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28 J. B. Ass'n St. Kan. 1 (1959-1960)

handle is hein.barjournals/jkabr0028 and id is 1 raw text is: TJournal of the Bar Association of the State of Kansas VOL. XXVIII AUGUST, 1959 No. 1 Published Quarterly, August, November, February and May, by the Association. Price per copy $2.00; to members, $1.50; per year to nonmembers, $8.00 Address Journal communications to Franklin Corrick, Editor-in-Chief, Third Floor, Statehouse, Topeka, Kansas Second Class Postage Paid at Topeka, Kansas IN MEMORIAM WiLLm M. BFALL May 27, 1891-September 3, 1959 President of the Bar Association of the State of Kansas May 9, 1959-September 3, 1959 WILLIAM M. BEALL William M. Beall, who died Thursday, had that rare mixture of common sense and a lively sense of humor. Friends and acquaintances of the Clay Center attorney and state senator loved to gather around him and listen to his opinions on any subject. For he could sugar coat anything he said so that even those disagreeing with him felt no rancor. Bill Beall rose high in his profession and in politics. At the time of his untimely death he was president of the Kansas Bar Associ- ation. This honor comes to few Kansas attorneys and only to those holding the respect and regard of their associates. It was in connection with these duties that he was stricken, about two weeks ago, while en route to the American Bar Association convention in Miami. Long a Republican who sought little for himself, he was serving with distinction in the Kansas Senate at the time of his death. That bodyof lawmakers, which sometimes has been known to go off on tangents, learned and listened attentively to Bill Beal's infrequent remarks from the floor. Not to do so would have been a loss in sound thinking and humorous sallies. Bill Beal was a leader in his community whose influence spread throughout the state. His death leaves memories of a fine citizen and a void difficult to fill.- Topeka Daily Capital, September 5, 1959.

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