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I 1. A18-Austin, Texas The Austin American Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1969 DEATHS AND SERVICES MRS. RUBY WHITE Mrs. Ruby White, 70, of 1817 W.

9th St. was found dead at her home Tuesday. Funeral is pending at Cook Funeral Home. Survivors include a son, Robert Harold Cook of Houston. MRS.

MARTHA L. RIVERA Rosary for Mrs. Martha L. Rivera, 96, of 2507 Santa Pita was recited at: 8 p.m. Tuesday at Hyltin-Man nor Funeral Home by Father Victor Goertz.

Requiem Mass will be celebrated Father Goertz at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Cristo Rey Catholic Church. Burial will be in Assumption Cemetery. Mrs. Rivera died in a locali hospital Monday evening.

She was a member of Cristo Rey Catholic Church, was formerly, employed at Newman Hall for 35 years and had been a resident of Austin for 51 years. Survivors include three Sele Rivera, Frank Rivera and Pete Rivera, all of Austin: four daughters, Mrs. Paula Moreno, Mrs. Mary Rodriquez, Mrs. Ascension Hernandez and Mrs.

Petra Gonzales, all of Austin; one sister, Mrs. Catherine Rios of Seguin; 22 grandchildren; 53 great-grandchildren and 15 great-great grandchildren. O. T. WARLICK Funeral for O.

T. Warlick will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at WeedCorley Funeral Home. Rev. Frank Walker will officiate and burial will be in Memorial Park.

Warlick died Monday in a local hospital. ROBERTO RODRIGUEZ Roberto Rodriguez, 43, of 1410 E. 6th was found dead in the backyard of his home Tuesday morning. Homicide detectives of the Austin Police Department said he died of cirrhosis of the liver, Funeral is pending at Angel Funeral Home. MRS.

NORMA JEAN HARRIS Mrs. Norma Jean Harris, 33, of Houston died Tuesday in a local hospital. Her body was sent to Heights Funeral Home in Houston by Funeral Home for services. OUR PRIVILEGE WILKE- CLAY FUNERAL HOME 1811 SOUTH CONGRESS PHONE 442.1446 DANIEL R. RIVERA Funeral for Daniel R.

Rivera of 4706 Prock Lane will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Angel Funeral Home with Rev. Father Frank Briganti of St. Julia Catholic Church officiating. Burial will be i in Assumption Cemetery.

MRS. HILLIARE F. NITSCHKE Funeral for Mrs. Hilliare F. Nitschke will be at 3:30 0 p.m.

Wednesday at the Weed-Corley Funeral Home. Dr. Wm. Howland and Rev. Frost will officiate and burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery.

Mrs. Nitschke died Monday in a local hospital. MRS. BERNICE WASHINGTON Funeral for Mrs. Bernice Washington will be at 10 a.m.

Thursday at Weed-Corley Funeral Home. Rev. D'Rhea Allison will officiate and burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs. Washington died Sunday in Brownsville.

DEBBIE KLOOR Debbie Darline Kloor, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kloor of 8057 N. Lamar died Tuesday in a local hospital. Funeral is pending at Mission Funeral Home.

She is survived by her parents; her maternal, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Griffin of Longview; her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Woodrow W. Kloor of Crowley, a sister, Dawne and two brothers, Shannon and Louis Jr. JOHN B. BECKHAM SR. Funeral for John B.

Beckham 79, of 500 Baylor, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Cook Funeral Home with Rev. Loyce E. Estes officiating. Burial will be in Capital Memorial Gardens.

Beckham died Monday. MRS. MEDA LEWIS HEATH Funeral for Mrs. Meda Lewis Heath of 1207 Elm will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Cook Funeral Home with Reader J.

W. Stancil officiating. Graveside services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Mission Burial Park at San Antonio with Reader Mrs. Gail Rarey officiating.

Mrs. Heath died Monday. Central Texas Deaths MRS. W. L.

HOMAN GEORGETOWN -Mrs. W. L. Homan, 71, died Tuesday in a local hospital. Funeral will be at 10 a.m.

Thursday at Davis Funeral Home. Rev. James Browder officiating. Burial will be in the I.0.0.F. Cemetery in Georgetown.

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and Mrs. Preston Smith since Sunday. He has made several visits to Texas. The ambassador said the Australian people are vitally concerned about the fate Of their South Vietnamese neighbors and have an fighting force there. We believe profoundly that small nations can't afford to sit by and see other states destroyed by the aggression of their neighbors," he said.

He added that peace demonstrations have been small, and pointed to the reelection of the present government in October as an indicator of support for the Vietnam policy. Waller, who has been in Washington for five years, says one of the major problems between the United States and Australia is an "unfavorable" balance of trade. Australia buys about $1 billion worth of American goods annually while the U.S. purchases about half that amount from Australia, he said. This, he said, is enough to "cause any Australian official a great deal of anxiety." Waller Creek Trial Begins Wednesdav The trial of 14 persons charged with disorderly conduct last October i in the Waller Creek tree demonstrations will begin at 9 a.m.

Wednesday in Justice of the Peace Bob Kuhn's Court. The persons were arrested after a demonstration at a construction site along Waller Creek on the University of Texas campus to save several trees which were being removed to make way for the displacement of San Jacinto Blvd. The street was being moved westward to make room for the' enlargement of Memorial Stadium. LEASING? Lease the BUICK or OPEL of Your Choicel IT Costs no more to lease BUICK! CALL Covert Buick TODAY 501 W. 5th 476-4761 Richard S.

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VOLKSWAGEN: George's Liquor Store, Roberto Flores, Robert R. Underwood, Clara Andrews, Wayne R. Rodgers, Richard S. Machalek, Harry A. Blitch WEATHER DATA AUSTIN AREA: Fair with cool nights and mild days through Thursday.

Winds will be mostly northerly 5-12 miles an hour. Temperature range Tuesday, 46-71; expected range Wednesday, near 40 to near 70. HOURLY TEMPERATURES Austin temperatures data for the 24- hour period ending at midnight. 1 a.m.. .50 p.m..

.......69 2 a.m.. .52 2 p.m. 3 a.m.. .50 4 70 4 a.m.. ....50 p.m.

70 5 a.m.... 48 5 p.m.... 68 a.m. 47 6 p.m.. 62 .47 p.m.

57 48 8 p.m. 57 9 am. 54 9 p.m.. 54 10 59 10 p.m... 11 a.m.

63 11 p.m. 49 Noon 66 Midnight 48 MISCELLANEOUS DATA Sunrise: 7:11 a.m. Sunset: 5:30 p.m. Moonrise: 1:15 a.m. Moonset: 1:37 p.m.

Moon will be new on Dec. 9. Highest temperature since Jan. 1: 105 on Aug. 11.

Lowest temperature since Jon. 1: 22 on Jan. 5. Temperature extremes within the 48 contiguous states. Highest, 84 at Long Beach, Calif.

Lowest, 4 at Massena, N. Y. Rainfall in Austin in last 24 hours ending at midnight: 0. Total rainfall since Jan. 1: 29.30 Inches.

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L. Homan Jr. of Ft. Huron, a daughter Mrs. W.

E. Morgan of Hobbs, N.M.; a brother, Luther Patton of Fort Worth; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. MAS. NANCY A. MAULDIN ROUND ROCK Mrs.

Nancy Annie Mauldin, 79, formerly of Leander, died Tuesday at a Seagoville nursing home. Funeral is pending at Condra Funeral Home in Round Rock. A son, C. A. Mauldin of Irving, survives.

MRS. OLIVE RUNGE SAN MARCOS Mrs. Olive Runge, 81, died Monday in a Houston hospital. She was a longtime resident of San Marcos. Funeral is pending at Pennington Funeral Home in San Marcos.

Survivors include one son, William Albert Runge of Houston; and two grandchildren. ARTHUR E. CITZLER LA GRANGE Arthur C. Citzler, 52, died Tuesday in a local hospital. Funeral will be at 3 p.m.

Thursday at Rutersville Lutheran Church, Rev. Walter Probst officiating. Burial will be in La Grange city Cemetery under direction of Koenig Funeral Home. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Edna Citzler of La Grange; his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Max Citzler of La Grange; six daughters, Mrs. Albert Loehr and Mrs. E. J.

Stibora, both of La Grange, Mrs. Milton Bage of Giddings, Mrs. Edrol Wagner of Burton, Mrs. Gary Sanders of Ft. Bliss and Mrs.

John Smidovec of Rutersville; a son, Gene Allen Citzler of La Grange; a sister, Mrs. Walter Stahmer of La Grange; a brother. Atlan M. Ctizler of La Grange; and six grandchildren. HENRY BUSH SAN MARCOS Funeral, for Henry Bush, 61, who died Thursday in a Temple hospital, will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at Wesley Chapel, Rev. C. W. Kelly officiating. Burial will be in Hupps Cemetery in Lockhart.

Bush was a maintaineance man at Southwest Texas University. MRS. ART C. WYNN FREDERICKSBURG Mrs. Art C.

Wynn, 52, died Monday in an Abilene nursing home. Funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday i in Schaetter Funeral Home, Rev. Malford Hierholzer officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

Survivors include her husband, nd, Art C. Wynn of Fredericksburg; a daughter, Miss Patricia Ann Wynn of Lometa; a son, Michael Dan Wynn of Lometa; a sister, Mrs. Nora Myka of Abilene; and a brother. Ray Archibald of Kansas. MRS.

BOSQUE M. BLODGETT LAMPASAS Mrs. Bosque M. Blodgett, 96, of Lometa, died Tuesday in a Lampasas nursing home. Funeral will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at Lampasas Funeral Home chapel, Emmitt Lilly officiating assisted by Edwin Young. Burial will be Lometa City Cemetery. Survivors include six daughters, Mrs. George Neal and Mrs. Winfred Mauldin of Lometa, Mrs.

Harvey Ivy of Lampasas, Mrs. Alvin Millsap of Marble Falls, Mrs. Lewis McElroy of Cuero and Mrs. John Wallace: 27 grandchildren; 71 greatgrandchildren: and 29 greatgreat-grandchildren. ANTON F.

LEHMANN BUDA Funeral services for Anton Frederick Lehmann, 62, will be at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Grace Lutheran Church, with Rev. Paul W. Gieger officiating. Burial will be in the San Marcos City Cemetery.

Lehmann, a retired Lutheran educational director, was a member of Grace Lutheran Church of San Marcos. He died Monday at his home in Buda. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Esther Lehmann of Buda; two daughters, Miss Mary Louise Lehmann of San Antonio and Mrs. David Bowen of! Castanea, four Mrs.

Martha Fabian of Copperas Cove, Mrs. Emily Luker of Belton, Miss Agnes Lehmann of Temple and Mrs. Louise Rosenkranz of Waco; two brothers, Paul Lehmann and Edmund Lehmann, both of Dallas; and two grandchildren. MARY ELLEN PAYNE SAN MARCOS Funeral for Mrs. Mary Ellen Payne will be at 3 p.m.

Wednesday in Weatherford Funeral Home. Mrs. Payne, 93, died Monday in a local hospital after a lengthy illness. Johnny Anders of the Church of Christ will officiate. Burial will be in San Marcos City Cemetery.

147TH DISTRICT COURT (Mace B. Thurman, Judge) Novella Marie Turman vs. Robert Lee Turman, divorce, granted. Wanda M. Page VS.

Haroid L. Page, divorce, granted. Tom Fairy Co. vS. Louis A.

Woods, account, filed. American Dyanamid Co. vs. F. D.

Hughey, dba Weir Grocery Store, account, filed. Lee Shepperd, et al vs. Gordon Warren, personal injuries, judgment granted for Plaintiff. Hilliard Patterson vs. Providence Washington Insurance Co.

workmen's compensation, filed. Raul Longoria VS. James Brooke, personal Injuries, filed. Mrs. Joanne Demps vs.

W. R. Lee, personal inturies, filed. Adolph Beyer, Jr. vs.

Marquette Manufacturing personal injuries, filed. American National Bank of Austin vs. Harold T. Wosepka, note, filed. Mayrene Cordell VS.

Bobby Cordell, divorce granted for Defendant. Texas Restaurant Assn. vS. P. E.

Tatum, note, Judgment granted for Plaintiff. Mikel Ray Easley vs. Dolores Jean Easley, divorce, granted. Clara Dell McGuire VS. Joseph K.

McGuire divorce, granted. Calvin V. Lynch VS. C. Hayman Construction account, Judgment granted for Plaintiff.

Samuel O. Teofan vs. Perry Pawekla, promissory note, judgment granted for Plaintiff. 126TH DISTRICT COURT (Jim Meyers, Judge) 98TH DISTRICT COURT (Chos 0. Betts, Judge) Joe F.

Jenkins, Jr. vs. Texas General judgment Indemnity workmen's compensation, granted for Piaintiff. COUNTY COURT (J. H.

Watson, Judge) Estate of Thomas Ray Coffman, deceased, filed. Emma Helen Coffman, applicant for appointment as executrix. Estate of Richard James Baldwin, deceased, filed. Dawn Day Baldwin, apolicant for appointment as executrix. Estate of John L.

Prado, deceased, filed. Robert L. Prado and Socorro applicants for appointment as executors. COUNTY COURT AT LAW NO. 1 (Jerry Dellano, Judge) Willie C.

Eaton, 43 East Avenue, shoplifting, 30 days in jail and $42.00 fine cost. Martis Aguirre, Cortinas, 910 Vasquez, aggravated on a child, 6 months in jail and $42.00 fine cost. William A. McAllister, 1104 Romerla, driving while license suspended, 72 hours in jail and $69.00 fine cost. COUNTY COURT AT LAW NO.

2 (David McAngus, Judge) John Elsie Fowler, 1002 Juniper, shoplifting, months probated Jail sentence and $45.00 fine cost. Vargal Perez 3816 South 2nd unlawfully carrying arms, year probated Tall sentence and $44.00 fine Deral Lee Graham, P.O. Box 8023. shoplifting, 6 months probated jail sentence and $45.00 fine cost. Bob Huber Dismuke, 1513 Palma Piano, shoplifting, $44.00 fine cost.

Flovd N. Johns, 3820 Fast 16th swindling with worthless checks, $44.00 fine Frank cost. Ingram, 18C6 East 12th aggravated assault, $151.00 fine cost. CORPORATION COURT (Roy Y. Mortin, presiding judge) Mancel Lee Woodworth, 2741 Goodwin, driving while intoxicated, subsequent offense.

Raymond Andy Coots, 506 El Paso, driving while intoxicated, subsequent offense. Graviel Soto, 326 W. 8th. Dallas, driving while Kenneth Intoxicated, William Olm, subsequent offense. 2212 Hancock, Apt.

101, auto theft. Benjamin Steward, 1176, Oak Grove, driving while intoxicated, subsequent offense. 167TH DISTRICT COURT (Tom Blackwell. Judge) In Re: Dovie E. Jones, removal of disabilities of coverture filed.

John W. Pruitt, et al vs. Bollinger Mobile Homes, contract, filed. 53RD DISTRICT COURT "Herman Jones, Judne) Joe Glibreth vs. James R.

Woodmansee, promissory note, filed. In Gwen Hagood Ross, removal of disabilities of coverture, filed. Elaine Bennett Cain vs. Charles Graves Cain, divorce, granted. Alpha Brown Brunson VS.

Howard Eidridge Brunson, divorce, granted. JUSTICE COURT (Buck Smith, JP) Charles Sprouse, Rt. 2, Box 101, burglary, filed. Gwyn Myrtle Moore, 1317 7. East 13th burglary of a coin operated machine, filed.

Daniel Joseph Moore, 1317 East 13th burgiary of a coin operated machine, filed. JUSTICE COURT (Bob Kohn, JP) Alfred Rangel, burglary, filed. Gilbert Rangel, burglary, filed. Brucie Rufus Young driving while Intoxicated, second offense, filed. Melvin L.

Bush, burglary, filed. Jerome Joe Hunter, theft, filed. Martha Law Holloway, unlawful possession of marijuana, filed. John Bruce Crozien, unlawful possession of marijuana, filed. Larry Alan Crother, unlawful possession of marijuana, filed.

MARRIAGE LICENSE (Emilie Limberg, Clerk) Douglas Ray 0'Quinn and Patsy Gail Meredith Glenn Dale Merschbrock and Rebecca Lynn Walker Kenneth Lee Petri and Debbie Ruth Daniels Douglas Lee Cornellus and Minnie Ruby Cornellus Jack Reagan Byrd and Virginia May Taylor Richard Monreal and Janie Vasquez Mota Lucille Everett Farris and Marilyn Pittser James Douglas Jones and Gwendolyn Delorise Jackson Larry Joseph Chardin and Sandra May Reither Geno Pazzaglia and Marian Clark Greger Charles Dewey Henley and Jolene Lee Cobb Colin Gall Richardson and Carolyn Anne Hodne George Harlan Rowald and Matta! ou Tischier Alfred Kyle Jesse and Marita Jeanne Gale Marvin Leo Franklin and Marion Darlene Holey. Robert Dennis Dick and Julleanne McConnell. Evangelos Panagopoulos and Carole Ann Bobby Beardsmore. Lynn Cordell and Sequita Barr Priest. Francis Theodore Langehennig and Mary Jame Edna Molder.

Frankie Allen Garrison and Deborah Gayle Green. Ray Morris Scoff and Shirl Lynn Shirley. Samuel Edward Tanner and Joyce Marie Spirtin. William Patrick Kelley and Joanna Pearl Melcher. Jack Dean Cargill and Donotilia Dominguez.

William Arthur Whitley and Willie Pearl Noble. Peter Fairchild Quinian and Lynn Blanche Kingsbery. Edelmiro Gonzalez, Jr. and Raquel Moody Gonzalez. Gerald Eugene Rainosek and Bernadette Marie Miller.

Jackie Ray Hicks and Katherine Grey Pierson. Richard Thomas Boone and Lynn Ar derson Procter. Fiorenz O. Hodde, Jr. and Patsy Ruth Newman.

SEATON Mr. and Mrs. J. McShane 5203 Overbrook, a girl, Nov. 28.

Mr. Mrs. Franklin Arrin Jensen, 2202 Pompton, a boy Nov. 28. 9017 Mr.

Capitol and Mrs. a boy, Edgar Nov. Forrest 29. Grady, Mr. and Mrs.

Rickey Eugene Davis, 901 Springdale Road No. 202, a boy, Nov. 29. Mr and Mrs. Bobby Gene King, Route 3, Box 348, a boy, Nov.

29. Mr. and Mrs. William Ozel Wray, 2501 Lake Austin, a boy, Nov. 30.

Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Pace, Martindale, a girl, Nov. 30. Mr.

and Mrs. Craig D. Murphy, 8030 Lazy Lane, girl Nov. 30 Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Michael Lockney, 3013-A Matador Drive, a girl, Nov. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gonzales, 917 W.

29, a girl, Dec. 1. s. Eugene Browning, 4902 Rowena, a girl, Dec. 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leon Crooks, Route 7, Box 736-E, agirl, Dec. 1. and Mrs.

Charles E. Harrell, 6902- a girl, Dec. 1. Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Rolf McCoy, 3208 Yellow Pine Terrace, a boy, Dec. 1. 3009 Mrs. Alfred Aguirre Reyna Jr. Garwood, a girl, Dec.

1. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Carrol May, 5210 Creek Line Road, a girl, Dec. 2.

Mr. and Mrs. John Ross Woodson, 3204. A Maywood a girl Dec. 2.

Mr. and Mrs. Saturnino Joey Resendez, 905 E. 1, a boy, Dec. 2.

BRACKENRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. George Viellela, 1122 Tillery, a boy, Nov. 28. Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Siegeler, 3842 S. Congress, a boy, Nov. 28. Mr.

and Mrs. Tim Frederick, 2939 E. 12 a boy, Nov. 28. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Romo, Santa Rita Courts, a boy, Nov. 28. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Smith, 4805 Woodview, a boy, Nov. 28. Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Stinks, 1311 Exposition, a boy, Nov. 29. Mr. and Mrs.

George Pifer, 2505 Manor, a boy, Nov. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Willy Corzine, 3015 E.

17, a girl, Nov. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Eloy Salinas, 65 Lynn, girl, Nov.

30. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison, 3508 Whitley a girl, Nov. 30.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Alonzo, 6204 Vera Lane, twins, a boy and a Dec. Mr. and Mrs.

Hector Gonzales, 1212 E. 3, a girl, Dec. 1. Mr. and Mrs.

Tommy Cruz, 210a) Thornton, a boy, Dec. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cashion, 7704 Suraci Court, a boy, Dec.

1. Mr. and Mrs. George Cheeves, 1615 E. 12, a boy, Dec.

1. Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Soto, Route 2, Box 44-A, Buda a boy, Dec. 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goff, 401 W. 45, a boy, Dec. 1.

ST. DAVID'S Mr. and Mrs. Gorge A. Davis, 1918 Payne, a girl, Nov.

28. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stockton, 404-A West Alpine, a girl, Nov. 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Donnal E. Armstrong, 1702 Aluguna Road, a boy, Nov. 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Musil, 2302 Leoan, Apt. C.

a girl, Nov. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sadler, 4900 West Wind Trail, a girl Nov.

28. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Thuis, 2213 South Lake Shore, No.

101, a girl, Nov. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shay, 302 E.

32, a boy, Nov. 29. Mr. and Mrs. David McDaniel, 1708 Enfield Road, a boy, Nov.

29. Mr. and Mrs. David Holdsworth, 1014- A Melissa, a boy, Nov. 29.

Mr. and Mrs. Aurelio G. Guteirrez, 5502 Auburndale, a girl, Nov. 29.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. William, Box 245, Luling a boy, Nov. 29.

Mr. and Mrs. Gage, Box 223. Cedor Parks, a boy, Nov. 29.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mitchell Jr. 300 Crockett, Apt. 308, a girl, Nov.

29. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Hancock, 1704 Weatherstield, a girl.

Nov. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J.

Buster, 220 Church, Elgin, a boy, Nov. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Miller, Route 5, Box 53-A, a girl Nov.

30. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Robinson, 2802 Northwood, a boy, Nov.

30. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Pavliska, 4908 Westfield, a boy, Dec.

1. Mr. and Mrs. Mario De Los Santos, 705 Monroe, a girl, Dec. 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Buckner, Colorado B-108, a boy, Dec. 1. Mr.

and Mrs. Earcle E. Chappell, 10061 Maufrias, a boy, Dec. 1. Mr.

and Mrs. Max Morris Collings Star Route A Box 755, a girl, Dec. 1. NEW CARS REGISTERED (Fritz Robinson, Assessor-Collector) BIRTHS.