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his ved had the mid- from lege, tory bomb school In project physics He Harvey a to he to a staff held in retirement direct and of had the a in the established geophysics but at contin- until 2929 1 Times Thursday, June 1986 Part 5 Angeles Rosary Scheduled Friday St. Los Vincent's Angeles to San Medical Pedro, Center Banker and Civic Leader Edmund Schnieders Dies A rosary will be recited Friday night at 8 at Cabot Sons Funeral Chapel in Pasadena for Edmund F. Schnieders, veteran Southland banker and civic leader. Schnieders, a 40-year employee of Security Pacific National Bank and the executive who figured prominently in the mergers that led to that institution's present structure, died Monday at St. Vincent's Hospital in Los Angeles.

He was 83. He began in the banking industry here in 1927 with what was then Pacific Southwest Trust Savings Bank. He was in the audit department two years before the stock market crash that led to the Great Depression. After market's collapse, Schnieders was put in charge of restructuring the bank's examiners. He soon was loaned out to an Arizona bank that, like many other American banks facing closure, was reorganizing.

When he returned three years later, Pacific Southwest had merged with Security Bank and he quickly moved up the executive ranks. Before retiring in 1967 as assistant to the chairman of the board, he had been intimately involved with subsequent mergers with Farmers Merchants Bank (1956) and M. Drew, 82; Survivor of the Titanic From Times Wire Services GREENPORT, N.Y.- Marshall Drew, one of the last of the 706 survivors of the sinking of the Titanic, is dead of heart failure at the age of 82. Drew, who was 8 years old when the mammoth passenger liner was sunk by an iceberg, died Friday. He was a retired schoolteacher who lived in Westerly, R.I., for years and died at Eastern Long Island Hospital in Suffolk County.

Drew was traveling with his aunt and uncle when the so-called unsinkable luxury liner went down on its maiden voyage on April 14, 1912. Drew and his aunt, Lulu Drew, were loaded onto a lifeboat while she bade a tearful goodby to her husband, James, who perished. When the sunken wreckage of the Titanic was found recently off Newfoundland, Drew said it should not be disturbed. "I think it should be left alone. It's a graveyard," said Drew, whose only souvenir from the ship, was a black ribbon from a sailor's cap embroidered Titanic." Drew said in a 1977 interview that he was in bed but not sleeping when the ocean liner struck the iceberg and 1 remembered hearing a "thud." "I remember seeing the rows of porthole lights sink into the sea, row after row, until the first deck was awash.

And then came a tremendous explosion, steam, smoke, a flash of light," he said. "And then everything blacked out. I didn't see anything after that, but I heard the cries of the people across the water. Then all was quiet. That was it." Drew said he remembered waking up the next morning in a tiny lifeboat surrounded by icebergs.

"I woke up in daylight and 1 360 degrees around us there were icebergs. You would think you were in the Arctic Circle," he said. "We were SO close to some of the icebergs the crewmen could have touched them with the Alfred B. Focke, 85; Physicist, Mudd College Educator Alfred B. Focke, head of scientific team that detonated the only nuclear device the United States ever set off under water and the first chairman of the physics department at Harvey Mudd College, has died en route to his brother's funeral.

Focke was 85 and suffered an apparent heart attack Sunday on board plane taking him to the funeral Pittsburgh, Pa. Focke, who held a doctorate Caltech, was a physicist with Navy before and after World War 11 was chosen scientific director of Operation Wigwam, the that detonated an atomic under the Pacific in the 1959, he to was brought Mudd, the Claremont col- head newly created department, then which chairmanship Hws OBITUARIES 19045 2 12. 11 and the Franc Hale; Repertory Theater and Radio Actress During 1930s Pro- fessional Office Building. Additionally, he was a trustee for the Carrie Estelle Doheny and Fritz B. Burns foundations and helped found the Southern California Assn.

of Philanthropies, an umbrella group that established standards for charitable grants. He was a Knight of Columbus, Knight of St. Gregory and also was named a Knight of Malta by the Pope. His funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Saturday at Holy Family Church, South Pasadena.

He is survived by his sons, Edmund Jr. and William, and 10 grandchildren. A lot of French in a short, short time. 2 hours a day, 4 times a week for 4 weeks. Phone, sil vous plait 479-8093 SCHOOL OF ALLIANCE FRANCAISE 11624 pico bivd, los angeles 90064 Pacific National Bank (1967), which produced today's Security Pacific National Bank.

His charitable, service and philanthropic activities before and after retirement included the Los Angeles County Heart Immaculate Heart College, Loyola University, the lengthy campaign that raised $7 million to move the Little Sisters of the Poor from East TOPLINE BEVERAGES BOTTOMLINE PRICES CHIVAS REGAL 1.75 Ltr. .29.95 GLEN LIVIT 750 ML 16.95 CANADIAN CLUB 1.75 Ltr 15.95 MUMM VSOP 750 ML 15.95 BEEFEATER GIN 1.75 Ltr 17.95 MARTELL VS 750 ML 12.95 SCOTCH 1.75 Ltr 17.95 COURVOISIER NAPOLEON 750 ML 29.95 JACK DANIELS 1.75 19.95 COURVOISIER XO 750 55.95 JOHNNY WALKER BLACK 1.75 Ltr 3 30.95 GRAND MARNIER 750 ML 15.95 CHIVAS REGAL 750 ML. 12.95 B.V. PRIVATE RESERVE 1980.. 17.95 10-6, SUN.

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