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wr i www 6B Aug. 2. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Court Forbids Firm To Sell 3 Nursing Homes i W) To Be sfeed To Accused Of Race Bias Cfcecfe Firm In Renting Sikeston, Mo. The corporation and two of its officers are among five individuals and 14 corporations scheduled for trial in U.S.

District Court in St. Louis on a 34-count Medicaid fraud indictment. The trial date is Aug. 24. Under the state's Medicaid program, nursing homes are reimbursed reasonable costs for the care of elderly patients unable to pay.

Louis County issued the order Friday after the state Department of Social Services told him that the corporation planned to sell the subsidiaries on Saturday. The department is seeking reimbursement from the nursing homes of Delhaven Manor in St. Louis, Villa Capri Manor in Maryland Heights and Rolling Hills Estates in Branson, Mo. Health Projects has headquarters in By E. S.

Evans Of tha Pott-Dispatch Staff A temporary court order has forbidden Health Projects Inc. and three of Its subsidiary nursing-home operations from disposing of their assets. Missouri officials say the company and the homes have received $411,495 in Medicaid overpayments. Circuit Judge Milton A. Saitz of St.

Tackle FROM PAGE ONE take him down." Shepherd said the maneuver wasn't difficult. "You play enough football, you know what to do," he said. "It's just like tackling someone." After wrestling Brown to the floor, the youths were assisted by officers assigned to the Prisoner Processing and Central divisions who had been alerted to the escape attempt by an alarm. Police said Officer George Stokes, a fingerprint technician was fingerprinting a group of five prisoners in the second-floor holdover when Brown and Darryl Marks, 19, advanced on him in a threatening manner. Barry Short, an attorney for the corporation, said it has been negotiating to sell certain operations, Including the three named in the suit.

He said no action was scheduled for. Saturday. "The suit is a surprise to us," Short said. "I cannot comment further." Ordered to appear in court Aug. 13 to show why a temporary injunction should not be issued were Health Projects and its subsidiaries of Health Services of Branson St.

Louis No. 4 Villa Capri Homes Inc. and H.S.A. successor to the Villa Capri corporation. Gretchen Engquist, in charge of the Social Services Department's family services division, said in the suit that the subsidiaries' assets constitute the bulk of Health Projects' property.

Sale agreements attached to the suit as exhibits "clearly indicate the defendants intend to dissolve themselves," Ms. Engquist said. The proceeds of a sale of dissolution of a corporation are distributed to the shareholders, she said, and would result in the assets being placed beyond the department's reach. The temporary restraining order prohibits distribution, disposal or transfer of the proceeds of the sale of subsidiary assets until further court order. The sale is not forbidden.

The suit contends the following overpayments: Health Projects, $294,875 for the 1977, 1978 and 1979 fiscal years. Health Services of Branson, $48,723 for 1978 and 1979. St. Louis No. 4, $34,713 for 1977-79.

H.S.A., $33,184 for 1978-79. The department's claims have been appealed to the state's administrative hearing commission. Policeman Drowns In Canoe By Robert L. Joiner Of the Post-Dispatch Staff The Department of Housing and Urban Development's civil rights division will be asked to investigate The Michelson Organization, a Clayton-based real estate firm. Former Michelson employees and a tenants organization have accused the company of discriminating against blacks by refusing to rent them apartments in several complexes managed by the firm.

Robert Knickmeyer, executive director of the Greater St. Louis Committee for Freedom of Residence, said Saturday that the group will ask for the federal inquiry within the next few days. The HUD complaint would be the second filed against Michelson by Freedom of Residence. The organization filed a complaint Friday with the Missouri Commission on Human Rights. Knickmeyer said a separate discrimination complaint would be filed against Michelson by a black who allegedly was denied an apartment for racial reasons.

The charges against Michelson surfaced in June when two former employees, Janet Goessling and Linda Craig, alleged that the company used a written code to differentiate between black and white applicants and to screen out blacks. The women said the code word "pro" was placed at the top of each application from a black client. The women said the word --2 was a code for black. The two are former assistant managers of Aspen Woods apartments in Florissant. It is one of several St.

Louis County apartment complexes managed by Michelson. Michelson officials have repeatedly denied the charges and have said the two women who made the allegations were apparently unhappy at being dismissed for unsatisfactory work. Knickmeyer said his organization had received unsolicited information to substantiate the charges made by the women. He said the information was slipped under the door of Freedom of Residence's office at 438 North Skinker Boulevard. "The documents are tally sheets used by Michelson," Knickmeyer said.

"They show the number of people applying for apartments and who got them. The documents show that blacks were denied housing on the basis of race. "One category on the documents is called or a code for black. They have another category for reason for nonrental. The code 'pro features' follow this second category." Knickmeyer charged that Michelson had violated the federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, which prohibits discrimination in the rental or sale of housing on the basis of race, sex and national origin.

"In a few days, we will ask HUD to conduct a full-scale investigation," Knickmeyer said. "We will ask that this case be investigated on a pattern and practice basis. That means HUD won't be looking at one complaint and one violation of the law, but at the rental practices and policies of seven Michelson-managed properties in St. Louis County." When Brown advanced on Stokes, the officer swung his fingerprint roller at the prisoner, police said. Police don't carry weapons in the holdover.

Brown made his way to a stairway and ran down to the first floor with Stokes at his heels. Brown then ran smack into Cotton and Shepherd. Later, Brown was taken to City Hospital, 1515 Lafayette Avenue, to be treated for lacerations of the mouth sustained from the fingerprint roller. Stokes and Central District Officer Janet Kuhl, who was struck accidentally with the roller during the melee in the lobby, were treated at St. Louis University Hospitals, 1325 South Grand Boulevard.

Cotton and Shepherd were not injured. Officer Charles Marvin of the Prisoner Processing Division lauded the two young men's efforts. Warrants charging Brown with escaping custody, second-degree assault and resisting arrest were being sought Saturday along with a warrant for the murder charge on which he had been arrested earlier Friday night. Police planned also to seek warrants charging Marks with aiding the escape An off-duty Richmond Heights policeman drowned late Saturday afternoon during a canoe accident in Unger Park near Interstate 44 and River Road in Fenton, St. Louis County police reported.

Police said that Patrolman William Duncan, 46, who lived in Richmond Heights, drowned when a canoe from which he was fishing overturned in a pond in the park. Duncan's son, Bruce, and a friend, Joe Notter, were also in the canoe during the accident, but apparently' were not injured, police said. Duncan was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Joseph Hospital of Kirkwood, 525 Couch Avenue. obituaries pridge FROM PAGE ONE Tanos said.

Preliminary findings are that no mechanical failure was Involved, but that the visibility may have been impaired by a light haze. Also, the river current was strong and the 15 barges were fully loaded, which made them difficult to control. Don Spencer, head of the St. Louis office of the U.S. Geological Survey, estimated that the current at the King Bridge at the time of the mishap was between seven and nine feet a second, or roughly from five to six miles an hour.

The river was running about four Qiches above flood stage. When the towboat struck th bridge, (he cable lashings parted. All IS barges spun downstream, where they crashed into moored barges in fleeting areas on both banks of the river. Fleeting areas are places where barges are assembled Into tows in the way freight cars are assembled in a rail yard. More than 100 fleeted barges were knocked adrift.

Several were severely damaged with holes torn in their steel skins. One, a flatdeck work barge, sank. The towboat that struck the bridge was the Virginia E. Towey, owned by Dravo-Mechling Corp. of Pittsburgh.

The company purchased the boat last month, along with with the rest of the former Nilo Corp. fleet, from Olin Corp. of East Alton. Her captain was off watch at the time, and she was under the command of her mate. Tanos said that of the IS barges, 12 were laden with grain, two with structural steel and one with tallow.

Two of the grain barges, one of the steel barges and the tallow barge later sank. Tanos said he could give no dollar figure for the damages until the investigation is completed, but it will amount to many hundreds of thousands of dollars. Accident William Duncan HUSSERS. JOHN ALBERT Age 80, Passed away July 31. beloved husband of the late Lorelta Riley, dear father of Dolores Smith.

LaVerne Jackson, dear grandfather and dear HOME. St James. MO from 5 to 9 Sat, Aug 1, to OUTHERN FUNERAL HOME. 6322 So. Grand Sun Aug 2.

3 p.m. to 9 to Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, Mass 10 a Aug 3. Interment National Cemetery. Member of American Legion and Telephone Pioneers. KEY, MAE of Warrenton.

Mo July 30. 1981 dear wife of the fate William Key, dear mother of William Key of Warrenton, Emma Delphin Cardwell of Baton Rouge, dear sister of Cart Wessell and Laura Bur gess, bom ot warrenton, tma-fee Gerdeman of Wentzville. dear grandmother and great-grandmother Services Mon Aug at the NIEBERG-PAUl Chapel. Warrenton. Interment Warrenton Cemetery.

Visitation after 3 p.m. Sun. KLOPFER, WINIFRED entered into rest, Wed July 29, 1981. beloved wife of the late Clayton A. Klopfer.

dear mother of Jane K. Willson and the late Ruth K. Phelan. our dear grandmother and great-grandmother. Private graveside services were held Fri.

July 31 at Hiram Cemetery KRIEGSHAUSER WEST SERVICE. LAPIN, SOL Aug. 1. 1981. beloved husband of Josephine Lapin, dear brother ot the late Bessie Buchman, Dora, Joseph Morns, Meyer, Jack, Noah and Ben Lapin, our dear uncle and great-uncle Graveside service 1 at Chevra Kadisha Cemetery, Page and North South Rd.

Contributions preferred to a intv DSKOPF Service. LATTIMER, WILLIAM H. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Sat Aug 1, 1 981 beloved husband ot Eleanor Lattimer (nee Eichacker) dear father of William and Larry J. Lattimer. brother of Dolores Wood, grandfather, father-in-law.

brother-in-law, uncle, and cousin. Funeral Tues. Aug 4. 9 30 a from MATH HERMANN A SON Chapel, 10212 Halls Ferry Rd. to St.

Jeromes Church (Bis-sell Hills). Mass 10 am Interment Ml Carmel, Belleville III. Mr. Lattimer was retired from Regal Shoe Co. Visitation Mon.

after 2 p.m. MARTIN, ADELINE LOUISE (nee Nadler), thurs July 30, 1 981 beloved wife of Robert P. Martin, dear mother ot Judy Merkei. Deborah Polley, Jane Oberbeck, Tina Moore and James Martin, dear sister of Leslie Nadler, our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law, grandmother, aunt and cousin. Memorial services, Sun Aug 2.

4 p.m. from Christ United Church of Christ, Bellevue and Bruno Aves. Friends who desire may make contributions to Muscular Dystrophy Association. JAY B. SMITH SERVICE.

MASELTER, BOB fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Sat. Aug 1 1 981 dear son of John and Virginia Maselter (nee Komotos). dear brother of Jan and the late John Maselter. grandson, nephew, and cousin.

Funeral from SCHRADER Funeral Home. Ballwin, Mo. Mon 10 a m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation 1-9 Sun.

MAYO, MARION St Charles, Mo July 31. 1981. husband of Sophia Martin Mayo, father of John and Albert Canon Bill White. Charles Mayo, Stella White and the late James and Jack Mayo, dear brother, grandfather, and greal-grandfa- Funeral 11am Tues. at the BAUE Funeral Home Chapel, 620 Jefferson St St Charles Interment Fee Fee Cemetery.

Visitation after 6 m. Sun Memorial contributions may be made lo the St. Louis Heart Association. MILLER, DOLORES O. (nee Green), July 30.

1981, beloved wife of Eugene Miller, dear mother ot Michael Miller. Linda Often and Tonya Miller, dear daughter of Viola Hanak, dear sister of Dawson Green and Martin Hanak dear grandmother of Sean Michael Miller, dear daughter-in-law and aunt Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER ST. CHARLES FUNERAL HOME, 1475 Fairgrounds fid on Aug 3 at 1 m. Interment St. Charles Memorial Gardens.

Visitation after 6 Sat. obituaries paddy Chayefsky, 58, Of Dies Of MORRISSEY, ADA A. (nee Porteil). fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Thurs July 30, 1981, beloved wife of the late Aloysius Morrissey, dear daughter of the late Larry and Elizabeth Porteil (nee Trokey), dear sister of Luanda (Cinda) Boyer, Virginia Sekyra. Joseph Ported and the late Verna Uebel.

our dear sister-in-law. aunt, great-aunt, great-great aunt, great-great-great aunt and cousin Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, Mon Aug 3, 10 30 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemtery Member of Telephone Pioneers of America and retiree of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Masses or contributions to the American Cancer Society preferred. In parlor 3 p.m. NEWCOMB, REBECCA Thurs July 30.

1961 beloved sister ol Elizabeth Newcomb and Florence DeGarmo, dear aunt of Charles Pace, Everett DeGarmo and Captain Norman Newcomb. Funeral from NEW CHAPEL OF HOWARD MICHEL Funeral Home, 5930 Southwest at Hampton. 10 am Interment Bellefontaine. Visitation p.m. O'DONNELL, HAZEL M.

(nee DuRuz), July 31. 1981. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, wife of the late James O'Donnell, beloved mother of Bernice Westhoff, dear sister ot Evelyn Nolan, dear grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law. aunt and friend. Funeral Mon.

Aug. 3, 8 45 a m. from SULLIVAN-MUCKLE Mortuary. 8606 Jennings Rd. at Hord Ave.

to Cor- fus Christi Church. Mass 9 am. nterment Calvary. IN PARLORS SUN. 1-9 P.M.

PALOZOLA, FRANK II, suddenly July 29, 1981, dear son ot Ronald and Rose Marie (nee Wyrlck) Palozola, dear brother of Andrea Palozola. dear grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palozola. our dear nephew, cousin and friend.

Funeral Mon. Aug 3,10 am. from BASLER Funeral Home, Ste. Genevieve. Mo.

Interment Union Park Cemetery. Chaffee, Mo. Visitation 6 p.m. Sat. PERRIN, IRENE (nee Nehls), Thurs July 30, 1981, beloved wife of the late Eugene Perrin, dear mother of the late Helen A.

Miller, dear grandmother of Helen Reading, dear sister of Elsie Skaggs, our dear aunt and friend Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois. Aug. 3, 11 a m. Interment Mt.

Olive Cemetery. In parlor Sun. 11 am. POCILUJKO, MARGARET, (nee Jones), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church July 30, 1981, beloved wife of the late Frank Pocilujko. dear daughter of Caroline Bres-nan, dear friend of Max Silver, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, niece, and cousin.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois, Mon Aug 3, 9:30 a to St John Nepomuk Church Interment Resurrection Cemetery Member of, and Past President of, American Legion Auxiliary 299, Past District President of 11th and 12th Districts of the American Legion Auxiliary, partner ot Salon 17-8 et 40. Contributions to American Cancer Society appreciated American Legion Auxiliary service 8 p.m. In parlors 3 p.m POMERLEAU, ELSIE L. (nee Richardson), on July 31, 1981, dear sister ot Claude Richardson, our dear sister-in-law.

aunt, great-aunt, and cousin Funeral from TED FENDLER-Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln, Mon. Aug. 3 at 1 0 a m. Interment St. Matthews Cemetery.

In state Mon. 9 a m. POWER, MATHILDA C. (nee Rode), Fri July 31. 1981.

fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear wife of the late Thomas Power, dear sisler of Alma Rode Hug. dear aunt, great-aunt and cousm Funeral from GEBKEN BENZ Mortuary, 2842 Meramec St. Tues Aug 4. at 9:30 a to St. Agatha Church for 10 a m.

Mass. Interment National Cemetery. Visitation Mon. after 2 m. PRINSTER, MARCELLUS J.

(MORRIS) RR Fallon, fortified with the Sacraments ot Holy Mother Church, age 71. dear husband of Celeste M. Prinster (nee Rhodes), dear son of Elizabeth Prinster. dear brother ot Meivina Borgmeier, Lorraine Pallardy, Clara Auchly, Allie Prinster and Anthony Prinster, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Mr Prinster at PITMAN Funeral Home, Wentzville, after 12 30 p.m.

Sun Funeral Mon. 10 a m. from Immaculate Conception Church, Dardenne. Interment Church Cemetery. Prayers recited Sun.

7 30 m. Pitman Chapel. Member of KC Dardenne Council 2273 and Fourth Degree KC ot Blessed Philippine Duchesne Assembly. f. "0 11 itV WELBY, PEGGY, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church.

Fn July 31, 1981. darling daughter of Robert and Jo Ann (nee Bathe), dear sister of Ann. Steve. Joe. John and Jim Welby.

dear granddaughter ot Andrew and Marie Bathe dear niece, grand-niece and cousin Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home. 6322 Grand blvd Mon Aug 3.9 30am to St Stephen Protomatyr Church tor 10 am Mass Interment SS Peter ft Paul In lieu of flowers, donations to Msgr Behrmann Dept ot Catholic Special Education Fund appreciated Visitation alter 6pm Sat WESTHOFF See Donnell WILLIAMS. MARION (nee Sondag), suddenly Fn July 31, 1981. beloved wife of Fred Williams, dearest mother of Pal Lodderhose and Charlotte Keating, dear sister of Joseph Sondag and Beatrice Volaw, our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, sister-in-iaw.

niece, aunt, cousm and friend Services at HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary. 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Mon 1 30 Intermenl New St Marcus Cemetery Mrs Williams was a member of Ml Tabor and the Women Guild VISITATION SAT. AFTER 4 PM WILSON, DAVID LEE Des Peres. Fri July 31. 1981.

dear husband of Marietta Wilson (nee Carroll), father of John Mark A Patricia Paul A Michael Wilson, son of Helen and the late Clinton Wilson, brother of Hazel Whitworth Memorial Mass 11 am. at SI Clements Church Private Intermenl Oak HIM Cemetery Masses preferred or Memorials to St Jude Hospital. Memphis. Tenn. A PFITZINGER MORTUARY Service.

YANCEY, NAN (nee Hamilton). Sat Aug 1 1 981 beloved wife ot the late Wheeler (Bill) Yancey dear mother of Lorraine Kerls, grandmother ot Michael and Robert Kerls, great -grand- mother of Michael and Daniel, mother-in-law ot Charles sister-in-law. aunt, and cousin Mrs. Yancey in state at MATH HERMANN A SON Chapel. 10212 Halls Ferry Rd Mon Aug 3, 3-9 Then in slate at Brinkopf-Howell Funeral Home.

Cape Girardeau. Mo Funeral Wed Aug 5. 11 am. Interment Fairmont Park Cemetery, Cape Girardeau. Member of Bethany Peace AC and Lodge 252 Lady Auxiliary of U.TU.

ZOELLER, EMIL Wed July 29. 1981. beloved husband of Elizabeth V. Zoeller, dear father of Kenneth Schmitz and Mary Thacker, dear brother of Emma Trucks, dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER SOUTH.

4228 Kings-highway. Mon. Aug 3 1030 a m. Interment National. A retired member of Printing Pressmen Local No 6 and a member of Santiago-Argonne Post No.

1 102. who will conduct services at 8 m. Sun. Visitation after 1 Sal. BURIAL VAULTS 032 2 grove lots in Valhalla Cemetery, very reasonable.

921-5347. CEMETERIES-MAUSOLEUMS 033 6 GRAVE Lots In Memorial Pork Cemetery, St. Louis. section i IPSO lor all. 513 B3I 8.

4 GRAVE LOT-Memorial Park, Sec. 17. $400, ii 7 3448 DOUBLE Garden Crypt, Memorial Pork Cemetary, $1500, near Chapel, 1-665-572 HWISTS J3L Express Your Sympathy with NETTIE'S FLOWERS 3801 S. GRAND South County Center rUNEKAL DIKECTOHS 037 ALBERT HOPPE Fonerol Home Shipping Service. Cremations, Anatomlcol Donations 11 Washington Blvo.

361 0500 CROGHAN MODUMEWTS 31 ROSE BROUGH MONUME NT 7001 Chippewa 351-4300 iVq W. Florissant 3S7, fMTEWUU. NOTICES 3i MORRISSEY. ADA A. ST.

LOUIS LIFE MEMBER CLUB. TELEPHONE PIONEERS III HEMOKKII M5 ABERNATHY, SADIE JULY 30. 1W0 IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAR MOTHER. SADLY MISSED by RICHARD FAMILY CHIODINI, JAMES A Aug 3. 1973.

Dear Jim, vears have passed since you went owav. How I tried to keep vou here. But God Hod His wav, The Days are horder. as time posses by, I Loved vou then, and I still do now. LONELY WIFE LENA KLAGES, KATHERINE.

In Loving Memory, Aug. 3, 1961. A Smile. A Teor, A Thought Sincere, How Often I Wish You were Still Here. LOVINGLY REMEMBEREDbV DAUGHTE ALL who Loved Her.

MUCKLER. AUGUST AUG 6, 1964 AS TIME GOES ON I MISS YOU MORE! ALWAYS REMEMBERED by your MOTHER MUELLER. LILLIE, Aug 5, 1971 In Loving Memory ot My Dear Mother. A Memory, A Tear, A Thought Sincere. How Often I Wish You Were Still Mere; Dees In My Heart You'll Always 5tov, Loved Remembered Every Day.

SADLY Missed by DAUGHTER BERNICE SHARP, TROY AUG. 7, 1971 In Loving Memory of our DEAR HUSBAND 1 FATHER What we would give It we could say "Hello Pop" In the some old wav, to hear his voice, see his smile, to sit with him chat awhile, so vou who hove a Father, do cherish him with core, for you'll never know the heartache. tillyouseehlsempfychoirl r. TO PLACE AN INMEMORIAM PLEASE CALL JEAN 415 7115 RICHARDSON, IDA MAY (nee Pomeroy). Sat Aug 1.

1981, beloved wife ot Andrew Floyd Richardson, our dear aunt great-aunt, sister-in-law, and cousin Funeral from OREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel. 7733 Natural Bridge, 1 pm Tues Aug 4 Interment Lake Charles. Visitation after 6pm Sun. RILEY, JAMES ARLIE Fri July 31, 1981 beloved husband of Millie Riley (nee Paulsell). dear father of James Riley, and Joan Riley Hablutzel.

dear brother of Katherine Smith, and Carrie Whitaker dear father-in-law of Mane Lea Riley, and Ralph Hablutzel. dearjjrand-fsther of Susan Kay Snider, James Riley. Janet Ann Granda. Steven Roy. Allan Lee and Carl James Hablutzel.

great-grandfather ot five great-grandsons, brother-in-law, uncle, and great-uncle Service at HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Morturary. 6464 Chippewa at Watson. Mon 10 30 am Interment Sunset Burial Park Member of Missouri Bar St Louis Bar Assn Walter J. Hatzteld American Legion Post 35. Scottish Rite and Pomegranate Lodge 95, AF AM Masonic service Sun 8 pm.

VISITAION SUN. AFTER 2 PM. SACHSENHEIMER, LOUIS W. Fri July 31. 1981.

beloved husband of Frieda Sachsenheimer (nee Watson), dear father of David Steven and Daniel A. Sachsenheimer, dear brother ot Robert Sachsenheimer. Trella Wheeler and Delores Kovautt, dear step-brother ot David Sachsenheimer, dear brother-in-law, father-in-law. grandfather, uncle and cousin Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary. 1 18 N.

Florissant Ferguson. Aug 3. 9 30 a m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery Visitation after 1 0 a Sun. SCHACK, CHARLES fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Fri.

July 31. 1981, beloved husband of the late Maude Schack (nee Carter), dear brother, brother-in-law. uncle and friend Funeral Mon Aug 3. 9 30 a from MATH HERMANN A SON Chapel. 10212 Halls Ferry Rd to St.

Jerome Church (Bissell Hills). Mass 10 a m. Interment Lake Charles. Visitation Sun. 4-9 p.m.

SCHNEIDER. LOUIS, July 30. 1981. fortified with the Sacraments ot Holy Mother Church, dear husband of Gertrude L. Schneider, dear father of Norma Throop and Vera M.

Tngo. dear brother of Cecelia Hooge. our dear grandfather, great grandfather, father-in-law, uncle and cousin Funeral from FIESER Funeral Home. 401 Gravois Fenton. Funeral Mass Mon.

9 30 a m. St Paul Church. Fenton Interment Sparkman-Hillcrest Cemetery, Dallas, Texas. In parlors Sun. 2-9 m.

SCHNEIDER, PROF. CARL Webster Groves. Wed July 29, 1981 beloved husband of Louise Schneider, dear father of Marian Clayton and Carl J. Schneider, dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle Memorial services Mon 4 8 m. at Evangelical United hurch of Chrlsf Plant A Lock-wood, Webster Groves Interment private Memorials to Eden Theological Seminary, 475 E.

Loch wood preferred. GERBER Chapel Service. SISTER MARY OCTAVIA BERTRAM, of the Sisters of St. Mary, Aug 1, 1981, our dear aunt A cousin Visitation at St Mary of the Angels Motherhouse, 1100 Bellevue Ave. Funeral Mass Mon Aug.

3.1 pm in Mother-house Chapel Interment Resurrection Cemetery. STACY, DORA, (nee Crawford), formerly of Bloomfield. at Frostproof. Tues. July 28, 1981, dear mother ot Virgil Stacy, dear aunt, grandmother and great-grandmother.

Interment Herrin. July 31. 1961. TURECK, CHARLES Thur July 30, 1 981 beloved husband of Ann Tureck (nee Probst), dear brother-in-law, uncle and friend Funeral Wed 10 amJ from JOHN ZIEGENHEIN ft SONS, 7027 Gravois Interment National Cemetery Member of Trinity Lodge 641 A ft A Scottish Rite. Moolah Temple.

Loyal Chapter 51 1 E.S., Freedom White Shrine 37. Anheuser-Busch Post 299 American Legion and Beer Bottlers Union Local 1187 Freedom White Shrine service Sun. at 8 pm. service Mon. at 7 30 p.m.

Rose Croix service Tues. at 7:30 p.m. Masonic service Tues. at 8 m. and Guard of Honor service Tues.

at 8 30 p.m. Visitation after 5 p.m. Sun. VOGEL, FRED fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Fri July 31, 1981. beloved husband of Gladys Vogel (nee Scott), dear brother of Lillian Hudgens of Stanberry, dear uncle of David Callies and Sharon Winter berg, close friend of Michael Eckhoff, our dear cousin and friend.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois. Mon. Aug. 3. 9 a Interment Dixon Cemetery, Dixon, MO.

In parlor 2 p.m. WARNER, ELMER of Sullivan, formerly of St. Louis, asleep In Jesus, July 30. 1981. beloved husband of Zerelda Warner (nee Bangert).

dear father of Forrest Warner dear brother of Herbert Warner, Alberta Haueisen and the late Richard Warner, our dear grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle, brother-in-law. Funeral services 11 am. Mon WHITE -MULLEN Mortuary. 118 N. Florissant rd Fer- fiuson.

Private cremation. Visi-ation after 1 Sun. Lion Rose Services Sun. eve Mr. Warner past Pres.

of Hampton Lion Club ft Sullivan Lion Ciub. former partner ot Warner- -Noll Bakery. Memorials to Lion's Eye Fund preferred. COATES. BEATRICE 0.

(nee Gale). Thurs July 30. 1981. dear wife of the late Elgin Roy Coates, dear mother of Grace Jeanne Schatz and Beatrice Audrey Casper, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, aisler-m-law and aunt NO VISITATION Graveside service only on Mon. Aug 3, 9 45 a m.

at National Cemetery. Jefferson Barracks. Contributions in her memory to Faith Presbyterian Church Youth Experiences, 1603 Doughtery Ferry Kirkwood. Mo preferred KRIEGSHAUSER SOUTH Service COLEMAN, JOY F. (nee McCarty).

on July 31, 1981, beloved wife of the late Thomas J. Coleman, dearest mother of Stephen Coleman, dear sister of Harold our dear sister-in-law, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from DREHMANN HARRAL Chapel. 7733 Natural Bridge, 10 a Aug 3rd. Interment St John's Cemetery.

Granite City. III. Visitation after 1 p.m. Sun. DUANE, FABIAN R.

fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Thurs. July 31, 1 98 1 dear sister of Robert of SI Louis and Gerard Duane of Houston. Texas, dear sister In law. aunt and great aunt. Funeral from BOCKLAGE FUNERAL HOME.

6536 Clayton Rd. Mon. August 3. 9 30 a to the Church of the Little Flower. Boland and Arch Terrace, mass 10 00 a.m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery, retired employee of the City of Richmond Heights. Masses preferred or contributions to Cardinal Ritter Institute or Hospice Association of St. Mary Health Center. Visitation after 12 noon Sun. ELLMERS, LINDA E.

(nee Behrens). Fri July 31, 1981. beloved wife of the (ate Oliver G. Ellmers, our dear aunt and cousin. Funeral from the HEILIGTAG Funeral Home, 1081 Highway 61-67.

at 141, Arnold. Mo Aug 3. 1 Intomb-ment Valhalla Mausoleum. Member ol Venus Chapter 153 E.S and Scottish Rite Women Club services Sun 7 30 p.m. Donations may be made to the chanty of your choice.

Visitation after 2 m. Sun. FARLEY, MARGIE A. (nee Scott), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. July 31.

1981. wife of the late James Farley, dear sister of Agatha Dosenbach. James and the late Will Scott, dear sister-in-law of Lena Scott, foster mother of three, aunt and great aunt. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 Grand Aug. 3, 9:30 a m.

to St Francis of Assissi Church for 10 a Mass Interment SS Peter and Paul. Member of St. Ann's Sodality. Visitation after 2 p.m. Sun.

FICK, PAULINE, (nee Wood), July 31 1981. beloved wife of the late Dr. Oliver A Fick, dear mother of Oliver Fick, dear grandmother of James B. Fick. our dear sister, mother-in-law.

sister-in-law. aunt and cousin Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary, 118 Florissant Ferguson. Mon Aug 3, 1 m. Interment Zion Cemetery Member of Logan College of Chiropractic Ladies Auxiliary. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Logan College Scholarship Fund preferred.

Visitation after 1 Sun. FOWLER, LAURA July 27, 1981, devoted sister of Margaret Fowler and Mary Herhold and the late Irene 6cheel, James and John Fowler, dear aunt, great-aunt, and great-great-aunt. Mtss Fowlwer donated her remains to St. Louis University. HUTCHENS Mortuary Service.

FRIEDMAN. EMIL A. Antonia. Mo asleep In Jesus Fri. July 3 1 1 981 beloved husband of Esther Friedman (nee Hemme).

dear father of Sherman and Charles Friedman, and Carol Fleer, dear father-in-law of Laverne and Jean Friedman, and Thomas Fleer, dear grandfather of Vickie. Steven and Todd Friedman, Barbara and Sheree Fleer, our brother, brother-in-law, uncle and friend. Mr Friedman in state at the HEILIGTAG Funeral Home, 1081 Hwy 61-67 at 141. Arnold Mo until Sun Aug. 2, 12 noon.

Services same day 2 St Pauls Lutheran Church, Otto Mo Interment Shepherd Hills Cemetery. Visitation after 2 pm. Sat. GIBSON, RUSSELL E. on Fri July 31.

1 98 1 beloved husband of Hazel Gibson, (nee Bass), father of Suzanne and Rick Gibson, brother of Lydia Koe-nig, Ola Preiss, Thelma Warden and Rev. Victor Gibson and the late Iva Chieds, Raymond and Phillip Gibson dear brother-in-law, father-in-law. grandfather, nephew, uncle and cousin. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR AND SON Funeral Home, 9825 Halls Ferry Rd on Aug. 3, 10 a to Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery for graveside services at 1 1 a Member of Jennings Lodge 640 A.F A M.

Masonic services Sun at 8 pm In lieu of flowers, family prefers donations to Cancer Funding Interment National Cemetery. Visitation 3-9 p.m. and 3-9 p.m. HERZOG, ROSE B. on July 28,1981, daughter of the late Theobold and Mary L.

Herzog, beloved friend of Or. and Mrs. Joshua E. Jensen and family. Memorial Service 10:30 a m.

Tues. Aug 4 at Oakgrove Chapel. 780 buo si t-nanes hock Rd. Friends wishing, may make contributions to Christian Old Peoples Home, 600 Chambers Road. 631 35.

HICKEL, MAE 0.. Fri July 31. 1981. beloved wife of the 'ate Oliver Hickel dear mother of Oliver Hickel dear mother-i'waw and grandmother. Private family services will be held Aug.

3. HUO See Power Anthonies. Mike Benson, Roy R. Bowles, Upshaw P. Bridge, Anne Marie Buehner, Katherine E.

Capps, Margaret C. Coates, Beatrice D. Coleman, Joy F. Duane, Fabian R. Ellmers, Linda E.

Farley, Margie A. Fick, Pauline Fowler, Laura V. Friedman, Emil A. Gibson, Russell E. Herzog, Rose B.

Hickel, MaeO. Hug Hussers, John Albert Key, M. Klopfer, Winifred Lapin, Sol J. Lattimer, William H. Martin, Adeline Louise Maselter, Bob Mayo, Marion Miller, Dolores Morrissey, Ada A.

Newcomb, Rebecca O'Donnell, Hazel M. Palozola, Frank J. II Perrin, Irene M. Pocilujko, Margaret Pomerleau, Elsie Power, Mathilda C. Prinster, Marcellus J.

(Morris) Richardson, Ida May Riley, James Arlie Robbie, Kenneth E. Sachsenheimer, Louis W. Schack, Charles E. Schneider, Louis Schneider, Prof. Carl E.

Sister Mary Octavia Ber tram Stacy, Dora Tureck, Charles F. Vogel, Fred J. Warner, Elmer W. Welby, Peggy Sue Westhoff Williams, Marion M. Wilson, David Lee Yancey, Nan Zoeller, Emil J.

ANTHONIES, MIKE, Thurs. July 30, 1 961 beloved husband of Blanohe Anthonies (nee Pa-laziolo), dear father of Catherine Mario, Ltllian Hollenbaok, Buster Fiieooia, Joe Fileooia, Tony Anthonies, Marie Barks, Andrew Anthonies and the late Louis Anthonies, dear father-in-law, grandfather, great grandfather and unole. Funeral Mon. Aug. 3, 9:45 a m.

from COLLIERS Funeral home. 10123 31. Charles Rook Rd to Assumption Greek Orthodox Ohuroh, 6900 Deln.ar Mass 10 30 a m. Interment Calvary Oen.etery. Visitation after 5 p.m.

Sat. BENSON. ROY R. July 31. 1961.

beloved husband of the late Esther Benson (nee Ellen-berger), dear father of Donald Benson, dear father-in-law of Lots Benson (nee Pogue), dear Grandfather of Sootf Benson, ear brother, brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle, cousin, and friend Funeral from FEY Funeral Home. 4100 Lemay Ferry So. of Lindbergh, Aug 3, 1 p.m. Interment New St. Mr-cus Oemelery IN PARLORS AFTER 130 P.M.

SUN. BOWLES, UPSHAW Sat Aug 1. 1981, our dear brother, brother-in-law, unole and great uncle Funeral Aug 3. 10 30 a from JAY SMITH Funeral Home. 7456 Manchester Ave.

Interment Laurel Hill Gardens Friends who desire may make contributions lo St Louis Heart Assn. Visitation after 3 m. Sun. BRIDGE, ANNE MARIE, at Washington, formerly of Houston, Texas and Kirkwood. Mo Thurs.

July 30, 1981. dear daughter of Lorren and Carolyn B. Bridge, sister of Stephen and Robert Bridge, granddaughter, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral service Tues 10 a m. at PFITZINGER Mortuary, 331 Kirkwood Rd.

Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. Visitation Mon 7-9 m. Should friends desire, memorials may be made to St. Louis Cancer Society. BUEHNER, KATHERINE (nee Becker) July 30, 1981, beloved wife of the late August H.

(Gus) Buehner, dear mother of Gus Rich and Bob Buehner, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, great and great-great-aunt. Funeral Mon 1 m. at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN ft SONS. 7027 Gravois.

Interment Sunset. Member of New Apostolic Church. Visitation after 11a m. Sun. CAPPS, MARGARET C.

Knoll), fortified with the Sacia-ments of Holy Mother Church on Sun. July 26, 1981. dear wife of the late Herbert Capps. dear sister of Ida O. Senn and Mary Mitchell, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt, gmat-great-aunt and cousin Services at HOFFMEISTFR BROADWAY Chapel, 7814 Broadway.

9 a m. Ir.teit ment National Cemetery. VISITATION after 6pm Sal. NEW YORK (AP) Paddy Chayefsky, the award-winning Screenwriter of such films as Network" and "Marty," died Saturday of cancer at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. He was 58, Chayefsky's work ranged from the absurd to the poignant to the angry, and included scripts for theater, film and television.

Born in New York City in 1923, Mr. Chayefsky graduated from the City College of New York. He worked as a joke writer for a time, before going to work as a more serious writer. the story of a lonely Butcher, was his first major success. Ernest Borgnine won the Academy Award for best actor for his portrayal of the title character.

Tj -Mr. Chayefsky also wrote such films as; "Bachelor Party," in 1957; "The Goddess," in 1958, and "Middle of the Night," which also was staged on Broadway, in 1956. Other plays included Tenth Man," in 1957, and "The Passion of Josef in 1964. 1 He also won an Oscar for his 1977 screenplay for "Network," a biting satire about a television network that finds it profitable to allow a news anchorman to have a nervous breakdown on camera. And he won an Oscar in 1971 for "The Hospital" a dark, almost surrealistic satire of life at an inner-city medical center.

The film starred Author Cancer 52 Years In Florida Paddy Chayefsky George C. Scott. On the night that Mr. Chayefsky received his award for "Network," actress Vanessa Redgrave used her acceptance speech for "Julia" to denounce pro-Israeli "gangsters" who had protested her film "The Palestinian." When Mr. Chayefsky gave his acceptance speech, he chided Ms.

Redgrave: "A proclamation wasn't necessary, a simple thank-you would have been enough." Mr. Chayefsky's most recent screen credit was for "Altered States," last year's popular film of a professor who uses himself as a guinea pig. James A. Riley Dies; Lawyer For downtown St. Louis until he retired six years ago because of illness.

Mr. Riled served in the U.S. Navy in World War I and belonged to the Walter J. Hatzeld Post of the American Legion. Surviving are his wife, Millie, of St.

Louis; a son, James of Kirkwood; a daughter, Joan Riley Hablutzel, of Downers Grove, two sisters, Katherine Smith, of Glencoe, and Carrie Whitaker, of Overland; six grandchildren, and five A funeral service will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa Street, for James A. Riley, 83, who practiced law in St. Louis for 52 years. Burial will be at Sunset Burial Park.

Mr. Riley died Friday at the Edgewater Nursing Home after a long illness. 1923 cum laude graduate of the Washington University school of law, Mr. Riley also did graduate work at St. Loitis University.

He operated his law practice out of the Buder Building in Anne L. Kolb Services Are Held Every Monday in the Post-Dispatch. With feature began her career as an editor for an Edison Brothers Stores Inc. company publication in St. Louis, after graduating in 1954 from St.

Louis University with a degree in political science. She later moved with her parents to Fort Lauderdale. Surviving are her husband, Joseph a son, Joseph and two daughters, Bernadette and Sean, all of Plantation; and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander "OHie" Fries of Fort Lauderdale.

funeral Mass for Anne L. Kolb, a former St. Louisan who became a civic a 1)0 political leader in the Fort Lauderdale, area, was said Wednesday in Plantation, Fla. Kolb, 48, died last Sunday of cancer. Kolb was elected chairwoman of the Broward County Commission last year, six years after being elected to the 'commission.

She, was the first woman chosen for each post. Kolb, formerly Anne Fries, stories on local businesses and the executives who run them. Pius stock market quotes, personnel changes, business transactions, and stories on economics and finance. Read business today every Monday dial 342-1400 for home delivery. SlltiuiS POST-DISPATCH.