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CCNCTCRIES- KATNI Feb. 3, 1981 9C mi ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Shah's Sister Seeks Dismissal WHY PAY MORE? 3 CtKNCt k)H tfl HI I KATWt mm aiL HiromemeTery aju. FIWISTS SUELFLOW, REV. DR.

ROY A POTT bee Peimann asleep in Jesus. Mon Feb. x. 1081 halowad husband ftf 1, 10S1. beloved wife ot Ed- i ward Maak.

dear mother of NETTIE'S Of Suit Against Her By Iran Wanda Flora Suelflow (nee Strelow), dear father of Etna-beth Ann Webster, dear grandfather ot Mane Naomi Webster, dear father-in-law of Edmund Webster, dear brother of Au- CARTER, LAURA MARIE, Imp Jaaoa. Sun Fao. 1 I tMt, balovM daughter ot Lane R. and Maria (naa Hauachaf) CaMar, daar water of Travla Lane Cartar. daar i Rranddaughtar of Arthur and uby Carter and Erneat and Lorraine Rauachar, great-granddaughter of Maria Horat, our dear rweca, coueln and friend.

Miee Carter will be In atate at the BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary. 1645 Redman from 6 m. until Bpm. Feb 3 then In atate at Chapel of i the Croaa-Luthern Church (Hwy 387 al Inl 270), Wed Feb 4 at 12 noon Funeral aervlce 1 m. Interment Salem Lutheran Cemetery.

lust, Alice, Esther, vioia ana era. our dear bromer-in-iaw. Beautiful xpression of Sympathy 3801 S. Grand Andrew Matt and Betty Ha-doah. dear sister ot Edward Dyer and Leora Haibert, our dew mother-in-law, grandmother, oeat-grandmotner, sistef-ln-law, aunt and great-aunt.

Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home. 7420 Michigan at Koetn, Wed Feb 4, 10 30 a Interment Mt Hope Cemetery. Visitation after 9 p.m. Mon. MALONEY, EDGAR Jan.

31. 1961, beloved husband of Mary C. Maloney (nee Driscoll). gear father of uncle, great-uncle, and our dear friend Rev Dr. Suelflow In state at Concordia Seminary.

001 MONUMENTS POZNIAK, LEONARD tortt-tied with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Feb. 1, 1 981 beloved husband ol Linda Pozniak (nee Fannon), dear-eat father of Denise Pozniak. dear son ot Helen and the late Joseph Poiniak, dear brother of Mary Lou Hermann, Lawrence Barbara Erwin, Nancy Senear, Jane Pozniak and Janice Jones, de at brother-In-law, son-in-law, nephew, uncle and cousin. Funeral Wed Feb. 4.

0 30 am from COLLIER Funeral Home. 10123 St Charles Rock Rd to St Mary a Church Mass 10 am Interment Mt Lebanon Cemetery Visitation after 1 m. Tues. ROSEBROUGH MONUMENT uewun, wea from a to m. and Thura.

from 9 30 a unlit service hour at 10 am. Burial will be in Mequon, Wis Family praters donations lo the Mission Work in Iberia or to the Coircor- FTEKNAL NOTICES dia Historical institute hufp MEISTER Colonial Mortuary Service. CZAJKOWSKt, ANNA (nee I BOfcLHAUf. JANE gonn tdgar a. Michael MaloneyjMary Langham-mer, Joan Worthington and Virginia Ratferty, our dear brother, father-in-law.

brother- St. Louis Lite Mm Club HEW YORK (UPI) In a challenge to the hostage agreement between the United States and Iran, the twin sister of the late Shah of Iran is seeking the dismissal of a $3 billion embezzlement suit brought against her by the Iranian government. In a suit filed Monday in New York, Ashraf Pahlavl invoked the "doctrine of unclean hands," charging that Iran had violated "the laws of every organized nation" in holding the 52 American hostages. It New York's state Supreme Court Telephone Pionw in-law. grandfather, greatgrandfather, unoie and great- MAY.

HOWARD St. LOUIS Lit Member qiub, Telephone Pioneer i Ml DEATHS SURBER, WILEY asleep in Jesus, Sun Feb 1, 1981. beloved husband of Velma Mae Surber (nee Parker), beloved father of Jackie Young, dear father-in- law, grandfather, dear brother ot Shirley Goss and Flora Webb, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin Funeral Wed, 10 am. 'at BAUMANN Colonial Chapel, 2504 Woodson Rd Overland azczepanexii, or luiaa, in her 96th year. Sun Feb.

1, 1881. ronltied with the Sacra-menta ot Holy Mother Church, wife orMhe late Simon J. Ciaj-kowahl ISam Cratt), dear mother of Edwin A. ot Bradenton, Jerome of Tulaa. Leonard A.

of Florissant, Mo. and Marcella Paacucci ot Tulsa, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother Funeral from QEBKEN-BENZ Mortuary. 2842 Meramec Thura Feb. 6, 8 30 a to St. Edward Church for a m.

Maaa. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Charter member of St. Hedwig Ladies' Sodality. Visitation Wed.

2 p.m. PROST. CLARA MARY (nee Maurer), fortified with the Sac UIKII Funeral Wed Feb 4. 10 30 a.m. from JAY SMITH Funeral Home.

7456 Manchester Ave. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. Deceased was a member ot Jeremiah Council No 48. Ortental Chapter No. 78.

Ascalon Commandery No. 18, Moolah Temple. Scottish Rite. Maplewood Chapter S. 284 and Maplewood Lodge No 568 AF AM.

who will conduct service Tues 0 Donations may be made to Shrtners Hospital or Masonic Home Mr Maloney Is a retired employee of Union Electric Co raments ot Ftoiy Moiner cnurcn Feb. 1. 1981, beloved wife of the late William Prost. dear mother ol Muriel Mein Interment Jefferson Barracks Memoer Bnogeton Lnurcn ol the Nazarene. 11703 Old Rl hardt, Louis w.

ana auae Prost. our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, sister -in-law, aunt, great-aunt, cousin and friend Charles Rd Bridge ton, Mo memorials may om maae to the church. Visitation Tues after 2 p.m. Ex-Hostage Files Suit Against Iran WASHINGTON (UPI) Former hostage Gregory A.

Persinger, 23, of Seaford, on Monday filed a $120,000 damage suit against the government of Iran, challenging the terms of the agreement that led to the freedom of the last 52 captives. Persinger's suit, which was filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, asks for punitive, compensatory and special damages from Iran for violating his diplomatic privileges and rights after the takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran on Nov. 4, 1979.

The agreement signed by the Carter administration with Iran specifically barred the freed hostages from filing such suits, requiring instead that they settle their claims with a special arbitration board. But Peter Neeson, one of Persinger's attorneys, said he would try to persuade the courts to overturn that section of the agreement. runerai nou rw jvi a from BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary, 1845 Redman Ave to St Christopher Church (FinriMHnn for 10 a Mass. Mr watoney in state 3 pm. Detroit planned a soulful "Celebration of Freedom" for Charles Jones Jr.

and Army Staff Sgt. Joseph Subic Jr. Rochester, N.Y., declared today "Freedom Day" for former hostage Col. Thomas E. Schaefer.

Arkansas planned to welcome home its native sons, Robert Blucker and Marine Sgt. Steven Kirtley, with a parade, a legislative reception and an "All-American" lunch of hamburgers with Gov. Frank White. Meanwhile, more stories of uistreatment at the hands of the Iranians continued to surface Monday. In Johnstown, Master Sgt.

Regis Ragan's eyes watered and his voice cracked as he described the physical abuse inflicted on him because he "flatly refused" to to do what his captors had ordered. "I was physically abused, I was not treated humanely," he said In a quivering voice. "I was punched in the face had guns put to my head was handcuffed to chairs, pushed over backward and thrown against the wall." William Belk said he was "manhandled" and slapped in the face after an unsuccessful attempt to scale a 12-foot wall to freedom. Blucker, in a copyright story in The New York Daily News, said he was beaten and threatened with death for refusing to divulge information. In Washington, Pentagon sources said Monday that a three-ship battle interment Calvary Cemetery Masses preferred.

IN PARLOR does, not dismiss the embezzlement she argued, it will give the appearance of "condoning immoral and illegal acts." filed the suit against Miss Pahlavi and a $56 billion suit against the shah in November 1979, charging that they had funneled billions of dollars out of the country through the Foundation, the late monarch's investment company. 'Attorney Paul O'Dwyer, representing the Iranian government, cited the agreement releasing the TATE, CHARLES RICHARD, age 33 at Mountain Home, aVrl Ian in 1 A 1 rtar H.I. i jur v. EOAN, DANIEL formerly ot St. Louis.

Jan. 30. 1S81, In Keokuk. Iowa, husband of Anna, father of Rita laenmann, Charlotte Huffman, Dorothy Kleberger and Jane Little, brother of Sr. Emmerita Joseph.

S. 16 grandchildren. 11 great- grandcnildre, dear uncle, preceded death by a staler Katherine Jostedt Services and burial were held In Keokuk, Iowa. Feb. 2.

MASSIE, LEWIS, Sun Feb 1. 1961, husband of Roxie Massie, father ot James Charles Massie and Bonnie Town-send. 8 grandchildren, brother, brother-in-law, uncle ft cousin Funeral plans pending Was a member ot Ellington United band of Frances Tate, dear tether of Richard Tale. -II, Lynne Uthoff and Georgia Jean Budde. out dear brother, grand-lather and uncle services were held at ROLLER Chapel at 2 Sun Interment Baxter Memorial Gardens.

RAFFERTY See Maloney Metnooisi wnurcn ana earns-ville Masonic Lodge Donations may be made to Lutheran Hoe-pice Center. Mountain Home. Ark A member of Bellfontaine Methodtat Church A retired employee ot Proctor ft Gamble in Florissant ELLIS, INA TAYLOR (nee Smith) on Feb 1, 1981. dear wife of the late Clarence Ellia and the lale Albert Taylor, beloved mother ot Ina Blackwell MATT 1. 1981, beloved 'husband of See Maak me laie tiiaoeiie Kanke (nee Sertier.

dear brottMr ol ritin and Arvtile J. Taylor, dear mother-in-law ot Dolores Taylor and Ralph Blackwell. lovlno Herbert and Irma Ranke, dear TAYLOR McCarthy, mary (mm Mit- grandmother and greal-grancP SeeEHis cheil). fortified with the Sacra oroiner-in-iaw of Nora Sertier and Ruth Smith, our dear uncle and areat-uncle moiner. Funeral from KRIEQSHAIIS.

Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS- ER WEST 9450 Olive Blvd on Feb 4 at 1 Interment Lake wood Park. Viaitation after 1 p.m. Tuea. cn 3 ntsi, Ulive Blvd Wed Feb 4. al 11 a Interment Hiram Cemetery.

Visitation Tues. 11 to 9 p.m. ments ot now Moiner unurcn Sun Feb 1. 1981 dear wife the late Timothy McCarthy, dear mother of Ellen Esserman. Mary Heintzman.

John Joseph and the late Timothy McCarthy mother -in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother Funeral from JOHN STYGAR ft SON, 9825 Halls Ferry Rd Feb to St Anthony Church tor 10 a Mass. Interment Calvary. Visitation after 1 pm. Tues. ETHERINGTON See Knoiie RIEK.

OLIVER Feb 1 THOMPSON, EARL WARO, suddenly. Feb 2. 1981. beloved husband of Lowed Thompson (nee Baker), dear father of Mary Kltewise. Karen Wolfram.

Pam HoUingewortn, Earl E. (Gene) and William A Thompson, dear brother of Lorene Gallagher. Daphene Smith, Pat Lennon. Burton and Dean Thompson, our dear father-in-law. son-in-law other -in-law, grandfather and uncle Funeral Feb 4.9 a from JAY SMITH Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester, lo Bay Cemetery, Bunker.

Mo. tor 1 30 pm graveside service Visitation after 6 Tues. FRITZ, JOSEPH H. entered into 1981 beloved-husband ot Kathleen A. Riek dear father of Oliw.

or A Jr and Philip Riek. broth er, aon-m-iaw. cousin a uncte. rest Feb 2, 1981, beloved husband of Ruth Fritz, dear father of JoAnn Connor, Ruth Ann Prange and Joseph Fritz, dear father-in-law ol Tony Prange and Kay Fritz, dear hostages as evidence that the United States had recognized the present regime as being the successor to the late Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. He said the agreement was approved witl) the understanding that Iran would have access to U.S.

courts in asserting claims against the shah and his family. 'Jn; Newark, N.J., a warehousing company went to court Monday seeking the release of $503,000 in Iranian payments for freight forwarding services performed on behalf of the Islamic Republic Iranian air force. VThere is no reason these particular funds should be held any longer. Iran has absolutely no right to those, funds," said U.S. District Judge H.

Lee Sarokin, adding that it would be "an outrage" to transfer them back to Iran. Sarokin directed the United States to reconsider within 90 days releasing the funds to the company, 'Berhing International Inc. of Edison, N.J. He also impounded the funds and said they could not be transferred to a group had left the Arabian Sea south of Iran, reflecting reduced tension in the Obituaries Acuff, June T. Aldag, Edgar W.

(Bud) Ayd, Father Adolph H. Bangert Bauer, Alma L. Becktame, Robert E. Blackwell Bugg, Harry W. Carter, Laura Marie Czajkowskl, Anna Egan, Daniel J.

Ellis, Ina Taylor Etherlngton Fritz, Joseph II Goebbels, Marie Hammer, Terry Christopher (Petie) Hampton Henke, Joseph J. Hewitt, William E. Hoffman, Bertha Knolle, Olga Knox, Homer W. Krato Krueger, KurthCarl Kuhn, Adele Lang, Charlotte R. Lang hammer Layne, Ida M.

Maak, Helen E. Maloney, Edgar Sr. Massie, Lewis Matt McCarthy, Mary McCoy, Beatrice M. Meinhardt Munsey, Robert E. Naylor, Major (Red) Padberg, Eugene Peimann, Mary (Mayme) Piesbergen, Trudy L.

Pott Pozniak, Leonard G. Prost, Clara Mary Rafferty Ranke, Frank R. Riek, Oliver A. Schad, MelvinL(Bud) Sind, Sophia Spear, Mildred Spiry, Jacob H. Street, Robert N.

Suelflow, Rev. Dr. Roy A. Surber, Wiley G. Tate, Charles Richard Taylor Thompson, Earl Ward Tow, Sylvia A.

Trampe, Laurence L. McCOY, BEATRICE M. (nee Wentz), Jan. 31, 1981, dear wife ol Curtis McCoy, irarKjiamer or naries, Keny, ammv and Dannv. our dear momer or Marieen Mcioy, Ifandmother of Patrick and sruin uci wifti i mum brother, uncle and cousin.

Feb 2. fortified with the Sacraments ot Holv ingrid Lopez, dear aunt, sister-in-law and cousin. Mother Church, beloved hus Funeral service Wed 1 at ALEXANDER a SONS Crest- Funeral wed Feb. from the BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary, 1645 Redman Ave. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

IN PARLOR 3 PM. central account without his approval. However, William Black, a Justice Department attorney, asked the judge not to take any action until the Reagan administration had a chance to study the hostage release deal, and Sarokin delayed a decision in the case until Feb. 26. Iran, three days after the U.S.

Embassy in Tehran was taken over by militants, agreed to pay Berhing $503,000 for the services. In Arkansas, Michigan and New York today, five freed hostages took center stage for more homecoming celebrations. band of Bernice Schad (nee Beinkel. dear father ot John. TOW, SYLVIA Sun Feb 4.

1981. beloved wife of the late John Tow, dear mother of Willard Tow, Alice Pudiwitr. Sylvia wood Chapel, 9801 Watson Ted, Keith. Kimberly and the laie Bruce scnaa. aear fainer- ho to vainana cemetery, in state Tues.

4 pm. Family suggests memorials to Memorial Congregational Church UCC, 6234 Victoria, 63139. in-iaw, grandfather, brother. area, sources say. The sources said there now are just the aircraft carrier Ranger and nine other American vessels in the Arabian Sea and five other five warships in the Persian Gulf.

"We don't feel we have to have two battle groups in the Arabian Sea right now," one source said. "Since the hostages were released, there has been a lower level of tension." GOEBBELS. MARIE (nee Doug- brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle and cousin. Funeral Thurs 10 a from ihssi, reo i i yoi oeiovea wife of Harrv Goebbels. sistar- in-law and aunt.

JOHN ZIEGENHElN ft SONS. Funeral Wed Feb 4. 10 30 from Sill I IVAN. 7027 Gravois to St John Church. Hwv.

21. Imoerial. Mo. ireaaway, Heroert low. uoris Jean Tow.

Helen Gibson, Jim Tow. George Tow, Jo Ann Andrews and the late John Tow our dear sister, grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law. sister-in-law and aunt Services 1130 am Wed. ALEXANDER ft SONS Guar an Mortuary, 1 1 101 St ChaRes Rock Rd. at Lindbergh Interment St Lucas Cemetery Visitation after 2 Tues.

MEINHARDT See Prost tor 11 am. Mass. Interment Resurrection. Member ol Local MUCKLE Mortuary, 6806 Jennings Rd. at Hord Ave.

Interment St Peters Cemetery. In parlor Tues. 2 to 9 p.m. 788 Bi-State Drivers and Golden Anniversary Post 555 A Memorials to Diabetes Assn. or Masses preferred.

Visitation after 4 p.m. Tues. Donald W. Douglas Dies; Aviation Pioneer HAMMER, TERRY CHRISTOPHER (PETIE), suddenly Feb. 1.

1981, dear son of Robert and Jessie Hammer (nee Birlew), dear brother of Timothy Hammer, dear grandson Herbert and Mollie Michael and Irene and the late Jess Birlew, dear nephew and cousin. Funeral from MILLER Chapel. High Ridge, 11 a Feb. 4 Interment Chapel Hitl Gardens, Cedar Hill, MO. MUNSEY, ROBERT suddenly Feb 3, 1981, beloved husband of Edna Munsey (nee Kriter), dear brother of Bernice Betfa and Vernell Green, our dear uncle, great-uncle and cousin.

Services at HQFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 130 m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. Mr. Munsey was a member, also Past Master of Mo. Commonwealth Lodge No 1 A F.

ft A Scottish Rite, Moolah Temple and H. Rose Croix service Wed. night 7:30 m. with Masonic service at 8 m. at mortuary.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Mr. Munsey memory will be appreciated FRIENDS MAY CALL WED, AFTER 2 P.M. SIND. SOPHIA (nee Dombrows-ki), fortified with the Sacraments ot Holy Mother Church, Sun Feb 1, 1981. beloved TRAMPE, LAURENCE at Plainfield, Ind Feb 2, 1981.

beloved husband of Beulah Trampe (nee Richardson), dear father of Mrs. Steven (Donna) Frazier of Plainfield. dear grandfather. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER SOUTH. 4228 Kings-highway, Thurs Feb 5 10 a Interment Calvary, Visitation 6 to 9 pm Wed.

er of Kathleen and Robert Sind, oear sister or Mary scnuuz, Kathryn Boglarsky, Ann Shep-tak and Andrew Dombrowski, our dear mother-in-law, sister-In-law, aunt great-aunt, niece, cousin, and friend. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois. HAMPTON See Knolle Feb. 4, 9 30 a m.

to Resurrection of Our Lord Church. Inter VINCENT, EDWARD, Feb 2. 1981, husband of the late Flora Vincent, dear father of Roy Sawyer and Fay Ruhland. father -in-law. grandfather, greatgrandfather and great-greatgrandfather.

Funeral from SCHRAOER Funeral Home, Ballwin, Wed. 10:30 a Interment Hiram. Visitation Tues 7-9 ment ss Peter and Paul Ceme tery, in parlor Mon. 6 p.m. HENKE.

JOSEPH J.t Sat Jan. 31. 1 98 1 fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Margaret Henke (nee Busken), dear father of Anita Theisman, Augusta Theisman, Francis B. (Zee) and Vernon H. (Shorty) Henke, and LaVerne Theisman, and the late Sylvester Henke, dear father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle, and cousin.

Funeral from the HUTCHENS Mortuary 675 Graham Florissant, 9:45 a m. Wed Feb. SPEAR. MILDRED. Feb 1 1QRI hAlnuorl iMito nf Hm lot Warman W.

Spear, dear mother NAYLOR, MAJOR (RED), entered into rest Feb. 1 1981, dear husband of the late Betty Ruth Naylor (nee Meyer), dear son of Frances and the late George Naylor, dear brother of Willis. George Richard, Rudy and Julia Naylor. Vlrgie Hadiu. and the late May belie RaeMiller and John Naylor our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin.

Funetal Feb. 5, 1 1 am from the BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary, 1645 Redman Ave. Entombment Oak Grove Mausoleum IN PARLOR AFTER 7 P.M. TUES. of Donald and Hanoy Donald W.

Douglas, pioneer aviation designer and honorary chairman of McDonnell Douglas died Sunday in Palm Springs, after a long illness. He was 88 years old. Mr. Douglas was best known for the development of the DC-3 twin-engine airliner first produced in 1935. Nearly 11,000 DC-3 type transports were made and thousands remain in service today around the world.

The plane was the first that allowed profitable airline operation in the carrying of passengers. The design was adopted in the C-47 military transport, used in every theater of World War II. The letters DC stand for Douglas Commercial and have been applied to succeeding transports made by Douglas Aircraft Co. and McDonnell Douglas Corp. The corporation was formed by the merger in 1967 of Douglas Aircraft and the McDonnell Aircraft Co.

ef St. Louis. The DC line revolutionized the airline business, said Sanford N. McDonnell, chairman of McDonnell Douglas, in a tribute to Mr. Douglas.

After Douglas planes performed with distinction in World War II, Mr. Douglas again led in building airline fleets and pioneering in space flight, McDonnell noted. Mr. Douglas was born in 1892 in Brooklyn, N.Y. He attended the U.S.

Naval Academy and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. As chief engineer for the Glenn L. Martin Co. he designed the first Martin bomber, a new step in military air power. In 1920, not yet 30 years old, he took part in the design of a wood and fabric biplane called the Cloudster.

It marked an advance in aviation, being the first plane to lift a payload exceeding its own weight. The first flight around the world was made in 1924 by U.S. Army pilots flying Douglas World Cruisers. The effort took six months in which actual flying time was 15 days and 11 hours. DC transports numbered DC-3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 have had wide usage in the growth of aviation.

Surviving Mr. Douglas are his wife, Marguerite; a daughter, Mrs. Bruce Arnold of Washington; and four sons, Donald W. William and James of Los Angeles, and Malcolm A. of Portsmouth, N.H.

Donald, Kenneth, John and Dwayne Spear, sister of Myrtle Funeral service SHEPARO Funeral Chapel. 9255 Natural Bridge. 1 1 a.m. Interment Vincent, Edward Voss, Antoinette Marie Weber, Elmer C. Wisa, Edward R.

Wolf, Walter P. Worthington 4, to Sacred Heart Church. Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery. Member ot 89th Division Society, WW DAV Chapter 1 American Legion Post 444. and Sacred Heart Holy Name Society.

Visitation after 4 p.m., Mon. sieeivnie, mo. wiemoer oria-Qftlnn Chanter No 266 S. VOSS, ANTOINETTE MARIE (nee Roosman), of Arnold, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Feb. 1.

1981. wife ot the late Emil Voss, dear mother of Clem Voss and the late Urban Voss, dear mother-in-law of Margaret and Mary Voss. dear sister of William Roosman, our dear grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, great-aunt, cousin and friend. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 630 Jetfco Blvd. (Hwy 61-67), Arnold, Mo, Wed Feb 4, 9 30 am to Immaculate Conception Church for Mass 10 a m.

Interment Church cemetery. Visitation after 10 a.m. Tues. Karma Kaooa lota. EDSilon oonciave, ana uena rvappa Gamma, Zeta Chapter.

Visita tion after 1 p.m. lues. PADBERG, EUGENE Jan. 31, 1981. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, son of the late Circuit Judge Eugene L.

Padberg Sr. and Marie Padberg brother of Hubert Padberg and Zanita Wagner and the late Patricia Reid, dear uncle, nephew, brother-in-law and cousin. Funeral from JEROME CRANE Funeral Chapel, NW HiahwavDallAS Trias Thurs SPIRY. JACOB Sun Feb HEWITT, WILLIAM of Belleville, IH Feb. 1, 1981, dear husband of Reg ina M.

Hewitt dear father of William E. Jr. and Elizabeth A. Hewitt, dear brother, father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle Private family services were held Feb. 1 In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory to Barnes Hospital Memorial 1, 1981, beloved husband of ACUFF, JUNE (nee Lud-wig).

Feb. 1. 1981, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of Edgar F. Acutf dear mother of Mary Sibley, Shirley A. Vad-bunker and Edgar F.

Acuff dear mother-in-law, daughter-in-law of Viola Maltinglv, grandmother, dear sister of Jerome and Arnold Ludwia. Florence Magdalene Spiry (nee Wohl-tart). dear father of Maraarete M. and Alfred J. Spiry, dear father-in-law of Margaret Spiry, dear arandfather of Jack and Feb.

5, Interment Calvary Ceme- George Spiry, Margarate Jones lery, uaiias. in pariors, rrom p.m. Masses preferred. Fund preferred KRIEGSHAUS- Zwick and the late Doris Car lh suu i service. ana Daoeue waiarop, our ueat areat-arandf ather penter, dear sister-in-law, aunt Funeral from KUTIS Funeral ana cousin.

Funeral from WINORFR. Donald W. Douglas Home, 23Ub uravois, wea Feb. 4. 1 m.

Interment Mt WEBER, ELMER fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Feb 2, 1981 beloved husband of Anita M. Weber (nee Stokes), dear father ot Judy Mercer, Joseph E. Weber Mary Standi sh and Linda Brabec, our dear son-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather', brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 10151 Gravois, AFF-TON. Thurs Feb 5, 10 a.m.

Interment National Cemetery. Member of VFW No, 4223 and Jaspers Club In parlor 4 p.m. MUEHLE Funeral Home, 3819 a lirana oiva r-eb. 4. 8 30 am to St HOFFMAN, BERTHA, Feb.

2, 1981, widow of Otto Hoffman, mother ot Doris Larsen, grandmother of Robert Larsen, our dear mother-in-law and aunt. Hope Cemetery. Member ot Steuben Society of America. Contributions to St. Paul United Church of Christ, 3510 Giles, 63116, appreciated.

In parlor Church for 9 a.m. Mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery. IN Lenwood Morri Services; SIU Instructor rHtiLyno r.wi. mum.

Memorial service Evanae cat 3 p.m. United Church of Christ. Web PEIMANN, MARY (MAYME) (nee Kamp), asleep in Jesus. Feb. 2, 1981, beloved wife of the late William Peimann, dear mother of Flora Pott, dear mother-in-law of John Pott, dear grandmother of John Lowell Pott, dear sister ot Meta Burg-dorf, dear sister-in-law, aunt and cousin.

Funeral service 2 p.m. Feb. 5 at Salem Ev. Lutheran Church. Interment Salem Lutheran Cemetery.

Mrs. Peimann in state at the HUTCHENS Mortuaey, 675 Graham Florissant, after 2 Wed. ster Groves, Feb. 5, 1981 2 Interment Valhalla ai rtAft EnAiQ aim. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Evangelical United Church of Christ.

0TBCET DADCDT ftl Ciin Feb. 1, 1981 beloved husband of Maxine Aldag (nee Hansen), dear father of Sally J. Burton, Kenneth, Darrell and Chris Aldag, our dear 'father-in- Mail Rate Stability TiedToTwo'Ifs' -WASHINGTON (UPI) The cost of mailing a letter is "expected to stay the same fot three years if the U.S. Postal Service gets a rate hike and a Feb 1, 1981, beloved husband of Juanita H. Street (nee Harris) dear father of Lauren Street McWilliams, and Robyn Street Grier, dear son of Thomas and Sarah Street ot SDnnatield.

i)iw, uroiner-in-iaw, grana father, uncle, neohew A cousin KNOLLE, OLGA, asleep in Jesus. Feb 2. 1 981 dear Funeral Feb. 5, 10:30 sister-tn-law ot Rena Knolle of Louis, was born in Philadelphia. He studied ballet there and in 1943 joined the dance troupe of Katherine Dunham.

He performed with Miss Dunham until 1963. Mr. Morris held several teaching positions, including one in Los Angeles, before joining the staff at Southern Illinois University. At the East St. Louis center, Mr.

Morris taught ballet, modern dance and advanced Dunham technique. Surviving are two sisters, Isabel and Jewel Hamil of Philadelphia, and a niece. Funeral services were held today for Lenwood Morris, a longtime instructor at Southern Illinois University's Performing Arts Center in East St. Louis. Mr.

Morris, 56, died Thursday at Jewish Hospital, 216 South Kingshighway, after a long illness. The service was at Mount Zion Baptist Church in East St. Louis, and burial was at Sunset Gardens of Memory Cemetery in Stookey Township. Mr. Morris, who lived in East St.

dear brother of Lawrence Street of S. Plainfield. Harding Street of Springfield, I Ernnal anri KtrRAt fit a from jay b. smith Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester Ave. Interment National CnmntRrv PIESBERGEN, TRUDY Feb 1.

1981. beloved dauahter of Donald H. and Claire L. Pies WISA, EDWARD asleep in Jesus. Sun Feb 1, 1981.

beloved husband of Margaret Wisa (nee Krato). dear father of Patricia Horton, Kathleen Trentman, Rick Wisa and Pamela Camp, dear brother ot Elvera Krato. Ben and Frank Wisa, dear grandfather, father-in-law, rother-in-law. uncle and great-uncle. Funeral Wed Feb 4.

2 30 m. from MATH HERMANN ft ON Chapel. 10212 Halls Ferry Rd. Interment Lake Charles Member of Chapel of the Cross Lutheran Church. Visitation Tues.

after 2 30 m. Memorials to St Louis Heart Assn. will be appreciated Service will terminate at funeral home. Deceased was a 31 year member of Bricklayers Local No. 1 and a 35 year member of VFW bergen (nee Lampertz).

dear sister of Steven Donald K. reasonable labor contract with Cariinville, 111., dear aunt ot LaVerne Aust, Arlyne Hampton and Esther and Marion Ethe-rington. our dear great-aunt, great-great-aunt and cousin. Funeral service in the Chapel Of CALVIN FEUTZ Funeral Home, 9480 Lewis Clark. 2:30 m.

Services will terminate at this time. Member and Kent p. Piesbergen, our row no. a sou. tztn ui strict Guard of Honor Services Wed.

8 30 m. Visitation after 5 p.m. lues. E. Orange.

N.J.. Walter Street of Rahway, N.J. and Dorothy Harris of Springfield. N.J dear grandfather of Laurie McWilliams, our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER WEST.

9450 Olive Blvd Wed Feb. 4, 9 30 a to St. Patrick Church for 10 a.m. Mass. Interment National.

Contributions to St. Louis Heart Association appreciated. Visitation Tues. 7 to 9 p.m. ueur stswr-tn-iBW, auni, niece and cousin.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 10151 Gravois (AFF-TON). Feb. 4. it am. Interment Sunset Burial Park.

Member of American Youth women Traffic Club ot St. Louis and retired 43-year em- nloveo of Schlueter Mia Foundation. Donations to Amer Friends desiring may send AYD. FATHER ADOLPH ican voutn Foundation or chart- Feb. 1, 1981, Associate Pastor of St John th Annattn i ty of your choice appreciated.

In Funeral Mass Tomorrow For Fr. Adolph H. Ayd memorials io in LUineran ai-tenhetm. 1266 McLaran, St. Louis, 63147.

IN PARLOR AFTEh 3 P.M. TUES. parior iues. jp.m. Fr.

Ayd was a native of Minneapolis, and Evangelist Church, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear son of Agnes Ayd (nee Reber) and the lafe Henry Ayd, dear brother of Richard Ayd and Mrs Raymond Welsh, our dear brotrter-in-taw KNOX, HOMER Fri Jan. 30, 1981, husband of the late Elizabeth J. Knox, father of WOLF, WALTER eptered into rest Sun Feb 1. 1981. beloved husband of Thelma (nee Bangert), dear brother of the late Martha Ulrich, Ella Wolf and Florence Boettger.

our dear brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend. Funeral Feb 4. 11 am. at BUCHHOLZ Spanish Lake Mortuary. 1645 Redman Ave.

Entombment Valhalla Chapel of Memories Memorials to charity of choice preferred In parlors Tues. 3 p.m. ana uncte. Fr. Avd fn state at St.

John Kingston Guy Marc C. ana Bret W. Knox, father-in-law and grandfather. the Apostle and Evangelist Church 1 5 Plaia Square, on Feb, 3, 2 p.m. Funeral A funeral Mass for the Rev.

Adolph H. Ayd, assistant pastor of St. John the Apostle and Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, 15 Plaza Square, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the church. Father Ayd died of a heart ailment Sunday at Incarnate Word Hospital, 3545 Lafayette Avenue.

He was 51 years old. was ordained there and came to the St. Louis Archdiocese eight years ago and served at St. Ferdinand Catholic Church in Florissant before being transferred to St. John's last August.

Surviving are his mother, Agnes Ayd; a brother, Richard, and a sister, Mrs. Raymond Welsh, all of St. Paul, Minn. Burial will be in St. Paul Friday.

Mass on Feb. 4, 10 a Intarmnnt Da.il Ulrrn Fit, Feb 6 KRIESGSHAUS- tH south service. KRATO SELL nx see wisa WORTHINGTON See Maloney BANGERT See Wolf IN MEHOttlAM 045 Services In Dallas For E.L. Padberg Jr. TO PLACE AN IN ME MORI AM PLEASE CALL JEAN LANE AT: 6727115 Feb.

1 1981, beloved wife of" LOST 046 uacar Bauer aear mother of Oscar Bauer Jr. and Gloria KRUEGER, KURTH CARL, Feb. 1. 1981, son of the late Rev. Franz and Theresa Krueger, beloved husband of Phyllis Krueger (nee Moeller).

father of Patricia Stapleton and Philip Krueger brother-in-law, grandfather of 4, father-in-law, uncle and cousin, died at age 66 at Friendship Village Health Center, Funeral from ALEXANDER ft SONS Crestwood Chapel, 9801 Watson Wed. ia30 a.m. Entombment Oak Grove Mausoleum. Visitation Tues. 2 p.m.

to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, please send a memorial to Oral Roberts Hospital Building Fund or your own favorite charity. FAST ocnroeaer, aear grandmother, nrAAliranrfmnfhar sir a at nrna Dallas. His father, Eugene L. Padberg was a former St.

Louis circuit judge who died in 1950. Before his retirement in 1960 from the State Department, Mr. Padberg served in Iran, Canada, Israel, Portugal, Brazil and South Africa. Surviving, besides his sister, is a brother, Hubert, of Sunset Hills. Funeral services for Eugene L.

Padberg a career diplomat from St. Louis with the U.S. State Department, will be tomorrow in Dallas followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery there. Mr. Padberg, 66, died in Wilmington Medical Center in Wilmington, Saturday of a cerebral hemorrhage.

He lived with his sister, Zanita Wagner, in grandmother and mother-in-law, oot viuh ail i 1141-imim hiinor. $100 REWARD Block peekapoo, with some small white markings, 129 vicinity of Euc-lidMcPherson. distraught children, please call 361-41 70 or 3l -7601. No questions asked. al Home, 7825 Big Bend, Web- aier uroves, 130 Interment National Cemetery Visitation after 5 p.m.

Mon. 1SCREW-TYPE EARRING Dangle, blue beods, gold filigree boll. On Olive between 4th and 6th. Possible fn Famous. Friday, 123.

REWARD. Coll 849-0513, evenings. BECKTAME. ROBERT forti- Manuel M. Missler Services Conducted ''itsr workers, the postmaster 1 -general says.

Postmaster General William F. Bolger said Monday that postal rates can be held down il -an- Increase is approved next 1 'month and a "reasonable contract" is negotiated this summer with 560,000 workers nationwide. Bolger made his comments at news conference where he issued the Postal Service's annual report, showing record volume and a $306 million deficit less than half of what had been expected. "Ow boom year for that what it was would not have been possible were it not for the long-term policy of bringing stability to rate-making," he The comment was directed 'toward the Postal Rate Com-- mission, which is considering a proposal to boost first-class postage rates to 20 cents in March. The independent body is expected, to make its recommendation Feb.

20. "Since 85 percent of all postal' expenses are linked to the Postal Service payroll, the final product at the bargaining table ill directly influence how long the upcoming rate adjustments can remain in place," Bolger said. He also said the Postal Serv-ice's plans to automate will keep down costs. "The simple fact Is that we cannot contain rates if we have to keep hiring more people to move the increasing mail volume," he said. In other areas, Bolger said: The agency expects to show a surplus of $30 million to $40 million over a three-year period, counting the rate in-" crease expected this spring.

Mail volume rose by a record 6.5 billion pieces the largest Increase for any single year in postal history. Total volume for the year was a record 106.3 billion pieces, with increases in all classes of mail. KUHN ADELE. on Jan, itfu wiui me oaoramems oi noiy ATTENTION! 1500 FRANCS! Feb. 2, 1981, beloved husband of Kristin L.

Becktame (nee All block cocker spaniel male, short tall, 30 lbs. Named Cen-trol West End. 361-2233 i i no i Deiovea sister ot Esther Evlck (nee Kuhn) and cousin. Private funeral services were at Sunset Burial Park on Mon Feb 2 KRIEGSHAUSER SOUTH Service. rvramerj, aear tamer ot uaniene Becktame, dear son of Eugene and Marlon Becktame Inee Bartnem.

dear brother nf Bar University City. He retired from the newspaper in July 1975 after working 30 years as a printer. Surviving are two daughters. Elaine Kammer of St. Louis and Myra Snow of Laurel.

Md.t and a son. Leonard, all of St. Louis. Graveside services for Manuel M. Missler.

a retired Post-Dispatch printer, were held today at Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery, 700 North South Road. University City. Mr. Missler, 63. died of a heart ailment Sunday at his home in Blue Tick hound, lost 124 near For-est Pork, collar, no togs, 727- 3241 BROWN on Brown part male oer-man shepherd.

Flea ft leather collar. Lost 129, Glasgow VMIooeSpo-nisrt Lake. REWARD. 741-1854, bara Koiaski, dear son-in-law of ray ana Bernaaine Kramer, uear granason or VIOIB Becktame and the late Otto Beck with a classified ad in the Post and Globe. Call any weekday from 8 to 8.

Saturdays, we're open till 6. Sundays, please call between 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. CAT, male, blockbrownbeioest-riped, brown collar, 2 tags, CRAIGS-WOODoreo, 821-3798. tame and Agnes Bartnett and the late James Bartnett, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin, in his 29th year COCKER spaniel, block, male, has togs.

Glen wood Maryland Heights, "Sonny James" 878-6518 or 261-2611 ext 276 REWARD Mrs. Robert McNamara Dies; Wife Of Banker LANG, CHARLOTTE Rohlfing), Feb. 1. 1981, beloved wife of William H. Lang deer mother of William Lang Jr.

and Elizabeth McCrain, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, arid cousin. Service 2 p.m.. from JOHN L. ZIEGENHElN SON'S, 7027 Gravols Interment New St. Marcus, Past Flotilla Commander and Division Officer ot U.S.

Coast Guard Auxiliary. Visitation after 1 p.m., Tues. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln, Feb. 5, 9:16 a.m. to St.

Martin of Tours Church for Mass at 10 a.m. Interment New St. Marcus Ceme COCKER SPANIEL, small female, buff, Riogewood ft Oelor area, answers to sonov, rewara, 4si-jQ54. tery, visitation attar 6 p.m. Tues.

DOG, block male puppy, mixed breed. Grond-Delor, 752-2778 highest U.S. civilian honor last month when then-President Jimmy Carter gave her the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her work with the reading program. She has been ill for several months with cancer. WASHINGTON (UPI) Margaret Craig McNamara, wife of World Bank President Robert S.

McNamara and founder of the nationwide "Reading Is Fundamental' program, died Tuesday at her home here. She was 65. Mrs. McNamara was awarded the DOG-Small Brown Female. Answers to FLUFFY.

Vicinity of Tower Grove and Norfolk. 771-0736 BLACKWELL GERMAN Shepherd, mote, block ft brown. Nylon collar Klrkwoodoreo. see Ellis LANGHAMMER See Maloney Reward. 965-7202 Of 842 2688 PostGlobe Classified LOST Liaht vellow mole Lab wllh black collar, Creve Coeur area, Sunday.

Coll 434-0207 or 863-1112. di utnnw ut 11.. Missing: my best friend Jasper, mole block ft white Fox Terrier-beagle mix, brown collar, NW courv Hugh Addonizio Dies; Ex-Congressman, Mayor Feb. 2, 1981. fortified with the Sacraments ot Holv Mother ry oreo.

W-t-tw, oieose neip me. Church, beloved husband of the TINTON FALLS, N.J. (UPI) late Loretta Buaa (mee Imnoff). POODLE, apricot, female. Moline Acres.

Reword 868 2763 621-6666 dear father of Rose Mary Apple- lunhaa mir rlnat nranrKnltuu brother-in-law and LAYNE. IDA M. (nee Cook), entered into rest, Feb. 2, 1981, beloved wife of the late Willard S. Layne beloved mother ot Dorothy L.

Kennedy, Willard S. and Geocge L. Layne, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother aunt, great-aunt, cousin, and dear friend. Funeral 10 a m. at BAUMANNS Colonial Chapel.

2504 Woodson Overland. Interment Mount Lebanon Cemetery. Member Stephen Memorial United Methodist Church. 2730 Walton Overland. Visitation Tuea.

after 6 p.m. ST. Bernard pup, dork brown, white under neck ft stomach. Answers to Between Klnoshigtrwoy ft McCouslond on Arsenal. 645-0254 uncle.

Furuirtkl Q'lrVr a Thura Feb. 5. from the HUTCHENS hospital at 12:30 a.m. Monday. Addonizio, a Democrat, was defeated by Newark's current mayor, Kenneth Gibson, in his attempt for a third term of office in 1970 after his indictment on federal charges of extorting $1.4 million from contractors doing business with the city.

FOWD 47 Hugh Addonizio, a former seven-term congressman convicted in a million-dollar extortion scheme while mayor of New Jersey's largest city, has died at the age of 66. Officials at Riverview Hospital in Red Bank said the former Newark mayor was dead when he arrived at the LARGE brown thevrwrd I colli, mlmd. Ngr Klnostilgrnnv I Man- Mortuary, ttf uranam Florissant, to St. Angela Mericl Catholic Church for 10 a.m. Mass.

Visitation attar 1 m. onnr wjMt, Wed. Interment Calvary Ceme- LOST A PET? Found a oet? call ati Hotllna, clouMcotian 7i. iwy. i.