Order Your Want Ad for 7 Days 14 DEATHS DEATHS KOCH, WALTER 5500 Tennes- REINSTADTLER. VIOLA, 120 N. hus- June see, June 10, 1953, dear hus- Central Clayton, June 10, 1953. band of Alice Koch (nee Trogdon), beloved daughter of Mrs. Emelia dear father of Audrey Davis, dear Reinstadtler, dear niece of Hilda our brother of Frieda Fowler, Sophie Barens and Lauretta Prasse.
Haurt and George Koch and the late Funeral 10 a.m.. from the Arthur Koch, dear brother-in-law. BOPP Chapel. Hanley rd. and Forfather-in-law, grandfather, uncle and syth Clayton.
Interment St. St. cousin. Peter's Cemetery. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S.
4228 S. Kingshighway, Sat. 1:30 RUTLEDGE, LUCY M. (nee Wilkinp. Interment New St.
Marcus 4476 Penrose entered into Cemetery. rest wife of Emmett June 10. Rutledge, 1953. dear beloved mothLANG, 2230A Indiana, ETHEl. (ore June 9, Richardson), 1953, er dear of sister Ramon of And Floy James Rutiedge.
3:45 p.m.. dear wife of Rudy Lang. dear mother-in-law, grandmother and Jenkersos, our dear mother of Helen Roberts, Vil- aunt. E. mer Kern and Clyde Lang.
our dear Mrs, Rutledge will be at SUEDmother-in-law, grandmother, sister, MEYER Chapel. 3934 N. 20th .00 au until 10 a.m. June 12, thence Funeral from WACKER-HEL- removed to Dawdy Funeral Home DERLE Chapel, 3604 Gravois at Whitehall. Ill.
June 12. n. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery. SHASSERRE-.
See Boeckman. LOGAN. EMILY FREDECE, 3447 Williams June 10. 1953, WALTER 4129 beloved wite of Ralph Logan, dear Castleman June 10, 1953, sister of Nick and Jack Fredece and dearly beloved husband of Mildred Alma Caordway, dear sister-in-law M. Sinnwell (nee Berendt).
dear from Funeral June 13, 9:30 a.m. Ruth Ann. brother, Walter and John Sinnwell, aunt and cousin. father of Mrs. Barbara Gianino, MOYDELL'S.
Mississippi and dear brother-In-law. son-inof Allen aves. Interment St. Mathews law, father-in-law, grandfather and Cemetery. uncle.
MeTAGUE, MARSHALI. 3128 Funeral from Allen June 10. 1953. be- 4228 S. Kingshighway, June un- loved husband of Margaret Lehmann 12.
8:30 a.m. to St. Margaret's McTague, dear father of Mary Anne. Paul Church. Interment SS.
Peter and Thomas, Kathleen, Michael Cemetery. A member of Holy and Margaret McTague, son of Mrs. Name Theresa Jolly, stepson of Eugene SNYDER, FRANK suddenly June Jolly brother of Eugene Jr. An- 9. 1953, dear brother of John drew and Paul Jolly, our dear uncle, David T.
Maude Churchhill, Sadie nephew, brother-in-law and cousin. Clancy, Dora Gentry and the late NELLY Funeral from ARTHUR J. Florence Cook, our dear uncle, June 3840 Lindell brother-in-law and cousin and dearly Pariors, 13, 8:30 a.m., to Immac- beloved friend of Jeanette. ulate Conception Church, Longfellow Funeral from A. H.
BOCKLAGE and Latavette. Interment Calvary, Funeral Home, 6536 Clayton MALANCHAN, ANNA, 2822 N. June 12. 2 p.m. Interment Fourteenth June 9, 1953.
Bethany Cemetery, dear daughter of Michael and the late Elizabeth Malaschak (nee Med- STICKNEY. MARIAN (nee Ross), dear sister el Mary Banks, Laciede wite of Charles, Ruth Holdren, Elizabeth Williams. mother of Darlene and Barbara Ann, Alex. John, Leo and Anthony Mala- daughter of Frank J. and Margaschak.
dear sister-in-law, aunt and ret Ross, dear sister, daughter-inlaw and sister-in-law. F. cousin. Funeral June 12. 8:15 a.m..
Funeral from CULLEN KELLY from Mississippi and Funeral Home, 4386 Lindell, to VisiAllen to St. Michael's Church, tation Church, June 12. 1953, Eleventh and Clinton. Interment at 7:30 a.m. Interment Calvary.
Resurrection Cemetery. SOLBERG, EVELYN L. (nee Delgman), 7728 Horatio Belnor, S. MANNEY. Seventh, JAMES EDMON, 3325A Tues.
June 9. 1953. beloved wife of June 10. 1953. of Harold Solberg, darling beloved husband Clifton), the late Julia mother of Terry and Jackie and the Manney Mary (nee Porter, dear father late infant Solberg.
dear daughter of Doris Schuler, grandfather of the late Margaret Delgman. dear father of Dale and dear Deborah, great -grand- sister. sister-in-law, aunt, niece and of dear cousin. brother of Margaret McCabe and dear uncle. Funeral June 12, 1 p.m., Funeral June 13.
10 from MATH. HERMANN SON'S from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair Interment and West Florissant Chapel, Fair and W. Florissant aV. a Vs. Calvery Cemetery.
at Interment Bethany Cemetery, Perry STUVE. AGNES, of 1711A Monroe county (Mo.) papers please copy. June 10, 1953, 1 a.m., MENOWN, ROLAND M.D., 5330 Holy fortified Mother with Church, the Sacraments of beloved Geraldine husband of June Nell 10, Menown. 1953, sister of Stephen Joseph G. Stuve, dearly beloved dear father of Dorothy Weeks.
Lola. Josephine Blanck and the late Mary Ruby Fargher, Roland R. James Stuve, our dear sister-in-law, aunt F. and Donald E. Menown.
dear and cousin. grandfather, father-in-law. brother, Funeral BROCKLAND Chapel. June 12. Hogan from and Funeral Sat.
uncle June and 13. cousin. North Market, at 8:30 11 a.m.. to St. from MATH HERMANN a.m..
Liborius Church, thence SON'S Cemetery. to Calvary Chapel. Fair and W. Fiorissant avs. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery.
THIEL, AUGUSTA (GUSSIE) nee Dr. Menown was a member of Eu- Welker, 4311 Clayton clid Lodge No. 505 A.F. A.M. June 11, 1953.
dear mother of How. Scottish Rite. Alhambra Grotto, ard Thiel. dear mother-in-law of American Medical Association. Mis- Edna L.
Thiel. dear sister of Clara souri Medical Association and St. Schmidt, Henry, Frank and George Louis Medical Association and I. F. Welker, dear sister-in-law.
aunt and of A. Homing Pigeon Fanciers. cousin. MEYER, GEORGE formerlv of 4228 Funeral 8. from Kingshighway KRIEGSHAUSER.
St. Louis, passed away at June 13. 2:15 p.m. Interment Oak 1953. City, beloved husband June the 9, Grove Cemetery.
of late Minnie Meyer. dear father of THOMPSON, HARRY 3239 Helen Riley and Eugene H. Meyer, gon, asleep in Jesus, June 10. dear grandfather, great-grandfather, 1953. 12:15 p.m., beloved husband brother and father-in-law.
of Virginia F. Thompson (nee LiljeFuneral June 12. 10 A.m.. gren). dear father of Harry G.
from MATH HERMANN SON'S Thompson. our dear brother. fatherChapel, Fair and W. Florissant AVS. in-law.
brother-in-law, grandfather Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. anu uncle, in his fifty-fifth year. Funeral p.m.. from MICHALAK, BEIDERWIEDEN South Side Fu(Mitchell), 2112A Blair neral Home, 3620 Chippewa to June 10. 1953.
11 A.m.. fortified Our Redeemer Cemetery, with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dearly beloved husband of TIERNEY, JOHN 4461A Farlin Antonette Michalak (nee Orzel) entered into rest June 8. dear father of Stella McGhay, 1953. dear husband of Katherine ginia Podieski and Walter, Joseph. Tierney (nee McMahon), brother of Anthony, Edwin and the late Stanley Agnes Trigg.
Katherine Walsh, LoMichalak. our dear grandfather, retta Merkel, Evelyn Shaub and father in law, brother, -in- Louis S. Byrne, our brother-in-law law, uncle and cousin. and uncle. Funeral from BROCKLAND Funeral from (New) CENTRAL Chapel.
Hogan and N. Market Funeral Home. 5541 Riverview bi. June 13, 8:30 a.m., to St. at Harney June 12, 8:30 Casimir Church, thence to Calvary a.m..
to Holy Rosary Church. InterCemetery, Deceased 8 member ment Calvary. Deceased was a memof International Molders Foundry ber of Holy Name Society of Holy Workers Union Local No. 59, A.F. Rosary Church.
of L. TOMEK. JENNIE. 2847 S. JefferMILLER, LAWRENCE 5932 son, with June 10.
1953, fortified Floy June 8. 1953, be- Church, wife Sacraments of of the late Holy William Mother loved husband of Angela Miller (nee Huelskamp), dear father of Tomek, Tomek, dear dear mother of Albert rence H. and George W. Miller, dear mother-in-law of Marie brother of Clarence, Lee. Carl Mil- Tomek (nee Speis).
ler and Velda dear grand- Funeral from C. HOFFMEISTER father, father-in-law Hanshaw. and son-in-law. Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa, Mr. Miller will lie in state at 3 p.m., to New St.
Marcus MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Cemetery, Fair and Florissant until TROST. FERDINAND, 3623 June 12, 11:30 a.m. Services field June 10, 1953, husband of same day, 2 p.m., from West Floris- the late Martha Trost, dear father sant Baptist Church. W. Florissant of Mrs.
Arthur Bonaminio, Mrs. and Mimika av. Interment Memorial Anna Dierker, Ferdinand Charles Park Cemetery. Mr. Miller WAS a and Joseph Trost, grandfather and member of Excelsior Lodge No.
18 father-in-law. 1.0.0.F. and B.R.T. No. 439.
Funeral June 13, 8:30 a.m.. 1.0,0.F services 8 p.m. Thurs, Cen- from the KRON Chapel. 2107 N. tralla (Ill,) papers please copy.
Grand to St. Teresa's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. MITCHELL. See Michalak.
TUBBESING, OSCAR 4876 San Francisco June 9. 1953, MOERLE. WILLIAM 3121A 12 noon. beloved husband of Hilda California. June 9, 1953, 7:15 A.
Tubbesing (nee Tritschler), dear a.m.. beloved husband of Sadie father of Marcella F. and Warren Moehle (nee Barnett), dear father R. Tubbesing. dear Betty Joyce Watkins, stepfather of brother.
brother-in-law and father-in-law, uncle. father, and Frank Holland, stepgrand- Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ brother of our dear father-in-law. dear Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge J. Minnette Farrow, August June 12.
1:30 p.m. Interin-law and and Charles F. Moehle, brother- ment St. Peter's Cemetery. Funeral uncle.
of Rose Hill Lodge No. 550 A.F. Member from WACKER-HEL A.M. DERLE Chapel. 3634 Gravois June 12.
3 p.m. Interment VOGEL, KATHERINE W. (Katie), Sunset Burial Park. 5020 Alabama, June 10, 1953. 8 p.m., beloved wife of John Burkhart), June ELIZABETH (nee H.
Vogel, beloved mother of the late MOELLINGER. 3715 1953. of Albert H. and Margaret Vogel, our 10, Greer. Wyoming, beloved formerly of 4434A dear mother-in-law.
grandmother. F. wife of the late Jo- great-grandmother, aunt and seph Moellinger, dear mother of, aunt. greatPauline Mrs. Ralph, Gus, Mrs.
Mrs. Vogel will lie in state at Josephine, Edward, Al and Tullock. Helen Springer, SCHUMACHER Funeral Home, 3013 Mrs. Mary M. Riek.
dear Meramec until June grandmother, great grandmother, 10 a.m. Service same day at Trinity 13, and aunt. Evangelical and Reformed Church, sister-in-law, mother-in-law Funeral June 13, 8:30 Grand Sunset and Burlal Itaska, Park. 2 p.m. Interment from STROOT CARROLL, Funeral Evangelical A member of Home, 4600 Natural Bridge, to Holy Trinity Church, Women's Guild and and Reformed Col.
Rosary Cemetery. Church. Interment Calvary Meuman Corp. No. 16, W.R.C.
Member of Confraternity of the Holy Family. VORHIES. See Farrarr. NEWELL, ALONZO 2618 S. 13th June 11, 1953, dear WALASIN, JOSEPH June father of Walter, Harry.
Alonzo 9. 1953, deal husbana of Anna Russell, Minnie Luaders. Melba Walasin (nee Franke), father of Youngbluth, Dorothy Michaels, Maude of Joseph William, and Henry Rev. Walasin, brother Tipton, Vera Stumpf, Beulah Meyer- Martin Walasin. peter.
Frieda Mitchell and late S.J.. Helen Walasin, Sister Mary law, Evelyn grandfather, Tipton, our great dear Funeral from ARTHUR father Anthony, S.S.N.D. J. DONand uncle. NELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell Funeral from KUTIS Funeral June 12.
9 a.m., to St. Francis Home, 2906 Gravois, June 13, Xavier (College) Church. Interment a.m. Requiem mass St. Agnes Church.
SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Interment Calvary Cemetery. WAESPI. See Daum.
NOELKEN, JOHN, of Renault, beloved husband of Elenora Noelken WEBB, ALFRED 5051 Minerva (nee Hagemeyer). dear father of June 9, 1953, beloved Richard grandfather Noelken, our dear father-in- husband of Ona B. Webb (Peggy), law. and brother. our dear uncle and great In state at QUERNHEIM Funeral Funeral from DREHMANN-HARHome, Waterloo, until Sat.
noon. RAL Chapel, 1905 Union bi. 2 Service Sat. 2 p.m. (D.S.T.) at Wa- p.m., June 12.
Interment Valterloo Evangelical Church. Interment halla Cemetery, Waterloo, Ill. WOODS. O'LEARY WILLIAM 5621 En- See O'Shea. right, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, June WURTZ.
ELIZABETH. 360 Orient. 10. 1953. beloved husband of Eula June 10, 1953, beloved wife Jo O'Leary, dear brother of Mrs.
of Charles Wurtz. dear mother of Thomas J. McGuire, Lt. Michael J. Carrie Wurtz and Laura Schnelland Mary Leary, Margaret and the mann.
dear mother-in-law, late Joseph O'Leary, our dear broth- mother, great-grandmother and siser-in-law. uncle and cousin. ter-in-law. Funeral from DREAMANN-HAR- Funeral from C. HOFFMEISTER RAL Chapel, 1905 Union 9:30 Chapel, 7814 S.
Broadway, 3 a.m. Friday June 12 to St. Rose p.m., to Park Lawn Cemetery. of Lima Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery, In lieu of flowers ZINSELMEIER.
NELLIE (nee please make contribution to St. Harpke), 2543A Dodier fortiLouis of the American fied Church, with the Rites June of 10. Holy 1953. Mother Cancer Society, 12:30 a.m. beloved wife of Earl O'REILLY, GERALD Zinselmeier, dear mother of Albert June 11, 1953.
son of the late M. B. and Mrs. George Burke. sister of and Mary Donovan O'Reilly, brother Caroline and Lillian Harpke, grandof Eugene D.
and Charles F. O' Reilly mother, aunt. niece, cousin, motherand Mrs. Laura H. Hall.
our dear in-law and sister-in-law. uncle, Funeral Fri. June 12, 8:30 a.m.. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DON- from GOODHART GOODHART NELLY Parlors.
3840 Lindell Funeral Home. 2228 St. Louis June 13. 7:30 a.m.. to St.
Louis to Sacred Heart Church, Interment Cathedral. Interment Calvary. Calvary Cemetery. O'SHEA. Ferguson.
FRANK 446 S. Dade. IN MEMORIAM 16 loved husband of June Catherine 10, 1953, O'Shea be- STEMS. W. June 11, 1950.
In (nee Woods), dear uncle and brotherloving remembrance. in-law. Sadly missed by WIFE and SONS. Funeral from WHITE Chapel, 116 N. Florissant Ferguson, LOST 17 June 13, 8:30 a.m.
to S8. John and AFGHAN HOUND, lost large, James Church. Interment Calvary white: reward. Call CA 0376. Cemetery.
Member of E.M.B.A, of BRACELET, gold and rhinestone, in the Public Service. small gray box: June keepsake; PARINO. MARIA ROSA (nee Tissi reward. CH. 8001.
Southwest entered Into CAMERA, Ansco: left in Yellow rest June 9, 1953, beloved Cab Monday a.m., graduation wife of the Irte Charles Parino, dear keepsake; reward. LA. 6783. mother of Mrs. Sam Tosto and the co*ckER.
white. male, vicinity 66 late Vencenzo Tisal. dear grandmoth- and Grand reward. Dixon 8551 er, great -grandmother, mother-in-law. COLLIE.
aunt and cousin. vicinity Clara male, and black and white: Funeral from CALCATERRA Fu- child's pet. GO. reward: Labadie; 9791. June neral Home, 5142 Daggett DIAMOND 12.
at 8:30 a.m., to St. Am- RINGS. solitaire: posbrose Church, Interment Resurrection sibly restroom Cafeteria; Cemetery. reward. ST.
5409. DIAMOND rings; 2 solitaire: in wash PELIKAN, ROSY (Pfieffer). 31184 room downtown. Reward. ST.
5409. loved Magnolia, William June 10, 1953, be- ENVELOPE. green, containing mother wife of Pelikan, dear tographs from Rembrandt's: phore- of Erwin Gerner. Vera Zim- ward. FR, 5530.
merman and the late Leola Ottinger. EYE GLASSES. with dear sister of Kate case: reward. CO. Aloe brown 8887.
sister-in-law, great-grandmother and FOLDER, leather: Government cregrandmother. aunt. dentials. keep money, PL. 3680 Funeral from KUTIS Fneral Home, nights.
2906 Gravois, June 13. 10 GLASSES, vicinity New A.m. Interment Resurrection Ceme- thedral. FL. 7433, MI.
1860. tery. Member of Ladies Hormany GLASSES, child's: vicinity 14th and Club. Lafayette: reward. MA.
3458. POPE. WALTER 1038 McCaus- KEYS. in case: vicinity Univerland Wed. June 10, 1953, son 6 sity p.m.
City. Phone CH. 3516 before of Michael T. Pope. brother of William A.
Pope, Mrs. Anna white: blue; child' honey. Mrs. Mary Jeffrey, Mrs. Sara pet: 9465.
name Skippy; reward. FO Rose. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DON. PARAKEET.
name CANDY; light NELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell powder blue with white wings; June 12. 8:30 a.m. Mass ward. SW 1973. a.m..
Luke's Church. Bellevue PURSE; navy, on Page near KingsAnd Dale. Interment St. Marys, highway: keep money; please reKansas. turn purse and contents.
Atwater 0741M RAUSCHKOLB. PFC. LAWRENCE PURSE, lost: small brown. killed at Camp Pendleton. Calif.
Tues, June 9th, 1953. formerly of taining money, key social security 26 West Old Watson. Webster card, pass etc. Fi. 3354.
Groves, beloved son of Edward PURSE, keys and money; C. and Ethel Rauschkolb (Strong), need badly: reward. EV. 4364. dear brother of Mra.
Dolores Wood- PURSE, white, wallet, watch, chargSmith. brother-in-law, uncle, nephew a-plate: reward. MA. 9087. to and Due cousin.
SHOULDER BAG, vicinity Kresge'8. notice of funeral later. Wellaton: keep money, return bar. contents. 5546A Easton.
RO. 6984. TERRIER. small, mixed: 3 months old: black and white; reward. PA.
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Mississippi and Allen. LA. 0402. DEATHS BEAKLEY. SANDRA.
1928 Broadway, June 10. 1953, beloved daughter of Andrew and Thelma Beakley (nee Cox) Funeral from McLAUGHLIN' S. 2301 Lafayette. 3 p.m. terment Mt.
Hope. (nee RENEDICT-SMITH, PAULINE Diehl), 3840 Cleveland June 9, 1953, wife of the late William R. Benedict, dear mother of Alvah J. Phoenix, Emma G. Lucille M.
A. Gardner, and Bertha George D. Eckhoff, Charles A. Merkel, Catherine A. Farris and Milton F.
Smith, dear sister of Catherine Fromman, Emma Kincaid and John Tatro. dear sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother, greatgrandmother and aunt. Funeral from SCHNUR Funeral June Home. 3125 Lafayette 12, 3 p.m. Interment New St.
Marcus Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Wetona Council No. 11 of Daughters Wetona of Council America. All members No. 11 will meet 7:30 p.m.
for services at the parlors. BERGMANN CHARLES. Hawkins June 9, 1953. beloved husband, dear of father Clauise Charles Bergof Mina. Ferdinand and Charles Bergmann, dear brother Frank Bergmann.
dear brother-in-law and uncle. Chapel Services 7814 at C. HOFFMEISTER S. Broadway, Mehiville, Old Mo, St. Cemetery, Member of German Austrian Benevolent Society.
Etzel BOECKMAN, BERNARD 5730 June 9, 1953, fortified Mother with Church, the beloved Sacraments of Holy Lena C. Boeckman (nee husband Shasserre), of our dear uncle and great -uncle. RAL Funeral from DREHMANN-HARChapel, 1905 Union 8:30 Lima a.m., June 12 to St. Rose of Cemetery. Church.
Interment Calvary BOEHMER. See Ellerbrake. BOURAS, SOPHIA, June 10, 1953. darling daughter of Kaliope and James Bouras, dear sister of Tillie Potsos, George, Theodore, Charles. Nicholas, William and the late Peter Bouras, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, niece and cousin.
Funeral from ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home, 4911 Washington June 13, 1:45 p.m., to the Greek Orthodox Church of the sumption. Interment St. Matthews Cemetery. BRAZILL.
HELEN A. 5117 Wells, June 9. 1953, 7:30 p.m., dear sister of Julia M. Brazili Mra. Madge Walch and John Brazill of Minneapolis, Minn.
Funeral from SULLIVAN'S. Euclid at St. Louis, June 12, a.m. to St. Mark's Church.
Interment Calvary Cemetery, Member of Sacred Heart League, Catholic Women's and Queen's Daughters associations. BREMER CLEMENS (BUD), June 9. 1953, with 524 Hentschel, Ferguson, fortified the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, husband of Marjorie Eakin Bremer, dear rather of Marian Ruth and Thomas Franz, son of Mrs. Katherine Bremer, brother of Thomas F. and Mary Edith Zoller, nephew of Edith Marv Kel-ey.
Funeral from WHITE Chapel, 118 North lorissant Ferguson. June 12. 8:30 a.m.. to 8S. John and James Church.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. BURKHARDT, MATTHAUS (UNCLE), age 86. Cuba. formerly of 2133 Telegraph rd. June 10.
1953, 4 p.m., uncle of Carl and Margaret Wentsch, great-uncle of Ann Shafferkoetter and Margaret Alt. great-great-uncle of Donald Wayne, Jacqulyn Ann. and Rodger Dean Shafferkoetter. Funeral services from HOENER Funeral Home. Cuba.
2 p.m. (C.S.T.). Interment Kinder Cemetery. CARLINE. HARRY 8..
9524 Marlowe, June 10, 1953. husband of the late Martha Ditchfield Carline, father of William H. Arthur John R. and Wilfred T. Carline, brother of Elizabeth Lomas of England, dear grandfather.
Mr. Carline at EARL HILLEMAN Funeral Home. 9709 Lackland Overland. Services 10 a.m.. at St.
Paul's Episcopal Church. Interment Valhalla. Member of Gardner Lodge No. 65, A.F, A.M. of Gardner.
Kan. DAUM, ADAM, 10 Willmore June 11, 1953. beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Daum (nee Hoffarth) dear father of Sophia Waespi and Dr. James A. Daum of Oshkosh.
our dear grandfather, father-In-law and cle. Funeral from ZIEGENHEIN Holly June 13, 10 BROS. Mortuary, 6409, Gravois, at a.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. Mr.
Daum was a member of Mas. ter Bakers Benevolent Association and Hassen Verein. DAVIS-MOSS. CAPTOLA (nee Pennintton), Allenton, formerly of Sullivan, June 10. 1953, 6 p.m., beloved wife of the late George Moss, dear mother of Mabel our dear grandmother great-grandmother.
Remains in state at the Allenvon Baptist Church until 1:30 Funeral from SULLIVAN'S. Euclid at St. Louis, June 13. a.m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.
DAVIS, WILLIAM June 10, 1953, beloved husband of Amanda Davis (nee Dietrich), dear father of Eunice Schoenberger, dear fatherin-law, grandfather, brother, brotherin-law and uncle. Colonial Funeral from C. HOFFMEISTER Mortuary, 1:30 p.m., to Sunset Burial Park. Member of Local No. 5 Carpenters Union and Good Hope Lodge No.
218, A.F.&A.M Masonic service Fri. 8 p.m. DICKMANN. WILLIAM formerly of 4094 Fillmore June 10. 1953.
9:45 a.m.. husband of the late Lillian Dickmann (nee Schus. ter), dear father of William Edwin A. Dickmann and Lillian Ca wein. our dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law and uncle.
Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois June 13, 10 a.m. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery, Deceased WAS A life member of Keystone Lodge No. 243, A and of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Veterans Benefit and Funeral elation.
Keystone Lodge will hold ervices Fri. June 12. 8 p.m. DEATHS ECKLES, CLARENCE, 4315 Morganford road, suddenly 9, 1953, 6:15 a.m., beloved band of Gussie Eckles (nee Brechan), dear brother of Louisa Kelsey, dear brother-In-law and uncle. Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois June 12, 2 p.m.
Interment New Marcus Cemetery. Deceased was member of Chase Candy Co. Teamsters Union Local No. 688. ELLERBRAKE, EMILIE BOEHMER (nee Krueger), 4155 Penrose June 11.
1953, beloved wite of the late Henry Ellerbrake, dear mother of Arthur Herbert Edwin G. and John Ellerbrake, Tillie Yeager, Dora Burg, Harry Boehmer and Lydia Duing and the late Harry Ellerbrake, our dear grandmother, greatgranamother, mother-in-law. sister. sister-in-law and aunt in her 90th year. uneral Sat.
June 13, 3 p.m.. from MATH HERMANN SONS Chapel, Fair and West Florissant aves. Interment Zion Cemetery, FARRAR. JOE, 4261 Swan June 9, 1953, dear husband of Farrar, dear father Kenneth, Russell and Velma, dear stepfather of Nathalea Snider, dear brother of Thomas, Ellie Kodgers, Letha May, Eula Voories, brocherin-law. son-in-law, grandiather, cle and cousin.
Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S. 4228 8. Kingsnighway June 12, 10:30 a.m., to 1 Presbyterian Church at Steelville, For services 2 p.m. Sat. (D.s.T.).
Please note change of gate. FISCHER, EMMA (nee Frank), 9951 Luna. asleep in Jesus, June 9, 1953. beloved wife of John Fischer, dear motner of Mrs. Pearl Feldworth and Donald Fischer, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt.
Services at C. HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7814 8. Broadway, 1:30 p.m., to St. Trinity Cemetery, FRANKE, HULDA A. (nee Nagel), 5125 Ashland June 1953.
beloved wife of August Franke, dear sister of Elsa Madsen, dear aunt and cousin. unera! June 13, 2 p.m. from MATH HERMANN AND SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Fiorissant avs. Interment Valhalla Cemetery FRERICHS. JESSIE (Nee Green5233 South Thirty-seventh June 10.
1953. 12:45 a.m.. beloved wife of Tony Frerichs, dear mother of Marcella Winterhoff and Dolores Bober, dear Fister Thomas Greenwood and the late William and David Greenwood and Jemma Grady, our dear mother-in-law. grandmother. aunt and cousin.
Mrs. Frerichs will lie in state SCHUMACHER Funeral Home, :013 Meramec until 10 p.m. Thurs. Services will be held Trinity Ev. Re.
Church. Grand bI. and Itaska 10 a.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. A member of Trinity Ev.
Church and Women's Guild. GOERNER, MARTHA of 3644 Louisiana June 9, 1953, dear aunt of Rudolph U. Goerner, H. Edwin Goerner, Mrs. Augusta Ulmer of St.
Louis and Mrs. Marie Trainor of Tulsa, Frank J. Goerner of San Diego. Mrs. Mable Allen and Mrs.
Margaret Costello of Washington, D.C., our dear great aunt, great great aunt and cousin. Funeral from ZIEGENHEIN BROS. Mortuary, 6409 Gravols at Holly Hills, June 12, 2 p.m. Interment St. Matthews Cemetery.
GREENBERG. REBECCA (BETTY), June 10, 1953, beloved wife of the late Max Greenberg, dear mother of Mrs. Sylvia Gale, Lillian, Rose, Noah and Ted Greenberg, beloved sister of Mrs. Morris Meyer, our dear grandmother and great-grandmother Funeral from the RINDSKOPF Chapel, 5212 Delmar 2:30 p.m. to Chesed Shel 'Emeth Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to the St. Louis Heart Fund. GRONEFELD. HARRY 4966 Thekla, June 10, 1953, beloved husband of Frances Gronefeld (nee Adrian). dear brother of Mrs.
Newton Knapp, dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral June 13, 8:30 a.m.. from the BROMSCHWIG SON Funeral Home. 4746 West Florissant to St. Phillip Neri Church.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Gronefeld WAS a member of Holy Name Society and St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Philip Neri parish.
HAMPTON, VERNON 2012 N. 9th suddenly June 8, 1953, beloved husband of Wilma Hampton, father of Mickey Vernon Hampton. stepfather of Doris Jacobs and Melba Howard. our dear son. brother.
son-in-law and uncle. At McLAUGHLIN'S. 2301 Lafayette, until 8:30 p.m. Interment Malden. Mo.
HOFFMANN, MARY MARGARET (nee Mueller), 5815 Mardell June 9, 1653, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear wife of the late Valentine L. Hoffmann, dear mother of Sister Agnes Marie C.P.P.S.. Clara Ruedlin, Louis. Albert, Julius, Leo, Leonard, Angela Kelly, Dorothy MeKelvey, Joseph, Charles, Walter, Paul and Richard Hoffmann, dear sister, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S.
4228 S. Kingshighway June 13. 8:30 a.m., to St. Joan of Are Church. Interment Resurrection.
HOFFMANN. MISS DOROTHY 2320 St. Louis June 10, 1953, at 10:10 a.m., beloved daughter of the late John G. and Sophie K. Hoffmann (nee Kretlow), dear sister of Clifford J.
Hoffmann, our dear niece and cousin. Funeral from LEIDNER Chapel, 10 2223 a.m. St. Louis June 13, Interment Zion Cemetery. HUCH.
ANNA (nee Mehrtens), R. R. 1. beloved wife of William dear mother of Walter E. Huch, Mrs.
Charles Taake. Mrs. Frank Wielbacher, Mrs. Alvin Stumpf. our dear sister.
half sister. sister-in-law. grandmother, greatgrandmother and aunt. The remains will lie in state at the SCHMIDT Funeral Home. Columbia, until 11 a.m., June 12.
thence moved to Zoar Ev. and Ref. Church, New Hanover, IlL. Services 2 p.m. Interment New Hanover Cemetery, JACOBI.
EMMA (nee Lang), died June 10, 1953, dear mother of A1- vin and Linus Jacobi and Irene Becherle, dear grandmother. Body will lie in state METZGER Funeral Home, Millstadt, Ill. Funeral June 12, 9 a.m., from St. James Church. JOBSON.
2428 ANNIE (nee Thompson), of Sharidge dr Jennings, June 10. 1953. 12:15 a.m., dear mother of Ethel Robert Gustav C. and the late Annie Smith, dear mother-in-law. grandmother.
great grandmother and great-great-grandmother. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge June 12, 2:30 to Oak Grove Chapel. KANE, EDWARD. 3646 Humphrey, June 9.
1953, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, husband of the late Catherine Kane (nee McSweeney), dear father of John Mary Edward Rev. Joseph F. Kane of Delta. Catherine and Loretta Kane, dear father-in-law. grandfather.
brother, uncle and cousin. Funeral from GEBKEN-BENZ Mortuary, 2842 Meramec June 12, 9:30 a.m. to st. Plus Church. Interment Calvary, Member of Holy Name Society and retired St.
Louis fireman. KENDALL, CLARA M. (TILLIE). E. Warne June 10, 1953, dear aunt of Raymond R.
and Edward C. Kendall. our dear sisterin-law and great- aunt. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S. 4228 S.
Kingshighway June 2 p.m. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery. KING, CATHERINE. 1402 Montrose.
June 10, 1953, beloved wife of Hugh King. Funeral from MeLAUGHLIN'S. 2301 Lafavette. Interment National Cemetery. KINSLER.
MARGARET (nee Franey), Tues. June 9. 1953. fortitled with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. dear wife of the late George Kinsler.
dear mother of Kathryn and the late John Kinsler, dear grandmother, aunt, sister-inlaw and cousin. 4228 Funeral S. from Kingshighway KRINGSHAUSER'8, on June 12. at 8:30 to the Church of the Magdalen. Interment Mount Olive Cemetery.
ROSE (nee Wilms), 3419 Henrietta June 8, 1953, 1 p.m., widow of Herman Kleinschmidt. dear mother of Everett, and the late Charles Kleinschmidt. dear friend of Maude M. Ingles and our dear cousin. Funeral from SCHNUR Funeral Home.
3125 Lafayette June 12. 1:30 p.m. Interment Bethany Cemetery. Clemens KOELLNER, ROBINA 5567 June 11, 1953, widow Funeral of the late Louie F. Koellner.
from ALEXANDER SONS new parlora, 617 Delmar 10 a.m. Always For the Things You Want, Keep an Eye on the Want Ads in the ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH LOST 17 TOY TERRIER: Wednesday: white. black face, white streak on forehead; child's pet; female; $10 reward. CA.
9761. WALLET: lady's. brown. downtown. reward.
BR. 6057. WATCH, square, gold: vicinity Manchester Food Center or parking area: reward. LU. 4477.
WRISTWATCH, man's Omega, inscribed Roderick W. Barr, Northwestern F1. 8200 exchange 671 till 4 reward. WRISTWATCH; lady's Croton: initials on band; reward. FL 1634.
PERSONAL 23 ANYONE witnessing auto, accident Sat. night. Lindbergh and Dorsett please contact Robert Klopzbach, MO. 4100. BETTY H.
urgent, call home once. MOM. SEALED PROPOSALS 25 ADVERTIsem*nT FOR BIDS. Bids will be received at the Office of the Purchasing Agent of the University of Missouri, 123 Jesse Hall, Columbia. Missouri, until 2 o'clock P.M..
Central Standard Time, on June 16, 1953, for the furnishing and delivery, F.O.B. Columbia. Missouri, of Compressed Gasses, ing Carbon Dioxide. Hydrogen. Nitrogen, Acetyline and Oxygen, as called for, during the period beginning July 1, 1953.
and ending June 30. 1954. for the University of Missouri, Columbia. Missouri. Specifications and bid forms are on file at.
and may be obtained from. the Office of the Purchasing Agent. 123 Jesse Hall. University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri. By virtue of statutory authority a preference will be given to materials, products, supplies, provisions and all other articles.
produced. mined. manufactured. made or grown within the State of Missouri. The Curators of the University of Missouri reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalitles in bids.
THE CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI. By: LESLIE COWAN, Secretary, Dated June 4. 1953. NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Directors of Kirkwood School District R-7.
Kirkwood. Missouri. at the office of the School District in the High School Building. Kirkwood, Missouri, until 8:00 P.M.. Daylight Saving Time, Tuesday, June 23.
1953. for construction of the Addition to the Keysor School, Geyer Road near Dougherty Ferry Road. Kirkwood. Missouri, and the Addito the Des Peres School. Manchester Road between Ballas Road and Linderman Avenue.
Des Peres. Missouri. Plans on view and may he procured at the office of William B. Ittner, Architects, 911 cust Street. St.
Louis. Missouri. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any technicalities therein. By order of: BOARD OF DIRECTORS. KIRKWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT R-7.
KIRKWOOD. MISSOURI. SEALED BIDS WANTED Bids will be received at the office of the Board of Public Service. Room 208, City Hall. until 12.00 Tuesday, June 30, 1953, for the construction of concrete roadways in River des Peres Drainage Works, Station 251 plus 46 to Station 160 plus 00.
Plans, specifications. information for bidders and estimate of cost may be examined at the office of the President of the Board of Public Service, Room 325 City Hail. BIDS will be received at the office of the Poard of Public Service. Room 208, City Hall, until 12:00 Tuesday, July 7, 1953, for the construction of twelve (12) comfort stations in various parks in the City of St. Louis, Missouri.
Plans and specifications may be examined at the office of the President of the Board of Public ice. Room 301, City Hall. MANES. will receive sealed bids for construction of 4-room school on June 26, 1953: plans may be obtained from Glen M. Drew, Architect, Poplar Bluff, after June 1.
1953. SPECIAL NOTICES 26 SPECIAL NOTICE-1. Joseph Muehibaen, formerly of 4016 California, presently living at 1846 Menard. City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself.
(Signed) Joseph J. Muehlbach. BUSINESS PERSONALS LETTERS TO WRITE? I'll compose. type pen personal or business: speech writing, mimeographing; prepared health talks for clubs. LA.
1889. SLIP COVERS: you furnish the material: we make them. VOGUE. SW 1524. 3521 Delor.
FINISHING. furniture, store tures. R. GR.6809, LA.0056. EMPLOYMENT Resumes expertly prepared.
RE. 7658 eves. TRAVEL AND TOURS 29 GOING TO San Francisco: leaving June 16th: take 2: references changed. PA. 1746.
CALIFORNIA BOUND: '49 Olds: passengers wanted. Call Wahash 3792R. DRIVING Tucson. take 2. June 14.
FIreside 4253. SHARE A RIDE 30 SECRETARY wishes ride 55xx S. Kingshighway to vicinity 8th and Market: business hours 8:45 to 4:30. HU. 9151.
SWAPS 31 INDIAN Trailer Coach, 28 Rood condition: will trade for equity in small home or confectionery, GR. 1026. NEW $60 window fans, 20 inch: will trade for Necchi or Pfaft ing machine, ST. 1590. BUS.
living quarters, 6 new tires: trade on clubhouse or car. PR. 8490. GR. 9336.
CAFE: for sale or trade for car: owner 111. 4202 Shaw, MO 9530. FORD, '49 station wagon for pickup truck. PR. 8490.
GR. 9336. FAN. 20" pedestal, $50 or what? 6464 Page. RIDING HORSE for 10-hp.
outboard motor. University 4-4529. BUSINESS DIRECTORY MISCELLANEOUS SEPTIC NOTICES 38. TANKS eleaned: 10 years experience; call J. Ardrey GO.
0008, 5875 Elmbank. ASH HAULING ASHES, rubbish hauled, prompt service. Thomas, 4423 Page. LU. 0327.
BRICKLAYING, TUCKPOINTING 43 TUCKPOINTING. chimney repairs, waterproofing. roofing. Burke Waller, GE. 2991, GE.
2108. 2503 N. Broadway. BRICK work, tuck pointing. Murray, CO.
4780, F1. 4019: 1520 Hamilton TUCK POINTING. chimney repairing. Water- proofing. Reduced prices during Jyne.
Cather, 5270 Gilmore. EV. 1453. TUCKPOINTING. brick staining.
basem*nts concreted. Martin Ford. 1826 N. 22nd; MA. 5326.
TUCKPOINTING, concrete and chimney work: 10-year guarantee. LEN. EV. 2655: 2620 A vie. TUCKPOINTING: chimney work, waterproofing; free estimates.
Smard. 3201 Caroline. PR. 9292. TUCKPOINTING, chimney work: free estimates.
Bernreuter. 1321 8. Compton. GR. 0043.
TUCKPOINTING and Carroll. BRICKWORK Swyers, 1701A 1737. prompt: Insured. Barnett. 5823 Plymouth, PA.
1550. TUCKPOINTING and brick work. Gamblin. 6953 Chippewa. ST.
0260. BRICK and block work. AL Perry. FO. 5226.
5078 Ridge. CARPENTERS BUILDERS Complete, Contracting Easy financing, all types home and business construction, basem*nts, baths, kitchens, additions, attics. brick work, garages. Economical, efficient. Immediate service.
20 years experience. ARROW CO. 9438. Midland av. WI.3627, ST.0223 Available Days.
Nighta, Sundays. ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS 703 Olive Long terms financing. Complete house remodeling, room additions, breezeways inclosed; bathrooms in-stalled: basem*nt remodeling: porches new or rebuilt. We de everything. 705 Olive.
CH. 4350; Sundav or evenings VI. 7-4679. CARPENTER; general repairing and remodeling, doors, windows. porches.
Schmitt, 5647 Waterman, VO. 3-7966, MO. 6817. GENERAL construction work; new homes built: FHA: get our bid before building. Francis Const.
29 Chaminade. TE. 4-8207. CARPENTER: remodeling, new additions, porches, attics refinished, new gables. C.
W. Pate, 3928 N. 25th. MA. 5924 after 6 p.m.
SCREENS REWIRED. REPAIRED Hanson MA. 7553 5056 Cabanne EXPERT carpentry. cabinet work. Sitzes, 5974 Romaine, F1 0256.
NEW and repair work; reasonable. FHA terms, Bailey, FL. 2896; 5508 Finkman. MIKE'S cabinet nome remodeling and formica work. LA.
0056, 2715 Winnebago. CARPENTER: porches, garages, modeling, painting, decorating. W. Corbin. LA.
0335. 3330 Illinois ALL PHASES HOME REMODELING: save by calling FO. 9073. Gregory Const. 1625 Semple.
NEW or old work; no Job too small. Fitzgerald Const. VI. 7-2907, 848 N. Florissant rd.
FOR YOUR repairs. remodeling. painting, call Gibson Son, 4005 Shenandoah MO. 4450. CARPENTER -S NEW OR REPAIR GEISLER.
5218 Itaska FL. 2351. WINDOW chains, glass Installed. to Stromberg, 4449 Elmbank, GO. 2012 CARPET, RUG CLEANING 45 YOUR RUGS cleaned by our BriTone system will look better, stay clean longer: every carpet moth proofed free.
E. B. Carpet Cleanera. 2326 Union. FO.
2536. CONCRETE, CEMENT WORK 46 Do BEAT THE SUMMER RUSH It Now! New and Repair! Porches, patios. walks, driveways, McCarthy, MI. 1554. SI.
9135. 6210A Crescent. CONCRETE form work; we will set them or will rent. Helton and FL. 5538 Baumgartner or MO.
2808. Telegraph rds. CONCRETE: carpentry. siding. Herman painting.
caulking: reasonable. Scherer. MU. 3365. 2157 Erick.
CONCRETE, Kinds: prompt service. union: insured. GREG. 5620 Arthur, sw 9049. BW.
0011 BLOCK laying, cement steps, walks and chimnevs: call after 4. Enyart. 2824 Park. GR. 2968.
FOUNDATIONS; excavating: forms rented. W. E. Brown. 4532 N.
Broadway: 7664, VI. 8-0398. FOUNDATIONS. excavating: forms rented. Hicks Sons Const.
GA. 6261, 219 Penrose. tions, Handles all types secret investigalocates missing people: marital cases given special care: whenever you want to know where someone goes and what they do, consult 118 confidentially withont obligation: photographs and written reports furnished for personal use or court procedure: licensed, bonded. 320 N. Grand.
JE. 8894. DETECTIVE MARIAM. specializing domestic troubie. tracing.
shadowing: photographs taken for evidence: Jocate missing persons everywhere: confidential. licenser. CA. 0776. 6635 Delmar.
ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. 50 WASHERS REPAIRED, automatic wringers, all makes; work teed: free estimates. Nappier, 7231 Manchester. ST. 3824.
TOBIN ELECTRIC: types of wiring Installed and repaired. 3328 CE. 1163. BONDED. licensed: wiring and repairs.
R-J Electric. FO. 5487: FL. 9276, Kingshighway at Fountain. WIRING.
all types, free estimates. Cooperman, N. Newstead. GO. 3847.
WIRING: licensed: estimates. AAA Electric, 710 Hamilton. DE. 4669 EXCAVATING 51 ANYTHING in excavating or hauling. W.
E. Brown, MA. 7664, VI. 4352 N. Broadway.
EXCAVATING. grading. Hicks Son. GA. 6261.
219 Penrose. TERRA EXCAVATING free estimates. 2432 Lemp, GR. 9492. FLOORING 53 NOW Is the time to have your floors resurfaced and refinished.
while material strike is on: best service and price. Lawson OL. 0347, 1340 S. Kingshighway. STRACK FLOOR new floors installed, old floors refinished: rubber, asphalt and plastic tile stalled.
2916 Cherokee. GR. 9954. FOR first-class refinishings and installing new floors, call CCK. 6854 Corbitt.
CA. 5473. FLOORS sanded. Mayberry, 3947 McPherson, NE. 5516.
FLOOR CO rates. 6132 Victoria, H1. 6302. OR DETECTIVES ACE SECRET SERVICE HEATING SHEET METAL WORK 55 DON'T WAIT 'TIL THE RUSH IS ON! Have your turnace cleaned now! Special price: new work or repairs; also guttering and spouting: all work guaranteed. W.
R. SHEET METAL RO. 1229 CO. 5501 5208 Cates GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES-FR. 4479 EXCEL HEATING CO.
1213 N. VANDEVENTER GUTTERING, spouting replaced, re- paired; a hole in your gutter or whole new one. Ideal Heating Sheet Metal, 2509 Marcus, FO.36%8 GUTTERING, molding, rooting. Wm. George Heating Sheeting Works, 5552 Easton.
DE. 0157. GENERAL HAULING 56 ASHES. rubbish. general hauling.
Barnes, 521 S. Ewing, JE 7825. RUBBISH. general naunng. Sullivan.
1816 Utah. MO. 3184. LIGHT HAULING. day or night.
Tidwell, MO 6131. 5350 Bischoff. TRUNKS, furniture nauled. Coleman. 1527 N.
Grand. FR. 2638 FR.7677. MOVING. EXPRESS; bonded.
Call Keller. GO. 0689. 5817 Easton. JANEY EXPRESS: Insured hauling day LIGHT or night.
HAULING. MU. 8557. 2652 Hord. any description.
Paul. FO. 0343. 5337 Cabanne. HAIR REMOVED 57 -MOLES WARTS REMOVED PERMANENTLY 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE ESTHER L.
FOX SUITE 898. ARCADE BLDG. 8TH and OLIVE CH. 5213 HAIR REMOVED, WARTS. MOLES By Best Permanent Methods Martha M.
Becker SUITE 701 CONTINENTAL BLDG. GRAND and OLIVE LU. 0098 UNWANTED HAIRS removed permanently AIDA L. MAYHAM. FO.
6180. 346 N. Euchd. HAIR REMOVED PERMANENT EDITH CALLEN CH. 1269 2089 Railway Exchange Bldg.
HAIR REMOVED permanently. Niva Phelps. R.N.. 231 Metropolitan Building Grand Olive. NE.
9798 LANDSCAPING 60 POWER SPRAYING, shrubbery and trees trimmed, landscaping. patios, lawns renovated. Evergreen Gardens, vo. 3-5379. 1017 8.
Brentwood bi. DEPENDABLE maintenance: shrubbery, hedges, trees trimmed, moved: landscaping; general lawn maintenance and spraying; insured. VI. 7-2884. 6030 Eaton.
"SCIENTIFIC TREE SERVICE" Trimming, topping, removing: free estimates. OL. 7956. 4432 Washington. BILLS TREE SERVICE.
Lawn maintenance; power equipment: estimates. 2602 Locust, LU. 9546. TREES TRIMMED or removed; insured. Jones, 906 Chambers, CH.
0499. ILLINOIS blue grass, landscaping. excavating. Stewart, 008 N. HarKirkwood 4013W.
SODDING; finished grading top soil; delivered or laid. Grady Ward, 3302A Pine, FR. 4878. LAWN service: shrubs, trees trimmed, removed; power spraying, insured. Edwards, Kirkwood, Kirk.
2914. SOD: machine-cut blue, grass, delivered, laid or at field. Tennant, Tennant road, TE 4-8594. SODDING; Illinois blue grass. P.
Florence, GA. 5062. 2232 Carr. PAINTING 63 EXI ERT PAINTING at reasonable prices; any job, any size; colors mixed: fine graining and knotty pine effects. Continental, 2844 Accomac, LA.
6286. PAINTING, paper hanging. reasonable, estimates cheerfully given, Wabash 8204J. GRAINING; free timates, prompt service. MASON, NE.
8025. 4105 Washington. PAINTING: Interior, exterior; prompt; work myself; reasonable. Bever, GE. 0214.
1311 8th. INTERIOR painting, wall washing. paper cleaning; reasonable; do work myself. Andy, 3511 Manhattan, HI. 5938.
INTERIOR, exterior; residential and commercial; FHA financing. FIFE, CO. 1659, 5943 Summit NOW. painting, carpenter repair; estimates: reasonable: FHA terms. Bailey, 5508 Finkman.
FL. 2896. PAINTING. interior and exterior: free estimates; work done now. D.
Cosby, 1410 S. Eleventh, MA. 4856-GA. 3195. PAINTING, papering: best in town; don't believe me.
I'll prove It. George, Fl. 1582, 5643 Page. PAINTING, interior, exterior: reasonable. Wyman.
4359 Osceola. SW. 1025. INTERIOR, exterior, painting. W.
Deckhard. GR. 3393, 2627 Wyoming. PAINTING. repairs.
Saggio Saggio, 4634 Nebraska. SW. 4968. PAINT and paper now, later. Model.
9952 Edmil lane. W1. 9389. PAINTING: reasonable. Bob.
7623 Big Bend. RE. 6052 or WI. 0128. PAINTING.
decorating, estimates: Goodwin, 2043A Alfred, GR. 4285. PAINTING and pa perhanging, MARTIN 3205 Vista. GR. 9569.
PAPER HANGING, CLEANING 64 Binks Wallpaper Removing Fast, clean service by steam method. FREE ESTIMATES 1237 DAMMERT LO. 8810 PAPER removed: patch plastering: interior and exterior painting. Powers, PA. 8938, 7709 Olive St.
Rd. LOOK; good job papering, painting; work myself; reliable mechanic. Williams. 5649A Wells, EV. 4370.
JD's Wallpaper Removing 9222 VELMA, VI. 7-2662 PAPERHANGING: guaranteed. C. Holmes, GO. 9059.
4211A Holly. PAPERING, cleaning: reasonable. Bernstein, 6270 Cates. CA. 6541.
PAPERING -painting. Reese, 1216A Hodiamont. CA. 1885. DE.
4211. PAPERING: painting; immediate. Ray, LO. 0974, 3611 Green Park. PAPERING and painting, reasonable.
Riefle, 4069 Botanical, GR. 8168 PEST CONTROL 65 COMPLETE INSECT CONTROL Flies, roaches, waterbugs, mosquitos, moths, trmites, all types of flying or crawling insects. Results guaranteed! Rent or purchase UNIT outright, Homes or business of any type. Call MA. 8220 or write 496 Arcade today! PLASTERING PLASTERING, patching.
new and remodeling, arches: estimates cheerfully given. Emil W. Bossch, 4155 Beethoven, HU. 1576. PATCH plastering: no Job to small; prompt guaranteed service.
Hutson. 1547 Engelholm. CA. 8592. PATCH PLASTERING: new work.
Portell. 2026 College, GE. 3901; if no Answer. DE. 1234.
CEILINGS. patching: reasonable. H. Lewis, DE. 4071, 5716 Enright PLUMBERS (Licensed) 67 PLUMBING AND HEATING: sewers opened with electric cable.
H. W. Easter. 4338 Manheerter. JE 6432 A and BROOKS PLUMBING, remodeling Call repair work: FHA financing.
SEWER PA, 3317. 739 Westgate. KELLOGG. 6207 REPAIRING a specialty. Arsenal HI.
2217 DE ACME 0757 MU. prompt, reasonable. 5240 5665 Clemens ROOFING AND SIDING a 68 NOW TOMERS: OVER 6060 SATISFIED CUS all work guaranteed: 3 years to pay. Central Roof and Siding 3665 Market. JE.
0751. MU. 3990. All types of roofing and chimney work: brick and asbestos combination siding experts: Aluminum storm windows: free For a Hole in Your Roof Or OL. 1000.
whole new roof, FREDERIC. ROOF Terms, 4280 Nat. Bridge. ing. chimney REPAIRS, gutters, tuckpointDELCO.
repairs: guaranteed. LU. 4337. 3810 Olive. work ROOFING and chimney repairing: guaranteed: free estimates.
Wm. Dye, 4723A Easton, FO 7552 gutter ROOFING. tuck pointing, painting. 438 N. Sarah, guaranteed.
JE. 1125. Pierson repairs; SPECIALIST in sinte. tile, tuckpointing. chimney repair.
Keystone 5627 Terry. EV. 3698. CHIMNEY repairs, slate roofs, guttering: Long, 4633 Westminster. RO.
2738. after 5 p.m. NEW roof, chimney, gutter repair: tuckpointing. painting: reasonable. McCain, 1810 Goode, LU 2782.
ROOF REPAIR. new roofs. Fritsch. 2247 Missouri, GR. 8746.
NEW ROOFS. REPAIRS: UNION. COBB. PR. 4788.
2828 INDIANA. UPHOLSTERING, FURNITURE REPAIRING 71 BILLY RAY trio available for tav. erns, dances. weddings. MU.
8342. erns, dances. weddings. MU. 8342.
EDUCATION SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 75 Gladys TURNER FLORIST SCHOOL NIGHT OR DAY CLASSES 20 Years Teaching Experience ST. 7171 1225 BIG BEND 17 INSTRUCTION in piano tuning and repairing: private and small groups; training by tuner of 25 years' experience (formerly connected with Kimball and Jesse French factories): now tuning for Aeolian Co. of Missouri. O. R.
Steiner, Atwater 3267W. 625 Thurston. St. Louis 21. Mo.
GIRLS High School and College ENROLL NOW in the Comptomeier School course, to 10 weeks: inexShort pensive: easy and fun to learn. Comptometer operators are always in demand: we place vou highest paid positione in offices in in area you wish. Felt Tarrant Comptometer School 1s the only authorized Comptometer School in the St. Louis area. Only 4 hours a day, morning or afternoon: evening classes Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.
6 to 9 p.m. 1218 Olive. Room 410 MA. 5180 TELEVISION Shop Training June Classes Now Forming Approved for Veterans BAILEY TECH. SCHOOL 1626 S.
GRAND PR. 7860 AIRLINES NEED Reservationists. passenger agents. communicationists and hostesses; high grade public relations and public contact duties with good advancement: high school graduates to age 39; learn if you can qualify: Phone interview by appointment only. Mr.
L. C. Cagle, CE. 7500 tat once. Weaver Airline Personnel Training.
MORRIS TELEVISION RADIO SCHOOL, Inc. 2825 N. Grand Ave. LU. 2137 AT BALL PARK Approved Veterans.
P.L, 16-894 LEARN BARBERING: unlimited opportunities: good Da call or College, 521 ton, CE. 3582 SWITCHBOARD SCHOOL, day, ning classes: all ages. Florence Utt. CH. 6255.
203 Paul Brown Bldg, BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS 76 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Marinello System- -City College Enroll Now--Special Rates 203 N. 7th MA. 3493 LEARN beauty culture: unlimited opportunities: good pay; day, eveclasses: call or write Moler College, 521 Washington. CE. 3581.
SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATIONS -MEN, BOYS 80 ACCOUNTANT, many years' experi- JE. 4673. BAKERY superintendent or foreman. age 38, married. dependable: 23 years' experience: seeking better opportunity: average earnings $6000: references.
Box J-26. BOOKKEEPER. part time: former Internal Revenue agent. GR. 6805.
BOY. white. 15, high school student seeks opportunity to work during summer vacation. Wabash 3456. BOY.
Catholic. 13. wants job In grocery or drug store during tion. PR. 3217.
BOY, 16, white; any kind work; restaurant experience. F1. 6577. BOY: wants white: work 15, refined, willing; for summer. SW.6105 BOY, stock 16; steady: any kind HI.
of work work experience. 8273. CHAUFFEUR, experienced; referRO. 3914. COLLECTOR, part time; experienced, all types accounts.
GR. 6805 COLLEGE STUDENT, colored, wants part -time work. FL. 1344. COLLEGE student wants work; can drive: accept other work.
FO.9629. degree, valuable experience: in charge of accounting, credit, financial management; best references, Box R-382, EXECUTIVE: B.S. in agriculture, M.A. In economics, age 36, married, 10 years government experience. 6 years private business; supervisory experience over 60 people; currently employed by one of St.
Louis' largest industries, widely known in Missouri, in public relations and product promotions: desire to return to this type work and willing to move from St. Louis: to must have $8000 with opportunity improve. Box T-307. Post- Dis. GRILL experienced; evenings 6-12; don't drink.
EV. 8915. HANDICAPPED man. desk or bench work: good education: best references. GE.
4449. MAN. colored: shoe repairing: perienced, best city reference. LU. 6233.
MAN: colored: housework, yardwork, general handy man. RO. 4096. MAN, colored; handy; experienced. JE.
4601. MAN. colored: wants part time work: 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. MU.
1064. MAN, colored: cut lawns, yard work, LU. 1185. ODD JOBS, Jawa- -mowing. Call SI.
0772. FAINTER, white, sober, reliable: 30 years' experience; first-class painting and decorating: any size job; best references. OL. 6134. MEAT CUTTER.
fast, efficient, sold shop, wants 37 hours week; $67; best references. MI. 1932. FART TIME work. any kind, 3 or evenings week: willing worker.
FO. 6341 after 5 p.m. SALES Trainee: have car; age 31. ST. 6106.
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced, Fellable, sober, afternoons, evenings. GR. 8158. VETERAN, married. desires posttion with sign painting or display company.
Have lettering, spraying. silk screen experience. Dox R-111, Post-Dispatch. WOOL presser and spotter. wants work immediately.
FO. 2272. YOUNG MAN. part-time after 6 p.m.; Janitor. car wash, garage, RO.
4519. YOUNG MAN, part-time morning work. Call JE. 2901 before 12. SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS 81 BABY SITTING.
by day or week: room. board and wages. GE. 5418. CARE of children in my home, by hour or week.
Atwater 0864J. CLEANING laundry, no cooking: colored: day or LU. 0229. COOK. waitress or kitchen helper; experienced: colored.
OL. 5509. DENTAL assistant; experienced 8 years. Phone OL. 6782.
DOCK WORKER. white: or' warehouseman. GA. 2966 after 5 p.m. GIRL, colored; evening work, 6 until: own car: drug store delivery or fountaln.
R0. 3538 after 6 p.m. GIRL, colored, factory work or light office cleaning. GE. 3435.
GIRL. colored. day work: expertenced. NE. 7659.
GIRL, colored: dishwasher or baby sitter. GE. 5780. GIRL, colored; factory work or elevator operator. MA.
4909. GOOD IRONER. experienced: $6 and carfare: NE. 0747. HANDICAPPED WOMAN needs work: have high school and teacher's training: can answer phone: would care tor child while parents work: light housekeeping: practical nurse, day or night.
Reference, FO. 7712 HIGH SCHOOL senior: want light typing or salesgirl summer work. MU. 5988. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored: wants baby sitting CE.
9110 LADY. colored, day work; 5 days; $5 day and carfare; LU. 5606. MOTHER with 6-vear-old boy will mind boy same ace: five days week. Rt.
2. Box 407, Valley Park, Mo. SITUATIONS-WOMEN, GIRLS 81 MULTIGRAPH, and 1250 operator will work week ends and from June 16 through 26. Phone CA. 5765 Ask for Multigraph.
NURSEMAID, colored. experienced: 5-day week. FR. 5721, P.B.X. typing: 5-day week; permanent.
LA. 8184. PRACTICAL nurse, white, hospital training days. all cases, LA. 9135 SILK FINISHER: experienced: colored.
Call NE 2876. TYPING, all kinds, my home; pickup, delivery. JE. 8661. WAITRESS, colored: nights: experienced.
NE. 7659. WOMAN. colored; care children: some work evenings; references. FI.
6140. WOMAN, colored; day work or baby sitting; 5-day week. FR. 2778. WOMAN; white: experienced, care for semi invalid.
Fireside 8773. WOMAN; cleaning, Ironing; Wednesday or Friday; references. Fi. 6140. WOMAN.
Jewish, baby sitter, day and evening. DE, 9468. WOMAS: colored: bundles in my home: pickup: deliver. NE 0399. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED- BOYS 62 Veterans TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF YOUR ARMED FORCES EXPERIENCE NOW! Check Off These Advantages: CREDIT FOR MILITARY EXPERIENCE IN STARTING RATE OF PAY.
LIBERAL LIVINT ALLOWANCE THE ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN WHEN YOU IS WORK OUTSIDE AREA. AUTOMATIC RAISES UP TO YEARS. FULL PAY WHILE TRAINING. LIBERAL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS.
INCLUDING A SICKNESS AND RETIREMENT PROGRAM. PAID VACATIONS AND HOLIDAYS. GRADUATE OR EQUIVALENT PREFERRED, AGE 20-30. A Unit of the Bell System As A Western Electric equipment installer you'll be working with electrical switching and telephone central office equipment, manufactured by Western Electric. Your Job will be to belp with the custom inctallation of complex couipment in telephone central offices throughout the St.
Louis area. CHECK US AND LEARN WHY WESTERN ELECTRIC OFFERS YOU UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES. Western Electric Employment Office 117 N. 10th St. STOCK MANAGERS and HELPERS for our Clayton and Downtown Stores 5-day, 40-hour week.
Opportunity for advancement. Many employee benefits Including liberal discount for personal shopping and company-paid hospital and surgical plan. Apply Employment Office, 7425 Forsyth or 11th Floor. Downtown Famous Barr Company CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR COST CONTROL MAN Thoroughly experienced: estimator and quantity man with ability and experience to handle construction work in office and field. H.
B. Inc. 5517 MANCHESTER Atlas Tool Mfg. Co. Die Setters Punch Press Operators Shear Operators 5147 NATURAL BRIDGE IF you can learn and need to earn $125 to $175 per week, 1 would like to talk to you.
We' are in need of experienced salesmen. Also we will accept A few inexperlenced. If you think you can sell and feel that you have the ability, we will give you compiete training to get In on the ground floor or a fast moving company. You will be furnished with bonifled daily. No door door, or collecting.
Call CH. 2061 for appointment. AMERICA'S LEADING AIRLINE Has immediate openings for PILOTS Age 23-32: minimum hours 750: CAA instrument rating preferred. Apply by letter to the attention of E. PESSARA.
AMERICAN AIRLINES 5245 W. 55th Chicago 38. AUTO PAINTER First, Beckring class; experienced only. Apply Auto Body, 4535 N. Broadway.
OPPORTUNITY National concern will employe and train men, age 22-28. for interesting work, making confidential investigations, must be high school graduate with car and knowledge of typing, salary, job security, car expenses. incentative bonus and other benefits. Phone Mr. Braucht, CE.
3322 after 9:30 a.m. WANTED AT ONCE An experienced sewing machine man for wholesale and promotional work; some retail experience neces. sary. good job for the right man. Annly for a personal Interview at Tacony Distributors, 5892 Easton av.
SUMMER WORK High school boys, Interested In ARsembly or service work on heating and air conditioning: must be 18 years old. Apply Automatic Firing Corp. 4417 Olgatha. ACCOUNTANT 28-35: minimum 5 years responsible experience in general ledger: opportunite to work with top fiscal executives of company: good salary and advancement onportunities: congenial working conditions. ployee State age, education, experience.
BOX T-114, POST- DISPATCH ACCOUNTANT For accounting department; college graduate: permanent: excellent opportunity advancement; downtown location; 5 days; employe benefits: good salary. Box H-420, Post -Dispatch. ASSEMBLERS Floor, in machine shop; 9 hours day, 5-day week; Gruendler specialist or journeyman. Crusher Pulverizer 2915 North Market. ASSEMBLER Experienced on Ford or Plymouth also engines, steady experienced work: union shop: need boring bar operator.
Compton Products 210 N. Channing. ASSISTANT PLANT MANAGER For New England paper tubing cern: must be fully familiar with asphalt and ammo tubes. Write Box 300. Van Brode Milling Clinton.
Mass. AUTO MECHANICS Good pay and working conditions. STIVERS, Inc. 6320 DELMAR PA. 1000 HELP WANTED -MEN, BOYS 82 ELECTRONICS INSTRUCTORS RCA Service Company, Inc.
has immediate openings for qualified men who will instruct military personnel in fundamental electronic theory as applied to the installation, maintenance and pair of military electronic equipment. DUTIES will be performed at military base located in El Paso, Texas. SALARY totals to tion, you employee life and yourself, surance denta. A tirement and subsistence allowance $110 per week. In addiwill be entitled to liberal benefits including free disability insurance for hospital and surgical for you and your depene modern contributory replan is also in effect.
F. E. Degree related college training preferred, Minimum of 2 years' military electronte equipment experience. Teaching experience essential, For Personal Interview Call Mr. J.
Siegel at CEntral 5267 Thursday and Friday June 11 and June 12 2 P.M. to 9 P.M. It unable to come in for interview, send resume of education and perience to Employment Manager RCA Service Inc. Camden 2, N. J.
ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR High school plus some accounting education; draft exempt: 23 to 28; preter young man with some counting training and experience: 5-day week: convenient tation; excelient starting salary. HUSSMANN REFRIGERATOR CO. 2401 N. LEFFINGWELL NE. 0800 Accountant Jr.
Permanent position available for ambitious young man with counting background: 5-day week; employee benefits: cafeteria: good working conditions. Reply in your own handwriting, giving complete history of age. draft status. education. experience and salary pected to Bank Building Equipment Corp.
906 Sidney AUTO MECHANIC New Car Delivery Department Apply NASH MISSOURI CORP. 2323 S. Kingshighway AUTO BODY AND FENDER DENT MAN Must be ASK Lindburg Cadillac Ca FOR CHRIS. NE. 6400 AUTO SALESMAN Londoff Motor Co.
DIRECT FACTORY DEALER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Good pay for those who will work. Experience not necessary. See Mr. Bursac, 25th and Natural Bridge. AUTO BODY MAN WANTED LINDELL MOTOR CO.
Lindell AUTO MECHANIC AUTO BODY MAN UNION SHOP See Jim Ragsdale CHRIS CHRISTEN PONTIAC CO. 6171 Natural Bridge With AUTOMOBILE SALES MANAGER record of achievement in sales and management; ability train improving and direct good men; capable select, volume and quality all deals. creasing Dodge volume dealer desires incar sales; small salary to start but big share of profits to man who can handle job Including Write full information starting salary to Charles Mo. Glomi, No 5836 Delmar, St. Louis 12, phone or personal calla.
AUTO MECHANIC Union shop: Chrysler need plenty of work; first class only products: apply. LINDELL MOTORS 3949 Lindell Automobile Salesman New cars, See Mr. Cole. CHAS. E.
VINCEL PONTIAC CO. INC. St. Louis' Oldest Pontiac Dealer 3295 S. Kingshighway AUTO Body BODY MAN and helper.
Pace AUTO Auto MECHANIC: 2907 Washington. rience. Meyer Chevrolet expe: N. Broadway, Chevrolet 8345 EV. 4444.
AUTO some PARTS BALES. 17 to 267 for sales advancement. experience: opportunity AUTO 3608 N. Grand. RADIO and installation man: some R-196.
experience required. Box Post- -Dispatch. AUTO MECHANIC: 5-aay AIRPORT GARAGE, INC. week, TE. 5-4988.
BARBER, sober: must do good work: tioned: 4015 guarantee: Jennings G0.8802 BAKER: experienced preferred; no night work. GR. 5728. BARTENDER. white: first class club days a experience: week: 8 meals.
hours a day. except Sunday, 10 a.m. to Apply 12 noon, daily at highway. the Racquet Club, 476 N. Kings.
BARTENDER; past 40. 2758 Russell. BLUE PRINT OPERATOR; state age Post-Dispatch. and experience. Box L-302, top BROILER MAN; hotel experience: Lounge, pay; Sundays off.
Bungalow 5706 Natural Bridge. BODY MAN Order Your Want Ad for 7 Days BODY 7516 MAN, Michigan, steady or part-time. HU. 4455. good Combination pay and body and paint mant working conditions.
E. M. Stivers, Inc. 6320 Delmar PA. 1000.
