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Another Polish emigre said he tried to warn Frokowsky about drugs. "I wanted him to leave Sharon's place," he said. (Frokowsky and "Gibby" Folger stayed at the Bene- dict Canyon home of Miss Tate and her husband, director Roman Polan- ski, while they were in Europe, and remained there when Miss Tate returned to await birth of her first baby.) "I told-him ‘You and Gibby can go anyplace. You can go to the islands. You can go to Europe. Don't bring something terrible to this house.’ But they stayed there, went inside,’ closed the doors, and took drugs." Polanski, in his only public com- ment on the case, referred to Frokowsky as "a very kind human being, who wanted success—but who had little talent." Some think Polanski shares the opinion of other friends that Fro- kowsky was the chief target of the mass murder. Police have sought and questioned Frokowsky's known contacts. Harri- gan's attorney, Paul Caruso, be- lieves police asked Canadian author- ities to find Harrigan in their hunt for two Canadians Frokowsky was supposed to meet at International rpore Aug. 6. es Went to Police Harrigan, 27, who is from Ottawa, went to police on learning of an all- points bulletin naming him and three other Canadian friends of Frokowsky. Harrigan wasn't one of the two men sought and he was aos and released, Caruso said. "If I'd given Frokowsky my address" said Harrigan "the police would've found it and come: to see me earlier. I wish now I had." He said that he thinks the killer would've had to kill Frokowsky first. "He worshipped Roman Polan- ski" Harrigan said. “There was no way in the world he'd've let anyone hurt Sharon Tate." Private funeral services for Fro- kowsky were to be held today af Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glen- dale. His mother, Mrs. Tola Frokow- sky, and brother, Jerzy, came here from Poland for the rites. Cremation will follow. His ashes will be tal hack to Poland, where he has a 10- year-old son by a former’ marriage. His mother said her son had written her of Miss Folger, heiress to the Folger coffee family of San Francisco, "He said he loved her, and wanted to marry her," she said, oy Siam do it because she was rich. :