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CAH Of CHIIONtN AND 16(0 NURSING MONISMS IO CAMCIl lOU AO. PUU tnim A NO AM Kxnii). 621-6666 8 AM .8 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK CLASSIFIED INDEX Tlmm.t AupiKi 2a. 1980 ST.LDUIS POST-DISPATCH British Airline Considers Building Hotel In St. Louis Real Estate for Rent Service OauifVcnVM Number To hxcM the yew mm to read, find Ifcm toll, then Mtort aft etomhecrwr, number AH ctotufccafcoM at iwmert col order.

Apoftnaniv (ant Ibtmau fcoparty Uo-laota AiMOunwrcnlt 0)1 ltdi and Proposals Wonted Mi THi KIUISHII WIU NOT "MU Ml 141 II 16 17) 173 Ml 17 HI 137 M) 147 11 D) M7 13 a for Soto Comai ai and SvppbM Campari CMang Cord. Wood. CM Dag) and Con Gong Sam HotMtaW Goodi lWioJGood Hon la lam farm far lant HoMt Houvsi la lant Mobaa Harm to lant Office Span lnorti fai lant loom, kord Suburban hup Suburban, rWshed Wonted to lant tfSMNSIIll lot kwieu OpeortwfcM OMITTfD AOS. Hi AM Mm fetON CHiCK YOO 0 tOt AC OMk NolKM (OoU) CURACY ON INI IW DAY Of KliUCAnON, TM NIWWAM CAN ON1Y MSCONNWI IO TW HIST IfCOi- Vocohaw, fVw ICI INUIIION TO THI fraternal NofttM IXTf NT Of CMMCTID Graetinai AO IUN IN THI NiXT UoolNchce. Oaeclwy 071 151 Hi 061 041 04) Ml Oil ow 049 fi fii 046447 054 IJMfj 057 Found Inttnxtian Nonces Hewottoi Sola (St.

law Orl 67141) nWan, Oreunk 73 iMMrftlTaTrattf rrVflpaVty 731 Uoas an lad J07 land, loll 701-70 Mobria Hon for Soto 76 Money WoMad JO Omar Stoto ftoportM 766 edCitMbsteios WoMad ill lad (stoat Somen Jll teol Eitote Troos 3D lad lik af St Unn 767 adEttatoWontod to Ivy J1S Iota for Solo Ml Suburban Iron. 3146 Mot land 741 Merchandise for Sale Aff CondniaNng (guapnant 147 Aviotion Irasnjcttw IM Antrotl 151 Anrwh 13) AntiquM IS Aowmm and 14 union 15 Autotnabdn 777 4 1 1 loom 1 041 and Personals Schools. Real Estate for Sale too aw dM or i JO 9m rtmtMny tor LTT-1 ltl.Wmwt.OloO.pr.l, Jrnty aid CSomondi 101 Laon Moxi Salai and ftHOM ad bw "The traffic has shown a good and steady growth and has encouraged us greatly," Thomson said here Wednesday. "The load factor on our Boeing 707 flights has Increased from 26 percent in May to 79 percent In August." Thomson was In St. Louis to announce that a larger plane, a wide-bodied McDonnell Douglas DC-10, will be used for the four-day-a-week service beginning Oct.

26. With the DC-10. the London flight will originate In Dallas-Fort Worth and stop at St. Louis. Thomson said the high load factor probably go down some next month and through the winter.

"But there Is a possibility that by spring we will be flying a DC-10 to St. Louis alone and another DC-10 to Dallas," he said. The new DC-10 will have 190 seats, he said, and will'carry luggage on the main deck, leaving the lower deck free for cargo. The new plane will be British Caledonian's seventh DC-10 in service." British Caledonian Airways is exploring the possibility of building a large, first-class hotel in St. Louis, an airline spokeswoman says.

The airline has had casual discussions with potential investors about an 800-room hotel here, but is also exploring possibilities in Atlanta, Houston and Dallas, she said today. British Caledonian is interested in finding Investors, the spokeswoman said. "The airline would like to be (he operator, rather than the developer." The British Caledonian holding company includes Caledonian Hotel Management, which operates IS hotels In Great Britain, Spain and Africa. The spokeswoman said a hotel in St. Louis would be "a good adjunct" to the airline's non-stop flights between St.

Louis and London. Adam Thomson, chairman of the airline, said passenger traffic between St. Louis and London was "better than we had expected" in the first four months of flights. posniu ruuicAiiun, Mahce of typographical errors nutt be onen tinn tw reman before the second ev section, otherwise no ctoun lot repetition of errot shall be ol- rubiiitier reserves Hie right to determine me clatirricotiofi of ony advertisement. rhere it on orroi yaw od, nlaMU nntfv ill at OACOi WO Spatial Stoiihotdm Matting Employment Crnceovrnant Agencies Htlp Wonlod Soon Hafc Wonted Acreage tar Sole Apartments for Sola luanau fVoparty Sote-seost Cawdomirtnjnit Daadt of Trust form and Farm land Ron for Sna cannot change or cancel rkem fort" before me test mixtion rum SituoMm Wonted 0 Police Won't Prosecute Man And Sister For Stealing Food the 150 miles to St.

Louis in the hope of finding an aunt, whose name they did not know. The brother and sister said that their parents were dead and that they had been trying to support themselves in a house that their father left them. "They have no record at all, not even a traffic ticket," said Patrolman Bill Korber, who took them to his house to spend the night. "The man who owned the house said they could keep the clothes," Donaldson said. "We may issue them summonses for trespassing.

It's the least thing we can charge them with." The two have been referred to county welfare officials. ESTHER. Mo. (UPI) A brother and sister who broke into a house and took food because they were hungry will not be prosecuted for burglary, police said Wednesday. "They could have gone upstairs and cleaned the house out," said Patrolman George Donaldson, "but they stayed downstairs, took a ham from the refrigerator and some old clothes." Donaldson said a neighbor saw the 19-year-old man and his 13-year-old sister in the house Tuesday.

She told them to wait outside while she called police. When police arrived, the two were waiting on a porch swing. They told police that they hdd left Poplar Bluff, on Sunday to walk $.9 Million To Train Former Convicts Training Act programs for low-income persons. Clay had threatened to seek an amendment to the Labor Department's spending bill because the department spent only $2.7 million last year on employment and training for offenders and ex-offenders. Clay's aide said convicts who are near parole at halfway houses such as Si.

Mary's Honor Center in St. Louis would benefit from the program. Post-Dispatch Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Rep. William L. Clay, D-St.

Louis, says the Department Of Labor has agreed to spend $4.9 million next year for employment and training of criminal offenders and ex-offenders. An aide to Clay said the money would come out of funds earmarked for the Comprehensive Employment and H)7) 7D7W J75-11 74) 3)1 JM-1M 771 73J 417 IW-Mt JIHIS 417 491 711 MM! 7I37W 317 J03 74)766 6IS4W DCATHS 043 Hutchins HUTCHINS, BERTH July 6 iftHO to Orlando. Fla momet of Roberta Rendel aiater of Amelia waimtner. otarvimoiner ol Missy jAmes A K.m Kantola Memorial service ana. entombment to be heid Aug 9.

at Oak Grove Mausoleum. 7800 St Charles Rock Rd Mrs Huchna was a mem ber ot the fckierberrtea. a Chapter 38b. Smth Infantry It A tfraiAArf Ualh. odist Church 4 Greater St lout hehred mtary unicers Assn may be made to DV Charles Kilo D)oetc A vascular Research: Foundation, 77 7 New Bellas Rd LUPTON Service Jone JONE, JOE.

Aug 26. 19A0 Aiteo in Jesus, beloved hus band ot Virginia A. Jone (nee Dttckman), deai uncle and hoArwi bervice at Wrfllt-MUlLr ft Mortuary, 1 1 8 Florissa.it Rd Ferguson, Aug 29, 1 30 fi Interment Va'nafla Ceme-ary sitHiion after 2 30 pm Thurs Member ot On Leong unmese Mercnani Assn. Klnstler K1NSTLER. DOROTHY Aua 27, ii80, beloved wfe o' Hvmitn KirMht ritmr sister ot Ruth HorwiU.

Gor1on (Mane Sherman and the late Ann Kornblatt. aunt of Harold 1.0Rh and Ronald Morwiu. Alan rite Ellen) Sherman. Laurie (James) Silvers. Lois (Gerald) Cartun, MarVia (Irvtn) K'es-mn.

Gloria (Richard) Grodsny and Milton Hinoon. dear sister- in-law of Helen Hmgen. our dear great-euni 29. 10 am at Cheeed Shel Emeth cemetery. Utive bt Rd Memorial contributions oreferred to Nusech Hart-B nai Zton Congregation or a chanty of your choice.

BfcRGER Memo rial Service. Krattti See Fen Long PKV A-ig 2H, I9B0, of Pactf- Vto in hia Piat vsr. he- t'ed hnbond o' ogene Lonq (nee Esanwn). dear father of Billy Long o' Ltvnnla, Mirh. and Nancy Fenton ot St Louis, dear a'he-n-law, grandfather.

rear-aronoTainer. Dromer-in- iM'aw and uncle and fnther ot the late Rose Marie Long. Lt. tvom u.o ft Funeral Frt Aug 29. THIFBES Funeral Home.

Pacif ic, Mo Interment Sunset Memorial Cemetery Veteran of WWI American Legion Service 7. 30 p.m. inurs. Luckett I I la KVT ruiDI IB T.u Aug 26. 1980, dear husband or the late Llttte Luckett.

father of the late Charies Luckett Jr and dear father of cstentne Dean. Ocle Haynes and James Phelps beloved grandfather, greatgrandfather, great-great-grandfather, brother, uncle, father-in-law and cousin. Viatation Fri, 2 to 4 om, BRUCE Funeral Home, 4469 Washinaton. Funeral 8 Trinity Ml. Carmel Baptist Church.

1819 Prairie Burial Sat. leaving church 9 30 a to Washington Park cemetery. Matthes MATTHES. WALTER Wed Aug 27, 1980, beloved husband of Anna Matthes (nee Litzier). dear Tamer of Juoy DiKIa arul Waltor I UatthMoi brother of Mane Brady and Gfennon Matthea.

grandtather, oreat-arandfather. father-in- raw, brother-in-law, uncle, neohew and cousin. Funerat Aug 30, 8 30 a from MATH HERMANN A SONS Chapel. 10212 Halls Ferry Rd Interment Dexter, Mo Mr Marthas was a former offi cer of the terminal Railroad Assn. Visitation Fri after 2 30 pm.

Mehn See Garrison Nick NICK, WALTER P. (Bib) at Bethesda-D' 'worth Home. Wed Aug 27, 1980. dear husband of the iate Kate Hnrtzog and Martha Leibach Nick, dear uncle of Dorothy E. Stencel.

dear great uncle Funeral from KRtEGSHAUS-ER South 4228 S. Klngshigh-way Blvd. Aug 30. TO am Interment Calvary. Visitation after 2 Fri.

Oliver See Restetil Peaker PEAKER, MILDRED fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Aug. 1980. dear wife of the late -James Peaker. dear mother James E. Peaker dear motn- er-m-iaw ot Irene peaxer, our dear grandmother, sister, sis- ter-in-law and aunt Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS- ER WEST, 9450 Olive HtVd Fri Aug.

29, 9:30 a to St Monica a for 10 a Mass. In terment Calvary. Visitation after 4. p.m. inurs.

Pratt Aug 27. 1980. beloved wife of Richard O. Pratt, dear mnthnr of Lnrrv and Jim Pratt dear sister of Wllma Cheatham, Douui Uonrrul Uackau James and Ftoy Poore, dear Sister-irviaw a no auni. Private service and Interment Bt KMILooMAUofcM aUUlrl 4228 S.

Kinashiohwav. Contri butions to American Cancer Society would be appreciated, NO VI5IIAIIUN. Reaves n-FAVFS. GLADYS L. fBarton) on Wod.

Aug 27. 1900. dear wife of Gilbert Reaves, beloved mother of Mary Kirkendaii, Lonnie Barton, Marjorie Allen, James Berton. Johnny Barton, Rarhara Cat. Peoav Haaer am Alice Loneaa.

our dear grand mother, great- granomoiner, mnttiAr Jn.ifliav nnd aunt Services al HOFFMEISTER CHAPEL. 7814 UroflOWHy, Rut 10 30 a.m. Interment Ml Hope Cemetery. VISITATION AFTER 12 NOON THUHa. Comedian Sam Levenson Dies Of A Heart Attack MitcahmoM for Sola fMSlaxaai ar7c.i fondSopoiai lobbrtl, Morltoyv Stod MATHS 043 Rettelli RE5TCLLI, JUANITA SIMMONS, suddenly Wed.

Aug 3f WoO, bwloved wtte or Victor Resteik, dear mother Cynthia A Schlmae. Othrer Swtwnoos, Rnse L. Wootever. Victor Re- teia and Karan A. bimmons, dear grarKlmother of Richard and Thomas Woolever, deer daughter ot Aaron and Eihel Olive dear mother -in-law of Stephen Schimsa.

BiH Woo lever and pane Hestem. our dear sister -in-law, aunt, great-aunt, mece. cousin and our dear friend Mrs Resteta at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Frf from 2 until 9pm. then In state at Uiwn uniteo Memoaw onurcn. 3M3 Watson Rd Sat from 10 30 a unht service hour at m.

ibbey EntombmerM HNlcrest Rosener fSOSFNCq. BERTHA J. (nee Lunriek). Wed Aug 27. 19AO.

asleep Jesus, Detoved wtte or (ha lata Ernest Roaerter dear mother Helen Runge. Mrtdred oauer ana tne wre tmesr Rosener, our deer mother-in-law, grendmother. graat-grand-mother SHter-n-iaw and aunt. unera om WHITE -MULLEN Morttierv. 1 1 8 Florissant Rd Ferguson.

Fri Aug 29. 1pm. Interment Hiram Park Cemetery Memorials to Zton Lutheran Church of Ferguson apprectat-. ad Visitation after 2 p.m Thurs. Saake SAAKE, ALVtN Tues Aug i wxj, oeioveo nusoana oi Blanche Saake (nee West- brook).

dear father of Blanche tsusnman. oear oranaramer. great-grandfather, dear brother of Josephine Moore. Julia Frank. Walter and Joseph Bad-ar, dear tather-M-law.

bfOther-tn-taw, uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend Futwa fmm the SOUTHERN Funeral Home 6322 S. Grand Btvd Aug 29, 10:30 a m. Interment National. Retired member of Police Veterans Assn In Heu of flowers, contributions would be appreciated to Carondoiet of C. Visitation after 6pm Wed.

Schtsma See Reetern Schumm SCHUMM, BEATRICE E. (nee Burkhardt), fortlhed with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Wed, Aug. 27. 1980.

beloved wife of the late Robert Schumm, dearest mother of Shirley Optch (nee MotteL dear mother-in-law of Carl Optch. dear sister of Alice Buck and Henrietta Sullentrop, dearest grandmother of Sharon Hood. John and Rose Optch, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral services from HOFFMEISTER CHAPEL. 7814 S.

Broadway, 8 15 a m. to the Church of Our Lady ot borrows for celebration of Mass at 9 a m. Interment Sunset VISITATION THURS. 5PM Meases pre ferred. Memoer Ot ot An- iauj' rnillAra ar I nf4u A Sorrows Senior Cttuens Group and Ladies sodality.

Shirley cum cv aUaCi uuai Aug 271980. wife oV the late A Shirley, mother of Martha sninee. Funeral service at Delmar Baptist Church, 6195 Washington Ave on Fri at 10 30 a Interment private. Friends may call at LUPION Chapel, 7233 Delmar after 3 Dm Thurs In lieu of flowers, contri butions may be made to Delmar Baptist Church. 61 95 Washing ton, or.

Louis, rvro wi i Sigmund SfGMUNO, INFANT JESSICA MANOR Looeoeil, Aug 27. 1980. beloved daughter of William P. and Cathy J. Sg- muna (nee ureweo, oear sister of Metonie Cruzen, William P.

and Richard John Sigmund. dear granddaughter of Eddie and Helen Brewer, Catherine Siamund end the late John Stainund. dear areat-orand- dauqhtor of Eva Camp and Lou is uanin, our oear niece ana cousin Mass ot the Angels from St. Clare Catholic Church of St Cliiir Mo Fri Aim 29.10a Interment St. Monica Cerhriic Cemetory.

Visitation CHAPEL HILL Mortuary, Cedar Hln, Mo. after 2 p.m. Thurs. Simmons SeeReetettt Wansong WANSONG. BARBARA (nee Bruch), tortmed wm tne 5acra- a4 Unki Unuu- rK.aav- Aug 26.

1980. beloved wife of Frederick N. Wansong dear mother of Alma Westertiela and the late Ida Birnstill, dear sister of Anna Wessel, dear grandmother of Patricia Ann Wav and Judith VanDueen. dear great-grandmother of Michael and Brian Way, our dear mother-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Uun OQTU1 flrnunlo fial At in 30, a.m.

to Mary Mother of the L-nurcn imerment mw or. Marcus Cemetery, tn parlor p.m. Wehmeyer See Hoffman Wllhelm WILHELM, WALTER E. Fortified In the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Wed. Aug.

27, 1980. beloved husband of Jeanne Wllhelm (nee Noonan), dear father of Irene Lambertv. David Wllhelm and Christine Benack, dear son of Johanna Wllhelm, dear brother of Robert rvunerm, our oear son-in-iaw, tathnr-fn-law. orandfather. brother-in-law, uncle and cousin Funeral from KUTIS Funeral norne.

iuidi uravois A CTDJ Frt Aim OQ O-ID to Seven Holy Founders Church for 10 am. Masa. Interment National Cemetery. In parlor i num. p.m.

will DiOvtil my noma, O'Uiia oiaii. an WILL Hobvtit Hi my tioma. t0 par 4'Aimrt'tt )iiil) WILL AuDviitt In mv noma, ouvt gilldutiilloia flHiC NOTrCtl WUillfcN fi AAMINAT ION tUD CtKIlHtD PUBLIC AlCOUN TAN Cfc ttTIf-iCATfc 4 Wil Bt mho in jtn-nsox ciry on hOVtWBtH 1 una tM COWPLttl: APPLICATIONS MUST St FII tO BV btPltW BLPJO. IvWWlTHTHt MISSOUUI ilAlf BOAHOOF ACCOUNTAN CY. PO BOX li Jt, 1 1 SON CITY MO.

6JI0T UNCitB CIIAC Tf IM. RfMO lit. AN APPLI CANT MUST Bt II YtAHS OlO. POSSfSS A BACCAt AUHtA 1 1 OtGKlt WITH CONCfc NT RA TION IN ACCOUNTING, BF OP COOO MORAL CHARACUM ANO tt A KtSlOENT OF OH tM PI QYf IN MISSOURI WCIAt NOTFCtS 05 SffCIAL NOT II Rrv Ooanv ot sua Woooiond. Citv of Saint Loutt.

Stato ot Mnuuil, ao rwrntiv givo notice thai I witl not a reMWriilbla tor onvdeottcoiitrQcteo otTar thit onto by onvono facepl niyHtlf. sigrmfl) WtigvtL. Owens THOMAS HtF.ltR MAS NOT Be EN FMPtOYfcD BY THfc KALICAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OF lIJ CONuRI SIONAL ORIVt. ST. LOUIS MIS SOURI SINCE JULY II, WO ANO HAS SINCF THAT OATfc HAD NO AUTHORITY TO ACT FOR THL COMPANY IN ANY CAPACITY fc'LoufuSquira.

Seirfftorv FISHIM HUNTING PKNrC vctiok reoyisrons RIVA1E comporound member IP, Wil SOC- 'f ICC A4S 04 1 SWAN LAKfc AH A amt ana durli hunlno. aporoamioirlv i acta lra Laos oar sxim will rent pit jcrf. 41 Mi i j9 $13.00 COUPON (NEW DONORS! Can vou spore few hours to help tick Children OOuMs' It 30. vou con corn an eitro IO eoch weHi donat infl wood piavno conic on ana olrnmd todov! ALPHA THERAPEUTICS CORP tUJWoViinotop St Louis. MO Hours Mor Mrs.

igmTi Tues Wed hr 7pm ym I SINGLES1 Meet mot soeoal jp, coll Doftlintfrci BOO 4ST all aol-s singles partv donct Sun IPW Hortman houv 52JOC ALL SINCIES1 Introductions Un riaup mmanto. Natlono' convw lion wuvenir htrs Or fcinc aonfcev me hat dmipn A' ot n. wuthfred arc oA M'L XL 5rd for roch p0S oaid M. Erne'prikan' Bex PObT OlPBt TON. Tfcyr, LOL-S.

MQ. r.jm CMAhOf VOUM viyiicie oov fine to lp on Lon mv upro Arruccb CeMorv ecvunicni by Borg A'yrvy, -ifaiied ot vr Ure Pr-n, COVPATIBII. ITY A computer matching service fur sinqie arxlts over 21, Member Chomber of Commerce. Serving St. Louis for 13 yrs.

For recorded rnes-100fCOll645 OMice jtiWi DON GO BANKRUPT USE EASY GOVERN WENT PLAN 3 YRS TO PAY NO I NT Rfc ST Coll Jpm Mr COII-er. iV-tM EFFECTIVE Public Speaking instruction is available tor odults at Center For New Ways 77 PC '4. FREE GIFT Free color cotulng ol auoiitv d'S count merchandise Free gift in eocn order Treoyjres Uni 45) Taylor, ir wood. Mo i. GAY gu'de.

Stomoerl Ou-oe, Bc St. sv LAPAROSCOPIC TUBAL LIGATION (BANDAID STERLIZAT10N! Performed in oy-potlent foctl-tv under generol or local anesthesia. Abortion counseling. CQNT RALfcrT I Vb LOUNbtL' N(j SERVICE 7W-6450 NEED Abortion Is not the only answer. Call 314 8S8 5974 collect No Cost NoObllftfiign RELIEVE STRESS and muscle tension ttirouoh Reflexology.

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ft All Points 231-7035 AUTO ORtVEA WAY COMPANY DRIVE CARS, MOST AREAS. Brentwood Bank Building 961-3400 1401 Brer.twoc1 SHARE A RIDE 065 NEED ride to in Sept share expenses, Shoron 618 332 1265. PERSON to shore drlv'no expens- es. Mex.ft&ocH Ride from vicinitv ot downtown Ferguson to 11526 Adie Morv-lond Heights. West Port oreo Coll 872 8100 or 522-0163 SWAPS 067 752-5738 5820 Hompton 353-9875 Boroolnstlres ft wheels.

New Used BRICK ft Metal building on city lot. 50 miles northeast St Louis. Volue under SIO OOP, 21 7-835 2W NEWTIRE BARGAINS VW to Codillac Master Chorge 353-3200 6327 Chlpuco 10 30-6 ENTERTAINMENT 070 A MOBILE DJ Mobile sound Services features hloh quality, low cost "on the oir' profei lonoi pjs tor on occosions. J4j-xrv BASS plover with vocal abfMtv for working new waveband. 775-v4f BATTLE OF BANDS CONTEST Coll M9-6139 Chqries PoinTcr DRUWER wants to ptuy with work- ng bond.

J'fwins. i EXPERIENCED drummer looking for full time work, 837-0211. GROUP looking for dependable drummer. Must be willing to plav all types ot music, lall jerry or wora (618) 337-32H anytime oetore p.m. GUITARIST, ffnoer picking styles with own equipment, seek country-folk group some auto Harp Dulcl-mer.

Tim. 227-837B after 5p.m. LEAD GUITAR Player wanted for country and old rock roll MUSIC for WEDDINGS and PRI VATE PARTIES, big name local group, can Kgmy, wv-aywM MUSIC For wedding receptions, GENERATION GAP, 8W 8352. PUNK Bass Plover wanted, call between WANTED BASS GUITARIST, for established country rock group. Serious musicians only.

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17 to oagai lanaVWaatand a aa rva 131 oloiiidaba. 'atadoraday00M 6, Ram Man yaia adl a DS DEATHS M3 Will WILL. MATHILOA, (nee Toettcher), Tues Aug. 26. 19H0.

forttned with me Sacra mentt of Holv Mother Church beloved wife of the late Arthur ww sr oear mother of Arthur Jr Edward, bugene. Rich- rH VUillioifH DnKaarf Kau4 Uului Wm. Ruth Lindemann and the late Marvin Will, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, gt eel-grandmother, sister and aunt Funeral from HUTCHEN3 Mortuary 675 Graham Rd Florissant, 9 4ft a Aug 29 to Sacred Heart Church tor gam Mass interment Vaihat-i Visitation attar 12 noon Thura. Woolever Zlmmert ZfMMnS, MARIE A. (nee Monwwir Mon Aug o.

190. fortified with the Sarrn ments of Holv Mother Church daar wifa at Hm lh Artrv rmes. deer moter of Carol puorwng, dear sister ot Stephen aaoowsKi. oear aranomother mother-avlaw. sister-in-law and auni Mrs Zimmers at Mil FR Chapef.

High Ridoe. Mo until 915 a Aug to 9 od a Mass. Antrim Church High Ridoe, Mo. Inter rmjiTi oarvar 945 SLONIM. St.

Louis Council Amcricon Jewish Congress mourns the Dossine of its Post-President who served for 16 veers and we extend our deepest sympathy to his family and widow sr louis American jewisn Conaresv Sidney Jocobs, Pres. To place an In Memonart oiense oofl WISSL0neqtg77 AWg, MO 4100 10ST i yr. oW yellow Tabrv female cot Ctyfie'doreo Reworq. S3i: tXT REWARD Bloc Lab, ft-TWi. mlssine twee A.

Child pet. Overigriggreq -f7JftW. RtWARD Female doo tan vriiTe, 631 twseves. roroescript'on ALL Black mole nutered cat with green eyes, needs medication. Glen- oote area.

Kewqro. vc ov3. BLACK Labrodor Retreiver, fe- mole, So. Co. oreo, reword, 7-SO3 COLLIE Shepherd femole.

ton VfHooe, 753 3061 Reword V00 DOG, white femole. short hair, smolt, Moncnester-Hompron Reword. 7v)-2770 GERMAN SHEPHERD. Block and tan. vicinity or Hampton nasha.

EWARO! CALL WSO IRISH SETTER, mole, 2 yrs. old. vicinity virg Bates, LAB, male, Hock, adult. Richmond Heights area. Reward.

647-5530 eves. W3-30 days. LARGE Black leather brief arse, I nit mis WL F. Contents: files. REWARD Mr.

Flovd, Attorney. 63-4114 LOST yr. old sable Collie in Spanish Lake 'B lor lock oreo on Soturoov the lorn, kcwaku 741-9898. LOST CAT, female, orov sfrlpe wltri while. I a Bio Bena, LOST Female gray CauoTiel.

St Cnarln Hlllj oreo REWARD Coll ru-imv nuw POODLE. Silver orov. mole. swers to Tony. Greflian-Klnasrilort wm area 351 aa or ju na PUPPY, brown mix breed femole, inobergnconwov bo.

w7i RAGGEDY Arm Babv Quill, viciniN 13rd Street to BTHSW. Call before p.m. or oner 4 p.m., 643 REWARDBelae mole caf sfrloeo toil'tront pows declawed-Creve REWARO: For Information leadlno to reenverv of mole KTwouzer-vicin- rtv Linoell Saroti, 4 yn, wearlno fleocoiior tn llti or in -nx REWARD far knt tomcat. Bio, Wort wtilfe, bio wniskeri. "Bar.

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SHETLAND collie, btock-ton mole. nf rewora vti-wiv, 64 -isis SIAMESE femole. need medicine Ferouson, reword 725-1663, 524-5506 Small block female ooodle, lono tall, AIQBornchKJOert, rewora a 5865 WALLET, leather with apot book, 825. REWARD. 644-0049.

rouwD M7 DOG: Smoll shorthoired block femole Olive a-m. 434-to. FFMAI Siamese cat. about veorsold, St. Denis B3I-2JI3 Femole Siamese kitten, 1-15-80, Fenton oreo, W6-JM5 aner 5 m.

IRISH SETTER femole, brown col kjr, Clarkson Rd. 8, Kehrs Mill Rd. oreo. 536-2360, LAB PUPPY, femole, neor Gravois 8j Mockenzia. call w.w4ai POOOLE.

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imerviews Coll 567-6193. BABYSITTING In my home, child 4- I yrs. preferred. Hours -5 uraii. BABYSITTING, my home, Webster, proves.

5 days, babysitting, Mv home, dovs nlahts. hot meal, play area. Ages 2 ft UP. City, 77513U Bobyslttlng-my home, -flight- day. Richmond Heights, 644 1490 BABYSITTING, my home, Arsenal- Conpton orea, 7vr.

ft up. 772 uss CHILD CARE A DIFFERENT WAY CALL jal-OMjy CHILD CARE My home In Florls- sont. smon mtomso.K. sje uir. EXPERIENCED MOTHER offers wving rat.

rwfxv vu.u. mt- room, hot meals. Pre-schoM oge ft up 38HIOI after 5p m. to) tHATHS 043 Datton DAt TON. JAMF9 wtfh the Sacrnmenla ot H-ty MnthM rattirrh Wiiri AitO 27, 1 9o.

beloved mjoind of car-lotta Datton doar fattier of Jamea Dattno Jr Jtidy Wht tecrane, Pwyov 2imdel, Joan. Jean. Carta and John Onifon, dear son ol Raymond and Mar garet Oatton. deer orandfair of Kim. Matt, Carta, Cartey.

Bucfcy and Benjamin, brother ot Rosemary Lewis Dorothy Mor- Kn and Mary Shaw, fatner-wv v. brothef-ln-law and uncle Funeral from SCHHAOER Funeral Home, Batlwin. Mo Sat. 9 4S am to St Joseph Catholic Church for 10 am Mass tnterment St Joseph Cemetery Visitation 6 to 9 Thors and 3 to 9 fri Oopuch DOPUCH, MARV HELEN, beloved dauqnrer of Paul and HeHo D-H-u-h. dear aster of Paut avl Ph.Hip Dopuch.

out dar s.Vir.irJaw grand-rtatQhtor. mece. cousin and frrend Ftrwal Mats to be hekj at Church, Sat Aug. 30. 9am Interment Resurrection Cemetery No visitation al hmernl home.

KiJ flS Service Fell Ft. MP WfKt. Aug 27. t9H0. beTOved husband of Fll (nee Kr.ittlO.

Jeir bmthe of OumTa Stoehf and Grr.hen Seder. our deer and uncle Funeral Sa Aug 30. 1 3P Pm from FERTIG-GHONF'H uneral Home. New Haven Mo Masonic service Thurs ,9 pm by Clayton Lodge 60 1 A a AM at Alexander a Guardian Mortuary Eagle service by Hermann Aerie No Fn nopm at t-erhg-oroner Funeral Home Interment New Haven Cemetery. Visitation Thura Tosom atALtx- ANDFR SONS Guardian Mor tuary, 11101 St Charles Rork Hd a Lirwneran (serosa worn Plaza) Vsitatton at FER- TIG-GHONFR Funeral Home.

New Haven. Mo afte 1pm Memoer or vnita Par I'mr- ed Method's! Church and Clayton Lodge AF ft AM Freund FREUND, EDWARD fortifed with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Churrh Wed Aug 27. 1 980 husband of Audrey Freund. dear tether of James Freund. deer son of the late Fredrick and Anna Freund (nv DeBackerL dear brother of Rose Garavaglla.

Gerry Ol- iiges. Hum Anne Meuser and the late Mary Wilde and Fredrick Freund, dear brother-in-law, uncle, neohew. cousin and friend Funera from HOFFM El Ste CHAPEL. 7814 Broadway, r-n a.m. witn fVtasa celebrated at the Church of St Thomas of Aauin.

9 am. inter ment National Cemetery. Visitation Thurs after 5 D.m Masses preferred. Frfsatla FRtSELLA. MARJORIE (MARGE) (nee Moore).

Mon A uo 2S 1980. at Zion. IN forti fied with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of Joseph A Friselia, dear mother of Patricia Tully, Joseph and Robert Friselia. and the late Donna Ekler, dear sister of Evelyn Makme, Frances Ohlert Ellen- Lou Amdt and Robert Moore, dear grandmother mother-in- law, sister-in-law and mini Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS-ER WEST. 9450 Olive 9 30 a m.

to St Richard Church for 10 am Mass. interment Calvary Visitation after 5 p.m. Wed. Fuchs FUCHS. ANN L.

(nee Straw-hunV tortriied with the Sacra ments of Holy Mother Church Wed Aug 2 1, 1 980, dear wife ot George H. Fuchs. mother ot Patty Hunt, tandra Huoer, Karen stark, sneitev noerze Dennis, Michael, Kevin, Martin and Chria Fuchs, sister of Ro berta Huemer and the tare Al berta Huerner and Wilbert Sttawhun. Visitation Thura. 2-9 at Kr-iiaCirKifcH Mornjary, jji a Kirkwood Rd.

Funeral Ms Fri tO am. at St. Peter Church. Interment Oak Hid Cemetery Garrison Uinnigvii, ntui-n i ri Aug. 28, 1980.

belovod husband of Margaret Garrison, dear father of Betty Mehn. Shirley Henry, Robert and the tale Albert Garrison dear father-in-law, grandfather and brother-in-law. Funeral from KRtEGSHA USER SOUTH, 4228 S. Kings-highway, Aug. 30, 1 Interment Sunset.

TJfe member of Durant Chapter Telephone Pioneers of America. Visitation after 2 p.m. Fri. Gioselman GIESELMAN, PAUL, asleep In Jeaua. Wod Aua 27.

1980. beloved husband of Adele Gle-seiman (nee Wuenacher), dear father ot Elaine Metnecke, ta theMn-lew of Carl Meinecke, arnndfather of Garv. David. Sharon and Carolyn Meinecke, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from St.

James Lu theran Church, 1401 n. Haniey, 130 Aua. 30 Visita tion at DREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel, 7733 Natural Bridge, After 8 30 Thurs. until 9 m. Frt.

Interment St. Trinity utheran Cemetery. If desired, memorials may oe given io oi james mineran Gfllardi GILLARDI, WALTER forti fied with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Atig 27, istiu, dear nuauana ot uame-rine Glllardl (nee Sweeney), dear father of Joannh Sr and Gerald J. GiMarcfl and Ruth Bamett, our dear prsndtatnor, great-grandfather, father-in-law nnrt unrlR Eri Ann OQ a m. from COLLIER'S F'unernl Home.

10123 St Charles Rock nd to our Ladv of Mercv Church, Mass 10 a.m. Interment calvary, visitation aner p.m. inurs. Henry See Garrison Herget MERGET, SARILDA S. (nee Neumann).

Aug 26, 1980, beloved wife of the late August C. Herget, dear step mother of August riergei dear sister of Selma Ochsner. Lorena celling. Clara Nixon, nmi thA IntA Homer Neumann. dear aiater-tn-law ot Rnse Neumann, our dear grandmother, aunt and great-aunt.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 10151 uravois (At- FTONi Fri Alto 29 1 Dm Interment National Cemetery- In pa nor inura. opm. Hoffman III Wed 2 7, 1980. wife of the late Victor mother of Evelyn Bartylak and Mar (one Wehmey-er.

dear grandmother, great-grandmother and sister. Body donated to St. Lotils Univ. School of Medicine. Memorial aArvlce Seot fl.

:30 p.m.. Community Christian Church of Alton. 2345 Union School Rd. Memorials may be made to BkJg Fund of Church NEW YORK (UPI) Comedian Sam Levenson, who parlayed tales of Jewish life on Manhattan's Lower East Side into a successful career as a writer and television personality, died Wednesday night in Brooklyn of a heart attack. He was 68 years old.

Mr. Levenson, most noted for his books chronicling his family life, died in the coronary care unit of Long Island College Hospital. He had been brought to tne hospital earlier in the day. The youngest of eight children of Hyman and Rebecca Fishelman, Mr. Levenson was born Dec.

28, 191 1, on the Lower East Side of Manhattan then a crowded corridor of European Jewish immigrants. He graduated from Brooklyn College in 1934 and taught high school for 12 years. After his first appearance as a comedian, before a teachers convention, he entered show business in 1946. He was a popular performer on the banquet circuit, and he also appeared as a panelist on several television shows, including "This Is Show Business," "The Match Game" and "To Tell the Truth." In addition, he was host of "The Sam Levenson Show" in the early '50s, moderated "Two for the Money" and appeared as a guest host on "The Ed Sullivan Show." The unpretentiousness that was Mr. Levenson's hallmark was shown in the aNETERIES-MAUS0UUHS 033 4 GRAVF.

kit Memorial Pork Ceove tery SHOO or inokc of ier frt'peir I grova wltF 3 crioti ot Laurol Hill HIRIAM Cemetery. I lOtv KX a. nen Stelnei, jit or 1 VALHALLA Choice centre locution iieor entrance uvpocfoi church nous 034 AT16NTI0N Min'jtets! Move vtwr awn rodic orooramt ov Of nlghl! flOWISTS 036 -UWfc HON ALL OCCASIONS HW2Notvro( BriOoeWfl 7J9 9460 Nettie FLOWER GARDEN A Beautiful Epresston of Sympathy Men ftiruThur I to 6 pm. Itcip Sat 3P01S. GRAND Ackerman ACKFRtMAN.

GERTRUDE, Wed. Aug 77. ooar mother of Jorry Ackerman. Dnr-leoe Bremser, joedte Duggan and Sande Svder Funeral Mass 10 a aat CrutrtAs Church at DuBots. ill Interment St Charles Ceme tery Visitation huoan funeral Home.

Ashley, 111 after 2 pm. Fn Rosary 8p Fri. Bakuia 8AKULA, FRANK fcrtifd rtie jaeraTieTS o' rt Mcr Chu'cn fu Aug 2fj. 9HO, whwd nuihend rlpq. f.i.hrr ol Ro.idtfi F.

Jr ar cour'n and fnend Funeral Fri 9 0 a -n from BOPP CHAPEL, Man chester Hd mrhwooo, IO Mary Queen ot Peace Church. Webster Groves tor 10 a Mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mr Bakula was a member of Legion of 1000 Men West Visitation Thura 2-6 and 7-9 m. Bartylak See Hoftman Bible See Marthas Blair BLAIR, WARREN (Pud).

Aug. 2 7. 1980. oeiovod husoana ot Betty Blair, dear fatner of Betty Ellen Crumm. Carolyn Gilbert.

Shirley Gilliem. Warren Jr. Albert. John, fc'ilis. James.

Robert and Bryant Blatr aear siepiainer Mooen Soradling and Donna Manna, dear brother ot Albert, James and William Blair, Evelyn Ode, Flo Cannoo end Faye Ferguson, our dear father-in-law. son-irv law. brother-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral Sat 30, 10 30 a from JAY SMITH Funeral Home. 7156 Manchester to Valhalla Chapel Mr B'air was a member of Teamster Local sfiio nnrt Mnow Lodoe 4.

Caseyvilie. Ill who will be conducting services 7 30 P.m. Fn. Visitation after 5 pm. Boyls BOVTS, LEROY Wed Aug 27 lyrtu.

ronmeo wnn Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Bernadme Bovts (nee Gegg), dear father of Mary C. Ebert and the late Joseph woyrs, oear son of Ida Herschberger, dear fether-in-law. brother of Harry Boyls, grandfather, brotber-in- lu. nnrln nrAflt-linnle COUSin. runerai 'rom rvMicuonnw ER'S SOUTH.

4228 Sat. Aug 30, 9:30 m. to Holy amity Church for in a mruji niprmeni vai va ry Mr. WOVT8 was a memrei oi the Horv Name oog.eiy itu Ushers UUiiO Oi "oiy rmn? Church and Brotherhood ol Retired Railroad Workers. Visitation after 6 p.m.

Thurs. Braun SRAUN, MADGE RAYE (nee oatsvait), (ues Aug. 2b. iho. beloved wife of Leroy Paul Braun, dear sister of Tote Stokes and Mary lee Robinson, our dear sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral from the SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 South Orand Btvd t-ri. Aug. 29, 1 m. Interment Resurrection. Visitation after 6 m.

Wed. Brown Banwii uiii uu urvi Aug. 27. 1980. doar brother of He Ten I.

Oaterman and Jack Hammes. dear orotner-in-iaw, uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend. Funeral at WITT Mortuary, 6409 Gravois Ave. Aug 30 at 1 1 a.m. Interment New St.

Marcus Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m. Fri. Buchholz RUCHHOLZ. THOMAS forti fied with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Aug.

27. 1 9BO, beloved nuapano ot Maryartn Glancola Buchholz, dear tether of Gwen Gillett, Michael. Rozlynn and Elizabeth Buchholz, dear stepfather of Kenneth and Klmberly Breeco, dear son ot Lillian and the late William Buchholz, our dear grandfather, father-in-law, rolher. brothor-ln-lew and uncle. Funeral from WEST.

9450 Olive Aug 30, 8:30 a m. to Our Lady of Presentation tor 9 am, Mass Interment Sacred Heart, Brother member local 1310. Visitation Thurs. after 2 Busmann See Bakula Calvert CALVERT, VIOLA DOLL, Wed Aug 27, 1980. dear daughter ot the late George G.

and Mary Louise Calvert (nee Doll), dear sister of AlmaGall Calvert, and the late Ann Gaines and Erna Louise Calvert, our dear cousin. Funeral Fri 2 at JOHN 2ILGENHEIN A SONS, 7027 Gravois. Interment Sunset Memorials to Curby Memorial Presbyterian Churcn would be appreciated Visitation after 6 p.m. Thurs Courtaway COURTAWAY, LUCILLE (nee Lewis). Aug 27 I960, beloved wife of the late Fred Courtaway, dear mother of Robert and Edward Courtaway, dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt.

Service at OFITMANN 9222 Lackland. Overland. Fri Aug 29. 10 a.m. Interment Valhalla.

Visitation after 2 p.m. TtHira. Sam Levenson Dead af 68 titles of his books, such as "In One Era and Out the Other" and "You Don't Have To Be In Who's Who To Know What's What." In his later years, Mr. Levenson's humor had a serious edge. "As time goes on," he said, "I find I get more satisfaction out of saying something important than saying something funny." Surviving are wife, Esther, and their two children, Conrad and Emily.

St. Louisan Jimmy Forrest Dies; Was Jazz Musician Funeral services for St. Louis-born composer and jazz musician Jimmy Forrest will be held tomorrow in Grand Rapids, Mich. Mr. Forrest, who played tenor saxophone, died of a heart ailment Tuesday night in Grand Rapids.

He was 60 years old. The Sumner High School graduate composed the hit instrumental "Night Train" and recorded the popular "Blue Groove." He began playing professionally in St. Louis at the age of 13 and later played with such musical greats as Duke Ellington and Count Basie. He and another Basie band member, trombonist Al Gray, started their own band three years ago. In the book "Jazz Masters of the Forties," author Ira Gitler wrote: "Jimmy Forrest, who played with (Jay) McShann during (Charlie) Parker's time with the band and later worked with Duke Ellington, was playing material like "Little Willie Leaps" and "Our Delight" when I heard him in St.

Louis with his own small group in 1947, and his solos showed a complete grasp of the new idiom In the 60s, with Harry Edison's combo, Forrest played a vigorous mainstream-modern vein." In his early years here, Mr. Forrest was the mentor of jazz great Grant Green, who gained international fame as a guitarist; Green died last year of a heart ailment in Detroit. Mr. Forrest often returned to St. Louis as a musician, twice in 1976.

Of his appearance here in March of that year, a reviewer wrote, "Forrest took a lot of solos and was a big hit around intermission time as was Basie, who was swamped by autograph seekers." Mr. Forrest and his wife of almost three decades, Almira, were divorced last October. He married for the third time and was living in Grand Rapids with his wife and a daughter from his first marriage, Candy, when he died. Also surviving are a daughter, Karen, who lives in St. Louis with her mother, Almira Forrest; a daughter, Kim, of Los Angeles, and his mother, Eva Swait, also of St.

Louis. EeaaaHiffuill G.F. Hoeferlin Dies; Was Executive Here Want a buyer lor that musical instrument you no longer use? Or some other unneeded item that's taking up space at home'' Advertise it lor sale in PostGlobe Classified A 2-lme ad runs 3 consecutive days lor just $6 66 Post Gkbe Classified 621-8666 Funeral services for George F. Hoeferlin, manager of IBM's data processing division in Dearborne, and a former St. Louisan, were held today at St.

Ives Catholic Church in Southfield, with burial tomorrow in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Mr. Hoeferlin, 45, died Monday of cancer at Mount Carmel Mercy Hospital in Detroit. Mr. Hoeferlin, who graduated from St.

Louis University in 1961, held several executive positions with IBM in St. Louis before moving to the Detroit area four years ago. Surviving are three children, A Michelle, Michael and Matthew of Southfield, his mother, Virginia Hoeferlin, and his grandmother, Audrey Boyd, both of St. Louis. Mr.

Hoeferlin, who graduated from St. Louis University in 1961, held several executive positions with IBM in St. Louis before moving to the Detroit area four years ago. Surviving are three children, Michelle, Michael and Matthew of Southfield, his mother, Virginia Hoeferlin, and his grandmother, Audrey Boyd, both of St. Louis.

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