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Fred John James sylvania Casper Locust De Maryant Gruby 91. Hawthorne Bradley Mary Karvi UPI Telephoto Thant (right) talking at Rome's Fiumicino Air- port. yesterday with the three-man UN mission that had sent to investigate conditions in the British Red Sea colony of Aden. The delegation members (from left) are: Abdul Sattar Shiliza of Afghanistan; Manuel Perez Guerrero of Venezuela and Mousa Leo Keita of Mali. A Mission That Failed United Nations Secretary General $31,000 STOLEN: POLICE RECOVER ALL BUT $218 HOUSTON, April 8 (AP) -Three men were behind bars today and a fourth was at large with only, $218 unrecovered in three robberies involving more than $31,000.

All of the holdups took place within 45 minutes. The first holdup was in suburban Crosby where a man made off with $29,500 and bank president Arnold H. Garbs as hostage. After a chase one police car rammed the robber's automobile and Garbs wrested a pistol from the driver. Police identified his as William M.

Archer of suburban Green's Bayou. The money was recovered. Meanwhile, in southwest Houston, a robber got $218 at the American Savings and Loan Association. He tied up four women and raped a fifth twice. He escaped and remains at large.

In the third robbery the downtown Liberty Savings and Loan Association lost $1390. An offduty detective arrested Fred Perez Bustillo and Eugenio E. Rodriguez of Sinton, Tex. The $1390 was recovered. EAST SIDE GRAND JURY INDICTS TWO FOR MURDER Two murder indictments were returned yesterday by a circuit court grand jury in Judge James 0.

Monroe's court at Edwardsville. The accused will be arraigned April 17. Norman Stanhope. 46 vears old, formerly of 1126 East Seventh street, Alton, was charged with the murder of his wife. Dorothy, in their home March 9.

He surrendered to police several days later. Mrs. Stanhope was killed with an ax. Michael Klasna, 26. Cahokia, was charged with the murder of Ralph Pace, 27, Edwardsville, on March 14.

Pace was shot to death at Glen Carbon road and ville township. Klasna went to the Madison county sheriff's office immediately after the shooting and handed a deputy a revolver, saying: "Here's the gun, I'm in trouble." ARMY EXTENDING RANGE OF BATTLEFIELD MISSILE WASHINGTON, April 8 (AP) -The Army announced yesterday that it was developing an extended-range version of the Lance battleflied missile. a rocket hailed as capable of hitting a bucket at 25 miles. The present Lance, not vet in the hands of the troops. is in the engineering advanced production stage.

The Army said tests showed that with little modification the missile's reach could be "greatly eXtended." but did not disclose the new range. The Lance is the first Army missile to use packaged storable liquid propellants. It can be moved on the ground or airdropped to the field soldier by plane, and in addition 1 to its ground-to-ground capability can be floated across rivers. ALABAMA APPEALS ORDER ON SCHOOL DESEGREGATION MONTGOMERY. April 8 (AP)-The state of Alabama appealed yesterday to the United States Supreme Court order by a three-judge federal court for desegregating 99 Alabama school systems.

Attorney General McDonald Gallion and another attorney for state, Matt Madison, filed the appeal in United States District Court at Montgomery. The Attorney General said a request for a stay of execution of the court's order would be filed early next week. NATIONAL ASTHMA WEEK WASHINGTON, April 8 (AP) -President Lyndon B. Johnson yesterday designated the week of May 1 as National Asthma week. He said it is a period for honoring what he called the outstanding contributions of the Children's Asthma Research Institute and Hospital at Denver to the treatment, care and the research in asthma.

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ACCEPT PACTS NEW YORK, April 8 (AP)A strike by the city's 10,500 firemen was averted last night when the firemen and 28,000 policemen voted to accept new contracts. The old contracts had expired nine months ago. The identical 27-month contracts provide a $1375 package increase, plus fringe benefits, for each man. First-grade firemen and policemen now receive $8438 a year. When approval came, the firemen were holding a mail vote on whether to strike.

They had been conducting an unprecedented work slowdown to protest against the lack of a contract. The firemen had continued performing emergency work but refused to do other tasks, such as fire inspections. The police had said they would not strike. The agreement came after announcement of a tentative settlement early yesterday after an all-night bargaining session. Before the settlement, policemen and firemen had turned down the last of three package offers made earlier in the week by the city.

U.S, AUTO SAFETY AGENCY TO SET HEARING DATE WASHINGTON, April 8 (AP) -The National Traffic Safety Agency plans to set the date next week for the first hearing into its recently established automobile safety standards. The hearing. the agency said yesterday, will deal with a standard designed to minimize injuries resulting from interior features of cars. The agency denied last week appeals bv manufacturers for changes 111 most standards, scheduled to go into effect Jan. 1.

However, it agreed to a hearIng On the interior design standard. MARRIAGE LICENSES John 1 Hoppermeyer Flora ug Johnnie Brown 1607 Heelev Kimball Panama A. Castleman Ma Marta vans Chicago Hamiton McCowen Nona Munty Eileen Hare Hula Parker Kailer 6025 1004 Welch 10051 Bonn Orr 2142 Albion Billy Cox Cool Mrs. nite West Be Josenh Peranti West minster Poll Maplewood Shearer Barbara Hancork ke Vernon Roper Suburban Rosalind Roehrich 9319 Humphrey George J. Morgan 230 Estridge Donna Richard Parker Patricia Parker 4419 Itonald Sims Norwalk Janet Thriss 1162 oncor Garv Evster 1455 Cock Linda 1'oX 926 Simmons 1036 Sella Bailer Shaw Woodson 2714 9149 7210 Southwest Persuson 6957 Wanda ton B.

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Belgian police arrested three men carrying red paint which officials said was meant for Humphrey. Police sources said the three would be detained until the Vice President's scheduled Sunday afternoon departure. Belgian security was tightened considerably after yesterday's leftist clashes with police in Paris. Although the airport reception at Melsbroek military base was orderly, Pekingoriented Communist demonstrators distributed anti-American pamphlets at railway stations and bus stops in Brussels. These urged a protest rally later today.

The pamphlets included slogans like "America equals Nazis" and "'Humphrey-Johnson murderers." Police riot squads were on alert in the center of the Belgian capital, especially on the main boulevards where the Communists were expected to gather. Humphrey's Paris visit was marred by leftist demonstrators who threw eggs and paint and burned a United States flag stolen from the American cathedral. The Vice President was forced to skip a banquet in a smart Champs Elysees restaurant because of the demonstrations. American and French security agents asked him to dine at his hotel to avert further incidents. Forty-six policemen and 80 rioters were injured and more than 130 arrested in the daylong series of incidents which began when Humphrey's plane arrived from Berlin.

Humphrey's hour-long talk with De Gaulle, described as "cordial and frank," covered the treaty banning the spread of nuclear weapons, Europe general and Soviet arms shipments to Algeria. American sources said Humphrey heaped warm words of praise on De Gaulle, telling the French President that he was a great man of courage held in high esteem by President Lyndon B. Johnson. INDIA WON'T INVESTIGATE CASE OF STALIN'S DAUGHTER NEW DELHI, April 8 (AP)The Indian Government rejected a Communist demand in Parliament yesterday for an investigation into the circumstances leading to Svetlana Stalina's defection to the West. Pro-Moscow Communist party leader Bhupesh Gupta demanded the inquiry, charging that the United States Central Intelligence Agency was her away." from Minister Miss Dinesh Stalina's letter to Socialist party leader Ram Manohar Lohia, received here Monday.

In it she said she alone was responsible for defecting. Dinesh, a nephew of Brijesh Singh, whose ashes Svetlana brought to India for immersion in the Ganges river, appealed to opposition parties "not to make political capital out of Svetlana after she has left India." EFFORTS MADE TO AVERT STRIKE BY STEREOTYPERS NEW YORK, April 8 (AP)A special mediation session was scheduled today in an effort to avert a strike by stereotypers scheduled for midnight Sunday against the Island Press. James J. McMahon, president of the stereotypers union, said yesterday that a walkout was planned because Press IS "the only one (of the newspapers) being stubborn about Theodore W. Kheel, chief mediator in contract talks between five dailies and 10 unions, quickly aranged a meeting between the stereotypers and the Publishers' Association of New York.

Other newspapers represented by the association in current bargaining are the Daily News, the New York Times, the World Journal Tribune and the Long Island Star-Journal. The Star-Journal and the Press are both Newhouse newspapers, but are printed in separate plants. Irving Newhouse, who represents the Newhouse group, comment. ELMER RICH DIES AT 84 CHICAGO, April 8 (AP) Elmer Rich, a founder and former board chairman of the Simoniz Company, died yesterday. He was 84 years oud.

The company started in 1911 with the formation of a partnership between Mr. and George Simons, who had perfected an automobile finish process. From Simons's name came the name of the process and the company. 1-6666 MA DIAL Falion ADTAKER Milton ELECTRONIC FAST, THE USE LOW RATES FOR WANT ADS Daily. Sun.

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Saturday Clastie Display. 7 p.m. Friday ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH CEMETERIES MAUSOLEUMS VALHALLA. 6 to graves, sac.

live. private party Call Mon through GA 1-4217 9-5 p.m CEMETERY LOTS. Lake Charles, Garden of The Cross. JA 1-5117 FLORISTS NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN Mon through Thurs. 8-5 Sat.

Closed Sundays. 3801 Grand PR 9600 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 8 ALBERT H. HOPPE MORRELL JE 3-3950 FUNERAL TOME PR Allen. PE 2-0102 MONUMENTS 10 FRATERNAL NOTICES 13 STRUCIURAL IRON 395 BRO KM DEATHS 14 Alvarez Atterbury Mo. Bomarito Browning Bruck Marcus Memorial parlors Alter 6 p.m In Sat.

Nell nee of Jerry ma'hor. TOHN ENHEIN Gravols. Interment Lake Browning Noma Jane Browning. Wed mother April 1967. Are of Warwick Mrs.

sister Central I of Flick mother-In-law, sister-in-law and alt Services at LUPTON Chapel. Delmar Mon 2 p.m bi. Interment Sunset Hills Edwardsville. Friends may call Sun After 2 p.m. Campbell Campbell.

fortified To-eph Sacraments Holy Member 10610 Sunset Mother Church. April 1967. belaved husband Rose Campbell nop Stocker brother brother In-law Funeral April 10. 9:30 BROS Chapel, Colonial 2504 Woodson Overland. to Our Lady of the Presentation Church Interment Memorial Park Cemetery Member of Overland-8t Ann Post 3944.

V.F mortuary service Sun. 8 p.m. Carlin David Bud Carlin, April 1967. beloved husband of Helen Carlin Ince Allen. dear father of Sharon Birmingham.

dear brother of Mrs. Elsie Peters I nee Carlin. the late Margaret and Charles P. Carlin, OLLI dear son-in-law, lather-inlaw, grandfather, brother-in-law. uncle, great -uncle anI cousin.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gra vois, April 10, 1 p.m. Interment National Cemetery. In parlors 6 p.m. Darnell Margie Eunice Darnell, Thurs. April 6, 1967.

beloved wife Wesley Darnell, dear mother of Lois Day, dear grandmother of Christy Lee and Gary Day, dear sister and aunt. Services at FROHWITTERMILLER Chapel High Ridge Mon. April 10 10 a.m. Interment St. Martins Cemetery, High Ridge.

Mrs. Darnell was member of Fenton Chapter No. 152 0.E. S. Eastern Star Service.

At Chapel 8 p.m. Sat. April 8. Use the Post- Dispatch "HOT LINE" MAin 1-6666 For direct connection with an ad taker DEATHS 14 Deck Irene M. Deck Schever, April 7.

1967. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of William Deck, dear mother of William M. Deck dear sister of the late Joseph Scheve and Kathryne Schumacher, dear grandmother of William M. Deck Jr. and Sandra Kay Vogt, dear great -grandmother ol Kathy Ann and Jeffrey Lynn Vogt, dear aunt of Louise Paulsell, Florence Obenhaus and Theodore J.

Scheve of Washington, D.C., dear sister-in-law, cousin and friend. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. highway, April 10, 10:15 a.m. to St. John the Apostle Church.

15 Plaza Square tor 11 a.m. Mass. Interment Sunset. In state after 7 p.m. Sat.

Dohrman Margaret Dohrman (nee Wachter Fri. April 1967. dear sister of Louis Waenter. our dear sister-in-law, aunt, aunt and cousin. Funeral from KREIGSHAUSER'S South, 4228 S.

Kingshignway, April 10, 2 p.m. Interment St. Matthews. In state alter 3 p.m. Sat.

Dwyer Philip Aloysius Dwyer, April 7, 1967, fortitied with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear brother of Thomas Dwyer, Mary Casey, Katherine Shea, Irene Zesch, and the late Patrick, John Robert and Joseph Dwyer, dear brother inlaw and uncle. 8:30 April 10 al Funeral a.m. from ARTHUR DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell to St. John the Apostle Church, 1519 Chestnut st. Mass 9 a.m.

Interment Calvary Cem Piers. In parlors after 2 p.m. Sat. See Jackson. Feiner Joseph Feiner in his 91st year Thurs.

April 6. 1967, husband of the late Agnes E. Feiner (hee Wilson dear father ol May Stinson, Helen Jaegers, Ann Weber, Emmett Feiner and the late Walter Feiner, dear brother of George Feiner and Clara Mueller our dear fatherin-law, grandfather, great grand father. great great grandfather ant brother-in-law. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan no in Mon.

April 10. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Fiss Mary F. Fiss nee East St.

Louis, Ill suddenly April 7. beloved wite of Albert Piss ilea mother of James Dennis and Steven K. FIss. darling daughter of John and Bertha Sabis. dear sister of Irene Judd.

near daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fiss dear aunt. consin alece and sister-in-law Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Chapel Broadw Tues National Cemetery, Member 4101 Loyal MINI ArV and Chapter No. DE Auxilia Man In 0 service Mon Sat Frei Emil Feel 1r Thurs April 6 Fret, dear father of Dr Robert Frei William Schickel thee Mrs.

grandiatner. dear of Back of Alberta, Canada. and Cathe. ine Fret. St Lout.

Memorial 6 30 St Peter's a Gerhard Gelsz Thurs April 6. beloved husband Estlier nee father Robert mi Marilyn A Geisz. our hrother. in- father in son nephew, cousin Funeral from JOHN STYGAR Funeral erview Mon. April 10.

Interment Member Name Society of ant Legion fine Men. In parlor after Sat Alot Sun Hahn 6109 Mon In parlora 6 Sat. April 1967 Dwyer Geisz Hahn Hans Turk Hastings eL Sharon Hastings Data Susan Sheila. brother of Joseph And Mrs. Grace son-In-law un cle nephew Funeral from 8'T Funeral Home.

2205 St Louis Mon April 10. 9:15 Margaret Church Enterment Catholic Cemetery Lela Trainee Local 600 Teamsters, Hubert Earl Edward on Fri Aril 1967 Richard natieene Hupert brother of Douglas, Marcia nephew from KRIEGS. HAI WEST. 9450 10, tor Al Souls Church for MAsA 10 Interment Sunset state after 3 Sat. Jackson I A Mr.

Eugene Darrell Helen Stewart gre Ann Mrs. James Bran from MORRELL neral Hone Natural Bratse Mon 10 Retted member of BRR Keane I 1 Holt April 1967 husband nee Messenger A deAr brother. brother DIEDRICH Home, 8319 Halls Ferry la N. B' Mon April 10. to Cross Church.

Interment Calvary. MASSES PREFERRED. Koch George Koch: Thurs April 1967. beloved husband Koch knee Peterson dear brother of Beatrice dear brother-in-law, nephew. uncle and cousin.

al HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL MORTUARY. 6461 wa Watson. p.m. Interment Oak Grove Friends may call Sat after 6 p.m. Kohrmann Fred J.

Kohrmann, 1271 Ellen- wood with 10r Sacraments of Holy Mother nurch. April 6. 10. husband of the late Louisa Kohrmann Inre Klemni dear brother of the Inte Mary BirchIr. Gus and Loul3 Kohrmann, And Joan Pohiman, great -uncle uncle of Rose Mary Frey Rosemary Smith.

Frank Hoffmann. Martin and Diane Prev. dear nephew. -great -uncle and cousin. Funeral from WITT Mortuary, 6109 Gravois Mon.

to Calvary Cemetery. Momber of United Shoe Workers of America, Local No. 7. Mildred M. Kopera (nee KowalFri.

April 7. 1967. dear wife of Peter Kopera, dear mother of Virginia and Paulette Kopera. dear daughter of Agnes and the late John Kowalski, dear sister ol Harry Williams and John Kowalski Jr. and Mrs.

Virginia Vintorin, our dear sisterin-law. niece. aunt and cousin. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR SON Funeral Home, 5511 Riverview April 10, 8:30 a.m. to Nativity Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. In parlors Sat. after 2 p.m, Lappe Verland A. Lappe, Oakville, Mo. April 1967.

beloved husband of Naomi Lappe (nee Blankenship) dear father of Elizabeth Higgins, Eleanor, Raymond, Russell and Frederick Lappe, dear brother of Bertha Anderson, Mary Shea. Edward, August, Ralph, Clinton and Carl Lappe, dear fatherin-law. brother-in-law and uncle. Mr. Lappe in state at HOFF MEISTER Chapel, 7814 S.

Broadway, until 10 p.m. Sun. Services at Carondelet Baptist Church. 7309 Virginia. 1:30 p.m.

to Mit. Hope. In lieu flowers contributions to Carondelet Baptist Church Memorial Find will be preciated. Friends may call Sat. after 2 n.

Follow the "Swap" ColumnClassification 31 In Post-Dispatch Want Ads DEATHS 14 Miller Ella Mary Miller (nee Wilson of De Soto, April 6. 1967. in her 80th year, beloved wife of the late Henry Miller, dear mother of Edward P. and James H. Miller, dear sister of Frank and Lee Wilson, Mrs.

Margaret Williams, Miss Esther Trimble and Mrs. Bertha Miller, dear grandmother and great-grandmother. In state at MAHN Funeral Home, 900 N. Main, De Soto, from 2 p.m. Sat.

to 11 a.m. Mon. Service 2 p.m. Bethlehem Baptist Church, Grubville, Mo. Interment Church Cemetery, Muehling Annabelle Muehling (nee Cherry) April 7, 1967, beloved wife of John W.

Muchling dear mother of John W. Muehling Jr. and the late Jacqueline Conrad, dear motherin-law. grandmother and aunt. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S WEST.

9450 Olive April 10. 9:30 a.m. to St. Richard's Church for Mass 10 a.m. Interment Calvary.

In state after 3 p.m. Sat. Murphy Angered UN Mission to Aden Cool to Offer of London Talks ROME, April 8 (AP) The three-man United Nations mission on Aden flew toward Geneva today despite the British government's invitation to go to London to talk over the mission's charge that the British had failed to co-operate with it. "We are going to Geneva and we will stay there many days." said the mission's chairman, Manuel Perez Guerrero of Venezuela. "We have not yet decided whether to accept the invitation to go to With Perez were the other two mission members.

Abdussattar Shalizi of Afghanistan and Moussa Leo Keita of Mali. The three flew out of the British South Arabian protectorate of Aden yesterday morning. cutting short their factfinding trip after five days. Their visit was marked by violence by Arab nationalists trying to discredit the South Arabian Federation government. The mission went to Aden to seek stabilizing factors in the political turmoil preceding independence for the area planned in 1968.

They said they wanted to deal with British authorities in Aden but that the British in- BRITISH OFFICIAL ASSUMES RULE IN ST. VINCENT'S ISLE KINGSTOWN. St. Vincent, April 8 (AP)-St. Vincent's British administrator, Hywel George.

yesterday revoked the appointment of Chief Minister E. T. Joshua, dissolved the Legislative Council and assumed complete control of the small Windward island. In a radio broadcast he said the measures were taken to resolve a political crisis on the island in the British West Indies. St.

Vincent is scheduled to become self-governing In June under a special statehood arrangement with the British. Britain ordered Wednesday a change in the island's constitution giving George power to call a special meeting of the Legislative Council to consider a motion of no confidence in the local government. The island has been in political ferment since a close election last fall. Joshua's government lost its majority two weeks ago when one of his ministers joined the opposition. WEATHER BUREAU CITED FOR TORNADO FORECAST The St.

Louis Weather Bureau received the Director's Plaque yesterday for outstanding work in issuing forecasts and warnings before the Jan. 24 tornado in St. Louis. Roy Fox, director of the Weather Bureau's central region in Kansas City, presented the plaque. It is believed that the forecasts and warnings were partly responsible for the small number of fatalities in the tornado.

Three persons were killed in the storm, which destroyed 168 houses and caused property damage estimated at more than $10,000,000. COUNTERFEITER GETS 30-MONTH PRISON TERM Donald Lee Woods, 5300 block of Arsenal street, was sentenced yesterday to 30 months in prison by United States District Judge John K. Regan. Woods previously had pleaded guilty of passing bogus $20 bills last November. Woods, 28 years old, admitted passing one of the bills in a tavern and the other in an icecream parlor.

COSMOS ROCKET LAUNCHED MOSCOW, April 8 (UPI) The Soviet Union fired another unmanned satellite into orbit today in its Cosmos series of space studies. Tass news agency announced that Cosmos 154 carried radio and telemetric instruments which ground stations reported were functioning normally. sisted that they see federal officials. The British ambassador 111 Rome met the three at the Rome airport yesterday with an invitation from Foreign Secretary George Brown for them to proceed directly to London for talks. Perez and his aids consulted briefly at the airport with UN Secretary General Thant, who arrived a few minutes later for talks with Pope Paul VI and Italian officials as he headed for the Far East.

Thant and the mission again conferred for 38 minutes last night when Thant returned to the airport for his flight to Ceylon. Earlier, before leaving Geneva for Rome the Secretary General had said it was of the question" that another UN mission be sent to Aden. In London, the Foreign Office said it "very much regretted" the mission's decision to leave. Aden is part of the South Arabia Federation. Anti-British Arab nationalists want Aden to become linked with Yemen after Britain grants independence next year.

This would effectively break up the federation and British officials say the entire area then would fall under control of Egypt, which is backing the nationalists. NIXON TO SEEK PRESIDENCY, FORMER AMBASSADOR SAYS CONCORD, N.H., April 8 (UPI)-Robert C. Hill, former United States Ambassador to Mexico and member of a group boosting Richard M. Nixon for president, said yesterday that the former Vice President would seek the presidency in 1968. Hill, who served under former President Dwight D.

Eisenhower. said it was his opinion that the decision has been made. Nixon will run." BURIAL PERMITS Paul Me 3307 Second Anna Mary 71. DeLa 62 6313 Laura 64 Loretta Kalal. 62 4164 Stater Simeona East Rip Lillie Wirth 69.

1913 Cherokee Barnes 5033 Caroline fattierine Schlobohm, 1209 Harte 6536 Souths Forrest Boecker, 6923 Anna Mathilda Rutherfurd, 73. Potomac Taylor Mabury, 57. Botanical AltO H. Leona Ott, 7624 Joseph 66. West Velma Harold P.

Engler, 54 8700 Anna Altmer. 101. Eugene Sate Mary Intinson. 67, 3127 Hinton. 74.

1501 Vail Place Ella Mathis. 79, 2211 Dickson Dartne Nay. 56. 3233 Louise Koerner. 87.

6733 James Crawford, 82. 1922 Cora Helen Rumpf. 62. 3714 Dunnica Helen Moore, 80. 2113 Oregon Elvina Mary Wolf, 93.

7604 Vermont Elired Medley, 59. 7813 Cecelia Boegeman. 64, 2864 Wiacon- Amelia Schutz. 82, 3818 Loretta Cecelia McLain, 67, 2707 Blair Celeste Murray. 85.

3301 Euclid Navida Hamilton Gates. 71. E. St Lous Rosie Bowman. 61.

1549 Carver Alvin 3517 Fred Burnes. Ward Harrington Samuel Octe Kernebeck. Martin 71, 3756A Prove Maggie Buchenan, 84. 5627 Devon- shire boletta Rose Molin, 71, 2804 Fifty- Police Palestra, 81, 4971 Beacon Michael P. Sutka, 77.

4032 California Elward D. Vickers. 66. 3801 Indiana William J. Siebenman, 90, 3757 Marine Raymond Joseph Guyette, 55, E.

St. Louls J. Lutz. 68, 4919 Natural Bridge Edward Devine, 55, 5446 Neosho Augusta M. Klein, 69.

3928A McRee Badesch. 20. Evanston. IlL. Sister Mary St.

Vincent, 82, 301 GraVola Mary Nolan Ella Norris, 85. 5820 Ridge Maggie LaPlant Townsend, 74, Bonne Terre Ralph W. Smith, 44. Bonne Terre Virginia Cora. Wilson.

43, 2828 University George Cercine, 66. 5337 Wells Lena McClellan, 55. 2231 Dickson George Willard Plank. 63. Steeleville Emilie Koch, 85, 5200 S.

Broadway August Carl Becker, 88, R.R. 1, Augusta ST. LOUIS COUNTY Charles K. Anderson. 80.

Chesterfield Herman L. Beermann 90, 5352 Magnolia Cecile Droz Bonzon, 85, 2553 Big Bend Mary Letha Brawley, 70. 6817 zen Gladys J. Deterding, 40, 5914 Hancock Christoph Franzen, 86, 520 Nightingale Oma May Gibson, 74, 7035 Dover Court Almeron E. Gilder.

66, 2 Pleasant Court Ruby M. Herbert, 70, 71 Berry Road Park Robert A. Hiles. 49, 6210 Dardanella Stella P. Molkenhur.

66. 1520 Benton Everett Moine Paulus, 88, 6515 Clayton Agnes Crunk Ruling. $1. Cool Valley Anna Schott. 84, 2218 Oakdale Dalsy B.

Unmever, 87. 9522 Balhoa Benjamin Winkler. 71, 230 Connolly R. Wells. 51.

Salem Michael J. Murphy, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, April 1967. beloved husband of Josephine Murphy (nea Sweney) dear father of Michael J. Jr. and Donald R.

Murphy, son of Timotny and Anna Murphy, brother of John P. Murphy, Bernice Leonard and Ann Behnev. grandfather of Shawn and Kevin Murphy anil Steve Naumann. father-in-law of Ir A and Patricia Murphy, brotherin-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral April 10.

8:30 A.m. from the BUCHHCLZ Mortuary, 5567 W. Florissant to Corpus Christi Church Jennings) Interment Calvary. Mr. Murphy was 8 member of Mailer's Union No.

3 ITT and Alderman. First Ward of Flordell Hills. In parlors 6 p.m. Sat. Nagy John Nagy.

1903 Geyer RV. In his 87th year, April 1967. beloved husband of Kataerine Nagy (nee Hargas) dear I father of John, Anna, Samuel. Thomas. Milton and Albert Nagy.

of Potsdam, N. de ir brother-in-law, father-in-law. grandfather. great -grandfather. uncle, great -uncle and cousin.

Funeral Mon. April 10. 1.30 p.m. from MOYDELL'S Missis. sippi and Allen ave.

Interment Concordia Cemetery, Member of S. No. 93 and Brotherhood of Railway Carmen, In parlors Sat. 2 p.m. Nigey William George Nigey, Fri April 7.

1967. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved hush MA Mamie) Nizey nee Sullivan. dear father of William Charles Nigey and Margaret Mary Verseman, dear brother of Stella Reining. our dear brother father-In-law. grandfather uncle.

Funeral from KREIGSHAL'S. ER SOUTH. 8 King hizhwav. Mon April 10. m1 to Church af The Magd Interment terv In state after 2 Sat.

O'Leary Richard 1. with the Mother Church Thurs April beloved Katie re Kathleen dear father-in-law. grandfathe hun her brother-in-law. Ute and cousin. Funeral Mon April 10.

8:30 A. from BROMSCHWIG SON Funeral Home, 4746 Florissant Ave to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church ment Calvary Mr. O'Leary member af the Holy Society of Lady Our Mt Parish. and the Walnut Park Post 165 nf the American Guard of service Sunday Lions after 5 Saturday Oliphant Vinita Olichant.

S. teenth. loved late Ollphant dear ther Willa in Diphant Betty Eugene McFarland. Donald Shirtes Ruhl. Mars teppert.

Coope Virzinia DeMer Dulle deal mather motherFuneral LIN 2301 Interment Sunset Potosi Glastetter Miller Shaw K. People Bopp, Barnhart Bucholz. 04 2A Robin Carnanan. 2309 S. Twelfth Cobillas, 7015 Grand Coburn, 801 N.

Rock Hill Foster, 4743 Washington Frederick. 203 Midway Gassel, 2102A Destrehan S. Gunther, 1116 Vinetta W. Isreal, 4416A Natural Leff, 1407 Oriole Place Lock, 1504A Monroe Spivey II, Belleville Talarksi, 3946A Utah Vester, 4445 Russell Wesbecher. 2008 E.

John GIRLS Ayres, 1746 Parker Barnhart, 1450 El Centro Benedict. 9930 Cambria S. Blackwell, 7741 Blair 10165 Chaucer Boston, 4719A Flyer Burks, 6340 Audrey L. Coffelt, 2760 North Crooks, 6203A Eichelber- Gamble. 4612 McMillan Jackson.

3153 Chippewa Jones, 3321 Caroline Keown. 4242A Dewey Ledbetter, E. St. Louis Love, 4156 Detonty Mayfield, 1536 Veronica McKeever, 1410 LaSalle Miskell. 519 Purdue Moody, 3218 HarDer Payne, 1920 Palm Polaton.

3640.1 Louisiana Rung, 7117A Michigan Schenk 7023 Myron Sims. 522 Impala Stewart. 4769 Virginia Sunshine. 601 W. Marcau Thomas, 4467 Kossuth Ullman.

103 Log Trail Wells, 1229 Monroe LEWIS Sat Walter Anita Hahn Peters and Carlin. Pickel tel James 1 Eloise Kopera fellow and father ROPP ment Friends mAS Sun After 10 a m. Reynolds Otis Reynolds on Fri April 1967 nusband Elvin Charlotte Della father Bridge April 10. Interment Valhalla. Win 0.

Rothe. April 1967 beloved husband Wuma Ruthe knee Niece luecke of dear brother Ferdinand and the late Anita Rothe, hrother-In-law. uncle. nephew and cousin. Funeral Mon April 10 from MATH HERMANN SON Chapel, Fair a net West Florissant Interment Oak Grave Cemetery Rothe Gothic Lodge A of East Louis, mat call m.

Sat. Rothe kson. Stewart See Jackson, Stranghoener Louis Stranzhoener April 1967. dear nt Torn hoener tier of Li Verne Goding. Keith nf Keith Brian Go brother and uncle Service at LEPTON DImir bi p.

Entombment Oak Gres Mausoleum Member Lodge No 638. Friends may call after 12 noon Sun. Taff Mary E. Taff. formerly of 1.112 Swan.

Apr 1907 of the late James M. Tail, dear mother Lillian Heads, Garrett. Harry J. and Fred Taff. Esther Mande Willis.

Glenna Foley and the late Julia Day, dear sister Harriett Butler. mother-in-law, grandmother. mother 110 aunt. Service Mon. p.m.

at JOHN L. SON'S. 7027 Gravois. Interment Sunset In atate after 6 p.m. Sat.

Tajkowski Stefania Tajkowskt I KraThurs April 1967 beloved wife of the late Joseph Taikowski, dear mother of Mrs. Stellia Fausten. Joseph. Kunstanty Talkowski, dear motherIn-law. grandmother and aunt Funeral from ST LOUIS Fun eral Home, 2205 St.

Louis, RV Mon. April 10. 6:30 a.m St Stanislans Church. Interment Calvary. Talkington Clarence Talkington, Frederick town.

Fri April 7. 1967. Hear husband of Veronica, dear hrother of Robert Talkington, dear brother-in-law and uncle luneral services from RUTS Funeral Chaped, 2906 Gravols. 010 p.m. April 10.

1967 Interment Resurrection meterv, In state alter Sunday At the KIT1S Funeral Vetter Gertrude Vetter (noe Smythl, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. April 6. 1967. dear wife of the late Jack Vettor. dear mother or Jack Ver ter, dear sister of Mrs.

Lillian Coffin. Mrs. Frances Williamson and Lawrence Smyth, dear grandmother. mother in law, sister-in-law. aunt and cousin.

Funeral from A. H. BOCKLAGE Funeral Home. 6536 Clayton April 10, 8:30 a.m. to St.

Luke's Church, Bellevue and Dale Mass 9 a.m. Interment Resurrection. In parlors after 2 p.m. Sat. Weingartner Howard L.

Weingartner, Fri April 7, 1967, beloved husband of Bess M. Weingartner. dear father of Larry. Weingartner. brother of Grace Weingartner and the late Richard Weingartner.

Funeral from ALEXANDER SONS Crestwood Chapel. 9501 Highway 66. 10:30 a m. to Bellefontaine Cemetary. Friends wishing may make contributions to S.

Hampton Presbyterian Church, or the Charity of their choice. In state after 7 p.m. Sat. LOST 17 POMERANIAN: brown and black. Injured on Ashby Rd.

Please call owner. reward. HA 9-2443. Sell things through a POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Call MA 1-6666 ather.

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