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Dan Flavin Sculpture On Display Mar. 15, 1974 ST. LOUIS POST- -DISPATCH By MARY KING Of the Post-Dispatch Staff Dan Flavin, Sculpture with light, Greenberg Gallery, 7526 Forsyth boulevard, Clayton, through April 6. In Dan Flavin's large exhibit at the Art Museum a year ago, the relation of his fluorescent tubes of colored light to painting, sculpture and architecture was clearly seen, though as uncompromising of the work's uniqueness. In the current show, however, one doesn't think of sculpture beyond the physical presence of the fixtures, or its architectural setting beyond the walls that support those tubes and act as backdrop for the color washes.

Nor does one really think of painting beyond the common concern with color. In the current show, each of the five pieces has an 8-footlong tube of pink light surmounted by a centered 2-footlong fixture of another color: pink, red, yellow, green and blue. The long pink light sets the stage and the other color acts upon it. It is this interaction that is the central concern, or subject matter of these pieces. The changes produced by this interaction are dramatized by taking place on only the center portion of the pink tube.

The yellow and pink, and blue and pink pieces, on opposite walls of the gallery, clearly of equal brightness, have more or less predictable coloristic results. However, optically, after looking at the peach mix of the yellow and pink, the thin planes of the fixture, one which the yellow light becomes green. Instead of an additive mixture, the green bar actually drains the pink from its immediate area bleaching it into white. (After being drenched in the green light of one Flavin's "corridors" in the Museum show, the white corridor adjacent to it took on a deeply rosy glow. There must be some physiological relation between these three colors.) The red's only effect is that of density, heaviness and darkness that gradually lightens somewhat.

It throws no color the wall or the pink tube. Where the Museum installation was broadly ambitious dealing with planes, environmental baths of color, establishing and canceling architectural elements as well as using dramatic architectural schemes to emphasize color phenomena -the work in this smaller space is more modest in size and scope. Yet the exploration of color phenomena and the sensuous pleasure of their adjacencies and mixtures, the achievements of mysterious and poetic effects with mechanical and everyday means, continues and is not weakened for it pared goals. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Public Notices 0539 NOTICE OF NON- DISCRIMINATORY POLICY CROSSROADS SCHOOL hereby notifles all persons that the School will not reject any student on the basis of race, color or creed. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES (Licensed) 1176 MANAGEMENT TRAINEE In financial dept.

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carpeting, central air, built-in kitchen, rathskeller, decorated, 391-9950 HERIMAN GLICK 647-1284 Unlighted Horse Illegal Vehicle JACKSONVILLE, N. March 15 (UPI) A marine, charged last month with failing to equip his horse with lights to ride to work on the streets before dawn, yesterday was found not guilty in Onslow County district court. Cpl. Edward Lay, 20 years old, was given a traffic ticket for "operating a horse on a public street during hours of darkness when the horse was not equipped with headlights or tail lights." Attorney Edward G. Bailey, as part of the defense, displayed a cartoon drawing of a horse with "radial steel hooves," headlights and turn signals.

Lay says he is not sure whether he will resume riding the horse to his job at nearby Camp Geiger. Gasoline On Sale In Winnemucca Night And Day WINNEMUCCA, March 15 (UPI) There's so much gasoline in this northern Nevada community the merchants are advertising to get rid of it. John Buchan, manager of the Chamber of Commerce, said supply tankers petroleum companies were unable to deliver more gasoline because storage tanks are full. Buchan said more than $4000 has been raised for the advertising campaign aimed at attracting tourists who might otherwise stay away for fear of running, ads out of proclaim, gasoline. "You can buy gas in Winnemucca seven days a week, day or night." They are being placed in San Francisco, Salt Lake City and Boise, Idaho.

Prices are on a level with other communities which have smaller supplies. Winnemucca is 150 miles northeast of Reno. Illinois Gov. Walker's Father-In-Law Dies HIGHLAND PARK, March 15 (AP) Richard A. Dowse, the father-in-law of Illinois Gov.

Daniel Walker, died yesterday at age 86. Surviving are the Governor's wife, Roberta; seven grandchildren, and a great-grandson. Mr. Dowse was an officer of the Kenosha Auto Transport Corp. in Kenosha, until his retirement.

Vatican Issues Order On Secrecy VATICAN CITY, March (AP) The Vatican has ed all its employes, from inals to doormen, not to official Church secrets press or to other unauthorized persons. It threatened with "sanctions commensurate with the crime." The Vatican's move, public yesterday, came form of "instructions" directive signed by Cemeteries, Mausoleums 0091 CEMETERY LOTS (6), Laurel $100 each. 725-8627 Florists 0158 NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN Beautiful Expression of Mon. thru Thurs. 8-6 p.m., 8-8 p.m., Sat.

8-5 p.m., Closed Sunday. 3801 S. Grand PR 1-9600 Funeral Directors 0174 AMBRUSTER MORTUARY Mrs. Alice Dale Wehmer (In 1953 photo) Alice Wehmer Funeral; Was County Teacher Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Dale Wehmer, a St.

Louis County elementary teacher for more than 35 years, will be at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Normandy Presbyterian Church, 501 North Hills Drive, Pasadena Park. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Wehmer died yesterday at St.

Joseph's Hospital, St. Charles, after a long illness. She was 83 years old and lived with a son in Normandy. In 1905 Mrs. Wehmer received the first eighth grade diploma to be given in the Hazelwood School District.

She was graduated from the old Cold Water School, a one-room schoolhouse that her mother had attended. Many years later Mrs. Wehmer was instrumental in saving that same school from being razed, because it was the last oneroom schoolhouse in the Hazelwood District. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Jordan and Mrs.

Betty Reese; three sons, Wesley, John and Norman Wehmer, three sisters, Mrs. Jennie Baseler, Edith Wuest and Mrs. Emily Taft; and two brothers, John and William Dale, all of whom live in the St. Louis area. Expanded Parking Facilities New Available 6633 Clayton Rd 863-1300 2906 Gravols PR 2-3000 KUTIS OF FUNERAL HOME Monuments 0216 12240 Manchester 965-3311 ROSEBROUGH MONUMENT, CO.

7001 Chippewa 351-4300 5232 West Florissant 385-7766 FRATERNAL NOTICES 0232 RILEY. J. St. Louis Life Member Club, Telephone Pioneers of America DEATHS 0213 Borgers BORGERS, HENRY March 14, 1974, beloved husband of the late Irma Borgers, (nee Dreher), dear father of Dorothy Borgers, La Verne Edwards, Irma Crawford, Norma Mueller, Edward, Leonard and Marvin Borgers and Marleen Schantz, our dear father-In-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, brother-In-law, uncle, great uncle and cousin. Funeral from DREHMANNHARRAL CHAPEL, 7733 Natural Bridge 11.

a.m. March 18. Interment Memorial Park. Member of Louis Plattdeutsche Club. Visitation after 12 noon Sat.

Breuer BREUER, BERTHA (nee Gumz), asleep in Jesus, March 13, 1974, dear wife of the late Adolph Breuer, dear sister of the Late Fred and Anna Gumz, dear sister-In-law, aunt, greataunt, great great aunt and cousin. In state at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois, until 9 p.m. Fri. Services 2 p.m.

at Salem Lutheran Church, 8343 Gravois. Interment Concordia Cemetery. Brooks BROOKS, OTTIS ARLAND, age 66, died March 14, 1974 at residence in Labelle, he was a native of Centerville, moving to Labelle 4 years ago from St. Louis, he was a member of Freedom Lodge A.F. A.M.

No. 636, St. Louis. Survivors his wife Virginia of Labelle, son Dale J. Brooks, St.

Louis, Donald L. Brooks, of Atlanta, Georgia, daughter Mrs. Betty J. Faukner of Naples, Florida, brother Lee Brooks, St. Louis, sister Mrs.

Marle Huskey, of Los Angeles, Mrs. Flora Schultz, St. Louis, 6 grandchildren. Funeral services, March 16, 1974, 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church, with interment Ft.

Denaud Cemetery, Labelle, Fla. Burley BURLEY, NORA Glendale. suddenly March 14, 1974. beloved wife of Maurice M. Burley, dear sister of Minnie Clippard, of Utica, Marie Bruins, St.

Louls and Clara Holzum, of Madison, dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Sat. 10 a.m. from Webster Groves Christian Church, 1320 W. Lockwood, Glendale.

Entombment Mt. Hope Mausoleum. Memorials to Webster Groves Christian Church Memorial Fund or 8 charity of your choice. No visitation. MITTELBERG-GERBER Colonial Chapel service.

B. Everett Jordan Dies; Former U.S. Senator SAXAPAHAW, N.C., March 15 (UPI)-Former Senator B. Everett Jordan N.C., who led the 1964 Senate investigations into activities of former Senate Democratic secretary Bobby Baker, deid today at his home. He was 77 years old.

A spokesman for the family said Mr. Jordan had been in declining health for the last five months. He underwent surgery several years ago for cancer. Mr. Jordan, a Saxapahaw, N.C.

textile millionaire, served 15 years in the Senate before his defeat by former Representative Nick Galifianakis in the 1972 Democratic primary. The Senate seat was the only political office ever held by the stooped, gray-haired and softspoken son of a Methodist minister. In his Senate career, Jordan did not seek the public spotlight, preferring, as he said, to "do the little things, many of them which people wouldn't even think about, for people." Jordan was thrust into controversy in 1964 when the Senate Rules Committee of which he was chairman was given the task of investigating the activities of Baker, a $19,600 a year Senate aid who had accumulated a $2,000,000 fortune. The hearings dragged on for 18 months, and Jordan was assailed by Republicans, who called the hearings a "coverup," and said they did not go deeply enough into alleged sex scandals. The committee found that Baker was guilty of 'gross improprieties." He was indicted in 1966 and convicted a year later for income tax evasion, larceny and fraud, and sentenced to one to three years in prison.

He was paroled in 1972. Jordan's normal activities as rules chairman were mostly housekeeping chores for the Senate operations themselves, and he gained a reputation as tireless be the scenes worker. "We haven't been out for headlines because it doesn't suit the Senator's personality and it's not the way he likes to work," William Cochrane, a longtime Jordan aid, told an interviewer. Jordan had a key role in passage of acreage-poundage controls on tobacco and was instrumental in legislation producing a number of dams and lakes in his home state. He was an early supporter of United States policy in Vietnam, but changed his mind in 1971 and became a critic of U.S.

involvement. Mrs. Nixon Attends Inaugural In Brazil BRASILIA, Brazil, (AP) It was a formance today for Nixon as she United States at presidential South America in Mrs. Nixon ranked behind the presidents Chile and Urguay up of delegates from for the swearing-in new president, Geisel. In Venezuela on was the top-ranking voy at the inaugural dent Carlos Andres With Mrs.

Nixon Gen. Geisel was as the twenty eighth of Brazil during a mony. Geisel, 65 years army general, took office at the national building and then sash of office from Presient Emilio G. Several thousand the cup-and-saucer tional Congress to swear to "maintain, comply" with the stitution during his term. Geisel is the fourth officer since 1964 to Brazilian presidency.

Although a traveler, Mrs. Nixon been to Brasilia found the famed "fantastically beautiful." But she said she trade the White 0273 ABE, March 14, 1974, husband of Bertha Fine, father of Mrs. Merton Shure of Atlanta, Jerry (Ruth) Reichman, Morton (Mary) Field of Hills, and Albert brother of Mrs. Fanny our dear grandfather, great-grandfather, father-in-law, and uncle. service March noon at Chesed Shel Cemetery, 7500 Olive St.

Fine was a member of Sholom Kneseth Israel Memorial contriof your choice preferred. Memorial Service. HAROLD 11, 1974, beloved son of Julius and Lillian Roth father and brother. services were held at Cemetery. SCHNUR ANNA (nee March 14, 1974, with the Sacraments Mother Church, beloved the late Eugene Gabriel, mother of Ann St.

Cyre Wekerle, dear sisTheresa and Suzanna dear sister-in-law and dear grandmothEugene, Ronald and Larry Michelle and Michael dear great-grandaunt and great-aunt. from HOFFMEISTER Mortuary, 6464 ChipWatson, 8:15 with Mass celebrated at. of the Resurrection Lord 9 a.m. Interment Cemetery. Visita2 p.m.

Sat. Ferronato. ERNA M. (nee Mueller), March In her 80th year, bewife of the late Victor dear mother of Ruby Pacific, motherHerman Roach, grandof Robert A. Roach, sissister-in-law, aunt, niece, and friend.

March 16, 2 THIEBES Funeral Home, Mo. Interment Sunset Cemetery, Pacific. In Thiebes Funeral Home, 2 WILLIAM 13, 1974, beloved husof Myrtle Grave (nee dear father of Eickhoff and William dear father-In-law of Eickhoff and Sandra dear grandfather of Grave and David and Eickoff. our dear son-inbrother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend of from FEY Funeral 4100 Lemay Ferry Lindbergh. March a.m.

Interment Park Cemetery. Mr. Grave was Master of Freedom Lodge A.F.&A.M. Masonic will be held. Fri.

eveMarch 15, 7:30 p.m. Mepreferred to Prince of United Church of Christ, Towne South St. Mo. 63128. Gregory GREGORY, WALTER, March 14, 1974.

beloved husband of Lauree Gregorv (nee Murphy). dear father of Nancy Jean Matousek. Steven and Susan Gregory, dear brother of James Gregory. our dear fatherIn-law, grandfather, brother-Inaw and uncle. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home.

2906 Gravols. March 16. 10:30 a.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. In parlor 1 p.m.

I things through a POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. CALL MA 1-6666 Kiel Performance By Johnny Winter By MERRILL BROWN Cries of "boogie" pleas for bluesy dancing music often heard at rock concerts, would have been entirely inappropriate at last night's Johnny Winter concert. But even with a full evening of the blues guitarist's rock 'n' roll, all but the least discerning Winter fans had to be disappointed with the show. Throughout most of Kiel Auditorium the sound was too loud, the vocals muffled and the echoes less than pleasing to the ear. In addition, Winter, one of the finest modern blues guitarists, seemed a bit tired during his hour-and-a-half set.

The opening act, Brownsville Station, came to St. Louis riding the success of their first hit single, "Smokin' in the Boys' Room," and their performance was highlighted by the satirical humor of lead singer Cub Koda and the leaping acrobatics of bassist Mike Lutz. Koda chided the audience's initial lack of enthusiasm and called on the crowd to keep in mind what he termed "The American Trilogy: sex, booze and the All-American His comments combined the inevitable "'Smokin' eventually brought the crowd to its feet, somewhat of an accomplishment for a group with only one familiar tune to present. Winter's best received numbers were also several of his best-known recordings, including "Johnny B. Goode," and his adaptation of two Rolling Stones' tunes "Jumpin' Jack Flash" and "Silver Train." Winter has been a good Stones interpreter on record, where his clear, crisp guitar work is often terrific.

But last night's performance enabled only those close to the stage to appreciate his rapid fingering of the guitar. Only the more downbeat blues riffs were effective in the huge hall, and too often the sound was reminiscent of an old, battered record. B. Everett Jordan Former Senator dead Land Agent Gets $5375 From City March 15 repeat perMrs. Pat represented the her second inauguration in theee days.

of puntivia, in the line 88 nations of Brazil's Ernesto Tuesday, she foreign enof PresiPerez. looking on, sworn in today president solemn cere- old, a retired the oath of congress received the outgoing Medici. guests filled shaped Nasee Geisel defend and Brazilian confive-year military occupy the veteran world had never and she new city would not House back Washington for Brazil's "very modernistic" glass and marble presidential residence, Alvorado Palace, with its spacious hibiscus gardens and Olympic-size swimming pool. "You always have to stick up for your country," said Mrs. Nixon laughingly during a tea yesterday with the wife of outgoing President Emilio G.

Medici. Mrs. Nixon's 2300-mile flight yesterday from Caracas took her over the Amazon River, and "my heart pumped," she said, when she looked down from 33,000 feet at the broad highway of water coursing through the jungle. "It was so beautiful." About 300 school children greeted Mrs. Nixon at the airport with a big banner reading "Welcome Mrs.

Nixon, American School of Brasilia." Calling it a "great sign," she said she would take it home to show her daughters, and "it will be a treasure" for the Nixon library. The first day of Mrs. Nixon's three-day visit to Brasilia ended with a reception for about 180 officials and other guests at the residence of U.S. Ambassador John H. Crimmins on the outskirts of the city.

Mrs. Nixon had changed clothes three times during the day but was bouncy and gay in the receiving line. After greeting Victor Andrade, the former Bolivian ambassador to Washington, she reported, "He told me I look same as I did 20 years ago." DEATHS 0273 DEATHS Hagemann Hubbs HAGEMANN, AUGUST HUBBS, MAME March 13, 1974, beloved Vidot), husband of Florence Hagemann fortified with (nee Heller) dear father of of Holv Mother Dolores Morice and Dorothy wife of the Sappington, dear father-in-law Hubbs. dear of Lee Sappington, dear grand- G. Hubbs and father of Nancy, Kobert and dear mother-in-law, Peggy Sappington, Michele er, great-grandmother, Roger and Richard Morice, our sister-in-law dear brother, brother-in-law, Funeral uncle and cousin.

JOHN L. Mr. Hagemann in state at SONS, 7027 FEY Funeral Home, 4100 Le- Michael Church may Ferry rd. south of Lind- 9 a.m. Mass.

bergh, until March 16, 11 minate at the a.m., thence moved to St. Lucas ment Holy United Church of Christ, Sad- Los Angeles, pington. for services 1:30 ferred. Visitation p.m. Interment St.

Lucas Ceme- Fri. to tery. St. Lucas Contributions United mav Church be made of Kelle Christ Building Fund. In KELLE, lors after 2 p.m.

Fri. Dombrowski), Sacraments of Church, Halveland dear wife of Kelle, dear HALVELAND, LORETTA the M. Day and Grayson (nee Martin), fortified with Mother mother-in-law, Sacraments of Holy March ter, sister-in-law 1974, Church, beloved wife of the late 14, Funeral a.m. from Fred J. Halveland, Russell dear Halveland, mother ary, 5967 W.

of Leslle and our dear mother-in-law, grandterment Calvary parlors after 3 mother, great-grandmother, of great Guilet great-great-grandmother, Loutas and Margaret sister LaForge Abbott, sister-In-law, aunt and LaFORGE, cousin. March Funeral from DREHMANN- husband of the HARRAL Chapel, 7733 Natural Forge, dear 18. Mass 10 a.m. St. Ann, Nor- Clara B.

Mumford. Bridge, 9:30 March La Forge mandy. Interment Calvary. Vis- Funeral from itation after 2 p.m. Sat.

Home, 2906 March 16, 1 Memorial Park Hinkle parlor Fri. 1 HINKLE, WANDA FAYE (nee Layton Sitzes), March 15, 1974, dear LAYTON, wife of Hershel Hinkle, dear (nee Pachucka), mother of Joan Gagnon, Maurice 13. 1974, dear Hinkle, Barbara Hoelzer, Donna Hauschild, Vicki Pruett, Juanita Sue Little, Mor- John and the gan Hinkle and dear daughter Hinkle, dear daughter of Hattie chuckl, dear Miller, sister of Eucine Lashley, Pahuski, Janice Lafler, Lela Hinkle and Irene Johnson Ralph Sitzes, dear grandmother, (Frank Pahuski, mother In law, sister in law, in-law. mother, mothe aunt, great -aunt, niece, cousin. Mrs.

Hinkle at FROHWITTER- and Funeral cousin. from MILLER Chapel, High Ridge, SON FUNERAL until 10 p.m., March Riverview 15, then to Piedmont, for 8:30 a.m., to interment. Contributions may be Interment made to American Cancer So- Member ciety. Workers Union LOUISE (nee March 13, 1974. the Sacraments Church, beloved late Delbert E.

mother of Ormand Woodrow Hubbs, grandmothsister, and aunt. 8:15 a.m., from ZIEGENHEIN Gravois, to St. (Shrewsburv). Services will terchurch. EntombCross Mausoleum.

Calif. Masses preafter 4 p.m., MARTHA M. nee fortified with the Holy Mother March 15, 1974, the late Elmer mother of Dolores Kelle, our dear grandmother, sisand aunt. March 18, 10 BUCHHOLZ MortuFlorissant av. Cemetery.

In p.m. Sat. Robert G. Aboussie, who negotiated the purchase of property for the widening of Park Avenue between Mississippi and Grattan Avenues, will be paid $5375 by the City of St. Louis despite criticism that he charged too much for the work.

Aboussie, a cousin of Martie J. Aboussie, Democratic committeeman in the Ninth Ward, was ordered paid yesterday by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment over the objections of Joseph L. Badaaracco, president of the Board of Aldermen. He was outvoted by Mayor John F. Poelker and Comptroller John F.

Bass, the other members of the Estimate Board. Aboussie was hired at Poelker's recommendation by the city counselor's office to negotiate the purchase of 23 parcels of land. Eleven of them turned out to be already owned by the city through acquisition for delinquent taxes by the Land Reutiliaztion Authority. Badaracco asked why 226 hours were required to purchase 12 parcels of land. He said he was skeptical of Aboussie's statement that he worked 69 hours inspecting the parceis and 43 hours searching for the absentee owners of some of them.

Jack L. Koehr, city counselor, said Aboussie had to spend considerable time finding the property owners and traveling to their homes, which were often in the far reaches of St. Louis County. Aboussie's bill, he said, was not out of line with others submitted for the same kind of work. Would Fire Prison Head In Conjugal Visits Dispute JEFFERSON CITY, March 15 (AP) A state Representative has asked Gov.

Christopher S. Bond to dismiss the state prison director because he has allowed inmates to have conjugal visits while on furlough. The Representative is W. E. Blackwell Hermann.

He said yesterday that "under the liberal direction of its new director, George M. Camp, the prison is becoming a haven for criminals rather than a corrections institution." Current law allows inmates furloughs to seek employment near the end of prison terms or to visit ill or dying relatives. Blackwell said the law did not allow conjugal visits. However, he said he had been told by Camp's assistant, Jerry Bolin, that conjugal visits had been allowed for short periods. "What bothers me," Blackwell said, "is that a lifer would be turned loose, and he could kill somebody." Governor's office replied to Blackwell with a statement that a press aid said expressed Bond's feelings.

It called Blackwell's accusations "irresponsible political demagoguery." Camp said last night that Blackwell had misinterpreted his position. Camp said he did not intend for furloughs to be used for conjugal visits. Most of the furloughs have been from three to five days. a legislative committee hearing, Camp had said a bill to allow conjugal visits was not needed because the furlough program was an alternative. Mrs.

Nixon Won't Be On TV Show WASHINGTON, March 15 to submit to (UPI) -An appearance by Mrs. According Richard M. Nixon on ABC's "Issues and Answers" interview spondent show Sunday has been canceled dent Nixon because the White House and dential press the television network could not L. Ziegler agree on a format for the show, and-answer it was disclosed today. An ABC Industry sources said the ington said, White House had wanted ABC to White House allow Mrs.

Nixon show movies and to tell about her trip to Ebsraeli South America. ABC wanted her the program, Named To Board Of Shaw's Garden C. C. and publisher News, has Shaw's Garden tees, succeeding cock, who has ary trustee. Hitchcock for 26 years.

0273 CURTIS C. 14, 1974, beloved late Daisie Lafather of Curtis C. dear uncle of KUTIS Funeral Gravois, p.m. Interment Cemetery. In p.m.

THERESA M. (Pat) March mother of Diane Siering, Susan, late Alan Layton, of Josephine Pasister of Edward Josephine Nopper and and the late our dear sistergrand- great-aunt, niece JOHN STYGAR HOME, '5541 March 16, St. Lucy's Church. Calvary Cemetery. Amalgamated Clothing Local No.

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LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Te make a selling star out of your Want Ad DIAL 621-6666 You Can Charge It! questions. to an ABC corretraveling with Presiin Chicago, presisecretary Ronald rejected the questionformat. spokesman in said no" to the plan. Foreign Minister Abba replace Mrs. Nixon on ABC said.

15 ordercard- leak to the violators made in the or a Secre- tary of State Jean Villot and, approved Paul amounted Vatican sources said Vatican's "official secrets The directive placed secrecy all deliberations Vatican congregations, documents of the iat of State, the Office Prime Minister, and cil for Public Affairs, the Vatican's foreign DEATHS 0213 Busekrus BUSEKRUS, GUSTAV asleep in Jesus, March 14, 1974, husband of the late Lilly A. Busekrus, dear uncle and friend. Funeral 2 p.m., at the BOPP Chapel, 10610 Manchester Kirkwood. Entombment private. Visitation after 7 p.m.

Fri. Davis DAVIS, EARL fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, March 14, 1974, beloved husband of Ella Davis, dear father of John 0. Davis, Georgia E. Hamlin, Ruth Cracchola, and the late Lawrence Earl Davis, dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle and cousin. Funeral 18, 9 a.m.

from MOYDELL'S, Mississippi and Allen avs. Interment New Loremier Cemetery, Cape Girardeau, Mo. VISITATION SAT. 9 A.M. Day See Kelle.

Doner DONER, MARY M. (nee Chadd), March 13, 1974, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of Clyde C. Doner, dear mother of Jean McFadden, Joan Mossinghoff, Carol Cole and Mark Doner, dear sister of Raymond Chadd, our dear motherin-law, grandmother, sister-inlaw, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary, 118 N. Florissant Ferguson, March 16, 9:30 a.m., to Sacred Heart Church and Cemetery, Florissant.

Eberts EBERTS, March 14, 1974, beloved husband of Melvina Eberts, (nee SImon), dear father of Lonee Ellis, dear brother of La Verne Schurstuhe, our dear father-inlaw, brother-in-law and uncle. Memorial Service will be held March 16 at 11 a.m. at the Christ Church Cathedral. KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH SERVICE. Ferronato FERRONATO, GILDA (nee Manni), March 13, 1974, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of Dominic, dear mother of Mrs.

Mel C. (Mary), Gianino, Jerome, Mrs. Gene (Ann) Lahrman and Louts, dear sister of Marie Mantese and Lisa (of Italy), dear grandmother, motherin-law, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from CALCATERRA Funeral Home, 5142 Daggett 8:30 a.m. to St.

Ambrose Church for 9 a.m. Mass. Interment SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Member of Sant' Anna Society.

Visitation 2 p.m. Fri. MAGIC NUMBER for Classified Advertising Reoults Call MA 1-6666 (621-6666) Charge Your Ad! St. Louis Post-Dispatch Cardinal by Pope to what was the act." under of as well Secretarof the Counwhich is ministry. DEATHS Fine FINE, beloved dear (Mollie) Mrs.

Mrs. Beverly Fine, dear Fein, brother-in-law Graveside 17, 12 Emeth rd. Mr. Brith Congregation. butions BERGER Frossard FROSSARD, March the late Frossard, Private National Service.

Gabriel GABRIEL, berg), fortified of Holy wife of dearest and Cathy ter of Brenner, mother-in-law, er of Wekerle, St. Cyre, mother, Funeral Colonial pewa at a.m. the Church of Our Resurrection tion after Gianino See Grah GRAH. of Pacific, 13 1974, loved Grah, Roach In-law of mother ter, cousin Funeral p.m., Pacific, Memorial state p.m. Fri.

Grave GRAVE, March band Schmellg), Betty Grave, Gerald Grave, Kristina Lisa AW, nephew, many. Funeral Tome. South of 16, 10 Lawn past No. 636, services ning, morals Peace 4966 Louis, Johnson Spink, editor of the Sporting been elected to the board of trusHenry Hitchbecome an honor- served on the board Spink has worked with the St. Louis Bi-State chapter of the American Red Cross, the lay advisory committee of St.

Louis Medical Society, the St. Louis Institute of Music, the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame and the executive committee of the Municipal Opera. DEATHS 0273 Leslie LESLIE, JOHN March 13, 1974, husband of Beatrice M. Leslie, father of Patricia Shackleston, John K.

Leslie and Margaret Picker, father-in-law of Richard Shackleston, Janet E. Leslie and Elbert Picker, brother and grandfather. Service at LUPTON CHAPEL, 7233 Delmar Sat.urdav March 16, 10 a.m. Rose Croix services Friday 7:30 p.m. followed by Maplewood Lodge No.

566 A.F.&A.M. Service. Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the John J.

Leslle Fund, Vinita Park United Methodist Church. McManaman McMANAMAN, JOHN March 14, 1974, beloved husband of Virginia Motlow McManaman, dear brother of Marlan Pearson and our dear brother-in-law. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell March 16, 9:45 a.m. to the St.

Louls Cathederal. Interment St. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Napperville, Ill. Vialtation after 6 p.m. Fri.

Mahn MAHN, HORACE March 13, 1974, dear father of Harvey E. and Elmer L. Mahn, brother of Sanford Mahn Catherine Witte, Fredia Duprey, George Mahn Juanita Felde, Hannah Mudd and Virginia Lawrence, our father-In-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and Service at HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 11 7814 S. Interment Broadway, Mt. Mon.

a.m. Hope. Visitation Sat. after 5 p.m. Mincher MINCHER, ALVIE, entered into rest March 14, 1974, beloved husband of Onelta Mincher (nee Davis), dear father of Joyce Barnett, Illmo, James Mincher, Jackie, Miget and Gerald Mincher, our dear brother, brother in law, father-in-law, grandfather, uncle and cousin.

Funeral March 16, 11 a.m., from the BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary, 1645 Redman av. Interment Laurel (Hills Gardens. Mr. Mincher was a member of Beacon Lodge No. 3, A.F.&A.M., and a retired employe of the Laclede Co.

Masonic service Fri. evening, 8 p.m. Mitchler MITCHLER, JACOB asleep in Jesus, beloved husband March 14. 1974. Agnes Mitchler and the late Olga Mitchler, dear father of Mrs.

Ralph (Delores) Ruehl and Vernon Mitchler, dear brother of Mary Martin, Emily Richter, Viola Lindhorst and Adele Griesman, our dear father-In-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Service 10. a.m. at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS.

7027 Gravois. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. Member of Messiah Lutheran Church Neubauer NEUBAUER, MARGARET (nee Fusle), March 13. 1974, dear wife of the late Otis Neubauer, mother of Quentin, Keith, Michael, Jacqueline Carter, Shella Johnson, Sharron Wright, Sandra Gibson, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, and sisterIn-law. Funeral service will be from the Montgomery City Immaculate Conception Sat.

at 10 a.m. with Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery. Body In state at SCHLANKER Funeral Home in Montgomery City, Mo. Neuberger NEUBERGER, CECELIA, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, March 14, 1974, St.

Petersburg, beloved wife of the late Oscar Neuberger, dear mother of Raymond Neuberger, our dear sister, mother in law, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral March 18, 10 a.m., from the BUCHHOLZ Mortuary, 5967 W. Florissant, to Holy Name Church, Emily). Interment Resurrection Cemetery. In parlor 12 noon, Sun.

TO PLACE A WANT AD CALL 621-6666 CHARGE IT! ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DEATHS 0273 Newton NEWTON, BRUCE suddenly. March 14. 1974. beloved son of Constance L.

Newton (nee Schenk) and Andrew B. Newton. dear brother of Candace. Coral and Michael Newton. dear grandson of Caroline Schenk.

and the late Cletus H. Schenk, dear nephew of Nancy Marle Harris, and dear cousin of Michelle Lingle. Funeral from GEBKEN BENZ Mortuary, 2842 Meramec March 16, 9:30 a.m. to St. Anthony's Church.

Interment Mt. Olive. Member of I. A. M.

automotive workers local No. 777. Visitation Fri. after 1 p.m. Pahuski See Layton.

Rickard RICKARD. FRANCES ANN (nee Dickey), March 14. 1974, widow of Vincent L. Rickard, dear mother of Eva Watson, Jess, Milford. Darel and the late Linn Rickard and Freda Newberry, our dear mother-inlaw, grandmother, great grandmother, great-great-grandmother, sister-in-law.

and aunt. Mrs. Rickard in state at TIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois until 9 p.m. Then taken to COZEAN Chapel, Farmington, Mo.

for services 2 p.m. Interment Parkview Cemetery. Farmington. Mo. Ruehl See Mitchler.

Schmacher SCHUMACHER. HELEN M. (nee Cordes). March 15, 1974, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, wife of the late Frank B. Schumacher, dear mother of Charlotte Musielak, Bob Schumacher, Virginia Kirchhoefer and the late Paul Schumacher, dear mother-in-law, grandmother great-grandmother, sister, sister-In-law.

aunt and cousin. Funeral from GEBKEN-BENZ Mortuary, 2842 Meramec March 18, 8:30 a.m. to St. Hedwig Church. Interment SS.

Peter and Paul. Visitation 3 p.m. Schmidt SCHMIDT, ANNIE March 14, 1974, dear mother of Fred Schmidt, dear sister-In-law of Louis Panos, our dear aunt. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravols, March 16, 9 a.m. Interment SS.

Peter Paul Cemetery. In parlors Fri. 1 p.m. Shoults SHOULTS. HELEN (nee Hinderman), March 14, 1974, widow of Ira Shoults.

dear mother of Iris Ludwig and Elmer Shoults, our dear motherIn-law, grandmother, sister-inlaw and aunt. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2905 Gravols, ment Park Lawn A Cemetery. March 18, 10:30 a.m. InterMember of Ladles Aux. Post.

1850 VFW. In parlor Sat. 1 p.m. Siemer SIEMER, LOUIS fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, March 13. 1974, beloved husband of Cecilla Siemer (nee Petschel), dear father of Louis H.

and Gregory A. Siemer, dear brother of Bernard Stemer and Sr. Mary Gregory, R.S.M., dear grandfather, father-In-law, brotherin-law. uncle and cousin. Funeral March 16, 9 a.m.

from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, 10212 HALLS FERRY RD. to St. Kevin Church (St. Ann). Mass 10 a.m.

Services will terminate at church. Graveside service March 18, 10 a.m., at National Cemetery, J.B. Member of Water Tower Post No. 687 WW I. Visitation Fri.

after 2 p.m. Follow the 'Swap' Column Classification 0679 in Post-Dispatch Want Ads DEATHS 0273 Specker SPECKER, GEORGE March 14, 1974, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, son of the late Edward G. and Emma B. Specker, dear brother of Mrs. Emma Behrman and the late Edward, Joseph and John Specker and Theresa Schroeder, our dear brother-inlaw, uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend.

Funeral services from NORTHLAND Mortuary, 7239 W. Florissant March 16, 8 a.m. to Most Holy Name of Jesus Church, Grand and Emily, for 9 a.m. Mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

FRIENDS MAY CALL FRI. AFTER 4 P.M. Stout STOUT, JOSEPH March 14, 1974, beloved husband of Dorothy Stout (nee Courtway), dear father of Phyllis Young and Donald D. Stout, father-In-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother and brother-in-law. Visitation Sat.

ONLY at SCHRADER Funeral Home, Ballwin, 1 until 9 p.m. Service at SCHRADER Chapel, 10:30 a.m. Interment National Cemetery. Mr. Stout was a member of West St.

Louis County Lions' Club and O'Brien American Legion Post No. 177. Uhri UHRI, WILLIAM C. March 6, 1974, at Arlington, husband of the late Katherine M. Uhri, brother of Eugenia Uhri Maritz and the late Edward W.

Uhrl. Henry A. Uhri and Ida Uhri Gautier. Private Memorial Services were held at LADUE Chapel on March 14. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery.

LUPTON Service. Wehmer WEHMER, ALICE (nee Dale), March 14, 1974, beloved wife of the late Henry W. Wehmer, dear mother of Anna Jordan, Bette Reese, Wesley, John and Norman Wehmer, dear sister of Jenny Basler, Ed1th Wuest, Emily Taft, John and William Dale, our dear mother-inlaw, grandmother, great grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Mrs. Wehmer at WHITEMULLEN Mortuary, 118 N.

Florissant Ferguson, until 112 noon Sat. Funeral from Normandy Presbyterian Church, 501 North Hills Normandy, March 16, 1:30 p.m. Interment Memorial Park Member Bridgeton Chapter No 266 OES, National Retired Teachers and Mo. State Teacherg S. Services 8 p.m, Fri.

Donations to Heritage (Foundation appreciated. Visitation after 2 p.m. Fri. Will WILL, DONALD fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, March 13, 1974, beloved husband of Betty Will (nee Nanna), dear father of Stephen and Robert Will. dear son of Mary Elizabeth and the late Otto H.

WIll, brother of Emalene and Howard WIll. our dear father-In-law, grandfather, son-in-law. brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ Funeral Home, 9480 Lewis and Clark bi.

(Hwy. 67), March 16, 9:15 a.m. to Transfiguration Church, Lakeside Hills and Partridge Run Paddock Forest. Entombment Calvary Mausoleum. MASSES PREFERRED.

IN PARLORS AFTER 12 NOON FRI. Woodward WOODWARD, MARJORIE wife of J. H. Woodward. Memorial service March 17, 4 p.m.

Webster Groves Presbyterian Church, Woods Memorial Chapel. LOST 0331 PUPPY, black poodle, area Creve Coeur. Call Karen, 878-8068 CONTINUED ON PAGE 7C.