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April 12, 1974 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Susskind Returns To Podium; Barnes Plays Bartok Concerto By FRANK PETERS Post-Dispatch Music Critic Walter Susskind returned to the podium of the St. Louis Symphony last night after three months' absence and conducted a successful concert in Powell Hall. The orchestral playing was occasionally harsh and heedless of detail, had pace. The opening overture of Beethoven enjoyed an alert reading from the podium and a sumptuous string performance, too.

Susskind closed with a muscular, vivid performance of the Theme and Variations from Tchaikovsky's Suite No. 3. The most remarkable thing about the evening was Darrel Barnes's playing of the Bartok Viola Concerto. By standard, performance any, good; coming from a musician within the orchestra, and one who has not attracted much attention as a soloist in his three years here, it was spectacular. to The are extreme difficulties at of Bartok's the concer-' pos, and Barnes prudently tem; slowed in certain sections, especially in the first movement, with Susskind's collaboration, This did not distort the musical ideas of the concerto, and it allowed Barnes to go after, and capture, almost every note of the formidable solo part.

He played in tune. His recently acquired Testore instrument gave him a rich, bright sound throughout its compass. The wonderful melody of the slow movement was shaped with the greatest sensitivity to line and phrase. In the final Allegro, Barnes gathered speed and took the passages at close to full tempo, without mishap; this went even better than the first movement, in which there had been some coarse orchestral moments, and Barnes drew from the audience a reaction of well -deserved enthusiasm. Schumann's "Spring" Symphony, No.

1 in flat, needed more than the thrust and direction that Susskind gave it. Restraint, for one thing; the frequent piano and pianissimo indications by Schumann could not get less than a medium roar from the orchestra, so the contrast between the end of the slow movement and the start of the Scherzo was sacrificed, along with many other opportunities that called for quick, delicate detail. And the "Spring" Symphony abounds in detail. The cellos in the Larghetto have a lovely melody, accompanied by an intricate rhythmic web of bowed and pizzicato strings and staccato winds. Last night the accompaniment was an indistinct rumble.

Susskind omitted the Harry Bearman Funeral Held Harry Bearman, who began working in the jewelry business when he was 13 years old and rose to head a firm with 42 retail outlets, died Wednesday night at Jewish Hospital. He was 75 years old. Graveside funeral services were this morning at United Hebrew Temple Cemetery, 7855 Canton Avenue, University City. Mr. Bearman and his son operated Atlas Jewelers, which was sold last year for $750,000 to Grand Union a New Jersey food and general merchandise retailing chain.

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12240 Manchester Rd. 965-3311 7001 Chippewa 351-4300 5232 West Florissant 385-7766 FRATERNAL NOTICES 0232 COOMBES, DONALDSON St. Louis Life Member Club, Telephone Pioneers of America DEATHS 0273 Ballak BALLAK. LUDMILA K. (nee Novak), asleep in Jesus, April 11, 1974, beloved wife of John F.

Ballak, dear mother of John and Frank Ballak, dear mother-in-law of Mildred A. Ballak, our dear grandmother, great grandmother, aunt and cousin. Services at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 11 a.m. Interment Sunset Burial l'ark. Visitation Sat.

after 5 p.m. Bienkowski BIENKOWSKE, ROSE MARY L. (nee Linowski), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, April 10, 1974, beloved wife of Alex Bienkowski, dear mother of Sophie Czarnik, Mary Ritzka, Regina, John and the late Alex, William Chester and Mary Bienkowski, our dear sister, sister-In-law, mother in law, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR SON Funeral Home, 5541 Riverview BI. April 15, 9:30 a.m.

to St. Casimir Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. VISITATION AFTER 10 A.M. Bleilinger BLEILINGER, JOHN, Thurs.

April 11, 1974, beloved husband of Margaret Biellinger (nee Jaeger), dear father of the late Catherine Nemeth, dear brother of Matthew Bleilinger, our dear father in law, grandfather, great grandfather, brother-inlaw and uncle. Funeral from KUTIS FUNERAL HOME, 2906 Gravois, Sat. April 13, 2:30 p.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. Retired member Meat Cutters Butchers Workmen Local No.

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Stevens Dies; Was Teacher In U. City repeat in the last movement, but the playing had not been the sort that demands a second hearing. John Korman won a bow for his Tchaikovsky violin solo, and so did Roland Pandolfi and Carl Schiebler for their horn work in the Schumann symphony; their playing in the slow interlude that punctuates the finale was phenomenally right in pitch and phrase. Tentative Accord On Paper Contract Tentative agreement on a new contract between the Paper Handlers Union Local 16 and the (Post-Dispatch was reached last night. Details were not disclosed pending a ratification meeting of the union, which has not yet been scheduled.

Wages and other economic matters were the major issues in the talks. Agreement was reached about 10:30 p.m. after an all-day meeting with federal mediators at the mediators' offices. The union, which represents about 80 men at the Post-Dispatch, had completed a twoyear contract on March 31. Members had authorized negotiators to call a strike if negotiations reached an impasse.

James W. Ivy Dies; NAACP Ex-Editor From Post-Dispatch News NEW YORK, April W. Ivy, retired editor Crisis magazine, the publication of the sociation for the of Colored People, day of cancer. He was old. Mr.

Ivy joined The book review editor in He was appointed editor in 1946 and editor He retired in May 1966. DISCHINGER. CHARLES, of April Elsie 11, M. 1974, Dischinger beloved Lenz), dear father of F. Dischinger, dear faof Ardelle Dischinger, grandfather of Charles L.

Carla O' Dell and Dischinger, dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. 1 p.m., at L. ZIEGENHEIN 7027 Gravois. Interment Member of Falstaff Post No. 196 A.L.

(FRANCES (nee April 11, 1974. with the Sacraments of Mother Church, beloved of the late John J. Esteep, mother of John F. and X. Bunkhant, dear sister late Bernard Rolver, our mother-in-law, sister-inaunt, great aunt and cousfrom HOFFMEISCOLONIAL MORTUARY, (Chippewa at Watson, Mon.

a.m. with Mass celebrated Church of Epiphany of Lond, 10 a.m. Interment Cemetery. Visitation afpm. LENA (nee April 10, 1974.

wife of Charles H. Ferdear mother of Thomas, Louise Marcolla and Mrs. Nasser, daughter of Mrs. Battreal, our dear grandmother-in-law, sister, and aunt. April 13.

9:30 from ARTHUR J. DONPARLORS, 3840 to St. Margaret of Church. Interment 8S. and Paul Cemetery.

Masses BELLE (nee April 11, 1974, the late John W. Flood, mother of Russell and John and the late Fern Jelinek, mother-in-law, grandgreat-grandmother, aunt geat-aunt. from DREHIMANNChapel, 7733 Natural 2 p.m. April 13. Memorial Park.

ADELE S. (nee Kirk), April 8, 1974, beloved of George Garst, dear of Micky Garst, our sister, mother In law, grandmother, aunt, -aunt, great-great-aunt and cousin. from KUTIS Funeral 2906 Gravols, April a.m. Interment Memorial Cemetery. EDWARD fortiwith the Sacraments of Mother Church suddenly April 10, 1974, beloved of the late Regina Ann Gilmore (nee Palmer), father of Herman (Bud) of DeSoto, dear of Raymond Gilmore, great-grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, and cousin.

Funeral April 13, 9 a.m. (MATH HERMANN Chapel, 10212 HALLS to St. Catherine Alexandria Church (RiverGardens). Interment FriedMember of St. Stephen's Church of Christ, D.M.A.

Epworth Windsor Senlor BERNHARDT H. April 10, 1974, beloved of Elinor Baur Gross, father of Bernhardt H. W. and Paul A. Gross, son of Louise and the late Gross, dear brother Listenberger, Amanda the late Fred and Gross, our dear father-ingrandfather, son-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew cousin.

Funeral from WITT Mortu6409 Gravois 15, 10:30 a.m. Interment Cemetery, Jefferson Member N.A.L.C. Union. Donations to IndusAlde Corp. Visitation after noon Sat.

Hammerschmidt HAMMERSCHMIDT, EDNA April 10, 1974, dear sisEdward Hammerschmidt the late Frank Hammerour dear cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral 2906 Gravols, April a.m. Interment Sunset Park. KATHERINE April 10, 1974, of the late Tony. Hampel, If the late Bud and MarTaylor, dear stepmother of Hampel, dear sister of Altschuh, Mildred Gould, Morris and the late Bob dear mother-in-law, grandmother.

aunt, great-grandmothgreat and cousin. Funeral from TED FENFuneral Home, 7420 at Koeln, April a.m. Interment National Member of Frank Auxiliary Post No. who will hold services 8 Sat. In lieu of flowers, doto the Greg Taylor Fund preferred.

Visitation after 10 Sat A memorial service for Miss Eleanor D. Stevens, an English teacher in University City public schools for 42 years, will be at 2:30 p.m. on Monday at the Lupton undertaking establishment, 7233 Delmar Boulevard, University City. Miss Stevens, 77 years old, died last Monday after an illmess of several months. Until shortly before her death, she lived at 7438 Wellington Avenue, University City.

Miss Stevens retired in 1965. She had taught English to the foreign-born in the system's adult evening school in addition to her teaching of children in the daytime. For many years, she was active in Girl Scout activities. She organized the first Girl Scout troop in University City. She was an active member of the College Club of St.

Louis. Surviving is a sister, Miss Annette V. Stevens. Crucifixion Ritual Held In Town In Philippines HOLY THURSDAY CEREMONY: Pope Paul VI performing the traditional Holy Thursday ceremony in Rome yesterday, marking commencement of four days of public Easter services. The Pope kissed the feet of 12 handicapped boys in a symbolic re-enactment of Christ's gesture to the 12 apostles on the eve of His crucifixion.

(AP Wirephoto) Pope Leads Good Friday Ritual ROME, April 12 Paul VI led the world's Roman Catholics commemorating istianity's most the only one on Mass is forbidden. The 76-year-old ened from an attack canceled his part service replacing St. Peter's Basilica. He was still a light, six-foot torch-lit Way of the cession at the Colosseum, early Christians were lions. The internationally procession re-enacting sion of Christ was the afternoon.

The Pope showed physical weakness Thursday Mass in 0273 April beloved wife of the A. Hill, dear mothMarie Norton, of Dennis, Timogreat grandmothand Denise Norgreat aunt. from WITT MortuGravois 2 St. Marcus, Cemeafter 3 p.m. Fri.

LILLIAN, (nee 11, 1974, wife of Hoisington, dear Janet Sutton, Mary Robert, James, LarGardner and Gary mother-in-law, and sister. from SCHRADER Home, Ballwin, Interment NationVisitation 6 to 9 and 1 to 9 p.m. Sat. GLASER, April beloved wife of Lester sister of Ed and Mrs. Helen AberDiana Cooper, our daughter-ingreat-aunt.

service 3:30 Hebrew Temple 7855 Canton. Conpreferred to the Heart RINDSKOPF Service. WILLIAM dear husband of (nee Henke), dear D. and Dorothy dear grandson, son-inbrother-In-law, nephew. from SHEPARD Fu9255 Natural 2 p.m.

to MemCemetery. ANNA (nee NawApril 11, 1974, the Sacraments of Church, wife of Frank J. Jankowski, of Frances FrischBauer, Florentine Anna Marie Macmother-in-law, grandgreat-grandmother, sisaunt and from GEBKEN-BENZ 2842 Meramec 15, 8:30 a.m. to Church. Interment Member of Rosary Visitation Sat.

after 4 KATHERINE, 11, 1974, beloved late (Edwin Klockmother of the Klockmann, our dear friend from DREHMANNChapel, 7733 Natural April 15. TIME LATER. InterPark. Visitation Sun. MISS LOIS, St.

April 10, great-aunt of Mrs. Els, Hillsboro, (Vida) Tyrney, SaEdward Bohmie, Mo. from DIETRICH Fu120 Boyd, De Soto, April 13, 11 a.m. InCemetery. Miss a member of St.

Bar Assn. LAWRENCE Festus, 11, 1974, beloved Grace, Larry dear father, Tom of St. Louis, Peoria and Sr. RosaSister of Mercy Order Ohio, dear grandgreat-grandfather in noon POLITTE Festus. Funeral 10 a.m., Sacred Interment Cath- FRANK fortified Sacraments of Holy April 9.

husband of Viola Horrell), and the Moore (nee Kloeckfather of La Verne Ayres, John Arthur Frank V. Moore Jr. Thomas F. Moore, father-In-law, grandgreat-grandfather, brothbrother-In-law, uncle and from DREHMANNChapel, 7733 Natural a.m. April 9 a.m.

Ascension Interment April beloved husband of Catherine Moser (nee of Guy E. Moser, uncle, great-uncle, and cousin. COLONIAL SERVICE. Sell things through a POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Call MA 1-6666 SAN FERNANDO, Philippines, April 12 (AP) the sixth year, Juanito Piring, a laborer who earns about $7.50 a week when he works, was nailed to a cross today as a Good Friday act of sacrifice.

Piring, 33 years old and father of six, did not utter a sound as Medina Pamposa drove a threeinch spike into the palm of each outstretched hand with two blows of his hammer. Medina was dressed as Marco, the Roman soldier who drove the nails into the body of Jesus Christ. Piring, in a white loin cloth, a curly wig and a crown of thorns, represented Christ. Piring moved his lips slightly as the wooden cross was raised. A crowd of at least 4,000 milled around it in a carnival atmosphere of colored balloons and ice cream vendors.

Seconds after the cross was placed upright, Piring cried "Put it down! Put it down!" Piring was brought down. His pierced hands were bathed in alcohol and wrapped in white bandages. "I feel good," said Piring. "It hurts. Of course it hurts.

'But when I am on the cross, it is as if I am another person. It is as if Jesus helping me. "This sacrifice for the is extension of life of my mother and my sick child." At the foot of the cross dozens of flagellants lashed themselves with bamboo scourges. The flagellants had paraded through the town since early morning. They lashed themselves numb while helpers raked their backs with paddles embedded with broken glass.

"It doesn't hurt at all," said Alan Navarro, 18. He said he was scourging himself to help his sister, 16, who has a rheumatic heart. The Philippines, the only Christian nation in Asia, celebrated the death and resurrection of Christ with a six-day holiday. On the island of Marinduque, 100 miles south of Manila, residents chased a performer playing the role of Longinus, the Roman guard who speared Christ on the cross. manufacturing shop.

As a young man, he sold jewelry because door he door, and credit. prospered in World War II, hampered by gasoline rationing, he bought the Atlas Jewelry Shop in Maplewood, the first of many retail outlets. atechen Atlas was sold, it operleased jewelry departments in discount stores, a catalogue showroom and a jewelry store. Mr. Bearman retired when the sale was consummated.

He lived in Olivette. Surviving are his wife Jennie; a daughter, Mrs. Sidney Shapiro of St. Louis; and a son, Jerry, of Paramus, N.J. state Fri 1 p.m.

DiGregorio DI GREGORIO, FRANCES. April 11, 1974, beloved wife of Roland DiGregorio, sister of Tony Micell and Gioconda Perry, our dear daughter-in-law and sister-in-law. Funeral from KRIEGSHAITSER'S SOUTH. 4228 8. Kingshighway, April 15, 9:30 for a.m.,.

10 to a.m. St. Timothy Church Mass. Interment Resurrection. In state 1 p.m..

DEATHS 0273 DEATHS Brady Dischinger BRADY, FRANCIS R. SR. (BUCK), fortified with the Sac- raments of Holy Mother Church, husband April 11, 1974, beloved (nee husband of Ann Brady (nee Char es Stewart), dear father of Fran- ther-in-law cis R. Jr. and James T.

Brady, dear dear brother of Loretta Will ani Dischinger, Emory Brady, our dear grand- Curt father, father-in-law, brotherin-law, son-in-law, uncle, great- Service uncle and cousin. JOHN Funeral from SOUTHERN SONS, Funeral Home, 6322 S. Grand, Sunset. April 15, 9:30 a.m. 1.o Memorial St.

Mary Magdalen Church for 10 a.m. Mass. Interment Resur- Esteep rection. Retired employee of the ESTEEP, Post -Dispatch, Pres. Local of Int'l No.

Rolver), Operating Engineers fortified 2. member of Brotherhood of (Holy Stationary Engineers of Mo. and wife N.A.P.E. Masses preferred. Visi- dear tation after 3 p.m.

Sat. Francis of the dear Broyer daw, BROYER, RUSS April in. 10, 1974, beloved husband of Funeral Vane Broyer (nee Becker), dear TIER father of Bonnie Broyer, step- 6464 (father of Susan O'Neill, dear 19:30 brother of Oscar Broyer of Sioux at the City, Iowa, our dear step father- Our in-law, brother-in-law, grand- Calvary father and uncle. ter 5 Visitation KRIEGSHAUSER'S WELT, Sun. 9450 Olive at St.

Richard's Ferrell p.m. Church, 11211 Schuetz Rd. FERRELL, April 115, 10 a.m. Inter- treal), ment Peter Paul Ceme- beloved tery. A member of 4th Degree rell, Knights of Columbus.

Mrs. Brown Alice Mary BROWN. MABEL ELIZABETH, mother, April 10, 1974, beloved mother sister-in-law of Fremonte A. Brown, Betty Funeral Jean Alpe, Wanda D. Konarzew- a.m.

ski and Theodore A. Brown NELLY dear grandmother, great- dell grandmother, mother-in-law and Scotland aunt. Peter Funeral from McLAUGHLIN'S, preferred. 2301 Lafayette, Sat. St.

3 Marcus p.m. Flood Interment New Cemetery, FLOOD, stein), Burkhart wife of See Esteelp. dear Flood Bushek our dear BUSHEK, IDA J. (nee Goe- mother, decker), April 10, Sacraments 1974, and fortified with the (Funeral Mother Church, widow HARRAL of Louis M. Bushek, dear moth- Bridge, er of Louis J.

and Donald E. Bu- Interment shek, dear mother-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandmother, grandmother. sister-in-law great- and Garst aunt. GARST, Services at HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7804 S. Broadway, wife 9 a.m.

to Mt. Hope Cemetery. mother dear Conners CONNERS, MARY E. (nee April 10, 19(4, wife Funeral ney), of the late Edward Conners, dear Home, sister of Wretha Fue. kerson, Pat 13, 11 Kenniston, Dollie, Joe, Elna Ro- Park ney, Goldie Hedrick and the late Gilmore William Roney, dear aunt, greataunt and cousin.

fied GILMORE, Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLE April Chapel, 13. 10 3634 a.m. Inter- Gravois, Holy Valhalla De- husband ment Cemetery. ceased was a member of Eastern Apollo dear (Jean) Chapter service No. 424.

0.E.S. 8 p.m. Gilmore, Star brother grandfather, Coombes uncle COOMBES, DONALDSON, entered into rest on April from 10 Florence 1974, "Coombes (nee Couture), SON'S husband of dear father of James D. FERRY of Coombes. our dear brother, view Funeral April 13, 10 ens.

brother-in-law, uncle and cousin, FENDLER-CHULICK United a.m. from Funeral Home, 5611 S. Grand and at Bates. Interment Mt. Hope Citizens.

Cemetery. Gross Cunningham GROSS, CUNNINGHAM, MARTHA MIL- LER, April 11, 1974. husband age 90, beloved wite of the late dear Leland Stanford Cunningham, Gerald dear mother of Mrs. Dan dear (Martha Lee) Mullen, our dear Bernhardt mother in law, grandmother. of Lena great-grandmother and aunt.

Schaefer, Services at PRINSTER-PAUL John Funeral Home, 240 N. Kings- law, 10 a.m. Interment Oak Grove and highway, St. Charles, Sat. Cemetery, St.

Charles, Mo. Vialtation Fri. 5 to 9 p.m. Those ary, who prefer may contribute to April St. Joseph Carmelite Home, St.

National Charles, Mo. Barracks. Local Daniels trial 12 DANIELS, MARTHA April 10, Charles 19174, beloved wife of the late LeRoy Daniels, dear mother of Naydeen C. D. Unquhart, sister of the late Au- gusta IC.

McReynolds, dear ter of mother-in-law of Merle J. Un and quhart. schmidt, Eastern Star services under the auspices, of Tuscan Chapter Home, No 68 Fri. 8 p.m. at 13, 10 ALEXANDER CONS CREST- Burial WOOD Chapel, 9801.

Highway 166. Religious service Sat. Hampel mm. (Mrs. Daniels was a Past HAMPEL, (Matron of Tuscan member of Chapter No.

(KATE), 68, 0.E.8., 49 Me- wife brons' Club, Scottish Rite Wom- mother en's Olub, (Past Pres. (St. Louis de Chapter G.AR. and Lodge Edward (No. 126 Degree of Honor.

In Services 12-James of The official National AsAdvancement died yester72 years Crisis as 1930. assistant in 1950. DEATHS Henke See Ingle. Hill HELL, 1974, late er off grandmother thy, and er of ton, aunt Funeral ary, p.m. to tery.

Hoisington HOISINGTON, Fink), the late mother Ann Kohl, ry, Betty Hoisington, grandmother, Funeral Funeral 10 al p.m. Fri. Inger INGER, 11. 1974, Inger, Daniel son and dear law, aunt Graveside p.m., at Cemetery, tributions Fund. Ingle INGLE, April 10, Helen son of Ingle, law, uncle Funeral neral Bridge, orial Jankowski JANKOWSKI, rockl), fortified Holy the late dear korn, Wozniak key, dear mother, ter, cousin.

Funeral Mortuary, St. National. Sodality. p.m. Klockmann KLOCKMANN, (wife off mann, Caroline aunt Funeral HARRAL Bridge, OF ment after 2 McMullin McMULLIN, Louis, 1974, Mrs.

lem, 0., Warrensburg, Service neral terment McMullin Louis May MAY. husband of Roy, Homer Harold lie May, of father his 86th In Funeral service Heart olic Moore MOORE, with Mother 1974, Moore late ner), Mudd, Gilbert Donald and the our father, er, cousin. Funeral HARRAL Bridge, 113. Calvary. Moser MOSER, 10, the late Boyce), our brother-in-law MORTUARY (UPI)--Pope washed the feet liomyelitis victims.

today in He faltered in Good Friday, down the main somber day silica of St. John which the again on the observers of the Pope, weak- The Pope of influen- kissed the feet in a liturgi- pled boys, aged the Mass call Christ's act the apostles. scheduled to car- At Jerusalem, cross in the Christian pilgrims Cross pro- the narrow where City today for thrown to procession on along which televised cross to Mount the pas- The focus of to take place the Church of pulchre atop slight signs Pait of the at a Holy the tomb in which he buried and there, DEATHS 0273 Oakley OAKLEY, ALMAR H. April 7. 1974, of Prescott, beloved husband of Hilda (nee Brueseke), dear father of Almar H.

Thomas Dr. John James S. Oakley and Martha Ann Kremer, dear grandfather. Private cremation at Mountain View Cemetery, Presco't. Memorials to Zion United Church of Christ of Florissant, Mo.

will be appreciated. Perry PERRY, HARRY 0., April 10, 1974, beloved husband of Lillie L. Perry (nee Frets), father of the late Delana Dame, brother of Edna Evans and Leslie Perry, dear grandfather and uncle. Funeral from McLAUGHLIN'S, 2301 Lafayette, 1 p.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park.

Member of Bonhomme Lodge No. 45 AF AM and retired member of Local No. 25 U.A.W. Visitation after 12 noon Fri. Rushkewitz RUSHKEWITZ, CLARA, (nee Pfisterer), 11, 1974, dear wife of the late John Ruskewitz, dear mother of Herbert J.

Rush, mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from WACKERHELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois, Sat. April 13, 1:30 p.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. In pariors after 5 p.m.

Fri. Sanker SANKER, IRENE, of Pacific. April 11, 1974, In her 81st year, beloved wife of the late Ernie Sanker, mother of Donna Jane Rouland, sister of Minerva Ralls, sister-in-law of Phil and Lizzie Cole of Pacific, mother-in-law, sisterin-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral April 13, 2 p.m. THIEBES Funeral Home.

Pacific, Mo. Interment Midlawn Memorial Gardens, Union, Mo. Donations to the United Methodist Church of Pacific, Mo. appreciated. Schaefer SCHAEFER, GEORGE age 83, of 3612 N.

E. 22nd Fort Lauderdale, April 10, 1974, Mr. Schaefer came to Fort Lauderdale 7 years ago from St. Louis, grandfather, great-grandfather, and uncle, and is survived by his wife Celeste, daughter Mrs. John (Louise) L.

Darr of Fort Lauderdale, 2 sisters, Mrs. Charles (Louise) Juengel and Mrs. Edward (June) Rolf, both of St. Louis, 1 grandson. Funeral services will be 10 a.m., April 13, 1974, at the R.

JAY KRADER FORT LAUDERDALE Funeral Home. Schemmer SCHEMMER, IDA (nee Hessler), April 11, 1974, beloved wife of the late Fred Schemmer, our dear aunt, cousin and great aunt. Funeral from KUTIS FUNERAL HOME, 2906 Gravois, Sat. April 13, 8:30 a.m. to Immaculate Conception Church.

Interment SS. Peter Paul Cemetery. In parlor Fri. 2 p.m. Schepker SCHEPKER.

GENEVIEVE G. (nee Custer), April 10, 1974. beloved wife of the late Raymond J. Schepker, dear mother of Joann Fox and Donald R. Schepker, dear mother-inlaw of Max E.

Fox, our dear grandmother, aunt, great-aunt and great-great-aunt. Private services were held at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, April 12. Interment Valhal'a Cemetery. Schlesinger SCHLESINGER, ROSEMARY, Fortified with the Sacramente of Holy Mother Church, April 9, 1974, dear daughter of the late Henry and Mary Costigan Schlesinger, dear sister of Mrs. Henry J.

Rooney, Mrs. Ralph L. Schmitt, and Mrs. Edmund J. Pung, our dear sisterdn-law, aunt and great aunt.

Memorial Mass April (15. 10 a.m. St. Louis Cathedral. STOCK (Mortuary Service.

Siefert SIEFERT, LUCILE April 10, 1974, fortified with Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear wife of the late Col. William H. dear mother of the late Jayne IM. Slefert. dear sister of Mrs.

Edward J. Brangle, Robert Dr. Edward D. and West W. Cassidy, dear aunt (Funeral from LUPTION Chapel, 7233 Delmar 9:30 a.m.

Mon. to Christ the King Chunch, Balaon Purdue for 110 a.m. (Mass. Interment National Cemetery. Friends may call at chapel after 12 p.m.

Sun. Smith SMITH, WILLIAM MORGAN, April 10, 1974, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of the late Mary Catherine Keigher Smith, dear father of Mary Alice Smith, dear brother of Dorothy Chrismer, Elizabeth Merkel, Cornelius and the late May Smith, our dear father-inlaw. grandfather, great-grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from WHITE MULLEN MORTUARY, 118 North Florissant Ferguson. April 13, 10 a.m.

Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery. Masses preferred. Visitation after 2 p.m. Fri. of 12 young po- the procession aisle of the BaLateran and steps to the altar, Mass said.

washed, dried and of 12 polio-crip12 and 13, to reof humility to thousands of crowded into alleyways of the Old the Good Friday the Via Dolorosa, Jesus carried the Calvary. the ceremony is the Holy SeMount Calvary. church surrounds which Christ was He arose again on Easter Sunday. The Good Friday processions followed yesterday's ritual of the washing of feet by the Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox prelates inside the church, a ceremony symbolizing Christ's washing of the feet of His disciples on Holy Thursday. Security was tight, is usual during the Holy Week services.

Israeli soldiers carrying machine guns walked through the crowds of pilgrims. Holy Week began last Sunday, when palm-carrying pilgrims from church societies around the world marched to St. Stephen's Gate, at the walls surrounding Jerusalem's Old City section. The procession symbolized Christ's entrance to Jerusa- DEATHS 0273 Steinhoff STEINHOFF, TERESA April 8, :19,74, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Chunch, beloved daughter of the late August A. and M.

Steinhoff, dear sister of Ray Steinhoff, Mirs. Agnes Syndier and the late August A. Steinhoff, dear sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt and cousin. Service from HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, 6164 Chippewa at Watson 8:15 a.Im with Mass celebrated' at St. Cecilia's Church, 9 a.m.

Interment Resurrection Miss Steinhoff was a member of Legal Secretaries. St. Louis Chapter. Visitation Sat. after 5 p.m.

Swetnam SWETNAM, EMMA April 11, 1974, beloved wife of the late Edgar J. Swetnam, dear mother of Ellen Martin, Pixie I chelwe, Edgar Jr. and Ronald ID. Swetnam, dear sister of Eva Hill, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt. Services 1 p.m.

Eat. ALEXANDER LIONS Guardian Mortuary, 11101 St. Charles Rock rd. at Lindbergh, Interment Mt. Lebanon.

Wedelich WEDELICH, ALFRED April 10. 1974, dear brother of Alice Niemeyer, Virginia Ladd and Henry Wedelick dear nephew of Nettie and Winifred Meyer, our dear cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingshighway, April 13, 11 a.m. Interment Valhalla.

Wetterau WETTERAU, EDWARD April 10, 1974, beloved husband of Edna R. Wetterau (nee Burkhardt), stepfather of John (Burt) Beer, Gloria R. Negri and the late Betty J. Millecker, our dear grandfather, in-law of Seri Negri, uncle, cousgreat-grandfather, step- fatherin and brother-in-law. Funeral from SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME.

6322 South Grand, April 13, 1 p.m. Interment Sunset Cemetery. 61 Year Member of Keystone Masonic Lodge 243 A.F.&A.M. and Past Patron Oriental Chapter 228, 0.E.8. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Cystic Fibrosis Association.

Zajicek ZAJICEK, MINNIE (nee Gutmann), April 10, 1974, beloved wife of the late Joseph Zajicek, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great -aunt and cousin. Funeral 10:30 a.m. at BEIDERWIEDEN SOUTH, 3620 Chippewa to New St. Marcus Cemetery. Zallee ZALLEE, ROBERT EDWARD April 110, 1974, beloved father of Joy W.

Dickey, dear brother of Maude Jefferis, brother-in-law of Callie Thompson, uncle of Jack Lich and Robert Jefferis. Masonic service 8 p.m. Funeral 10 a.m. GISHBOWLES CODER Chanel, Piedmont, Mo. Interment Masonic Cemetery.

Visitation after 3 p.m. Fri. tradition says, lem. IN MEMORIAM 0315 NIEHOFF, GEORGE, April 12, 1964. Gone are the days spent together, Sweet are the memories that last forever.

18 a link that can never be seyered. Sadly missed by CHILDREN and GRANDCHILDREN LOST 0331 IMPORTANT NOTICE When you have placed a LOST vertisement 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 POST-DISPATCH HOT LINE FOR FAST RESULTS IN SELLING Household Items 1 To place your WANT. AD the instant electronic number MAin 1-6666 (621-6666) and charge ST. LOUIS POST Rosemary Schlesinger Services A memorial Mass will be cele- singer-Tarant Food Brokerbrated for Miss Rosemary age Co. about 10 years ago.

She Schlesinger at 10 a.m. Monday remained active in the St. at St. Louis Cathedral. Anne's auxiliary, the Sacred Miss Schlesinger, 70 years Heart Alumnae Association and old, died Tuesday after a post- charitable groups.

She lived at operative illness. Private ser- 4940 Lindell Boulevard. vices were held yesterday with Surviving are three sisters, burial at Resurrection Ceme- Mrs. Henry J. Rooney, Mrs.

tery. Ralph L. Schmitt and Mrs. Miss Schlesinger retired as Edmund J. Pung, all of St.

secretary-treasurer of the Schle- Louis. 0213 LOST 0331 BLACK and Brown puppy, 4 months old. "Kiska" wearing brown collar, lost Ladue area. REWARD, 968-1166 BLACK Pomeranian Poodle, collar with tags, Maplewood, 524-4728 CAT, yellow and white male, vicinity Clayton and Hanley, reward, 644-2481 CAT medium sized black female, few white hairs on neck. near Lewis Park, 727-9632 CAT, Mongolian, female, "Funny $10 reward.

JE 5-8513 DOG, mixed breed, black wittr white chest and 4 white paws. female, answers to name of Boots, vicinity Grand and Meramec. 351-0308 ENGLISH Setter, male, Malamute female, reward, 869-9265 GOLDEN RETRIEVERS (2), male and female, vicinity Ladue-Brentwood, Richmond Heights, April 1-2. Reward. 993-1304 IRISH SETTER PUPPY, male.

no collar, Brent wood area after 6 p.m. 961-0372, reward. IRISH Setter, male, OVERLAND. eves. 426-6832 KEYS Delmar, U.

City, reward. 725-2858 or 862-9450. NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND south St. Louis, 776-8531, 772-5896 POODLE-MUTT MIXED, female, black, brown feet, name Keylow. Reward, 869-0933 after 5:30 p.m.

POODLE, miniature white female named "Daisy" wearing pink collar, Creve Coeur, 432-3460 REWARD; anyone knowing about lost, full length mink, gold and jade jewelry, Southwest St. Louis Hills area. Please write BOX H-188, POST-DISPATCH ST. BERNARD: young female found Thurs. on Hwy.

70 near Shreve, contact Mo. Humane Society SIBERIAN HUSKY male, black and white, blue eyes, 9 426-1830 or 391-6348 WALLET, man's black, DelmarForsyth bus, reward, 862-4380 Found 0356 ALASKAN MALAMUTE, North area, 428-7922 FOUND In Clayton, Schnauzerlike, male, salt and pepper, well trained, studded collar, no tags, 993-1544 GREETINGS 0398 HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mom. Love Michele and Patti PERSONAL 0491 LOVELACE: Would anyone knowing Phillip Roblin Lovelace. who left Sault Ste Marle. Ontario, Canada about 1900.

or know of any of his descendants please contact by mail: Mr. K. G. Grant. 404-579 Clare Ave.

S. Welland, Ontario, Canada, L3C 3B7 SINGLES CONVENTION May 31 through singles welcome. For information write P.O. Box 545, Kansas City, Mo. 64141 The MOST IMPORTANT Word In Any Language What Is It? Call 776-0267 WITNESS to lady struck by cab at 14th and Olive, April 5, please contact 725-2545 DEPRESSED, confused, suffering Easter blues? 865-3444 for an exciting 24-hour message FOR A PASSOVER MESSAGE Care of Children Aged Nursing Homes 0513 BABYSITTING, my home, evenings and weekends, anytime, 524-6244 VACANCY for elderly lady in quiet clean home with home cooking, 892-7325 Special Notices 0554 SPECIAL NOTICE.

Lowell Ruble. of 4915 Magnolia, City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself. LOWELL RUBLE Summer Camps 0596 ART GAINES BASEBALL CAMP Free Book, Hunnewell, Mo. 63443 BUSINESS PERSONAL 0612 RENAISSANCE SPA 11545 Gravols Rd.

843-8510 Open 9 A.M. till Midnight New facilities, new girls. Under new ownership BOB'S Health Studio, sauna bath physical therapy, 1802 Allen PR 1-8472. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

HOUSE OF HEALTH SPA MON. THRU SAT. 11 A.M. to 2 A.M. Sun.

11 A.M. to 12 A.M. 9263 St. Charles Rock Rd. 463-1348, 5 minutes from Airport Complete Health Service BEAUTIFUL ALL NEW STAFF Customer satisfaction is our goal SPECIAL LOW PRICE 382-2181 5804 HELEN A Executive Health System 219 E.

Kirkham Square, 961-9505 Under New Management Open 10 A.M. till midnight Public Notices 0539 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1. Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the B1-State Development Agency at Kiel Auditorium, 1400 Market Street, Louis, Mo. at 7:30 P.M. on May 6, 1974 for the purpose of considering a project for which financial assistance is being sought from the Urban Mass Transportation Administration, pursuant to the Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964, as amended generally described as follows: A.

Purchase of 240 new diesel transit buses and spare a88embiles, two way radios and station equipment, bus shelters and benches, pollution control devices, garage modernization and property improvements, office and shop equipment, fare collection equipment, automobiles and utility vehicles. 1. The project is to be used In the B1-State Transit area, including the City of St. Louis, St. Louis and St.

Charles Counties in Missouri and in Madison, Monroe and St. Clair Counties in Illinois. 2. The project is estimated to cost $17,547,410. A.

Federal Grant of of the project cost ($14,037,928) being requested. The local matchIng share of $3,509,482 is to be provided by Bi-State capital funds and by the State of Illinois under the provisions of Public Act 77-153. B. No persons, familles or bustnesses will be displaced by the project. C.

This project will have no adverse environmental effect upon the urban area. D. This project is in conformation with comprehensive land use and transportation planning in this area, and 18 consistent with the BiState Development Agency's "Transit Development Program' adopted by the East-West Gateway Coordinating Council. E. Elderly and Handicapped.

New vehicles (buses) will be equipped with appropriate stanchions and handrails to ald the elderly and handicapped in their use of the bue system. Step risers not fled. in excess of 10" will be speciFares for senior citizens ridIng the B1-State Transit System during the off-peak hours were substantially reduced effective November 12, 1973 and ridership in the mid-day period has increased by percentages which substantially exceed those of any other time of day. Much of this increase 18 attributable to more senior citizen ridership. Many of the items contained in this application including an expansion of our bus shelter protem gram will enable the transit systo continue to provide the essential service of mobility to many persons who are totally or the largely elderly dependent on it, including and handicapped.

held II. At the hearing, which is being accordance with the requirements Transportation of Act the Urban Mass of 1964, A8 amended, the B1-State Development Agency will afford an opportunity for interested persons or to agencies the to social, be heard with respect economic and environmental aspects of the project. Interested parties may submit orally or recommendations in writing evidence and with respect to said project. III. Federal A copy of the application for a project, Grant together for the proposed mental with an environanalysis and the Transit Development Plan for the area, 1g currently available for public inState spection at the office of the System, 3869 Park John St.

Brawley, Louis, Missouri, 63110. B1-State Development Agency LIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IOWA, IN LAND FOR MUSCATINE, COUNTY In BABY the Matter of the Adoption OIN PETITION FOR ADOPTION AND PLACE OF HE HEARING NOTICE OF TIME of TO: -RICH LEY A BOY KOBER, Minor. YOU ARID HEAREBY NOTIFIED: That there is now on file in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Iowa, In and for Kenneth Muscatine V. Brel County, and a Dorothy (Petition M. of Brei, Baby husband and wife, adopt was born Boy on Kober, January a 2nd, minor, 1973, who at mother Corning, is Iowa, Donna and whose natural Sue Kober.

You are child. the alleged father of said FUED: YOU ARE FURTHER That May 17th, 1974, at o'clock A.M. In the Court Room at the Court House in Mushas catine, been fixed Muscatine as the County, time Iowa, and place of hearing on said Petition for place Adoption, at which time and you may appear and show cause, Petition if for any Adoption you have, why said granted. should not be Dated at Muscatine, Jowe, this day of A.D. 1974.

DRAKE Attorneys at PETERSEN (S) Bernice Petersen A of the Firm Address: 407 Laurel Building Muscatine, Iowa. 52761 1973 REPORT of St. Louis Delta Gamma Alumnae Fund will be available for inspection, 567 North and South Road, after May 1 for the folowing 180 days. Diel MAin 1-6666 (421-4666) for an ad. taker for all other Post- Dispatch business dial MAin 1-1111.

ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH BUSINESS PERSONAL 0612, JAN'S HEALTH SERVICE COME IN AND MEET OUR LOVELY STAFF KAREN AND CAROL WANT TO MEET YOU Bank-Americard, Master Charge. American Express accepted. 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 A.M.

daily 12 to 12 Sunday 8444 8. Florissant block off I-70 521-6550 SHANGRI-LA HEALTH SPA WE INVITE YOU TO UNWIND IN THE TOTAL PLUSHNESS OF STEREOPHONIC ELEGANCE. OPEN 7 DAYS 427-8450 10614 midnight SHANGRIL HEALTH SPA You are never rushed at SHANGRI-LA OPEN 7 DAYS PHONE 427-8450 10614 Page 10 'til midnight. Magic Touch Health Spa Bank America Card and Moster Charge accepted 10 a.m. to 3 a.m.

Daily Sun. 12 noon till Midnight 8286 St. Charles Rock Rd. 423-1600, 8 mins. from Airport VELVET TOUCH 3012 N.

Lindbergh Open 10 a.m.-3 a.m. 291-4283 Master Charge Accepted FAR EAST HEALTH SPA 3145 N. Lindbergh 291-1134 SPECIAL FOR THE MONTH. Complete brake job for all American Cars, $49.95. Come in and get acquainted with Dellwood Service.

1905 Lynch, 776-2725 MONTCLAIR HEALTH CLUB New hours 8 12 midnight steam sauna, exercise, 18 S. Kingshighway. 367-3152 HAVE small garment shop, will accept sub-contract jobs. Box H- Post-Dispatch SWEDISH Health Spa, 613 E. Broadway, Alton, not the largest but the best, 1-618-462-9509 Travel, Tours 0638 FREE CARS-to N.Y., other states, borrow ohe Way.

231-7035 AAACON AUTO 506 OLIVE Share a Ride 0653 RIDE WANTED from McKelveyDorsett to 11th and Locust, 8 to 4:30. 434-4979 after 6 p.m. Swaps 0679 BLEMISHED TIRE SALE. Satisfaction guaranteed. No on sale junk.

Mounted and balanced. We have wheels. Many credit cards. 10:30 'til 7 p.m. 5820 Hampton, 352-9674 or MO 4-5683 PAINTING, Interior decorating carpentry, swap for anything of value, etc.

869-8568 SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 1578 TRUCK DRIVER Training in St. Louis AMERICAN TRUCK DRIVING SCHOOL 320 PROOKES Haze lwood, Mo. WRITE OR CALL 731-1550 PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN COMPUTERS Learn from a computer manufacturer, CONTROL DATA CORPORATION. Call for free brochure 534-8181 CONTROL DATA INSTITUTE Approved for Veterans LEARN WELDING: Gas, Arc, Mig, production, training to certification. DAY OR EVENING CLASSES.

St. Louis Welding Institute, 3854 Washington, 534-2586 SITUATIONS 1735 BOOKKEEPER. Revolving credit experienced. Male. 843-6910 DAY WORK.

Wed. cleaning. Ironing. References 534-4426 MAINTENANCE 'Machinist, rienced, same company 22 years, DO machine impossible, satistaction guaranteed. Box H-109, George Annie Altschuh, aunt IDLER Michigan 15, 10 Cemetery.

302 p.m, nations is a.m. MAN, around the house. any kind of work. 781-1848 SMALL truck and driver. Light hauling.

Local beyond, 961-6553 with TRUCK 2 DRIVER, Ryder graduate years diesel tractor trailer experience, local the road, no accidenta, machine, 644-5574 WHI do a in my home. Call alter 5,.