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SaUFeb.9,1985 13A It DEATHS Diimis KARLRAISSLE Services for Karl Raissle, 81, of 8351 Harbach Clive, who died of a heart ailment Thursday at Mercy Founder of Jaguar car company dies LEAMINGTON SPA, ENGLAND (AP) Sir William Lyons, founder of the Jaguar car company, died Friday RAY G. SMITH Services for Ray G. Smith, 77, of Pleasant Hill, who died of a heart attack Thursday at Des Moines General Hospital, wiU be at 1 p.m. Monday at Hamilton's Funeral Alien Ashby, pioneer in black athletics, dies By BLAIR KAMIN Allen Ashby of 700 E. Fifth St, a pioneer In black athletics In Iowa, died of a heart attack Friday at Broad-Uwni Medical Des Moines VOONG RoMi nd Jem 1 1W i.E.

EvtrgrMn dauoMar, FrMav. USBV Clwvl and J. Pitrtck of VtO IE. EWv MdDtt Court, a OaugMar, Barbara and Tarry of tlOi N.W. Em- anNi Pah CHv, a dauoMar, Friday.

COOK Tamara and Paul of 1901 FMIy-tavoirth a ion, TnurMav. OORWEILER Jody and Robarl of 7137 WfeNro Boulavard, a ton, Thunday. WOODS Dawn and Arthur af 472 NtatoanMi SI, a dauaMar, Thurtdav. SHIPMAN Unda and Rocky af Mil Ctanwood ClrcM), a dauoMar, Thurtdav. THOMAS Baroara and Ron af 17 8aantaanlX Wait Dot Moaiat, a ton, Thunday.

STROM Tracy and Rod af I2 Aire Road, a dauoMar, Friday. HILLIS Laiari and Rooar of 4S24 Mar cad a ion, Friday. WAGNER Pamata and Ervin of 200 E. Fortloln tan, Friday. GRIFFITH and Gooflarr of Manola, a ton, Jan.

H. HUlStNGA DanMa and Jamat of 11M Sixty-ftrH Urtondala, a dauaMar, FrMav. MORTON Kafharina af Mingo, a dauaMar, Friday. HYLER Stavan and Kknbarty of MOI S.W. Third a dauaMar, Thurtdav.

BETTS Cindy of tit Oakrldaa Drtva, a dausMor, Thurtdav. DEATHS Iowa BLOOMFIELO Howard Johnton, KB; Waovor BURLINGTON Claranc Bonlamln Hattor, 75; Loo Martandala, 7a; Donald Cnartat Naff, 7t; Emma Jonat, 91; Dorothy R. Rlopa, 77; Anna M. ThMbart, ft Ana Daum, Botty Lou Boyla, 47; Mary Ragaia Coan, Ralph H. Vanatujut, Brian Naorockl, infant twin; VMo Fort Ama-aart, la; LHan Aca GraanfWd, 72; MHdrad R.

MHton. CEDAR RAPIDS ASca Fluaoal, al; Nova Stark, ft; Almar Wood, 73; Mary Stark, Jouoh Ko-cnanowtki, 54; Labor. Ladao, S3; Unda Wafcar, If; Dorothy Durkm, 41; Earl Morrlt, aS; Clar-anca Scataan, RaM Chau, 70; Jaion Grtfftm, infant; MaWa Baan, at; Mary Botlon, 40; Lor-rakw Eraor, 54; Earl Muaatr, 74; Victor Ham-man, DonaM Gatawood, 57; Lawranca Lux-maar, 7t; Baryl AvarM, Sylvia Puah, Bfttl Morrtton, Infant; Fay Anthony, 72. DENMARK Lama D. mint, (.

FAIRFIELD John A. WMar, 70. HIAWATHA KaNta Crau, M. IOWA CITY Rotamary L. BrtgM, SO.

MARION Frod Ertcfcuft, S7; Paarl Koknk, 71; MahorK StraM, 01. MOUNT PLEASANT Mary Wandana, at; Elva DaLathmutt, 74. MOUNT VERNON Alma Lutat, V. NEW LONDON Effa K. Shaklaa, ft; Floulo Bol-Ick Hubbol, Jotaotl Abort Trato, 45; Mary ROBINS Rooar Kratx, 43.

ROYAL Robert Baronsar, 40. SPENCER OrvMt J. Krukow, 44; Bortha Bme-man, MO; Mary Foxhovan Dunkriooar, 77. BU TROY MILLS Ony Kramar, tl WAYLAND WHUam "BIN" Thoma, 73 WEST BURLINGTON SNrtav M. Nanon, 40.

Des Moines I ASHBY Allen, 79, of 700 E. Fifth St, Apt died Friday at Broad- lawns Medical Center. WRIGHT Roy 83, of 1501 Office Park Road, died Thursday at Mercy 1 Hospital Medical Center. RAISSLE Karl, 81, of 8351 Harbach Boulevard, Clive, died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. YAROSLAVSKI Helen, 73, of 2920 Logan died Friday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

GRAHAM Edith 82, of 2909 Woodland died Friday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. GRANGER Otis 72, of Indian-' ola, died Friday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. BENSON Vonda 65, of 1800 Grand died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. LARSON James, 63, of 1431 Twen-. ty-sixth St, died Friday at Veterans Administration Medical Center.

DEHART Othel, 59, of Redding, died Friday at Veterans Adminis- tration Medical Center. SIRIANNI Rosemary 58, of 1801 S. Union died Friday at Broadlawns Medical Center. HIS Fire and rescue AJVL 1M Sixth and Now York avenun, cat. f.f KM4 Twantv-tacond madlcal con.

fM Ninth Street and Hickman Road, madlcal cel. i WI4 400 Aurora madlcal caO. MtIS MecVlcar Freeway and Fifty-tlxm Street, no flre. 154 5307 S.W. Ninth medical call.

11:12 Southwell Ninth and CIHton ttroett, medical can. 11:54 1417 Seventh medical cad. PM. 7M 2721 E. TNrty-nlnm no fire.

12:44 135 S.E. Bee Ave, madlcal can Ml 3200 Grend medical cat. 2J 1511 E. Walnut two medical catti. 2:50 4500 Grand medical cat.

3-00 1301 Locust two medical callt. 4:40 2125 Indtenola medical can. 1117 Tenth falte alarm. tHH East Third and Locutl ttreett, medical cal 4:10 1350 York medical caL 431 IWl Grandview medical can. 431 IWl Grandview autet medic.

before returning to Washington in 1968. Jaffe left ABC in 1969 and began his battle with the FBI and the CIA to clear his name from suggestions that he was a Soviet agent He never was formally charged with espionage. Last year, a U.S. district judge issued an opinion saying that the FBI had no grounds for questioning Jaf fe's patriotism. coo A.

Former newsman Jaf dies WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) Sam Jaffe, 55, a former news correspondent in Moscow, Hong Kong and Washington who spent the last 15 years clearing his name of allegations that he spied for the Soviet Union, died Friday of lung cancer in Betbesda, Md. Jaffe Joined ABC in 1960 and' opened the network's first Moscow bu reau in November 1961. He later served as Hong Kong bureau chief aVi3fflLUJjl! ilfiGUniW 1 r-QL lI A Born in Boone, he If it -n I WM Welong resi dent of the Des Moines area. He was a member of the football, basketball and wrestling teams at East High School in the early 1920s.

He attended Grin-nell College and ASHBY played football as a freshman, but had to leave school after his father died. In 1929, Ashby organized the Hilltop Tennis Tournament, a tournament for black players because "not many white tournaments wanted black players." He was director of the tournament, which was integrated in 1949. Ashby also was a sports columnist for the weekly Iowa Bystander newspaper, holding the post of sports editor from 1935 to 1985. He retired in 1971 from the Des Moines Register and Tribune where he served for 21 years as a Janitor. He wu named the first black member of the Iowa Tennis Association Hall of Fame in 1979 and was a member of the Des Moines Tennis Association, the Missouri Valley Tennis Association, the American Tennis Association and the National Junior Tennis Association.

He received B'nai B'rith's Outstanding Athlete Award in 1980. He served as a counselor at the old Crocker YMCA and was the secretary for its board of directors. He also chaper oned children at YMCA camp and served on the board of directors of the Boys Club of Iowa. Survivors include two daughters, Rose Marie Ashby of Des Moines and Carol Turner of Detroit; two sons; John of Sacramento, and Allen Jr. of Idelwild, four sisters, Mimmie Robinson, Nlnna Hawkins and Arlene Graves, all of Des Moines, and Mary Brown of Dayton, Ohio; one brother, Robert of Des Moines; 10 grandchildren; and 10 great-grand-.

children. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at St Paul A.M.E. Church. Burial will be in Chapel Hill Cemetery.

Friends may call Sunday at Estes and Son Funeral Home, where the family will receive visitors from 7 to 8 p.m. Monday. HELEN YAROSLAVSKI Graveside services for Helen Ya-roslavski, 73, of 2920 Logan St, who died of complications following a stroke Friday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center, will be at 10:30 am. Sunday in Jewish Glen-dale Cemetery. Mrs.

Yaroslavski, who wu known as Helen Yaro in Des Moines, was born in Gerrard, and lived in Des Moines more than 40 years. HILIN YAROSLAVSKI She was retired as owner and operator of Scott Street Grocery. ROY D. WRIGHT Graveside services for Roy D. Wright, 83, of Fountain West Care Center, 1501 Office Park Road, West Des Moines, who died of pneumonia Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center, will be at 2:30 p.m.

Sunday in Rose Hill Cemetery in Mount Ayr. Mr. Wright wu born in Mount Ayr and lived in Des Moines since 1923 until recently when he moved to the care center. He was a retired auditor for Boss Hotels and a member of Grace United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Fern, at Fountain West Friends may call from 4 to 5 p.m.

today at Wilson-Watson Funeral Home in Mount Ayr. 1 1 Hospital Medical Center, will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Windsor Heights Lutheran Church. The body will be cremated, and burial will be later in Resthaven Cemetery. Mr.

Raissle was In Germany and wu a resident of the Des Moines area 57 years. He wu retired from Dahl's Food Store and wu a member of Waveland Park Masonic Lodge 654, Windsor Heights Lutheran Church and the Za-Ga-Zig Shrine. Survivors include his wife, Maria; a stepson. Otto J. Lehmann of Mason City; two stepdaughters, Linda Dilges of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Donna Young of Garner, eight grandchildren; and four gmgrandchildren.

Memorial contributions may be made to his church or Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital. Friends may call from 3 to 9 m. Sunday at McLaren's Resthaven Funeral Chapel. ARTHUR "TEX" W. SWANCEY Services for Arthur "Tex" W.

Swan-cey, 74, of 1342 Harrison who died of pneumonia Wednesday at veterans Administration Medical Center, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Estes Son Funeral Home. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Born in Omaha, Mr. Swancey lived in West Des Arthur tix" Moines for 17 years iwahciy and in Des Moines seven years.

He wu last employed at Robert's Lounge. He was recently baptized a Protestant at Veterans Administration Medical Center. STEVEN PARDOCK Tlit RfWirt twi Newt Stwtot CHARITON, IA. Services for Steven Pardock, 64, of Chariton, who died of a heart attack Thursday while doing repair work at a local business, will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Sacred Heart Church here.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery here. Mr. Pardock wu born in Monroe County and lived here most of his life. He wu lut self-employed in repair work. Survivors, all of whom live here, in-' elude his mother, Tillie; one sister, Mary Pardock; and three brothers, Bill, John and Jim.

Memorial contributions may be made to Sacred Heart Church here. Friends may call until 10 a.m. today at Mosher Funeral Home here. PAULINE HUNT Pauline I. Hunt, 79, of San Diego, formerly of Des Moines, died of a heart attack Jan.

28 in San Diego. 1 The body wu cremated, and a memorial service is pending in Des Moines. Mrs. Hunt wu born in Williamsburg and moved to Des Moines in 1945. She 1 wu a music and piano teacher here.

Survivors include her husband, Merill a daughter, Paula J. Palmer of San Diego; a son, Larry E. of Yuma, Ariz4 and four grandchildren. WILMA F.DANIELS Services will be at 3 p.m. today at St Peter's Lutheran Church in Grimes for Wilma F.

Daniels, 88, of Grimes, who died of cancer Wednesday at Granger Manor in Granger. The location of the church was incorrect in Fri-day's Register. jf "ff 1 i KARL RAKILI I 'U 't I i -1 MID-WINTER MARKDOWNS at his Blackpool home, the company announced. He wu 83. Lyons, who began his career manufacturing motorcycle sidecars, wu honorary president for life of the prestigious automaker.

"He cre- MRWMxiAM a ted this company lyons and will be sadly missed," said Jaguar's chief executive, John Egan. Lyons and a partner began making motorcycle sidecars in 1922 in a workshop in Blackpool Six years later he moved his firm to Coventry, in Warwickshire, now the site of Jaguar's main plant He produced his first car, the SS-Swallow Sports, in 1931 and the first Jaguar four years later. He chose the name Jaguar after considering such other animal names Gazelle and Hawk. ROBERT V.SAMPSON Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Sacred Heart Catholic Church for Robert V.

Sampson, 65, of 321 Nine teenth St, West Des Moines, who died of pneumonia Thursday at Veterans Administration Medical Center. Burial I I will be in Resthaven i I Cemetery. I rVllborninDecorahand LA Uved in Des Moines robirtv. 33 years. He wu a sampson retired manager for Gerber Products Co.

He wu a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Dowling Club and was secretary-treasurer of Grandview Golf Course Association. Survivors include his wife, Phyllis; a son, Michael of Ola the, three daughters, Jane Cowan of West Des Moines, Cathy Darnell of Prairie Village, and Mary Field of Overland Park, a brother, Allen of Decorah; and six grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Dowling High School scholarship fund. McLaren's Resthaven Chapel is handling arrangements. OLIVER "OLE" AMANDUS COWRIE, IA.

Services will be at 1 p.m. today at Trinity Lutheran Church in Dayton for Oliver "Ole" Amandus, 78, of Gowrie, who died of a heart ailment Wednesday at the home of a son in Omaha, Neb. Burial will be in the Dayton Cemetery. Mr. Amandus wu a retired painter and wu an Army veteran of World Warn.

Survivors include his wife, Delpha; a son, Allan of Omaha; a sister, Berna-dine Stark of Ogden; three brothers, Rueben, Rudy and Jack, all of Gowrie; and three grandchildren. The Palmer Funeral Home in Gowrie is in charge of service arrangements. rVALENTINEI Diamond Heart Ring 14K reg. $250 SsullrMe LHELZBERGJ no Television 17 rr;) AVhirliMjol Home. Burial will be in Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery.

i ,4 A lifelong resident of Des Moines, Mr. Smith wu a retired s. foreman at the local .7 1 gnt-H implement ray plant A World War smith U.S. Navy veteran, he wu a member of UAW Local 991 and Easton Place United Method-' ist Church. Survivors include his wife, Bernice; four sons, Raymond G.

of Wallingford, and Jack Jerry O. and Glenn all of Des Moines; three daughters, Betty Dyer of Beloit, Beverly Wade of San Jose, and Joy M. Bellis of Des Moines; two sisters, Lula Burnett and Lizzie Whitman, both of Des Moines; 31 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Easton Place United Methodist Church. Friends may call after 4 p.m.

today at Hamilton's Funeral Home. JOHN R. WREN Services for John R. Wren, 60, of 704 Thirty-third who died of cancer Feb. 8 at his home, will be at 10:30 a.m.

Monday at St John's Catho lic Church. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Born in Lovilla, Mr. Wren lived in Des Moines 12 years. He wu lut employed hotel manager of Eppley hotel chain.

He wu a veteran of the Korean War and wu a member of St. Augustin's Catholic Church. Survivors include two aunts, Eva Kinney and Genevieve Kinney, both of Des Moines. A rosary will be recited at 5 p.m. Sunday at Caldwell-Brien-Robbins Funeral Home.

Friends may call after 10 a.m. Sunday at the funeral home. GAILENHAM Tkt Riatuar'i leva Heat Strut WINTERS ET, IA. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. today at First United Methodist Church here for Gailen Ham, 56, of Winterset, who died of cancer Thursday at his home, Burial will be in Winterset Cemetery.

Mr. Ham was a salesman at'' Adams-Thompson John Deere implement dealership and wu a member of American Legion Post 184. Survivors include his wife, Carolyn; two sons, Tim and Todd, and a daughter, Carol Ann, all of Winterset; his father, Jesse of Winterset; and two brothers, Dale and Ivan, both of Winterset Friends may call this morning at Collins Funeral Home and from noon until service time at the church. LENA B. MACKEY.

Ttm ReeMer'i lewa New lenrtce STORY CITY, IA. Services for Lena B. Mackey, 82, of Story City, who died of a stroke Friday at Story City Memorial Hospital, will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Bethel Lutheran Church here. Burial will be in Story City Municipal Cemetery.

Mrs. Mackey was born here and lived her all her life. She wu a home-maker. Survivors include two sons. Glen of Cherokee and George of Story one sister, Olive Mackey of Boone; five grandchildren; and three great-, grandchildren.

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