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5232 W. Florissant. co. 4655 DEATHS 14 ALLEN, GEORGE 3931 May 3, 1953, 6 p.m.. beloved husband of Catherine Allen Weinzetel), beloved father of Richard Allen, dear son-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and Funeral from DERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois May 7, 1 p.m.
Interment Resurrection Cemetery, ANDELL, JOHN 1419 N. Eighth Mon. May 4, 1953, 6:30 p.m., husband of Irene Andell (nee Lammert), dear father of John J. George Edward L. Raymo, Laverne Raymo and Catherine Andell, dear son of John Andell, dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law and Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois May 8, 8:30 a.m., to St.
John's Nepomuk Church. Interment National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks, Mo. BECKMAN, CARL H. 9726 Lakeshire, May 5, dear beloved husband of GerBeckman (nee Grant), dear of Carl H. Norma Antrainer, Sally Ann Beckman, dear of Frank J.
Beckman and the Catherine Beckman, dear brothof Martha Noll. Amanda Matheny Henry Beckman, dear father-inbrother-in-law, grandfather, and cousin. Remains at KRIEGSHAUSER'S, S. Kingshighway until a.m., thence removed to First Presbyterian Church at Affton, 9217 Gravois, for services at 2 p.m. same Interment Sunset Burial Park.
BECKMANN, SGT. CHARLES Rosa, Tues, May 5, 1953, beloved husband of Lillian (nee Eyermann), dear father of Charles Beckmann, dear brother, of Sophia Dolling, Ann of Cleveland, and the late August Beckmann. dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN FuHome, 6322 S. Grand 8, 8:30 a.m.
to St. Hedwig's Church. Interment National CemeA member of St. Louis Metropolitan Police No. Dept.
245. and Legion Post BENSKY, HARRY May 5, 1953, beloved husband of Ida Bensky, dear father of Mrs. Gertrude Tockman, Herman and Dr. Ralph A. Benand late Sam Bensky, dear brother, grandfather, father-In-law brother-in-law.
Funeral from BERGER Memorial, McPherson at Walton, Kadisha Cemetery. 2:30 p.m., to Chevra BLACKWELL, VARA G. (nee Storey), 2012A 3, 1953, Senate wife of suddenly, the Cecil May M. Blackwell, dear mother Delmar Blackwell, Velma Williams, Maxine Turek, Opal Beeman, Juanita Stefanski and the late Mary Martin, our dear sister, grandmother mother-in-law, aunt. Funeral from WITT BROS.
Chapel, 2925 S. Jefferson Mar- 1:30 p.m., to New St. Cemetery, Deceased was a memLadies' Auxiliary, Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. BRACKETT, See Brendle. BRENDLE, ANNIE May (nee 5, Relily), 1953, 2111 Linton, beloved wife of the late Oscar Brendear mother of John.
Charles, Mary Brackett and the late Oscar Brendle, dear sister, sister-in-law. grandmother, mother-In-law and aunt. Funeral May 8. 8:30 a.m., from Funeral Home. 4600 Natural Bridge, to Cal- Perpetual Help Church.
Interment vary Cemetery. BURNETT, CLARENCE of beloved Adie husband of May Finice 'Burnett, father 5, Rose Burke, Bonnie Shelton, Char- Darlene, Fred, Donaid, Norita, lotte and Eva Burnett. Services May 1:30 Home, from 10123 St. Charles rd. InCOLLIER'S Funeral Fee Fee Cemetery, CLARK, CHARLES 5321 ton Wed.
May 6, 1953, beloved husband of Hattie Clark (nee Priese), our dear brother-th-law, uncle and great-uncle. Funeral from DREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel, 1905 Interment Union Oak 1 Grove p.m. rFI. May 8. Crematory, Member of Millwright Local No.
602. A.F.L COMPTON, MYRTLE Dover MARGUERITE (nee Du Bois), 1118 entered 3 p.m., Into beloved wife of Robert rest May 1953, B. Compton. Service and interment Friday Dayton, Ohio. Miami, CONDIE.
May 3, 1953, beloved CLARENCE WARNER, husband of Mabel Barker Condie, father of Mrs. Henry Culver and Clarence D. Condie, our dear father, uncle, father-In-law and brother-In-law. Funeral from ALEXANDER SONS new parlors, 6175 Delmar Fri. Cemetery.
at 1:30 Mr. p.m.. Condie to was a memNational ber of Tuscan Lodge No. and 360. Scotish A.F.
M. Moolah Temple Rite, Thirty-third Degree. EBINGER, FRED. 4962 1953, Linden- dear of Josephine Ebinger (nee wood, 5. Hoevelmann), dear father of Alice husband Chapman, dear father-in-law.
brother-in-law, grandfather KRIEGSHAUSER'S, and uncle. Funeral from 4228 S. Kingshighway, a.m. to Church of the Magdelene. Interment 88.
Member Peter of Int. Ass'n. and Paul's B. S. Cemetery, 0.
Iron Workers Local 396. ELLIS. CLIFTON 2109 husband Utah, of Mary May Ellis 4, (nee Eastham), 1953, beloved father of Margie Heinz and brother-in- Emily law, Reber, our father-in-law, dear grandfather brother, uncle. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravols Interment May 7. 1:30 p.m.
Grove Cemetery. 1953. EPSTEIN, beloved husband of Pauline ARTHUR May M. Reiter Finkelstein Epstein, and dear Helen Lee Manifather of Doreen loff. our dear grandfather, father-inlaw.
Funeral brother-In-law from the RINDSKOPF and nephew. 10:30 Chanel. a.m.. to Delmar Mount Olive Ceme5212 tery. Mr.
Epstein WAs member Benjamin Franklin Lodge No. A.F.&A.M. Min). FERBER. 5622 Michigan LUCINDA (nee ConghMay 1953, dear wife of Capt.
George Ferber Ferber. and Charles Ferber, dear dear mother of ter of Tames and Victor Coughlin, dear mother-in-law, grandmother of Dona'd Ferber, dear sister-inla v. aunt aru Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S, May 4228 S. 1:30 Kingshighway p.m. Interment Paul's Churchyard.
War Mothers past president and of American member of Betsy Ross Bociety. Butchers Ladies Society Forest and man Grove No, Circle. 55 American Supreme War Mothers services at 8 p.m.. Wed. Save Almost One- Third the Cost Order Yess Want Ad for 7 Days DEATHS FORTHMAN, GUSTAVE Byrnesville, entered into rest May 1953, beloved husband of Anna Forthman (nee Dwyer).
dear mother of Otto Broch, Mrs. James Hagan, Mrs. Frank Geatley, John and Edward Forthman, our dear brother. brother-in-law, father-in-law, ther, greatgrandfather and uncle. Funeral from BRIMMER Funeral Home, House Springs, May 8:30 a.m.
to St. Columbkills Church, Byrnesville. Mo. Interment 8t. Columbkills Cemetery, FRANCIS, HARRIETTA 5319 Cabanne May 5, 1953, beloved wife of George O.
Francis, dear mother of Mrs. Katherine GibIser, Mrs. Nora Stucke, Mrs. Betty Jane Boone and the late George W. Francis, our dear mother-in-law and grandmother.
Remains in state at HARRAL Chapel, 1905 Union until 10 a.m. May 7. Funeral same day, 2 p.m., from Mount Calvary Lutheran Church, Union and Wells. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery, A member of the Women's Auxiliary to the Lutheran Hospital and Mount Calvary Lutheran Ladies Aid. GADE, CARRIE (nee Scharlott), May 1953, wife of the late Frederick H.
Gade, dear mother of Mrs. Hugo Schumaker, dear mother-inlaw, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral from ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home, 4911 Washington May 7, 2:30 p.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park.
GATES, GEORGE 4515 Ashland May 4, 1953, dear uncle of George and Dorothy Stoeckiin and dear friend of Lee and Aurella Spaedy, Funeral Thurs. May 7, 10 a.m.. from MATH HERMANN SON'8 Chapel, Fair and West Florissant aves. Interment Calvary Cemetery. GLORCH, CHARLES 3351 8.
Jefferson, beloved husband of Ida Glorch, our dear brother and uncle. Funeral from WITT BROS. Chapel, 2929 S. Jefferson, 10 a.m., to National Cemetery, Deceased was member of Nelson-Cole Camp No. 2.
Spanish War Veterans. GOTTWALD. MICHAEL 4231 W. Lexington, May 1953, beloved husband of the late Katherine Gottwald (nee Mooney), dear father of Mrs. Violet Chaklos, Joseph Norbert L.
Gottwald, Bernice Koch and the late Florence Gottwald dear grandfather of Catherine Dolores, Irene Gottwald, Bernice and the late John Craig Chaklos, dear brother-in-law, father-inlaw, uncle and cousin. Funeral May 7. 8:30 a.m., A RROLL Funeral Home, 4600 Natural bridge, to Holy Rosary Church. Interment Calvary tery. Member of Holy Name Society.
HARRIS. REV. GERALD W. AND LOIS A. May 4, 1953, at Chaffee, dear father and mother of Gerald W.
Harris dear son of Mrs. John Harris, doughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. L.
Dickerson, brother of Mrs. George R. Bishop, sister of Raymond A. Dickerson, dear uncle, aunt and grandparenta, Rev. and Mrs.
Harris at LUPTON Chapel, 7233 Delmar until Thurs. noon. Service at Old Methodist Church, 3610 Grandel Square, 2 p.m. In of flowers It 18 requested that contributions be made to the Methodist Pension Endowment Fund. care of Rev.
J. Preston Cole. 3841 oming, St. Louis, Mo. DORA (nee 2907 Natural Bridge, May.
Her- man 1953, H. 10 Hatt, dear mother of Edwin a.m.. beloved wife H. Hatt. mother-in-law of Lois M.
Hatt (nee Hoffmann), grandmother, sister, Funeral sister-in-law from CALVIN and aunt. F. FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge May 7. 1:30 p.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park.
HILIGER. See Rowley, HORLIVY, ELIZABETH (nee, UpMay 5, 1953, fortified with the Sacpenkamp), 9248 Coral raments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late Joseph Horlivy, dear mother of Dorothy Eilenberger, dear grandmother of mother-In-law, Patricia Ann Murray, dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral 8:30 a.m.. from JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS Funeral Home, 7027 Gravois, to St.
George Church, Interment Sunset Buria! Park. Member of Sodality of Immaculate Conception. JANSEN, ARNOLD 5851 Staley Affton, May 1953, husband Myrtie Wise Jansen, father of Mrg. Helen Wobbe, Russell A. and Harold B.
Jansen. Service at LUPTON Chapel, Inter- 7233, Delmar 10 a.m. ment Sunset Burial Park. May 5, 1953, dear mother of Lucy JONAS. HANNAH KUHL, Hoehn, Jim, John and Sophia Kuhl, and our dear sister, grandmother mother-in-law.
RAL Chapel, 1905 Union Funeral from May 8. Interment Memorial 2 p.m., Park, KLAUSS, BETTY, 500 Gray Klauss and dear sister of Mr. W. J. Charles Gibson, dear piece of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. PARKER Baker.
Miss Klauss at Chapel, 15 W. Lockwood 7, Webster Groves. Service private. May p.m. Interment KNOOP, in Jesus May 1953, GEORGE, 5430 Nagel, asleep beloved husband of Frieda Knoop Kleinschmidt), dear and father Roland of (nee Gertrude Zimmermann Buri, dear father-in-law and grandfather.
Services 3 p.m., JOHN ZIEGENHEIN SONS Interment Funeral L. Home, 7027. Gravois. Lakewood Park Cemetery. KOENIG, EDWARD May 5, 1953, of 4022 dear father Juniata, of Gertrude I.
and Evelyn R. Koenig. brother of Mrs. father-in-law Bertha Weis of and Cora B. Koenig, our dear brother-inEugene Koenig, law, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle.
Funeral from ROBERT'S Funeral Home, 1905 S. Grand Interment May 7, at 1:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers family suggests memorial to Cemetery. Volunteer Film Association. KREUGER, ELLA W.
(nee May Stoeber), 4751 3:30 dear mother of B.acon 1953, C. Idel' p.m., Schenck and Arthu; Gilbert Kreuger, mother-in-law, grandmother, and great-grandmother, aunt. sister, sister-in-law at CALVIN F. FEUTZ Mrs. Funeral Kreuger Home, 4828 Natural Bridge then until taken 10:30 to a.m.
Faith-Salem E. May Church, 7348 W. Florissant Service 3 p.m. Interment av. morial Park Cemetery.
Member Women'8 Guild. In lieu of flowers, Faith-Salem Church and Salvator to Church memorial Building Fund appreciated. LIEKWEU, FRED 1953, 0., beloved Sparta, husband of Edna May L. Liekweg (nee Kefrig), dear father of Arlene Stewart, Liekweg Doris Jean and the late sonFred dear grandfather, brother, brother-In-law and father-in-law, in-law, uncle, Funeral Thurs. May p.m., MATH HERMANN Florissant SON'S from Chapel.
Fair and West Interment Friedens Cemetery. McDERMOTT. with MARGARET Sacraments (nee Hays), Mother Church, May fortified 1953. beloved, wite of the late Samuel from ARTHUR J. DONMcDermott.
NELLY Funeral Parlors, 3840 Lindell 5, May 7, 9:30 a.m., to Mark's Church, Academy and Page. Interment Caivary, MARTIN. MARY B. (nee suddenly. May 3, 1953, beloved wife well), 1310 Arsenal at Thomas Martin.
dear mother Sharon Martin, daughter of the Cecil and Vara Blackwell, daughter-In-law, our dear sister, sister-in-law, niece, aunt and cousin. BROS. Funeral from WITT Chapel, 1:30 2929 p.m., to New St. Mar8. Jefferson Cemetery.
MARTIN. ROSEMARY (nee 4, Tayon), McKean, with May the Sacra- 1953, 6 p.m., fortified ments of Holy Mother Church. wife mother of the of late Marie Witzel, Mildred Patrick Martin, Boothman, Dorothy Theobold, Wehrle, Edward Helen Flynn, June Martin, dear mother-in-law, grandmother. cousin. sister, alster-in-law, aunt DERLE Funeral Chapel.
3634 Gravols, from May 7. Church. 8:30 a.m., Interment to St. Plus No. Olive Cemetery, MICKA, Struckman) MAMIE 8.
Magnolia, (HAYES), 5, dear 1953, mother beloved of Clarence wife dear Louis Micka, daughter of the Hayes, Bernard and dear Teckia Struckman, and sister of Henry and the late Bernard Anna Haselhorst, Ida cilio, Struckman, our dear grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt sister-In-law, Oak cousin. Funeral May 8, 8:30 JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home. 5, from 7456 Manchester to St. Aloysius Church Interment at Old 58.
Peter and Pearl and Magnolia Cemetery. MUELLER, CLIFFORD, of Margaret. 5, 1953, dear husband father of Doris White, ler. Loral Bongo and Geraldine Mueller, of our dear brother, father-In-lAw, 642, grandfather and uncle. from Funeral the JAY B.
SMITH Funeral May 8. 1:30 Home, 7456 Manchester av. PAPPER-LEWIS. MARY, May 5, 8709 Troy sis- ton beloved mother of Frank on late Edna Margaret Bone and Lyle Davis, Max Papper and dear grandmother, sister of great grandmother, T. L.
Evans. mother Funeral May 8. 2 p.m., St. BAUMANN BROS. Funeral 2504 Woodson Overland, ment Oak Grove Cemetery, MISSOURIA ALABAMA Cora (nee Harvey).
6220 Wagner PERRY, Wood- May 1953, beloved wife the late William Perry, Nancy dear of Mabel win. Hetsele, Maud Miller, Marvin, May Eisenbath, grandmother, Perry, Cost law. and aunt. Home Funeral 1125 Hodiamont, Thurs. from CLARK Days May 1 p.m.
(D.S.T.), to City Cemetery at Wright City. DEATHS 14 PILLERS, PEARL DEAN, 1953, 4:56 beloved wife of the late Harry Pillers, mother of Harrietta Wickwire and Leatha Smith, stater of Mrs. Mary D. Lamph of Salt Lake City, mother of Kenneth, Thomas, Lloyalea Wickwire, Harry Pillers and Leatha Anthony Smith, aunt, cousin, mother-in-law, sister-in-law and friend. Funeral from the ALEXANDER SONS New Parlors, 6175 DelmAr 2 p.m.
Mrs. Pillere was a member of the West Presbyterian Church and Rob Morris Chapter No. 328, 0.E.5. QUICK, ERNEST 6615 mento, May 3, 1953, beloved husband of Julia Quick (nee McCafferty), dear father of Cpl. John Ray and 2nd Lt.
Thomas Mallreen Agnes and G. James Quick. Funeral from STUART SONS Chapel, Union and Page bi. Time later. Member of Bricklayers, Stone and Marble Masons Union, Local No.
1. REESER, ERNEST of Lebanon, May 4, 1953. husband of the late Anna Reeser, dear brother of Mrs. Henry Moldenschardt, Mrs. Albert Tiemann, Mrs.
Corrine Hacket. William and John Reeser. Service at the MEYER Funeral Home, 2 p.m. Interment College Hill. Lebanon, Ill.
ROBB, MARY ISABEL, May 5, 1953, mother of Mrs. Isabel Miller, Mrs. James A. Christie and W. Richmond Robb.
Mrs. Robb at ALEXANDER SONS new parlors 6175 Delmar until 5 p.m. Services and interment at Rochester, N. Y. ROSENKOETTER, LOUIS, 3448 Magnolia asleep in Jesus May 4, 1953, 11:40 a.m., beloved husband of Mrs.
Emilie koetter (nee Haake), dear father of Oscar W. Amos L. and Louis W. Rosenkoetter, dear brother of Mra. Emilie Twellman, and E.
Oscar Rosenkoetter, our dear father-In-law. brother-in-law, grandfather, uncle and cousin in his eightieth year. Funeral 1:30 p.m. (D.S.T.) from BEIDERWIEDEN Funeral Home, 1936 St. Louis to Salem Lutheran Cemetery, Black Jack, Mo.
REILY, PATRICK 1617 Clark May 6, 1953, beloved husband of Ann Reilly (nee Higgins), dear father of Mrs. Catherine Morgenthaler, Thomas Patrick F. and James R. Reilly, our dear brother, father-in-law, brother-In-law, uncle and nephew. Funeral from STUART SONS Chapel, Union and Page May 9, 8:30 a.m.
to St. Edward's Church. Interment Calvary tery, Member of E.M.B.A, Public Service and the Electrical Workers Union, Local No, 1. ROWLEY, WILLIAM 5210 osho, Tues. May 5, 1953, dear husband of Leona Rowley (nee ger) dear brother of Joseph D.
Rowley of Kingsport, and Mrs. 'W. Davis. Chincoteague, dear brother-in-law, nephew, uncle and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'8, 4228 S.
Kingshighway, 8, 1:30 p.m. St. Peter's Cemetery. Please omit flowers. RYAN, NELLIE (nee Hughes), 5222 Ridge, May 4.
1953, beloved wife of John M. Ryan, dear mother of John T. and Thomas F. Ryan, dear sister of James Matthew and Marie Hughes and the late John Hughes, dear mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from STUART Chapel, Union and Page St.
Mark's May 7. at 8:30 a.m. to Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. SCHNEIDER, ROY 2645 Salem, Brentwood, suddenly, May 5, 1953, beloved husband of Octa Mae Schneider and (bee Bonsor), Schneider, dear father dear of Donald Nancy father of Tillie Ogle.
our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral May 9, 10 from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester to Valhalla Crematory. Deceased was a member of Goff Moll Post No. 101, American Legion and 40 and 8.
Remains in state Thursday, 2 p.m. SCHREIBERSee Seidl. SCHROEDER, AGNES MAY (nee Cronin), 8312 Monroe liam 1: Schroeder, dear mother of May 1953. beloved wife of WilFlorence, William, Sydney, Ralph, Gordon and Mrs. Hazel Kremar, dear sister, sister-in-law, motherin-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt.
Funeral from CLARK Funeral Home, 1125 Hodiamont, May 7, 9 a.m., to St. Rita Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. SEIDL, EMMA SCHREIBER (nee Meseke), 5412 Wren beloved 5, 1953, 4:30 p.m., wife of the late John B. Seidi, dear mother of Earl Schreiber, Norma Salzer, Lillian Lat.ey, dear motherin-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, sister-In-law and aunt. Funeral from CALVIN F.
FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge May 8, 2:30 p.m. terment Friedens Cemetery. SISTER MARTINA DE FRY, Religious of the Visitation Order, Tues, evening, May 5, 1953. Funeral Thurs. morning, o'clock.
from convent chapel to Calvary Cemetery. SNYDER, LEE New Dorsett Maryland Heights, May 1953, dear husband of Minnie Snyder (nee Herron), father of Virgil, Loren, Lawrence, Roland father-in- and the late Florence Snyder, law of Dorothy and Alberta grandfather and uncle. Mr. Snyder in state at EARL HILLEMANN Funeral Home, 9709 Lackland Overland, until a.m. Services same day 2 p.m.
(D.8.T.), St. James, Mo. SPURGEON, GENORA C. (nee Duncan), 6315 Derby May 5, 1953, beloved wife of Jacob C. Spurgeon, dear mother of Mrs.
Helen Meyer, Mrs. Arjamond Cummins, J. Kenneth and the late Calvin B. and Darrell Duncan Spurgeon, our dear sister, sister-in-law, mother-inlaw, grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral from DREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel, 1905 Union 3 p.m., May 8.
Interment Memorial Park. STACKHOUSE. ANNA (nee Hahn), of Grand Rapids, formerly of St. Louis, Julia Mon. Ticha May 4, 1953, dear mother of cek, dear grandmother, sister and aunt.
Funeral May 8, 3 p.m., from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery, In parlors after 6 p.m.. Wed. STEENBURGEN, SALLY May 6, 1953, wife of the late John Steenburgen, dear tuother of Jess. Charles, Lloyd, Orvie, Harse Steenburgen, of Ada Goericke and Marvilla sister-in-law, Robeinson, dear mister, mother-in-law, grandmother, greatgrandmother and aunt.
Remains at CLARK Funeral Home, 1125 Eodiamont, untly 10 a.m., thence to Buescher Funeral Home, Jefferson City, Mo. Funeral 2 p.m. STEINMEYER, EDWARD 5859 Walsh, asleep in Jesus, May 5, 1953, 9:30 p.m.. beloved band of Amanda Steinmeyer (nee Ulrich), our dear brother-in-law. Uncle and cousin.
at the GEO of 77 years. Body will lie in state after 7:30 Wednesday, at BEIDERWIEDEN South Side Funeral Home, of 3620 Chippewa st until 12 noon Fri4, day. Services same p.m., at Ascension Lutheran Church. Donovan and Eichelberger. Interment Concordia Cemetery.
STUBBLEFIELD, DAVID 5508 st. Bramiage Jennings, May 5, 1953, 11:40 a.m., Stubblefield beloved husband of Alvina M. (nee Haaser), dear father of John David, brother-in-law and uncle. Funetal from CALVIN F. FEUTZ of of Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge late Sunset May Burial 1:30 Park, p.m.
Member of 8, Interment Faith Salem E. Church and Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerka Victory No. 554. TOY, WILLIAM 9535 Edmund May 1953, beloved husband of Olivia Toy, father of Ruth Vernor and William Toy tather-in-law and grandfather. Services May 7.
11 a.m., dear 10123 St. Charles rd, Interment from COLLIER'S Funeral Home, dear Valhalla. Member of E.M.B.A. TUCKER, ELSIE River, FRANK, and May 5, 1953. Flat beloved mother of Arthur And Mayer Frank- of Tucker, sister of Irma Clarksville, Karl and Al Frank Morrilton, Ark, Millie Jacobs and Milton Frank.
Pope Services at MAYER Funeral Mt. Home, 4356 Lindell p.m.. to Mount In Sinai leu of flowCemetery. (nee contributions, may be made to (Parking ers Heart Jewish Consumptive of Relief Society of Denver. late VONDERHEID, CATHERINE 4712 Genevieve, May 4, 1953, dear 1:05 p.m..
fortified with the Ran- ments of Holy Mother Church, dear sister of Mrs. Geo. L. Neuman and dear sister-in-law. Fureral, Florissant, STOCK Mortuary, May a.m..
7. 8:15 a.m. to Christ the King Church, Balson and Purdue. Interavs. ment Calvary Cemetery, Paul WACHTER, ARNOLD 0., formerly of 7424 Devonshire, fortified Mother with May Muel- the Church, Sacraments May 4, 1953, beloved of Holy husband of Marguerite Wachter (nee Wiesehan), dear Richard father of William WachFrederick and James ter, our dear brother of Theresa p.m..
Schear, Wachter, brother in-law and uncle. Herbert, Leonard and Daniel Funeral 9:30 a.m., SONS from JOHN La ZIEGENHEIN Bur- Funeral Home, 7027 Gravols, to St. 1953, Michael's Church. Interment ResurLewis. rection Cemetery.
the Lewis, WEDLE, Salena ELSIE (nee May Raffel), 5, 1953, 10:23 a.m., dear wife of John dear 3225a Wedle, dear mother of Edna StruHome, daughter in law, mother In Taw, from binger and John M. Wedle dear grandmother, great grant mother, sister, aunt and cousin. HELFuneral WACKER DERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravoin, May 8, 1:30 p.m. Interment Sunof set Burtal Park. mother Bertha Tuesday, May 5, 1953, dear Jacobs, WOOLSEY, ANNA, 2500 Clifton mother of Herman and Arnold Woolsey, our dear sister, motherIn-law and grandmother.
Funeral Funeral SMITH 8. Funeral 10:30 Home, a.m., Wright 7456 Manchester. Interment from JAY B. st. Mo.
Matthew's Cemetery. LOST 17 $25 REWARD Bangle, lost; stocky built, moatly brown and tan; some black in sadLarge ears, 8 to 6 p.m. CA. 2743; eves. Atwater 0654R.
BASEBALL GLOVE; Brannon and Chippewa; reward, FL. 6610. BEAGLE. female. white.
black clover leaf on back, tan care: swers Clover: reward. PL. 2072, BILLFOLD: vicinity Arena; driver's license, tickets to convention dinner: reward, RE. 8246. BILLFOLD; lady's.
Fri, night; after name inside: reward. FO.3133 5:30 BILLFOLD, man's, brown; reward. CO. 4358. BIRD, co*ckatiel, gray with yellow FO.
head: reward. 1421 Bemple, 4638. BOXER, male, fawn color: Wednesday; vicinity Webster Groves: reward. RE. R324.
BRACELET: lost in cab; gold and whit: Trifare: reward. NE. 5549. snail, black; vicinity OfeathaOak Hill; pet of 3 little children; identifying features: white patch on throat, crossed eyes and answers Dingbat. Call DE.
7014; reward. co*ckER, red, female: picked up on porch Sat. p.m.; answers children's pet; please call NE. 4433: reward. COLLEg PUPPY.
male 8 months old, sable and white, Dame Adam, reward, RO. 8497. DIAMOND RING, lady'; reward. Wabash 4857R. EARRING PENDANTA blue atone: pearl setting; reward.
MU. 07:1. ENGAGEMENT and wedding ring in box; vicinity Wellston; liberal ward. Wab. 0501W or CA.
6166, Room 290. FOX TERRIER; female: blackwhite; 18 months old; vicinity MoKnight and Highway 40; child' pet: reward. WY. 6373. GLASSES, lost, between 4173 Ashland and Sarah: reward.
JE, 1805. GLASSES, lady'S new: Forest Park: Sun. CH. 8253, between 9-6 p.m. JEWELRY: in red silk bag: reward; keepsake.
Webster 3961, evenings. KITTEN, blond Persian. 6 months; April 24; reward. RO. 0673.
PARAREET: blue and white: vicinIty 14th and Soulard; reward. MA. 7548 after 4:30. male; liver and white: Sunday; vicinity Ferguson. Atwater 0944W.
PURSE and Tetered name Paula Hirschl: reward; keepsake. KWK, MA. 9100. PURSE, lost; blue call, Saturday: reward. EV.
3667. ROSARY: In leather case: black beads; reward. HU. 6122. at lot, 11th and Chestnut, SKY-WRITER portable typewriter Friday evening.
Reward. Phone Mr. MILLER, GA. 4370 or DE. 6150.
WALLET, tan, man's; Initialed "H.T.M." containing personal papers and cash. Reward. OL. 7191 or LA. 5168.
WRISTWATCH, lady' Bulova, 6 diamonds, initialed "W.B.C.." Reward. MA. 0840, after 5 p.m. WRISTWATCH, FO. 6445.
gold, broken strap; Sunday. WRISTWATCH; in Clayton: Rima, gold. Reward. VO. 3-7008.
WRISTWATCH, lady's gold Benrus. Reward, Wabash 9514, after 7, 2-YEAR-OLD girl, heartsick over loss of doll, takes to bed at night, vicinity Mizerany, South Broadway. MO. 6011. FOUND 18 DOG; free for good home: black male; wonderful pet.
GO. 1039. SMALL white female, old, black ears: 1951 rabies tag. FO. 1379.
PERSONAL 23 JOE, please come home, Debby and I need you; miss you and love you; am sorry for all I have done, and have learned my lesson. PAT. IMPORTANT; anyone witnessing an accident which occurred on Dec. 31, 1952, at 11:45 p.m., Grand and Lindell, please call FO. 5667.
THANKS to St. Jude and Blessed Virgin for favor received. SEALED PROPOSALS 25 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of the School District of Clayton, Clayton, in Missouri, the High at the School office of Building, 7500 the Board Maryland, Clayton, Missouri, until 8:00 P.M. Daylight Saving Time, Monday, May 18, 1953, for construction of Additions to McMorrow School, McMorrow Avenue near Antler Place, Richmond Heights, Missouri, and the Gay Avenue Elementary School on Clayton Athletic Field, Clayton, Missouri, Plans on view and may be procured at Wm.
B. Ittner, Architecte, 408 Board of Education Bullding, 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 Education of the School District of Clayton, Clayton, Missouri.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bealed proposals will be received by Ritenour Consolidated School District until 8 p.m., May 12. 1953, for an addition to Midland School. WATCH complete notice to contractors May in and May 8. Froese, Maack Becker, Architects.
By order of the Ritenour Consolidated School District. SPECIAL NOTICES 26 SPECIAL NOTICE, Donald E. Nelson, of 5602 Clemens City of St. Louts, state of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I am no longer connected in any way with the firm of Atomastic Company of St. Louis, 7171 Manchester Maplewood 17, Missouri.
(Signed) DONALD E. NELSON. BUSINESS PERSONALS 28 IS YOUR GANG GOING ON AN OUTING THIS SUMMER? For real fun--fishing, swimming, dancing in a beautiful rustic setting. try HAPPY VALLEY. WI.
9265, evenings. STORM WINDOWS removed, screens put up, yard work, general cleanup. Call MANPOWER, national firm for bonded and insured men. GA. 5766.
FENCE, chain link; plastic and aluminum awnings; tree estimates. R.H. Evermann Tulane 2-3183 TRAVEL AND TOURS 29 CALIFORNIA It you are going West, drive neat new car; no charges: ample time. SW. 7570.
6498 Chippewa, SWAPS 31 146 International pickup; special wide steel bed: clean: trade for or 2-ton stake: must be good; private. WY 2727. 1431 nia (nee cousin. dear Joseph Mary J. uncle.
Lenor 1953, trude father son late er and law, uncle 1228 11 day. 4100 L. our uncle neral May tery, man Eli, sky, and of law, and cus ber die, of CARPENTERS and BUILDERS 44 CARPENTER work all kinda, repair and remodeling; guaranteed. Anderson, ST 6290, 6633 Wise. CALL MO 1224 or 81 8463 before you buil1 or repair: estimates.
Shults, 44234 MIKE'S cabinet shop; home remodeling and formica work. LA. 0056. 2715 Winnebago. NEW and repair work: reasonable.
F.H.A terms 2896. 5508 Finkman, types PORCHES. garages a Loans. H. D.
West, CH. 5887 2206 Benton. CARPENTER: repair or new work. Geisler, 5218 Itaska, FL. 2351.
CARPENTRY ALL KINDS MOORE, 4448 Cottage, LU. 0317 GENERAL repair work. Gibson, 4005 Shenandoah, MO. 4450. CARPENTER: alteratione.
BENNETT, 8334 Jefferson, WI, 0128. EXPERT carpentry, cabinet work. Sitzes, 5974 Romaine, Fl. 0256. KITCHEN Remodeling: complete.
Davis, Fireside 4599, 2147A Overlea WINDOW chants. glass Installed. Stromberg, 4449 Elmbank, GO. 2612 SCREENS; rewired, repaired. RO.
5087, Hansen, 5056 Cabanne. 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 Cleaners, 2326 Union.
FO 2536. CONCRETE, CEMENT WORK COMPLETE CONCRETE SERVICE. McCARTHY SONS CONCRETE CONTRACTORS. 30 YRS. EXPERIENCE.
7508 S. GRAND. SW. 2021. PATIOS IN COLORS Also Flagstone.
Brick flower boxes: complete concrete service. Free estimates, terms. Globe. 10716 Oak, WI 7789. CALL MO.
3652 For concrete work, block reasonable. JAYIDE, tuckpointing, prompt, UNIT CONST. 4101 Lafayette. GENERAL contracting carpenter, concrete, plastering building, re pairs, old and new. Marchand, 2355 Lafayette, LA.
1045. GR. 3997. ALLEN-FISCHER concrete work, kinde: no job too small; insured. 5803 Cote Brilliante.
Fireside 9846, MA. 9425 SIDEWALKS leveled: tree roots moved: walks can be leveled without the expense of new one. Bone 4716 Ashland CO. 6680. CONCRETE; also brick, block, tuckpointing, painting and carpentry.
Taylor, 5331 Ridge, RO. 4810. SPECIALIST In concrete repair. C. SCHULZ.
LO. 8466 after 6. 7829 Ivory BIDEWALKS, garage floors, drives, patios, steps, etc. Pete's, 5561 Enright. RO.
0669. FOUNDATIONS; excavating: forms rented. W. E. Brown, 4532 N.
Broadway, VI 8-0398. EDWARD'S CONCRETE WORK All kinds. Reasonable. vo. 8-4281, VI.
7-5609, 6240 Page FOUNDATIONS, excavating: forms rented. Hicks Sons Const. GA. 6261, 219 Penrose. BLOCK laying, cement steps.
sidewalks and chimneys: call after Enyart, 2824 Park. GR. 2968. SIDEWALKS. basem*nt and patch plasterina Trice, LU.
3380. FOOTINGS: foundations: Watson 6130 Airport, VI. 7-5240. DETECTIVES ACE SECRET SERVICE Handles all types secret tions, locates missing people: marital cases given special care: whenever you want to know where someone goes and what they do, consult us confidentially without obligation: photographs and written reports furnished for personal use or court procedure; licensed, bonded. 320 N.
Grand, JE. 8894. DETECTIVE MARIAM, specializing shadowtrouble, tracing, ing: photographs taken for locate missing persons everywhere: confidential, Delmar. licensed, bonded. CA.
0776, 6635 ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. 50 TOBIN ELECTRIC: all types of wiring Installed and repaired 3328 N. Ninin. CE. 1163.
WIRING. all types, free estimates. Cooperman, 4119 N. Newstead. GO.
3847. ALL types wiring and repairs, FO. 5487. GO. 5013.
R-J Electric. 4972 Fountain. WIRING; licensed; estimates, Electric, 710 Hamilton, DE. 4669 WIRING, and repairs: FHA. Hall, 5609 St.
Louis, Ev. 5972. EXCAVATING ing. W. E.
Brown, VI. 8-0398. 4352 ANYTHING in excavating or haulN. Broadway, EXCAVATING, grading, Sons back filling, Conet. dirt hauling.
Hicks GA. 6261, 219 Penrose. FLOORING 53 WE DON'T meet competition, We thing make in it. J. floors.
W. Strait WI. 6363 Son. or A P6. 0630.
9908 St. Martha. FLOOR TILE: need work, Baum Tile, VE. 2-2064, 2912 Palm. FLOOR CO.
refinishing: special rates. 6132 Victoria, HI. 6302. HEATING SHEET METAL WORK 55 GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES EXCEL VANDEVENTER FR. 4479 SPRING SPECIAL and Guttering; oil burners: cleaned; repaired.
furnaces: boilers: off on metal awnings. All work guaranteed. Call Leo, PL. 9946: eves. LO, 2226.
1076 Bayless. GUTTERS. downspouts. all types sheet metal and furnace work, chimney flashing and chimney Metal caps. Rupprecht Bros.
Sheet 6604 W. Florissant, Fl. 0990. GUTTERING, spouting, replaced, or Tepaired; a hole in your Ideal. gutter Heating whole new one.
Sheet Metal, 2509 Marcus, FO.3688 GUTTERS. furnaces. W.R. Sheet Metal, 5208 Cater. RO.
1229. CO. 5501. GENERAL HAULING 56 GENERAL HAULING: colored: James Walton, 2508 N. Garrison.
FR. 0257. LIGHT HAULING; near, Vande- Johnson, NE. 8771, 2827A N. venter.
ASH PIT, attics, basem*nts cleaned. Webb, 1227A 7th: CH.0998 After 5. MOVING. EXPRESS: bonded. Call Keller, GO.
0689. 5817 Easton. 1527 TRUNKS, N. Grand, FR.2638. FR.7677 furniture nauled.
Coleman, LIGHT hauling: day or MO. night. 6131. Tidwell, 3350 Bischoft, HAULING of any description. Clay, 3731 Hebert.
LU, 2979. Saturdays. 2652 Hord, MU. 8557. JANEY EXPRESS, hauling evenings, ASHES, rubbish; general hauling.
Barnes, 521 8. Ewing JE, 7825. RUBBISH, general hauling. Sullivan, 1816 Utah, MO. 3184.
GENERAL HAULING: cinders. Wal2165, 2587 A Montgomery LIGHT HAULING, any description. Paul. FO 0343, 5337 Cabanne. HAIR REMOVED 57 HAIR MOLES -WARTS REMOVED PERMANENTLI 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE BEST MEDICAL REFERENCES ESTHER L.
FOX BUITE 898, ARCADE BLDG. 8th Olive CH. 5213 Hair Removed, Warts, Moles BY BEST PERMANENT METHODS Martha M. Becker SUITE 701 CONTINENTAL BLDO. Grand and Olive LU.
0098 ever: UNWANTED world's best and most rapid HAIR REMOVED method. Best references; expert work: 20 years' experience: thoroughly reliable. HEICK, 4903 Delmar. RO. 1938.
UNWANTED HAIRS removed manently AIDA L. MAYHAM, 6180, 346 N. Euclid. HAIR REMOVED permanently, Niva Phelps. R.N..
231 Metropolitan Building. Grand Olive. NE. 9798 HAIR REMOVED PERMANENT EDITH CALLEN CH. 1269 2089 Railway Exchange Bldg.
LANDSCAPING 60 GOOD GRADE top soil. $8 yard load, delivered in St. Louis and vicinity. Phone Roberteville, Mo. 253, or write O.
Edelen, Rt. 1, Box LAWN SERVICE, trees trimmed, contracted by season; insured. Edremoved, spraying, grass cutting: wards, Kirkwood, Mo. Kirkwood 2914. ing in general; lawns renovated; EVERGREEN GARDENS, power spraying; trees trimmed.
1017 8. Brent wood bivd. vo. 3-5379, SOD machine, cut, delivered, laid: estimates or low price at field: short haul, power spraying. nant.
Tennant road. 4-8594. LIGHT grading and excavating: prompt service: reasonable rates. Phone Robertsville. Mo.
253 or write O. Edelen, Rt. 1, Box 7. SCIENTIFIC TREE SERVICE" Trimming, OL. topping 7956.
removing: WAsh- free estimates. ington. SCIENTIFIC TREE SERVICE Dangerous treen removed: OL ming: free estimates. 7956. 4432 Washington.
TREE surgery, and maintenance. Jim, 630 Eaton VI. 7-2884, MA. 5912. TREES trimmed or removed; insured.
Jones, 906 Chambers, CH. 0499. LAWNS mowed reasonable. Tulane 4-2824M after 5, 7905 Watson. FOR immediate sod work call John, GE.
4177. 918 N. 22nd. BLUE GRABS, sod delivered. 6155 Miller, Atwater 3541M.
LANDSCAPING 60 SEEDING, sodding general landscaping. Hayden, St. Williams Lane, Winfield 7672. LAWNS, terraces, rebuilt, sodded, rolled. Alton, 1548 Carver, GA.
2932. TRES WORK. all kinda: estimates. BIll, 4193 Ashland. LU, 9546.
PAINTING 63 EXPERT PAINTING at reasonable prices; any Job, any colors mixed: fine graining and knotty pine effects. Continental, 2844 ACcomac, LA. 6286. PAINT. papering.
wall washing: deep colora: free estimates: suggestions: Immediate personal service. Sanders, 3527 Bingham. SW. 7068. PAINTING, Interior, exterior: TeAsonable.
Wyman, 4459 Osceola, SW. 1025. INTERIOR, exterior: residential and commercial: FHA financing. FIFE CO. 1659 5943 Summit NOW.
painting. carpenter repair; estimates: reasonable: FHA terma, Bailey, 5508 Finkman, FL. 2896. PAINTING, wall washing. paper cleaning: neat workers: prompt: Snyder, 3322 Caroline, 81.
7076. PAIN Interior. exterior: 1m- mediate service, Painting HI. 1561, 7336 Lohmeyer. FAINTING: reasonable.
Bob, 7623 Big Bend. RE. 6052 or WI. 0128. PAINT and paper now.
RAY. later. Model, 9952 Edmil lane. PAINTING: free estimates. Goodwin.
GR. 4285. 2043A Alfred. INTERIOR exterior: fast N. service.
9th. CH. 7246. 2413 PAPER HANGING, CLEANING 64 patch plastering, steaming, painting, arches built. Quick, reliable service.
Satisfaction guaranteed at AL reasonable price. need your business. Will go where, Please call Benson, 5546 8. Kingshighway, HU. 6469.
A1 PAPERING: paint, woodwork, steaming, plastering; guaranteed; reasonable: estimates free: go anywhere: prompt. Turner, 2920 Mt. Pleasant st. sw. 3214.
Binks Wallpaper Removing Fast, clean service by steam method. 1237 Dammert. LO. 8810 A PAPERHANGING: painting, interior, esterior: Al mechanic. Coplin, 4161 West Pine.
JE. 6656 up to 4 p.m.; after 4, Ola. 1356. PAPERING, painting and patch tering. C.
Gaines, 5622 Devonshire. LO. 3448. PAPER hanging: free estimates: work myself. Ernie, at LO.
0514. 5201 Virginia. PAPERING, PAINTING, plastering, low price; do work myself. Butler, LA. 2746.
2644 Russell. LOOK! good job papering, painting; prompt; reliable. Williams, EV. 4370, 5640A Wells PAPERING, Botanical. reasonable.
Riefle, 4069 GR. 8168. PAPERING: painting; Immediate, Ray, LO. 0974. 3611 Park.
WALLPAPER cleaning, experienced. Elmer, 3310 9. Compton. Si 3283. ABSORENE cleaning since '29.
Lee, 3008A 8. Jefferson, MO. 6736. PAPERING, painting: Immediate. FARER, 1446 Hamilton.
MU 8318 PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. MARTIN, 3205 VISTA, GR. 9569. PLASTERING 66 PLASTERING. General Repairs: Rabenau, OL, 2418.
4312 Hunt. EXPERT plastering and remodeling. H. Morton. 7-1826, 10165 Clairmont.
PLASTERING, steaming, painting. Coplin, 4561A Jk. 6656 up after 4, OL. 1356. PLASTERING.
arches installed, cracks sealed. Dowell, 221 Sidney, LA. 7653. CEILINGS, DE patching; reasonable. L.
Lewis, 4071, 5716 Enright. PLASTERING; new or repair. 6039 Suburban. Glammarino, PA. 2278.
PLASTERING; all kinds: guaranteed. George, LA. 8297, 209 Sidney PLUMBERS (Licensed) 67 COMPLETE service; new work: repairing; remodeling: sewer work; FHA terms; no down payment; to 36 months to pay. CITY PLBG. CO.
7716 Stanford. PA. 4453. PLUMBING, heating, sewer work, remodeling bath rooms: FHA estimates cheerfully given. GRAND PA 3930, 5837 Plymouth.
PLUMBING AND HEATING: sewers opened with electric cable. W. Easter, 4338 Manheester, JE 6432 TOILETS, bathrooms: sewer lines, outside vaults connected. Valentine, 4647 Dahlia, HU. 4321.
SEWER REPAIRING a specialty. KELLOGG. 6207 Arsenal HI. 2217 ROOFING AND SIDING 68 NOW OVER 6000 SATISFIED CUS. TOMERS: all work guaranteed: 3 years to DAY.
Central Roof and Biding 3665 Market, JE. 0751, MU. 3990. All types of roofing and chimney work: brick and bestos siding experta: aluminum combination storm windows: free inspection. For a Hole in Your Roof Or a whole new roof, FREDERIC, OL.
1000. Terms. 4280 Nat. Bridge SPECIALIST in slate, tile, tuckpointing, chimney repair. Keystone Rocfing, 1474 Rowan, EV.
3698. FREE estimate rooting and siding; no down payment; 3 years to pay. Swartz, 7479 Ethel. MI GUTTERING: cleaned. repaired; roofing: slate, tile: guaranteed.
Dabb5, JE, 2483, 4342 McPherson. ROOF REPAIRS, gutters, tuck pointin g. chimney repairs: guaranteed. DELCO. LU.
4337. 3810 Olive. WIND- DAMAGED roofs, specialists in repairs. Coleman Roofing 8 Leona rd. dr.
Affton, VI 2-5937 ROOFING, tuckpointing. painting. gutter repairs; N. Sarah, guaranteed. JE.
Pierson 1125. 438 ROOFING and chimney repairing; work guaranteed: free estimates. Wm. Dye, 47238 Easton, FO.7552. NEW ROOFS, REPAIRS; UNION.
COBB. PR. 4788. 2628 INDIANA. THEATRICAL 70 LADY piano player, and Indy drummer; would like work in tavern.
PL. 8949. UPHOLSTERING, FURNITURE REPAIRING 71 WE specialize in foam rubber upholstery, prices very reasonable: terms; open evenings. Bernard P. 3175 Morganford, LA 0824 UPHOLSTERING.
furniture reasonable. repairing in your home: Grainiok, 5603 Lotus. EV. 1043. VENETIAN BLINDS SHADES 72 VENETIAN blinds cleaned in 3347.
your home; quick 3500 service. NE. Elizabeth. Bell. EDUCATION SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 75 TELEVISION MAY CLASSES PRACTICAL NOW FORMING Approved Veterans P.L.
16-894 Morris- TV School 2825 N. Grand (at Ball Park) Open Evenings 2137 TELEVISION Shop Training May Classes Now. Forming Approved Veterans BAILEY TECH. 1626 S. GRAND 7860 LEARN WELDING High pressure pipe, day and night classes now forming.
2900 Delmar FR. 1292, DE. 1234 Welding School LEARN BARBERING: unlimited opportunities: Moler College. good 521 pay: call, Washing- or write ton, CE. 3582.
SWITCHBOARD SCHOOL, day, eve- Utt, classes; all ages. Florence 6255, 203 Paul Brown Bldg. ning BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS 76 LEARN beauty culture: unlimited opportunities: good pay: day. Moler evenine classes: call or write 521 Washington, CE. 3581.
College, SITUATIONS-MEN, BOYS 80 Automobile Sales Promotion Merchandising employed, representative, active fac- At 58 tory, to now retire. Years with 3 auto factories, desire change account extensive long distance travel. full or part-time, any line available merchandise. After May reside 12th; St. no Louis, objection Box A-401, Post-Dispatch.
local travel. ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeping. time, tax work: small business; part 100 mile radius. CA. 4337.
within Box A-396, Post- Dispatch. degree: months public accounting, A-40, 5 years clerical experience. Box ACCOUNTANT, experienced, Box college; A-39, taxes, statements; $400. Post- Dispatch. charge: ACCOUNTANT minimum $350.
Box book keeper, Post- Dispatch. BOOKKEEPING for small busitime; systems nesses: part stalled: all statements. JE. 3560. BOY, colored, 17; any kind of work.
GE 5204. BOY, colored bus boy, dishwasher, 3. delivery; call JE. 7666 after BOY. 16; wAnts warehouse work.
MA. 4029. BOY, 15, white: needs work desperately, CE. 9996. CHAUFFEUR.
colored, 35: yard and houseman; references. LU. 1936. CHAUFFEUR HOUSEMAN; references. JE 8961.
CHEF. A1 cafeteria, cafe: 25 years' COMPETENT experience. bookkeeping and tax PR, 2302. service, email to is large professionally businesses; ever phase of work COUPLE: part-time work at home. handled, LO.
5245. Box V-411. Post -Dispatch. also equipped to work at DRAFTSMAN, on Baturday; home: layouts, homes, eto. 8T.
3329 SITUATIONS- -MEN, BOYS 80 FOREMAN; shipping. warehousing, 15 years' experience. VE 2-0047 after p. HANDY MAN: yard, 8at. and reference.
NE. 6202 LA BORER, truck driver or tract; steady. NE. 6905. MALE NURSE: Any 6F night.
MO. 8469. MAN. 41, married. white: or produce: well experienced; can manage: very rellable.
A-68. Post -Dispatch, MAN. 26, white; would like combination of bookkeeping and shorthand; experienced, 8T. 1933. MAN: colored, part time work.
8:36 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.: best reference. 6224 after 5:30. MAN; experienced elevator operator. houseman, prefer nights; ernces.
NE. 3755. colored: wants work; references. FO 3183. MAN: 21; colored: clerk.
truck driver or porter. JE 6959, MAN; with pickup truck, wants work. CH. 3912, MAN, colored: Freight elevator operator: references, OL, 3162. MEN, 2.
colored: part time after 12:80 nights; office cleaning. OL. 6825. OFFICE cleaning after 12:30 mornIngs; colored. OL.
6825. PAINTER; white. sober. reliable, 30 years experience: 1st class painting and decorating: any size Job: best references, OL. 6134.
PAINTER, paperhanger; experienced reasonable; no contractors. PL.8574 RESTAURANT OPERATOR. experdesires industrial cafeteria; presently operating own business, grossing over $90,000 yearly; busIness will be mold and full time deVoted to right proposition. BOx V-114, Post-Dispatch. Air Force man, officer): seeks part-time work; days.
Axminster 0268. YOUNG MAN, colored, ambitious: work of any kind. OL. 6945. YOUNG colored man wants factory work: 5-day week.
GE. 0638. baby sit, ironing. OL. colored: 5-day week; genhousework: references.
CE. colored; bundles in my reference. FO. 7623. colored: 5 days; houseor care children.
NE. 0370. colored: daywork; $6 and RO. 8193. colored, baby sitting or housework.
JE. 4890. colored; Ironing on experienced. LU. 0583.
colored: cleaning or CAre sick. LU 6253. 3 days: housework and SITUATIONS -WOMEN, GIRLS CAPABLE, reliable, elderly woman desires position as hand -poster of accounts receivable or payable; no typing: or as manager of small office: salary commensurate with service. Box V-349, -Dispatch. ASSIST housework and baby sitting.
Anna Wibgile, FR. 8517. BABY SITTING: colored; 5-day week; experienced. co, 1859. BABY SITTING colored: 5-day week: experienced.
JE, 4607. BEAUTICIAN, colored; wants in white shop. NE. 6221. BOOKKEEPING.
complete service, payrolls, taxes: part time: large and firms Fl. 6298. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE of kinds, in our office. FL. 2029.
CHILD cared for while mother works. GE. 0106. CLEANING by the day. LU.
6408. Call around 6 p.m, COLORED: grill, steam table work; 11 p.m.-7 a.m. OL. 1824. FACTORY or day work; colored: experienced.
CE. 2605. GENERAL house cleaning: laundry. Fireside 5980. GIRL, colored: typing, filing, mime: ograph experience.
LU. 1650. GIRL; days; experienced; references. FR. 3786, GIRL; colored, experienced cleaning and ironing, days.
LU. 5136. GIRL, colored; kitchen help, dish washer, reliable. NE. 6206.
GIRL wants Job part time evenings. Call LA. 7119, 7 to 9. TRONING by the day, GR. 5456.
JANITRESS for real estate company, colored: for living quarters and some salary. OL, 1241, LAUNDRY WORK OF Ironing by the day. LU. 5153. LAUNDRY; nome: bundles: ex perlenced.
NE. 2747. LAUNDRY in my home; pickup and deliver; good work. FR. 0261, OFFICE WORK; temporary, part time: dictation, typing, clerical; experienced; qualified, DE.
2608. OFFICE WORK In nome: 10 yearn experience. PL. 4646. OFFICE WORK in home: expertenced: competent.
Westber 04273. PBX OPERATOR: experienced. MA. 7633 SPOTTER and cleaner; experienced: references. NE.
3618. TYPING, bookkeeping, Jong hand addressing. to do at home work picked up and delivered; rates reasonable. Box Y-341, Post-Dis. TYPING done at home by 2 girls: experienced.
VO. 3-4624. TYPING in my home: also short. hand if required, CO, 3043, WOMAN, colored. day or ironing.
NE. 5681. WOMAN, colored: day work: rienced: references, MA. 8206. HELP WANTED- -MEN, BOYS 82 EXECUTIVE ACCOUNTANT Proven Industrial experience in general accounting and financial management.
Must be familiar with analysis of manufacturing and operational costi and their presentation to top management. To receive consideration your reply must include salary requirements and complete resume of education end experienco. BOX V-67, POST DISPATCH ARTHUR MURRAY Has openings for young men, 21-35: pleasant personality; neat appear ance: good speaking voice: Inter ested in business career; some coling. lege Interviewing branch preferred; train for management: with earnings at $4000 to $8000 per year: may remain in St. Louis or may ter to other cities: knowledge of dancing not necessary: nO phone calla: apply in person to Mr.
ARTHUR MURRAY SCHOOL 2 p.m. OF to 10 DANCING 316 N. 6th St. AIR-LINES OPPORTUNITY Men for Ramp Agents; ages 18 to 35: on job training; opportunity for advancement: interviewa between 10 and except Saturday and Sunday. CONTACT MR.
JAY FREED OZARK AIRLINES Ticket counter at Terminal Lambert Field. ATLAS TOOL Assembly Workers Punch Press Operators Steady Employment 5147 Natural Bridge WANTED: A CONSCIENTIOUS YOUNG MAN To learn laboratory work; must be a willing worker and draft exempt; for full t'me job; write and give full qualifications with salary pected. Box Y-28, Post-Dispatch. Accountant Junior or Semi Senior Location North St. Louis REYNOLDS METAL CO.
GO. 0400 AD MAN Experienced in creative copy to slat in the preparation and placement of newspaper, radio, televtsion. direct mail advertising department of nation firm. 1210 Ambassador Bldg. Advertising Representative No canvassing: must own auto; 10- cal, no traveling out of town: pointments furnished: earn while training: we train you to earn $1000 per month; personal Interview only.
Apply Thurs. and p.m.; 10:30 6. m. 4419 Olive. HELP WANTED -MEN, BOYS Veterans TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF YOUR ARMED FORCES EXPERIENCE NOW! Check Off These Advantages: CREDIT FOR MILITARY EXPERIENCE IN STARTING RATE OF PAY LIBERAL LIVING ALLOWANCE WHEN YOU WORK OUTSIDE THE ST.
LOUIS METROPOLITAN AREA. AUTOMATIO RAISES UP TO YEARS. FULL PAY WHILE TRAINING LIBERAL EMPLOYE BENEFITS. INCLUDING RETIREMENT A PROGRAM. SICKNESS AND PAID VACATIONS AND HOLIDAYS.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE OR EQUIVALENT PREFERRED, AGE Ag 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 help with the custom installation of complex equipment in telephone central offices throughout the St. Louis area. CHECK US AND LEARN WHY WESTERN ELECTRIC OFFERS YOU UNUSUAL Western Electric A Unit of the Bell System Employment Office 117 N. 10th St.
LIVE SOUTH? CHAIN INSPECTOR HAMMERMEN BUCKERS HEATERS PUNCH OPERATORS MAINTENANCE MACHINIST SHEAR OPERATORS TIME KEEPERS Steady Work for Experienced, Dependable Men A.C.F. Foot of St. George St. (2700 SOUTH) "A Good Place to Work" ADVERTIBING and promotional wanted for established downtown real estate office: $5000 year to start plus opportunity to earn extra bonus: real estate experience preferred but not essential: not over 45: see Mr. Quigley forenoon in person.
Glick R. E. Co. 801 Chestnut AIR CONDITIONING ASSEMBLERS and packers needed, 18-40; we will train. Apply Automatic Firing 4417 Oleatha.
ARC WELDER Man, white, able-bodied: N. for plain production work, 1400 Seventh. ARC WELDER Man, white, able-bodied, for plain production work. 1400 N. 7th st.
ASPRALT MAN; newly formed aspheit contractor needs foreman to handle state and city paving: salary open. Box V-148, PostASSEMBLERS Age perience 21-27: draft exempt; production work: should live in Overland. Olivette, University City. Florissant or vicinity. or CA.
Call 3308 TE. evenings, 4-2851; week days for appointment. ASSEMBLE ORDERS: nights: day week; union scale; permanent work; age 18-32. Apply to Mr. Wingier, A.m, to 10 a.m.
Mon. through at National Biscuit 618 Cass, ASSISTANT MANAGER, restaurant relief whift: mote experience: good opportunity: age 25 to 35. Union Apply Fred Harvey Restaurant, Station. AUTO BODY MAN Experienced combination man. Bee Ken Kramer.
A. B. C. MOTORS 3620 GRAVOIS AUTO BODY AND FENDER DENT MAN Must Be an A-1 LINDBERG CADILLAC CO. Call Chris--NE.
6400 AUTO BODY MEN Experienced all around auto body repair men. located in Wellston new modern shop. co. 6255, 1550 Salzman, AUTO BODY MAN: experienced, permanent, good Natural pay. North Side LU.
Motors, 4232 Bridge, 4860. Mr. Mathews. AUTO BODY APPRENTICE Must have at least 2 years' expertence. Pardue Motors, 6831 Easton.
GO. 8200. AUTO BODY MAN; top mAD, top waRes. Pace Auto Body 2907 Washington. AUTO BODY MEN, experience necessary: top pay.
SW. 9500. AUTO BODY man; steady, Stewart Auto Body, 3418 Gravols. AUTO fender man; colored: expertenced: steady. 2718 Case.
JE. 8650 AUTO GLASS INSTALLER Experienced. Gravols Auto Glass Paint, 4006 Gravois. AUTO MECHANICS Good pay and working conditiona. E.
M. STIVERS INC. 6320 DELMAR PA. 1000 AUTO MECHANIC HELPER Age 21-30. high school lubrication graduate, and some experience in automotive repair: 2nd shift, 5 nights week: $1.75 An general hour to start; good employe benefits: write, giving complete personal information Including age, education, experience, including military service confidential.
and Box availability: Y-367, replies Post-Dispatch. AUTO MECHANIC Excellent working conditions in new and completely modern shop. See Fred Mertz at ARLIN OLDSMOBILE 7700 Carondelet Clayton AUTO MECHANIC Best working conditions: prefer aM experience; Mr. Brown. CHAS.
E. VINCEL PONTIAC Inc. Louis' Oldest Pontiac Dealer 3295 8. Kingshighway at Fyler AUTO MECHANIC Night shift: must be A1: steady Stephen ployment: Burns, 7701 Manchester. AUTO MECHANIC: Chrysler expertmust be first class.
Ask for Mr. ence; Brooks or Mr. Brown, Ted's Motors, 7486 Manchester. 8T. 5557 Automobile Service Salesman Buick experience preferred: vacation, 8-day: insurance benefits, paid profit sharing.
Mr. Goeke. KUHS BUICK 2837 N. GRAND. AUTO POLISHER AND CAR CLEAN LOT.
UP MAN FOR USED GOOD PAY. 3157 GRAVOIS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1953. 13C SILOUIS POST- DISPATCH HELP WANTED--MEN, BOYS AUTO SALESMEN Metropolitan Nash St. Louis's fastest growing new car dealer, needs 2 aggressive and conscientious men to sell new and used cars; commission and opportunity for good Apply in at 2922 N.
Grand. Wally Brinkman. AUTOMOTIVE Engine rebuilding plant, has inga for men between 25-45: $65 per week to start; 45-hour week; paid holidays, vacation and welfare plan; steady and permanent work. MACHINE CO. 4216 W.
EASTON AUTO PARTS COUNTER MEN Wholesale: good working conditions: steady employment: 5-day. 40-hour week; top wakes; must be enced. KOOCHOOK INC. 3145 Locust NE. 2600 Auto Painters Helper DUFAUX MOTOR CO.
Top wages for experienced, sober, 3345 8. KINGSHIGHWAY a reltable worker. MR. HAYDEN, HU. 1600 BAKERY ROUTE SALESMEN Established home service routes; no lay-offs in 25 years; unlimited earnings, depending on work accomplished.
22 PAID DAYS OFF PER YEAR. ALSO PAID TIONS. Apply. WHITE BAKING CO. 4015 PAPIN Phone FR.
1810 BAKER Must have minimum 2, years experience in large hotel or teria. Apply Lambert Field "McDonnell Aircraft Corp. BAKER'S HELPER Some experience, to work in Industrial cafeteria bake shop; days. CO. 1800, Station 488, BAKERS: day -night: first hand: 5-day week.
Mangelsdorf, 425 N. Sappington, BAKER. first hand: must be AT baker. ST. 4900.
BANK TELLER: experience ing and receiving: under 35. Citizens National Bank of Maplewood, HI. 0666. BAR TENDER Must be experienced mixed drinks; apply JEFFERSON HOTEL Mr. Rief, Room 248 BARTENDER; experienced: dependable: 5 St.
p.m. to closing. Mo. Hotel st. Charles, Charles, BEAUTY Operator (man), with Clayton following; full or part-time, top salary and commission.
CA. 6771. BEVERAGE AUDITOR No experience necessary; good figures; apply personnel office HOTEL STATLER CAPTAIN White, for dining, room: excellent opportunity, V-120, cleaning, 5749. WOMAN, eral 6328. WOMAN, home: WOMAN, work WOMAN, carfare, WOMAN, light WOMAN, days; WOMAN, for WOMAN; Bill I Clerk, Experienced I.B.M.
Machine: Insurance benefita: F. and M. Line, 2120 Howard, CH. 7690, ank for E. SIMPSON, BILLER OR FART TYPISTA part time: for truck line: hours, p.m.
to p.in. MIDDLEWEST 527 S. Therese, BLUE print trimmer; state ence. Box V-30, Post -Dispatch. Combination body and paint man; good pay and working conditions.
E. M. Stivers, Inc. 6320 Delmar PA. 1000 BODY MAN Experienced in body repair of treetore and trailers: also capable of welding: call 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
CH. 9027. BOOKKEEPER, thorough knowledge of complete set of books: through the trial balance; need person with Initiative and who can assume responsibility; excellent opportunity for person qualified. Please state full particulars and salary ed. Box V-16, Post -Dispatch.
BOOK KEEPER -Stenographer, 20-40, for south side manufacturer; cellent opportunity. Sidney 3515. BOOKKEEPER. general office work; some typing: good opportunity. Box V-96, Post- -Dispatch.
Bookkeeping Machine Operator SELL or trade, complete commercial fishing outfit, 30 net 11g boat, tor, etc. Write John Laird. 21204 Blair or call after 6. HAVE TV or diamond rings: want late model outboard motor. EV.
3714, GO. 7933. GMC model 750 tractor, 30-ft. tandem trailer; perfect. 2501 Spencer, Overland.
DODGE, '47, 4 or door, radio and 1411 er, clean, for? sell, $495. Evergreen. Fi. 4990. TAVERN, south; reasonable; for home or sell.
SW. 3883. THRIVING confectionery; GA. 9285. $4500 or equity real estate.
CHEVROLET, '41; for motor scooter. MA. 2040, call after 4:30 p.m. EQUITY In clean 1950 Hudson. Atwater 1274R.
RHEEM water heaters, Installed for any useful item. MO 9935. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 38 CESSPOOLS and septic tanks cleaned. J. Ardrey, 5875 Elmbank, GO.
0008. APPLIANCE REPAIRING 40 WASHERS REPAIRED, automatic wringers, all makes; work guaranteed; free estimates. Nappier, 7231 Manchester. ST. 3824.
APPLIANCES rewired at small cost; pickup and delivery 1315 service. Hamilton Call P. 0870 today. Mel, ASH HAULING ASHES, rubbish hauled, prompt service, Thomas, 4423 Page. LU.
0327. BRICKLAYING, TUCKPOINTING 43 Before YOU REDECORATE Damp walls corrected, tuckpointing, chimney repairs, waterproofing: terms desired; free estimates. Missouri Tuckpointing 4115 Taft, SW. 1639. TUCKPOINTING, Pita concrete desired.
work. new garagea: if LEN, EV. 2620 Avie, TUCKPOINTING, chimney work, waterproofing; union. Smard, 3201 Caroline. PR.
9292. TUCKPOINTING, chimney repair; estimates reasonable. Dennis. 2546 Russell, PR. 4323.
MO. 3704. TUCK POINTING, chimney repairing, caulking, Cather, Gilmore, EV. 1453. BRICK WORK and tuckpointing.
Swyers, 1701A Carroll, CH. 1737. TUCKPOINTING and brick work. Gamblin. 6853 Chippewa.
ST 0260. Call Bob, FR. 9537, 514 N. Sarah. TUCKPOINTING, painting roofing.
BRICK work, tuckpointing. Murray CO. 4780. F1, 4019. 1520 Hamilton CARPENTERS and BUILDERS 44 NEW HOMES built, concrete form work: repairs: free estimates.
Brown, 2 Twin Lakes TE. 3-8027. Valley 5-4465. CARPENTER: A1; porches, breezeways, garages and alterations. Vogler, 119 Florissant Florissant, Mo.
University 4-4892. CARPENTER, porches, general pairing and remodeling. Schmitt Const. Waterman, VO. 3-7966, GENERAL construction work; new homes FHA: get our bid before building.
Francis Const. 29 Chaminade, TE. 4-8207, W. E. MOSS AND SONS, carpenter work of all kinda: free estimates: fully Insured.
Call PL 1070. 6421 Minnesota. GENERAL repairs, remodeling. porches, garages: estimates cheerfully given. C.
S. Const. GR 7204, WI 9286, 5517 Bischoff. NEW Or repair. remodellor: union labor prompt service.
Bork Const. GR, 7077 3835 Lafayette. PORCHES. FArAgeS, dena; new and repairs; established 23 years. minghaus, 7713 Lovella, 87 6365.
PHASES HOME REMODEL ING. Save by calling FO 9073. Gregory Const, 1625 Semple. Burroughs experience preferred; will train quaified beginner: 5-day week; permanent position. Call Mr.
Mulholland, LU. 7800. Missouri Distributors, Inc. 3952 West Pine 945 Arcade Bldg. BUS DRIVERS: at least 25 years of age, married, county or eity reference, previous driving ence preferred: steady work.
Ape ply 9-5 dally, St. Louis Charles County Transit Co. 8855 St. BUSHELMAN For men's clothing store; good pay: steady, 7227. work, 1730 8.
Candy Makers-Spinners White or colored: must be enced steady on work: spinning $1.65 per hr. Call stick candyi Chicago, Illinois, charges collect, Whitehall 4-0070. CAR HOPS 16-35 Alternating hours: some straight at your day shifts available. Apply nearest PARKMOOR Or Personnel Office. 6737 Clayton Rd.
CAR HOPS: pleasant working condo tions; good earnings. Apply 6034 5:30 p.m., Hoppes Drive Inn, Chippewa. work; stay on place. Call PA. 4077 CARETAKER and general porter or vO.
3-7067. CAR WASHER, colored: must be steady, wage; no phone calls. experienced around tilling station; Leaver Filling Station, 4300 Warne CHAUFFEURS: drive be neat, radio cour- trolled cabs: must none others need apply. teous and over 25: know 1835 city: Washington. Ace Cab Co.
CHAUFFEUR Er you are an experienced driven 25 are and reliable, know the city inside and careful, willing, over out, you belong in this business. Apply 9:30 to 12:30. 600 S. Vandeventer Laclede Cab Co. BOYS White: over 16: light warehouse work; 5-day week.
Pierce Bidg. News 2206 Locust. BOY: white, for insurance office: to run errands, take charge of stock room. Lindell, see Mr. ham.
BOY for will call and wrapping department: only full-time person considered: age 16 or older. Well, Eighth and Washington. BOY: light, clean factory work: 5- day week. Gaylord Container Corp. 3000 S.
2nd. BOY to work an assistant in testing laboratory of paint manufacturer. Apply 3508 Market. BOYS for floor work in cutting. de partment; permanent.
Angelica Uniform 1421 Olive. BOYS: over 16 years, for sion work. Apply Harry Lewis, Forest Park Highlands. white; assist shipping clerk packing. Missouri Label N.
First at. BOYS, colored: work in laundry and cleaning plant. 1400 Washington, BOY, for deliveries. Knight Drug,.
