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Monday, May 1, 19X9 THE DES MOINES REGISTER 7A ALMANAC Khmer Rouge renew attacks in Cambodia JESSIE J. LETZE Jessie J. Letze, 72, of 1465 Searle St. died of a respiratory ailment Sunday at Des Moines General Hospital. KELLY FETTKETHER Kelly Fettkether, 20, of 1703 E.

31st Court died Saturday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center of injuries tt i EDDIE J. BARBIERI Eddie J. Barbieri, 79, of 1202 E. Madison died of cancer Saturday at Broadlawns Medical Center. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday at solution to the Cambodian tragedy. Also this week, Hun Sen, leader of the Vietnamese-backed government in I'hnom I'enh, will meet in Jakarta with Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the mercurial head of the Cambodian resistance coalition that includes the Khmer Rouge. Sihanouk is also scheduled to meet U.S. Vice President Dan Quayle in the Indonesian capital today. Quayle has just ended a visit to Australia.

By ULI SCHMETZRR ItiT ChKlM Trnun HANOI, VIETNAM Khmer Rouge guerrilla forces have launched strategic forays deep into Cambodia in recent weeks to establish operational bases and enclaves before Vietnam withdraws the last of its 50,000 troops at the end of September. "The Khmer Rouge attacked those areas, particularly in Battambang province, from which Vietnam had pulled back its troops already," Gen. Tran Cong Man said last week. In some cases, he said, the guerrillas fought hit-and-run battles with Cambodian troops for two weeks before they were routed. He said the guerrillas also stepped up sabotage activities on railway lines and in villages.

"We know they have established some bases in jungle villages, but so far there is no area which they control," he said. The new Khmer Rouge threat in war-weary Cambodia was seen by military experts in Hanoi as a last-ditch effort by the Maoist guerrillas, whose reign of terror in the 1 970s cost the lives of an estimated 1 million Cambodians. The new guerrilla offensive comes as Vietnamese and Chinese officials are scheduled to meet in Beijing this week to finalize assurances that China will no longer support the Khmer Rouge and that Vietnam will withdraw the last of its soldiers and leave no "advisers" in Cambodia. The Sino-Vietnamese talks are an important prelude to the Sino-Soviet summit on May 15; the key obstacle to normal relations between the two communist giants remains a peaceful The One Barefooted dancers perform in papal rite Iltl N.w York Tinrn TANANARIVE, MADAGASCAR At the end of an outdoor beatification ceremony here Sunday, two dozen barefoot boys and girls danced before Pope John Paul II while a congregation of hundreds of thousands sang a lilting hymn in the Malagasy language. A similar event occurred the day before at another service, held on Madagascar's northern tip.

Eight young women performed. In the 1 1 years of his papacy, John Paul has encouraged the incorporation of indigenous music, dances, and even liturgy into Roman Catholic services as a means of hastening his church's rapid growth across Africa. A recurrent theme, echoed in speeches and homilies as his latest African journey continues, is that Catholicism must adapt itself to some aspects of African life and not seek to supplant them. I and Only and show IcEMtri 371 1 Inaersoll Ave. DES MOINES, IOWA 503 12 (515)274-4686 TOMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA OBITUARIES MILTON F.

COONAN Milton F. Coonan, 85, of 3660 Grand Ave. died of cancer Sunday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at If- k-, 1 st- Augustin's Cathie Vllolic Church, of which he was a member.

Entombment will be in Res-thaven Mausoleum. Mr. Coonan was born in Emmets-burg and had lived milton f. in Des Moines since coonan 1935. He had been president of Gibbs Cook Equipment Co.

since 1949 and was named company chairman in 1975. He was a past director of Iowa Power, Norwest Bank in Des Moines and the Norwest Corp. in Minneapolis. He served on the Mercy Hospital advisory board and the National Conference of Christian and Jews board, and he was a trustee of his church. Surviving are two daughters, Suzanne Conyers and Pat Galligan, both of Des Moines; two sisters, Lorraine Morling of Emmetsburg and Elvene Streit of Algona; nine grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at Dunn's Funeral Home, where a rosary will be recited at 5:30 p.m. today. Memorial contributions may be made to Mercy Hospital Foundation or Dowling St. Joseph Foundation.

GLADYS M. GRAHAM The Reeisttr's Iowa Nws Strvic KNOXVILLE, IA. Gladys Marie Graham, 81, of Knoxville died of a heart attack Saturday at Knoxville Area Community Hospital. Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church, of which she was a charter member.

Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery. Mrs. Graham was born in Cordova and had lived in Marion and Jasper counties most of her life. She was a homemaker. Surviving are two sons, Jerry of Knoxville and Larry of Mansfield, six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

Friends may call after 10 a.m. today at Williams Funeral Home, where the family will meet with friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m. today. Memorial contributions may be made to her church. DONALD L.

SLEZAK Donald L. Slezak, 89, of 3749 E. Douglas Ave. died of an aortic aneurysm Sunday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. Services will be at 1 1 a.m.

Tuesday at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Burial will be in Highland Memory' Gardens Cemetery. Mr. Slezak was born in Orient and had lived in Des Moines most of his life. He retired as a mail clerk for the U.S.

Post Office after 43 years there. He was a member of National Association of Retired Federal Employees and First Church of God and was a 50-year Mason. Surviving are his wife, Leona; a son, Robert of Des Moines; and a sister, Bertha Stakey of Massena. Friends may call after 3 p.m. today at the funeral home, where the family will meet with friends from 6 to 8 p.m.

today. BIRTHS Des Moines IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL KRECH Lisa and Karl of 2409 Boston a son, Sunday. 1U GLEASON Lorraine and David of 1731 Fourm 51., a daughter, Sundav. CRUM Joanne and Francis of Ames, a son, Sat- IOVVA METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER BROWN Diana and Curt of Indianola, a son, WARREN Rick and Cindv of 7005 Hickorv Lane, a son, Salurdav. PHEARMAN Lora and Lvnn of 429 S.W.

OaK- lane Drive, AnKenv, a son, Saturday. LEAMMS Lisa and Richard of 501 N.E. Ninth St a son, Friday. MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER AFT Julie and James Mason of Perry, a daughter, Saturday. CAMERON Marcia and George Cook of 4020 Muskogee a daughter, Ss'av.

TURK Susan and Kevin of 1016 S.E. Thornton Ave a aaughter, Sunday. DUTCHER Karen and Dean of Carlisle, daughter, Saturday. conducted by Buddy Morrow Monday Tuesday -May CALL NOW! Services will be at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Hamilton's Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Sunset Memo rial Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. Letze was a lifelong resident of Des Moines. She had been a dietitian for Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Surviving are two sons, Jack and Charles, both of Des Moines; three brothers, Bill Burton and Harley Burton, both of Des Moines, and Howard Burton of Colorado; two sisters, Madge Perry of Nevada and Bonnie Lawrence of Norwalk; six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at the funeral home. LILLIAN V.STARK Lillian Veronica Stark, 79, of 10935 Hawthorne St. died of a respiratory ailment Sunday at Hillside Convalescent Center. Services will be at 9 a.m.

Tuesday at McGilley Antioch Chapel in Kansas City, Mo. Burial will be in Resurrection North Cemetery there. Mrs. Stark was born in Elwood, and had lived in Kansas City for 56 years before moving to Des Moines 10 years ago. She had been a home-maker and a member of St.

Charles Catholic Church in Kansas City. Surviving are a son, James of Tope-ka, a daughter, Carla Stubble-field of Des Moines; and seven grandchildren. The family will meet with friends from 7 to 8 p.m. today at the chapel. DEATHS Iowa AMES Forrest E.

Deaton, 75. BADGER Marian Peterson, 64. BELLEVUE Rose Zeimet, 97. BELM0N0 Alvin Simerson, 80. BERNARD Debbie L.

Voves, M. CASCADE Joseph A. Rea, 75; Margaret A. Takes, 77. CEDAR RAPIDS Roy Taylor, 79; Patricia Lester, 57; Grace Mentier, 73; David Duwa, 39; John Lilly, 74; Jeanette GorKow, 88, Larry Waller, 46; J.

Frank Heffron, 78; Wllma Cole, 82; Harold Moore 60; Eileen Novak, 67; Zelma Grimm, 88; Franklin Rainbolt 66; Gale Pos-tel, 79; H. Paul Brower, 66; Purley Marshall, 86; Mary Geismar, 86. CLARE Veronic Vetmar, 90. CLARION Elmer Brandt, 74; Leo McHale, 78; Hannes Schilling, 67. DUBUQUE Thomas Davis, 68; Charlotte S.

Schruo, 66; Irma E. Lewis, 89; John A. Weill, 68, Howard Morey, 76; James J. Hall, 22; Hal Ackley Davis, 64; Berna Klein, 83; Milt Sutherland, 69; Mae R. Canavan, 97; Sybil V.

Tesl, 81; Ethel M. Beutln, 79; Margaret M. Hazer, 85; Frederick D. Horch, 57; Alvarez Brand, 98; Edna Lang, 93; Marita A. Hanover, 95; Leo M.

Sadler, 93; William H. Bechtel, 73; Don E. Alien-dorf, 78. DYERSVILLE Richard E. Wieneke, 60; Charles E.

Wessels. 71. ELKADER Lelah M. Avers, 72; Stella B. Urlell, 88.

FARLEY Jill Marie Simon, Infant. FARMERSBURG Stella L. Olson, 79. GARBER Helen C. Voss, 76.

IOWA CITY Adalyn Clara Finch, 102; Catherine I. Kelly, 80; Lvle Meek, 78, Stanley W. Plank, 74. JEWELL Gladys Ubben, 81. KALONA Dorothy P.

Brenneman, 89. KANAWHA Mary Streeter, 95. KNOXVILLE Dwane Cartwright, 65. LISBON C. Elizabeth Southard, 89; Fred Nost, 81.

MADRID Kate L. Spence, 90. MARION Alba Boyd, 55; John Erholm, 30; David Larson, 48; Lillian Elias, 77. MAQUOKETA Edna M. Phillips, 95; Courtney N.

Johnson, Rudolph J. Boehmer, 90. McGREGOR Pearl G. Cords, 88; Casper F. Schaefers, 90.

MONONA Lena F. Lembke, 84; Iva D. Oelke, 80; Carrie F. Nelson, 83. OSSIAN Clarence Bernard Eilers, 78.

RENWICK Rachel McGowan, 77. SHEFFIELD Emma Gaulev, 96. SPRINGVILLE Helen Daggett, 69. STANHOPE Ransom Carlson, 84. STRAWBERRY POINT Luella J.

Bleber, 93; LaVerne J. Kamoss, 75. VOLGA Viola A. Boland, 82. WALKER Anna Machacek, 93.

WAUKON Marsha J. Behrend, 22. WEBSTER CITY Neil Jensen, 62; Margarel Mulllns, 72. WELLMAN Raymond E. Fulton, 46.

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LSTZf Ei-i ii in 1 1 ii ii ma auiicicu in a muiur- I cycle accident. services win be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, of which he was a member. The body will be cremated following the service.

Mr. Fettkether kellv was a lifelong resi-fe TTKETHER dent of Des Moines. He was a student at Des Moines Area Community College and was a member of the Drake Hockey Club. Surviving are his father, Tom of Des Moines; his mother, Becky Farson, and a brother, Nick Farson, both of Berthoud, his grandparents, Blaine and Irene Patrick of Des Moines; and his great-grandmother, Genevieve Donovan of Dubuque. Friends may call after 9 a.m.

today at Hamilton's Funeral Home, where a rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. today. ROBERT E. MOORE The Register's lew Newt Service ROLAND, IA. Robert E.

Moore," 58, of Roland died of a heart attack Saturday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines. A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Lee Town Assembly Church in Des Moines. The body was cremated. Mr.

Moore was born in Fayette and had lived in Roland robert e. most of his life. He moore was a carpenter. Surviving are his wife, Lola; a son, Steve of Roland; his mother, Gwendolyn Moore of Roseville, four brothers, Lewis of San Carlos, Jack of Urbandale, Tom of Roseville and Larry of Sacramento, and three sisters, Donna Holme of San Francisco, Delilah Schurman of Avon Lake and Karen Robbins of Des Moines. Soderstrum-Larson Funeral Home in Story City handled arrangements.

WILLIAM J. FEHRING The Register's Iowa News Service COLO, IA. William J. Fehring, 65, of Colo died of a heart ailment Saturday at Veterans Administration Medical Center in Des Moines. Services will be at 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday at Fredregill Funeral Home in Zearing. Burial will be in Colo Cemetery. Mr. Fehring was born in Waverly and had lived in Colo most of his life. He retired as a custodian for Mary Greeley Medical Center in Ames.

He was a member of United Pentecostal Church in Ames and was an Army veteran of World War II. Surviving are his wife, Erma; three sons, Gary of Colo and Pete and David, both of Nevada; two daughters, Linda Fenneman of Garland, Texas, and Pat Bohner of Colo; a brother, Duane of Waverly; and 11 grandchildren. The family will meet with friends from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. DEATHS Des Moines BARBARESSO son of Anthony and Jane of 608 Adams Polk City, died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.

BARBIERI Eddie, 79, of 1202 E. Madison Ave. died Saturday at Broadlawns Medical Center. BLAKLEY Dennis. 61, of 1120 Polk Blvd.

died Sundav at Broadlawns Medical Center. COONAN Milton, 85, of 3660 Grand Aye. died Sundav at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. DAWSON Wilbert, 62, of 1002 E. 6th St.

died Sundav at Veterans Administration Medical Center. FETTKETHER Kelly, 20, Of 1703 E. 31st Court died Saturday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. FOSTER Kathryn, 59, of 510 15th St. died Friday al Iowa Methodist Medical Center.

HALL Anton, 68, of Greenfield died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. LAWSON Vernon, 87, 58SO N.W. Beaver Drive, Johnston, died Saturday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. LETZE Jessie, 72, of 1465 Searle St. died Sunday at Des Moines General Hospital.

LOWE Valera, 82, of Winterset died Sunday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. SHEELER Bonnie, 68, of 4260 N.E. 22nd Court died Sundav at Mercy Hospilal Medical Center. SLEZAK Donald, 89, of 3749 E. Douglas Ave.

died Sundav at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. STARK Lillian, 79, of 10935 Hawthorne SI. died Sunday at Hillside Convalescent Center. SI may be all vou'll wear HEAUNG AD SYSTEMS call today! mm. M.

AmDrose tame-dral, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Glendale Ceme- taru i Mr. Barbieri was I born in Montevideo, I Uruguay, and had EDDIE J. BARBIERI lived in Des Moines for 77 years. He was a self-employed grocer.

Surviving are a son, Eris of Des Moines; four sisters, A'ice Parsons, Gena Markey and Corrine Cole, all of Des Moines, and Toodie McCormick of Newton; two brothers, William of Des Moines and Edward of Oakland, and three grandchildren. The family will meet with friends from 3 to 9 p.m. at Tonini Funeral Home, where a rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. today. BRENT S.

ANDERSON The Register's Iowa News Service AMES, IA. Brent Steven Anderson, 18, of Ames died Saturday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. The cause of death is unknown pending the results of an autopsy. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Bethesda Lutheran Church, of which he was a member.

Burial will be in Ames Municipal Cemetery. He lived in Ames all of his life. He was a senior at Ames High School and had worked for Village Inn for four years. He was a member of the high school football and basketball teams and was a Powder Puff football coach. Surviving are his parents, Marvin and Carol Anderson of Ames; three brothers, Dave and Derek, both of Ames, and Greg of Lafayette, and his grandparents, Walter Schwab of Dows and Marvin Anderson of Pasadena, Calif.

Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. today at Adams Funeral Home, where the family will meet with friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to his church. EDWIN E. TONEY Edwin E.

Toney, 56, of 21 18 40th St. died of a cancer Saturday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Services will ha 1 1 1 jf" Tuesdav at Dunn's 4 1 unerai nome. Burial will be in Glendale Ceme tery. Mr.

Toney was born in Ells ton and had lived in Des Moines for 40 i years. He was an in spector for the Iowa Department of Transportation. He was a member of Amvets and a veteran of the Korean War. Surviving are two sons, Scott and Brett, both of Des Moines; his father, Glenn of Sun Valley Lake; a brother, Dennis of Washington, DC; a sister, Beverly Hall of Murray; and two grandchildren. Friends may call after 3 p.m.

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