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WEDXESBAT, rn BECKMBER 24. 1989 Dl ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Actor Posing As Melvin Laird Tries To Radio Russia On Plane PERSOJ1AL 23 TO my daughter" Denisc Marie A Merry Christmas and Happv Your DAT). J.H.F. SITUATIONS MEN, BOYS 77 manaser, family man.

Local. .7 SITU-TMNS wnMrii Rim TS "BX-fYsnrtw; seWiHi essi- wrK ny nay or wpek. FO 1-1734 HELP WANTED MEN. BOYS 8 PKST CONTROL Route service man; car furnished; 8W. -f 1 V2Uts Rahhi Doubles As Volice Chief CH1NO, Dec.

24 (AP) For the tenth consecutive year, Rabbi Philip Weinberg will sit in for a police chief on Christmas Day, to give the official the holiday off. The Jewish clergyman substituted for the Roman Catholic chief in Reno, for six years and for the odist chief in lndio, for three years. Thursday he takes over for Chino Chief Frank Meehan, a Roman Catholic. The Rabbi said he has had no police experience, nor has he had any serious problems on his Chirstmas tours of duty. He is a chaplain with the California Department of Corrections, serving at its Institution for men here.

Suspect Held In Fraudulent HELP WANTED WOMEN 88 DESK CLERK ARB YOU JXJOKING FOR AN INTERESTING JOB THAT PAYS WELL? We are looking for an experienced person to work 4 or 5 days at our desk. Pav $20 day for qualified personnel. Call JIM Mc-DERMOTT, FO 1-3500, or apply in person at Forest Park Hotel, 4fllO WestJPlne. SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE 145 ST ST jr 8 KIRKWOOD BY OWNER; 3 bedrooms, separate dining, large enclosed breeze-way, attached caraee; wooded cor Proposes Using Hospital Unit For Detention Aldermanic President Joseph L.

Badaracco suggested yesterday that the city consider renovating a vacant building in the Chronic Hospital complex Arsenal Street for use as a pretrial juvenile detention facility- Badaracco pointed out also that one of the vacant buildings in the Pruitt-Igoe housing complex could be used for such facilities, but this suggestion was immediately rejected by the Mayor's office. A spokesman for Mayor Alfonso J. Cervantes said that the housing complex faced enough problems without using a part of it for detention. However, the spokesman said that Budget Director Jack Webber and C. Larry Unland, i of the Board of Public Service, were investigating the use of Building in the Chronic Hospital complex for juvenile detention.

Badaracco said that Building is a "sound, vacant, four-story building that is heated and fully equipped with barred windows and a sprinkler system." All that was needed, he said, was a new lavatory. Most important, it is city-owned property, he said. 3 Robbers Take $382,000 From ner lot $4500 assumes balance of $10,000 on 6 loan. Owner will help finance. Call PR 1-3129 Friday only, or write to R.

L. Mr-Kinney, Route 3. Llherty, Mo. B-IOftS for Information. DOGS CATS 202 DACHSHUND, red.

4 years, male, free for good home, pay for ad. Pond with children. VP 3-4QK7. from Hire Servlres NEW YORK, Dec. 24 A passenger who tried to enter the cockpit of an Icelandic Airlines plane over Scotland, claiming he was Secretary of Melvin R.

Laird, was returned here today and freed without charges. "I wanted to go to Russia to talk about conditions in America," Anthony Pascarzio, 28 years old, said on his return. Pascarzio, who lives in Queens and described himself as an actor and musician, said earlier he had intended to radio the Russians about "how bad a country America was." Fearing an attempted hijacking, the crew of the four-engine turboprop, flying from New York to London, subdued Pascarzio outside the cockpit door and held him until the craft could descend from 30,000 feet and make an emergency landing at Glasgow last night. Two Scottish detectives returned to New York with Pas-carzio another Icelandic planet Authorities said the i Stafes had no jurisdiction in the incident and that officials in Scotland did not want to press charges against Pascarzio, who was unarmed. In another incident involving an airliner yesterday, a Costa Rican craft with 44 passengers reported aboard was hijacked and forced to fly to Cuba.

The LACSA airliner was taken over after it had left Puerto Li-mon on a flight for San Jose. Federal Aviation Administration officials in Miami said that 28 passengers were allowed to WANT AD INDEX 00 Anthony Pascamo being taken from a plane at New York's Kennedy ir.iemational Airport today after he was overpowered when aHempting to enter the pilot's compartment of an Icelandic Airlines plane over Scotland. (UPI Telephoto) disembark at San Andres Island A company spokesman in Mi-and the plane was refueled be- ami said that the pilot of the fore taking off. The FAA said aircraft radioed San Jose that the plane landed in Havana the hijackers were two men without incident. armed with euns.

iht numbers In tttt tndti batow ftr to tht classification numbtr and not the priq number. All Classifications art Numbartd and Appar in Numerical Ordtr. Service Classification Numbtr Announctmtiits I Bids and Proposals Wanftd 28 Busintss Oirtctory 3174 Business Opportunists 94 Business Personals Death Notices 14 Directors Meetings 284 Financial i82 Fishing, Vacation, Picnics 27 Fraternal Notices 13 Legal Notices 2t3 Loans 281 Lost and Found 1718 Personals 23 Schools, Initructon 7V75S Small Loan Companltt 280 Special Notices 24 Stockholders Meeting 285 Swaps 31 Employment Employment Agencies Male II Employment Agencies Male, Female EmDloyment Agencies Female 87 Help Wanted: Men, 8oy. Help Wanted Men, Women I2A Help Wanted: Women, Girls II Partners 90 Salesmen Wanted 8J Salesmen. Saleswomen Wanted I3S Saleswomen Wanted It Situations Wanred 77-71 Real Estate for Rent Apartments for Rent 1 1 1-1 12 nd 117 Business Property for Rent 120 Flats for Rent 113114 Farms for Rent 157 Hotels 110 Housei for Rent 111-117 Office Space 121 Resorts for Rent 127 Rooms, Board 94-104 Suburban Property for Rent 117 Wanted to Rent 125 Real Estate for Sale GATEWAY TO '70 Tuesday, Dec.

30 St. Louis Arena Acreage I48A Apartments for Sale 147 Business Property for Salt 149 Deeds ot Trust 140141 Farms and Farm Land 151-142 Flais for Sale 147 Houses tor Sale (St. Louis City) 144 Hunting rounds 155 Investment Property 150 Loans on Real Estate 142 Lets for Salt 148 Money Wanted 143 Real Estatt Service. 144 Real Estate Trade 150-T Insurance Sale Crestwood police said today that an Iowa man whom they arrested Monday apparently has bilked elderly persons in four states of at least $16,000 in the last few months. The suspect, Gerald Henry Timmer, 40 years old, Waterloo, has been transferred to the Johnson County jail, where he is being held in lieu of $4000 bond on a charge of stealing by fraud and deceit.

Warrants have been issued in both Johnson and Clark counties. Crestwood police said that Timmer apparently has been selling fraudulent life insurance policies with premiums of $110 a year to persons between 65 and 85 years of age in Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois. Timmer was arrested about 9 a.m. in the Crestwood Bank, 9701 Highway 66, on suspicion of automobile theft. Bank officials had called police because Timmer had an Iowa driver's license, but his 1969 Lincoln Continental was registered in Colorado under the name of Wilson.

Timmer had displayed the documents in a banking transaction. One Suspect Sought In Attacks On Women One man was suspected today of being the attacker of a girl and a woman. The girl, 17 years old, reported she was raped yesterday, and the woman, 28, who is seven months pregnant, told police a man tried to rape her. Police said descriptions of the attacker matched. The older woman said she was walking in the 2200 block of North Fourteenth Street when a young man grabbed her and forced her down the street and into a vacant building in the 13A0 block of Clinton Street.

The man knocked her down and kicked her and fled when she became ill, the woman said. She was treated at City Hospital for neck and knee injuries. About an hour later, the girl said that she was attacked in the 2200 block of St. Louis Avenue. The girl said a man forced her into a vacant building in the 2200 block of Montgomery Street, where she said she was raped.

She was trealed at City Hospital and released. Slore, Customers Robbed IJy 3 Men An undetermined amount of cash was taken yesterday by three men who robbed a Nine-O-Five liquor store at 4267 Manchester Avenue. Each of the men was armed with a revolver. One of the men put the barrel of a revolver to the head of William Greiner, a clerk, and forced him to open the safe. They scooped the mrtney into paper bags.

Greiner also was robbed of $4. Three other persons in the store were robbed of billfolds. The three holdup men fled in an automobile. 14 Jessie I. Bell, fortified wltil the Sacraments of Holv Mother Church.

Dec. 23. 1968. beloved daughter of the late John and Plesia Bell fnee Pal-men, dear sister of Alberta M. and Genevieve P.

Bell and the late I.eich c. and Ora v. Bell. Funeral Dec. 26, a m.

tram ARTHUR 3. DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell to Cathedra! of St. Louis. Requiem M-ass 10 a.m. Interment ViF'itation after 2 p.m..

Thurs. Blank Osoar J. Blank, Arnold, Dec. 23. 1969.

dear father of Lorraine Hilmer, Oscar F. and Luella Miller, dear brother of Louis Vogel. our dear father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from the HEtLIGTAG Funeral Home, lf81 Hwy. 61-67, Arnold.

9:30 a.m.. Dec. 26. Entombment Ml. Hope Mausoleum.

In parlors after 3 p.m. Wed. Brooks John hploved Brooks. Dm, 22, 19fi9, husband of Helen A. nee Bollmfer) r1enr Brooks father of ArHn Keldmann anrl nr.

Kirnarrl sA. Brooks, our brother-in-law, lather in law, (tranrtfather, uncle and cousin. Service at. HOFFMEISTKR Colonial Mortuary, fi464 Chippewa at Watson. 11 a.m.

Interment. Sunset Burial Park. Mr. Brooks a member of St. oiiia County Memorial Post No.

Ill of the American Legion. Guard of Honor service 8 p.m. PR I EN OS MAY CALL AFTER 4 P.M. THURS. Bundschuh Cornelius R.

Bundschuh, Pec. 24, Jflfifl, tortmed with the Sacraments of Holy M'other Church, beloved husband of Marie A. Bundschuh inee Kra-pf), dearest father of Jp-nn hrnulte, and Carol Kennedv, brother of Adeline Stehe, our brother-in-law, jfi-and lather, uncle and cousin. Service from HOFFMEISTKR Colonial Mortuary, 64H4 Chippewa at Watson, 9:15 a.m., to St. Andrew Church for Requiem Mam 10 a.m.

Interment Resurrection. FRIENDS il A CA LL A FTER 3 P. THURS. Conroy Mary Agnes Conroy, 1524 Fourth Madison, 111., entered into rest Dec. 23, 1969, 4:20 p.m..

dear sister of Joseph Walsh, Anne Douglas, Julia Walsh and Kathleen Novak. Funeral Dec. 26. 9 a.m., from LA HEY Funeral Home. 501 Madison Madison.

to St. Mary's Church, 10th and Alton, for 9:30 a.m. Requiem Mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Edwardsville Township. 111.

Crocker Kenneth Crocker, Dec, 22, 19fi9, belowd husband of Mei-vina Crocker, father of Clndv. Connie, Terry and Tina Crocker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin ('rocker, brother of Barbara Mink, our nephew, uncle and brother-in-law. In state at.

MCLAUGHLIN'S. 2301 Lafayette, until 10 m. Thurs. Funeral 1 p.m., at Black, Mo. Daugherty See Kleifor.

DeGonia Thomas Perry PeGonia. Dep. 22. 1969. beloved husband of the.

late Clara DeGonia (nee Moon), dear father of Edna and ten wood DeGonia and Ronnie Lee McCla naban, dear fat lier-in-Ia brother-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSH AUS-KR'S. SOUTH, 422R S. Kings-highway, Dec. 20.

I p.m. Interment l.O.O. Cemetery, Fiat River Mo. A member of Lafayette Park United Methodist church- Donnelly John K. Donnelly, forllfied with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church.

Dec. 22. 9fift. beloved husband of Marie Donnelly nee McElroy dear father of Dnniel E. Donnelly.

non of the late Mary and Charles Donnelly, dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and counin. Funeral Dec. 26, a.m.. from the BUCHHOLZ Mortuary. 5967 W.

Florissant to Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 1 1 60 St, Cyr rd. Interment Calvary. Mr. Don-nellv wan a member of Mens Council of Good Counsel Church, PeAndriea Council SOO K. of St.

Louis General Assembly 4th Degree K. or and the Chalice Club. In parlors 4 p.m. Tues. Fehrmann Fred H.

Fehrmann. asleep In Jesus Dec. 2:, I960, beloved hnaband of Vesta Fehrmann (nee Davis), dear ann of Fre-d .1. Fehrmann of La Grange, 111., our ideRr brother, brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle and cousin. IN PARLORS WED.

DEC. 24. 2 TO 10 P.M. FUNERAL DEC. 26.

11 A.M., from BAUMANN BROS. Colonial Chapel, 2504 Woodson Overland. INTERMENT FAIRMONT CEMETERY, WILLOW SPRINGS. DEC. 27,2:30 P.M.

Member of Purls Lodge No. 2fiR A. F. A.M., Edgar Chapter 32 Royal Arch Masons. Paris Lodge 812 B.P.O, Elks, Paris, 111., and Maryland Heights, Mo.

Lions Club. In lieu of flowers dona ions to Maryland Heights Lions Club for Eve Conservation. St. Louis Peregrine Society or American Cancer Society appreciated. Files Wilbur R.

Files. Dec. 23, 1969, dear husband of Files (nee Redding), dear son of the late James and Virginia Files, dear uncle. Funeral from KRIEGHHAUS-ER'R SOUTH, 42(28 S. Kings-highway, Dec.

27, 1 p.m. Interment private, A retired yardmater St. Louis T.R.R.A. and member of Vogel-Faulh-Wilhelm Post No. 13.V V.F.W.

and 110 Suiplv Train. Visitation afler 2 p.m. Fit. Ganser Phoebe E. Ganger, Mon-, Dec.

22, fortli.od with Ihe Sacraments of Holv Motiher Ohurch, bciovi-d wife- of Joseph C. Can-sfir dear mother of Joseph C. Ganger r. atvd Helen Rcnam. dear sister -In-liaw.

mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother ainrl aunt. Funeral from KRIiECSH AUS-ER'S WEST, 9430 Olive Dec. 26. m. 1 St R-iirhard Church.

1 1 121 Sohiiftz rd, for 10 a.m. Interment Calvary. Vlsitntinn after 2 p.m., Wed. Gardner Lola W. Gardner, Dec, 22.

1969, dear mother of Alvina Morrison, John, George, James and Robert Gardner, our dear mother in law. grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral from SCHUMACHER Funeral Home, 301 3 M'eramec, Dec. 27, 10 a.m. Interment New St.

Marcus Cemetery. A member of Polnsettla chapter No. 472 O.E.S., Telephone Pioneers life member, Rebekah Lodge, Martha Washington No. 43. J.O.O.F.

In state Dec. 23, 1 p.m. O.E.S. services ft': 30 p.m. Fri.

Goddard Klrhv L. Goddard, Dec. 21, 1069 at Cocoa Hcarti, formerly of Louis, father, father-in-law, grandfather and brother. Interment Ca-rbomlale III. Hoffmeister Ollnda Hoffmeisier (Billle) fnee Hocan i.

suddenly. 141 i sj 129 159 145 154 214 215 200 217 213 219 185 220 221 211 223 225 227 279 231 233 202 235 214 237 231 24( 205 24 244 745 23? 347 251 180 253 257 209 207 258 ,341 242 244 244 .48 6 8 22. 1969, beloved wife of Edward F. Hoffmeister, dear mother of Edward. Michael.

Clarence Joe and Richard Hoffmeister and Donna Young, dear sister of Tzetta Slierrel, Alice Lloyd, Henrietta Polette. Flora Flottmann and the late Robert J. Hogan, dear grandmother, mother-in-iaw, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Pec. 26, 11 a.m., from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chanel, Fair and West Florissant a vs.

Interment Concordia Lutheran Cemetery. Jones Nora Ann Jones, of Parked- Manor Nursing Home. Tues Pec. 23, 1969, at age 74. dear motner or Albert Morris, or St.

Charles, dear grandmother. Funeral services Pec. 26, 1 p.m. in the ARTHUR C. BAUE Chapel, 620 Jefferson St.

Charles, Mo. Inier-ment Pacific. Mo Friends may call after 7 p.m., Wed. Kieffer Saliy Kieffer fnee Bailey), Dec. 23, 1969, beloved wife of Andrew Kieffer, dear mother of Pearl Dougherty and Porter Doekery, our dear sister, mother-in law.

grandmother, great-granxlmother and aunt. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Oravois. Dec. 26, 11 a.m. Interment Ml.

Hope Cemetery. In parlors 6 p.m, he CALL MA 1-6666 FOR DIRECT CONNECTION WITH AN A TAKER DEATHS Bin DEATHS 14 KJobe Gladys Klobe 'nee Bush). He. 23, beloved wife of the late Jespe dear mother of Nuriine Cummins Ei-man and Oliver Klobe, our de.r mother-in-law grandmother, sister, auht. great-aunt and cousin.

In state at SCHUMACHER Funeral Home. 3013 Meramec, until 10 p.m., Dec. 25. Funeral from YORK Chapel, Perryville. Fri Dec 2fi 2 p.m.

Interment York Chapel Cemetery. Kuemerle lAura K. Kuemerle tiee Klinp), Dec. 23, 1969. beloved wife of the late Rudolph A.

Kuemerle, dear mother of Jane K. and Edward J. Renfro. dear grandmother, sister, sister-inlaw, cousin, aunt and great-aunt. Mrs.

Kuemerle In slate at WINOBERM UEHLE Funeral Home. 38lfi S. Grand Dec. 24. 1 p.m.

NO VISITATION CHRISTMAS DA. Funeral service Dec. 2fi. 1 :30 p.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park.

Member of Venus Chapier Order of Kastern Star. Donations to Grace TI.C. of C. Building B'und appreciated. McMenamy Florence Eleanor McMenamy, S3, of 4L09 w.

7th lane, Hlaleah, passed away Dec. 23, at her home, a resident of Florida 15 years, from St. Louis. survived by brother Bernard J-. Hialeah, Fr.

James. Society of Mary, fit. Louis. Francis X. of California, sisters Miss Rosemarv McMenamy and Miss Catherine McMenamy.

Hialeah. Rosary 7:30 p.m., at the CARL F. BLADE Funeral Home, Hiaiaah. Fla. Requiem Mass.

a.m.. niv immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Mantia John Mantia Bruno. fortified vrtth the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Pec. 23, 19iS9, dear son of the late Bar-tato and Anna Mantia, dear brother of May Godlove, Marie Randazo, Antionette Bowen.

Salvalore and Pominic dear brother-in-law. uncle and cousin. Funeral from NORTH1AND Mortuary, 7239 W. Florissant. Dec.

2fi. a.m., to Our Lady of HpIp of Christian Church Mass 9 a.m. Interment calvm-v ('emeterv. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Wed.

Menze Ted Menze. 30ff1 Laclede Station N. suddenlv. Tues. Dec.

23, 1969, heloved husband of Nora Menze. our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Mineral Dee. 2fi. 8:30 a.m., from JAY SMITH Funeral Hfflne, Manchester to Mary Queen of Peace Church.

Lnckwood and Berrv rd. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery, in slate 4 p.m. Metzner Charles P. Melzner, fortified with the Sacraments of Hnlv Vn-her Church, Dec.

23, 1-969 beloved husband of the late Marie A. Metzncr inee Haaxi. rl-ear father of Be mice Votruha Mid Ovaries P. Metzner dear brother of Frieda linger, Louise Gfhhardt. Louis and Frank Metzner, der Brother-in-law, grand fat her.

and uncle. Funeral' Dm. 2.6. 9 30 a.m. from MOTPELL'S, Mississippi and Allen a vs.

to St. Joseph Croatian Church, 12th and Russell his. Interment Mt. Olive Cemetery. In parlors 2 p.m.

Myers Elmer vers, entered rest on Dec. 22, 1969, husband, of the. late Bertha Mvcrs (nee Thorn psonl, dear father of EMilh M. Brinks, brother of Lawrence A. Myers and Edith M.

Hunt, our dear father-in-law. unrle and cousin. Funeral Pec. 26. 1 p.m..

fc-nm Ihe RTTHHOLZ Mortuarv. 5967 W. Florissant. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. Mr.

Myers was ft member of th RR.C.A. IN PARLORS 1P.M. THURS. Nesmtth Rrrhira Nwm'tti mee Welch Bvrnesvjlle. Mo Dec i.

lPd9. beloved wife of Mich-id 0. Nesmith, dear daughter of David -and pat He Welch, fnee Ward), dear fdwtftT of David. Vicki, Diane and Pamela Welch, rl pa ra n-d art gh of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Pames of St. I xii Is. Mrs. Theda Welch of SM. Lmis anrl the ta' Jn'-n Weyh, mil dear sister-in-law.

niece, fli and cousin. Funeral Dec. 26. 11 a.m. I a' HILL (-- fmr miii.

mo. imprmni t.Tia.pei error in! Gardpn-s. Nierdieck Louis Nierdieck. of Lutheran AKenhelm. aleep in Jesus Dec.

22, 1969, beloved husband of flip lale Anna Nierdieck inee FrfckPi. dear father of Walter and Raymond Nierdieck and the late Eslelle Zlegler. father-in-law of Irene nee BergmannV and A lice nee Hermann) grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle, Mr. Nferdieck In stale at A ERM ANN A SON' Chapel, Fair and West Florissant, until Dec. 26, 1 1 a.m.

service same day 1 p.m. from Mark us Lutheran Church. 22nd and Angelica. Interment New Rpthlehem Member of Mal-linckrodt Quarter ontiirv Club Memorials to Lutheran AHenheim preferred. Penland John Penland, Dec 2ft, 1969.

helovpd husband of Elsie Penland nee Lysnn dear lather of SSel. Charles and Robert L. Anderson, Susan, KrHty. John IT and Steven Penland. brother, brother-in-law, our dear fnther-in-la w.

frand-fat her. nephew, uncle and rousin. dea son of Ray arid Mi'tnie Penland. In state -t ONER Funeral Home. ''--Ol West Linwood.

Kfn'Hfl Citv, Mo. Interment Ft 1 worth Nt tonal Cemetery. Kansas Oty, Kan. Porcelli Adrian Porcelli, beloved husband celli (nee Ellis' Adrian Michael. Dec.

23. 1969. of Arlene Por-dear father of Stenhen Micrieip, David and Patty, dear brother, brother -tn'lsw, aon-ln- law and unrle. Funeral from ORTMANV8. 9222 Lackland, Overland, Pec.

26. 10:30 a.m. to St. Monica Churrh. Interment National Cemetery.

Massps preferred. Randazzo See Manila. Rodgers Robert Rod bp Kirk-wood, fortified with the Sacra-incn's or Holv Mother Church Dec. 23, lpffl. dear husband of Ann L.

Rodgers fnee Lessee), father of Leslie A. Frawlev and Robert G. Rodeers father-in-law and grand-lather Visitation st PKTTZTNGER Mnrluarv, HID S. Kirkwood Wpd. arvd 2 to end 7 to ft fj.m.

Funenl Mars Pec. 26, 9 a.m. at Si. Peter's Church. Intermpn Calvarv Cerneierv Should frlends riere memorials ni'av he nradr to chafes Kilo.

M.D. Research Fund, washing- ton 1 Srhiol of Me-d'irine. st I-Oiils. Mo. Roe Benjamin 'VI.

1 n0. hHnvprt hli'inTlr1 of I.pnfl Hop (npp riear fathPT of Mi'lrr. limp Brad-phaw, BpTitamt'n, Mabpl Jflmr and Carlton Rop, our Hoar fathPr-in-law. grand-fathPf. unclP anr rousin.

FimPral from RI'EDWBYER KOCH rhino! N. Tpn- tirth. 1 p.m.. Dec. fi.

In-tf Tnpnt Park Oema-tpirv. Visitation from 2 to rt m. W-'rt. anrl f'-nm 10 a.m., until time of funp.rttl. Schneider Jack Sc-nneMer Pot-.

23. 199. hup-hawl of Fiona S'ohnP'Mer. son the late Rose Maltz Schneider, h'-other of the IstP Leo Schneider, oiir dear cousin. Fimp-ral f'-om EAGER Memorial, MrPherson at WaltnTl.

10 a.m.. to Beth Hamed-roxh HaKodoi. In state Fri. After a.m. Schnell Front" fPnoll).

Tne nee. M. fortified with the of Holv Mother rhurr'h. dear wife of the late snp. dear mother of Ceorge Rau.

Mathilda Free-man, louis rtrui or PasRrienn. Olif an- Irpne Trenarv, dent- mother-in-law. irmndmother. great grandmother, aunt an1 Bt'pat-attnt. Funeral from WACKER- vols Dec.

fi. a.m. to Church of The Matilen. Inter-mont Tliinnrv Burial Park. In anfr it.

wwi. Schrader Elmer J. Schrader. 24. 19fif4, heloved Hazel L.

Schrader Vk. husband 0f inee sins). dear father of R. Donald Schrader, dear brother of fins Scjirader and the late Luelli Obermoeller and Edwin Schrader dear father-in-law of Wanda A Schrader, dear brother-in-law' Brand father, uncle anrl cousin Funeral from KRIEOSHAUS-ER'S SOUTH, 422J5 S. Kingl hi.hwav.

Dec. 27, 11 am Interment Oak Grove. A mem: "eI Busch Inc Pwt No, 229. A. Last Man's Club, charter member of An-heuser Busch F.mplovea Assn after m.

Thurs. Sell things through i POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Call MA 1-6S68 Approximately 70 St. Louis area employers will be there to discuss career opportunities with college juniors, seniors and graduate students for job openings in 1970. Interviews will be conducted from 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m. at the St. Louis Arena, 5700 Oakland avenue, Tuesday, December 30. This is the opportunity of a lifetime. Last year, local firms discussed job openings representing more than $25 million dollars in starting salaries.

"Gateway to Careers Day" is for students whose homes are in the St. Louis area. No registration fee is required. Just fill out the coupon below and mail or bring with you. Real Ettate Out of St.

Loui ncdi csidie vvanrta to duv Resorts for Sale St. Louis County Farms Suburban Property for Sa't Timber Lands Things for Sale Air Conditioning Equipment LU mi Aircraft Animals Antiques Aquariums and Fish Auctions Automobiles 170 Baby Gifts and Children's Sup. Bicycles and Motorcycles Birds for Sale Boats and Motors Books Building Material Cameras and Supplies Clothinq Coal, Wood, Fuel Oil Doqs and Cats Farm Machinery and Supp'iw Fans Fishing. Hunting Supplies Good Things to Eat, Product Heating Equipment Horses and Vehicles Household Goods Household Goods Wanted Jewelry and Diamonds Ldwn Mower Sri Its and Service Machinery Miscellaneous for Sale Mobilehomes. Travel Trailers Musical Piano Tuning and Repair Poultry and Supplies Rabbits.

Monkeys, Pet Stock Radios and Televisions Seeds, Plants and Trees Sewing Machines Stamps and Coins Store, Office Equipment Toys FLORISTS NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN Mnn. throiiih 8 i.m. Frl. 8 am. to m.

sat. p.m. Closed Sunday. 3801 S. Grand PR 1-9600 JOGGERST, FLORIST 5424 GRAVOJB KL J-SS50 IJ.

a Tl N'JVfi Mail Truck WASHINGTON, Dec. 24 (AP) Postal authorities reported today the theft of $382,000 in the holdup Tuesday of a mail truck by three men. The money, a spokesman said, was in a military pouch from Germany to be delivered to the Treasury Department. He said the currency was mutilated but still passable "one or two more times." He said the money was being sent to the Treasury to be destroyed. Police said the truck was held up when it stopped at a loading dock at the Federal Home Loan Bank Board.

The driver, Andrew Arnold, told police that three men, one armed with a shotgun and one with a pistol, approached him and his guard on the loading dock and forced them into the back of the truck. One robber, wearing the mailman's uniform, drove the truck to a side street while his accomplices rummaged through the mail sacks, Arnold said. They removed one box from the military pouch and drove away in a rented truck parked on the street. Wiggins To HeaI Vouth Task Force Harry Wiggins, i so i supervisor of liquor control, will head a task force on Youth 'n-volvement in Government for the Missouri delegation to the 1970 White House Conference on Children and Youth. The task force will draft suggestions for the Missouri delegation to present to the conference next December.

In the year since he was appointed to the Missouri delegation by Gov. Warren E. Hearnes, Wiggins has been keynote speaker and an adviser on government at many "Little White House" regional conferences around the state. Wiggins is asking young persons of Missouri to write to him their views on involvement in government, so the task force can submit recommendations "with a lasting state and national impact." 3000-Pound Hook Crushes Worker Frank Grady, a worker at Granite City Steel was killed last night in an accident in the firm's hot roll finishing department. He was crushed by a hook used to lift heavy coils of steel which accidentally dropped from its roof position.

Grady was 59 years old. He had worked for the company since 1055. He lived at 3157 Myrtle Avenue, Granite City. of the battalion, Maj. Wilford A.

Phelps, who was injured in September and sent to a hospital in the United States. In a weekly column for the Santa Monica Evening Outlook, Phelps said that he and Lt. Col. Robert N. Fernandez, com-m a of the battalion, discussed a Christmas party for the children but the only things lacking were toys to give them.

"Why not share a little of our good luck with a child who has had no luck?" Phelps, the father of two sons, asked. The response came quickly. Fernandez said a ''flood of presents" poured into the battalion's headquarters, known as Fire Base San Juan Hill. Thousands montagnards gathered in the district town's main square today for the party. They came from the many hamlets around the area where fighting has continued for years and where one important battle was fought last summer.

Phelps was wounded in that action also and won the Silver Star for saving another American's life. to FUNERAL DIRECTORS BCnNURTTnOT ETtAL TIOM VOLLMER RKN anrt TED 3125 LAFAYETTE 771 77S0 ALBERT H. HOPPE MGRRELL JE 3-3950 MO VDELL'-f MlMisgJppI and Alien PR 2-0403 KutjS fTTnERaTThumIE 2906 OntVOJS PR 2-3000 MONUMENTS 10 Toys Replace Beer Cans For Montagnard Children shfHHunc'H MONUMENT CO 5232 Went Florisiant 385-7766 6424 Chlonewa 4.100 122-0 Manchester Rd. 965-3 3 TELE PHONEPION RS GARDNER, LOLA, life member of George F. Durant Chapter Telephone Pioneer of America.

DEATHS 14 Allen Del man F. Alien, Pec. 21, 1 flfifl, heloved husband of Rose Marie Allen (nee Carteei. dear father of Betty Gaddv and Carol Reed, dear father-in-law of Lawrence Gaddv and Ceroid Reed, dear grandfather of Pehroah, Chrlatlne and Kevin Caddy, brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Service at HOKFMK1STKR Colonial Mortuary, 64 64 Ohip- fewa at Watson, a.m.

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5r Il PI (rliprk oncl iovfri sistpr of Norma Alsberg. Private farnllv jhwvIcph wore held. Jtervlce. i i i i 1 i i i 1 SAIGON, South Vietnam, Dec. 24 (AP) Dolls, model automo-biles, coloring books, clothes and candy replaced discarded beer cans and cutouts from C-ration boxes as Christmas toys for 2000 montagnard children in the hills of South Vietnam to day.

Helicopters carried gifts col- 1 in the Santa Monica, area to the remote mountain district capital of Ba To, 315 miles northeast of Saigon. Santa Claus a i in an Army jeep and began distributing the presents to the awed children from the mountain tribes. American soldiers showed cartoon movies and served food and refreshments. Then a montagnard preacher told the story of the Nativity in the local dialect while a government drama team acted out the story. Troops of the America Division's Fourth Battalion, Third Infantry Eleventh Brigade sponsored the Christmas party.

It was the idea of a former officer Anthony Anthonv. Pec. Maor aubject i Career Interest i Home Address i 23, 1969. beloved husband of Henrietta R. Anthony inee Pun-bar dear brother of May Mus tain, Thomaa F1 win h.

Anthony, dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Chapp'l. 118 Florissant Ferguson, Dec. 26, 10:30 a.m. Interment St.

Peter' Cemeterv. Was mem her of Lodge No. 1345 A.M. in parlor after 7 p.m. Wed.

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