The Shreveport Journal from Shreveport, Louisiana • 20

Liu Li 13 Oka JOURNAL SHREVEPORTBOSSIER CITY LA MONDAY FEB 23 1970 TODAY'S NEWS TODAY-WITH TODAY'S PICTURES Oki' JOURNAL SHREVEPORTBOSSIER CIlY LA MONDAY FEB 23 1970 TODAY'S NEWS TODAY-W1TH TODAY'S PICTURES: A ryty19 xsollOw Ark-La-Tex Deaths In Brussels-- Euromart Plans May Dent US Export In Four Acquitted In Slaying In Paterson ri A Milk 4 fi 0 i' --'''0 I r- 7 -'''-1 -tet: -I '2-1 4 ''''''''s i'' 44 4 0 4 Grover Thomas I LOGANSPORT Grover CI 84 died Saturday in a home in Lake Charles' ti He was a retired oilfield worker Funeral services will be held at 2 pm today in the Price-Cara- way Chapel with the Rev Gray Wilson officiating Burial will be in the Price Memorial CenieteryIil Survivors include his Edna of Lake Charles: one daughter Mrs A Collins of Lake Charles one son Thomas of Houston one sister I Mrs Dollie Mae Davis of Elk 'I City Okla: seven grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren Rev Porter Tyler Hawkins TYLER Tex Funeral serv- ices for Hawkins 43 a truck driver for a foundcy will be at 2 pm today in the Burks-Walker-Tippit Funeral Chapel Mr Hawkins died in a Tyler hospital Saturday after a brief illness Burial will be in the Pine Springs Cemetery Sucvivors are his widow two sons James Hawkins and Richard Hawkins two daughters Mrs- Barbara McCoy and Miss Teresa Hawkins of Tyler: his mother Mrs Jim Loftin of Crockett: a brother Glenn Hawkins of Uniontown Ohio a sister Mrs Dorotv Tolivec 0: Tyler and two grandchildren 1 1 tlistyketaaamommiagaR4 SEEK NSC OFFICE Sandra Russell left of Shreveport and Lynn Killen of McDade will be on the ballot for president during voting at Northwestern State College Tuesday for Associated Women Student officers Both are sophomore primary education majors Twenty other coeds are on the ballot for the eight AWS offices 1 By THOMAS NUZUM Copley News Service BRUSSELS The old dream of a united Europe bringing together 400 million people and a third of the world's food supplies trade and industry is gradually assuming more solid form Slow faltering steps have been taken in the 12 troubled years since the representatives of six governments France West Germany Italy The Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg signed the Rome treaty setting up the European Common Market Future historians will probably say that the baby United States of Europe was finally born in Brussels Dec 21 1969 when those same six governments tentatively agreed to turn over all their import taxes to the Common Market by 1975 and upwards of one per a(oolmid i and food is lave bled ives nee The Lux- ome ean oba tiled lally 1909 'ern- to axes by per i st Local Deaths I i PATERSON NJ (AP) Four persons including the husband of the victim and a Wayne NJ newspaper publisher and his wife have been acquitted in the 1966 murder of Judith Kavanaugh THE VERDICT after a four-month trial came Sunday one day short of four years from the date the Clifton NJ housewife was strangled and shot Found innocent were her husband Paul 27 publisher Harold Matzner 33 of the newspaper Wayne Today who lives in Denville: his wife Dorothe 37 and Vincent Kearney Jr 30 a Paterson salesman Kavanaugh is employed by Matzner The body of the 21-year-old Kavanaugh partially clad was found near the Garden State Parkway exit at Clifton on March 13 1966 THE STATE claimed she was killed Feb 23 1966 to prevent her from talking to police about a counterfeit ring in which she the defendants and a small-time bookie Gabriel "Johnny the Walk" De-Franco were involved De Franco was slain Oct 6 1968 Three persons including Matzner and Kearney were charged with murder in DeFranco's death but were subsequently found innocent The state's star witness was Mrs Jacqueline Natoli 34 of East Rutherford NJ who testified she saw Matzner choke Mrs Kavanaugh outside a Clifton diner and that Kearney later shot the unconscious woman MRS NATOLI testified Kavanaugh sat by while his wife was being choked and that Mrs Matzner held a mirror to Mrs Kavanaugh's mouth before she was shot to determine that she was not yet dead The defense contended Mrs Kavanaugh was the victim of a sex attack and that Mrs Natoli fabricated her story of murder at the prompting of the prosecution to escape a series of bad check and fraud charges All four defendants denied ever having seen Mrs Natoli 12 Arrested Arms Taken In Crackdown 4 -1 cent of their consumer taxeS starting in 1975 That will make Euromart daily hgovernments ea headquarters six ee rpsei in 7t Brussels os 1 tsf i an -c IN ADDITION the hitherto powerless European parliament in Strasbourg France will be empowered in 1975 to control the Europmart budget The mart will thus become a true federal government al- though it will only govern trade and financial matters at the outset Reinforcing the parliament will be a step toward lifting French veto power over major mart decisions France con sented in exchange for an agreement by the other five governments to perpetuate the system under which they subsi dize the mart's farmers pdn cipally French peasants To make sure that the Common Market would have a single department of agrieul ture instead of six French officials have been haggling ever since 1957 BEFORE WINNING their way the French had to agree' to lift their veto on British membership in the mart If Britain joins Europe could big and strong enough to be an equal partner to the United States of America Western Europe should eventually be able to dispense with the protection of US troops So the Brussels settlement while it may be good news for the Pentagon could be worri some for departments of agri culture of the United States and Br i i Commonwealth countries uhne agreement means that Germany will continue to buy French food in preference to US crops and that Britain may soon favor French food- stuffs over those from Canada Australia and New Zealand The birth pangs of a European federation are not quite over warn Euromart officials Details concerning the Eurories" pean parliament's powers and French-Italian competition for the European wine market must be hashed out by Jan 20 Also even though France will not formally blackball Britain the cost of subsidizing French agriculture has now been set to high that Britain may not be able to afford to join the Common Market If this proves to be so the parliaments of several coun tries may refuse to ratify the recent Burssels deal 14r Mrs Margaret Johnson Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Johnson 71 4129 San Jacinto St who died at 9:10 pm Friday at Confederate Memorial Hospital following a brief illness were scheduled for 1 pm today at the Rose-Neath Funeral Home Chapel Burial was to be in Centuries Memorial Park A native of Sabine Parish Mrs Johnson had resided here for 24 years Sir was a member of Westview Christian Church the Order of Eastern Star White Shrine and Rebekah Lodge Survivors include two sons Jesse Pugh and William Joseph Pugh both of Shreveport one daughter Mrs Ruth McKinney of Houston Tex and one brother William Barber of Carthage Tex and three grandchildren James Collins I STAMPS Ark James M1 Collins 71 of Fouke died Saturday night in a Texarkana' hospital after 'a lengthy illness Ile was a lifetime resident of Miller County and a member of the Baptist church Survivors include his -widow Mrs Thelma Collins of Fouke one son James Collins of Fouke six daughters Miss Anita Collins Mrs Wana Mae Martin and Mrs Eminitt Teer and Mrs Beatrice Lowe all of Fouke Mrs Grace Cash of Atlanta Tex and Mrs Hope Black of Texarkana: one half-brother Ellis Collins of New Caney Tex two sisters Mrs Viola Lummus of Bay City Tex and Mrs Mary Lummus of Texarkana 20 grandchildren and a number of great-grandchildren Funeral services will be at 2 pm Tuesday in the Independence Church near Fouke with the Rev Charles Addie officiating Burial will be in the Mt Zion Cemetery under the direction of the Smith Funeral Home of Stamps Paul Bellett RODESSA Paul Edward Bellett 74 died Saturday at his home after a long illness He was a native of Houma and had lived in Rodessa for 35 years He was a member of Saint Clement's Catholic Church where the funeral services will be held at 2 pm today with the Rev Giles Boyer officiating Burial will be in the Chapelwood Memorial Gardens Survivors include his widow Mrs Alma Bellett of Rodessa: three sons Earl Bellett of Alexandria Bellett of Orange Tex and John Paul Bellett of Vivian two daughters Mildred Finley of Houston and Regina Gryder of Jefferson Tex one sister Nora Naquie of New Orleans 11 grandchildren' and 13 great-grandchildren Mrs Youngblood MANY Funeral services for Mrs Pauline Youngblood will be held at 2 pm today in the Noble Baptist Church with the Rev Charles Duncan officiating Burial will be in the Noble Cemetery under the direction of the Warren Meadows Funeral Home of Many Mrs Youngblood died in Houston Saturday night after an extended illness Survivors include two daughters Mrs: Kathryn Edwards Rains of Many Mrs Betty Jean Edwards Aaron of Houston Tex her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Carley of Noble three brothers Boyce Carley John Carley and Ray Carley all of Houston three grandchildren Elbert Gunter NATCHITOCHES Elbert Henry Gunter 73 of Goldonna died unexpectedly in the Natchitoches Hospital early Sunday morning Mr Gunter was a native of Goldonna and a retired farmer Funeral services were held at 10 am today in the Blanchard Funeral Home with the Rev Kit IlAthorn officiating Burial was in the Memory Lawn Cemetery Survivors include his widow three sons Lester Gunter of Lake Char le Everett Gunter of Natchitoches and Gunter of Mansfield five daughters Mrs Eula Henry Miss Susie Gunter and Mrs Jean Maricelli all of Natchitoches Mrs Frances Harris and Mrs Nell Miller both of Shreveport two brothers Gunter of Bastrop and Bob Gunter of Logansport one sister Mrs Addie Graham of Bastrop 21 grandchildren and three great-grand --Liildren 1 CENTER Tex Funeral services for the Rev Porter Baker Tyler 89 of Center will be held at 2 pm today in the White Rock Church with the Rev Lewis Johnson officiating assist- ed by the Rev Lee Collum Burial will be in the Church Cemetery under the direction of the Bartlet Funeral Home of Center The Rev Tyler died at 8 am Sunday in a Garrison Tex rest home He was a native of Tex County and a retired Baptist minister He was a member of the Center Missionary Baptist Church Survivors Include his widow two sons Tyler of Alto and Vertis Tyler of Center two sisters Nit's Emmie Emmons of Port Arthur and Mrs Alta Tardy of Houston: 16 grandchildren 43 great-grandchildren a one great-great-grandchild Paul Carroway COUSHATTA Paul Junior Carroway 13 died suddenly Saturday night of injuries received in a one-car accident on Highway 71 approximately 8 miles north of Coushatta Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 pm in the Union Hall Baptist Church with the Rev Bob Moore officiating Burial was in the Union Hall Cemetery under the direction of Rose-Neath Funeral Home of Coushatta Young Carroway was a native of Red River Parish and a member of thee Baptist Church and a student at Coushatta High School Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Carroway of Coushatta three brothPrs Roy Carroway of Lufkin Tex and' Larry Parker of Coushatta Bobby Burns of Coushatta: one sister Miss Joy Carroway of Houston Tex: his maternal grandmother Mrs James Avery Mrs Alice Still DeRIDDER Funeral services for Mrs Alice Still 78 of DeRidder will be held at 2 pm today in the First United Pentecostal Church with the Rev Arlen Guidroe officiating Burial will be in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery under the direction of the Hixson Funeral Home of D2Ridder Mrs Still died at 7:40 pm Saturday in the Beauregard Memorial Baptist Hospital Survivors include seven daughters Mrs Bell Singley Mrs Frenzel Mrs Rust Mrs: Jack Russell all of Houston Tex Mrs Ella Harrison of Palestine Tex Mrs Lonnie Fletcher and Mrs Frank Storozyszys both of DeRidder: one son Norman Still of DeRidder: two brothers Ray Clark and Perender Clark both of DeRidder: one sister Mrs Ora Satterwhite of Baton Rouge 21 grandchildren and 12 Rome Trip Class List Released i' Mrs Bruno Strauss Funeral services for Mrs Bruno Strauss 83 former Shreveporter and noted author who died Friday in Chapel Hill NC were held at 11 am today at the Rose-Neath Funeral Home Chapel with Rabbi David Lefkowitz of B'nal Zion Temple officiating Burial was in the Greenwood Cemetery Mr Strauss was the widow of Dr Bruno Strauss longtime professor of history and Germany at Centenary College Gail A Lowry Sr Funeral services for Gail A Lowry Sr 60 Benton resident who died Friday in West Plains Mo following a sudden illness were held at 10 am today at the Rose-Neath Funeral Home Chapel in Bossier City with the Rev Leon Scott pastor of the First Methodist Church of Benton officiating Burial was in Hillcrest Memorial Park with pallbearers including Laurie Campbell Barney Gardner Claude Jimesron Michael Campbell Myron Russell and Ford Stinson Hugh Tomlinson Funeral services for Hugh Oscar Tomlinson 81 of Rison Ark' a former Shreveport resident who died Saturday at the VA Hospital in Little Rock Ark will be held at 10 am Tuesday at the Benton Funeral Home Chapel in Fordyce Ark Burial will be in the Rison Cemetery A native of Hampton Ark Mr Tomlinson moved to Shreveport in 1931 and was associated with the Sunshine Biscuit Co here until about 194 5 when he retired He returned to Arkansas in 1953 He was active in the Scottish Rite Consistory and American Legion in Shreveport Survivors include his wife and two sons Capt Pat Tomlinson of Ruston and Col William Tomlinson of Washington DC Mrs Annie Houston Mrs Annie Houston 73 225 Wall St died at 2:45 pm Sunday at the Shreveport Manor Nursing Home following a long illness A native of Monroe Mrs Houston had resided in the Shreveport area for 40 years She was a Baptist Graveside services will be held at 3 pm Tuesday at the Greenwood Cemetery with the Rev Stogner pastor of the Waller Baptist Church of Bossier City officiating RoseNeath Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Survivors include her huh-band Robert Houston and one nephew Lee Robertson of Shreveport '4 New Orleans Summer Pops Auditions Set NEW YORK (AP) A police raid has led to the seizure of an arsenal of assorted weapons and the arrest of 12 young men and women belonging to a white militant organization that supports the Black Panther party The weapons confiscated Sunday night included a 12- gauge shotgun three pistols three knives a sword and several hundred rounds of ammuntion police said In addition police found four gas masks three reels of film and Black Panther and Patriot party pamphlets THOSE ARRESTED including three women told police they were "revolutionaries" and members of the Patriot party which they said supports the Black Panthers and is aimed at radicalizing working class whites They were wearing Black Panther buttons and ranged in age from 17 to 27 The Patriot party has its national headquarters in Manhattan A spokesman said Sunday night that "the whole central committee of the Patriot party has been arrested" Among those arrested were Arthur Turco 27 a lawyer formerly associated with William Kunstler chief defense lawyer of the Chicago Seven and William Fesperman 26 of Chicago known as "Preacher man" because of his fervent oratorical style TURCO WAS identified by police as the Patriot party chief of staff and Fesperman as national chairman The arrests were made at a sixth-floor apartment on Manhattan's Upper West Side and in a car parked near the building entrance Police said the raid was launched when two detectives watching the apartment saw weapons being carried from the car into the apartment The 12 were charged with illegal possession of firearms interfering with police and acting in concert THE PATRIOT party was founded in Chicago as splinter group of the Young Patriots Like the Panthers it serves free breakfasts to underprivileged children and is active in a number of cities including several in the South Police said the reels of film were entitled "The Battle of Chicago" "Right On" and "What We Have" One of the pamphlets said "The South will rise again only thi4 time with the North and all the oppressed people of the world" A the of the and sup arty ated 12 tols and of In gas Ltonodt ri clud- once triot 3orts I is king year- and its Man- said vhole Pa Led" were Mrs John Streun Mrs John A Streun of Sherman Tex mother of John Edward Streun and grandmother of Mrs Edward Leatherman Shreveport toed Sunday morning in a Sherman hospital after an iliness of one month She was 80 Born in Huntington Ark the former Zelah Lee Haralson was reared in Olney Tex She was the widow of John Arnold Streun an inventor with numerous US patents to his credit who served as chief engineer and vice president of Hardwick-Etter Co of Sherman until his death in 1956 Active in civic and social organizations Mrs Streun was a member of the Women's Chorus Boamar-Cramer Music Club Sherman Garden Ouo City Charity Board a founder of the Sherman Day Nursery board member of the Wood Circle Home and member of the Business and Professional Women's Club Funeral services are to be held Tuesday at 2 pm at the First Methodist Church in Sherman with Dr Earl Hoggard officiating Assisting will be Mrs Streun's grandson the Rev John A Streun II of Van Alstyne Tex Burial under the direction of the John Dannel Funeral Home will be in Memorial Park Other survivors include another soi Frank Merton Streun of Matamoros Mex a brother Ray Haralson of Bells Tex three other grandchildren Mrs Stan Waguespack Hi of Baton Rouge Mrs Rod Brayton of the Canal Zone Panama William Streun of Houston Tex six great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Joe Rinchuso Joe Rinchuso 66 4121 San Jacinto St died at 10:45 pm Sunday at his home following a sudden illness Rinehuso a lifelong resident of Shreveport was a retired farmer Survivors include his wife Mrs Carrie Rinchuso one son Leon Rinchuso of Shreveport six daughters Mrs Robert Young and Mrs Leon Little both of Shreveport Mrs Ed ward Shropshire of New Castle Pa Mrs Edward Knight of New Orleans Mrs Jerry Smith of Colorado Springs Colo and Mrs David Shaw of San Francisco Calif one sister Mrs Jennie Lupo of St Louis Mo 20 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild Mrs Leslie Williams Jr Funeral services for Mrs Leslie Williams Jr 38 1313 Shamrock Dr Bossier City who died at 4:10 am Saturday at the Barksdale Air Force Base Hospital following a brief illness were held at 3 pm Sunday at the base chapel Burial was in the Hillcrest Cemetery Mrs Williams a native of Lawrenceburg Tenn is survived by her husband: her parents Mr and Mrs Chester Webb Sr of Lawrenceburg four sons John Williams Stephen Williams Michael Wilhams and James Williams all of 'Bossier City ten daughters Shirley Margaret Virginia Rita Jane Barbara Janet Linda and Elizabeth Williams: one sister Mrs Mary Davis of Lawrenceburg and two brothers Chester Webb Jr and James Webb both of Lawrenceburg Mrs Dan McGowen Funeral services for Mrs Dan McGowe n2425 Broadway Dr who died at 10 am Sunday at Schumpert Hospital following a long illness will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at the Rose-Neath Funeral Home Chapel in Bossier City r- 1 11 'e 'e Special to The Journal RUSTON Louisiana Tech officials have released an expanded schedule of classes for the school's second Rome Studies Program slatetl for June 3 through July 14 in the Italian capital Raymond Nichols director of the Tech-Rome program said that half the positions on the Rome program had been taken and that those interested in applying for admission should contact him at Louisiana Tech -R Ruston immediately for reservations The schedule of courses has been listed as follows: Art 220 Beginning Drawing and Painting 364 Art Appreciation 420 Advanced Drawing and Painting 440 Studio Prolems in Crafts 479 HistorY of Italian Art Business 452 Business Law: International Law 244 Economics: International Trade: 406 Economics: Comparative Economic Systems Education 450 Improving Instruction in Art 511 Improving Instruction in Speech 512 Philosophy of Education 518 History of Education 533 Problems In Education 540 Comparative Education English 321 Comparative Literature 352 Hebrew Literature in Translation 402 The European Mind 477 Advanced Honors 478 Advanced Honors General Studies 301 Americanism vs Communism Geography 360 Geography of Europe Health and Physical Education 240 International Folk Dance 402 History of Sports 413 History and Culture of Eurooe Through Folk Dance History 101 History of Civilization Before 1500 102 History of the Western World Since 1500 333 History of Rome 334 History of Medieval Europe 335 History of the Renaissance and Reformation Home Economics 203 Nutrition 503 World Nutrition Problems Honors 498-499 Reading and Research Major Field Italian 101-102 Beginning Conversational Italian Music 317 History of Music 318 History of Music 319 History of Music 330 Music Appreciation Political Science 302 Comparative Foreign Government 325-326 Political Philosophy European and American 350 International Relations 403 Communist Foreign Policies 450 International Organizations The New Orleans Summer Pops spring auditions will be held on the New Orleans campus of Louisiana State University on April 14 Auditions are for the purpose of discovering new talent vocal or instrumental Tit tryouts are open to young musicians who feel they are ready for public appearance with a symphony orchestra The age limit is 35 years for men and 30 years for women THE WINNERS will be presented in concert with the Summer Pops Orchestra during the 1970 Summer Pops season Past Pops audition winners are Metropolitan Opera tenor Charles Anthony baritone Ralph Slifkin and Wagnerian tenor Ticho Parley Further information may be obtained by writing New Orleans Summer Pops Auditions 715 Maison Blanche Building New Orleans La 70112 or telephone 525-3942 Applications must be received at the Pops office not later than March 20 The season will open June 19 with concerts on Friday and Saturday nights through August I Guest star for this season will include Kaye Ballard and John Gary Jackson Parish Grand Petit Jurors Listed Louie Young MERRYVILLE --F uner al services for Louie Young 69 of Merryville will be held at 2 pm today in the Bethlehem Baptist Church with Elder Cecil Jacobs officiating and Elder Lynwood Jacobs assisting Burial will be in the Cannon Cemetery under the direction of the Beaucegard Funeral Home of DeRidder Mr Young died at 7:30 pm Saturday in the Merryville General Hospital after a short illness Survivors include his widow Mrs Oma Young one daughter Mrs Pauline Lewis four brothecs Leon Young Cub Young Cleve Young and Young of Merryville three sisters Mrs Lelia Kraft of Merryville Mrs Ellis Richardson of Sulphur and Mrs Delma Lee Hickman of DeRidder and six grandchildren Mrs Mildred Ritchie Louisiana College Casts Melodrama IT WILL COST Britain any where between $480 million and $24 billion a year extra to buy French food according to various estimates At the pre sent level of Euromart price 1 supports for crops it looks as if Britain would have to pay around $960 million by 1977 1 Food prices could rise 10 to 14 per cent and the cost of living in Britain could go up 3 to 45 per cent I Neither could that be the limit When the Europmart price support system was worked out in 1966 it was expected that surpus French crops would cost $15 billion a year But output is increasing steadily and the five already are paying double that amount In the recent Brussels nego- 4 tiations the five governments tried to set a ceiling on the amount of farm subsidies that' they pay The French threat- ened to walk out Finally in a trick compromise France agreed to kick back $100 million a year in farm subsi- dies initially By 1977 the kickback will limit to growth of subsidies unless the six can agree on some way of stifling overprod- uction by farmers Germany is expected to ask for limits on output That would cost little but i would doom French farmers to low income FRANCE IS expected to press for aid to create factory jobs for surplus farmers That would be costly for Europe and France would be the main beneficiary Chances of a compromise are considered fairly good because many Gaullists now want to make it possible for Britain to join Former French President Charles de Gaulle kept Britain out of the market on the ground that it was too much under US influence His followers now fear that Britain is attracting Holland Belgium and Italy into the American orbit LETTING BRITAIN into the Common Market offers the best chance of pulling her into a European orbit asserted the finance committee of France's National assembly in a- recent resolution On the other hand the French want to make sure that they get as much out of the Common Market for their farmers as they sacrifice by 1 exposing their long-coddled in dustry to foreign competition THE COMMON MARKET enables France to earn $400 million by exporting foodstuffs to Germany In addition the five other countries will pay an estimated $330 million in 1970 to dump surplus French crops in countries outside the mart But German industrial exports to France cost $800 million a year So French officials contend that formation of the Common Market has not yet permitted their country to break even :1 Prize Play Gets Another Invitation Bus Is Stolen While Driver Takes Break Special to The Journal JONESBORO The Jackson Parish Jury Commission has drawn names of grand and petit juniors Those picked from the grand jury list will serve for the court session beginning March 9 while petit jurors will be called on for the term beginning April 13 Named by the commission for prospective grand jury duty are Emery Toms James Greer James Cooper Henry Johnson Sam Anderson Troy Lewis Oscar Sith Thmas Caughlin Jerry Robinson Roger Johnson Otis Hurst Travis Kilpatrick John Wilkerson Billy Underwood William Nalley Tommy Holbrook Nathan Ewing James Daniel and Winston Loe The petit jury list includes William Bond Brown Raymond Jeffress Curtis DeLacerda Franklin Kelley Arty Harris Thomas Frey Michael Page Johnnie Fitzpatrick Raymond Caldwel I Gussie Cooper- Armo Freeman Irvin Perry Charles Nunn Shepherd Caesar Gussie Taylor Wiley Green Billy Roller Milton Bolds and Rufus Rogers Also Sammy Saulsberry Franklin Demaree Hearne Caskey James Jordan Jim Maxwell Pr estr idg Jerry Greer James Ware and Holland LOS ANGELES lApi Police would like to catch the persons who caught the early bus to San Gabriel Mountains A Rapid Transit District driver took a break from a test run Sunday leaving the 230000 bus outside a restaurant When be emerged at 2:45 am the bus was gone A COUNTY fireman found it later with one wheel dangling Over the embankment at Mill Creek Summit on a winding mountain road 60 miles from its normal city territory A wrecker retrieved it apparently undamaged Officials said that whoever took the bus apparently knew the sequence of manipulations to start no lost control when the vehicle struck a rut by the Mrs Drake Funeral services for Mrs Drake 95 436 Topeka St widow of a former pastor of Noel Memorial Methodist Church were held at 2:30 pm today at Noel Memorial Meth- odist Church with Dr Sam Nader pastor officiating Burial was in Forest Park Cemetery with pallbearers in1 eluding Dr Charles Knight A Montgomery Charles Ellis Brown Carothers Jr and Foster Hamner Mrs Drake who died at 3 pm Saturday at her home following a long illness had resided here since 1934 She was a native of Haynesvifle and the widow of the Rev Drake who served as pastor of Noel Memorial Methodist Church from 1910 until 1922 Survivors include two sons Marlin Drake of Shreveport and Walton Drake of Jackson one niece Bernice Phipps who resided with Mrs Drake and two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Robert Horn Funeral services for Robert Charles Horn 87 2825 Laurel SC who died Friday morning at his home following a sudden illness were uled for 2:30 pm today at the Osborn Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev William Finn' pastor of Caddo Heights Methodist Church offiT elating Burial was to be in Centuries Memorial Park with pallbearY ers including Land Alexander Remedes Taylor A Shows and Rice 1 Special to The Journal PINEVILLE The cast for the Louisiana College spring production "Pure as the Driven Snow" has been announced by Prof Frank Bennett head of the Drama department The melodrama will be produced March 19-21 Members of the cast are Mary Jones Pineville Andy Lary Minden Bob Fletcher Tioga David Baines Shreveport Judy Walker Crowley Jerry Hocker Cincinnati Ohio Rex Hamilton Chagrin Falls Ohio Ruth Dougherty Homer Diann Lary Minden Sue Book Jonesville Brenda Smith Clayton Gloria Vick Pineville and He ion Harris Pineville The play is under the direction of Bennett Assistant director is John McMichael of Shreveport and in the technical crew are Larry Tyler of Oakdale Margaret Bernhardt of New Orleans Johnette Edwards of Farmerville Carolyn Rice of Prince George Canada Gregg King of Jonesville Evelyn Kees of Pineville Da vid Carter of Coati Mexico John Lowry of Glorieta NM Johnny Keeling of Minden Charles Hines of Baton Rouge Margaret Bernhardt and Mark Sutton of Pineville Special to The Journal GRAMBLING La The award-winning Grambling College production of "A Raisin in the Sun" has been invited to Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge and directed by Alexander Marshall will probably appear at the Music Theatre in the LSU Union sometime after April 14 JUDGED AS ONE of the top two at the regional competition of the American College Theatre Festival recently "Raisin' will be staged at Bastrop on Feb 27 It is one of 26 plays under consideration to go to Washington DC for the ACTF finals in May THE PLAY has been invited to England this summer and Grambling is in the process of raising nearly $9000 to pay expenses of the cast for the trip Expenses of the director will be paid by the American Festival in Britain which is sponsored by the Restoration Arts Theatre Inc of Detroit Mich The school must pay expenses of the cast The festival will consist of a two-week performing period followed by a week's tour of liberary and historical points in Scotland and England MINDEN Mrs Mildred Ritchie 72 of Minden died at a local nursing home following a lengthy illness Funeral rites will be held at 2 pm today in the Green-Kleinegger Chapel with the Rev Henry Richey officiating Burial will he in Garden of Memory Cemetery Airs Ritchie was a member of the First Methodist Church American Legion Auxiliary Missionary Society and the Eastern Star She was also pianist for the Banks Sunday School Class for a number of years She was a native of Tennessee Survivors include her husband Clinton Ritchie of Alin-den seven sons Ritchie Jr of Wilmington Conn Frank Ritchie and William Ritchie both of Fullerton Calif Edward Ritchie of Flint Mich Leon Ritchie of Oakview Calif Shelley Ritchie of Minden i and Andrew Ritchie of Haugh-ton Mich two sisters Mrs Mable Allen of Asheville NC and Mrs Dorothy Ma nonce of Greensboro NC a brother Frank Collins of Fulton KY-and 19 grandchildren Burial will be in Centuries Memorial Park Cemetery and was a member of the First Mrs Mc Gowen had resided in Bossier City for 35 years Baptist Church there Survivors include her hsuband one son Danny Mc-Gowen of Bossier City three daughters Miss Theresa Mc-Gowen and Miss Kathy Mc-Gowen both of Bossier City and Mrs David Leedy of Los Angeles Calif: one brother Larry Owens of Los Angeles Calif and three sisters Mrs Pauline Morse of Bossier City Mrs Keith Ozmore of Houston Tex and Mrs Doyle Shuflin of Orlando Fla st Ts u- ae Ds 's la of DIRECT DESCENDANT According to a lettered sign the apple tree in the courtyard of the National Bureau of Standards in Maryland is the "Newton apple tree a direct descendant of the original tree whose fruit gave inspirational impetus to Isaac Newton's theory of gravitational forces" LIVING CELLS The unit of living matter called a cell was discovered by Robert Hooke who saw the cell walls of plant cells He called each unit a because many of them looked like tiny prison cells water or clean them with a brush and some chalk scraped line" Mira one of the largest stars in the universe is about 270 light-years from earth.