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4B May 2, 1969 ST.LOUIS POST'DISPATCH K' lit a PUBLIC NOTICES 2i PUBLIC NOTICES IS APR. 17, 1969 The Assessment Plat Books or Records, containing the assessments of Real Property within the City of Saint Louis for the taxes for the year 1969, are now open for inspection in the Office of the Assessor, Room 114-120, City Hall. Valuations on all real estate within the City of Saint Louis, at of January 1969, have been completed and taxpayers desiring to examine their assessments may do so by appearing at this office. The Board of Equalization will meet in the Office of the Assessor on Monday, May 19, 1969 and will remain In daily session for four (4) weeks thereafter and no longer. Appeals of the Real and Personal Property before the Board of Equalization, must be made in writing and sworn to and are requested to be filed not later than the 19th day of May, 1969.

Appeal forms are available at this office. NO APPEALS RELATIVE TO THE ASSESSMENTS FOR TAXES FOR 1969 MAY BE MADE AFTER THE BOARD HAS ADJOURNED. Joseph C. Sdnton, Alienor Room. 114-120, City Hall ALL 1 ijjgi receive reverent, comprehending consideration from all the staff at Lupton's.

The requirement of any religion will be met fully in church, cathedral or Lupton's own dignified chapel. CHAPEL ouilleaM la tenia 7233 Delmar PArkrlew 1-1870 4 VI raiiiiiiin is mi I DEATHS MEMBER BY INVITATION NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS PREFERRED FUNERAL DIRECTORS INTERNATIONAL 14 DEATHS 14 Olds" Wendler riMA HArcnln. Richard C. Anrll 30 1869. he neum, mo.

of Carltoh ajul the loved son DEATHS 14 1 DEATHS late uona 1. oicis, pear nusoana of Orvella Ruth Olds (nee Au- TOO LATE ait Freeze Brisk Bidding at Mary Institute "Sold to chanted Mrs. Pat Morris (center) as she brought down the gavel to affirm the sale of a silver vase at an auction last night at Mary Institute to raise funds for teachers salaries at the school's Youth Summer '69 program. Miss Craig Jones (left) and Mrs. Raymond T.

Hunsaker assisted Mrs. Morris. (Post-Dispatch Photograph) ten). our. dear father, brother Katie Art, Bouse Springs, Margaret H.

Freeze (nee Retch) and grandfather. Funeral IrolH, VINYARD1 See Freeze). Wessel Julia Wessel, May 1, 1969, dear sister of Frieda, Rltter, Fred and Emit Wessel, our dear sister-in-law, aunt and cousin, Funeral from KUTIS Funeral i Home. 2906 Gravois, May 3, 1 p.m. Entombment Mt.

Hope Mausoleum. Donations to your favorite charity appreciated. In parlor 8 p.m. TO CLASSIFY rortiiied witn sacraments Holy Mother Church, Thurs. of th fate Andrew Alt, dear Herculaneurb.

to Herculaneum Methodist Church for services at 2 p.m. Mav 3, Interment May l. 19HU. dear daughter Anna Reich) Wendler nee uaK urovs, bi. cnaries, iuo.

HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS 82 mother or Udgar Ait, Eurexa Mildred Stovesand, Imperial, Velma Friedman, St. Louts, and the late Edna Heller and Arthur Alt, our dear jesionowsKii, aear Bister, ais Pohl ter-m-law, aunt, great-aunt, niece, and cousin. OPPORTUNITY FOR Reta (Margaret) Pohl (nee Funeral from SOUTHERN grandmother, great-grandmother, met her-in-law and aunt. AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN WiJmes Murray), Apru au, lvvu. beloved Wife of the late Harry funerai horn, edzz b.

Grand, Mav 3, 7:30 a.m. to St. Mrs. Alt in state at CHAPEL To service electrostatic codv ma A. font, dear sister-in-law oi jeoeua cnurcn.

interment Mt ri ill Mortuary, House springs, until 11:30 a.m. on ciara stoue and Augusta Aic-Cool. our dear aunt and cousin. uuve. Masses pirerred.

chines. No previous experience necessary- This Is a permanent position with a rapidly expanding Aiken Reopens Debate on War, Urges Immediate Troop Pull-Out mav men io i. Man in si United Church of Christ. Highlrrey funeral xrom wuiTJii-xauL- lkn cnapei, aao.iv lonssai Feriuson. May Rl ipe.

at 12:30 p.m., fori Marguerite fOuesneU Frpv company, you are amDiaous, aggressive, like to meet people and would like a job with a future call ovi viwn ui y.m. unci mem 10:30 National Aipru jv, io. wue the late Edwin F. FreV. cnurcn cemetery.

uemetery, jenerson BarracKS, ol Clarence E. and the late Bollinger in parlors alter tt P.m. Hat. APPRENIICE MEOHANIC CO juies wuesnei, aear cousin. Service at LUPTON Chapel Polette KUbv Mae Boll neer fnee Mortv Mansfield (Dem.) Montana, and Clara M.

Wllmee (nee Albsrs), Josephvllle, May 1, 1969, age 59, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear mother of Mrs. Janet Olesmann, Mrs. Lucille Hepperman, Harold James Jerome Raymond Donald Lester W. and Earl A. Wllmes, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin, Wilmes at T.

E. PITMAN Funeral Home, Wentzvltle, after 4:30 p.m., Sat. Funeral MW 9:30 fom St. Joseph's Church, Josephvllle, Mo. Interment church cemetery.

Rosary recited, 8:30 p.n4 at the Pitman Chapel. April 30. 1969, beloved See Freeie. the assistant Democratic leader, To learn wheel alignment, while earning. Excellent opportunity for man with automotive training.

Apprenticeship with salary Increase ueiniar iu a.m Interment BelletWame Ceme tery. Contributions in her mem mother or George R. Hanford, dear sister of Cora Lee But- Pranger Edward M. Kennedy of Massa- cliffe of Winston-Salem, N.C., ory may be made to Sears Foundation of Mary Institute see Freeze. aim auvuncemeni assured, wwr chusetts, endorsed Aiken's pro ear mouier-in-iaw, great-grandmother, aunt and Purvis manay AuipBod, "PAINTER: open shoo, must greai-auni.

posal for a phased withdrawal Aiumnae ass or to Trie dt. Joseph H. Ogura Cancer Re Fund at Barnes Hospital Plaza. Friends may call, at chapel af attie to climb, wages open, FO beloved' wife oi the late' Edgar Funeral May 3, 2 p.m from BAUMANN BROS. Colonial Chapel.

2504 Woodson ter 4 p.m. ri. SERVICE STATION Attendant' new station, good working condl motner or ttaipn ju. and Norman R. Purvis, our dear Interment Fee Fee I Friedman Wilson of American troops.

Also approving the Aiken speech were Republican Senators Jacob K. Javits of.New York and Charles uons. nu. l-tftftfo. sister, grandmother, motner-ln law.

sister-in-law and aunt. HELP WANTED WOMEN 88 Buzzetta Maurice L. Friedman, May 1, 1969, beloved husband of Hor- CharlRJI -T Urtlann Funeral from McLAUGH- LADY care for eiaerlyTTdy, stay limh, zmi Larayette. sat aau.S.M.C.. suddenly Lillian Mi Buzzetta fnee Bov- tense Miller Friedman, dear an a-uan or vi j-udbs.

1 p.m. Interment Laurel Hill 1969. New Tork Times News Sen-Ice WASHINGTON, May 2 -Senator George D. Aiken Vermont, the senior Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, reopened the Vietnam debate in the Senate yesterday by urging the Administration to begin immediately an "orderly withdrawal" of American forces from Vietnam. "Common sense should tell us that we have now accomplished our purpose as far as South Vietnam is concerned," the Senator said in a Senate speech, "So it is my belief," he said, "that the United States would do well to advise the South Viet er), fortified with the Sacra- namese Government immediately of our intentions and then start an orderly withdrawal of our military personnel, returning that country and that war back to its rightful owners.

"It may take some time to complete this operation, but it should be started without delay," he said. The Aiken speech was regarded in Senate circles as signaling the end of the moratorium on criticism and advice that the more moderate doves on both sides of the aisle have been following since the President Richard M. Nixon took office. Senate majority leader Mike April xi. 1969, at Vietnam naai ann nt iir A 1 uaraens.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 94 Reich TRAILER COURT room for ao- father of Mrs. Eugene (Carol Dardlck and Richard C. Friedman, dear son of Alice Friedman, dear brother of Mrs. Simon (Esther) Werner, and Melville Friedman, our dear proximately 43 Trailers, 2 deep menu or noiy Motner cnurcn, April 29. 1969, beloved wife of Tony Buzzetta.

dear of Thomas, Mary and Carol Buzzetta, dear daughter of Mrs. Hester Boyer, dear See H. Percy of Illinois. The Aiken speech was not expected to set off a wave of criticism of the Nixon Administration, such as engulfed the Johnson Administration in its final wens, xgoons; liu down Reynolds owner win iinance. OBO-az.

grandfather, a r-ln-law, APARTMENTS FURNISHED 112 Marv Roberta Reynolds. Wad. "iison inee uimnger), dear brother of Vivian Patterson, Sally Kennedy and David Wilson, grandson, brother-in-law. uncle, nephew and cousin. Services May 3, 1:30 from COLLIER'S Funeral ome, 10123 St.

Charles Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. Memorials to the Youth Fund of Marvin Park Methodist Church will be appreciated. aaugnter-in-iaw. sister, sister in-law.

aunt, niece and rvmstn brother-in-law and uncle. Graveside service Fri. May 3, April 30, I960, fortified with SOUTH tin aaertunents or noiy Aiotner RUSSELL.1220; 3 rooms; private 4 p.m. at Mt. Sinai Cemetery 8430 Gravois.

In lieu of flowers two years. As one Democratic Funeral from the HUTCHENS Mortuary, 675 Graham rd. Florissant, May 3, 8:45 a.m.. to St, Ferdinand's Church. Interment Sacred Heart Ceme nuruu, uear sister OI Airs.

Francis C. Flyttn and Mrs. Mil-tenberger Cain of Pasadena. entrance; pam. my a-UMbO.

2 OR 3 ROOMS, bath, utilities contributions may be made to charity of your choice. no cniiqren or pets, via z-2o3. leader explained, "There is no eagerness yet to criticize the SOUTHWEST Gasser tery. IK MEMORIAM 14 HEREFORD, 3T10: 3 room, private Lillian F. Gasser B.A.

and M.A. Cohen To Hai-o An dear slttsr-In-law and aunt. Funeral from LUPTON Chapel 7233 Delmar 9:30 a.m. to St. Josephs Church Meramec and Maryland.

Requiem Mass 10 a.m. Interment Calvary, Cemetery. In lieu of Rni4 PnhM Iran 4 lODA SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE 145 widow of the late Wolf Ben In Memorlam Can lis Lane Mi l.fiud April 30, 1960, beloved wife of Dr. George M.

Oasser, dear mother of George and Greg Gasser, dear daughter of Raymond A. Falkensteln, dear RICHMOND HEIGHTS conen. dear mother of S. Lea- ter Cohen and the late Norton Opposition to Brezhnev ST. ALBANS.

1 -story flowers Masses preferred. President." Writers Mailer, Breslin to Seek Political Office uonen, sister of Mrs. Bess a oetiroums, down, 1 very large up, 18-ft. living room with PoweiL Mrs. Motile Sandberg, Roetbe sister of William Falkensteln and Dorothy Palmer, dear aunt and teacher.

Funeral from the DONALD Jack and Sam White, dear Fnin tnl world of pain and sorrow. To the land of peace God as taken you. del? real nrepiace, aining room, in-closed Porch, garage, basement. Arthur W. Roelhe.

St. Louis grandmother, r-ln-law. fenced yard, excellent condition. SPARKS Funeral Home, Potosl, to Potosl High School Mav county, May 1, 1969, husband of Flora L. Roethe, father of Norman Roethe.

and KmllJ OUi-l ny Appointment only) ERKER REALTY CO. CA 7-8500 PA 6-2380 OACJOtM, "VUlUH Mav a 4, 2 p.m., Interment New brother of the late Henry Roethe i isir-iii-mw H.IHI aunt. Graveside services May 4, at Chesed- Shel Emeth Cemetery 7500 Oltve St. rd. Mrs.

Cohen was a member of the Pioneer Women and Chesed Shel Emeth Society. BERGEtR Masonic Cemetery, In lieu of J.o. uone but not forgotten Jo Ann and Mart, pjian flowers please contribute to the AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1 70 udu aear uncie. luueral services win be con that the latest Comecon meeting of East European leaders was a small victory for the "disarmers" and a defeat for "isolationist" plans to tighten economic integration of the block. Despite tactical conflicts be Liiuan uasser Memorial mina, -psr ft CHEVROLETT'eSTImpala.

4-door NEW YORK, May 2 (UPI) -Writers Norman Mailer end Potosl High school. ducted in the KURRUS Chanel, 2525 State East St. Louis, A M. 17 juemonai service! $25 REWARD Githens Corbett for information leariln in narcnop, runy equipped. TE l-323b DODGE, 'S4; de luxe, 880, 4-door, hardtop, 1 owner car, ideal second car, air-conditioned, power steering, power brakes for quick R.

Maul Interment Charles Corbett. Mav 1. Hlllery W. Githens (Harry), May 1, 1969, beloved husband of Delia Githens (nee Lacey), dear brother of Helen 1969. beloved husband of Cath- t- tate liceme BASENjr male, reddish brown.

Mt. nope cemetery, masonic Services 7:30 p.m. Friends may call after 7 p.m- Parlors; saie aoya. uau pa 7-Bo-itf, rerlne Corbett (nee Maechler), aear lamer or fairicia netKow- close, p.m. IMPORTS A SPORTS CARS ITOA wmio unesi, cool Valley- uuncan.

aear nrouier-in-iaw. SKi. dear father-in- aw of Don. uncle and cousin. Roth AUSTIN-HEALY 3000 '64: good aid Retkowskl, dear grandfather.

services p.m., at condition; $1100 644-0176 brother, brother-in-law and Z1EGEN JOHN uncle. DOGS CATS 202 SONS, 7027 Gravois. Interment Funeral from ORTMANN'S GK.HMAN SHBPHKRDS; 8 weeks. Frieda C. Roth, asleep In Jesus May 1, 1969.

dear wife of Alfred J. Roth) mother of Leonora and Dorotllfr Kittens-bacher, Carl Roth and tne late Helen slstftr of Louise. BosJOrrTEfLRIER, hlSle, nsw7ri Sunset. Member of B. of L.

and E. Lodge No. 21. T.R.E.C. LacKland.

overland. Mon. AKC, papers, shots started, parents May 5. 8:30 a.m. to St.

Jude and Shaw Avenue Methodist niDs utA cerTmefl. tk tAess, return ministerial adm In stratlve si Church. Interment St. Monica. Jimmy Breslin announced yes-t a that were candidates in New York Cit 's Democratic primary election.

At a press conference they said the main plank cf their platform would be to turn New York City into the fifty-first state. Mailer, author of "The Naked and the Dead" and other novels, is running for mayor. Breslin, former columnist for the New York Post and now a free Chnrrh. of and K. serv.

POOCLE PtJPPIES; AKC, 2 males visitation after 1 p.m. Sat. Ices 7:30 p.m. Visitation llq5.PR 6-2593 CHIHUAHUA: tan. male: iriolmtv (wmtej, toy and toy miniature, ahnta Mul ILL' n.

T1 Gerhardt, and Arnold Larson, grandmother, treat-grandmother sister-in-law. aunt and ereat alter p.m, ti. Cortopassi Nebraska; reward. Goldman Cecelia Cortopassi (nee Adler), aunt. fortified with the Sacraments POODTES: pocket "size studs, tiny toys or quality miniature pups.

SHOTS. ALL COLORS FL 3-0847 Mrs. Roth at the BOPP Anne Grev Goldman ee of Holy Mother Church. sable and b.a nam Prince, nf relurn of information. Chapel, 10610 Manchester rd.

Klrkwood. Funeral 10 Moodvi. Aorii za. iie. at gnu Oltv.

wife of Sam ftnlri- April 30. 1969, wife of the AKC Keai Beauties. 30211 Olive late Hani ago J. (Sanr vl corto man, mother of Mrs. Tony a.m.

Interment Laurel Hill HOUSEHOLD GOODS 243 iKik.11 Kajnlero. Mrs. uarv stein Cemetery. Friends may call FROM PAGE ONE domestic consumer-goods production. Though refusing to go into the line-up of the factions, the source stressed that several members of the Soviet leadership, including Brezhnev, had appeared to shift from one side to the other on different issues.

This, he went on, was a part explanation of why Soviet policy had followed such a zigzag course in the last year on critical problems like the reform program in Czechoslovakia. He cited also the last-minute Soviet switch in March from threats to impair access to isolated West Berlin to a policy of conciliation as an example of the zigzag course. The East 1 German party is still resentful about this shift. Another switch occurred in the case of the Budapest appeal for new European peace initiatives by the seven Warsaw Pact members on March 17. The sources said thin had originally been intended strictly for effect within the Communist states as a gesture of unity prior to the planned Moscow meeting of world Communist parties next June.

passi beloved mother of Fae Burgart, Sandy J. Cortopassi A it otvVla lllra nam CaW and Mrs. Rarhara Coean. stater after p.m. Fri.

HarDara Jordan and Pa VO -3198 oi Mlml wuson. UAL.M Ai low male. ,49 months SP.MawesLrewar.tMd '4-3683 FRErfcHFoODtETaTeHaTe: rawarrl VT. i.nnA. LU LU CO CL LU r- Ryan tricia Blankd.

dear sister, sister- Funeral waa held TARD SALE; 4218 Virginia, May Mav i at Kansas uuy. mo. in-law, moiner-in-law, grand- Caroline Ryan (nee Eurkart) 8 p.m. -8 p.m.; May 3, 9-12 moiner ana aunt. lance writer, is running for the tortniea witn sacraments Grippo Funeral 8:30 a.m.

from BAUMANN BROS. Colonial ciotning, miscellaneous. Marv GrfDPO (nee Lombard!) tween the two factions in the Kremlin, the sources said, the factions agree on the need for a show of Communist unity, however small, at the upcoming Moscow conference. The sources said they were certain that no changes in the Moscow leadership would take place before the June meeting or as long as the situation in oc-or so long as occupied Czechoslovakia remained restive. ONE SOURCE said Premier Kosygin had ruled himself out as a possible successor to Brezhnev's party post because he felt he lacked support and had no desire to take on an added burden.

This source added that Mikhail A. Suslov, the Politburo's ideologist, was considered in some circles a possible candidate for the party post and that because Suslov had links with both the "isolationist" and the "disarmer" camps his selection May 1. 1869, dear wife of the late John H. Ryan, dear mother MISCELLANEOUS FOB ALE 251 fortified with the Sacraments of Chapel. 2504 Woodson rd.

TnTTTi-v A Holv Mother Church. Wri. 4837 ftXi'il: dark grey, answers Overland, to St. Patricks or. Kegina luenei aennpwa Acnes Simon.

J-nsenh and April 30. 1969, beloved wife of cnurch. 8665 St. rd. cheap; deep freeze $50; twin door Mfdtraratni.

OR lUfairtair nroahav Wi wdi Vlto GNDrvo. dear moth a.m. Mass. Interment Resur late John G. Ryan, dear sister pa- rection Cemetery.

Member of or josenhine Koasmann. our dear ana aryer set, at most new, iou; er of Carmen Cosby and John Ambrnseochia. dear steD-mother Overland Lady Lions Club and ectric stove: an nenroom ann grannmoiner, ereai-eranamouier, mother-in-law, sister in law, i. ratncKS Ladies sodality. living room items cheap.

YO presidency of the City Council on Mailer's ticket. Mailer admitted that it would take "political magic" to gain them the Democratic nominations and "a miracle" to elect them. Five other candidates are in the Democratic primary race for mayor. Masses or coniriouuons to at. TH aunt, great aunt and great-great- or nosemane luarxnam ana Alex Orlppo, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and cousin.

Louis Peregrine Society pre- valuable only to me. Drop in any milt)oxIrs. RoyBoster: POODLE puppy, white with brows mSrkLlPJa: Vanity Pagedale: "Ward. VO 2-1806, 1J24 POODLE brown and white female. CoCOa: Arsenal si apaa- terrea.

parlors j. p.m. Kuneral from EDW. FRN1). auni.

Funeral from SOUTHERN Fu eral Home. 6322 S. Grand bl. May 5. 9430 a.m.

to SS Marv and Joseph Church. Inter. Oarmsteadter LER Mortuary. 5611 S. Grand Alice O.

Darmsteadter, Mt. Ver rtnn Til Tlu. Anrll DO tllia at Bates, 8:30 a.m., to St. Cecelia Oburoh. Interment Calvnrv.

Member of World War ment Calvary. Member of St. Ann's Sodality of SS, Mary and LOW RATES FOR WANT ADS 9 p.m., "beloved wife of Herbert Darmsteadter, dear mother of josepn. IN Hi-Aim ATUirt P.M. SAT.

I Auxiliary Barracks 77, past president of Public Service Units 159 of the American Legion and 11. Konnell Darmsteariter of at. Louis and Mrs. Bettv Shelton liravols. 4-i Schmidt Local 788 Auxiliary.

Lesion Mt. Vernon, 111., dear sister of Auxiliary memorial service Fri. Alvln SOhinldt Anrll forltsreturn. PL' 2-3672 gray, male: Exec'u- itooert a. Dickens, cahoKla, 111.

-and Mrs. Loretta Bhrake p.m. 30, 1969, beloved husband of UN Problems Rata rtr line "ye Spartments area; red ooliar. Hanford St. Louis, dear grandmother.

Ruth B. Schmidt (nee Bier-manft) dear of -George H. ward.To'-ViaS ne I FWjz 2 See Bollinger Funeral service 1:30 P.m., from The MYERS Chapel, ana -xne late ssamuda FROM PAGE ONE I (cuiMcuUve) TSe 84c Hart sit. vernonv in. Memoer oz re siamhisk KITTEN, male with red collar: Webster Groves area reward w'o 1-2669 "raves area.

I i. or mjimes (conucutivel organized Church of Jesus brother-in-law, uncle and cousin! Funeral from i iur ui price ua ime. ROOMS ROOM AND BOARD William Edward Hart. April 30. 1969.

beloved husband of Marv Hart, dearest father of Marv Al. DETECTIVES 19 Christ of The Latter Day Saints. In state after 4 p.m., Thurs. DiManue.e ALL mvliVrt-lrtAIVUlo LEN Chapel 118 N. Florissant Ferguson, May 3, 1:30 p.m.

Interment Liberty 1 Time 75c 84c Times. (consecutive) 68c 77c ice jtearney, uainenne Marsei WIIjK CRflou n.t.nii... la. Huirh a rtH Mfiririiret 436-6159 -thZW Ignatius DiManuele, May r-raine cemetery, eiowarusviiie. Hart.

oi iimH (conjtcuuve) PERSONAL 9 in. in panor alter a p.m. bti, Funeral from ROPP nhnnpl ivov, roriniea wiin me sacraments of Holv Mother Church. would indicate a stalemate between the two factions. The sources concluded that whatever happened in the Soviet leadership, including a dismissal of Brezhnev, the two factions and their approaches to Soviet problems would remain.

lor uio once or Times, SITUATIONS WANTED 10610 Manchester Klrk- INFORMATION neerled oU h. Sharp dear son of the late Peter and wood. 9 a.m. to St. Marvs and privileged people they note, seldom abandon their privileges willingly.

If the UN were something else an Organization directly representing the people of the earth diplomats can imagine several ways in which peaceful Josephine DiManuele, dear man, who was aboard the Norfolk and Western Railroad Aug. 13. uourcn (Newman center). Ed' 1 Time 83o 72c 3-6 Tlrnei (consecutive) 5Se 87c Pauline A Sharp, May 1. 1969, beloved wife of the late John w.

Sharp, dear mother warasvme 10 a.m. Mass, Interment CaJvarv CpmRtprv xe(, when train struck a White OirlK nlpftan nnntnnt VA or iu. Times (coneeeuuve) for- thft Drift of A TlmM ciuwaraavuie. or uiarence arm ueiores snarp, THE SOVIET leadership was surprised by the receptive echo the Budapest appeal had in various Western capitals and the appeal became a matter of discord between the "isolationists" and the "disarmers." The former interpreted it to suit their doctrine of confrontation with the West and the latter pushed it as means of improving the at-mosphere for disarmament talks with the Nixon Administration. An Eastern source remarked p'Donnell at the O'Donnell Printing Co.

JE 3-4070 ANYONE I On all 7 to 10 times orderi copy Miioreu ing. ana iverne ura- Horwltz RotlO M. Horwltz. Anrll HO brother of James and the late Charles DiManuele, dear brother-in-law of Antoinette and Kay DiManuele, dear uncle of Josephine Michaels, Mary Brennan, Peter and Catherine DiManuele, dear nephew, great-uncle and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS-ER'S SOUTH, 4223 8.

Kings-highway, Mon. May 5, 8 30 a.m., to Immaculate Conception Church. Interment Oalvarv. A cnuixw wiu oe permuted onir ioi delete Heme on which results have been obtained. i No advertisement accepted for mother, great-grandmotner and cousin.

Funeral from A R- 1969. beloved husband of Louise McMahon Horwltz. Hpdp hrnthpr Marie Williams and Lillian Williams formerly Madison, III (40 years ago). Urgent. Contact BOX P-ll PERSONS witnessing anrn change could be arranged.

But heluerle Chapel, 3634 Grav of Ruth Eisfman. Edith Sloan and Irwin Horwltz. our dear ois May p.m. ihi uiaa uiv price or iwo lines. I Local rates apply only to adver tilers located In the state of Mis-sourl or within ISO mile of St LnulA In Ilia flttit.

of TlHnnin interment sunset Bunai raric, the UN is likely to remain an urn-ner-in-jaw ana uncie. Private services were held, dent Sept. 25, 19687 at 6 p.m., Gravois and Hydraulic, writs to Stamm KliLKsK.ur'l, service. Organization of nations, not peo iiSi'rL6" McComb Beyond these areas, rates are (1.05 per line, dally and $1.20 per line a "'J-. -oat-uispaicn.

have a drinking problem, call Alcoholics Anonymous answer- ple. See Freeze. Stotz rfrui.mm iw James E. McComb. U.S.N.

donna Delia Rocco. In parlors after 11 a.m. Sat. 'e. Big and powerful nations are 2 m.t.

3-c at Torrejon Air i Base. Spain, fortified with Etter abkaham-S CHILDREN Hear the Good News Pall A R.fiQi, aunaaj 110,1. Advertiser! uslncbox numbers 1 please ask for "Want Ad An-swere" when Inquiring about re I BEOirT.Ai"roNB 1969, beloved husjand of Ange (nee Rauscher), dear brother of Pauline Kauffmah and the late likely to chng to their privi- me Hflnpfl.mentfi nr Hnlv LET'S hear-TTfor Suzv DTTTaopy riPHr ann of Genre and Gather' Olile Etter (nee Martin), passed away April 29, 1969, beloved wife of the late Henry Etter. dear mother of Hazel Dean. The Poet-Dlepatch reserves the ine McComb.

dear brother of Michael. Steven. Kathrvn. Ju THANKS to St. Jude ror favors leges, diplomats fear, unless they can be persuaded that by sharing some of their power ngnt to cieasiiy aas unaer ap orYiDriate hesjllncrl.

granted. S. cvn Aioert srotz, pur dear brother-in-law, uncle great-uncle and cousin. Funeral from MICHAEL FITZGERALD Mortuary, 4580 S. Lindbergh at -Gravois, May dith and George dear The Post-Dispatch reserves the lor favors received.

Krannson and neonew. Funeral from FROHWIT. riKni 10 revise or reject or aivcun-tlnue advertisements or to retain CARE OF CHIlDRElT tNO AGED- TER-MILLER Chanel. Hih RlricP. Mo Mav 3.

Mildred KreiK. Siebert. Melvin and Lynn Etter. dear sister, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grand I mother, great-grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral from BLACK WELL Funeral Home.

Salem, May 3. 1 p.m. Interment, Cedar Grove Cemetery. 1 x.oyj p.m. iniermem sunset, A member nf Ciumn THeA Mo NURSING HOMES 1A answers to any dox numoer advertisement.

If this right Is exercised. ttiA amount na Iri far the advertise a.m. to Our Ladv Queen of 282, A.F.AA.M., Shrine, Scottish Rite. Donations to Shrlners CHILD licensed home. i-eace unurcn, House springs, Mo, Interment Our Ladv Oueen unnnren-s Hospitals will be ment will be refunded to the that the liability of r- LU LU or peace cemetery, House appreciated.

-SSSJ't' or.nisiilt, 772-0750 HU Ca" ln I- Fehrmann sorinfts. Wade John M. Fehrmahn, asleep in VICiieail they are more likely to keep the rest. King Hussein of Jordan once told an interviewer that he was willing to turn the west bank of the Jordan River over to the Palestinians i to become more secure in a trans Jordan state on the east bank. On second thought, however, he Lvle HafVev Wndft.

iXnv 1 Fire Destroys Classroom Building Fire destroyed a temporary, one-story classroom building early today on the campus of the Mineral Area Junior College in St. Francois County near Flat River. The college is about 45 miles south of St. Louis. A.

motorist discovered the fire and turned in an alarm. Seven volunteer fire companies responded and fought the blaze for four hours. The frame and metal building was being used until four permanent buildings would be completed early next year. Cause of the fire was undetermined. Frank Leet, dean of instruction, said there would be a faculty meeting today and efforts would be made to find suitable classroom space so the 900 students might complete their semester's work.

7-Year Sentence Jesus. Thur. Mav 1 1 QfiO home; fenced yard; Berkeley areaj521-8975 nl -UflVann na Tne nuttier ruousninK uompany In the event of failure to publish an advertisement for any reason or In the event that errors occur In tht publishing of an advertisement, shall be limited to the 1969, beloved husband of Alpha April 30, 1969, beloved1 PUBLIC NOTICES wife of the late George McKean, dear mother of Gloria amount paid by tne advertiser claims concernlntf omissions or In wane, aear Droiner or uonaid Wade. Funeral Sat. May 3, iji.ii,, from O'SULHVAN MUCKLE KRON Mortuary; 8806 Jennings rd.

at Hord av. Interment Lake McKean. our dear slsteMn-law aunt, ereat-aunt and cousin. Biting, Yelling Invade Welfare Office HOUSTON, May 2 (UPI) -About 140 kicking, screaming, biting children invaded a county welfare office yesterday. They knocked out the elevator, broke into a soft-drink machine and injured several welfare workers.

The children apparently were 1 1 loose on the Harris County welfare office by 10 mothers as a protest against cuts in aid for dependent chil- dren. They ranged in age from 15 years down to the sandbox crowd. "Here they came, kicking, screaming and biting. One of correct Insertions will not be considered unless made within 30 Funeral from SOUTHERN NOTICEF SEALEDlrrsALE," U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT Office of the District Director of Internal Revenue, St, Louis, Missouri.

Pursuant to section 6331 of the Internal Revenue Code, the property described halnur ho. Dear husband of tihe late Frieda B. Fehrmann, dear father of Joyce Rutherford, dear brother of Hanna Eckel, Marie Dres-cher, Martha Grosohupf and the late Paul Fehrmann. our dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin, Service 10:30 a.m. at JOHN L.

ZIEGENHEIN ft SONS 7027 Gravois, Interment St, Trinity. Funeral Home, 6322 S. Grand unanes cemetery. Blvd. May 5th.

1:30 p.m. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, DeSoto, Mo. Charter member Bayless Baptist Church. IN seised for nonpayment of delinquent internal revenue taxes due from DALE COWLINO rlho repudiated that suggestion. Neither the U.S.

nor Russia has found it necessary to help the Palestinians find apeaceful STATE AFTER 2 P.M. BAT, Maurer Loco Delivery Service. 10728 days from date or publication. Dial MA 16666 For Ad Taktr For. all other Post-Diipatch butineii dial MA l-llll CLOSING TIME FOR SUNDAY WANT ADS: 12:11 P.M.

Saturday Thorpe Avenue, Overland. Missouri 63114. The property will be sold in accordance with lh nrnvlalnna compromise answer to their de Edwin Maurer, entered Into rest on May 1, beloved mands. of Bectlon 6335 of the Internal nusoand oi Mane cnaney Maurer Inee Larson), dear step Revenue Code and the regulations thereunder, at oubllc saia under The great powers each pur father of Joseph Chaney, dear son of Mary Maurer, our dear TO PLACE A WANT AD, CHANGE IT Classified Display, 7 p.m. Friday father, brother-in-law, fatner- ln-lnw B-rnnrlfnthpr and uncle.

sealed bids on Uw 15th day of May, 1969 at 10:00 a.m. CDT. The sale will be conducted at the U.S. Court and custom House, 1114 Market Rnnm 9ni.A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Funeral Mav 10 a.m., from the BUCflHOLZ Mortuary, DW07 w. rionssam the regional directors was hit.

av. Interment Memorial Park. Mr. Maurer was a member of Paul Revere Lodes No. 330.

CO CEMETERIES ft MAUSOLEUMS 4 cracking a rib," said Joe Bag- In Robbery Attempt A.F.stA.M. Masonic service 8 4 GH5vsrGOT at Mt. Lebanon. St. Louis, Missouri, Description of property: two red Dodge dell-very trucks, serial numbers 196-2009193 and CM75M4280A (purchaser required to have Keys made).

Property may be Inspected at 10728 Thorpe Avenue, Overland, Missouri on May 14, 1969 between the hours of 1:00 and 2:00 D.m. AH folds milat ha aivh. p.m., Fri. OR CANCEL IT sues its narrow national aims in the Middle East as in Europe, Asia and elsewhere. UNSecretary General Thant once suggested that if the smaller powers would bind together in a "third force" they could use their collective influence for peace.

That influence might be used to persuade the great nations to sacrifice some of their narrow self Interest in s.iuu. ror information call 01 write A. Baldrldge, Star Route, Frederloktown. Mo. 1 ST 3-3024 Mueller FLORISTS Anna Katherine Mueller (nee Kamer), age 83, 3116 Yale Granite City, May IWtf, wire oi Aioen auei- (M'arlel Prehn and Miss Doro NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN thy J.

Mueller, dear sister of mitted on Internal Revenue Service 1 Form 2222, Sealed Bid for Pur- chase of Seised Property. Bids must be submitted directly to the revenue officer named below prior to the opening of the bids. Bids must be accompanied by the full amount of the bid If total bid Is $200 or less. If the total bid Is more than $200. 20 of the bid or $200.

whichever Is sweater. the late Kegina Helen Koeoei, Martin Kamer and Joseph Peter Kamer, dear step-grandmother USE THE POST-DISPATCH HOT 'LINE FOR FAST RESULTS IN SELLING Household Items i plac your WANT-j; AD call th initant ietedronic number "MArn 16666 and eiSarg if. ST. LOUIS POSTDiSPATCH icy, assistant iegiunai uiretiur of welfare. "An appeals director had his wrist watch ripped off and was bitten on the side of the body.

They split the lip of a secretary and did a lot of shin-kicking." "The mothers here weren't the mothers of these kids. They went around and borrowed them for this." The demonstration coincided with the first cut in welfare efits to those receiving aid for dependent children. aching creative solutions to the various problems of change oc Mrs. unariotte ratterson, Rlrhurd H.rrv Prehn. Mon.

through 8 a.m, to 6 LU I Funeral 8:30 a.m., from PIBPER Funeral Home. 1029 p.m.; rn. a.m. 10 a p.m.; sai. 8 a.m.

to p.m. Closed Sunday. 3801 S. Grand PR 1-9600 defusing demands that other-wise might lead to war. Cleveland.

Granite City, to; Call MAin 1-6666 Sacred Heart Church. Requiem High Mass, 9 a.m. Interment must be submitted therewith. Upon acceptance of the highest bid, the balance due on bid, If any, will be required In full. All payments mast be by cash, certl- fled check, cashier's or treasurer's check or bv a U.S.

nostal monev jOGGERST, FLORIST nesurrection cemetery, St. Louis. Rosarv 7:30 D.m. Ronnie Lee Robinson, who lives in the 600 block of North Tenth Street, East St. Louis, was sentenced yesterday to seven years in prison by Circuit Judge Michael J.

Scott after he pleaded guilty to charges of attempted armed robbery and carrying a concealed weapon. Robinson was arrested on Feb. 1 in the 700 block of North Euclid Avenue moments after ht attempted to rob Elmer Texier, an insurance collector of 6124 Staley Avenue. He fired four shots at Texier, one of which struck him in the arm. Two others hit the victim's hat.

The concealed weapons charge resulted in a sentence of five years and the ttempted robbery charge, seven years. The court ordered, however, that the sentences run concurrently. Nothing came of Thant's suggestion. The smaller powers prove to be as intent on their 5424 GRAVOIS FL 1-8250 In state 2 p.m., Fri. Parlors OfBW BUN, a T1L.L.

WWW close 9 p.m. FUNERAL DIRECTORS narrow self interest as the order. Make checks and money orders payable to "Internal Revenue Service." Only the right, title and Interest of Dale Cowllnjt in and to the Dtooe'tv will be offered Murry MORREL JE 3-3950 ALBERT H. HOPPE KUTIS FtTNERAlTHCiMIir for sale. For Forms 2222 write P.O.

Drawer v. Plata station, Louis. Missouri A319A or 2906 Qravols PR 2-3000 MOYDELL'8 Mississippi and Allen PR 2 0402 LU CO telephone MA 2-4834. Robert flfrnhe Officer. MONUMENTS 10 great.

Most diplomats fear that the UN will remain a peacekeeping organization of limited capacities unless the nations are forced by circumstances to seek better ways to achieve peace and progress. They can only hope it will not be too late. Anna M. Murry (nee Ritcneyi, May 2, 1069, dear wife of the late John M. Murray, sister of Marlon Ritchey of Cen-tervills, dear grandmother and aunt.

Funeral from ALEXANDER SONS Town Chapel, 8175 Delmar 10 a.m., to Memorial Park Cemetery. Member of Trinity Presbyterian Church and Past Matron of George Washington Chapter No. 333 O.E.S. In parlors after Sun. noon.

Satellite Launched VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, May 2 (AP) A I Thorad Agena powered satel-I lite was launched from Vanden-berg Air Force Base yesterday by an Air Force-industry team. No details were made public. R0SEBROU0H MONUMENrCa 5232 West Florissant IV 8-77S8 Follow (he "Sffa" Column St Louis PDstOispatch i 6424 Chippewa FL 1-4300 TELEPHONI PIONEERS WILLIAM E. HART. Life member Geo.

F. Durant Chanter Telephone Classification 31 In Ptti-Dispitcli Want lit Pioneers of America.