggy) Porter, and a brother, Thomas Price, all of Smithville; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 oclock today at the McComas chapel, Smithville; burial in the Odd Fellows cemetery. MRS.

LUCY D. RANSLOW. Mrs. Lucy D. Ranslow, 76, of 814 East Forty-third, died yesterday at a nursing home at 401 East Thirty-sixth.

She was bom in Loveland, and lived here about 50 years. Mrs. Ranslow was a member of the Salvation Army No. 1 Corps and was known as Aunt Lucy through her work there. She was also a member of the Golden Age club.

Surviving are a foster daughter, Mrs. Mabie Welsch, 812 East Forty-third; a foster son, Harry Rimer, La Puente, a brother, Grover Broomfield, Denver, and two foster granddaughters. ira leer6wan, SR. Ira L. Rowan, 76.

of Richmond, died Saturday at the Ray County hospital at Richmond. He was born in Ray County. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Dockery Methodist church near Richmond. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Suan E.

Rowan of the home; a son. Ira L. Rowan, 10400 East Eighty-second terrace, Raytown; three daughters, Mrs. Paul Binggeli, 5830 North Tracy; Mrs. Esta Hayes, Rayville, and Junior Slade, Henrietta, and seven grandchildren.

Services will be held at 5 oclock Tuesday at the Thurmond chapel, Richmond; burial in Memory Gardens cemetery, Richmond. RUSSELL DAVID TROUT. Russell David Trout, 50, of 5317 Brooklyn, was found dead yesterday at the home. Police said he shot himself in the head with a rifle. Trout was in the basement and his wife, Mrs.

Helen Trout, and their daughter, Nell K. Trout, 12, were in the living room. Trout left a note to his wife saying he was despondent over financial difficulties, police said. MRS. CLARENCE E.

WARWICK. Mrs. Claudie Warwick, 82, Los Angeles, died Friday at the homj. Mr. and Mrs.

Warwick were residents of the Kansas City area about 30 years and Mr. Warwick had been a member of the Sheet Metal Workers local here. Survivors include her husband, Clarence E. Warwick of the home; three nieces, Mrs. Thelma II.

Thompson, 1036 Barnett, Kansas City, Kansas; Mrs. Maxine Rowland, 5500 Blue Ridge boulevard, Raytown, and Mrs. Shirley A. Tu-milson, 1144 Orville, Kansas City, Kansas, and a nephew, Clarence R. Cottey, 5651 Parkview, Kansas City, Kansas.

Services will be held Tuesday in Glendale, Calif. WANT AD RATES BA. 1-5500 FOR DIRECT LINE TO AD TAKERS The following rata table apply only to want ads set in solid agate type In uniform run-in style. The three-day rates apply for three or more consecutive days both morning and evening or Sunday Without change in copy. The rates under "General Classifications" apply to all classifications not otherwise designated as "Special Classification." Minimum charge 10 words or 2 agate lines.

Claims for error must be made In time for correction 'before second insertion. Rates on request lor weekday service morning only or ovening only. These Rates Apply Only to Ads Charged In the State of Missouri (except St. Louis) and the State of Kansas. General Classifications: BOTH MORNING AND EVENING OR SUNDAY 1 Day Days 7 Days Words Cost Per Pay Cost TCosT 1.25 I 1.1 I JWTTl.oi 11 to IS I I SO I 1.45 I 1 11 -5S )4 to 70 I 2.40 1.20 4.40I1J.0 21 to 25 1.00 1 2.75 I 8.2SI19.2J 34 to 70 3.60 I l.J0l V.T0 I 23.10 jl to 35 I 4.20 I 3.15 I 11.55 I 24.05 Rooms to Rent Lost and Found Situations Wanted (Except Hotels and Convalescent Homes) BOTH MORNING AND EVENING OR SUNDAY 1 Day i 3 Days 7 Days Words I Cost TPer Day.

Cost I Cost 10 i.hTi i.oo I 3.0O7TI7.0 11 I 4.50 10.50 14 te 70 I 2.00 I 4.00 1 14.00 31 tn( 3.75 I 2.50 i7.50 14 to 30 1 3 30 I 3.00 I 0.00 I 31.00 31 te 35 I 3 05 1 3.30110.50' 2 50 Set solid eds both morning end evening or Sunday of more then 35 words are charged on the measured line rate of 77c an agate line each day or 72c an agate line each day both morning and evening or Sunday tor 3 or more consecutive pays without change In copy. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS Family Institution Since 1893 DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES. SCHEULEN MRS. ROSE, age 82, of 1854 Glendale.

Services 7:30 a. m. Monday. Daniels Bros, funeral home, 1536-38 Minnesota 8 a. m.

Blessed Sacrament Catholic cnurch. Mrs. Scheu-len will be in stale after 2 p. Sunday. Rosary 7:30 p.

m. Sunday. Interment Mt. Calvary cemetery. DANIELS BROS.

DR. 1-0707. SCHROEDER MISS SOPHIE, 3720 Cherry, passed away January 13, 1963. Services 2 p. Tuesday at the chaoel.

832 Armour rd. Interment St. Mathew's church cemetery. Riverside. Mo D.

NEWCOMER'S SONS. NORTH KANSAS CITY. VI. 2-3311. SMITH MR.

WILLIAM A. GUS). 1520 Georgia. Services 1:30 p. m.

Tuesday in the chapel on 18th at Washington blvd. where friends may call after 1 p. m. Sunday. Interment Mt.

Hope. R. A. FULTON FUNERAL HOME. DR.

1-5555. SPANGLER DONALD age 43, of Pleasant Hill, passed away Jan. 11, 1963. Services Tuesday, 1 p. Pleasant Ridge Baptist church, Harrisonville, Mo.

Interment Wills cemetery. Peculiar, Mo. ATKINSON 8. DICKEY. HARRISONVILLE, MO.

TAYLOR MR. HAYES, age 60, of 3705 Cambridge, passed awav Jan. 11, 1963. Funeral services at Gates chapel. State Line at 41st.

10:30 a. m. Interment Memorial Park cemetery, K. Mo. In state after 2 p.

m. Sun. GATES FUNER A HOM E. TA. 2-1023.

THOMAS Services for Georgina V. Thomas, of 3516 Summit, will be f-eld in the Sline 8. McClure Chapel, 3235 Gillham Plaza, Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment Mt. Moriah Cemetery.

STINE St McCLURE. WE. 1-7777. TROUT MR. RUSSELL DAVID, of 5317 Brooklyn passed away Jan.

13, 1963, age 50 years D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1 0074.

TRUCKENMILLER CLARA MARIE, age 16th passed away Jan 11, 1963. Services 11 a. m. Mon. in the chapel, 6606 Inden.

ave. Interment Green Lawn cemetery. SHEIL FUNERAL HOME. CH. 1-6665.

VESTAL age 74. of 5412 Clark, passed away Jan. 12. In state after 10 a. Monday, at the chapel, Stronq ave.

at So. 37th, where services will be held 1:30 D. Tuesday. Interment Edwardsville cemetery. SIMMONS FUNERAL HOME FA.

1-5775. VESTAL GEORGE age 87, of 1718 Bellaine, passed away Jan. 11, 1963. Rosary 8 o'clock Sunday in the chapel, 6606 ave. Services 9 o'clock Monday St.

Stanislaus church, 18th 8, Ewing. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. SHEIL FUNERAL HOME. CH.

1-6665. WALL Myrtle 73 of 3023 E. 6th, passed away Jan. 12. Services 10 a.

m. Monday in the chapel, 2825 Indep. blvd. Interment Memorial Park. BLACKMAN GUARDIAN HOME.

CH. 1-4040. WICKMAN MRS. FLORENCE 2611 Indiana. Passed away Jan.

11. 1963 Services 1:30 p. Monday at Wagner chapel, Linwood Blvd. 8, Wyandotte. Interment Mt.

Moriah cemetery WAGNER FUNERAL HOME. VA. 1-4559 FLORISTS. OPEN SUNDAY. Ed's Funeral Flowers Special designs, skilled artists eager to serve you nlahf, day.

We collect at one address; deliver to another; no extras. All Phones-WE. 1-1711 8, McGEE TRFWY. IN MEMORIAM. IN MEMORY OF X.

GROGAN DEPARTED JAN. 14TH, 1953. Beautiful memories are my priceless possessions Sadly missed by wife LOST. CAT Grey Persian male; North Kansas City; Thursday, WA. 3-2789 DOG Male, tan Chihuahua, 95th-Mef- moibi (Oil Vl 1 II IUOI lUd.

7311W calf area. Overland Park; reward. 8-2498. Nl. DOG 2-year-old Manchester terrier, black-white; Marshall, tag After 5.

Finley 2-7265. DOG Black and white male bird dosf, vicinity Lake Lotawana. "Spot." Pros- pect 4-3703. DOG Part cocker, blacTc male, old, December 23rd, vicinity South Woodland 8, W. South Ave.

Independence. Reward, CL. 2-2808. DOG Spayed female, short legs, long ail, long body and hair; brown brindle color nose, blaze, paws white; strayed 3730 Bell; $5 reward; LO. 1-2044 GERMAN Shepherd Black and silver, fe-male; vicinity Sheley road and Crysler Independence.

Reward. IN. 1-2252. KEYS 37th-Summlt, 56th-Euclid. Reward.

JE. 1-1C65. HI. 4-4989 PUPPY Male Collie type. Tan, white vicinity 52nd-Virginla.

Collar. Mike. Reward. JA. 3-5177.

Name SHOES-Shoe baq, 39th-Blue ftidqe, Satur-dsv CL. 4-9159. Reward. LODGE NOTICES. INDEPENDENCE 76120 Pleas ant, special tonight 7 o'clock examinations.

Stated 7:30. Regu lar business, members attend, visitors welcome. Refreshments Miller, W. Mai Sudbrock Jonnie sec'y. KANSAS City Lodge 220 A.

8, A. M. 903 Harrison. Specia communication 6:30 p. 1st degrees.

Stated 7:30 p. m. Brethren welcome. Refreshments. Elmer W.

Paris, W. Robert I. Newton, sec'y. EAST Gate Chapter 367, O. S.

3516 Blue Ridqe cutoff. Stated meeting Monday, January 14, 8 o'clock. Initiation. Visiting members welcome. Bessie Mc-Crory, W.

Nan Mahne, sec'y. HARAAONY Chapter 162 Eastern Star 903 Harrison. Stated eetinq Jan. 14, 8 o'clock. Visiting members welcome.

Marjorie Wilson, W. Constance Miller, sec'y. WEST PORT Chapter 1343845 Broadway. Stated convocation Jan. 14, 7 30.

Open installation 1963 officers 8 P. m. Friends families invited. Refreshments. R.

Rex Sandusky, H. Jas. W. Anderson, sec'y. ORIENT Chapter 491 Eastern Star Linwood Park.

Stated meeting Jan. 14, 8 o'clock. Visiting members welcome. Hazel Dennis, W. Fay Fisher sec'y.

BOOKKEEPING. TAX SERVICES. FED. STATE $5 UP R. BLOCK, INC.

LARGEST TAX SERVICE 7112 W. 79th Overland Pk 570 Johnson Mission 1608 Minnesota, Kansas 130 E. Maple, Indep 3033 Ave H. NATION'S 818 Grand. 3037 Main.

4410 Main. 7002 Prospect. 2614 Prospect. 5204 Chouteau, Antioch Ctr. Weekdays 9 a.

m. -9 m. JE. 1-6400. Sat.

8. Sun 9-5 FEDERAL UP BEN OLIVER'S. Oldest most reliable est. 47 vr. 6209 Truman Rd 9 a.

m. to 8 P. 6204 PROSPECT HI. 4-6688 Federal 8, All State Returns Reliable ROYAL BOOKKEEPING CO. PERSONALS.

The rate under "personals" are 92c an aqate line each day (minimum 1.84) and 87c an aqate line each day tor three or more consecutive day without change of copy. DATE VI. 2-4799. NEW Cars All makes; 50 over WA. 3-2141.

HEW Management Steam massage, 2 operators. CL. 4-6289. pWE-MARRIAGE INVESTIGATION. EM.

1-8982. cosf SEWING Machines Oiled an3 ad! us ted in home. 1-S0 WE. 1-1523. in riutttc, iv tw.

RUBY'S Swedish massage. Open f-8. APP't. only. FLeming 3-3395.

WILL help individuals finance a new or used car. VA. 1-4797 DATE. BA. i-5727 IDE Wanted 4018 So.

Woodland, 8, Broadway. CL. 2-7762. KARATE-WE- 1 -2280-JUD0 DETECTIVE Secret Investigation Why worry? Let us find out GL 2-7129. Confidential LOANS arranged for women.

Merit Brokerage. VI. 2-5336. CONFIDENTIAL loans arranged for women. Call Mrs.

Evans, HA. 1-03)9. PIANOS WANTED. VA. 1-4709 RESPONSIBLE For our debts only.

John and Julia Callahan, Midlothian, in. COLLARS, bows, muffs, made from vour furs; reasonable. Lou Hoffman Fur, 510 W. 75th. MAIL IT If you prefer, you may write your Want Ad lust a you desire it to aDpear and mall it to The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Mo.

D. A DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES. CANHAM MISS MAY BELL. 2233 West 78th passed Jan. 10, 1963, age 81 years.

Services 2 p. m. Monday at St. George's Episcopal church at 1600 East 58th si. Interment Mt.

Washington cemetery. Miss Canharn will lie in state at the parlors on Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. until 1 p. m. Monday.

D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024.

CAPP MR. WILLIAM 318 South 9th, Dassed awav January 12, 1963, aae 71 years. Services 2.30 p. Tuesday at the chapel, on 10th St. at Barnett ave.

Interment Highland Park cemeterv. NEWCOMER'S SONS. KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. DR. 1-0250.

CLAGETT MR. FRED of 101 W. 39th passed awav Jan. 11. 1963, age 81 vears.

Services 10:30 a. m. Monday at the chaoel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Mt. Washington cemetery.

D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024.

DAVIDSON JAMES age 59. of Harrisonville, passed away Jan. 11, 1963. Services Tuesday. 3 p.

at the chapel. Interment Orient cemetery. ATKINSON DICKEY. HARRISONVILLE. MO DELLEA MRS.

TIDA of Miami Beach, passed away Jan. 12, 1963, age 81 years. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS.

LO. 1-0024. FOX MR. JUNIOUS of 4104 Elledge dr Overland Park. passed awav Jan.

11. 1963. age 69 vears. Services 11 a. m.

Tuesday at the chapel, 5540 Johnson Mission, and 1 p. m. graveside. Interment National cemeterv. Fort Leavenworth, Kas.

D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. 5540 JOHNSON MISSION, KAS. HE.

2-1441. FREEMAN CHARLES HENRY, age 87, of 6703 Linden passed away Jan. 10, 1963. Services 1 p. m.

Monday, Carson chapel. Interment Mt. Washington cemetery. Family will receive f-iends 7-9 p. m.

Sunday at the chapel. Family requests no flowers, suggests gifts to National Heart fjnd. GEO. C. CARSON SONS.

INC. WINNER AT FULLER. CL. 2 7900. GATHERS ROSS, passed away in Paola Jan.

12th. Services Wednesday 2 p. m. from the Wilson chapel. Interment Paola cemetery.

WILSON SON. Paola. Kansas. GRANT JAMES age 65, 4232 Charlotte, passed away Jan. 11, 1963.

Services 1 p. m. Mon. at the chapel, WOODLAND at LINWOOD. Interment Calvary cemetery.

MELLODY-McGILLE Y-E YLAR. WOODLAND AT LINWOOD. WA. 1-7717. HELMERICH MRS.

RHODA, age 91. of 1905 West 42nd passed away January 12, 1963. Funeral services at the Gates chapel. State Line at 41st, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Mount Moriah cemetery.

In state after 7 p. m. Monday. In lieu of flowers, family suggests memorials be given to-the Rosedale Methodist church. GATES FUNERAL HOME.

TA. 2-1023. HENSLEY MR. WILLIAM of 5104 Granada, Roeland Pk passed away Jan. 12, 1963, age 78 vears.

Services 12:30 p. m. Tuesday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment JVM. Moriah cemeterv.

D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024.

HOWARD ORVILLE DALE, 74 S. 7th, K. K. Services 10:30 a. m.

Tuesday In the chapel, 1416 Minnesota, Interment Highland Park. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p. m. Monday. WARN I IGE ADS, DR.

1-1416. JACKSON JULIUS, age 77, passed away January 11. Services Tuesday 2:30 p. m. in the Ebenezer Baptist church, Osa-watomie, Kas.

Interment Osawatomie cemetery. WILSON SON. Paola. Kansas. JENKINS MRS.

ETHEL 2512 E. 20th passed away Jan. 12. 1963. aqe 48 years.

Services 10 a. m. Tuesday at chapel on 10th st. at Barnett ave. Interment Mount Hope cemetery.

D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. KANSAS CITY. KANSAS.

DR. 1-0250. JOHNSON MRS. KATIE age 78. of 4023 Troost, passed away Jan.

12. Services Muehleback chapel, 10 a. m. Mon. Interment Higginsville, cemeterv, Higginsville, Mo.

In state at the Muehle-bach chapel after 2 p. m. Sun. MUEHLEBACH. 6800 TROOST.

HI. 4-2060. KERSEY MR. RUDOLPH H. (BUD), of 1622 Topping passed away Jan.

11, 1963, age 55 vears. Services 3 p. m. Tuesday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment Mt.

Washington cemetery. Mic-O-Sav memorial services 7:30 p. m. Sunday at the parlors. D.

W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024. LEDER MR.

RICHARD ALAN, of 4909 West 69th Prairie Village, passed away Jan. 13, 1963, age 18 vears. Services 1:30 p. m. Tuesday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd.

Interment Mt. Moriah cemeterv. Please omit flowers. The family suggests contributions to the Memorial Fund of the Village United Presbyterian church. D.

W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024. LEWIS Graveside services for Mr.

Roy Lewis, of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, will be held in Mt. Moriah cemetery Monday morn, at 11 o'clock. STINE McCLURE. WE. 1-7777.

KUNKEL MRS. IDA 82 of 103 No. Idiana, passed away Jan. 12. Services 1:30 Mon.

in the chapel, 2875 Indep. blvd. Interment Mt Washington. BLACKMAN GUARDIAN HOME. CH.

1-4040. McGINNIS MRS. MARY, 210 Greenwav Lane, Edwardsville, passed away Jan. 11, 1963, age 84 years. Services 9 a.

Monday at the chapel on 10th at Barnett ave. Graveside service 1:30 p. m. at the Stover cemetery, Stover, Mo. Stover 8, Versailles papers, please copy.

D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. DR.

1-0250. MURRAY JAMES WOOD, age 87, of 5031 Crysler, Independence, passed away Sunday, Jan. 13, 1963. Services 10:30 a. m.

Tuesday at the funeral home. In ferment Floral Hills cemetery. FEGERT FUNERAL HOME, FL. 3-1178. OZBURN MR.

ALLEN age 55 of 7401 Forest, passed away Jan. 11; funeral services South Presbyterian church, 7850 Holmes, 1:30 p. m. Monday. Interment Mt.

Moriah cemetery; in state at the Muehlebach chapel after 7 p. m. Saturday 8t at the church after 1 p. m. Monday.

Family suggests contributions to the South Presbyterian church Memorial fund in lieu of flowers. MUEHLEBACH. 6800 TROOST. HI. 4-2060.

PAINTER MR. EDWARD Of Niangua. passed away an. 11, 1963, age 66 yrs. Services 2 p.

m. Mon. at the chapel on 10th st. at Barnett ave. Interment Mt.

Hope cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. KANSAS CITY, KANSAS.

DR. 1-0250. PIERCE ORTON, age 68. of 2726 Windsor, passed away January 12, 1963. Services 1 p.

m. Tuesday, Carson chapel. Interment Woodtawn cemetery. Family will receive friends 7-9 p. Monday at the chapel.

GEO. C. CARSON 8 SONS INC. WINNER AT FULLER. CL.

2-7900. PIPER MRS. EDITH age 83, of 908 Fuller, passed away Jan. 10, 1963. Services 1:30 Mon.

in the chapel, 6606 Indep. Ave. Interment Floral Hills cemetery. In staite after noon Sat. SHEIL FUNERAL HOME.

CH. 1-6665. PRICE MR. FRANK of Smithville, passed away Jan. 12, 1963, age 85 vears.

Services McComas chaoel. 2 p. Monday. Interment I. O.

O. F. cemetery. McCOMAS FUNERAL HOME. SMITHVILLE, MO.

TR. 3-2525. RE. 4-2958. PRUITT STEPHEN ARTHUR, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry E. Pruitt, 2203 Spruce passed awav Jan. 11, 1963. Private services 2 p.

m. Monday. Interment Forest Hill cemetery. D. W.

NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024. RANSLOW MRS. LUCY D.

(AUNT LUCY), age 76, of 814 East 43rd street, passed away Jan. 13. MUEHLEBACH. 6800 Troost. HI.

4-2060. REUTER Services for Mr. Louis C. Reuter, of 7521 Harrison, will be held Mon. evening at 7 o'clock in the Stine 8, McClure chapel 3235 Gillham plaza.

Interment Rosenberg, Wed. afternoon. The family suogests flowers be omitted. STINE 8, McCLURE. WE.

1-7777. RICHTER MRS. LENA of 1820 E. 82rd passed away Jan. 13, 1963, age 74 years.

D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 1-0024.

ROSS JOHN, age 75. of 133 N. Quincy, passed a way Jan. 13, 1963. SHEIL FUNERAL-HOME.

CH. 1-6665. RYCHLEC ANTHONY GEORGE, aae 70, of 908 Pacific, passed a way Jan. 12, 1963. Rosary 8 p.

m. Monday. Services 8:30 a. m. Tuesday et Butler's end 9 a.

m. at St. Benedict's church. Interment Mount Calvary. JOS.

A. BUTLER'S SONS. 22 S. 1ITH. fe FA.

1-2222. RITES FOR MRS. SKAITH DAUGHTER OF MRS. MONGER DIED IN CANADA. Services Today for Former Writer and Radio-Tv Columnist Killed in Crash.

Services will be held at 2:30 oclock today at the Grace Church On The Hill, an Episcopal church in Toronto, Canada, for Mrs. Alan Skaith, 52, former newspaper columnist and radio panelist. Mrs. Skaith, formerly of Kan sas City, was injured fatally Saturday in a motor car acci dent on the New York State thruway. Also killed in the accident was Mrs.

Margaret Ben son, 40, a secretary. Rail Pierces Car. Police said the car ran the thruway, skidded on ice, hit a guard rail and ran into a ditch. Police said the rail pierced the car. Mrs.

Skaith, known in the Toronto area as Dofy Skaith, was a panel member in 1956-60 on the Canadian Broadcasting companys Court of Opinion radio show. She also was a columnist and artist for the Toronto Globe and Mail in 1946-48 and once was a commercial artist with Disney Enterprises. Mrs. Skaith was married in 1935 to Toronto stock broker Alan Skaith. and was prominent in Junior League activities in Toronto.

Active in Red Cross. During World War II she served as a company commander in the Red Cross transport section and was master of ceremonies on a weekly show for the troops. She became a free-lance writer and returned to the Globe and Mail briefly in 1957 with Sketch Paid in Europe, a column of her cartoons and writ-ten impressions. Last year she was a TV show panelist in Toronto. Survivors include her husband, a son and a daughter, all of Canada, and her mother, Mrs.

Williston Penfield Munger, a brother, W. P. Munger, and a sister, Mrs. H. O.

Peet, Kansas City. miss sophie'schroeder. Miss Sophie Schroeder, 89, of 3720 North Cherry street, died yesterday at a nursing home at 5234 Munger road, Kansas City, North. She was born in Frank lin County, Missouri, and lived in the Glenwood community in Clay County 86 years. She was a member of the Glenwood Baptist church.

Surviving are 16 nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 2 oclock Tuesday at the Newcomer chapel. North Kansas City; burial in the cemetery of St. Matthews Evangelical and Reformed church. Riverside.

DANY FAY BAILEY. Dany Fay Bailey, 16, of 3079 Roosevelt. Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday of a kidney ailment at the University of Kansas Medical Center. He had been a patient there two weeks. He was born in Kansas City.

Kansas, and attended the Northwest junior high school. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Bailey of the home; five sisters, Mrs.

Margaret Price, 1970, Glendale, and Mrs. Barbara Hargis, 1955 North Bethany, Kansas City, Kansas, and Miss Ella Bailey, Miss Delores Bailey, and Miss Judy Bailey, all of the home, and three brothers, Marvin Bailey, 5137 Oakland; Kenneth Bailey, 2126 South Twenty-second, and Henry Bailey, 724 Central, all of Kansas City, Kansas. Services will be held at 2 oclock Tuesday in the Butler chapel, Kansas City, Kansas; burial in Mount Hope cemetery. Friends may call after 4 o'clock today at the chapel. VIRGIL TeSSeHbURTON.

Virgil Jesse (Petei Burton, 61, of 3001 Chelsea, died yesterday at the Veterans hospital after a long illness. He was born in Lock Springs, and came here in 1942. He was a machinist for the Witte Engine Works division of the United States Steel corporation. Mr. Burton was a member of the United Steel Workers of America union local 4238 and a World War II Army veteran.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen P. Burton of the home; two stepsons, Gerald Strever, 206 West Thirty-fourth. and Garry Strever, Quan-tico, two brothers, Venue Burton. 5432 East Twenty-ninth, id Lomie Burton, 4000 Lawndale, and two sisters, Mrs.

Mabel Brookshier. 4005 East One Hundred Nineteenth, and Mrs. Mary Smith. Gallatin, Mo. Services will be hela at 2 oclock Tuesday at the Mellody-McGillev-Eylar chapel, Lin wood and Woodland; burial in Salem cemetery.

MRS. CLAUD A. CARR. Mrs. Eva Belle Carr, 81, of 5815 Webster, Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday at the home.

She was born in Norborne, Mo. She lived for the last six jnonths in i -1 nAT.