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Poge 6-C SAN ANTONIO February 4 1975 Seti fasterl Coll 225 1666 ter fhe most effettive wonf od m-Dctiki 'W BAUER Wmm me joscpn baucr, Ltmur. born In Cincln- noti, ORle, 1908, entered rest Fob 2 ms at yrs ROSARY TUESDAY 00 PM ALAMO CHAPELS FUNERAL MASS WEDNESDAY, 1 00 PM ST GREGORYS CHURCH with Rev. Gerardo de la Goria at and interment to follow in Ft. Sam Houston Natl. Cemetery with hill military honors.

Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Viola M. Bauer; dauahter, Mrs Penny McNiel; sisters, Mrs. Ann Sterling, Cincinnati, Mrs. Katherine Morris.

Los Mrs. Terry Preol, Cincinnati, Ohio; brothers, Nichols and Paul Bauer, both of Cincinnati, 2 Mr. Bauer was member of the Catholic Church and has been a resident of San Antonio for the post 30 yrs. Services under the direction of a member of The Lelon Cude Fomily, Tht A6 rmo N. Alamo at Brooklyn BEITEL JESSE BEITEL, 67 of Roosevelt St.

passed away Sunday, Feb. 2, in a local hospital. Native and Hfe resident of San Antonio Survivors: Widow, Mrs. Felicia L. Beitel; daughters, Mrs.

Rebecca Jo Hooper and miss Cecilia Denise Beitel, both of San Antonio, sons, Jesse J. Ill of Chattanooga, Tenn. and James S. Beitel of San Antonio; brothers, Albert of Washington, D.C., Miburn and Gordon Beitel of San Antonio. Rosary will be recited ot 7:00 p.m.

Monday in St. Cecilia's Catholic Church. Funeral Service Tuesday ot It.00 o.m. in St. Cecilia's Catholic Church with requiem mass to be offered.

Interment in Mission Buriat Park. Arrangements by A MISSION PARK I mr It at Mletion ltd ELMADOLER Mrs Norma Louise Elmadoler, age 3S, of Zobra died Friday Mrs madoler will be sent to the Liovd James Funeral Home, Tyler, Texas tor service Tuesday at 10 Arrangements with Porter Lorintf 1101 McCULLOUOH 1270321 FREEMAN LCOR Frederick L. Freeman, USN age 74, of 7400 Military died Monday. He was a member ot Lonnie Irvin Daylight Lodge No. 130V AFAAM, York Rite Bodies, Al- zotar Shrine, and was a Charter Member of West San Antonio Chamber of Commerce.

Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Lena M. Freeman; son, Frederick L. Freeman, Washington, D.C.; daughter, Mrs. Carol Van Courtlandt, San Antonio, sisters, Mrs.

Eula Swinney, Odessa Mrs. Winifred Davis. Muleshoe, brothers. James F. Freeman, Sherman, Robert H.

Freemon, Bontram, Gilbert Freeman, Rockwall, Tex 3 grandchildren. Service Wednesday at 1 o'clock in the Georgian Chapel of the Porter Loring Mortuary, the Rev. David W. Edmunds officiating. Interment in Ff.

Sam Houston National Cemetery under the auspices of Lonnie Irvin Daylight Lodge No. 1309 AFAAM. Arrangements with Rwter Loring iioi McCullough 222-6221 182-Card of Thanks Memorium 111 RroakrbUl OIOO (totk 4 eo. oee-7 111 flrllrreat lOOO White 04. 337-OOei Palm prieta J711 H.

Funeral Home Cemetery Flower Shop SUNSET Memorial Park Funeral chapels 1701 Austin Hwy 820-2811 Our Tradition Dedicated Service To San Antonians for over 78 years Zmk-Kearns Downing-Me Cijugher tv foROfBl thrtctori mac 1332 St aUry 217-3304 HERNANDEZ Frank Hernandei, of ttot Fenfleid, pasted away February 2. 1V7S In a local hospital ot the age ot 75 yrs. Survivors: Wife, Mrs, Sutano Hernandez; daughters, Mrs. Yolanda Molino. Mrs.

Bertha Marat and Mrs. Estelio Guerra; sons, Frank Jr and Rudy Hernondez; brother, Alfredo Hernandez; also 24 grandchildren and 14 areot grandchildren. Rosary will be recited 8:00 p.m. Tuesday Palm Heights Chapel. Services will be held 2:00 p.m.

Wednesday at Palm Heights followed with Mass offered at 2:30 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church (South San). Interment will follow in San Fernando No. 2. Arrangements with PALM HEIGHTS J7tl S.

Zarzomora St. HERNANDEZ Carlos Hernandez, age formerly of Von Ormv, Texas passed away Saturday, February 1 97 In Bloomington, California. Survived by 2 sons, Lawrence Q. Hernondez and Jesse 0 Hernandez; daughters, Mrs Gene (Clara) Guzman and Mrs. Lauro (Velia) Reyes, and Mrs Marv Louise Rivera; 25 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchildren.

Funeral Services will be held at 11 a m. on Wednesday, February at Trevino Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Childress officiating. Concluding services will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park Services under the direction of Trevino Funeral Home Cupples Road 434-0515 HOUSE Mr. Chris A. House, age 46 years, ot 514 East Congress Avenue, passed away Monday at a locol hospital.

A native ot San Antonio, member of the San Jose Mission Catholic Church, he was on Advertising Salesman tor the San Antonio Light newspaper. Survivors: Wife, Mrs Concepcion House; son, Mr. Eugene R. House; daughter. Miss Lorraine House; brother, Mr.

Fred A House. Rosary 7 p.m. Tuesday the 4th February at the Southside Funeral Home Chapel. Mass: a.m. Wednesday the 5th February al the San Jose Mission Catholic Church Interment with full Military Honors at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery Direction of ftoutfefibe S.

911-4329 JONES James Gary Jones, 18 years ot age, died Sunday, Feb. 2, 1175, in a Nacogdoches hospital. Member of Marshall Baptist Church, Order of Oe Moloy, and Sylvans Forester F. Austin College. Survivors: Parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Sidney M. Greene; sisters, Miss Linda L. Jones and Mrs. Nancigail McSpadden; brother, Michoel Greene; grandmothers, Mrs.

R. F. Workman and Mrs. Ethel Jones Services Wednesday, 2:00 p.m. at the Marshall Baptist Church.

Interment in Roselawn Memorial Park Those who desire moy make memorials to charity ot their choice. Arrangements with iebe ClHRb 11 ION St Mory VSt at Brooklyn I Sell it faster! -Call 225-1666' for the most: effective rwant ad section. In Memory ot our Beloved, qone one year, Willard B. Smith, Father to Charletle and Carol, Husband to Mary. We would rather have had this year with you than centuries with someone else.

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MARCUS ELLIS JONES. USA (Ret), 127 mm Brandon born In No. Garden, Aug. 20, 1894, entered rest Friday January 31 1975 at the age ot 80 years. ROSARY PM ALAMO CHAPELS FUNERAL MASS TUESOAY-9 00 AM MAIN POST CHAPEL FT.

SAM HOUSTON with interment to follow in Ft. Som Houston Natl. Cemetery with full military honors. Survivors; Wife, Mrs. Elnoro Martin Jones, city, daughter, Mrs- Eugene (Sarah) Kit- cullen, Adelphi, sons, Lt.

Col. Wm. M. Jones, Miomi, Dr. Lawrence C.

Jones, City, Col. Mark E. Jones, Alexandria, sisters, Mrs. John O'Malley, Washington. D.

Mrs. Everett (Marlon) Phillips, Hamilton, brother, Phillip M. Jones, Ft. Union, 20 granacnuaren. col.

Jones was retired from US Army in 1953 and has been a resident ot San Antonio for the past 34 years. Services under the direction of member of The Lelon Cude Family, Tk Afa 323-3731 W. A at KRUEGER Rev. William R. Krueger, age at 4032 Goshen Pass died Monday.

He was Pastor ot Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Wisconsin Synod, served in the Lutheran Ministry tor 43 years, serving IS years as a teacher and 28 vears as a Pastor. He was Visiting Elder tor the Texas Mission District, Wisconsin Synod. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Pauline Krueger; sons, Rev Silas Krueger, Tucson, Ariz Richard Krueger, San Antonio, Rev. Mark Krueger, Temple, Timothy Krueger, San Antonio; daughters, Mrs.

William (Michol) Lewis, Mrs. H. Dole (Ruth) Walker, both of San Antonio, Miss Marv Krueger, Saginaw, Miss Naomi Krueger, Miss Rachel Krueger, Miss Rebecca Krueger, all of San Antonio; eight sisters; eight grandchildren. Service Thursday ot 1 o'clock at Our Saviour Lutheran Church. The family will be at Porter Loring Mortuary Wednesday evening from 7 o'clock to 9 o'clock to receive visitors.

Those who desire may send memorial gifts to the Memorial Fund at Our Saviour Lutheran Church. Arrangements with Porter Loring 1101 McCullough zztmzi MRS NELLIE H. LAMM, 502 Stratford Courts, born in Galveston, Texas, 20th Mov 1884, entered rest Saturday, 1st February, 1975 at the age of 90 veors. Memorial services will be held P.M. ALAMO CHAPELS with Rev.

James F. Haupt officiating and interment to follow in Mission Burial Pork (South). Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. H.H. (Margaret) Dent; grandchildren, Howard Dent, Mrs.

J.E. (Margaret) McCa.nev; great-grandchildren, Judy L. McCamey and Wayne Dent all ot Son Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Lamm was a member of the Mt.

Calvary Lutheran Church and has been a life long resident ot this city. Services under the direction of a member ot the Lelon Family. TTht AC rjm 313-5731 N. at Brooklyn LOFTIN Mrs. Margaret Dillon Loftin, age ot 1942 Ashby Place, died Saturday She was a member ot St.

Mark's Episcopal Church, a charter member ot San Antonio Audubon Society, member ot the National Wildlife Federation and Texas Ornithological Society. Survivors: Husband, H. Grady Loftin; mother, Mrs. Judith C. Anderson, both San Antonio.

Service Tuesday at It o'clock in the Colonial Chapel of the Porter Loring Mortuary, the Rev. Stanley Hauser officiating. Pallbearers: Vernon Ellis, James Middleton. Chorles Long, Frank Wolt, Sam Richmond, Gerald Harding. Should triends desire, contributions may be made to the Charity ot their choice.

Interment in Mission Burial Park. Arrangements with Porter Loring 1101 MaCULLOUGH 227-B221 MARTY Cornelius C. Marty, age 71, of 3)8 Serenade died Sunday. He was retired after 49 years ot service with the City Public Service Board Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Henrietta Marty; mother, Mrs.

Adline Marty; brothers, Joseph Marty, Lucian Marty; sisters, Mrs. F. R. (Adeltda) Dury, Mrs. John B.

(Kathryn) Stoner, alt ot San Antonio; numerous nephews ond nieces. Rosary Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the Georgian Chapel of the Porter Loring Mortuary Mass Wednesday morning at to o'clock at Holy Spirit Catholic Church. Interment in San Fernando Archdiocesan Cemetery Arronaements with Porter Loring 1101 MaCUULOUGH 227-1221 "the timeless in vou is aware of life's timelessness." from The Prophet by Kohlil Gibton Every service timeless tribute. Sell it faster! 225-1666: for the mosT effective ad section. 104 Directors Mm PROVIDING THE ULTIMATE FOR THE ULTIMATE TRIBUTE 2015 W.

MARTIN 227-6281 fvnftol Pro Nerd Ivoiloblt North Pork Mortuory Chope! Hill Memorial Gordens MENGER Gus J. Stuart passed away in a local hospital Sunday, February at the age ot 82 years. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Clara Merian Menger; son, Gus J. Menger, Port Lavaca; sisters, Mrs.

Edith Wahne, Elmendorf, Mrs. Mary Menger. City; brother, Allred C. Menger, City; granddaughters, Carolyn and Roxanna Menger, Port Lavaca. Rosary will be recited in the Dellcrest Chapel Monday, February 3rd at 7:30 p.m.

Services will be held from the Dellcrest Chapel Tuesday, February 4th at 9:50 a.m. followed by Funeral Mass in St. Catholic Church in Elmendorf at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Severiano Fernandez as Celebrant.

The Interment will follow In St. Catholic Cemetery. Mr. Menger was the arandson of the Late William A. Menger who was Founder ot The Menger Hotel.

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Orimtt, Dirtela Mi. RODRIGUEZ FUNERAL HOME Pre-Need 511 Goodalupe St. 728-4111 PARKER Lt. Col. Mory Porker, daughter ot Mrs.

Edgar Parker, sister ot Mrs. Ruth De Hart Mix and Mrs. G. D. Barnes, passed away suddenly in Brooke Army Medical Center.

Interment in Knollwood Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio. In lieu of flowers, contributions made to the Lung Association would be appreciate ed. wjLso MR. WILLIAM TRAVIS PB (REED) WILSON, 111 Adams, born in Reedvilte. Texas Nov.

IS, 1921, entered rest Saturdoy, Feb. 1975 at the age of 53 vears. ROSARY P.M. ALAMO CHAPELS FUNERAL MASS A.M. ST.

CECILIA'S CATHOLIC CHURCH with Rev. Charles Kelly, S.C.J. as celebrant and interment to follow in Ft. Sam Houston Natl. Cemetery with full military honors.

Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Annie B. Reed, City; sisters, Mrs. Moble Clair Slack, Austin, Texas, Mrs. R.

H. (Magdalene) Williams, Mrs. Henry (Nancy) Wolslegel, Mrs. Arthur (Mary Jane) Attzenhofer, all of San Antonio; brother, Nelson H. Reed, St.

Charles, a host of friends in San Antonio. Mr. Wilson was member of St. Cecilia's Catholic Church, Holy Name Society and has been a life-long resident of San Anfonio. The family appreciates the beauty and sentiment of flowers, however if their friends so desire they moy make a contribution to Father Charles Kelly Fund, St.

Cecilia's Catholic Church. Services under the direction of a member of The Lelon Cude Family. Tkt Afomo 225-3711 N. at Area deaths HATTENBACH, Mrs. Helena 87, Cuero.

Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at St Lutheran Church in Cuero. WISHERT, Finis 72, Smiley. Services at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Finch Funeral Chapel at Nixon.

Krueger funeral is Thursday Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Our Savior Lutheran Church for Rev William R. Krueger, 66. He served as the pastor. Rev.

Mr. Krueger served in the Lutheran ministry for a total of 43 years. He served 15 years as a te-acher and 28 years as pastor. He was also the Visiting Elder for the Texas Mission District. Wisconsin Synod.

Survivors include his wife Mrs. Pauline Krueger, his fours sons. Rev Silas Krueger, Tucson, Timothy Krueger, San Antonio. Rev. Mark Krueger, Temple, Timothy Krueger, San Antonio and six daughters Mrs.

Michael Lewis, and Mrs Ruth Walker, Miss Naomi Krueger, Miss Rachel Krueger, Miss Rebecca Krueger all of San Antonio and Miss Mary Krueger of Saginaw, Mich. Other survivors include eight sisters and eight Umbrella horseplay is fatal ALAMO MUNUMENT CO Mfrs, Importer mortals I44KEL5EY 926 5454 Sister Angela Clare Moran, executive director of Santa Rosa Medical Center, presents a five-year service pin to surgery patient Mrs. Cathy Moody. Mrs. Moody was a registered nurse in the obstetrical and gynecology department until she became a patient by Jack Finger.

Indians ask amnesty, delay end of siege ASSOCIATED PRESS GRESHAM, Wis. Armed Indians occupying a religious estate asked for amnesty Monday, delaying an expected end to the 34-day siege. An attorney for the Indians would not say whether the amnesty New OLL program slated The Week-End College, a new program with classes on Saturday, begins Feb 15 at Our Lady of the Lake College. The program is planned to provide basic courses needed for a baccalaureate degree, according to the director of continuing education Dr James Forester Under the new program students can take up to six hours each semester The spring 1975 semester will run from Feb. 15 to May 3.

Registration will be Feb. 8 and Feb. 15 from 9 a.m. to noon in Room 102, Move Hall at Our Lady of the Lake. For more information contact the Office of Continuing Education, 434-6711 death ruled suicide CHICAGO (AP) A jury on Monday returned a verdict of suicide in the death of Bobbie Arnstein, executive assistant to Playboy magazine publisher Hugh Hefner.

Miss Arnstein, 34. was found dead Jan. 13 in a room at a North Side hotel. She was convicted last year in federal court on charges of conspiracy to distribute cocaine and was sentenced to a conditional term of 15 years in prison. The jury ruled that her death was induced by an overdose of sleeping pills and a tranquilizer.

A chief toxiocologist for the coroner's office said, there was a very large amount (of pills) in the stomach anyone of these drugs in that amount is sufficient to cause death." A homicide investigator who appeared before the jury said a psychiatrist told investigators that he had examined Miss Arnstein in the fall and stated he believed at that time she would attempt suicide if she was sentenced to prison. Judge Bernard M. Decker of U.S. District Court, who imposed the prison sentence on Miss Arnstein, had said her term would be subject to review and possible reduction after 90 days of psychiatric tests and observation. NACOGDOCHES (Spl)-A 19-year-old college student from San Antonio was killed accidentally Sunday when an umbrella shaft went through his right temple, according to police Police said James Gary Jones.

19, son of Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Greene of 490 Oak Knoll Drive in San Antonio, was engaged horseplay with several other students when the incident occurred. When one of them jabbed the umbrella at Jones, according to police, the shaft came loose and flew into his head. A ruling of accidental death was made on Jones, a freshman forestry student at Stephen F. Austin University Services are scheduled for 2 pm.

Wednesday at Marshall Baptist Church, Burial will he at Roselawn Cemetery. Nomination is withdrawn AUSTIN. Tex. (AP)-Chief Justice Joe Gteenhill of the Texas Supreme Court withdrew his nomination Monday of William Skelton to another term on live State Board of Pardons and Paroles. He said he was acting at request after Sen, Lloyd Dog gen, Austin, had announced he would oppose reappointment of Skelton, Liturgy workshop to start A three-day liturgy workshop under the direction of the Rev.

Howard Hall, of Baton Rouge. will begin Wednesday. It will he sponsored by the Religious Education Office of the Archdiocese of San Antonio Father Hall is the editor of Youth Liturgy and co-author of the new Paulist Press book, Celebrate Morning sessions will be conducted at St. Anthony of Padua, 102 Lorenz from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Afternoon sessions the Religious Education Office, 6815 South Zarzamora St.

from 1:30 to 3 p.m Evening sessions will he held at Assumption Seminary, 2600 West Wood lawn from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The fee is $1 per presentation. Conservation TOKYO (AP) A campaign to conserve energy and resources in China last year saved more than 1.6 million tons of fuel oil, 10 million tons of coal, five billion kilowatt hours of electricity, 700,000 tons of rolled steel arid two million cubic meters of timber, the official Hsinhua newsagent said. SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Entertainer Sonny Bono asked Monday for $24 million in damages from his estranged wife, Cher, and hpr new companion, recording executive David Gcffen.

The suit filed hv attorneys in Superior Couit here accuses Cher. Geffen, and lawyers with conspiring to Sonny and Sonny and The suit alleges that the defendants damaged contracts as well as the the existing prospective economic request was a condition for evacuation from the one-time abbey. He said he planned further discussions with the Indian demonstrators There have been reports that as many as 100 Indians and sympathizers including the actor Marlon Brando and the Rev. James Groppi, a Roman Catholic priest and civil rights worker remain inside the mansion. Robert Bryan, the attorney for the Menominee Warrior Society which is behind the Jan.

1 takeover, announced the demand for amnesty, saving he had been unable to get assurance that the Indians would be protected from angry whites if they leave the former novitiate. Negotiators announced Sunday an agreement with the Menominee Warrior Society to end the 34-day armed siege in return for a promise to convert the former abbey for use as a medical center or school for Indians. Negotiators who announced the agreement did not comment on possible amnesty at the time, and authorities said they planned to arrest those involved in the takeover. Bryan said the agreement under which the 225-acre estate owned by the Alexian Brothers would be given to the Menominee tribe included the promise that the Indians he turned over to Shawano County authorities." But he said Sheriff Robert Montour has refused to discuss security precautions. And the attorney said he could net determine from Dist.

Atty, Richard Stadelman what legal problems the Indians could expect. Montour has not commented on what will happen to the demonstrators once they are released by National Guardsmen, who have surrounded the estate in an effort to keep the peace. same sheriff is the man who the Warriors contend has been knowingly allowing snowmobilers to invade the property" during nighttime outbursts of gunfire, Bryan said. Several shooting incidents have been reported since the takeover. Sonny sues Cher for $24 million opportunities and offers for services of Sonny and Cher in all fields of entertainment and to misappropriate, convert and divert their business and the results, proceeds and The suit was an amendment to a counter complaint filed earlier in response to initial suit a year ago which charged that Bono and his lawyer had "unlawfully dominated and controlled her business interests and career." The divorce trial is scheduled to begin Feb.

26. Bentsen says oil import reduction plan is harmfu Rev. Ilall will be at WASHINGTON (AP) Sen, Lloyd Bentsen, said Monday in a Senate speech that any program to reduce oil imports bv 1 million barrels in 1975 would do more harm than good. He said the reduction, whether by price increases, rationing or allocation, did not make economic sense. He repeated one estimate that President energy conservation program would add almost 3 per cent to the inflation rate, leading to a $10 billion loss in economic output and an addition! 500,000 persons on unemployment compensation in 1976.

first priority must he to stop the downward slide of our economy, which is entering into its worst recession since the 1930s," he said. "I know of anyone who challenges our need for lessening our reliance on foreign oil." lie said. "We should begin today, in 1975, by- hot increasing energy production and reducing energy consumption." But, he said, question is not should we reduce imports the question is how much, how fast, by what means and at what cost," He said mandatory conservation measures should be phased-in to allow the most rapid economic recovery possible without setting off another round of inflation. the State of the Union message we have been listening to a debate between the Congress and the administration as to how we can most equitably reduce petroleum imports by a million barrels a day in Bentsen said, has been missing in this debate is whether the costs to our ec onomy of a one- yea 1 million barrel reduction in imports do not any benefits." he said. Utility protest meeting planned Involved Texans has scheduled a mass meeting to protest high utility rates for 2:30 p.m.

Sunday at Municipal Auditorium. Main speaker at the meeting will he Stephen Harvastv, executive secretary of Involved Texans. Harvasty said the organization local members..