AUG 14 1979 ILL IB AuguHt 14, 1979 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Stockmann iSnELOUIS POST-DISRWCH 2 Burial lots and vaults, SI, 100. In St Charles. Colli 323-4511 STOCKMANN. FRANK Sun (Wotjf-Srmflrrat HIRNINO, MARY EVELYN, nee Aug.
12, 1979, fortified with the wecKI, Mon Aug. 13, 1V7V. beloved Sacraments of Holy Mother 2 Smuggling Suspects Charged In Drowning Of Six Haitians vme or me ime josepn Hirning, 2 grave plots. Sunset Burial Park Church, beloved husband of Ida call u-i aear morner 01 lkxioio Miming dear motrter In law of Doris A Cementary Lot, 2 for tSOO, or 4 for Hirning, dear grandmother of CLASSIFIED 621-6666 OPEN SUNDAY 100 AM-9PM LAKE CHARLES Memorial Park, 2 space vault, $35. Graves 12, Lots 161 1 323-4511, Van vincenr b.
ana uonaia turning our dear great-grandmother, sis ter-ln-law, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from MICHAEL FITZ GERALD Mortuary, 450 S. Llnet bergh at Gravols, Wed Aug. 15, 1:30 p.m. Interment Sunset.
In state after 2p.m. Tues WORLEY, CLARENCE Aug. 12, L979, asleep In Jesus, be loved huscand of Virginia Boyd Worlev. dear father of James Worley, Donald L. and Reynold Blondin, dear brother of Norma Jean See and Kenneth Worley.
our dear father-fn-law, grandfather, brother In low, uncle and cousin. Mr. Worley at WHITE MULLEN Mortuory, 118 Florissant Ferguson for visitation 2 p.m. until 9:30 p.m Funeral Aug. 15.
10 a.m. from Zlon Lutheran Church, Ferguson inter ment Laurel Hills Cemetery. Member OE Aerie No. 3631, Florissant ond Alton, ill. and V.F.W.
Florissant valley Pott 4105 Memorials to Zlon Lutheran Church or Canter Fund Mory Stockmann (nee Megger), dear father of Bertha Geders, Frances (Dot) Anterhaus, Del mont, Francis, De lores Strubhart, Herbert, Eleanor Venhaus, Ra bert, Walter, Mary Ann Robben, Rosemarle, Patricia Ackermann, dear brother of Veronica Tonnies, our dear father In-law, grandfather, great -grandfather and uncle. Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary, 118 Florissant Ferguson, Thurs. Aug. 16, 9:30 a.m. to Holy Ghost Church, Berke ley, Mo Interment Resurrection Cemetery In parlor after 6 p.m.
Tues. WEEKDAYS Mail thru Sat Hofmann HOFMANN, LUCILLE (nee Meldroth), suddenly Sun Aug 12 199. beloved wife ot Frederick Hofmann, dear sister of the late Nettie's FLOWER GARDEN A Lovely Remembrance of Your Sympathy Mon. thru 8to6p.m. 8 to fl p.m., 8 to 5p.m.
3801 S. GRAND INDEX To locate the adi you wont to rood, find thorn In thli Index first, then toloct tho appropri- Urbanowicz, Helen Carter, and our dear cousin. Services at HOFFME I STE Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa speculating that the smugglers could have been spooked by a spotlight from a police car. "Apparently the man who was running the boat fired shots in the air. "They had no choice but to jump," Wille added.
"There was nothing any of them could do." Survivors, eating bologna and cheese sandwiches, were questioned by deputies. The Haitians said their boat trip began on West End, Grand Bahama Island. Although the refugees did not say, smugglers usually charge about $500 apiece to bring Haitians to the United States. still missing. "We may come up with the remaining bodies," Palm Beach Sheriff's Department Capt.
Thomas Bondick said. "They may land north of here if the Gulf Stream carried them away." The bodies of the children ranging in age from 4 to 12 and a woman were spotted Monday by a police helicopter. Three of the children's bodies were surrounded by sharks in 10 feet of water near Lantana Beach, but none was believed to have been attacked. "When they got near shore, the person bringing them in forced them overboard at gunpoint," Wille said, WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) -Two accused smugglers have been charged with murder in the deaths of five Haitian children and one woman whom authorities said were forced overboard into the Atlantic Monday.
Palm Beach Sheriff Richard Wille said James H. Knowles, 18, of the Bahamas and Jeffrey Robert Hastings, 29, Hypoluxo, were charged with six counts of first-degree murder. John Ferguson, who owned the 34-foot Chris-Craft cabin cruiser but was not aboard during the alleged smuggling run, was questioned and released Monday night. Ten Haitians also on the boat made it to shore safe, authorities said. Two are 1 at Claiilfication number.
All 01 Watson, Wed 1:30 p.m. Entombment Valhalla Mausoleum. Those who prefer may make contributions to Second Church of Christ, Scientist. VISITATION TUES. AFTER 3 P.M.
URBANOWICZ, ANNA (nee Kulinoski), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, on Mon. Aug. 13, 1979, beloved wife of the late John Urbanowicz, dear mother ot Bernlce Roberts, Virgin-la Taschinger, Morcella Sokolows ki, Adele Kleczkowski and John Urbanowicz, our dear sister, mother-in-law, grandmother, great grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral Thurs Aug. 16, 9:45 a.m.
from BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary, 1645 Redman Ave. to Our Lady of Loretto Church for 10 a.m. Moss, interment Mt Olive Cemetery. Masses pre Zonia ZONIA, POLIXENA, fSfJNA), fortified with the Sacraments of The Holy Church on Aug. 13, 1979, beloved wife of the late Llgorf Zonla, dear mother of Alexandra Shamia, Catherine Nicola, Ange line Adams and Dhimftri Zonia, our dear mother in-law, grond mother and great grandmother Funeral Aug.
15 ot 12 p.m from FENDLER CHULICK Fu neral Home, 5611 Grond at Bates to St. Thomas Orthodox Church, 6501 Nottingham, Interment St. Matthew Cemetery Memor ial Services Tues at 7 p.m. Donations preferred to St Thomas Orthodox Church lnChopel3p.m Tues, Hopfinger ROSEBROUGH MONUMENT 7001 Chippewa 351-4300 5232 w. Florissant 385 See Evans Huber 4 schof MM ferred.
in parlors Tuts, r.x P.M. Hufnagel, Viviano See Schofield 300 Leftists In Sitdown In Iran S2O0 REWARD GERMAN SHEPHERD, large mole, black 8. tan, choke chain. Call HUFNAOEL, ESTHER, (nee Fred rick), on Mon. August 13, 1979, dear mother of Paul Brug, dear mother In-law of Merlle Brug, our dear grandmother and great-grand mother.
Funeral from KUTIS Funrot Home, 2906 Gravols, Wed. Aug. 15, 2 p.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. IN PARLOR TUES.
6 P.M. VOGEL, CATHERINE (nee Kuhlmeler). Aua. 13, 1979. 721 568 evenings or w-jwwagys.
2 GORDON SETTERS (Black beloved wife of Donald C. Vogel, dear sister of Harry R. Kuhlmeler, dear daughter of Emma and the late Harry Kuhlmeler, our dear Tan), ID Collars. Vinlcitv vaiiev BRIDGE and STRUCTURAL I RON WORKERS LOCAL 396 Please be advised of the death of BRO EARL AUSTIN Park 8. Lake Hill speedway avo sister in law, aunt, niece ana cous In 2 PAIR of glasses.
Vicinity of Big Bend Bank in Webster Groves, near 1, A. UUIIrff lnwr Visitation after 7 p.m. Tues. at Hertz-Thoma Funeral Home, 1480 W. Court Kankakee, III.
Funeral Wed. Funeral from WHITE MULLEN Kennett REWARD. 892 1919. afternoon. Gene cnumoier, pres.
Mortuary, 118 N. norissam Ferguson, Aug. 15, :30p.m. Interment Mt Lebanon Cemetery. Member of Job's Daughters.
Visitation after 2 p.m. Tues. Black Female co*ckapoo Pebbles Lost in Park lew area 72 0899 Blockwhite dog, Pestalozzl 7 24, male, red collar, 772 8395, 664 2805. Slogan Please be advised of the death of BRO MICHAEL SINKO (retired) KENNETT, ARTHUR H. Sun.
Aug. 12, 1979, beloved husband of Hilda Kennett, dear father of Arthur H. Kennett our dear uncle and great-uncle. Funeral from 5HEPARD Funer al Chapel, 9255 Natural Bridge, Wed. 2 p.m.
to Oak Grove Ceme tery. A 50-year member of Bridge-ton Lodge No. 80 A.F. A.M. and Famous Barr Memorial Post No.
405, American Legion. In lieu of flowers, gifts fo Home Heights Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund will be appreciated. Vlslto-tlonatter3pm Tues. In state at John Zlegenhein Sons, 702 Gravols after 2 p.m. Tues.
Fu BLUE DRAW String hand bag with personal papers, prescription glass es, Christ Church Cathedral, 13th LOCUSt vicinity. REWARD, 621-4021 days. "l7' SHIRLEY VORST, HENRY fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Aua. 12, ivv, De neral Wed p.m.
at John Zlegen-heln 8. Sons to Hlllcrest Abbey John H. Hookey Pres. loved husband of the late Dolores DOG, blackwhite, mixed, male. In R.
Vorst (nee Gleason dear ta KIT MS ther of Mary Jean Slelfleisch, Joan Hiil area, on rt, 1 we R. Schuh and rnomas J. votst, fWir brother of John Vorst, our DOG. Tan 8. white sheltie (small Collie).
10 yrs.old- needs care. Lost on 82 In Big Bend 8. Geyer Rd area. dear father-In law. grandfather, Austin, The nine-story Mojahedeen headquarters in central Tehran was heavily guarded by armed men behind sandbags on the roof and at the entrance.
Two truckloads of armed revolutionary guardsmen were stationed nearby as a precaution. The religious extremists, in several groups of about 50 each, made repeated marches past the building, shouting: "Communism is destroyed! Islam is victorious!" The Mojahedeens said they would continue their sitdown until the government could guarantee that their headquarters would not be attacked. "We will sit here until we save this building," said one young man. "If they want to kill us, let them." Monday's attacks by zealots were in retaliation for a weekend march by about 100,000 leftists to protest against Khomeini's crackdown on the press. Late Monday, supporters of the ayatollah, whose numbers were also estimated at 100,000, massed at Tehran University to demonstrate solidarity with his policies.
The leftists are angry about the closing of the Tehran newspaper Ayandegan last week and about the new press code barring criticism of Khomeini and his associates. The government also published a tough new code for foreign journalists Monday. In Paris, former Prime Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar predicted in an interview with Agence Presse that Khomeini's regime would last no more than six months, and "I will deliver the coup de grace." "The Khomeini regime will fall very fast, not because of its opposition, but because of the unfathomable stupidity of its leaders whose policies are leading to an explosion," he said. Bakhtiar, a longtime opponent of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, was the last prime minister appointed by the shah in a desperate attempt to retain the throne. He tried to persuade the shah's opponents to agree to a limited monarchy, but Khomeini refused to compromise.
great- grandfather, brother-in law TEHRAN, Iran (AP) More than 300 guerrillas of the leftist Mojahedeen began a sitdown under armed protection in front of their headquarters today to prevent attacks by groups of Moslem zealots marching by. Other groups of Moslem extremists armed with knives and clubs were reported circulating through the city harassing pedestrians. One man said he saw a group attack a bearded young man carrying books who they said "looked like a communist." The split in the Iranian revolutionary forces between leftist opponents of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's conservative sectarianism and militant supporters of the Shiite Moslem patriarch appeared to be widening. Club-wielding extremists Monday ransacked the headquarters of the People's Fedayeen, another leftist guerrilla group, and beat up four of its members during a day of factional fighting in which offices of several other leftist groups were attacked. Kinghorn ana uncie.
Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 10151 Gravois ah-iumi See Evans Aug. 16, 9:30 a.m. to Mary Eyeglasses green case, Sal. Aug.
11, Famous, W. County. 961-0429 KEEPSAKE Jewelry lost. Aug. 3 or 4, LARGE REWARD BOX A-364 POSTGLOBE 900 N.
12th, St.LQUls, MO 63101 Loney (Jueen ot me universe nurcn. Interment Resurrection Cemetery Masses preferred, in parlor 4 p.m. AUSTIN, EARL V. Mon. August 1 3, 1979, beloved husband of the late Janet Austin (nee won son) dear brother of William Lee Austin, dear brother-ln law of Thelma J.
Austin, dear uncle of LaVona Fla-nlgan, our dear great uncle, cousin and friend. Visitation and Funeral service at HERTZ THOMA Funeral Home, Kankakee, Ml. Interment Mound Grove Gardens, Kankakee, III. Mr. Austin was a retiree ot Iron Workers Local 396.
KUTIS Service. Lost 1 Black Female Cat, Siamese features with 6 or more toes ort each paw Town Country area. 434 5266. Wedge LOST Cairn Terrier, blond, female in Brookslde Subdivision 16 yrs. old, LONEY, JANE (nee Wages), asleep In Jesus, Aug.
12, 1979, beloved wife of Buford E. Loney, dear mother of Beatrice Proctor and Alan Loney. dear sister of Beatrice Wages, our dear mother in-law, sister In-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Private services will be held Aug, 15. Interment Memorl al Park.
Visitation from 7-9 p.m. Tues. at DREHMANN HARRAL Chapel, 7733 Natural Bridge. please return. KbWftwuvt-ouiu LOST dog, Klngshlghway between 1 tnn raa Beckemeier haired male, collar with name isnr Lonn.
oaaress. noyui 01 533-0670. WEDGE, WILLIAM C. (Bill), Mon. Aug.
13, 1979, beloved husband of Jane Manlon Wedge, dear father ot William Keith Wedge of Rolla, our dear father In-law, stepfather, grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 10151 Gravols Wed. Aug. 15, 2 p.m. Interment St.
Paul Churchyard. Past Master of Freedom Lodge 636 A.F. A. A.M. and the Moolah Temple.
In lieu of flowers, contributions to Shriner Hospital for Crippled Children appreciated. Masonic Service Tues. 8 p.m. In parlor Tues. 1 p.m.
LOST: Eyeglasses, silver frames, photo-gray lenses, Lake Holiday, Arnold, 8 5-79. Reward. NOT sun- Meinershagen BECKEMEIER, FRED Mon. Aug. 13, 1979.
Mr. Beckemeier at BAU MANN'S Colonial Chapel, 2504 Woodson Overldnd, until noon Wed. Aug. IS. Service same dav 2 p.m.
at St. Paul's United Church of Christ, 9801 Olive St. Rd. Interment church cemetery. Visitation Tues.
after 2 p.m. MEINERSHAGEN, AUGUST alusses. 645-8943. LOST Small block puppy, Chihuahua Ona UULIISHUMU, v.nii9ir ruin uim, REWARD832-6566 MIXED TERRIERPOODLE, wltha Schnauzer cut, grey and white, wear Ing Northwoods Female, answers to "Ginger Reward. Supplies Reach Dam Collapse Survivors entered Into rest Aug.
13, 1979, beloved husband of Adeline Meinershagen (nee Bruegge mann), dear father of Earl and the late Roy Meinershagen, our dear father-in-law, grandfather, greatgrandfather, uncle, great-uncle and cousin. Funeral Aug. 15, 10:30 a.m. from the BUCHHOLZ Mortuary, 5967 W. Florissant Ave.
Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. tN PARLORS 3 P.M. TUES- Williams Famllvpet.36 7927 POMERANIAN, north t.ty, old female, reddish gold, answers to name of Shortie, 241 5760, 739-9441. Beoaie, female, Ballwin Recreation Meyer Blondin See worley Boor BOOR, JOHN Aug. 12, 1979, beloved husband of the late Emma Boor (nee Baler), dear father ot Diane A.
Boor, Audrev L. Dzurlan, John and Robert Boor, dear brother of Samuel Boor, our dear father In-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral trom KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravols, Aug. 15, 1 p.m. Interment New Picker Cemetery, Retired member of Beer Bottler's Union Local No.
187. Inparlor 6p.m. WILLIAMS, CHESTER L-, Aug, 12, 1979, dear husband of Erma D. Williams (nee Denney), dear father of Larry K. Williams, Gall Andrews and David R.
Williams, dear son of Olive Williams, dear brother of Alice Walker and Donald Williams, dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather, uncle and cousin. Funeral 2 p.m. at BOPP Chapel, 10610 Manchester Kirk wood. Interment Hiram Cemetery. Should friends desire, memorials may be mode to the Parkway Baptist Church Building Fund.
Visitation 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Tues. complex, on no one eye, MIXED Breed Collie Sheeherd, t-emaie, 6 wontns uia, hORtbi PARK AREA No Togs 726 2637 MEYER, CLARENCE Aug. 10, 1979 our dear brother, brother -In law and uncle. Funeral from DREHMANN HARRAL Chapel, 7733 Natural Bridge, 1 p.m.
Aug. 15. interment National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks. Visitation from 7-9 p.m. Tues.
PUPPY, part shepherd, male, cor ner of Park Dolman, 862-6233 MALL tan doa, female, mix breed. ckfttifkotioni aro in numerical order. Service Classification Number Announcements 03 1 Bids and Proposals Want) 96 Business Directory 071-155 Business Opportunities 185 Business Personals 061 Death Notices (Globe) 041 Death Notices (Post) 043 Directors Meetings 961 Financial 957 Fishing, Vacations, Picnics 058 Fraternal Notices 039 Greetings 049 Legal Notices 959 Loans 955 Lost and Found 046-047 Personals 054 Schools, Instruction 157-169 Special Notices 057 Stockholders Meeting 963 Employment Employment Agencies 176 Help Wonted 179 Sales Help Wanted 181 Partners 183 Srroationf. Wanted 173 Real Estate for Rent Apartrrwrrs-Rent 239-273 Business Prop. Sale-Lease 713-729 Flats for Rent 275-293 Forms for Rent 743 Hotels 235 Houses for Rent 295-311 Mobile Homes for Rent 771 Office Space 735 Resorts for Rent 497 Rooms, Board 189-229 Suburban Prop.
313-485 Suburban, Furnished 487 Wanted to Rent 495 Real Estate for Sale Acreage for Sale Wanted 711 Apartments for Sale 685499 Business Prop. Sale-Lease 713-729 Condominiums 517 Deeds of Trust 505 Farms and Farm Land 743766 Flats far Sole 685499 Houses for Sale (St. Louis City) 671483 Hunting Grounds 739 Investment Property 73 1 loans on Real Estate 507 Land, Lots 701-709 Mobile Homes for Sale 769 Money Wanted 509 Other State Properties 766 Real Estate Listings Wanted 518 Real Estate Services 511 Real Estate Trade 513 Real Estate Out of St. Louis 767 Real Estate Wanted toBuy 515 Resorts for Sole 501 Suburban Prop. 519-669 Timber Land 741 Merchandise for Sale Air Conditioning Equipment 847 Aircraft 851 Animals 823 Antiques 857 Aquariums and Fish 845 Auctions 859 Automobiles 777-815 Bicycles 861 Birds for Sale 841 Boats and Motors 820 Books 869 Building Materials 873 Cameras and Supplies 875 Campers 801 Clothing 879 Coal, Wood, Fuel Oil 881 Dogs and Cats 827 Farm Mach.
Supplies 883 Fans 847 Heating Equipment 891 Horses, Boarding Accessories 832 Household Goods 895 Household Goods Wonted 899 Jewelry and Diamonds .901 Lawn Mower Sales and Service 889 Machinery 905 MiKellaneous far Sale .917 Motorcycles 817 Musical 923 Pet Supplies 828 Poultry and Supplies 839 Rabbits, Monkeys, Pet Stock 835 Radios and Televisions 929 Seeds, Plants and Trees 935 Sewing Machines 937 Spomng Goods 939 Stamps and Coins 941 Stereo-Ht-Fi-Phono 927 Store, Office Equipment 945 Toys 949 Travel Trailer 801-809 found In South County area 894 1361 persons dead, thousands more homeless and destitute." Residents, caught by surprise, scrambled for higher ground when the wall of water began flooding the city. Many climbed onto rooftops for safety, but in some low-lying areas the water rose above two-story houses, sweeping away those who thought they had made it to safety. The Hindustan Times said its estimate of 25,000 victims was based on the populations of Morvi and the nearby villages of Lilapur and Adepar. Morvi is near the center of Gujarat state. It was once the capital of a maharajah's realm and was a prosperous community on the banks of the Machu.
Relief and rescue workers Monday brought the first supplies of food and fresh water that residents of Morvi have had for 48 hours. Emergency workers and reporters waded through shoulder-high water to reach Morvi, which "looks like a ghost city" and is "stinking with decomposing bodies," one reporter said. There were fears of an outbreak of diseases, such as cholera. The massive wall of water from the dam on the outskirts of the city hit Morvi Saturday during evening prayers. The bodies of 50 men, women and children were found in one Hindu temple.
One report said the rushing waters did "colossal damage within a span of 15 minutes, leaving a trail of thousands of Compiled From News Services NEW DELHI, India Rescue workers used rowboats or waded through shoulder-high floodwaters today to bring relief supplies to survivors of the collapse of a dam at the western industrial city of Morvi. Official estimates said up to 1,000 people died in the rush of water from the Monchi Dam, which burst Saturday after 48 hours of torrential rains. But reporters visiting the scene estimated 5,000 to 7,000 dead, many swept far downstream by the force of the torrent. Unofficial press estimates of the death toll in the Machu River dam disaster ranged from 10,000 to 25,000. Only 300 bodies have been found so far in the water-covered city of about 80,000 people, 300 miles northwest of Bombay.
Meyer MEYER, LOUIS (Bush), Mon. Aug 13, 1979, beloved husband of Rubv K. Meyer (nee Stubblefleld), dear father Viarv Ruth Dotson, Melbrey Mever, Jarice Madlaon, Lois Blumonfeld, William Mever, Edith Czarneckl and Daniel and Wayne Meyer, dear brother of Emma Miller, our dear brother -I n-law, father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle, great-uncle and cousin. Services at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Wed. 10:30 a.m.
Interment Sunset Hills Cemetery, Edwardsvllle, III. FRIENDS MAY CALL TUES. AFTER 2 P.M. Boyer BOYER, EDNA (nee Bucha-nan), Aug. 13, 1979, dear wife of the late Earl M.
Boyer, dear mother of Claude R. Spann, dear grandmother of Doris Bowers and Betty Selbert, dear sister, great-grandmother, great great-grandmother and aunt. Mrs. Boyer at KRIEGSHAUS-ER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Klngshlgh wav from 2 p.m.
until 9 p.m., Aug. 14. Mrs. Boyer In state at Gibson Heights Presbyterian Church, Arco at S. Taylor from 9 a.m.
until service at 10 a.m., Aug. 15. Private family Interment. A Member ot Gibson Heights, Wagoner and Mldtown Senior Citizens and Barbee Chapter No. 31 O.E.S.
who will conduct services Murawski Calls Berlin Wall A 'Monument To Slavery' See Evans Neuhaus Brockmeyer BROCKMEYER, WILLIAM August 12, 1979, beloved husband of the late Paula Brock meyer (nee Herrmann), dear brother of Vera T. Woltf, dear brother-in-law, uncle, great uncle, and Services from WACKER HEL DERLE CHAPEL, 3634 Gravols, August 15 at 1:30 p.m. interment St. Paul's Churchyard, in state after 4 00 p. Mon NEUHAUS, IDA (nee Rless), Sun.
Aug. 12. 1979, beloved wife of the late John Jacob Neuhaus, dear mother of Richard L. Neuhaus and the late David Harold Neuhaus, dear mother-in-law of Mildred R. Neuhaus and dear aunt of Hester CorreM and Edith Ayre.
Private services were held Mon Aug. 13, 1979 at Valhalla Chapel of Memories. BAUMANN'S Colonial Chapel Service. of Stalinism," speakers appealed to the United Nations to take up the problem of the "shameful wall." Genscher, recalling changes in the penal code that make it a crime for East Germans to pass on even non-classified information about their country to the West, said these changes proved the regime's insecurity. The 102-mile wall now surrounds West Berlin, situated 110 miles inside East Germany.
had used the free passage rights in the four-power administered city to flee to the West since the end of World War II. "This monument to slavery is a permanent expression of the helplessness and insecurity of a system that still denies its citizens elementary basic rights, such as the freedom of movement and the freedom of opinion," Genscher said. In a ceremony Monday at the memorial commemorating "the victims BERLIN (UPI) West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher Monday denounced the Berlin Wall erected 18 years ago to stem an exodus of East Germans as a "monument to slavery." Berliners woke up Aug. 13, 1961, to find the wall winding along the demarcation line dividing their city. East German building brigades had erected the wall overnight stopping a stream of 3 million East Germans who Prestien Burgdorf PRESTIEN, JOHN, Aug.12, 1979, beloved husband of Elizabeth Prestien (nee Bopp) dear father of Clarence Prestien, Irene Aldrlch and Grace Busch, dear brother of Annie Ruck and the late Ida Llndn er, father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother In-law, uncle, and cousin.
Visitation at SCHRADER FUNERAL HOME, Ballwfn, Mon, 6-9 p.m., and 2-9 p.m. Service 10 a.m. at St. John's U.CC, Chesterfield, Mo. Interment St, John's Cemetery.
If desired, contributions may be made to St. BURGDORF, ALBERT T. Sun. Aug, 12, 1979, beloved husband of Doris M. Burgdorf (nee Smith), dear father of Jo Ann Stamper, Thomas A.
and Terry Ann Bur Sdorf, father-in-law of Larry tamper and Connie Burgdorf, grandfather of Kimberley and David Burgdorf, brother of Alys Clover and Walter Burgdorf, son-in-law of Hazel Smith, our dear brother In law, uncle, nephew and cousin Funeral from DREHMANN HARRAL Chapel, 7733 Natural Bridge, 10 a.m. Wed. Aug 15. Interment National Cemetery Jefferson Barracks, Visitation after 5 p.m. Mon.
Donations to Cancer Fund will be appreciated. 'Garden Party' Chairmen J. Arthur Baer II and Mrs. Eugene M. Reese have been named co-chairmen of "The Garden Party," the gourmet dinner dance scheduled for Sept.
8 to benefit the Missouri Botanical Garden. The party will be held at the Garden, 2101 Tower Grove Avenue. Rauch Davis RAUCH, ANDREW, Mon. Aug. 13, 1979, beloved husband of Mary Opal Rauch (nee Payne), dear lather of Robert and James Johnston, dear brother of Louise Manes, Adeline Rust and William Rauch and the late Gertrude Lenzen and George and Irene Rauch, dear grandfather of Mark, Karl, Debra and Timothy Johnston, our dear father in-law, great grandfather, brother in-law, uncle, great uncle and cousin.
Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, Wed. Aug. 15, 11 a.m. Interment National Cemetery. In parlor Tues.
3 p.m. DAVIS, MRS. FRANCELYN R. (nee 11, 1979, St. Paul, Missouri, dear wife ot John R.
Davis, dear mother of Teresa, Mark Anthony, and the late Steve Davis, dear sister of Mrs. Ann Marguerite Williams, Mary G. McColloch, Bernard Lawrence Patrick, and Frederick Dyer, dear aunt, niece, and cousin. Memorial Mass, 7:30 p.m., St. Paul Catholic Church, St.
Paul, Missouri in lieu of flowers, donations to St. Paul Church or American Cancer Society, KIETH-LY DAVIS FUNERAL SERVICE. Max Zebelntan, Ph. D. HYPNOSIS to help you STOP SMOKING LOSE WEIGHT Zebelman One Session Method Call 576-4828 for Appointment Next Group Satrion Aug.
24th, 7:30 to 9:30 PM Reiff PI in II REIFF, MARY Aug. 11, 1979, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear sister of Laurlne Corbett, aunt of Phyllis, Timothy, Maryellse, Rosanne, Melanle and great -aunt. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 9:30 a.m. to St. Joan of Arc Church for celebration of Mass at 10 a.m.
Interment Calvary Cemetery, Memphis, Tenn. FRIENDS MAY CALL WED. AFTER 3 P.M. MADUNIS To inurt plarmn1 of your adi Evans EVANS, EDWINA (nee Gal-vln), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Aug. 12, 1979, beloved wife of the late Edmund V.
Evans, dear mother of Dorothy Hopflnger, Mary Kln-ghorn and the late Margaret Mu rawskl, dear sister of Florence Flnnell, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great grandmother and aunt. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 10151 Gravols (AFFTON), Aug. 16, 9:15 a.m. to Seven Holy Founders Church, interment Calvary Cemetery. Mosses or contributions to Cardinal Ritter institute appreciated.
In parlor 1 p.m. in the evening Poit-Diipatch and morning Globe-Democrat, the deadline for iniertion for (ingle column odt it 5:00 PM the day before publication. Schofield The deodline for adi two Webster College Master of Arts Programs umm or larger it 5:30 PM two day. before publication. Real Estate adi i colvmni or larger to begin SundoyWeokend are due by 5:30 PM Thurtday poor to pubftcahon.
One column Real cttate ad to professional development Flori SCHOFIELD, LORETTA (nee Ungerer), Aug. 13, 1979, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of Albert Schofield, dear mother of Dorothy Vlvfano and Elizabeth Huber, dear grandmother of James, Thomas and Joseph Huber, our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary, 118 N. Florissant Ferguson, Aug. 16, 9:30 a.m.
to Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Interment Lake Charles Cemetery. Member A.A.R.E. Chapter No 726 and Guadalupe Over 50 Club Masses preferred, visitation otter 5 p.m. Tues.
begin Sunday Weekend are due by NOON Friday before publico Hon. metro report About 125 AFFTON area residents Monday night urged the St. Louis County Planning Commission to reject a proposal to construct 150 townhouse-type condominiums on the east side of Mackenzie Road, just north of Deerwood Drive. Residents said that the apartments would be incompatible with "free-standing" homes already in the area. Opponents also cited the potential for increased traffic and sewage problems.
The planning commission is expected to make a recommendation at its Sept. 4 meeting. Final decisions on all zoning questions in unincorporated areas are made by the County Council. The FLORISSANT City Council is being asked to sell three acres of Behlmann Park for $9,000 to the Commerce Bank of Florissant for an extension of the bank's parking lot. At a hearing on the proposal Monday night, City Council members said that the park is practically unused.
Some residents said that was true except for annoying beer parties by under-age youths. But Donna Harris, who lives near the park, said, "My son we can't keep him out of there. We enjoy the park." Others objected to bank's plan to construct a 6-foot-high stockade fence around the parking lot. In other matters, the council heard opponents of plans to widen Humes Lane between Patterson and Shackelford roads. Residents said the greater traffic volume on a widened road would be hazardous to children.
A hearing on the Humes Lane proposal and a final vote on the Behlmann Park sale are scheduled for the council's Sept. 10 meeting. The BALLWIN Board of Aldermen Monday night awarded contracts to two asphalt paving contractors for resurfacing 12 residential streets and City Hall Drive and parking lots at City Hall. The cost to the city will be $129,802. The board also approved a $6,000 contract with Union Electric Co.
for a study of the feasibility and costs of relocating overhead electric facilities along Holloway Road between Clear Meadows and Claymont drives. The study is part of a comprehensive plan to upgrade a half mile of Holloway Road at an estimated cost of $700,000, Mayor Richard G. Andrews said. Can all the OVERLAND city fathers find a place to put a 127-year-old log cabin back together? The Overland Historical Society hopes so, and says it's willing to pay for the reconstruction if an appropriate site can be found. The cabin, now dismantled was originally built on a site near Babler State Park in West County.
Its owner, Myldred Link of BEL-NOR, donated it to Overland but it has never been assembled. Mayor Norman A. Myers Monday night named an aldermanic committee to study the idea. A public hearing on the cabin has been scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Aug.
29 at the Overland City Hall, 9119 Lackland Road. The CRYSTAL CITY City Council Monday night heard an application from a cable television company seeking a franchise in the city. Mike Singpiel, vice president of Horizon Communications, which has cable TV applications pending in several St. Louis County municipalities, made the request. Crystal City Mayor Boston Richards referred the proposal to the council's finance committee.
The mayor said cable television was "one of the most important" matters to come before the council in several years. The monthly rental cost would range from $5.50 to $15 per television set, Singpiel said. Employment, Automotive and at its best Merchandise octi 2 columnt ot larger to begin Sunday Weekend are due by noon Friday. Regular rlaitlfied adi to begin Sunday Weekend are due by 5:30 PM Friday. To ovoid the iatt minute ruth, Sinak please place your adi well ahead ot the deodline.
P'eoie note became of the FLORI, CLARA nee Von Oertzen), Aug. 10, 1979, beloved wife of the late Joseph J. Florl, dearest sister of Helen Coch ran ot New Franklin, dear sister-In-law, dear aunt of Leonard Edward J. and Kenneth F. Guerrant and Dorothy Cochran Gross, Virginia Cochran A-Dalr, Shirley Cochran Chrlstus and the late Robert C.
and Albert H. Guerrant and Alice Ruegge Smothers, dear great aunt, great great -aunt, great -great -great -aunt and dear friend. At Mrs. Florl's request, private services were held at HOF FMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, Aug. 13, 1979.
Entombment Valhalla Chapel of Memories. Mrs. Florl was a Member ot Redeemer United Church of Christ, past Noble Grand of Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge No. 45, women's Business and Professional Club of St. Louis and was a charter Mem ber of St.
Louts City Hospital Aux. If friends wish, memorials may be sent to Redeemer United Church of Christ, 6450 S. Klngshlghway, St. Louis, Mo. 63109 or a charity of their choice.
great volume of real estate adi in the Sunday Post and Weekend Globe, a noon Friday deadline it SINAK, JOHN Sun Aug. 12, 1979, beloved husband of Lena Sinak (nee Null), dear father of Ronald J. Sinak, dear stepfather of Betty Ward, our dear brother, father In-law, grandfather, greatgrandfather, brother in-law, uncle, great -uncle and cousin Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, Aug. 15, Interment Sunset Burial Park. Inparlor Mon 6p.m.
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13, 1979, in his 95th year, beloved husband of the late Marie K. Sinko, dear father of the late George M. Sinko, dear brother of Josephine Deprez and Theresa Keenev. dear uncle. Funeral Wed.
1 p.m. at JOHN ZIEGENHE IN 1 SON'S, 7027 Gravols to Hillcrest Abbey 70 year member of National Assn. of Letter Carriers branch No. 343 and former member of C.S.A. Service will terminate at mortuary.
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July 27, 1979, In Sarasota, Fla. Memorial Mass Aug. 18, 11 a.m.. Sacred Heart Church, 10 Ann Valley Park, Mo. GOSSAGE, WILBUR EUGENE, beloved husband of Louise J.
Gossage (nee Emrle), dearest father of Sharon L. Potter, Blllle J. Strassburger, Judith K. Quiglev and Bruce Gossage, dear son of Bessie Gossage- dear grandfather of Sheryl, David, Linda, Gregory, John and Matthew, dear brother of Sarah McDermott, Verdo Dou waiter and Kenneth Gossage, dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Mr.
Gossage hod donated his mortal remains to Washington University School of Medicine. Memorial services on Aug. 14, 1979, p.m. at St. Barnabas Church, 2900 St Catherine, Florissant, Mo.
Member of Jennings Lodge it640 A.F. A.M. No flowers please. Contributions to St. Louis Assn.
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