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BEST COPY AVAILABLE 5ILCU15 POST-DISPATCH 48 Sat, Apr. 26, lie -t Bush Tells NRA Obituaries James M. Pound, 75; Tire Store Manager" He Favors Less Gun Control George K. Obata; Emerson Executive Book Reviews St Louis last July. He had been i the company for 33 years.

Surviving are his wife. Frances: a son. James Pound of Vancouver; Wash; two daughters. Marilyn Carton of Potter Valley. Calif, and Carol 1 A graveside service for Jesse McCoy Pound, retired tire store manager, was held Friday at Lower Lake Cemetery.

Lower Lake, Calif. Mr. Pound. 75, died Tuesday at Redbud Hospital. Oearlake.

Calif. He had been under treatment for heart disease. Mr. Pound, of Lower Lake, had been manager of the Suburban Tire Co, which was In Kirkwood. He left EoVe Of A Special Kind Between Nanny And Child Trefethen of Lower Lake.

Calif; a brother. Roy Pound of St Loaisc a sister. Rosemary Roundtree of Charlotte, N.C; and six grandchildren. Deaths Elsewhere NEW ORLEANS (AP) Vice President George Bush told mating of the National Rifle Aawckatloo on Friday that he favored relaxation of gun control laws. "Whatever the good Intention, depriving Americans of their constitutional right to keep and bear arms to wrong." Bush said.

"We must never forget that making It tougher for the law-abiding only makes it easier for the law-breaker." Two weeks ago, the House passed bill that would relax restrictions on Interstate sale of rifles and shotguns and would permit carrying of such hunting weapons across state lines If the weapons are unloaded and Inaccessible. The bill was sponsored by Rep. Harold Volkmer. D-Mo. The measure also would make It harder to prosecute unintentional violations of gun laws, let dealers transfer guns from inventories to their private collections and force the government to return seized weapons after an acquittal.

However, In a move opposed by the NRA, the bill was amended to retain the prohibitions adopted in 1968 on interstate sale of hand guns. A memorial service for George Ki-mlo "Kim" Obata. chairman of the Emerson Japan Ltd. subsidiary of the Emerson Electric Co, will be held May 16 In Tokyo. Mr.

Obata, 73, died In Tokyo on Wednesday after a long Illness. His body was cremated. Mr. Obata founded Obata Design Inc. here In 1951.

Since his retirement from the design studio, he bad lived In Tokyo. He served there first as president and later as chairman of Emerson, which Includes 11 wholly owned and six joint venture operations. He also was president of the Obata Corp, a design firm based In Tokyo, and be served as an advisor to Dentsu, a leading Japanese advertising agency. Mr. Obata earned bachelor's and master's degrees in fine arts from the University of California in Berkeley.

Surviving are his wire, Tomoko; a stepson, Piko Obata of Tokyo; bis mother, Haruko Obata of Berkeley; a sister, Yuri Kodanl of Berkeley; and a brother, Gyo Obata of St Louis. for quilted down jackets and goose-down sleeping bags. THOMAS T. CLARK JR, 17, the former president and general manager of Tucson Newspapers Inc. died Friday of complications from diabetes.

For 13 years, Mr. Clark headed a company that prints and delivers tie separately owned Tucson Citizen aad The Arizona Daily Star, which are owned separately. Mr. Clark stepped down in 1978. EDDIE BAUER, II.

who pioneer-. ed the goose-down garment Industry and founded an outdoor equipment company, died April 18 in Bellevue. Wash. The company bearing his name has 41 retail outlets in the United States and Canada and 2 million mail-order customers. He unconditionally guaranteed his products a practice that was followed by General Mills, which bought the business when he retired in 1968.

An avid fisherman and camper, Mr. Bauer was Issued a patent in 1936 ftiEsral notices HERDLICK. WILLIAM on Thurs April 24. 1966 tnrtitMWl twite, Hie CLARA'S HEART A novel by Joseph Olshan 314 pages. Arbor House.

$1 5.95 Reviewed by Joana Oetter Tiara's Heart" won the London TimesJonathan Cape Young Writers' Competition, a prize providing a stimulus lor people under 30 who are contemplating a writing career. It is Joseph Olshan's first novel, and although his no household name in literature yet it may be soon. Most of the story deals, directly or indirectly, with the special love that develops between David, a lonely eight-year-old Jewish boy, and Clara, his parents' Jamaican housekeeper. Clara becomes the tower of strength that enables David to cope with his inadequate and self-centered mother and a father who is not so much a bad father as a not very good one. During their fjve-year relationship, the bonds between Clara and David tighten, especially when the parents divorce and David: must decide whab he wants, only to realize that what he really wants Is not one of his options.

The viewpoint is through David's eyes without obscuring Clara's story and the dark, terrible secret from her past Both are looking for and find in each other someone to belong to. What fixes this novel in the mind is thejuUjor's ability to register the fluctuations of emotions with remarkable restraint and narrative power. "Clara's Heart' is written as opposed to narrated. To bring off a mixed-up child like David without slipping Into sentimentality, to make him and Gara so right and believable together despite their wide differences in age, color and culture, and to have resisted the temptation to use bis protagonists' pain as a vehicle for self-indulgent writing is the mark of a gifted novelist Olshan construes with care a tender, subtly ironical dialogue (including Jamaican patois), and he hears the delicate and textured modulations of moods and feelings which are never as intense as the subject warrants. For example, this is Clara's reaction when David, terribly upset to hear that he must accept their inevitable separation, tells her that she'll "just be like a nigger" in the end: "'We really not de same blood, nor even de same Clara said in won- Joseph Olshan derment as though realizing it for the very first time.

'Like when me was looking at dose bad, insulting children ar de ice-cream place, me was thinking, Dese are white people insulting you, a black woman. But you, David, were different' Her face clouded over and she whirled away from him, pressing her fists to her temples. 'I don't know, man, so strange, but I really believe a force was in this dis world that bind us. A long, lovely moment you and I bad, like a wave coming from de sea and curved so perfect round us and connect us even closer dan She shrugged. 'Suppose it couldn't ride forever, it have to "Clara's Heart" is a sensitive love story, in the sense that Clara and David are both loving people.

This love flows between the reader and the characters as it does between the characters themselves. The author says of his book, "I cast it in the. third person to help me be objective about the characters. I discarded all the flowering passages and weeded out the commercial stuff because it was not believable. I cut the book to the bone to get at the passion." That last sentence seems to sum up the essence of good writing.

i i.T WIEDEY. ELMER Charles. MO. Thurs April 24. 1986 brother of Oknda Farley -Leona HansiKk.

John and the late Marvin Wiedey. dear brother -m-iaw and uncle The family is being served by th BAUE Funeral Home 620 Jefferson St St Charles, where services w.a be heid at 12 noon. Sun. Interment John Cemetery Visitation after 2pm, Sat Memorials may made to St John Biog Fewtf 0170-fritnTHl Nrticw LOCAL 1. I Pleat advised of the deoth el B0 CLARENCE I.

SMITH ApeiKwct Repair, on pennon. Died 4-11 Member years. Services were field. Oonoid J. Bresnan, Bus Mv.

Froncii J. TeiK, Fin Sec vt LOCAL 1. IBEW Pleas De advised ol the death et BR0 VERNON RICHTERKESSING Journeyman Wiremaa on pension, i-Oied 4-16-86 Memoir years. Services were held. Donald J.

Bresnan, Bus. Francis J. Telle. Fin. Sec.

BRIDGE ond STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS LOCAL -Please De odvtsed of the death of 1 BRO ROBERT J. AUBUCHON Died April SIW I W. Funeral from Krieashoussr1 -South, 4221 Kingsmehwav, on-' Mon. April M. at am.

to St John The Baptist Church for 10 am. Mass Visitation Sku. pm WILLIAM L. BUTLER, I' 4 Joana Oetter is a St. Louis freelance writer Class And Ideology Mingled In The 'Bohemians' Of Paris their members and the of many of spirit of the importance.

From Henri (who became Henry) Murger, the author of the book on the Bohemians which served as the basis for Puccini's fHINE. JOHN Thurs April 4 1986 tortitied with the Sacrament ol Holy Mother Church. btovd husband of the late Etoise Gwen Shine (nee Morris), dear father of Mary Smak. Michael Chanes of Si. Louis and John Shine, of Wilmington dear brother of Edward Shine, of Atlanta Ga Patricia Deeva and Robert Shine of Kansas City Mq dear siepfe-Iher of Deobie Craig of West-Germany and JO Ann Karnes, ot St Loms.

dear father-tn-iaw. brother-in-law. grandfather, great-grandfather, unci. Coustfl and friend Mr. Shm donated hi body to St School of Anatomy Memorial Mass will be hetd at St Margaret Mary Catholic Church.

49ti0 Ringer Rd. April 28. 1986. for 10 a m. Mass.

Donations to Lutheran Hospital Hospic Unit, wiH be appreciated. SZOMBATHY, LOUIS R. (BOB), Thurs April 24 1986. beloved husband of the late Alice Szombathy. dear uncle of Alfred Szombathy and Barbara Vickroy.

our dear great-uncle, and great-great-uncle Mr. Szombath! at WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary. 1 18 Florissant Rd Ferguson, for VISITATION 3-9 SUN Funeral from First Presbyterian Church. 401 Darst Rd Fergu-aon63135 Mon 11 am Interment St Ferdinand Cemetery. Mr.

Szombathy was a charter member ot The Ferguson Lions Club and member ot Hop Lodge No. 20 A 4A Washington. C. Memorials to First Presbyterian Church of Ferguson, Eye Research Foundation of Mo 404 Portland, Columbia. MO 65201, or charity of choc, prferrd.

TURNBOUQH, VtOLA J. (nee Volk). on Thurs April 24. 1986. dear wife ot Diilard Turn-bough and the late Charles Alien dear mother ot Charles Jr.

and Ronald Allen, dear sister-m-law. mother-in-law. grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral from KRIEG-SHAUSER SOUTH. 4228 S.

Kingshighway on Mon Apnl 28 at 8 30 a to Church of th Magdalen tor 9 a Mass. Interment Calvary. Visitation from 2-9 p.m., Sun. WAGNER. HELEN E.M., asleep in Jesus.

Wed April 23. 1986. beloved sister of Hilda Scholz, Edward. Ernestine and Walter Wagner, dear sister-in-law. aunt great-aunt, cousin, and friend.

Funeral service at Concordia Lutheran Church, 7291 Sarah St Mapiewood. 10 a April 2 Visitation at The HUT-CHENS Mortuary. 675 Graham Florissant 1 to 9 Em Memorials to Concordia utheran Church, preferred. WALTERS, JAMES r- fortified with the Tl3 Scramnt ot Holy MT)thr Church Thurs April 24. 1986, beloved husband of the late Margaret Walters, dear father ot the late William and James Walters, dear brother ol Catherine Hg- 8 an.

dear uncle ol Margaret C. onaway. Dorsetta Atkinson and Thomas Tobin. great-uncle, great-graat-unci and cousin. Mass Mon April 28.

9 a at Basilica ol St Louis King of France (old Cathedral) Inter-mant National Cemetery. B. Masses preferred. Visitation Sun 2 to 4 p.m. at MATH HERMANN SONS Chapel, 10212 Hans Ferry Rd.

WEISL. ROSE $., April 25. 1986. beloved daughter of the late Max and Hattieweisl. dear sister of Dorothy Weisl Hilb (the late Melvm).

our devoted aunt, great-aunl, great-great-aunt niece cousin and friend. Graveside services 3 at New Mt. Sinai Cemetery. 8430 Gravois Memorials preferred to chanty of your choic. MAYER SERVICES.

0230-FlerisU Remembrance Arranged With Special Care" AREA FTD FLORISTS RUSSEll FLORIST 534-0808 MC. VISA. AM EX WELCOME Funeral Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear husband of Virginia Herdlick (nee Do-Ian), dear brother ol Robert and Frederick Herdkck. dear brother -m-iew and uncle Funeral from KRIEQ-SHAUSER WEST. 9450 Of-w Blvd.

Mon. Apnf 28. 9a m. to St Joseph Church. Manchester, lor Mess at 10 Interment National Cemetery A retired Lt Col Army Visitation 2p m.

until 9p.m. Sun. HILOEMAN, MARIE A. (nee Moiumby). fortilied with th Sacraments of Holy Mother hurch, Thurs April 24.

1966. beloved wife of the late Herman A Hilgeman, deer mother SI Rev Edward Thomas Mary Ann, Rev. James and Rev John Hilgeman, dear mother-in-law of Mary Hilgeman. dear grandmother of Ann and Kevin tillman. Joseph, Martin and Marcia Hilgeman, our dear sister -in-lew and aunt Funeral Mon Apnl 28.

9 30 am from JAY SMITH Funeral Home. 7456 Manchester Ave to St Mary Magdalen Church (Brentwood) tor 10 am Mass. Interment St. Peter a Cemetery Masses preferred. Visitation Sun.

after 3 pm. HOGAN See Walter HURLEY, LORRAINE M. (nee Scherer), Frl April 25. 1966. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife ot Matthew Hurley, dear mother ol Pat HeUwig.

John (Jack) Hurley and the late Matt Hurley, dear mother-in-law of Jeannette Hurley, Frank Heliwig and Dolores Hurley, dear sister of Ida Ryan, dear grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, couain and friend Funeral from HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary. 6464 Chippewa at Watson. Mon 10 30 am. with Mass celebrated at St Gabriel the Archangel 11am. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

FRIENDS MAY CALL SUN. AFTER 3 PM. JOCROINQ, WALTER resting tn peace, onFn Apr 25. 1986. beloved husband of Eva Grace Joerdma (nee Smitti).

dearest father of Clinton Joerdtng of Phoenix. AZ, our dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncta, great-uncle and cousin. Walter was a 40 year member of American Legion Post 165, St. Louts Disabled American Veterans and NorthsKle Christian Church. Funeral at JOHN STYGAR A SON Chapel, 9825 Hails Ferry Rd on April 28 at 1 m.

Interment Laurel Hill Memortal Gardens. Gifts to Northstde Christian Church in Walter memory appreciated. VISITATION KOMORNY, LEONARD on Thurs April 24, 198S. beloved husband and friend of Annie, dear lather of Marty. Jim and John.

Private services have been held An informal memorial gathering will be held at the family home, on May 3, 1 p.m. KOPOLOW, ABE. April 24. 1986. husband ol the late Mary Kopolow and the late Freda Kopolow.

dear father and father-in-law of Rosalee (Wilbur) Rudman and Dr. Louis Lynnej Kopolow. dear brother and brother-in-law of Freda Ael-baum. Al (Ruth) Kopolow, Mi- gnon Srteman, Meyer (Aiene) Kopolow and Jack (Shirley) Kopolow. dear grandfather ol Michelle and Brian Rudman.

Aaron. Melissa and Andrew Kopolow. our dear or other -inlaw and uncle Graveside service April 27. 2 p.m. at Chesed Snel Emeth Cemetery.

7500 Olive St. Rd Memorial contributions of your choice preferred. BERGER MEMORIAL Serve. LEVER, SABINA. April 22.

1986. beloved wile of the late Jack Isaac Lever, dear mother of Alvin Lever, the late Evelyn Ruth Reiss and th late Marianne Santo, dear mother-in-law of Norine Lever, Melvm Reiss and Irving Santo, beloved grandmother of Howard Reiss, Mindell Reiss, Celia Reiss-lsrael. Helen Santo-Ei-lenberg. Carol Santo-Specker Leah Reiss. Daniel Lever and Michael Lever, dear great-grandmother ot Erica Ttetss and Jeffrey Reiss.

dear sister of Mary Heisier and Clara Stem, dear sister-in-law of Tithe Vogei. Tillie Goldstein. Bessie Leventhal and Rose Lavitan end dear aunt. Graveside service Sun. Aprfl 27.

1 1 a at Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol Cemetery 9125 La-due Rd. Memortat contribu-toone to Pioneer Women, preferred. BERGER MEMORIAL SERVICE. LODES, JOHN C. April 24.

1986. fortified with the Sacrament of Holy Mother Church, deer husband of Bernic Ann Lodes (nee Dams), dear lather of Susan Hamilton. Patricia Zi-vie, Peggy William. Stephen. Thomas and Jack Lodes, dear brother of Rita Graczak.

Rob-en and William Lodes, dear grandfather, great-grandfather, fathar-in-law. brother-in-law, uncle and great-uncle Funerel from PAFFORD Funeral Home, Lexington, Tenn Mon Aprri 28. 9 30 a to St. Andrew Catholic Church, Lexington. for 10 a m.

Mass Interment Henderson Sounty Memortal Gardens emetery. Visitation after 1 m. Sun Donations to St Andrew Catholic Church Building Fund, appreciated. LUESSE, AGNES (nee EH) fortilied with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Apnl 25 1986.

beloved wife of the late Alfred Luesse. dear moth er of Leroy Luesse. dear sister of Rose Heckman. grandmother, greet-grandmofher. mother-in-law.

aunt, great-aunt. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home 6322 Grand sou i ntH 52 Grar 28. 9 30 a Blvd Man Aort 28 BOHEMIAN PARIS: Culture, PoliticsTand the Boundaries of Bourgeois Life 1 830-1 930 By Jerrold Seigel 286 pages, Viking, $25 Reviewed by Joseph Losos Abouf 150 years ago the term "Bohemian" developed a new meaning in France. Instead of referring to inhabitants of the chief section of what is now Czechoslovakia, it was used to define those members of society who lived on their wits, who opted out of the normal social order, and who devised, or tried to devise, the culture of the coming age. Jerrold Seigel attributes the term to a belief that Gypsies came from Bohemia (an Idea now completely discredited) and that the Parisians who fit the above description were the gypsies of modern life.

Seigel, a St. Louis-born Princeton professor, explains many more things in this carefully written work. His thesis is straight-forward, although often rather complex in the telling. From the 1930s on, after the fall of the Bourbons marked the end of the old tradition of royal literary and artistic patronage, young intellectuals (and their more numerous half-baked confreres) congregated in areas on the Left Bank in Paris without steady income or probable chance for fame. The prestige of their surroundings, the vitality BOSKEN.

ELMER Tues Apr 22. 1986. V'l at Wichita. tor-1 merly of 7515 Teas-dale City Moved husband ol the late Eugenia Bosken (nee Gerst). oear lather of Rev.

Ruben Bosken. SJ. and Eugene A Bosken our dear tsier Hn-lew, grandfather, and uncle Funeral from KRIEO-SHAUSER WEST. 9450 Olive Blvd Mon April 26. 9 30 a jn lo St Joseph Church.

Clayton, tor 10 a m. Mass. Interment Calvary. Visitation 2 10 9 Sun. BROWN, MARJORIE B.

(nee Barlow). April 24. 1986. in Mountain Home, Ark dear wile of Parke Brown, dear mother of Harry Goodale. of Ashgrove.

John B. Goodale. of St. Louis. and Judy Lloyd, of St.

Lthiis. dear daughter of Elsie Bartow, of Mountain Home, dear sister of Walter Barlow, of our dear 'grandmother. wiemunai IWIM sun thai m. at KIRBY Funeral Home i pel. Mountain Home.

Ark. BYRNE, MAROARET E. (nee Wors). fortified wih the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, on Thurs Aprs 24. 1986, dear wife of the late John Byrne (Skip) dear mother of John P.

and James J. Byrne, dear mother -tn-iaw of DoHie and Lorraine Byrne, dear sister of Fred Wors. our dear grandmother, great-grandmother, sister -in-ujw. aunt, great-aunt, and cousin. Funeral Aprti 28.

at 9 30 a from CALVIN FEUTZ Funeral Home, 9460 Lewis Clark (Hwy 367). to Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church, tor 10 a m. Mass of The Resurrection. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mrs Byrne was the former owner 01 The Beacon Shoe Co.

VISITATION FROM 3 TO 9 P.M. SAT. ANOSUN. CHRISTMAN, PATRICIA Baiiwin. suddenly Apr 24 1966.

age 48 dear wife of Richard C. Cnristman, dear mother of Colleen A John Joseph and Joseph Patrick Kelly, aister of Mary S. Weiss ana Joseph J. Hare, daugther of Joseph and Bemtce Hare, daugther-m-law of Mary Wetland, mother-in-law. grandmother, aunt and cousin.

Funeral Apr 26, from KUTIS Funen era! Horn Home, 10151 Gravois AFFTONi to St George Catholic Church. 4960 Heege Rd. at 11 a.m. Interment Ressurection Cemetery. St.

Louis. Memorials may be made to the Mental Health Association of St. Louia. 2510 So. Brentwood, St Louis.

PITMAN Funeral Home Service. DAUGHERTY, MILTON Wed April 23. 1966, beloved husband of the late Florence Daugherty (nee Stamm). dear father of Jack Daugherty. 3699 Indian Falls Rd Akron, 14001 and Ruth Harris of Littleton.

Colo grandfather of 6. and great-grandfather of 6 Services private. Entombment Valhalla Mausoleum. No visitation Mr. Daugherty was a graduate of The SI Louis University School of Law, and in 1973 received an honorary doctor of jurisprudence.

He was honorary lifetime member of The Aurora-Theodore Roo-sevelt Lodge No. 267 A AA and he received The Paul Harris Award from The St Louis Rotarv Club, and 32nd Degree Scottish Rite A member of The St. Louis Municipal Opera Assn and active in many other organizations. A HOFFMEl: SERVICE. FFMEISTEFf COLONIAL EBNER, ERMA CAROLINE (nee Oeutschmann).

on April 24, 1986, beloved wife of Michael Ebner dear mother of Marten A Schroeder and Jeffrey Ebner. dear grandmother of Scott and Kern L. Furgerson, mother-in-law of Thomas O. Schroeder, dear aunt, great-aunt, great-great-aunt, cousin and friend. Funeral from KRIEG-SHAUSER SOUTH.

4228 S. Kingshighway on Mon April 28 at 2 m. Interment Resurrection Masses preferred Visitation 3-9. Sat. and 12-9, Sun.

GERMAN, HERBERT April 25. 1966. in Port St Lucie. age 77, dear husband of Irene Walsh German, dear father of Eleanor Beachem Atlanta, John German.Miami. dear brother of Robert German, Aff-ton, grandfather of 5.

Funerar services 11 a.m. at Indian River Presbyterian Church, Fori Pierce. Fia. OUZY See Hellberg HELLBERG, MARY ANN (nee Guzy). April 25.

1986. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wile of the late John Hellberg. dear foater Mom of John Schwartz and mother-in-law of Kathleen Schwartz dear sister ot Moiiie Guzy. and Anna Murphy, of Spokane. Wash dear Nana ot Colleen.

Heidi and Amy Robyn Schwartz, our deer sister-m-faw aunt, great-aunt, cousin, and friend. Funeral Mon 1130 i m. from JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN A SONS, 7027 Gravois. to St Gabriel Church tor 1 2 Noon Mass.

Interment National Cemetery. Past Pres of Fsnton Memorial Post 400 American Legion and A A P. 1924. Masse preferred. Visitation after 2 Sun.

TO PLACE AN IN MEM0RIAM, PLEASE CALL CHRIS 622-7108 JEAN 622-7115 MACKE, ISABELLA A. fne Gartichl, on Fn April 25, 1986. fortified with the Secramenta of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late George Macke. dearest mother of Marilyn Scniaker and John G. Mack, dear sister of Eimer L.

Garttcn dearest grandmother ot Tom. Gigi and Jim Schiakar. John. Dan. Donna.

Jn. Dune and Don Macke, our dearest mother -m-iaw. sis-ter-m-iaw. aunt greai-aunt, cousin and friend Funeral from KRIEG-SHAUSER SOUTH. 4228 Ktngsrughway on April 28 a to St.

Catherine La- boure tor 10 a Mass tnter- ment Resurrection. Masse oreferred. Visitation 2-9 p.m.. MALLETT. DAVIO April 24, 1986.

dear husband ol OliieC Mallett (nee Martin), father of Agnes C. Zimmermann, Ivaneile Schroeder. Maxine Carrmchael and Phyllis Cross, father-in-law ot Larry Carrmchael. Mark Cross and the late William H. Zimmermann and Tony Schroeder, brother of Daisy Baumer, Ruth Parten-heimer.

Helen Eitert. Harold and Roy Mallett. grandfather of twenty, great-grandfather of twenty-five, brother-in-law, uncle and couain. Funeral service Mon 1 00 at PFITZiNGER Mortuary, 331 Kirkwood Rd Interment Hiram Cemetery Visitation 5-9 m. and Sun 2-9 m.

Former member of Meat Cutters Local No 88 ar charter member ot Wetterau Foods Inc. Member ot Moolah Temple. St Aidemar Commandary No 18 T. and Jennings Lodge No. 640 A 4AM services Sun.

evening, 7:30 ut. MANESON, NATHAN ffA April 24. 1986. be- ft a loved husband of 1 Anne Maneson. dear father ot Larry (Sue Ellen) and Morton Maneson, beloved brother of Ann Fixier.

San (Dr. Irwin) Miller, of Cranberry and the late Ruby Maneson, dear grandfather of Emily and Robbie Maneson, dear tather-m-law. uncle, and great-uncle Graveside service 2 pm. Sun at Chesed She! Emeth Cemetery White Roed. Contributions preferred to a chanty of your choice.

RINDSKOPF SERVICE. O'KEEFE, JAMES aW on April 24, JtJ 1986. beloved hus-band of Jo Ann Keete (nee Myers), dearest father of Suzan Evans. Mark, Jimmy, Kenny, Tnsha. Barbie ana Colleen Keefa.

dear grandfather of Jenna and Tommy Evans, dear son ot John J. and the late Kathryn Keete. our dear father -m-law. brother, brother-in-law, uncie, nephew and cousin. Funeral from DREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel.

7733 Natural Bridge. 10 a Mon April 28 Interment Memorial Park. A member of the Telephone Pioneer. Visitation after p.m.. Sat.

POSER, EMMA D. (nee Mades). AprH S3. 1986. dear wife of the late Walter Poser, dear mother ot Robert Poser, dear grandmother of three, dear great-grandmother of three Service are being held at 3 p.m., Sat BAUE Funeral John C.

Cemetery The a.i.j ia aiAruai4 nu ttlA BAUE FunerarHome. 620 Jef- C. CI Thar! MO where donations may be made to the American Cancer Society ot the Heart Fund. SCHMITTGENS, HELEN M. (Gannon), April 25.

1986, beloved wife of Edward A. Schmittgens. dear mother of Sister Colin Mane. Donna M. Scwto.

Thomas Rev. Kevin V. and Ann Lorrain Schmittgens. dear grandmother ot Christopher and Gregory Sciuto. dear sister of Eugene Gannon, of Denver, Con, dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and niece Funeral Mon 10 30 a from JOHN L.

ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois. to St. George Church, tor 11, a Mass. Member of King House Retreat. Immaculate Conception Sodality.

CBIVA Auk. Masses or contributions to The Cancer Society. Interment National. Visitation after 2 m. Sat.

SCHNEIDER. AGNES, fortified with the Sacraments ot Holy Mother Church. Apnl 23. 1986. beloved wife of the late Phillip w.

Schneider, dear mother of Phyllis Kempter. dear mother-m-faw of Walter A. Kempter. dear grandmother of Marc and Susan Kempter, our dear cousin Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 10151 Gravois (AFF-TON). April 28.

11 am. Interment St. Louts Memorial-Garden. In parlor Noon. SHACKLES.

PAUL April 25. 1986. beloved husband of Man Shackles (nee Amrhetn), dear father of William, Richard and Beniamin Shackles and the late Paula J. Freeman Nickless. deer grandfather of James Freeman and Connie Cissell.

dear brother of Leonard Shackles dear father-in-law. great-grandfather of lour, brotner-m-law and uncle. Funeral from SCHRADER Funeral Home. Manchester Rd at HoHoway Baiiwin MO. 10 a Interment Union Park.

Chaffee, MO. Visitation 1-9 SHERRILL. LAWRENCE C. on Thurs Apnl 24. 1986.

beloved husband of the late Marian Banister Sherrill. father ot Marian Banister Shemll, grandfather of Patrick Wens Bellinger. Marts nna Enter Cross and Antoinette Erker Chatham, greatgrandfather of three Serve at St John United Methodist Church. Singleton Chapel. 5000 Washington Blvd Kingshighway.

Mon 2 30 Interment Bellefon-tain Cemetery. Friends may call at LUPTON Chapel. 7233 Oelmar Sun. 4-8 pm Memorials may be made to St John United Methodist Church or lo a chanty ot your choic. age created a sense of opera, to the Americans is a St Louis'banker.

IndeX-Anderson, Fem V. Arenson, Lewis AuBuchon, Robert J. Bender, Fred W.O. (Pop) Berry, WilbertL Bosken, Elmer H. Brown, Marjorie B.

Byrne, Margaret E. Christman, Patricia A. Daugherty, Milton Ebner, Erma Caroline German, Herbert H. Guzy Hellberg, Mary Ann Herdlick, William F. Hilgeman, Marie A.

Hogan Hurley, Lorraine M. Joerding, Walter Komorny, Leonard J. Kopolow, Abe Lever, Sabina Lodes, John C. Jr. Luesse, Agnes Macke, Isabella A.

Mallett, David R. Maneson, Nathan M. O'Keefe, James P. Poser, Emma 0. Schmirtgens, Helen M.

Schneider, Agnes Shackles, Paul N. Sherrill, Lawrence C. Shine, John J. Szombathy, Louis R. Tumbough, Viola J.

Wagner, Helen E.M. Walters, James B. WeisLRoseS. Wiedey, Elmer W. ANDERSON.

FERN V. (nee Gorman), Aprfl 24. 1986. fortified with ft Sacraments of Hofy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late John L. Anderson, mother of me late Daniel V.

Regan, dear sister of Agnes Crowder, Lucy Black, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt, cousin, and Service at HOFFMEISTER 80LONIAL Mortuary, 6464 hippewa at Watson. 10 30 a m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. VISITATION AFTER 1:30 P.M. ARENSON.

LEWIS, I. April 23, 1986. be- 1 loved brother of Irene I Fo and the late Ruth. Helen and Bert Arenson. dear brother-in-law of Esther Arenson.

our dear cousin and friend. Mr Arenson state Sun 1-3 m. at the RINDSKOPF Chapel. 5212 Oelmar Blvd. Funeral service 10 30 a at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.

AuBUCHON, ROBERT on Wed April 23. ILSt 1986. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Pamela AuBuchon (nee St. John), dear father of Amy and Alexis AuBuchon. dear son of Louise A and the late Robert J.

AuBuchon dear brother of Annie and Richard AuBuchon. our dear son-in-law. brother-in-law. nephew, uncle, cousin and friend. Funeral from KRIEG-SHAUSER SOUTH.

4228 S. Kingshighway on AprH 28. 30 a m. to St John the Baptist Church for 10 a m. Mass.

Interment National Cemetery A member of 0 A V. Chapter No. 1. Visitation 2-9 p.m. BENDER.

FRED O. (POP). April 24, 1986. beloved husband of the late Edna Bender (nee Niemeier), dear father of Lillian Mueller, Russell Bender and Metba Jost, dear brother of Ahrtna Bender, Julia Hegemann, and the late Chris Herman and Cart Bender, and Louisa Hagen. dear father-in-law of Gene Mueller, and Al Jost.

dearest grandpa of Terry and Kevin Rupp, Cheryl and Art Froese. Nancy Tressner, Kelley and Jim Preutzel. Drew and Liz Bender, and Brett Bender, dear grandfather, brother -m-law, unci, cousin and friend. Mr. Bender in state at FEY Funeral Home, 4100 Lemay Ferry Rd.

south of Lindbergh until Nlon, April 28. 9 a thin to St. John United Church of Christ. MehMlle. Mo.

tor services at 1:30 pm. Interment Old St. Johns Cemetery. Mr. Bender was a member of the Concord Farmers Club and American Legion Post 1 56.

and the first recipient of the South County C.A. Pop Award. Memorials may be given to St. John United Church of Chnst. Mehviiie.

Mo IN PARLOR AFTER 10.3OA.M. SUN. BERRY, WtLBERT Aom 24 1966. beloved husband of Miriam Berry (nee Thomas). Visrtation Sun.

April 27, from 5 to 6 at The Webster Groves United Methodist Church. 627 Cornea Ave. Webster Groves Funeral services Mon Apnl 26. 1 30 m. at The Webster Groves United Methodist Church Interment Laurel Memorial Gardene, Mowing servicea.

A retired educator of 31 years with The Webster Groves School District beu of flowers, memoneis to The Kidney Foundehon of Greeter St Lows, be appreciated. Services entrusted to YAN-DELL Mortuary. who came after 1918, an atmosphere of free thinking, free sex and artistic innovation was proclaimed. This naturally merged, in the minds of many in the new Bohemia and critics without into political radicalism. But that the author says, is misleading.

The Bohemian were not real foes of the bourgeois system; in fact it was only in a thoroughly bourgeois epoch that the whole phenomenon could take place. Many, perhaps most of the denizens were hard-working puritans, and their philosophy of freedom was an analogue of the libertarianism which underlay liberal capitalism. In fact, the book maintains, the story of Parisian Bohemianism is a fine example of the complexity of class and ideology in the world of individualist theory, and the French, with their penchant for developing theoretical possibilities, have created a model of bougeois society in revolt against itself. All of this is illustrated by long, sometimes repetitious, discussions of the lives and works of Courbet Appol-linaire and other famous artistic figures. This is not as romantic as La Boeheme.

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS Please De odvtsed of me death of BRO RUSSELL GIBSON -April 24, W6 Visitation Sot.e-'dt Null Sons, Rolla Funerat Sun. April 27. Jock Monorelll. Pres Bus 0180 Masetiic Htikti JENNINGS LODGE Brethren pleas osssembie StM' April 27, 7 JCp atpfifzineer Mar- tuarv, 131 Kirkwood to conduct' Masonic Services tor our late -BRO OAVID MALLETT DONALD DU RALL, WM West Gale Lodge No 445 Cordially invites t(, members, fomiiies and friends to The Annual Installation of Off Sot. April at 7.30pm.

Fred Foster. W.M. 0190 tw Mtfiwiiw TO PLACE 0 IN MEMORIaM, PLEASE CALL is' -i' CHRIS 472 7WI JEAN tB-ilH. .1, Joseph Losos Review New Marshall Tucker Unit Is Faithful To Old Sound Rock 0230-rWmts A Beautiful Vav To Show Your Sympathy PROFESSIONAL -FLORIST GROUP FTD FLORISTS North BRIX West GRIMM tWGORlY Jy 391-OlOiy, South KRUSE 892-2o6o DOOIEY'S FlORJST st francois tntu Express Your Sympathy with NETTIE'S FLOWERS 38CI S. Gfond Open Son.

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41-517 0286 MoffiaHtts ROSEBROUGH MONUMEWf Ml Chieoewa 5M3 SU1 w. Fienssant 77ei Directors are the new guitarists. They are joined by new members David Allen on drums, bassist Tom Robb and keyboardist Bobby Ogden. None is well known outside Spartanburg, S. but all five blend smoothly into the ensemble tapestry.

Gray led the band through most of its most familiar songs and threw in a couple hard-driving blues workouts for good measure. Miller proved a good foil for Gray's vocals in "Long Island Lady" and added a jazz-inflected chordal style through most of the extended instrumental jams. "Searchin' for a Rainbow" and "Heard It in a Love Song" brought roars of approval from the audience. Eubanks' flute and sax are the key ingredient in the sound of most of the band's instrumental motifs. This was particularly true in the band's encore, "Can't You See?" "24 Hours" and "This 01' Cowboy" were among the highlights of the concert Although the Marshall Tucker Band is currently without a recording contract its musical heart is beating strongly.

1 i By David Surkamp One or Southern rock's most successful and enduring groups, the Marshall Tucker Band, was at Westport Playhouse Wednesday to start a two-night engagement The band has recently reformed, and this St Louis appearance is one of its first appearances with the new personnel. Lead vocalist Doug Gray and multi-instrumentalist Jerry Eubanks are the only members left from the Marshall Tucker Band as it began in 1972. This South Carolina-based group is noted for multi-textured instrumental tracks supporting country-tinged Southern rock music, and it has remained faithful to a highly recognizable sound. The loss of the original guitarist Toy Caldwell, a distinctive stylist and gifted songwriter, was a major blow, for Caldwell had a truly individual grasp of his instrument and was a major creative force. Rusty Miller and Stuart Swanlund ttm rral Dsreeiea WW FwIWfHri ALBERT H.

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