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12C Business General News ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Nov. 9, 1983 Dollar Down In Europe; Gold Price Also Declines 03 LONDON (AP) The dollar 1,625.00 lire, a new high, marginally 8 drifted generally lower in quiet early up from Tuesday's late rate of 1,62450 trading today as Eurodollar interest lire. rates eased slightly, but it hit a new In London, sterling held firm. It all-time high against the Italian lire.

cost $1.4825 dollars to buy one British Gold prices dipped. pound, virtually unchanged from late news to influence 09 money markets, Other morning rates compated to European dealers reported little Tuesday. although Middle East tensions still Tuesday's late levels: 8.1400 French underpinned the U.S. currency. francs, down from 8.1475; 2.6770 The dollar rose in Europe Tuesday German marks, slightly down from amid expectations that U.S.

interest 2.6792; 2.1764 Swiss francs, slightly rates will rise, making the currency down from 2.1770; edu 2.99975 Dutch more attractive to investors. guilders, slightly down from 3.0040; Dealers said the dollar was likely to 1.23595 Canadian dollars, virtually be trimmed in advance of a three-day unchanged. holiday weekend in the United States. Gold opened in London at a bid Friday is Veterans' Day. price of $378.60 an ounce, $2.90 down In Tokyo, the dollar closed at from Tuesday's shaded in close.

London 3 opening 236.75 yen, down slightly from Silver at Tuesday's late level of 237.25 yen. $8.85 an ounce bid. Tuesday's close But in Milan, the dollar traded at was $9.035. I today's amex Stock Div Sis Action 1 26 Acion 1.001 33 Actn AdmRs AdRusi .10 .24 Aeronca Air Exp Alamc AlbeW AinTr Alphal Allex Amohl Amedc ABilt AmCap AEXP Alsrael .52 AMBid AMotin .25 AmPett 3.20 APrec .28 AmRity Am Well Ampal .12 Andicb Andrea Anthem ApiDta Armim Arundi Asmr .15 Astrex AstroDr AltsCM Audietr AutoSw Avondi BAT .051 27 2 BDM 13 115 BallyM BanFd 1.45€ Banstr BarnEn .20 Beard BeefCh Beehiv Beltran BersE Bers8 .32 Berry BicCo BinkM! BieR A Block Blount Blount BelorP Better BowVel Bowmr Bowne BredNt Bresen 1.60 Braun BrnFA BraFB Buckh Buell CDI CHB .206 CMI Camico Campni CMar Conocc .36 Caluc Centeni Centi CenM 3.50 2100 CentSe ChmpH ChmpP ChrMA ChrMB ERRR Chittn Circik CitFst ClerkC Clarest Clause Commit Comin 16 ComdrC Compo .20 Conchm ConcoF Condec .381 Conaly .60 Cans0o 14 viCentA viCatA pi .211 39 Coradn Corel.b CnCrd I Courtid 10 Cress 1.20 CWCP 1.92 Crownc Crowni .28 CrutcR Crysto Cubic Curtice CustEn Crerus Date En DWG Bi Damson 3.75 .16 DelVal 1.68 Deimed Local Sis Lst Net Stock Div hds Trn Chg 1.400 Dsontr .891 Desgni .491 10 Diag A DiaBth 15 Digicon Digic wt 29 Dillar .30 209 Diodes Dixico 19 DomeP 506 1-16 Domtr 1.00 DorGas .16 Dghty 11 Driller Ducom .70 5 Dunlop 127 11-16 1-16 Dupix .76 70 DurTst Dynictn 153 Dyneer .70 5 E-EEAC .40 11 EECO EstnCo 14 EchoB EDO .28 ElcAm 1.40 19 Elsinor Engy Rs Enstr Ero Ind Espey 1.00 EsaRd EtzLav EvalR EvrJ R8 Exetro ExpiSv 1.24 17 1.000 pt 2.60 4.00 13 3 8 0880 1 GNC En GRI GTI 1.206 .20 .72 3 .16 .60 Gnt YI 16 1.60 1.006 Gloser .38 .28 Grenm GuarBk GICd 14 Gifstr Hantd Harvey Hasbro .24 Hasting .400 HawaiA HithCh 116 HIthEX Heinick .10 Helm Heizer Hersho HiGinc Hiptron .16 HollyCp .24 HomH HoUOTr 1.93e HovnE HubelA 1.24 HuntMfg HuntH Husky .15 85 1-1 ICH .25 ICO 6. IPM IRT Pr 1.70 ImpGp 673 Impind 2 Impoil 1.40 29 Infight .24 InstSy InsSy pt IntgEn 1-16 IntCty IntBknt IntCtri 16.

.16 x10 8. IntProt IntDta IroqBrd 21 119 Jacobs Jensen Jetron .491 JohnPd Jupiter KnGs pf 4.50 240 KayCp .20 Kentrn Ketchm .961 14 KeyCo1 .180 KeyPh Kidde 5 Kinark King .20 Kirby Kit Mfg Kier Vu Knogo Knoll KogrC 2.10 29 L-L LSB LaBarg .06 LaPnt LakeS Lmaur .18 19 Lndmk Laser 16 LeePh LeisurT Fb LloydE Lodge Logicn .16 27 LouisCe 1.00 Lumex .08 17. Prices (Mo. Agricultural Department): 24 up corn uneven, off N.E.Mo.Rail N.E.M. Barge N.

Central Mo. St. Louis S.E.Mo.Rail S.E.M.Barge Central Mo. Kansas City Wheat uneven, off up 46; soybeans off Hard Wheat Soft Wheat 3.40-3.45 3.52 3.25-3.27 3.60-3.62 3.40-3.42 3.30-3.55 3.29 3.15-3.25 3.80-3.82 3.54 Corn Soybeans 3.37-3.46 8.41-8.43 3.35-3.45 8.22-8.37 3.53-3.55 8.55-8.57 3.41-3.50 8.42-8.48 3.51-3.62 8.54-8.55 3.38-3.50 8.16-8.23 3.47-3.48 8.52 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, St. Louis In Tuesday's call session barge trades were: 2 (105) barges corn scale 15.5 NSFL no Mo.

incl Ohio first half Nov. tr 25 over 5 barges same last half Nov. tr 25 over 10 barges same Dec. tr 26 over March; 8 barges same first half Dec. tr 26 ovr March; 2 barges same (1 ea wk) first half Dec.

tr 27 over March; 6 barges same Jan. tr 29 over March; 2 barges same April tr over May; 1 barge scale 15.5 N.N.A. N.I.P. SAL afloat tr 25 aver 4 barges No. 1 yellow soybeans max 14-3 mm Nov.

tr 18 over 2 barges same mm N.N.A. earliest Nov. 10 tr 19 over 2 barge freights Ohio Owen ths wk tr Carlot receipts, including consignments, soybeans 5. Nominal prices: not available. Soybean oilmeal, unrestricted, 44 percent protein, fob Decatur a ton.

MISSOURI cash truck bids to producers Tuesday: N.E.Mo.Rail N.E.M.Barge N.Central Mo. St. Louis S.E.Mo.Rail S.E.M.Barge Central Mo. Kansas City 8 Suit Would Limit Farm SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) A member of Congress and some individuals and groups have filed suit seeking to impose a $50,000 limit on payments to farmers under the federal payment-in-kind program.

A survey by the U.S. General Accounting Office says that seven California farms got more than $2 million each and that two got about $3.7 million each from payments under the program. The payments amounted to $11 billion nationally this year, the survey said. The plaintiffs in the U.S. District Court suit, filed Tuesday against Agriculture Secretary John R.

Block, included Rep. Fortney H. Stark, D- chairman of a House Ways and Means subcommittee that has been looking into the program. The suit says that a 1981 statute should apply that limits payments to farmers to $50,000 for not growing wheat, feed grains, upland cotton and rice. The Agriculture Department maintains that the 1981 law does not apply because the payments are in crops, not in cash.

Under the payment-in-kind program, a farmer agrees to take some acreage out of production and in return gets from government surpluses an amount of the crop equal Actor Hailed For Role As Addict Dies Of Apparent Drug Overdose NEW YORK (UPI) James Hayden, a promising actor whose riveting portrayal of a drug addict in a current Broadway show won him critical acclaim, has died of an apparent drug overdose. Hayden, 29, who was COstarring with Al Pacino and J.J. Johnston in the Broadway revival of "American Buffalo," was found dead in his West Side apartment early Tuesday. Police said he was on the telephone with his wife, who lives in California, about 4:30 a.m. when he suddenly stopped talking.

"He was talking to his wife, Barbara, when he started to fade," said a police spokesman. "The wife called their family doctor, who then called 911." Police said they had found hypodermic needle and three empty glassine envelopes believed to have contained heroin in the actor's apartment. Officials said Hayden apparently had died of a drug overdose, but an autopsy was to be performed to determine the exact cause of death. The actor was found dead six hours after he received a standing ovation for his performance as Bobby, an ex-drug addict working as a 'go-fer' in a junk shop. Critics hailed the handsome, Brooklyn-born actor, for his realistic portrayal.

Hayden's career had been going 'great guns," said a spokesman for "American Buffalo." The play is to continue its run with understudy John Shepard in Hayden's role. Hayden had also appeared in Arthur Miller's "A View From the Bridge," and was nominated for an Outer Critics Circle Award for his performance. Arrests Of 30 End State Drug Inquiry KENNETT, Mo. (UPI) Nearly 30 people charged with selling marijuana were arrested Tuesday in southeast Missouri and northwest Arkansas. The arrests have concluded a 10-month undercover investigation by the Missouri Highway Patrol.

In all, 31 people had been indicted. Most were charged with selling and possessing marijuana. Two suspects were charged with selling cocaine, authorities said. Commander Don Shelton of the Highway Patrol's office in Kennett -IndexBarker, Theresa Barth, Agnes Theresa Bergmann, Oliver A. (Dick) Blackburn Brockhoff, Elsie C.

Dornseif, Fred Jr. Enberg, John Frederick Fleming, Frank H. Sr. Gellman, Mary Gillham, W. R.

Brown Henton, Shirley I. Hoggard, Nettie Perm Huitt, John G. Jehling, Herbert A. Kirchhoff, Louis J. Kohl, Dorothy M.

Learned, Dolores M. Lewis, Barbara R. Matejka, Marie H. McBride, Lloyd McNamara, John J. Sr.

Moore, Joseph P. U.S.M.C. Nicholson, Ruby Paddon, Katharine L. Ramsey, Woodrow A. Spitzmiller, Hattie Thayer, Richard S.

Sr. Trigger, Clifton A. Van Dan Elzen, Gertrude Weisenfels Wieser, Stella A. Yaeger, Marie C. BARKER, THERESA (nee Koester), Nov.

7, 1983, beloved wife of the late James Barker, dear stepmother of Terri Barker of Fort Worth, Texas, dear daughter of the late George Sr. and Martha Koester, dear sister of Viola Martindell, Gladys Muegge of Springfield, Beatrice Powers, George Jr. and Carl Koester, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great -aunt, niece and friend. Funeral Nov. 10, 8:30 a.m.

from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester Ave. to Church of the Little Flower for 9 a.m. Mass. Interment Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Union, Mo.

Contributions to American Cancer Society. Visitation after 5 p.m., Tues. BARTH, AGNES THERESA (nee Grom), Nov. 8. 1983, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late Charles D.

Barth, dear mother of C. Richard Barth and Robert Barth, dear sister of Emma G. Marston and Edward T. Grom of Rosemead, dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother. aunt, cousin and friend.

Funeral from HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 9:15 a.m. to St. John the Baptist Church for 10 a.m. Mass. Visitation Interment SS.

Wed. Peter after 2:30 p.m. and Paul Cemetery. Family prefers Masses or charity of your choice. BERGMANN, OLIVER A.

(DICK), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Nov. 9, 1983, dear husband of Bertha Bergmann (nee Muenks), brother Elmer Bergmann, Evelyn Bohley and Virginia dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. at St. Peter's Church.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at PFITZINGER Mortuary, 331 S. Kirkwood Rd. Masses preferred.

BLACKBURN See McNamara Program Payments to what the farmer would have grown. The surplus crop is delivered to the warehouse with which the farmer deals, and the farmer can then sell it on the open market. Plaintiffs in the suit contended that exempting program payments from the $50,000 limit because they are in kind, not cash, is "a distinction without a difference, and a huge giveaway to boot." Ralph Abascal, an attorney for California Rural Legal Assistance, one of the plaintiffs, told a news conference Tuesday that the suit did not attempt to recover the $11 billion in program payments made this year, but that it would apply the $50,000 limit to future payments. Don Villarejo of the California Agrarian Action Project said the program had taken a million acres out of production, with drastic effects on the income of farm suppliers, salesmen and others who serve farmers. He said communities like Colusa, in the rice-growing area of California's Sacramento Valley "have been devastated as a result of PIK." Also listed as plaintiffs in the suit were two single mothers on welfare; the California Food Network, an.

organization of private food banks; and the California Coalition of Welfare Rights Organizations. Senate Panel Backs Clark For Secretary Of Interior Lst Net Chg 211 17 11 7-16 13 31 16 28 19 183 18 13-16 1-16 32 13 1-16 24 8 Grain Sis Lst Net Stock Div hds Trn Chg Lundy Luria Lydall 6 LynchC .20 -M MCO Hd MCO Rs MSI DE .40 39 MSR 34 MacAnF Macrod MePS 2.32 Mngood Marnda MarkPd Marm 2.35 3 Mrshi MartPr Masind MaRsh .12 137 Matrix 85 May Eng 2.00 Mayfiw .70 McDow McRae 4 McRae Medalst MediaG 1.04 Mediq .16 Meenan .28 MEMCO 1.12 MercSL .591 Metex MchGn Mich5g 1.20 Midind .40 MidiGis MinP 5.00 2150 MissnW MichIE MonMg M00gB MoogA MtgGth 1.31e Morten Motts .20 MtMed MovieL MuseA 3 .48 17 N-NNantck 16 NIGSO 510 NISecR .800 NestLM NHamp .80 NProc Newer NewbE NMxAr NYTim 1.40 .32 ASSESS 1.44 13 Nichols Noel Ind Nolex NIPS pf 4.25 A 250 NoCdO ASS Numac 15 0-0- Oakwd 30 OhSeal .40 Oisten .20 75 OriolM 00kiep Ormand CO .60 21850 ON SASS Orrox OSulvn OzarkA .20 430 1.111 49 11 SES P-PPGEpfC 1.25 36 PGEpfG 1.20 PGEpfF 4.34 PGEpfZ 4.06 3.20 PGEpfW 2.57 2.32 PGEpfT 2.54 1.12 PGEpfR 2.37 PGEptO 2.00 PGEpfL 2.25 2.04 16 PGEpfJ 2.32 PGTrn 1.00 Pockt 4.36 z110 Page 12 PaliCp 5 .36 Pantast ParaPk ParkE Pay Fon Peer Tu PEC PenobS Penril Perini 38 BA PetLew 1.491 245 PetLe wt 154 PetLe 2.28 1.65 SOS PetLe 3.33 PhilLD PicoPd Pier 1 wt 83 PionrSy 11 PitWVa PitDM Pizzain PicrD Plantin PlyGm .20 PopeE PortSy PostIP PowerT Prair0 PrattL PrattRd .30 144 PremRs PrenHa 1.76 45 PresR .50 Presid PrpCT 2.66€ ProvEn 1.80 22 PSCol pf 4.25 z175 35 Pgt 2.34 Pgt piE 4.37 PuntaG RAI .541 18 REDM RMS EI RSC RTC .48 Rogan 10 RnchE 24 Raven .34 Ratliff Ransbg .72 104 SEES Redlaw 2 Refinmt RegalB 3 19 RepGy 13 Rest A Rest wt RestAsc RexNor RibletP .12 RiAl RioGDr Rckway 1.00 37 Rogers .12 36 RoyPim Rudick .560 RBW Rusell Rykoff Ryind 105 SFM SGL 11 SMD Sage Salem SCario SDg0 pf SD90 pt 7.20 2300 Commodities Sis Lst Net Stock Div hds Trn Chg SD90 pt 2.47 2 20 SDgo pf 4.65 8 SanJW 2.40 Sandgte .80 26 Sanmrk 5 Sargent Saund A .20 Scheib 26 Schrad .20 SciMgt .10 SciLsg Scope ..30 ScurR Seaport Seapt pt SecCap 25 SeisPro SeisDit 6 Selas SelgAs Semtch 101 Srvisco Servo Seton .20 ShaerS Sharon Shopwi Siercn 15 16 SmthB Snyder 2.00 10 SCEd pt 1.06 SCEd 1.08 SCEd 3.80 250 38 SCEd 1.45 12 SCEd 2.30 SCEd pf 2.21 Somk wiC 6 Sprkmn Sprk pf 1.00 10 Spctro 14 SpedOP Spencer .10 48 10 StHav .08 10 StHav wt StPrd .40 StdShr 2.791 15 Stanwd 10 StonCh ..56 StriB wt 75 1-16 SteriEl StriExt StriSft StorEq 1.68 16 Strutw SumitE SunCty 3 Sunair .22 107 45 SupFd SupCre 15 Supind 1.511 60 Supr5r .28 Susqueh 61 Synaloy Ve SystEn .10 SysPin 14 T-T Bar .571 15 9 TIE 801 29 TI 2.00f 13 TabPr .20 8 TndB .081 11 1718 Tasty 13 TchAm 82 TchSym Tech0p 35 TechTp Tchem 94 Tectrol 40 7 TeionR Telecn 68 1 Telflex 40 5 TelDta .32 55 Telsci 39 17 Telsph 314 21 Tensor 8 TexCd 1.20 x12 TexAir 60 TexAE 94 Txscan ThreD .16 Thriftm 1.60 26 Tidwell 19 Topps .20 102 16 Tortel 21 .24 14 Towner .01 10 Town wt 5 1-16 Trafigr 51 TrnsLx .10 15 TranEn 17 .48 68 TriSM 5 49 Tultex ..36 63 TurnrC 2.00 Tyler wt 34 UI Grp LINE 11 URS .40 USR Ind Ultmte 549 Unicorp 153 Unimax UArPd UtMed UFoodB 88R 15 USAG wt Unitel UnityB UnvC UnivRs VallyR 1.60 Valmac Valspar .68 14 Vrbtm 592 Verit 21 VIRsh 10 Verna 13 Vernit .16 17 14 Viatech 6 Vicon Vintge Virco 5. Vainti 15 45 Vishay .911 10 VolMer Voplex .32 WTC 20 Walbr .24 207 WangB 1512 34 Wards .10 WangC 1 Ward WrnC wt 115 WshPst .66 49 WRIT 1.28 Wthird Weber 10 WeldT .10 Widtrn WelGrd .25 Wesco Wespcp .05 WstBrC 9 Wstbr .20 WstnSL WhEntr 13 Wichita WillcxG WilsnB Wincp pd 2.00 Winkim Wastrm WwdeE Wrathr Yank0 Zimer .10 26 NEW YORK (AP) Weighted wholesale index of 35 commodities: Tues. 524.86. 1983 1982 1981 1980 High 529.23 531.81 548.66 437.44 Low 476.17 474.04 433.15 480.99 LOCAL PRICES Close Prev.

Close APPLES 8.00-14.25 8.00-14.25 40.25 8 39.00 230-250 lbs. 39.75-40.25 38.00-38.50 LAMBS, top 68 58.00 58.00 POTATOES, russet 9.00-10.00 9.00-10.00 U.S. Treasury WASHINGTON (AP) Figures on government spending and debt (last six digits omitted). The government's fiscal year runs through Sept. 30.

Total public debt Nov. 4 interest on public debt Sept. interest fiscal year through Sept. prolected deficit fiscal 1984 actual deficit fiscal receipts fiscal year through Sept. receipts period last year outlays fiscal year through Sept.

outlays period last year gold assets through July 11,131. Bank Clearings St. Louis bank clearings for November 9 were $176,600,000 versus $221,300,000 a year ago. Compiled From News Services WASHINGTON The Energy and Natural Committee today approved nomination of William P. secretary of the interior.

cleared the way for the full confirm him to the Cabinet The committee voted four Democrats opposed, nomination to the Senate. the nomination were Sens. Tsongas of Massachusetts, Bumpers of Arkansas, Metzenbaum of Ohio and Ford of Kentucky. Sen. James A.

McClure, the committee chairman, hoped the Senate could confirming Clark this week. said he had been promised Majority Leader Howard H. that "we'll stay long enough to get it Senate is scheduled to adjourn end of next week. Clark, President Ronald former national security succeed James G. Watt secretary's post.

Watt resigned public outrage over his the members of an commission as "a black, two Jews and a cripple." Meanwhile, the White announced today that resignation had taken effect White House deputy secretary Larry Speakes had intended to wait until confirmed by the Senate. But said Watt cited considerations" requiring leave earlier. Speakes would what the personal were. Speakes made the MATEJKA, MARIE fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Nov. 7.

1983, beloved wife of the late W. (Bill) Matejka, beloved mother of Dolores M. Lane, Virginia A. Matejka and Theresa R. Mendez, dear mother-inlaw, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt.

Memorial Mass Nov. 10, 10 a.m. at Presentation Church, 8860 Tudor. No visitation. BAUMANN SERVICE.

McBRIDE, LLOYD, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Nov. 6, 1983 at Pittsburgh, beloved husband of Dolores McBride (nee Niehaus), dear father of Bro. Larry McBride S.M. and Sharon Reynolds, dear brother of Marie Mueller and Lillian Hayes, grandfather of Dennis, Larry and Jason. Funeral from MATH Nov.

10, 9 a.m. SONS Chapel, 10212 Halls Ferry Rd. to Our Lady of Loretto Church (Spanish Lake), Mass 10 a.m. Interment Calvary. Memorials to Vincent Gray Alternative High School, 705 St.

Louis, Ill. 62201 preferred. Visitation 3 to 9 p.m., 1 to 9 p.m. McNAMARA, JOHN J. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Nov.

8, beloved husband of Margaret dear father of Nancy Weisenfels, Sally Blackburn and John (Jack) McNamara dear brother of Mary Piel, dear grandfather, fatherin-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from AMBRUSTER Mortuary, 6633 Clayton 9:30 a.m. to St. Luke's Evangelist for 10 a.m. Mass.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. In state 2-9 p.m. Masses preferred. MOORE, JOSEPH P. U.S.M.C., suddenly Oct.

23, 1983, Beirut, Lebanon, beloved son of Harry R. and Betty Singelton Moore, beloved brother of Denise Voyles, Susan Ray, Timothy, Michael, and Melissa beloved grandson of Ralph and Alice Sheffield, beloved brother -inlaw of David Voyles, John Ray and Tina Moore, dear uncle of Dawn and Adam Voyles, deeply missed by his aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Funeral Nov. 11, 10:30 a.m. from JAY B.

SMITH FUneral Home, 7456 Manchester Ave. Interment National Cemetery. Family prefers memorials to Maplewood Citadel Salvation Army. Visitation after 3 p.m. Wed.

NICHOLSON, RUBY (nee Wolfinbarger), Nov. 8, dear mother of Otis Nichoison, Malora Jean Bishop and Mary Catherine Newton, sister of Opal Osborn, Verna Lee Bundy and Ruth Fancher, sister-in-law of Ora Hammond and Melba Wolfinbarger. grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral Service 1 p.m. at Rockport Baptist Church.

Interment Shepherd Hill Cemetery. Visitation after 2 Wed. at HEILIGTAG Funeral Home, 1081 Hwy. 61-67 at 141, Arnold. PADDON, KATHARINE L.

(nee Mirick), Nov. 8. 1983, dear wife of the late Earl E. Paddon, dearest mother of Joan E. and John L.

Paddon, Katharine O. VanErp and Earl A. Paddon, our dear mother-inlaw, grandmother and greatgrandmother. Service at HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 10:30 a.m. Interment Betheny Cemetery.

FRIENDS MAY CALL WED. AFTER 3:30 P.M. RAMSEY, ROW Nov. 1983, dear husband of the late Violet Ramsey, father of Carol E. Smith, Jerry W.

and William (key) Ramsey, brother of Bessie Lumley, Edward Ramsey and Ruby Beck, grandfather, great- grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral Service 10 a.m. at HEILIGTAG Funeral Home, 1081 Hwy. 61-67 at 141, Arnold. Interment National Cemetery.

Visitation after 6 p.m., Tues. Senate Resources the Clark as The action Senate to position. 16-4, with to send the Opposed to Paul E. Dale Howard M. Wendell H.

R-Idaho, said he act on But he by Senate Baker in session done." The at the Reagan's adviser, will in the after description of advisory a woman, House Watt's Tuesday. press said Watt Clark was Speakes "personal him to not say considerations announcement a SPITZMILLER, 1983, year, dear daughter Michael and miller of Roselle, sister of the late Lewis Boschert, and Carl Spitzmiller, Mehl, and Mayme dear aunt, great-aunt and Funeral from Home. 2906 Nov. 10, 11 a.m. Peter and Paul see of Crown-Zellerbach parlor 10 a.m.

THAYER, RICHARD Nov. 7. 1983, at dear father of er grandfather Thayer, Doris Thayer. Interment private. TRIGGER, asleep in Jesus, 1983.

beloved ate Inez A. Trigger ng), dear father 3ouckaert, and jer, dear grandfather Ann, Paul and Dan dear father-in-law our dear uncle, great-uncle, riend. Funeral services 10, 1 p.m. at SPANISH LAKE 1645 Redman Calvary Cemetery. TION AFTER DAN PRUDE (nee eville, on 1983, beloved Van Dan Elzen, of Pauline Covert, er of Thomas Van and Judith Baukus, of Rev.

William D.M.I., Rev. F.E. Sister S.S.N.D., and our dear and cousin. Funeral a.m. from JOHN Funeral Home, Belleville, Ill.

Sacrament Church 10 a.m. Interment Cemetery. Visitation 3 p.m. and 2-9 tion of Rosary 4 WEISENFELS See McNamara WIESER, STELLA 1983, wife of the Wieser, sister of Willard and Walter Patricia Chilton, Velva Bailey, Hazel Ruby Fyfe, and Services WILSON Funeral dericktown, Mo. Marcus Memorial ricktown.

YAEGER, MARIE Nov. 7, 1983, George W. Yaeger dear aunt law. Funeral Thurs. BOPP Chapel, chester ment Lakewood tery.

Visitation 9 p.m. 024 Funeral in Tokyo, where Reagan is meeting with Japanese leaders. Clark managed to get through his confirmation hearings without the rancor that had marked Watt's appearance on Capitol Hill. Although he indicated that he had an open mind on Watt's controversial prodevelopment policies, Clark was careful not to pledge any specific shifts in department policies. Speaking of his vote against Clark, Tsongas said he was not "disturbed over the issue of his lack of experience or non-responsiveness to questions." "I think it was a cute tactic that basically worked," Tsongas said.

"I just don't think there was anything in the hearing that would send a signal there is going to be a change of policy. Since I oppose the Reagan policy, I must vote no on Reagan's nominee." 78 Bodies Reported On Sunken Ship said 22 early Other Pemiscot Warrants people in Greene and were held Paragould, were to be Shelton began an the request officials. notices BROCKHOFF, ELSIE Nov. 7, 1983, sister of Miss Adele C. Brockhoff of Morristown, N.J, and aunt of Miss Dorothy A.

Brockhoft of University City. Private Service at LUPTON Chapel. No visitation. In lieu of flowers friends who wish to honor her memory may send contributions to The Independent Congregational Church, 11370 Old Halls Ferry Rd. DORNSEIF, FRED asleep Jesus, Nov.

7, 1983, dear husband of the late Sadie Glatt Dornseif, dear father of Bernice Niemeyer, father-inaw of Lester grandfather of Elden, (wife Cindy) and Elaine Niemeyer, brother of Louisa Christ and the late John Dornseif, brotherin-law, uncle and cousin. Mr. Dornseif in state at HEILIGTAG Funeral Home, 1081 Hwy. 61-67 at 141, Arnold after 4 p.m., Tues. until 12 noon, Thurs.

Service same day. 2 p.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. Memorials may be made to St. John's Lutheran Church. husband of Margaret J. Enberg (nee Dill), dear of Christine Audrain, Catherine, Carol, Cynthia, Constance, Patricia and John Enberg Jr.

dear grandfather of Michael Audrain, our dear brother, brother- in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary. 118 N. Florissant Ferguson, Nov. 10, 9:30 a.m.

Interment National Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m., Wed. ENBERG, JOHN FREDERICK, Nov. 8, 1983, beloved FLEMING, FRANK H. Nov.

7, 1983, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Rose Fleming (nee Kofron), dear father of Frank H. Mary Helen Caho and Marie Vodicka, father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law. uncle, cousin and friend. Funeral from GEBKENBENZ Mortuary, 2842 Meramec Nov. 10, 8:30 a.m.

to St. Thomas of Aquin Church, for Mass at 9 a.m. Interment SS. Peter and Paul. Retired member of Journeymens Plumbers Local No.

35. Masses preferred. Visitation after 2 p.m. GELLMAN, MARY, Nov. 8, 1983, wife of the late Gus GelIman, dear mother of Eleanor (Sidney) Schneider and Stan (Sarah) Gellman, dear sister of Sol Fine and the late Rebecca Gellman, dear grandmother of Schneider, Jeff Schneider Lisa (David) Schneider-Friedman, Beth Gellman, David Gellman and Paul Geliman, dear greatgrandmother of Samuel Schneider, our dear mother-inlaw, sister-in-law and aunt.

Graveside Service Nov. 9. 2:30 p.m. at Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery, 7500 Olive St. Rd.

Mrs. Gellman was a member of Jewish Special Needs Society, Hadassah and Womens Division of Young Israel of St. Louis. Memorial contributions of your choice preferred. BERGER MEMORIAL SERVICE.

GILLHAM, W. R. BROWN, Nov. 8, 1983, beloved husband of Nell C. Gillham (nee Carmichael), dear father of Dr.

William R. B. and Rev. John M. Gillham and Marilyn Getz, grandfather, father-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend.

Mr. Gillham in state at MATH HERMANN SONS Chapel, 10212 Halls Ferry Nov. 10, 3 to 9 p.m. Graveside Service 11:30 a.m. at Mt.

Hope Cemetery, Belleville, Ill. Memorial Service 7:30 p.m. at Bellefontaine United Methodist Church, 10600 Bellefontaine Rd. Memorials to Bellefontaine United Methodist Church preferred. HENTON, SHIRLEY (nee Tucker), on Nov.

7, 1983, beloved wife of Paul V. Henton, dear mother of Lucinda Biankenship, Rosalie Breckle, David, Daniel, Kenneth and Vernon Henton, our dear motherin-law. grandmother of six, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt, great-great-aunt and cousin. Mrs. Henton donated her body to Washington U.

Medical School. Memorials to Memorial Boulevard Christian Church, or American Cancer Society, appreciated. suspects had been arrested Tuesday in Dunklin County. suspects were arrested in County. also were issued for the Arkansas counties of Mississippi.

Two suspects at the Greene County Jail in Ark. Eight vehicles also seized. said the Highway Patrol investigation in January at of area law enforcement HOGGARD, NETTIE PERM, of The Blind Girls Home Kirkwood, Nov. 8, 1983, dear mother of Harold and Kenneth Hoggard. Service and interment will be held in Seymour, Mo.

Memorial Service to be announced later. BOPP CHAPEL SERVICE. HUITT, JOHN of Lesterville. Nov. 8, 1983, beloved husband Carrie J.

Huitt, dear father of Herman C. and Earl F. Huitt, Jean Mutrux, Ella Mae Pingieton and Dorothy L. Arnold, our dear grandfather, great-grandfather, father- in-law, brotherin-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral service 2 p.m., Fri.

at Lesterville Baptist Church. Visitation after 3 p.m., Thurs. at BRYSON Funeral Home, Hwy. 21, Pilot Knob, Mo. JEHLING, HERBERT Nov.

8, 1983, dear husband of the late Adele Jehling and Dorothy Jehling, dear brother-in-law of Mildred Williams, dear stepfather of Mel (Charles) Hamilton, dear uncle of Pat LeFevre, our grandfather and cousin. Services 10:30 a.m. at JOHN ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois. Entombment Sunset Mausoleum. Member of Erwin Lodge A.F.

A.M.. Scottish Rite, Board of Directors of Louis Maull Co. Rose Croix Services 8.p.m. Visitation after 6 p.m., Fri. KIRCHHOFF, LOUIS Nov.

8, 1983, at Columbia, beloved husband of the late Mildred A. Kirchhoff (nee Scholl), dear father of Dale Kirchhoff of Laguna Niguel, dear father-in-law of Joyce Kirchhoff, dear grandfather of Mark and Ardith, Kevin and Kyle Kirchhoff. Services from The WACKER-HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois at Grand, Nov. 11, at 10 a.m. Services conclude at the Chapel.

Private interment Sunset Memorial Park. Mr. Kirchhoff was a member of D.C.A. and the Lions Club. In state after 2 p.m.

Thurs. KOHL, DOROTHY M. (nee Sicking), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Nov. 9, 1983, beloved wife of the late George P. Kohl, dear mother of Mildred Jenesko, Lorraine Faveere, Richard G.

and Ralph J. Kohl, our dear sister, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 10151 Gravois (AFFTON), Nov. 10, 10:30 a.m. to St.

Simon Church, for 11 a.m. Mass. Interment Resurection Cemetery. Masses preferred. In parlor 5 p.m.

LEARNED, DOLORES M. (nee Thie), Nov. 7, 1983, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear wife of the late Harry J. Learned dear mother of Harry J. Ronald Learned, Margaret Meresicky, and Suzanne Thiele, dear grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-inlaw, and cousin.

Funeral Thurs. Nov. 10, 9:30 a.m. from SULLIVANMUCKLE Mortuary, 8806 Jenings at Hord to St. Christopher's Church, Mass.

10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery, 9 In p.m. parlor LEWIS, BARBARA R. (nee Risby), Nov 8. 1983, beloved wife of the late Arthur A.

Lewis, dear mother of Barbara J. Barth, dear sister of Helen Wolf and Chester Risby and the late Lois Dunn, Lucy Allen and Collins and Joseph Risby, our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 10151 Gravois (AFETON), Nov. 10, 1 p.m. Entombment Sunset Memorial Park.

Member of Affton Presbyterian Church and Senior Citizens Sunshine Club. 50 year member of Euclid Lodge No. 425 O.E.S. Donations to American Cancer Society, appreciated. In parlor p.m.

HONG KONG (UPI) Divers found the bodies of 78 crew members of the sunken drill ship Glomar Java Sea off the coast of China, a Chinese newspaper reported, but the vessel's owners said the reports were unconfirmed. In a dispatch from Canton on Monday, the newspaper Ta Kung Pao said the bodies were of 37 Americans, 34 Chinese, four British, one Canadian, one Australian and one Singaporean. The newspaper said the bodies were trapped in the ship's cabin. To recover them, Chinese authorities plan to cut up the wreckage, sunk in 300 feet of water. HATTIE, on in her 85th of the late Elizabeth dear Mabel Kopf, Everett Edith Stanper, our great-aunt, greatfriend.

KUTIS Funeral Gravois. Interment SS. Cemetery. RetiCo. In S.

Millstadt, Richard S. Thayof Richard father-in-law of CLIFTON Nov. 8. husband of the (nee Handof Patricia Thomas Trigof Cathy, Bouckaert, of Al Boubrother-in-law, cousin, and Thurs. BUCHHOLZ Mortuary, Ave.

Interment VISITA2 P.M. GERCoovert), of Nov. 8, wife of Louis dear daughter dear mothDan Elzen dear sister P. Coovert, Williams. Miriam Coovert, Marie Macolly, grandmother, aunt Nov.

12, 9:30 BARNES 8501 W. Main to Blessed for Mass at Mt. Carmel 7- p.m. Recitap.m., Fri. Nov.

6, late Elmer Delbert, Glen, Wagganer, Opal Pogue, Pogue and dear aunt. 1:30 p.m. at Home, FreInterment Park, Frede- dear sister of of DeSoto, and sister-in10618 p.m. Man- at Kirkwood. InterPark 3-5 and 7- Directors 017-Fraternal Notices PLUMBERS LOCAL 35 Please be advised of the death of BRO.

FRANK H. FLEMING SR. Died Nov. 7, 1983. Funeral Thurs.

8:30 a.m. from Gebken-Benz, 2842 Meramec for Mass at St. Thomas of Aquin Church, at 9 a.m. Interment SS. Peter and Paul.

Visitation after 2 p.m. Wed. HARRY LIERMANN, BUS. MGR. 018-Masonic Notices BEACON LODGE NO.

3 A.F Stated Comm. Nov. 10, 7:30 p.m. Visiting Brothers Welcome, WILBERT F. LAMBSK IN LODGE NO.

460 Stated Communication 7:30 p.m. Sparkettes Meeting. William J. Stadtlander, W.M. LODGE OF INSTRUCTION 57TH MASONIC DISTRICT NOV.

9,8 P.M. Maplewood Masonic Temple 7468 Manchester GEORGE C. VINCENT, DDGM CLARENCE W. STONE DDGL MAGNOLIA LODGE 626 America Masonic Temple, 4386 Bates. Stated Comm, Nov.

9, 6:30 P.M.... Work in E.A. Degrees (2). Visitors welcome, refreshments. HENRY PEPLIES.

NOTICE ST. LOUIS MO. CHAPTER NO. 1, RAM, will hold its meeting Nov. 10, 1983 at Ferguson Masonic Temple, 25 S.

Clark, Ferguson, Mo. ROBERT HOMAN H.P PRIDE OF THE WEST LODGE 179 3681 Lindell. Special Stated Communication, Nov. 9, 7 p.m., followed by open Installation. WILLIAM E.

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