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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 4B Sept. 6, 1974 Ford Leads Mourning For Abrams WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (UPI) -President Gerald R. Ford the nation today in mourning the death of Army Chief of Staff Creighton W. Abrams in funeral services at Fort Meyer, Va.

After the service, the body of Gen. Abrams was borne atop a black artillery carriage to its final resting place among thousands of fellow soldiers in Arlington National Cemetery. Gen. Abrams died Wednesday, 11 days before his 60th birthday of complications three months after surgeons had removed a cancerous lung. He made a name for himself in World War II as the tough and gruff lieutenant colonel who led Gen.

George S. Patton's lead battalion in the breakout from Normandy after D-Day Bastogne and during in the the relief Battle of the Bulge. He led federal troops during integration crises in Alabama and Mississippi in the early 1960s FINAL HONOR: An Oak Leaf cluster tinguished Service Medal being presented the widow of Gen. Creighton W. Abrams Maj.

Creighton Abrams Jr. at a ceremony to the Dis- gon. Their other sons, Robert (left), a high school freshyesterday to man, and Capt. John look on. At right is Secretary by their son, of Defense James R.

Schlesinger. Gen. Abrams, the Army at the Penta- chief of staff died Wednesday. (UPI Telephoto). President Joining Philadelphia Program On Bicentennial Maltese Falcon Missing Again LOS ANGELES, Sept.

16 (AP) -The Fat Man was willing to pay Sam Spade $10,000 to find it. That was in 1941. Now the Maltese Falcon is missing again. Hubbell Robinson, CBS Executive, Dies PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6 (AP) President Gerald R.

Ford helps this historic city and the nation open the Bicentennial era today. He joins governors of the 13 origina! states at the closing session of the 200th anniversary of the First Continental Con- NEW YORK, Sept. 6 (AP)Hubbell Robinson, a former vice president of programs for the CBS television network, died of lung cancer Wednesday. He was 68 years old. In more than 30 years in broadcasting, Mr.

Robinson was responsible for such CBS network shows as Love Lucy," "Gunsmoke." "Play. house 90" and the Phil Silvers's "Sergeant Bilko" series. WANT AD INDEX The numbers in the index below refer to the classification number and not the page number, All Classifications are Numbered and Appear in Numerical Order. Service Classification Number Announcements 0018 Bids and Proposals Wanted 9654 Business Directory 0711-1552 Business Opportunities 1859 Business Personals 0612 Death Notices 0273 Directors Meetings 9613 Financial 9571 fishing, Vacations, Picnics 0570 Fraternal Notices 0232 Greetings 0398 Legal Notice, 9597 Loans 9555 Lost and Found 0331-0356 Personals 0497 Schools, Instruction 1578-1693 Special Notices 0554 Stockholders Meeting 9639 Swops 0679 Employment Employment Agencies 1776 Help Wanted 1792 Sales Help Wanted 1818 Parners 1834 Situations Wanted 1735 Real Estate for Rent Apart, for Rent 2394-2733 Business Prop Sale-Lease 7138-7294 Flats for 2758-2931 Farms for 7435 Peon, Hotels 2352 Houses for Rent 2956-3111 Mobile Homes for Rent 7716 Office Space 7351 Resorts for Rent 4978 Rooms, Board 1891-2295 Suburban Prop. for Rent 3137-4853 Suburban, Furnished 4879 Wanted to Rent 4952 Real Estate for Sale Acreage for Sale- Wanted 7112 Apartments for Sale 6858-6999 Business Prop.

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6 (UPI) -Record-breaking increases in doctor bills and hospital costs are making it very hard for the poor and the aged to get by, says Caspar W. Weinberger, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. Since economic controls were lifted April 30, physicians' fees have increased 19.1 per cent a year and hospital charges 17.7 per cent, he said, while inflation for the whole economy was increasing 12.5 per cent. "Even during the medicalcost inflation which followed the introduction of medicare and medicaid, increases in doctor bills came nowhere near the record-breaking rises we see now," Weinberger told the American Association of Medical Clinics yesterday. Now, with national health insurance legislation on the horizon-although passage of a bill appears unlikely this year- continued price increases threaten doctors, hospitals and others with new government controls, Weinberger said.

"The danger is that substantial increases in the cost of health care, such as those we are now experiencing, could lead to public demand to limit the independence traditionally accorded to providers of health care and to broaden the extent of federal intervention in the operation of America's health care system," he said. Tough talk on health care inflation is not new for-Weinberger. On May 3 he warned leaders of major health groups that they must control their costs or the Government might be forced to do it for them. He said such "skyrocketing inflation" threatens to hamstring health insurance programs for the aged and the poor, limit federal health services for veterans, military personnel, American Indians and others served by public health service projects, and erode cancer, heart and other disease research. "If the current trend continues even at a reduced rate, it may well add another billion dollars to our already swollen federal health budget," he said.

County Alcohol, Drug Aid Plan gress. White House aids said Mr. Ford's visit would be strictly ceremonial. There had been speculation that the President might use the occasion to announce his amnesty program for Vietnam draft dodgers and deserters. More than 1000 persons will Staff members at the to Art Museum discovered day that the gold-plated used in the Humphrey private eye film "The Falcon" was missing.

It had been lent to the seum by Warner Brothers dio for a film retrospective. The real Maltese never turns up in the The one that a dying ship tain mysteriously delivers Bogart's Sam Spade is be a fake. The 14-inch-high statue in was on display in the is gold plated but underneath is still a phony made ter of paris. Investigators they were unsure how is worth but said its a collec.or's item far the material worth. CEMETERIES- MAUSOLEUMS 6 CEMETERY lots in Hiram Memorial Park, will sell together or separately, usually worth $225 each, will sacrifice for $150 each to close an estate.

822-7564 or 241-4340 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 174 AMBRUSTER MORTUARY Expanded Parking Facilities Now Available 6633 Clayton Rd. 863-1300 KUTIS FUNERAL HOME 2906 Gravois PR 2-3000 MONUMENTS 216 ROSEBROUGH MONUMENT CO. 7001 Chippewa 351-4300 5232 West Florissant 385-7766 FRATERNAL NOTICES 232 LAMBDA SOCIETY 8-25-74 For information call 367-3163 asleep in Jesus, Sept. 5, 1974, beloved wife of Newton Amos mother of Robert A. Hillebrand dear sister of Mrs.

Alice Guehring and Mrs. Agnes LaBantschnig, dear grandmother of Lori, Lisa and Bobby Hilledrand, our dear mother-in-law, stepmother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral 11 a.m. Mon, at Salem Lutheran Church, 8343 Gravois. Interment Our Redeemer Cemetery.

Visitation after 3 p.m. Sat. at BEIDERWIEDEN SOUTH, 3620 Chippewa st. Family prefers memorial contributions to Salem's Organ Fund. DEATHS 0273 Amos AMOS, MARGARET M.

(nee Anton TON, MAGDALENA (BLANCHE) (nee Renner) asleep In Jesus Sept. 4, 1974, beloved wife of Nickolaus Anton, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Service Sat. 10 a.m. at JOHN L.

ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois. Interment Our Redeemer Cemetery. Bailey BAILEY, THOMAS, House Springs, Sept. 4, 1974, beloved husband of Margaret Amy Bailey (nee Creason), dear father of Bernadine Mellow, Wanda Ellen Mellow and Glenwood Bailey, dear brother of Nellie Garrison, Marie Miles, Joe, Freeman, Donald and Everett Bailey. our dear grandfather, greatgrandfather, father in law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin.

Funeral services from CHAPEL HILL Mortuary, Cedar Hill, Sept. 7, 11 a.m. Interment Luebbering Cemetery. Basalay BASALAY, HELEN M. (nee Laskowski), Sept.

5, 1974, beloved wife of the late Anthony Basalay, dear mother of Doris Downing and the late Alvin Duzenski, dear stepmother of Anthony J. Basalay and Dolores Archer, our dear mother-In-law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR SON Funeral Home, 5541 Riverview Sept. 9, 18:30 a.m. to St.

Adalbert's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Visitation Sat. after 5 p.m. Bentley BENTLEY GEORGE Sept. 4, 1974, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Clara A.

Bentley (nee Evans), our dear uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingshighway, Sept. 7, 8:30 a.m. to Church of the Magdalen for 9 a.m, Mass.

Interment Calvary. A member of Calmi Post 144 A. L. and St. Louis No.

1 D.A.V. Visitation after 2 p.m. Fri. Crow CROW, ALEXANDER Aug. 25, 1974, in formerly of St.

Louis, husband of the late Berenice Roth Crow, father of Hadlond D. Crow of West Redding, Conn. and the late Alexander Crow Jr. Private services held. Contributions to any Shriner's Hospital preferred.

dine in a huge tent across the street from Independence Hall, where the Liberty Bell is housed. Before Mr. Ford arrives, the 52 delegates at the reconvened Congress first must wrap up action on resolutions, including one on a citizen's right to privacy that stirred unexpected controversy and early end to the opening session, Gov. Milton J. Shapp of Pennsylvania, elected secretary of the Congress, introduced the resolution calling for extension of the privacy right "to in- A.

G. Haussler Dies; Bradley U. Executive PEORIA, Sept. 6 (UPI) A. G.

Haussler, former member of the United States Olympic committee and twice acting president of Bradley University, died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital. He was 74 years old. Haussler was acting president of Bradley from 1952 to 1954 and in 1960 and 1961 and was chief executive of the university for 24 years. He had served as university secretary since 1968.

He also a member of the board of directors the Olympic committee from 1956 to 1965. He is survived by his wife. 0273 DEATHS Enger MARTHA ENGER, 1974 fortified with the Sept. 5, of Holy Mother of the late dear wife of the late dear brother, P. Debo.

dear sister of uncle. Hensel, dear sister-in-law Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS- Sept. 9, Home, 2906 SOUTH, 4228 S. Kings- 8:30 National Sept. 9, 5 p.m.

St. Pius V. Church for Mass. Interment SS. and Paul.

A member Dailey Memorial Fan Club. Ganss David Charity Club, Wid- GANSS, and St. Plus Altar Sept, Visitation after 2 p.m., with the Mother Anthony J. aunt. ARTHUR C.

(JACK): Sept, 4, 1974, beloved Funeral of Marion A. Doutt BENZ Boehm), dear father of the John Arthur Doutt, dear to Immaculate Stella V. and the late Church. C. Doutt, dear brother Member of G.

Dobey, dear broth- Society of uncle, nephew and Faith. p.m. 11 a.m., at L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS. Gravols.

Interment New Gieselman Marcus. Member of Oliver Vassar Post No. 143 A.L.. GIESELMAN, Union Local No. 618 Progress Lodge No.

657 of Blanche who will conduct father of 8 p.m. Visitation and Elmer p.m. Fri. brother of Mrs. Gertrude Joe Powell, Basalay.

Miss Edna father and CHARLES suddenly Mr. Sept. 2, 1974, beloved son Chapel, M. and Lillion E. 10 a.m.

until (nee Cox), brother of graveside and Lillian Grace Bellefontaine dear nephew and cousin. of Scottish from AMBRUSTER Lodge No. 6633 Clayton 9:30 a.m. Interment Mt. Groceman Cemetery.

In state after Fri. See Roberts. clude proper restraints on all public and private information agencies and on the dissemination of criminal justice information." Delegates from New York, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Delaware objected that such extension "goes too far" Worried Wife Nets Fisherman A worried Charles man the law this The man, servation refused to ing at Busch near Weldon morning. When he ceremony that wife thought ble. She called tion Commission He was But he had one over under the Now he faces $500 and 90 0273 MICHAEL 1974, beloved husband Mildred Enger, our brother-in-law and from KUTIS Funeral Gravois, 10:30 a.m.

Interment Cemetery. In Parlors ESTA, S. (nee York), 5, 1974, fortified Sacraments of Holy Church, wife of the late Ganss, and dear from GEBKEN. Mortuary, 2842 Meramec Sept. 7, at 9:15 a.m.

Conception Interment Resurrection. Third Order and Propagation of the Visitation Fri. after ELMER Sept. 5, 1974, husband Schulz Gieselman, Mrs. Jean Denman J.

Gieselman Victor Gieselman, Muir and Mrs. brother-In-law E. Schulz, grandgreat-grandfather. Gleselman at LUPTON 7233 Delmar Fri. 1:30 p.m.

Private serive Fri. 3 p.m. Cemetery. Member Rite and Westgate 445 A.F.&A.M. Clip Me NEARLY WHO HAS ANYTHING TO SELL USES WANT ADS IN THE You, too, can use want ads profitably WRITE YOUR WANT we will tell you the cost advertisement will cot be until we WRITE ONE WORD IN MACH SPACE SAIL.

CUP AND MAIL TO ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH First by Far in Classified Advertising Mail Me- and might lead to curtailment of a free press and the people's right to know. At the suggestion of North Carolina Gov. James E. Holshouser debate was tabled so delegates could work out a compromise over dinner.

"I suspect that the delegates to the First Congress resolved their differences the same way," Holshouser said. There was no dispute over the one resolution adopted, which called for reaffirmation of America's basic principles of freedom of press, speech, assembly and religion. "We rejoice that the Constitution works, tested as it has An alcohol and drug abuse prevention program that would entail creation of detoxification centers at several sites in Louis County was outlined yes- been for nearly years, and that our government remains a government of laws," said the resolution introduced by Holshouser. The delegates met at Carpenters Hall, a block from Independence Hall and in the heart of what the National Park Service calls "the most historic square mile in America." It was there two centuries ago that Patrick Henry, George Washington, John Adams and other colonial dissidents began the revolutionary events that led Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, by the Second Continental Congress. A.

Clifford Jones Has Heart Attack JEFFERSON (AP) Jones taken by fice in the with what was a mild Jones, 53 to Charles E. The incident office of ters after the veto Legislature Jones, the the Senate, 0273 JULIA EHRET. 1974, wife of the Hansmann, mother Hayes, dear grandmother, and aunt. were held at Home Interment New St. In lieu of may be made Home, 2609 S.

LUPTON Service. 0., on beloved husband Harris, dear Keith, Jeffrey, and Cynthia brother of Eunice Virginia Peters, brother-in-law, fatherand uncle. STOCK MortuFerry Rd. 10 a.m. InterPark.

Mr. Harof Paul Re330 A.F.&A.M. Manor American 184. MARTHA, wife of the late Martha M. Klein, James E.

Charles Milton George Heinelate William R. sister, mother. grandmother, greatsister-in-law, aunt TED FENDLER 7420 Michigan Sept. 7 at 9:45 Hill Episcopal Hadlev for service Interment Laurel Lifetime member Episcopal Church. H.

(nee Theis), 5, 1974, beloved M. Held, dear W. Held, dear King, dear sister-in-law, aunt, cousin. 1 p.m. at JOHN SONS, Interment SS Visitation after suddenly fortified with the Holy Mother husband of Highley (nee dear son of reLawrence R.

brother of Pava brother-in-law, grandson, uncle, and friend. HOFFMEISTER 6464 9 a.m., Gabriel celebrated the at the ArchInterment Mt. Mr. Highley of St. Louis Police a Lodge No.

9 Lodge service Fri. may be given Hospital for Crip- wife got a St. trouble with week. whom state ConCommission agents went fishWildlife Area Spring early one missed a wedding afternoon, his was in trouthe Conservafor help. unharmed.

caught three bass limit and all size. a fine of up to in jail. DEATHS Hansmann HANSMANN, Sept. 2, late William of Vera Ehret mother in law, great-grandmother Funeral services The Memorial Sept. 5.

Marcus Cemeterv. flowers memorials to Memorial Grand, 63118. Harris HARRIS, JOHN Sept. 4, 1974, of Mae McBride father of John James Harris Hicks, dear Zellmann, and our dear in-law, grandfather Funeral from ary 9825 Sept. 7, ment Memorial ris was a vere Lodge No.

and Jennings Legion Post No. Heinemann HEINEMANN, Sept. 3, 1974. James Heinemann mother of Grace M. Narez, Joseph John mann and the Heinemann, In-law, grandmother, and great aunt.

Funeral from Funeral Home, at Koeln, a.m. to Grace Church. 2600 at 10:30 a.m. Hill Cemeterv. of Grace Hill Held HELD, CLARA Sept.

wife of John mother of John sister of Shirley grandmother, great aunt and Services L. ZIEGENHEIN 7027 Gravois. Peter Paul. 1 p.m. Fri.

Heupel See Roberts. Highley HIGHLEY, Sept. 4, 1974, Sacraments of Church, beloved Deborah A. Kretschman), tired Patrolman Highley, dear L. Bauman, dear son-in-law, nephew, cousin Funeral from Colonial Mortuary, pewa at with Mass Church of St.

angel, 9:30 a.m. Hope Cemetery. was a member Metropolitan member of Elks B.P.O. E. Elks 8 p.m.

Donations to Shriners pled Children. Hillebrand See Amos. Kelley KELLEY, ROBERT Sept. 4, 1974, husband of Lois M. Kelley, brother of Ethel M.

Lee. Brief memorial reference included in Sun. morning service at Ethical Society of St. Louis, 9001 Clayton Sept. 15.

10:20 a.m. Body donated to Washington University, In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to charity of choice. Kitzberger KITZBERGER, WILLIAM, Sept. 2, 1974 at Port Charlotte, beloved husband of Cecelia Kitzberger (nee Holman), dear brother of Frank and Mamie Kitzberger and the late George Kitzberger and Ann Sipp, our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravols, Sept.

7, 1 p.m. Entombment Mt. Hope Mausoleum. Member of Algabil Lodge No. 544 A.F.

A.M. Masonic service at time of funeral in parlor Fri. 1 p.m. terday by H. B.

Drone county drug program co-ordinator. The proposal was in a 250- page report to the county's Drug Abuse Prevention Commission and contained these recommendations: (1) A major detoxification center at St. Louis County Hospital, with satellite centers in the north and south county. (2) Creation of a new unit within the Department of Community Health and Medical Care to furnish emergency treatment, detoxification, medical services and other assistance to drug and alcohol users. (3) A program staff of 62 persons, to be drawn from county police, welfare, community development and health departments.

Drone estimated the cost at $185,187 for the remainder of 1974, and $914,541 for. 1975. He said statistics compiled by the Drug Abuse Prevention Commission indicated that about 75 persons a day received treatment at county hospitals for overuse of drugs or alcohol. There are about 3600 drug or drug-related arrests made each year in the although only about 300 of these cases come to trial, he said. The report stressed the benefits of vocational rehabilitation, education, family therapy and psychological counseling in dealing with drug and alcohol users.

County yesterstatue Bogart Maltese mustu- Fa'con movie. capto found to that museum of plassaid much value as exceeded DEATHS Debo DEBO, Sept. Church, Joseph Henry and ER'S highwav, a.m. 9 Peter Tom Russ ows Society, Sun. Doutt DOUTT, husband (nee late son Arthur of er-In-law, cousin.

JOHN 7027 St. Guy Teamsters and services after Downing See Dunn DUNN, of Dunn Dunn, Mortuary, Hope 5 p.m. Mozambique Accord Drafted CITY, Sept. 6 here in January when his auto Senator A. Clifford skidded on ice and ran through Brentwood, was a storefront window.

stretcher from an of- Capitol yesterday officials said later heart attack. Greece Begins Drive For Ties With Europe years old, was taken Still Hospital. PARIS, occurred in the Foreign Senator William Wa- ros began Liberty, shonly day to session of the with Europe concluded. no place minority leader in or the was hospitalized ropean DEATHS Kneutgen KNEUTGEN, KARL suddenly Sept. 4, 1974, beloved husband of Martha W.

Kneutgen (nee Friedewald), dear father of William J. Kneutgen and Martha Kneutgen Artelt, dear brother of the late Albert and Alex Kneutgen of Germany, dear bro of Elfreide Kastner of Florida, Karl H. Friedewald Germany and the late Erna Klatt and William H. Friedewald, dear father-in-law grandfather and uncle. Servies from HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Sat.

1 p.m. Interment Lake Charles Memorial Park. Visitation after 3 p.m. Fri. Koch KOCH, WALTER Granite City, entered into rest Sept.

5, 1974, beloved husband of Anna Koch, dear brother of Louis Koch, Granite City, and Mrs. Joseph (Katie) Buccola, Sullivan, dear uncle. Funeral services 1 p.m., MERCER Chapel, 1416 Niedringhaus Granite City, Ill. Interment Sunset Hill Cemetery, 4 p.m. Fri.

Parlors close 9 p.m. MacDonald MacDONALD, PEARL (nee Stucker), Sept, 5, 1974, beloved wife of the late Charles MacDonald, dear mother of Jeanette Warren, Kathleen Edwards and Ruth Ann Fitzsimmons, dear grandmother of Peggy Burden, Patricia Baker, Kathy Edwards, Maureen, Bridget and Michael Fitzsimmons, our dear sister. sister-in-law, mother-in-law, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, Sept. 9, 10 a.m.

Interment Mount Lebanon Cemetery. Member of American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 27. In Parlors Sat. p.m.

Ofenstein OFENSTEIN, IRVING E. Sept. 2, 1974, beloved husband of Hilda L. Ofenstein (nee Glaser), our dear brotherin-law, uncle and cousin. Service and interment was held 5, from DREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel.

Pezzani PEZZANI, ANGELINA (nee Catalano), Sept. 5, 1974, beloved wife of Joseph Pezzani, dear mother of Carl, Dennis and Brian Pezzani, dear daughter of Helen Catalano and the late Domenick Catalano grandmother, sister, mother-in-law, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from ALEXANDER CRESTWOOD Chapel, 9801 Highway 66. Mon. 9:30 a.m.

to St. Elizabeth Church, 1420 S. Sappington rd. for 10 a.m. Mass.

Entombment Calvary Mausoleum. Visitation 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Sun. 10 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Roberts ROBERTS, FREDERICK W. (Bill), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Sept. 5, 1974, beloved husband of Margaret Roberts (nee Groceman), dear father of Carole Turner, Patricia Wood and Robert (Bill) Roberts, dear father-in-law of William Turner and Frederick Wood, dear grandfather of Randy Turner, Stephanie Wood and Angela Roberts, dear brother of Hilda Heupel and the late Olive Dailing and Norman Roberts, dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral Sept.

7. 9. a.m. from COLLIER'S Funeral Home, 10123 St. Charles to St.

Rita's Church, Vinita Park. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Calvary. Visitation after 2 p.m. Fri.

Ryan RYAN, EDWARD Sept. 5, 1974, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Mary Ann Ryan (nee Zaucha), dear father of Rosemary Carter, James George E. Ryan, dear son of Anna and the late Thomas Ryan, dear grandfather, brother, father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral 8:45 a.m. from O'SULLIVAN' MUCKLE KRON Mortuary, 8806 Jennings rd.

at Hord av. to Corpus Christi Church. Mass 9 a.m. Interment Calvary, Mr. Ryan was a member of Bricklayer's Union No.

1 of Patrick J. Fleming Post No. 2637 V.F.W., DeAndrels Council K. No. 800 and Fourth Degree of (UPI) Portuguese agreement pendent ries of can Mario Machel, the were accord days Soares agreement 10-year colony.

Soares Guinea 0273 husband HugRobert Pearl Paul D. Eugene MenMrs. Huggins dear Bondy dear John Jr. Scherrer. ALEXANDER Delmar Oak Sister Mary Victorine Klein C.S.J Sept.

6 (UPI) -Greek Minister George Mava campaign yesterrevive Greece's links but said there was for the United States Soviet Union in Eudecision-making. DEATHS Scherrer SCHERRER, FRANK Sept. 4, 1974, beloved of Theima Senerrer gins), dear father of (Jack) Scherrer and Bondy, Scherrer, dear uncle brother of Scherrer and Mra. del, brother-in-law Marie Bradshaw, Edith and Mrs. Sue Patterson, father-in-law of Wayne and Floyce Ann Scherrer, grandfather of Robert and James Donald Funeral from Town Chapel, 6175 10 a.m.

Entombment Grove Mausoleum. SISTER MARY VICTORINE KLEIN, c.S.J., of Nazareth Home, Sept. 5, 1974, dear daughter of the late John and Victorine Klein (nee Gladieux), dear aunt and great -aunt. Funeral from Nazareth Home, Sent. 7, 9:30 a.m.

Requiem Mass. Interment Nazarth Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m.+ Fri. Steele STEELE. PANSY CARTER.

89 years old, Gatesworth Manor. Sept. 5. 1974, beloved wife of Thomas F. Steele, dear mother of Mariorie King, Donald and John Steele, dear mother-Inlaw, grandmother and greatgrandmother.

Mrs. Steele in state 7-8 m. at MITT MITTELBERG-GERBER Colonial Chapel, 23 W. Lockwood, Webster Groves. Funeral '10 a.m., from webster Groves Presbvterian Church.

Interment Oak Hill Cemeterv. Mrs. Steele a 50-year member of and lifelong active member of Webster Groves Presby. terian Church. Stewart STEWART, NELSON Sept.

5, 1974, of Montgomery City, formerly of St. Louis, dear husband of Daisy, dear father of Robert H. Stewart of Carmel, Mrs. June Sexton and Mrs. Helen Nikolaisen, both of St.

Louis, dear brother of Annabelle Wende, St. Louis, dear grandfather, father-in-law and uncle. Funeral services from SCHLANKER Funeral Home, Montgomery City, 10 a.m. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery, St. Louis, 12:45 p.m.

LUSAKA, Zambia, Sept. 6 Guerrilla leaders and officials drafted an today for an indeblack government in Mozambique, ending five centucolonial rule in the Afriterritory. Portuguese foreign minister Soares and Samora head of the Front for Liberation of Mozambique, expected to initial the final today at the end of two of independence talks. said yesterday that the would recognize the the legitimate of Mozamending a bitter, war of liberation in the has already negotiated independence for Portuguese on Africa's western DEATHS 0273 Turner See Roberts. the Missouri Botanical Gardena or a charity of their choice.

Wood See Roberts. Vert VERT, FLORENCE (nee Von Sept. 5, 1974, beloved wife 'of Warren R. Vert, dear sister of Joseph A. and Werner M.

Von gen and Mildred Lutz, dear sister-in-law and aunt, Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. KingsHighway, Sept. 7, 2 p.m. Interment private, Via VIA, VITO, Sept. 5, 1974.

fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Theresa Via, dear father of Rudy and John Via and Mary Frances Erb, dear father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S WEST, 9450 Olive Sept. 7, 9:30 a.m. to St. Patrick Church, 10 a.m.

Mass. Interment Calvary, Visitation after 6 p.m. Fri. Wilhelm WILHELM, CATHERINE M. (nee Linneman), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, the Sept.

6. 1974. wife of late Robert Wilhelm, dear mother of Lambert Marvin E. and Gerald R. and the late Eugene R.

Whelm, dear sister of Amanda Burrows and Albert Linneman, our dear mother in law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and great-aunt. Funeral Sept. 9, 9 a.m., from BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary, 1645 Redman av. to Holy Cross Church (Baden). Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery (Florissant).

In parlors 5 p.m. Sat. Wolfington WOLFINGTON, MARILYN (nee Massot) asleep in Jesus, Sept. 3, 1974, beloved wife of Albert Huey Wolfington, dear mother of Jim and Claire Wolfington, dear sister of Kenneth Massot. Memorial service Sept.

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6 (AP)A burglary at the West End avenue apartment of singer Harry Belafonte was reported today by police. An undetermined amount of women's jewelry, valued at $30,000 to $50,000 was reported missing, police said. 6 IN MEMORIAM 031 To Place a in Memoriam Call Miss Lane 621-6666 LOST REWARD Shih Tau, black, white long hair, black velvet Kingshighway and Maryland Child's pet, 361-5989 BASSET hound, 6 month old male. tri-color, Carondelet Park area, needs medication, Reward 832- 0373, 645-7526. CAT, gray stripe female, medium long hair, wearing red collar with Belkin animal hospital tag, strayed vicinity Pine Lawn.

Generous reward. 261-2804. CAT, part Persian, yellow female, white face markings, no collar, Florissant, Reward. 838-1589. CAT, black and white, 4 white feet, spayed.

Vicinity Gustine. 664-5068 or 773-0414. COCK male, vicinity Gravols Park, name Chipper" on collar. Reward, 487-2070, 772- 1623 or 1-887-6192 collect. COLLIE, mature male, brow.

with 4 white feet, named Simon. German Shepherd, young male, silver and black, 4 tan feet, named Tobar. Reward. 739-4060 or 739-3525 DALMATIAN, large male, mid Clayton, reward, 726-0683 DOG- -Female, small black with white paws, Patterson- Florissant area. DAISY," Reward.

831- 6955 after 6 p.m. DOG, female, brown, medium size. name Candy, 843-8106 Crestwood area. reward, GERMAN Shepherd, Sappington vicinity, reward, 843-5340. HORSE, reddish brown, vicinity of Hwy.

40 and Woods Mill AuR. 31, reward. 434-5104 POMERANIAN, reddish brown, black markings on tail. Westgien Estates-Pheasant Run area. 434-8632 SCHNAUZER, miniature, gray, with floppy ears, "Max" mos.

old, Clayton Rd. Woods Mill area, $50 reward. 391-0309 $1000 REWARD For information leading to recovery 1972 Ford Tractor, Serial No. 337012, lost vicinity of Fenton Park, Sept. 2.

Call 227-1177 BLACK and White Spotted Dalmation Pointer, no tags, 532-4770 BRACELET, topaz stones, 4-0443 Muny area, reward. (618) DI CAT, gray stripe female, medium long hair, wearing red collar with Belkin animal hospital tag, strayed vicinity Pine Lawn. Generous Reward. 261-2804 CAT, tiger striped, large, gray, shy with blemish in eve. Wilton Forest area, call 965-1227 CAT- part Persian, vellow female, white face markings, no collar, Florissant.

Reward. 838-1589 COCKAPOO male, gray, Overland, Aug. 28, 423-1631 DOBERMAN Pincher, black and tan, approximately 67 lb. male, last seen 9-3-74 at 270 and St. Charles Rock rd.

Reward for return, PE 9. 9928 or 837-7600 DOG, brown-black-white male, 40 reward. HA 9-5032 FOXHOUND, white and brown female, 5 months old, Conway and Woods Mill, reward. 469-3335 GOLDEN Retriever, male, 9 yrs. old, black spot on tongue, west county, reward, 432-6166 IMPORTANT NOTICE When you have placed a LOST advertisement and are notified that it has been found REQUEST, the caller's identity by name, address and PHONE NUMBER and call back BEFORE making further contact IRISH Setter, male 1 U.

City, Mon. night, reward. 863-7542 LABRADOR, male, black, license No. 8739. Cherokee Indiana Area.

Name, Midnight. 772-1217 POODLE Brown male, partially blind both eyes. Nervous, shy. Maryland Heights area. 739-1072 REWARD, $500 to person or persons who found man's watch and 2 rings in 4th floor restroom, Arcade Aug.

27. Call 868-9403 REWARD, Irish Setter, 5. months old male, lost around St. Peters, 278-4021 SHIH TZU dog, Bridgeton area, black and white male, 241-6148 SIAMESE CAT, Chocolate point, neutered male. 821-8180 after 5 p.m.

Reward SIAMESE CAT, male, 3 vears old, Westgate and Delmar area. REWARD. 862-2348 FOUND 0356 GERMAN SHEPHERD, female, highway 40 and Mason 391-6909 Te Place A Want Ad Call.621-6666.