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1 July 19, 1974 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Scientists Find Last Piece Of Ancient 'Supercontinent' NEW YORK, July 18, (AP) British and American scientists, drilling into the past in the floor of the South Atlantic ocean said yesterday that they had found the last piece of a great continental jigsaw puzzle. They consider it the final evidence that South America and Africa were once part of the vast supercontinent Gondwanaland, along with Australia, New Zealand and Antarctica. The scientists found a fingershaped extension of the Falkland Plateau, under 2 miles of water and sediment, reaching 750 miles eastward from the Falkland Islands to a point 1600 miles from the South American mainland. "Some 150,000,000 years ago, the scientists determined, it was cupped snugly along what is now the southeastern coast of South Africa," an announcement said.

Rocks dug up from the sunken I continent are believed to be more than 60,000,000 years old, the oldest ever brought up from an ocean. "It completes the puzzle," said Prof. Ian W. D. Dalziel of Columbia University.

"All the other points along the Atlantic contours of the two continents had been proven by various scientific means to have been joined long ago." Dalziel and Prof. Peter Barker of England's University of Birmingham were directors of the thirty-sixth leg of the Deep LOW RATES For WANT ADS per line per insertion 2-14 Daily Sunday Times $1.03 Times Times 15-55 Lines Times Times Times $1.02 56 Lines or Mora $1.01 $1.27 Times .98 1.24 7-10 Times .93 1.19 41-14 Times for the cost of 10 times. ROOMS- ROOM AND BOARD 2-14 Lines Times $1.15 Times 1.12 7-10 Times ..82 1.0 Times 15-55 Lines 1.11 Times 1.06 Lines or More 4-2 Times .88 $1.13 36 Times .85 1.10 7-10 Times .80 1.05 11-14 Times for the cost of 10 times. SITUATIONS WANTED 2-14 Lines 1-2 Times $1.03 Times 1.00 7-10 .97 19.55 Lines Times $1.02 Times .99 7-10 Times .96 56 Lines of More T-2 Times $1.01 Times .98 -Times .70 .95 Times for the cost of 10 times. 3-6 Time Insertions Copy Change 7-14 Time Copy Changes be limited to the amount paid by the odvertiser.

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Nudity Banned In Los Angeles LOS ANGELES, July 19 (AP) Nudity on public beaches, playgrounds and parks in Los Angeles has been banned by the City Council. The ordinance makes it a misdemeanor for anyone more than 10 years old to sunbathe, swim or walk nude in a public place. A first conviction carries a maximum sentence of six months in jail or a $500 fine or both. The measure was approved yesterday by the council, 12 to 1. Police Chief Ed Davis warned that unclad sunbathers on Venice Beach had contibuted to a 26 per cent increase in the crime rate there.

W. H. Conley Dies BRIDGEPORT, July 19 (AP) William H. Conley, 67 years old, chancellor emeritus and first president of Sacred Heart University, died yesterday in a Bridgeport hospital. John M.

Friedman Funeral Funeral Mrs. Leigh Pratter of St. Louis; a son, John Boston; a sister, Mrs. Jean Harris, St. Louis, and two grand children.

Parade To Highlight Shriners Convention A downtown parade tomorrow will highlight the convention the Imperial Conclave Shriners. About 650 members from states are in St. Louis for three-day event. The parade will begin at a.m. on Fourth and Market Streets.

It will continue west Market Street to Eleventh Street, north to Delmar Boulevard, east to Broadway, then south on Broadway to originating point. 0273 DEATHS Graveside services for John M. Friedman, the president of Moss Lowenhaupt Cigar will be at 11 a.m. Sunday at Mt. Sinai Cemetery, 8430 Gravois Road.

Mr. Friedman, 66 years old, died Wednesday of an apparent heart attack when on an vast Alaskan cruise. He was a graduate of Soldan High School and attended Washington University. He was ployed in the advertising department of the old St. Louis dry Star-Times.

After Army service in World War II he joined the cigar company as a salesman as spread and became its president in 1965. process it Surviving are his wife, Ellen Cronbach Friedman; daughter, 0273 DEATHS Gaffney Peters Wayt GAFFNEY, SK. HELEN MAR- PETERS, MILDRED A. (nee WAYT, MARIE IE, S.L., fortified with the Sac- Ward), fortified with the man), raments of Holy Mother Church, ments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife July 18, 1974, dear aunt July 17, 1974, dear wife A. Wayt, dear and cousin.

of M. J. Peters, dear mother of Wildenauer, Memorial Mass at Loretto Joann Reznicek and William J. and the late Chapel, 590 E. Lockwood, and Michael J.

Ward Peters, and dear Mamie sis- dear sister-in-law Webster Groves, Sun. July 21, 8 ter of James of Moentman, a.m. Holtz, dear mother-in-law Peters Ruck, Marie Gartman Sally Frank Peters, Reznicek, our Kay dear grand- and Moentman aunt and GARTMAN, ELLA, July mother, sister-in-law, aunt, 18, 1974, wife of the late Louts great-aunt, great-great-aunt and Funeral Gartman, stepmother of Louise cousin Funeral Home, Garlich, dear sister, grandmoth- Funeral from KUTIS Funeral July er, great-grandmother, great- Home, 2906 Gravois, July terment St. great -grandmother and aunt. 20, 9:45 a.m.

to St. Wenceslaus Cemetery. Funeral Fri. 1:30 p.m. at Church.

Interment Calvary the BOPP Chapel, 10610 Man- Cemetery. Charter member of Whalen chester Kirkwood. Inter- St. Mothers Club. WHALEN, Wenceslaus ment Oak Hill Cemetery, July 15, 1974, Poschen of Mary Hahn PASCHEN, ANNA (nee er of Anita HAHN, CLETIS July Dunlap), July 18.

1974. Grant, Arthur 19, 1974, beloved husband of beloved wife of the late E. and Ned Minnie Shell Hahn, dear father thur C. Paschen, dear mother grandfather, of Ronald D. and Larry H.

of Marie A. Erp. LA. Col. Ar- brother and Hahn, dear brother of Clois thur R.

and Richard J. Pas- Private Coomer, Evelyn Schallon, Olive chen, our dear sister, mother- held. LUPTON McGee, Willie La Prote, Opal in-law, grandmother and aunt. Woodfin, Louella Lawrence, brother-in-law, father in law, LEN Funeral from 118 N. WHITE-MUL- White uncle, Funeral cousin.

sant Ferguson, July WHITE, Mortuary, from Little Valley 20, 11 a.m. Interment Memorial HIll, formerly General Baptist Church of Park Cemetery. Visitation after July Lutesville, Mo. Retired mem- Fri. band of Elate ber of Local No.

545 and mem- 2 p.m. father of Dana ber of South St. Louis Memorial White. Post 37. Reno Funeral Ippolito RENO, CARTER (Harry), at Webster IPPOLITO, MARGARET (nee band of July the 18, late 1974, Ina E.

dear Reno, hus- 7-9 Church. at Walsh), fortified with the Sac- father of Edith Sullivan, Hilda p.m. 331 ramenta of Holy 1974, Mother widow Church. Craig and Harriet Bridgewater, Friends uary, July 17, of father-in-law, grandfather, morials to desiring a of Arsenio Marie ippolito, Eilerman dear and mother Mad- great-grandfather and uncle. cho'ce.

eline Jacob, our dear mother- Funeral from ALEXANDER in-law, grandmother, aunt and GUARDIAN Chapel, 11101 St. Williams great Funeral aunt. 10 to Mt. Lebanon. In WILLIAMS, Charles Rock rd.

at Lindbergh, Home, 2906 from Gravola, KUTIS Funeral state after a.m. 5 p.m. Fri. Member July 8:30 July of Kane Lodge A.F. A.M., of the late 20.

a.m. to Epiphany Church. Interment Resurrection Kane, and Meat Cutters father of cal No. 88. father-in-law, Cemetery.

Neighbors. Masses Member of preferred. Friendly great-grandfather, law, uncle, Rohlfing cousin. Katunar ROHLFING, EDWIN M.D., Funeral KATUNAR, EMILIA, fortified Tues, July 16, 1974, dear hus- LER Funeral with the Sacramenta of Holy band of Margaret Toalson Michigan at Mother Church, July 18, ing, cousin of Mr. and Mrs.

John 20, 11 a.m. 1974, beloved wife of the late H. Werber, Mr. and Mrs. Lee A.

Cemetery, John Katunar, dear mother of Brandenburger, Mr. and Mrs. Olga Radziejewski, Rose Dvor- Roy dear uncle. Brandenburger of Callf. and Wozniak-Williams ak, John, Anton, Carl and Wal.

ter Katunar, mother-in-law, Memorial service at Bethel WOZNIAK-WILLIAMS, grandmother, great-grandmoth- Luteran church, Big Bend and NOR (nee er and cousin. Forsyth 2 p.m. Conwith the Funeral from HOWARD H. tributiona in his memory may be Mother Church, MICHEL Funeral Home, 5930 maue to Bethel. Lutheran Church 1974, Wozniak, beloved Southwest at Hampton, Bat.

Library fund. LUPTON Service of (Bud) Jean 8:45 a.m. to St. Frances Xavier of Blanche Cabrini Church for 9:30 a.m. Schmidt lard Mass.

Interment Resurrection. of Jerome Bauman, Masses preferred. to rest on July 19, 1974. friend of SCHMAUT, SOPHIE, entered Indear daughter of the late John dear sister-in-law Knehans and Katherine Schmidt, dear Funeral Gruner) KNEHANS, MAYME July 16, B. 1974, (nee John Schmidt, Gertrude Krueger July 22, 9:45 sister of the late Anna Henrichs, Home, 2906 beloved wife of Edward J.

Kne- and Louise Zieger, our -aunt dear ceslaus Church. hans, dear sister of Edna Soud- ter-in-law, great-great-aunt. aunt, great and Peter and ers, Mary Minnie Thomas, Fell, Leatha William Pope, Funeral parlors Sun. July 20 at 11 Gruner and a.m. from the BUCHHOLZ George and the late Spanish Lake 1645 LOST our Amy dear Miller and sister-In-law Elmer and Gruner, aunt.

Redman av. Interment Fried- IMPORTANT Mortuary, ens Cemetery. In parlors after When you have Funeral from CALVIN F. 6 p.m. Fri.

vertisement and FEUTZ Funeral Home, 9480 found Lewis Clark bi. (Hwy, 67) July 20, 2 p.m. Interment SCHWANENGEL, PHONE NUMBER Schwanengel Identity, Memorial Park. Member of Boot FRANK, BEFORE making and Shoe Workers Local No. 25.

July 17, 1974, beloved husband of Margaret Schwanen- BASENJI, female, gel (nee Gottwald), dear step- curly tall, Kropp father of a Gleitz, dear BEAGLE- Bassett, KROPP, ELIZABETH July ther-in-law of Yvonne Gleitz, our area. Reward. 17, 1974, daughter of the late dear uncle and cousin p.m. George and Rilzabeth Kropp, Funeral from MICHAEL Christ Kropp, Lena Eppler, sister In law. FITZGERALD Mortuary, 4580 Webster Groves sister of John and CAT.

Sealpoint aunt, great-aunt and cousin. 8. 20, Lindbergh 10 at Gravols, Interment New per tooth hangs July a.m. 961-6457 after Miss Kropp at SCHRADER Picker. Funeral Home, Ballwin, CAT, orange until 11:30 a.m.

Service wandered from same day 2 p.m. at Parkway Seliga lor, July 9. Un.ted Church. Interment Elm- SELIGA, Lauderdale, JOHN Florida, at Fort CAT LOST lawn Cemetery, I desired con- formerly of hair female, tributions may be made to Park- St. Louis, fortified with the and Bopp way United Church.

Sacraments of Holy Mother Church July 19, 1974. CAT, Siamese Beloved husband of the late Town. Reward. Agnes Seliga (nee Klaus), dear Leisure CHIHUAHUA LEISURE, ANN, fortified with father of John H. Sellga and breed female, the Sacraments of Holy Mother Eleanor DiSimone of Fort Lau- pups, copper Church July 17.

1974, derdale, Florida, dear brother white diamond dear sister of John, Raymond of Edward M. Seliga, Ann copper brown and Joseph Leisure, Deebe Be- Schmidt, Mattida Suntrup, Stel- bergh-Hwy 70 hiter, Mary Pazur and Virginia la Smilth, Agnes Coyners and REWARD Pete Graham Leisure, and the our late dear Paul sister-in- and the iga and late Julia Clifton Rudloff, and Lucas Sel- COLLIE-SHEPHERD, ain. aunt, cou- great-grandfather, law, grandfather, 0056. law, great-aunt and father in male. Arnold Funeral from KUTIS Funeral law, uncle, great brother and COLLIE, SABLE Home, 2906 Gravois, July cousin.

ty Utah and 20, 9:30 a.m. to St. Raymond 664-0342 Church. Interment 88. Peter al Funeral Home, 2906 from KUTIS Gravois, Funer- COLLIE, male, and Paul Cemetery.

Ladies Member of July 22. 8:30 our vicinity St. Raymond Sodality. Lady of a.m., to 428-4329 Sorrows Church, Interment Resurrection Cemetery. DACHSHUND, Lund Mr.

Sellga was a Lifetime mem- ester, Mo. area. LUND, ALBERT July ber of the Southwest Kiwanis DACHSHUND, 17, 1974, dear husband the Club. In parlors Saturday 5 area. Reward.

late Virginia Lund (Dee Allee), p.m. DOGS (2) step-father of the late brother Alvin of Stanley trimmed and Eugene Howard, male reddish Ellen, and the late Ann Casson, STANLEY, CECIL. July 18, reward and grandfather Betty of Gallbert, friend of 1974, fortified with the Church, DOGS (2), Albert Howard Clifford Brownfield and family, dear ments of husband Holy of Mother Louise, haired dark great-grandfather, father-in-law Creason) Stanley, dear father of Collie 994-0851 Shepherd. (nee and Funeral uncle. from CULLEN Mrs.

Jody Brown, Steven and Kathleen Stamey, dear son of ELKHOUND, KELLY Funeral Home, 7267 Flossie Stanley, dear father-in- male. Reward. Natural Bridge, Interment Laurel July Hill law, brother, brother in law, ENGLISH Setters, 20, 11 a.m. Deceased retired nephew, uncle and cousin. ly black, 1.

Garden. la 8 Funeral services at RUSSELL Fee Fee, Utz member of Teamster No. 603. ERMERT Funeral Home, Corn- 731-3305 McCue ing. Interment 11 New a.m.

Hope July Cemetery. 20. GERMAN with the Sacraments of Holy Stocker wood area MeCUE, GRACE fortified July 12th, black Mother Church, July 18, 1974, dear sister-In-law of Mary McCue, dear aunt of Mary Jane Ferguson, Charlotte Hely, Betty King, James A. MoCue Martha Rogers and Francis B. MeCue.

Funeral from the HUTCHENS Mortuary, 675 Graham Florissant, July 20, 9:15 a.m. to St. Lukes Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Noelken See Buttice.

Parra PARRA, LEO E. July 18, 1974, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of the late Josephine Parra (nee Raskevice), dear father of Patricia Sechrist, Bernice Boylan, Ann Welk, Leo James and John Parra, our dear father-in-law, grandfather, great grandfather, brother-In-law and uncle. Funeral 8:30 a.m., from JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS. 7027 Gravola, to St.

George Church, 9 a.m. Mass. Interment 88. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Member of Legion of 1000 Men South.

Text Of July 24, 1971, Transcript FROM PAGE THREE SOUTH AMERICA AFRICA Buenos Aires Cape Town Falkland Plateau Mozambique Plateau Falkland Islands Drill Site Submerged Part of South America Submerged Part of Africa MATCH MATES: A map showing the similar coastal contours of Africa and South America. Recent drillings support the theory that the two were once part of a vast southern hemisphere continent. (AP Wirephoto) Sea Drilling Project, which ended May 22. The project is being run by the University of California at San Diego for the National Science Foundation. The Falkland Plateau extension fills in what had been an unknown gap in the reconstruction of Gondwanaland, which Directors 0174 DEATHS AMBRUSTER MORTUARY Now Available 6633 Clayton Rd.

863-1300 KUTIS FUNERAL HOME 2906 Gravois PR 2-3000 Expanded Parking Facilities Monuments 0216 ROSEBROUGH MONUMENT CO. 12240 Manchester Rd. 965-3311 7001 ('hippewa 351-4200 5232 West Florissant 385-7766 DEATHS 0273 Ackermann ACKERMANN, MARY, (nee Finn), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, July 18, 1974, dear sister of Thomas (Joe) Finn and the late John, James, William, Timothy and Paul Finn, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt, great great aunt and cousin. Funeral from BEIDERWIEDEN North, 1936 St. Louis 8:30 a.m., with Mass celebrated at Church of St.

Stanislaus Kostka, 9 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Visstation after 6 p.m. Fri. Anderson ANDERSON, HAROLD suddenly July 17, 1974, beloved husband of Anna M. Anderson (nee Stock), dear father of James H.

Anderson, dear father-in-law of Kathy (nee Kreuzer), dear grandfather of Barbara Lynn, brother of Arthur T. Anderson, brother-In-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral July 20, 10 a.m. from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, 10212 HALLS PERRL RD. Interment Memorlal Park.

Retired member of Bricklayers Union Local No. and North End Homing Club. Memorials to St. Peters Chapel Building Fund will be appreciated. Anthony ANTHONY, JULIUS fortifled with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, July 17, 1974, beloved husband of Mrs.

Mae Anthony (nee MeQuigg), dear father of Mrs. Bernardine Eshenroder, brother of Mary Seebeck, Eugene, Gustave and Albert Anthony Donas and the late Catherine Joseph Anthony, our dear ther in law, brother-In-law, grandfather, uncle and friend. Funeral July 20, 8:30 a.m. from the BUCHHOLZ Mortuary, 5967 W. Florissant Ave.

to Corpus Christi Church (Jennings). Interment Memorial Park. Mr. Anthony was 8 member of Goodfellow Post No. 9731 V.F.W., who will conduct services Fri.

at 8 p.m. Boeckelmann BOECKELMANN, ANNA (nee Reuter), formerly of 4650 Loughborough, July 16. 1974, beloved wife of the late Henry W. Boeckelmann, our dear ount and great-aunt. Private service was held Thurs.

at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois, Interment St. Paul Churchyard. Buttice BUTTICE, BERTHA R. (nee Lewandoski), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, July 17, 1974, beloved wife of the late James Buttice, dear mother of Anthony Buttice and Rose Mary Noelken, dear sister of Mary Manger, Ann McNamara, Frances O'Connor, Gertrude Meyer and the late Joseph and John Lewandoski, our dear grandmother, greatgrandmother, mother In law, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin.

Funeral from MICHAEL FITZGERALD Mortuary, 4580 8. Lindbergh at Gravois, July 20, 9:30 a.m., St. Francis of Assist Church for 10 a.m. Mass. Interment Calvary.

Masses preferred. Sat. Fri. WANT ADS are for EVERYBODY To Place a Want Ad Call MAin 1-6666 began breaking up years ago. The plateau remained land with a Mediterranean climate for 50,000,000 years the continents gradually apart in the continuing of continental drift.

Then began to sink. 0273 DEATHS Cepak CEPAK, JOSEPHINE (nee SaJovie), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, July 16, 1974, beloved wife of the late Frank Cepak, dear mother of John Cepak, Mary F. Suess, Josephine DeEmma Morice. Anna Woodruff, and the late Elizabeth Shell, our dear sister, law, grandmother. mother, sister-In-law and aunt.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois, July 20, 8:30 a.m. to 9t. James the Greater Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery, Clark CLARK, GERTRUDE (nee Thomas), July 18, 1974.

beloved wife of Burine Clark, mother of Robert Thomas, Peggy Hicks, dear grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-inlaw and aunt. Funeral from LIN'S. 2301 Lafayette, p.m. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Visitation after 5 p.m. Sat. Cliver CLIVER, ROSE, July 17, 1974, beloved wife of James E. Cliver, dear sister of Mrs. Sophie Goldstein, Mrs.

Lillian Schwartz, Albert Weiss, and the late Mollie Seigal, dear aunt of Irene and Bill Beckman, Albert and Clara stein, Robert and Sylvia Goldstein, Buddy and Carol Goldstein, and Richard Schwartz dear sister-inlaw, great -aunt, niece, and cousin. Graveside service 11 a.m. at Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery, 7500 Olive st. rd. Mra.

Cliver was a life member of Hadassah and the Ben Akiba Aid Society, Contributions preferred to the Medical Staff of St. Louis County Hospital. RINDSKOPF SERVICE. Coder CODER, WILLIAM, July 17, 1974, beloved husband of Frances Coder (nee Deck), dear father of Peggy Tegtmeyer, Billie Laiden, dear grandfather. brother of Aubrey and Ralph Coder and Louise Adams.

Funeral service at BOWLES CODER Chapel, Piedmont, July 20, 2:30 p.m. Interment Masonic Cemetery. Masonic service 8 p.m. Fri. Visitation after p.m.

Fri. Member of Missouri and National Funeral Directors Association. Corcoran CORCORAN, EVA H. (nee Higgins), July 18, 1974, beloved wife of the late Hugh C. Corcoran, dear mother of Eve Mason and E.

Jane Watts, dear sister of Alvin Higgins, dear sister-in-law, mother. In-law, grandmother, greatgrandmother and aunt. Services at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 10:30 a.m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery, Visitation after p.m., Fri. Cordes CORDES, LENA (nee Meyer) July 18, 1974, beloved wife of Herman H.

Cordes, dear mother of Lucille Kornfeld, Raymond Cordes, Vera Kornfeld and Evelyn Pigg. dear mother In law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, greataunt, great great aunt, niece and coustn. In state at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravols until 9 p.m. Fri.

Services Sat. 1:30 p.m. at St. Martin's U.C.C., Dittmer, Mo. Interment St.

Martin's Cemetery. Member of Navy Mothers Club No. 135. Should friends desire, please make contributions in her memorv to St. Martin's U.C.C.

Bidg. Fund. Ensworth ENSWORTH, FRED July 16, 1974, dear husband of the late Nina M. Ensworth, dear brother of James T. Ensworth, Nancy Langdon and Verna E.

Crown, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and our dear friend. Funeral from CLARK Funeral Home, 7400 Page July 22, 1 p.m. Interment National Cemetery. Member of Wellston Memorial American Legion Post 154. Visitation after 10 a.m.

Sat. 10th Dist. A. L. Guard of Honor service Sun.

8 p.m. Frye FRYE, EFFIE MAY (nee Speed), July 18, 1974, beloved wife of the late Clarence Frye, dear mother of Miley Bagwili, Lilian Goodwin, Odell, Jimmie, and the late Gilbert Frye, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from WINGBERMUEHLE Funeral Home, 3819 8. Grand July 20, 10 a.m. Interment Hiram Cemetery.

Member of Rebecca Lodge, Waterloo, Ill. In Parlors 1 p.m., PRESIDENT: Oh, no, no, no, no. We're talking about one person. EHRLICHMAN: If you do the He's just taking one guy, that's all. So I said, "No.

KROGH: Yeah. That's the way. EHRLICHMAN: What he's objecting to is, is problems that go past that. He says you will find for yourself (unintelligible). PRESIDENT: I don't think that's the point.

The point is going on this one person now. EHRLICHMAN: OK. PRESIDENT: And then I'll decide whether we have to go beyond it. EHRLICHMAN: Right. KROGH: What I'd like to do is EHRLICHMAN: That's fine.

KROGH: I'll do a report on this guy and those immediately around him. PRESIDENT: That's right. KROGH: Once we get that, then come back. PRESIDENT: That's right. KROGH: AndPRESIDENT: Come back and see what else we have to do.

But we're going to start shaking the trees around here. EHRLICHMAN: We'd like to keep this moving through the week-end so we may send something back to you. PRESIDENT: Oh, I'll be available. EHRLICHMAN: This afternoon or tomorrow. PRESIDENT: I'll be available.

I'd just like to know. All right. PRESIDENT: And if we catch the guy his Res resignation is speedy, and, a and, and that's what I like. Not quietly. EHRLICHMAN: Right.

PRESIDENT: Understand, any person. On one condition. You catch anybody, it's not going to be quiet. I'm going to--we're going to put the God damn story out and he's going to be dismissed and prosecuted. There's prosecutionEHRLICHMAN: You can'tKROGH: Uh, the polygraph is not useful in prosecution, PRESIDENT: All right.

KROGH: Sir. PRESIDENT: But the point is, it is taken. EHRLICHMAN: That's right. PRESIDENT: Doesn't make any difference. If it's taken, we're going to catch him and he needs to be prosecuted.

EHRLICHMAN or KROGH: Doesn't make any difference. EHRLICHMAN: The polygraph, per se, is that your knowledge of what's in itPRESIDENT: I know youEHRLICHMAN or KROGH: That's right. PRESIDENT: You use it for purposes of cross-examination. KROGH: You use it to correct. Yeah, EHRLICHMAN: All right, sir? PRESIDENT: Well, I just think we ought to go out ahead and it, it does happen.

This does affect the National Security--this particular one. This isn't like the Pentagon Papers. This one involves a current negotiation and it should not have been, and it, its getting out jeopardizes the negotiating position. Now, God damn it, we're not going to allow it. We just aren't going to allow it.

EHRLICHMAN or KROGH: All right. PRESIDENT: Good luck. EHRLICHMAN or KROGH: Yes, sir. Thank you. PRESIDENT: Fine.

Durban of Czechoslovakia, Bonn Exchange Ratified Treaties 40 BONN, the Czechoslovakia 10 many exchanged gression on ing the last Bonn's policy and diplomatic the Europe. Prague's 0273 E. (nee MoentJuly 18, 1974, of the late Frank sister of Theresa Charlotte Hudspeth William Moentman, of Theresa dear aunt of Pat Sallee and William our dear greatgreat-great-aunt. from SOUTHERN 6322 8. Grand 20, 11 a.m.

InTrinity Lutheran ARTHUR J. beloved husband Roseanna Whalen, fathGrovenor, Bally J. William Thomas Whalen, father in law, uncle. family services were Service. ROBERT Cedar of Ferguson, 15, 1974, dear husWhite (nee Stout), L.

and Robert M. service 2 p.m. Groves Presbyterian Visitation Fri. 2-5 and PFITZINGER MortS. Kirkwood rd.

may make mecharity of their GEORGE 18, 1974, husband Lydia Williams, Clara Dougan, dear a ther, brother ingreat uncle and from TED FENDHome, 7420 Koeln, July Interment Mt. Hope ELEABauman), fortified Sacraments of Holy July 19, wife of John dear mother Williams, dear sister Bommarito and Mildear sister-in-law Bommarito, dear Julierene Wrobel, our and aunt. from KUTI9 Funeral Gravois, a.m. to st. WenInterment 88.

Paul Cemetery. In 2 p.m. 0331 NOTICE placed a LOST adare notified that it REQUEST the name, address and and call back further contads. tan and white, reward. 843-2776.

Shaw Garden 773-8661 after 6 Siamese, vicialty Clayton, 1 over lower lip, 5, reward and white male, Laciede and TayReward. 652-8792 orange and white long area of Manchester reward. 965-3480 female, Laciede 534-0674 -Pekinese mixed black, expecting brown underside, blaze on throat, eyebrows, Lindarea. 'BLINKY" 381-4647 or 274-1157 mixed area. Reward.

and white, viciniRoger black and white. Woodson Terrace. red female, ManchReward. 227-5424 red male, Fenton 343-7127 male miniature unSchnauzer "9am" and curly mixed breed 843-6424 mixed breed, 1 long brown male, female Ladue, Reward. silver and black 535-5301 2 male.

1 mostmostly white, vicinity and 270, reward. Shepherd, since and tan, Maplereward, 644-4640 male, vicinity Sappington. Reward lost Monday. Six 487-4688 puppy female, near 726-4572 female, Snickers," urgent, 391-7556 TURN DRIVING INTO PLEASURE AGAIN and car, your patch deyl You're pretty sure find the car you went at tho 'price you went to pay! July 19 (UPI) Bohuslav and West Ger- Bonn ratified nonag- trich treaties today, conclud- other with formal step in formal of establishing Hall of ties with Eastern Although changed Foreign Minister the year, LOST 0331 LARGE Pup, light brown with white, Oakville School area, re487-6960 MEDIUM sized dog, dark brown head, body, brown Sorghum." white 863-1202 speckled NECKLACE, Liberal Reward, Lingerie Dept. July 12.

878-0907 NORWEIGAN Elkhound, 8 months old, Olivette ares, answers to name of Roscoe, reward, call Steve 432-5757 or 997-4074 POODLE, toy, brown, male, (Boris), area McKelvey-Marine reward, 878-9937 POODLE, toy, brown, male, (Boris), arca McKelvey and Marine reward, 878-9937 POODLE, white, blind, shaggy, vicinity Yaeger and Milburn, re ward, 892-6020 RING, Opal heirloom, vicinity Vianney School, reward. 821-0979 SCHNAUZER, female, Florissant area, name Gretchen. Reward. 831-9342, 838-7085 SCHNAUZER, small, tall not vicinity of Nemenichanswers Chambers to Halis Ferry Ripad, SHETLAND male, Olivette area. 997- 3095.

SIAMESE CAT. chociate point, strayed, 7-5. Sappington ares. reward. VI 3-4149 SIAMESE, neutered male.

Olly. ette. reward, 868-6600 TERRIER, male, small, white with black markings, LindberghSpode $200 REWARD. 994-1378 or 567-1860 or 567-1450 WRIST WATCH, MAN ROUND YELLOW GOLD Waltham, gold mesh band, Mberal reward. PL.

2-9499 $50 REWARD. Female, part boxer, all brown, ears not clipped, short tall, named Duchess. family pet. $30 reward, male hound, black and white with P. little brown, large, answers to the name of Butch, vicinity Morganford and Chippewa.

351-9759 865-4143 LIBERAL REWARD for information leading to return of Polar Bear Charm on Inscribed gold diso with wire choker. Lost at party June 29. Family heirloom. No questions asked. 725-6173 REWARD, lost, Spanish Lake, male black Labrador Retriever, family pet, 741-5011 evenings Chnoupek and his counterpart, Hans-DieGenscher, toasted each champagne after the ceremonies in the Grand the Foreign Ministry.

the two countries exambassadors earlier in formal relations were Found ENGLISH Setter, male, child's vicinity Clayton and Bopp 434-0574 PERSONAL Are Israels Leaders Right About MESSIAH? Call 776-0267 PHIL, I know how deeply you your lost, my love and my is with you GLORIA -Mother understands. Call 664-4930 Care of Children Aged Nursing Homes 0513 CARE for elderly people in mv home. 946-6964 PUBLIC NOTICES 0539 The Mayor of Saint Louis, located at City Hall, 1200 Market Street, St. Louis, Missouri, 63103, through the Department of Labor, has been designated the Program Agent for the administration and operation of a employment and training program under Title I of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973 in the City of St. Louis.

The program agent proposes to utilize and proportion $6,503,000 In Federal funds available under the Act to provide job training and employment opportunities for ellgible residents of the City of 8t. Louis. A complete copy of the application is available for examination at the Office of the Program Agent shown below. Consideration will be given to written comments about the appilcation no later than thirty (30) days from the date of this tion providing a notice of intent comment 1s submitted, postmarked within three days of publication to John L. Drew, III, Manpower Director, Office of Manpower, 1221 Locust Street, St.

Louis, 63103. Written comments may also be directed to Mr. Neal Hadsell, Asst. Regional Director for Manpower, U.S. Dept.

of Labor, Room 900, 911 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Mo. 64106, with the same intent to comment proviso. John H. Poelker Mayor, City of St. Louis City Hall, 1200 Market St.

St. Louts, Mo. 63103 (314) 453-3201 not fully established until today's exchange of good will treaties. The upper house of Bonn's Parliament, where the ruling Social Democrat-Free Democrat coalition has an overwhelming majority, originally rejected the treaty but ratified it on a second reading. (Signed) Floyd Todd BUSINESS PERSONAL 0612 SHANGRI-LA HEALTH SPA OPEN 7 DAYS 427-8450 0356 SPECIAL NOTICES 0554 pet, NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS rd.

SPECIAL NOTICE Floyd Todd, formerly of 1797 Redcoat City of Maryland Hots, Mo. 63043. State of Missouri, do here0491 by give notice that I will not be reaponeible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself. feel sorrow 10614 Page 10 a.m. 'til midnight NOW OPEN 7 DAYS LUXURIOUS NEW and UNIQUE 'ALADDIN HEALTH SPA 5211 Lucas and Hunt Road at Hwy.

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8t. Charles Rock Rd. 426-1348, 5 minutes from Airport SHANGRI-LA 427-8450 10614 Page 10 a.m. 'til midnight Carmody CARMODY, KATHERINE L. (nee McGurk), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, July 19, 1974, beloved wife of the late Thomas R.

Carmody, dear mother of Mary Ashley, Barbara P. John Rose Elleen, Thomas Robert J. Carmody and the late Virgie K. Scott, our dear grandmother, great grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt and cousin. from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 S.

Grand, July 22, 9:30 a.m. 10 to St. Bernadette Church for a.m. Mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Edwardsville, Ill.

Member of Daughters of Isabell. Visitation after p.m. Clip Me NEARLY EVERYONE WHO HAS ANYTHiNG TO SELL USES WANT ADS IN THE POST-DISPATCH You, too. can use want ads profitably WRITE YOUR WANT we will tell you the cost want WORD a MACE CUP AND MAIL NO ST. LOUIS DISPATCH Font by fer an Cleated Advertung Mail Me- STOCKER, GUS A.

(BUD), July 18, 1974, beloved husband of Rex Stocker, loving father of Wilson Robert er, grandfather of Christine and James Stocker, brother of Ethel Lamwersiek, Janet Dittman and Ruth Inkley, dear father-in-law, son-in-law, brother-In-law and uncle. Funeral 10 a.m. at BOPP Chapel, 10610 Manchester Kirkwood. Mr. Stocker WAS a retired member of United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jointers of and treasurer of Local No.

47. Those wishing may make contributions to the charity your choice. tion from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Fri.

Warner WARNER, MARY July 18, 1974, wife of the late Henry C. Warner, beloved mother of Elva V. Anderson, dear mother-in-law of Bonnie M. Anderson (nee Abbott). Funeral Sat.

July 20, 1 p.m. from BAUMANN'8 Colonial Chapel, 2504 Woodson Overland. Interment Memorial Park. Contributions to Missouri Bag st Hospital appreciated. GOLDEN retriever, Crestwood, 842-1274 GOLD bracelet Flags, REWARD, IRISH Setter Clayton-Big Bend, LAB, black, Ballwin, reward,.