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-r. 7 i I 'r 17A Incumbents Rejected School Levies Rejected In Three Districts mm.m,m-imilmmmmvtmim By ROBERT J. KELLY Of the Post-Dispatch Staff Director, District No. 5 (one elected): H. Evan 8050; Wendell H.

Stsrk. 4456.. Director, District No, 6 (one (two elected): Shirley Anderson, 4562; Richard M. Williams, 3520; Edgar B. Peek, 2558; I a D.

Buchholz, 1798. Tax increase of 44 cents: for i elected): Mrs. Whitty Cuning- FROM PRECEDING PAGE from elective appointive: -'fussed; 599) Against. 450. (ST ANN Mayor, Clarence Marshal Collector (one Mau-sric H.

McCue', 2393; Dennis 1555. Police Judge: P. Luby, 2512. Alderman, (AVad 1: James, J. Yofl'ie.

534. i'Alderman, Ward 2 (one elected): Robert F. Schmitt, Mildred B. Dryer, 324; the levy, 3295; against, 4170. gim (unopposed, vote total not) Bond issue for school improve- available).

UNIVERSITY CITY Uirec- for the loan, 3794 to be leading the other candi- nates, Milton Hehner, Mary En-gel, Donald Watt, Joseph HugTies, Clarence Herman Jr. and Peter M. Rohrich Jr. A tax increase of 60 cents lost 964 to 427. HAZELWOOD Director (two elected): Charles (Chuck) Sweeney, Robert F.

Bischof. 4678; Wilkes L. Maddox. 3598. JENNINGS Director (two elected): Donald E.

Ambrow, 2415; Andrew S. Kalan. 2194. KINLOCH Director' (two 1 d): Samuel G. Boyd; John A.

O'Qguin total vote not available. KIRKWOOD Director (two elected): Bruce K. Woodruff, 3828; Helen B. (Trudy) Sample, 3702; Ronald Ralph 1873; Stephen A. Douglas 1699; Hale W.

Brown, 787. LADUE Director (two elected): Henry E. Oppenhei-mer; Sanford J. Zimmerman, total vote not available. LINDBERGH Director BAYLESS Director (two elected): Charles J.

Fischer, 867; James L. Hall, 830. BERKELEY Director (two elected): Eugene P. Montgomery, 1567; Dallas W. Imbeaux, 1305; Clark J.

Potzmann. 851; Doris June James, 379. BRENTWOOD Director (two elected): Joseph M. Johnson 1421; Robert J. 1295; Ralph K.

Soebbing, 870; J. R. Seelbach, 604; Sterling W. Ruddy, 239. Tax increase of 15 cents: for the levy, 1491; against, 957.

CLAYTON Director (two elected): Amando Ylagan. 1539; Julius Z. Frager, 1221; Mrs. David (Paula) 1180. FERGUSON-FLORISSANT Directed (two elected): Norman E.

Wolff, 4436; Ray E. Howell, 3457; Jack L. Bean, 2346; Charles P. Huke, 2173. HANCOCK PLAC Director (two elected): Results were delayed, but Earl Grieb and Galen Trammel were reported (two elected): Paul C.

Schwarz, 3476; Melvin C. Nicholson, 3359; Howard Gibbs, 2691; Harold E. Horsley 1798; William Gerdemann, 1250. MAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS Direct or (two elected): John R. Bearr, 1568; Evelyn Grant, 1403; -Johnny Smith, 1121; James Sinner, Joan S.

Jacobs, 550; Raymond E. Miller, 462; Chester G. .453. MEHLVILLE Director (two I d): Gerald B. 2016; James Price, 2003.

NORMANDY Director (two elected): Jerry A. Matlock, 2722; a Howard, 2581; Edward W. Melchior, 2109; Dan McWhorter, -Albert P. Nail, 1052. PARKWAY Director (two elected): Marie T.

Downey, 3714; William C. Eggers, 2525; Btrdine Schuck, 2235; Derrill Heiland, 2187; Allan Holtzman, 1805; Rodney C. Paradise 607. PATTONVILLE Director Johon Gianoulalcis Wins in University City against, 3516 (Tailed to obtain necessary two-thirds majority). RITENOUR Director (two elected): Rosemary K.

Jenne-wein, 2827; James N. Pappas, 2S84; Robert Katsev. 2514; Gerald T. (Jerry) Jones, 1336; Shirley C. Murray, 906; David S.

Hendricks, 842; Penny Hake, 421. RIVERVIEW GARDENS Director (two elected): William F. Downs, 3471: Colin Forbes, 2234; Vernon K. Hacker, 1732; Rodna C. King, 1588.

ROCKWOOD Director (two elected): Al Ostergaard. i 1 1 i a H. Friedrichs, 1489; Charles E. Kelly, 1441; Stanley Wallach, 1344; James M. Bates, 1087.

SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT tor (two elected): John Gianou-' lakis, 2557; Sheila 2316; Lewis J. Thomas, 2083; Larry A. Brown. 1860. VALLEY PARK Director (two elected): Mrs.

Libby Null, 265; Bob Dunn, 256; Arthur Roskowske, 220; Marilynn Tref-finger, 200. WEBSTER GROVES Director (two elected): John J. Spano; Lawrence E. Stout total vote not available. WELLSTON Director (two elected): Harry G.

Merrill, 328; Walter Ollie Parker. 308; Jim-mie L. Williams, 227; Margie Pearl Hollins, 205; Gloria A. Cotton, 157; Nellie HathornV 106. Director (one elected to' one-year unexpired term): Her-, man Massey, 375; Harry Car- roll, 216; James Eiland, 103.

Tax increases and incumbent candidates seeking re-election had problems in school district elections in St. Louis County. At least one incumbent candidate was defeated in seven of the 26 districts yesterday. Voters in three districts refused to approve tax Increases, In the Special School District, the board president, Wendell H. Stark, was unseated byH.

Evan Roberts, president of a manufacturing firm. Roberts ran avigorous race against Stark, who had been on the Special District board since it was created in 1957. Roberts will represent a central county area that encompasses the La-due, Kirkwood, Brentwood and Ritenour school districts. In Brentwood voters approved an increase, which enables the school board to reduce the debt retirement fund rate by an equal amount of 15 cents. Thus, the total rate of on each $100 of assessed valuation on Brentwood property remains unchanged.

Pattonville voters defeated both a 44-cent tax-increase proposal (also rejected on March 3) by a vote of 4170 to 3295, and a $2,500,000 bond issue that would have required no tax increase. The proposed bond issue was for $1,000,000 less than a similar proposition defeated last month. The bond issue was to have financed construction and renovation at Holman Junior High School and other site improvements throughout the district. Although a simple majority vote favored the bond issue, 3794 for to 3546 against, it did not receive the necessary two-thirds majority. In the Hancock Place School District, a proposed 60-cent tax 2 Of 3 Towns Favor Electing Police Chiefs Huncke, who had opposed the Raymond M.

Dobson was un-change. opposed in a race for director Rock Hill decided, 599 to 450, of the Normandy Sanitary Sow-in favor of an appointed police er District. No vote tally was chief. available. Ellisville approved a one-cent In Lakeshire, residents voted George H.

Snowden, 23. man. Ward 3 (one elected): i-Thomas F. Blaine, 577; Walter Deering, 440; Ed-'nwwd H. Lipski, 154.

Alderman, 4: Clifford J. Cuddihee. -'361." Alderman, Ward 5 (one detected): Bill Stephenson, 436; 3ohn T.tSaffa 359. Proposition, on making office of lector and- police chief ap-twfiitlve: Defeated, Yes, 'no; 2378. 'SST.

GEORGE Alderman, Ward 1:" Ralph Thole Alderman, Ward 2: Joseph P. Brauer (unexposed); Alderman, Ward 3: Clifton R. JtJashley (unopposed). JOHN Trustee (five elected): Urban S. Abel, 910; Charles A.

Lowry. 757; Edward Appelbaum, 717; W. Morris Taylor, 678; William H. Zimmer--wann, 590; Joseph Walter, 73t Frank W. Schutz.

570; "James -Storll, 537; John J. i Moody, 528; Elmer A. Lynam, SCHUERMANN HEIGHTS (two elected): William l-Sheahan. 24; -George J. Coates, Redus, 11.

SHREWSBURY Alderman f(on elected each ward), Ward Eugene A. Stumpf Jr. (un-pposed), 1342; Ward 2: John 514; John Wesley isJVajd 225; Proposition 1 appointment of police chief): No, 907; Yes, 308; Proposition a (appointment of collector): No, 887; Yes 395. V'-'SUNSET HILLS-- Alderman (one elected from each ward): fltfd 1, George H. Smith, 19' Ward 2, Joseph A.

von $Wnigen, 50; Ward 3, Wil- 4i'm A. Wundrack. 143. SYCAMORE HILLS-Trustee Tjjiree elected): Elmer A. Sledge, 94; Robert S.

Olson, 89; IVarren Heidbreder, 86. tIMES BEACH Mayor: Al-L. Kampen (winner), Joe no figures available; Jifarshal: Billy L. Buchanan jijinner), Joe Petty Robert Stuart, Michael J. Kelson, H.

Reid, Gary J. no figures available; Al-Hfcrman (one elected in each Visard), Ward 1: Grace Wehner Bruce W. Woodruff Victor in Kirkwood Proposals to change the office of police chief from elective to appointive failed in two St. Louis County communities jesterday, but was approved in a third. In Shrewsbury and St.

Ann, the proposals were overwhelmingly defeated. Rock Hill voters approved the proposition. The St. Ann proposal to make the office of police chief-collector appointive lost, 2378 to 495. Shrewsberry voters defeated, 907 to 308, a proposal to appoint the police chief, and rejected, 887 to 395, a proposal to appoint the city collector.

The office of collector-police chief is held by Fred J. al yesterday. Two of three annexation pro-p a 1 were defeated despite overwhelmingly favorite votes in the city itself. On proposition which would have added the Fox Creek Golf Course, to Ball-win, city residents voted 1259 442 for the annexation, but those In the unincorporated area were opposed 1442. Proposition A also iost because of the unfavorable vote in the outlying areas.

Only proposition in lnnd voters approved propositions to extend the rights of way of Union Electric Co. and Laclede Gas but no vote breakdown was available. which there were no voters in the area to be annexed, was an over-all favorable vote given. In Flordell Hills voters approved a proposition to extend a contract for police services with Jennings. The contract price for the next fiscal years would be $12,000.

Results in an election in Oakland on a 20-year extension of. right-of-way franchise a e- ments with Laclede Gas Co. and Union Electric were unavailable. Voters in Dellwood approved a proposition to extend a right-of-way franchise with the St. Louis County Water Co.

sales tax by a vole of 422 to 249. Pine Lawn residents voted to make the office of city collector appointive, but an exact vote tally was not available. In Ferguson, voters approved a proposition to contract with the Black Jack Fire Protection District, eliminating a double taxation of an outlying section of Ferguson. The area will be served exclusively by Black Jack. A voting breakdown was not available.

169 for, 33 against, a proposition to extend a right-of way franchise for the St. Louis County Water Company. Over-In Ballwin, voters approved a $1,000,000 bond issue for recreational purposes. The vote was 1534 to 306. What the city might do with the money was left in doubt, however, because the recreational comples was to be in an area Ballwin sought to annex.

Residents of that area defeated an annexation propos boost lost by a margin of al most 2 to 1 in the precincts porting. The Hancock Place Communi ty Teachers Association had ao cused the School Board of drag ging its feet in promoting the tax increase, which would have helped boost teacher salaries The increase was the largest sought in any county school dis trirt this year. Despite that probable defeat the two board candidates sup ported by the Teachers Associa tion were reported to be vie tors. Galen Trammel and Earl Cliieb were said to have sizable Charles E. Sweeney azelwood winner le.ids in a field of eight new comers to school elections.

74; Thomas R. Higgins, The Hazelwood Community 41; Teachers Association was sue cessful in seeing the candidate it supported, Charles E. Swee ney, unseat the incumbent Ha 1 School Board vice president, Wilkes L. Maddox. The association has been in volved in a contract dispute with the School Board over thei board's refusal to discuss a pro-i posed salary increase.

Contract discusiions between the teach ers and the board broke off on Donald A. Donley, 69. WINCHESTER Mayor: Paul L. Kenner, 245; Herbert C. Dyck'v 242.

Alderman, Ward 1: Richard Ellsworth, 206. Alderman, Ward 2: Richard Zeil-mann, 101. WOODSON TERRACE Alderman, (one elected each ward), Ward 1: Rodney O'Don-nell', 69; Ward 2: John P. Ger-lach, 90; Joseph A. Cusumano', 65; Ward 3: John T.

Layton, 110; Robert H. Ball, 53; Ward 4: John J. Ben, John O'Rourke. 112. Library Tax Hike Passes March 23 and have been dead locked Supporters of Bruce E.

Wood Jim Kenneth Paul, jijenry Rollhaus, Don Brown, no figures available; Ward 2: (Iradie Henson (winner), Kenneth N. Hutcheson, no figures available. TOWN AND COUNTRY -iFrustee (three elected): Robert Garrett, John -M. Depp F. James Merrill no paigures available.

TWIN OAKS Trustee (three Max Bell'. Ernest J. Beryl W. Dalrymple no figures available. UPLAND PARK Trustee 'Hthree elected): Elmer Howard jarvis 96; Robert C.

Rull-toettr, 86; James E. Alex-aiir, 83; Alma R. Gates, 38; james J. Stadler, 19. VALLEY.

PARK Alderman ftfone elected each ward). Ward fa. James E. (Jim) Wideman. itS7; Kenneth W.

Adams, 68; Ben I'JKassinger, 14; Ward 2: Wm. J. 79; Ward 3: Fred 1. Palmer 128; Ward 4: Robert L. Jones, 49; Anton Sprock 44.

VELDA VILLAGE Trus-fiiee (three to be elected): Ed- Sears A ii 1 1 SmMh Idkl Ik I) 1 I family ii a1 narr if ruff, president of the Kirkwood School Board, in a long-running factional fight won what ap- pears to be a decisive victory in the re-election of Woodruff! and the election of newcomer Thompson. 169; William Haag 141; Fred Misher, Helen B. (Trudy) Sample. Hale W. Brown," a lawyer said to be giving legal advice to District Superintendent Wilburn A.

Shannon, was defeated for a seat on the Kirkwood board. Earlier this year, the board attempted to persuade Shannon, to resign. However, neither the board nor Shannon would comment on the dispute. Following are the unofficial results in yesterday's county school elections. Asterisks de-hole A Director (two elected): J.

Birry Srhroeter, 1595; Leonard R. 149" Robert T. Shockey, L. Haynes, 675; William C. Addison, 668; Sonja G.

McDonald. 415; George T. Large, 368. '101; Robert N. Thomas, 80; James E.

Kartfield. 59. If VELDA VILLAGE HILLS feTrustee (three to be elected): A. Moore. 109; Mvrtle Leo H.

ft. O'Gorman, 108; I'Tveiter. 99. VINTA PARK Alderr-isn fijfone elected from earh ward), jifWard 1: Virginia A. Bira, 107; Vfrwin Hansen, 58; Lester C.

DeWitt, 24; Ward 2: Bert L. SWells, 171; Charles J. Jacoby, Ward 3: Ernest Kirkpat- Norway Sentences Watchman Spy OSLO, April 4 (UPI)-A Nor SAVE Now 9 15.1 wegian was sentenced today toi seven years in prison after ht was found guilty of sping for the Russians. Knit 3-bc. Double Martin Hoistad.

25 years en old, was found guilty of hand ing over confidential documents as well as letting four KGB ui a a in Slacks agents carry out a floor-to ceiling search of the secret ci By DAV ID W. MARTIN Of the Post-Dispatch Staff St. Louis County voters by a narrow margin decided to tax themselves a additional 5 cents for 10 years to finance a 514,500,000 expansion and renovation program for the St. Louis County Library system. In ail, eight new branches will be built, bringing the total to 17, and five buildings will be remodeled.

The proposal, which required a simple majority, received 50.46 per cent of the vote. The totals were 37,506 for the increased levy and 36.821 against. The 5-cent addition will constitute a building fund for the library system and will be added to the present rate of 12 cents for each $100 of assessed valuation. Nine municipalities maintain their own library systems and are not subject to the tax. They are Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Ferguson, Brentwood, Maple-wood, Rock Hill, University City, Valley Park and Richmond Heights.

The county library, which has been in operation since 1947, is a separate governmental entity and has no ties to county gov-e t. The district serves more than 780,000 persons. The new branches will be constructed over the 10-year period in areas that are not now well served. The branches would he built in the following general areas: Chesterfield-Creve Bridgeton-Hazelwood, Oakville-Mehiville, Crestwood-Oakland-Glendale, Black Jack-Spanish Lake, Manchester-west county, the near north county municipalities north of Page Boulevard, and Clayton. The main headquarters, at Lindbergh Boulevard and Clayton Road, will be remodeled, along with the Florissant Valley, Daniel Boone, Tesson Ferry and Kinloch branches.

"We're to the i nov," said 1 1 J. Gaertner, the system's director, "when simply to add more books in our present branches would only serve the audience that we've been reaching for years." pher and radio room in the Norwegian Embassy in Moscow last year. Hoistad was at the time a night watchman at the embassy. He told the court he had been tricked into espionage when thei Russians promised to give an f-rick, 30 (unopposed). Proposi-I'tion to allow St.

Louis County Water Co. a right-of-way fran-schlse, passed, ves, 230; no, 61. VINITA TERRACE Trus-Ttee (three Charles J. VMcCue, 57; Myrj R. Hansen, i47; Carl H.

Huber, 37; Halina McManas, 14. WARSON WOODS Police jJudge (one elected): Charles CH. Rehm, 404; Francis J. Eyer-fman, 181. Alderman, Ward 1: John A.

Nuetzel 107. Alder-t man. Ward 2:. Richard Lange. 144; William D.

Willert, 21. Alderman, Ward 3: Robert L. KrekeUr, 483; Charles iKlamon. 94; W. Joseph Urian, WELLSTON Councilman, JWard 1: Wesley Greene; 118; Cain O'Connor, 34; Henry A.

Frederking, 14; Councilman, Ward 2: Arthur Davidson, 65; James Harvey, 155; Councilman, Ward 3: Albert V. Rick-etts, 67; J. D. Malone, 60; Johnnie L. Henderson, 68; George Lane, 18; Councilman, Ward 4: Charles Brown, 66; Lucille E.

(Jackson) Wilson, 45; Councilman, Ward Thomas W. Boyd, 27; William J. Whitworth, 70; Councilman, Wird fTenry Suggs, 96; James B. Blake. 70.

WE5TWOOD Tru'-'ee rthe elected): I. Kay; Adolph Bram Le-in un-opcosed). v'AILBUH PARK w- -Trusea (threes elected); John H. Am-mann. 70; Frank Haberberger, exit visa to his Russian gir friend if he gave them confi dential documents.

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