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MONDAY. DEATHS CARPENTERS and IUILDERS 44 SITUATlCSSWCiSEil. filRLS tl KELP WASTED KEN. HYS t2 KELP WANTED ICS. R8YS B2 DEATHS 14 GAGE; CATHERINE XT, 7T0 North moor AUg.

10, 1952, beloved widow of Wilton H. Gage, dear mother of Chester A. and Leslie F. Gage, dear grandmother of Mrs. Robert C.

McGarry, dear mother-in-law of Mrs. Jessie A. Gag and great-grandmother of Kevin Brian P. McGarry and grandmotber-in-law of Robert C. McGarry.

Funeral from CULLINANE BROS. Funeral Home, 3320 N. Kingshigh-way. Aug. 13, 8:30 a.m.

to Our Lady of Loudres Church. Interment Calvary. Please omit flowers. AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS APPLY McQuay Norris Mfg. Co.

(CORE DIVISION) 4014 SIEMERS LANE I Block East of Goodfellow, 2 Blocks North of Natural Bridge MACHINISTS For Precision i Machine Work Must Be Qualified Men Are you looking for a friendly place to work with these advantages? Premium top pay for night shift Working clothes furnished and laundered Overtime schedule group hospitalization and welfare plan Modern plant with best equipment JOHN RAMMING MACHINE CO. 4591 McREE FACTORY WORKERS ARC WELDERS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT REPAIRMEN Steady work Good pay Opportunity for advancement Paid vacation and holidays Pension and insurance benefits MISSOURI PORTLAND CEMENT CO. 9403 RIVERVIEW DR. 14 CanSlefflT ZTEGLE bOl'rflX KimmawicK, sat. 1952, beloved wife of auk.

9. th late Michael Ziegler Br. dear mother ot Michael, Alois and Frank Ziegler, and the late Ambrose and Leo Ziegler, dear sister, mother-in-law, aunt and great-aunt, grandmother and great-grandmother In her eightieth yeFuneral from the HELIGTAG Funeral Home, Imperial, Aug. 13, 8:30 a.m. to St.

Joseph Catholic Church, Kimmswlck, at 9 a.m. Deceased was a member of Our Lady of Fatima. LOST 17 $150 REWARD Boxer dog. female; whit spot on nose, white chest and toes. Please call TE.

4-8405. BEAGLE PUP; female, black and white; child's pet; Pine Lawn; collar and license; -reward. GO. 3128 BLACK and tan terrier; ansewera to Boots; 9 yrs. old, white tip paws, short legs, wart on 'forehead; Kingshighway and Easton, piease can je.

vit.t. B0ST0NBull Terrier; black; an swers to reward, ru sao BOXER; female: fawn; scarred on Bead; reward, gv. CAIRN terrier; male, light gray; wearing black collar, heart shaped tag; reward. Si. 1711.

COIN PURSE; brown; money; Thursday; University reward-PA. 9946. COLLIE pup. black, brown, white. jHUisnaie; rewarq.

COLLIE. 1 year, female, reward. CO. 4653. DOG; strayed; vicinity Revis Bar-racks Sat.

night. Tulane 2-4801 after 6 p.m. DOG; male Schnauzer. answers to name of Munchie rejward.J.1674 FRATERNITY PIN; Theta Xis vicinity 43xx Holly Hills; reward. HU.

775B. GLASSES; lady's; downtown shop; reward. Call Tri City 6-2633. GLASSES; Washington 7thf Fri. p.m.; reward, itu.

luao. GLASSES; in tan case; gold frame; reward. NR. 5039. IRISH SETTER; vicinltv St.

Louis Hills; REWARD. FL. 7641. LOST Friday. Aug 8: 1 small electric sink waste cable: near Clay-ton and Price rds.

Call HU. 2903. RING LOST; black onyx and diamonds, on Cass bus or 8th-01ive; keepsake; reward. JE 1918. RING; man's diamond Jap signet.

Initial H.A.;reward.Mtl834. WATCH, pocket; railroad; sliver" case. 21-Jewel; reward. Fl 9077. WRISTWATRH: lady's Bulova keepsake: inscribed on back "to Betty from Roy" reward, VI.

2-5438. WRISTWATCH: Elgin; vi-cinity Forest Park zoo Sunday aft-ernoon. Si. 6457. WRISTWATCH; lady's: on Kings-highway bus.

about 7 p.m. Fri. nignt; reward, xja. idho. WRISTWATCH: Lad Elgin, gold; keepsake; reward.

CA. lisah. BIDS WANTED 1 SEALED BIDS WANTED Bids will be received at the office of the Board of Public Service, Room 208. City Hall, until 12 :00 Tuesdav, September 2. 1952.

for the diversion of the Benton Street Sewer around the Municipal Park Dock. Detailed plans and specifications may be examined at the Office of the President of the Board of Public Service. RoomJI25CityJHall PERSONAL 23 WANT TO CONTACT party who offered portable skating rink for sale. Call Gene. Upton 3-2282.

SPECIAL NOTICES 26 "SPECIAL NOTICE. I. Wm. M. Stoeppler, formerly of 2511 Hampton, Apt.

2D, city of St. Lotus, state of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible tor anv debts contracted after this date by anyone except nivseif. SlEWILLIAM' M. STOEPPLER. RPV.nULtfoflCE: I.

GUS BOVA, of 1904 N. 14th City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, oo herebv uive notice that I will not resnonsihle for anv debts con tracted after this date by anyone except myself. (Signed! BOVA MERTICE JOHNSON, Of 2023A N. 20th.

City Kt Iiils. State of Missouri, do herebv give notice that 1 will not be resoonsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone MERTICE JOHNSON BUSINESS PERSONALS 28 SOME protected areas still available in Missouri ana jinnois mr sales and service of the famous iin of coal, oil or eas heating fur naces and boilers, as made by the Kalamazoo which bss been serving the beating trade for over 50 years. xour inquiry wm us given prompt attention. Air Conditioning Engineering Co. 2116 Locust.

St. Louis, Mo. WILL build 7 large rooms. H-'. hath.

S20.0Q0. on your int. SWAPS 31 TV: RCaI floor sample; AM-FM radio, automatic phonograph: 10 TV, full doors: for good used car or? call CA. 1002. HAMMOND-ORGAN Will swap or pay cash.

DE. 3333 or CA. 3222. i- FORD, '49 tudor; want late model car; pay cash difference or sell. 223S l.UC3S-tlUnt.

JKU. TRADE 42" full size gas range for 21" apartment size gas range. TE. 3-2621. FORD, '49 2-door: overdrive: like new; for eaulty and small house.

west or northWabash3510W. HUDSON. '51 fully equipped: niv K400 miles: swap my eauity forv 7145. plckun.DE. 0814.

WILLYS 51 station wagon, for late modeltrailer.Box 3 ROOMS modern furniture for late model car or cash. ST. 4524. BUSINESS DIRECTORY MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 38 CATERING for all occasions; hot food, sandwiches, coriee. j-ouise 4 1 8 esson.

AIR CONDITIONING 39 "PHI-CO -ton, window, guaran teed jalso ironrne. in. ASH-HAULING 41 ASHES, rubbish hauieo, prompt 27 CaL7WE HAUL: ashes, rubbish. Walker. 2U2U KKinie.

am vt" BRICKLAYING, TUCKPOINTIKG 43 LOO- compare my tuckpointing prices, quality and workmanshio. Satisfaction guaranteed. Fi. 2751 after 6 p.m. STORMPROOF.

6444 Wellsmar. "TUCKPOINTTNG. roofing, chimnevs a specialty, reasoname. 241 7 A Hadley. GA.

7592 or C. 4264. TOCK POINTING. waterproofing. caulking; expert cnimney reoaivs; free estimate.

Alex Tuck Pointing 2209Sullivjin.jGjfc;5304. tuckpointing: waterproofing and caulking; fully insured; fiee estimates. GR 0043, 1321 8. Compton. TUCKPOINTING.

chimney cement work: do down payment: 36 mns. to pay. -en. 2620 Avte. ta.i TUCKPOINTING, chimney work: in-sured: free estimates.

Stanley Smard.3201 Caroline. PR. 9292, TUCKPOINTING. painting cement work; free estimates. Madison 2012 St.

-OUSS. UK. 17 -JL BARBECUE pits, tuckpointing. brick walks, patios and stens. Goad, 4403 Manchester.

NE. 6161. TlJCkPOlNTlNG no Job too small. Hutson. 4450 Oakland.

NE. 4102. TUCKPOINTING prompt; Insured. Barnett 5823 Plymouth. PA.

3 550 CARPENTERS and BUILDERS 44 REMODELING, repairing, rebuilding; commercial residential. STEWART CONST. CO. 866i, 4008 N. Kingshighway.

Attention Home. Owners General carpentry repairs, rooms built, additions, attics or basement. Porches cf any kind, roofing, siding of all kinds, Insulation and storm windows. E-Z terms. 3G months to pay, free estimates, call Ross Henson, general contractors.

6200 Derby. CO. 1229. LONG TERM FINANCING Room additions, attic remodeling, enclosed breeze ways, porches, replace windows and doors; garages; available night and day. ALL CONTRACTING CO.

12 N. Meramec 7599 Olive DE. CARPENTRY-remooeling: rathskellers, attics, additions, cabinets, garages. FHA terms. PATE, 3928 N.

25th NE. 6437 V15924. FENCE ERECTION: chain llnk'or ornamental wire: prompt service: free estimates: FHA terms. Broad-hnrst. 7737 Brand.

VI. 7-3568. CARPENTER repair sunporches, additions, basement rooms. Call Broadway. 8422 Elmore.

WY. 1566, Save bv calling- FO 9073. Gregory Const. 1625 Semple. CAKrjiNTxt new; repair; an kinds.

Io. 4S70A Easton. F0.5619 Always For the Things You Want, Keep an Eye on the Want Ads in the ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DEATHS 14 MOTHER MART 8T. JTDE (Mary Carroll), entered into rest in Detroit, Aug.

8. MUELLER, DONALD CHARLES, 2903 Wyoming, suddenly. Aug. 10. 1952.

beloved son of Fred and Mildred Mueller, dear brother of Fred, Kenneth, David and Robert Mueller, our dear grandson, nephew and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois. Aug. 13, 1:30 P.m. Interment S.S.

Peter and Paul Cemetery. MUELLER, JOHN 4732 Mattes School fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Aug. 10, 1952. beloved husband of Mary Mueller (nee Speth), dear father of Aloys, Oscar, Edward and Raymond Mueller. father-in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln, Aug. 13. 8 a.m., to Assumption Church and Cemetery, Mattese, Mo. Mr. Mueller was a member of Holy Society.

O'CONNOR, SARAH B. (nee Neary), tuj Jiuian. Aug. iaa, dear wife of the fate Thomas J. O'Connor, dear mother of Mrs.

Mary Shephard. Mrs. Harriette Stover and Thomas M. O'Connor, dear sister of Mrs. Hattie Obrist and William Neary, dear grandmother and aunt.

Funeral from STUART SONS Chapel, Union and Page Aug. 13, 8:30 a.m., to St. Rose's Church. Interment Calvary Ceme tery. OGLE, JAMES GRAYSON, suddenly Aug.

8. near vanaana, 111., dear husband of Mary J. Ogle, dear son of Mr. and Mrs. James S.

Ogle of Bixby. brother of H. R. Ogle of Alhambra, 111., brother-in-law and uncle. Mr.

Ogle at ALEXANDER SONS CHAPEL, 6175 Delmar until noon Tues. Funeral from West Park Baptist Church. 1448 Hodia-mont, 1 to Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Mr. Ogle was a member of Local No.

2 and No. 47 A.F. of M. FAWLTKOWSKI, PAUL, 1414 N. 18th entered into rest Aug.

9. 1952. dear husband of Mary Pawliknwski, dear father of Mrs. Marie Bush. Peter Pawllkowski, and Michael Paul (Pawlikowski).

our dear father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral from CENTRAL Funeral Home, 3841 Cass Aug. 12. at 8:30 A.M. to St.

Mary Assumption Church, Dolman and Hickory. Interment Calvary Cemetery. PCRDY, ALONZO 3035 F.ads Aug. 10. 1952.

dear husband of the late Meta Purdy (nee McCall). dear stepfather of Elma M. Wunderlich. James Leslie and Lorraine Miller, dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Mr.

Purdv at KRIEGSHAUSER' S. 4228 S. Kingsbiehway until Aug. 12. 10 p.m.

Interment Wilmington, Del. REICHMANN, HENRY 4108 Clarence Sat. Aug. 9, 1952, 9:30 a.m., beloved husband of the late Caroline Reichmann, dear father of Mabel Reich mann. Funeral Tues.

Aug. 12, 2 p.m. from the PROVOST Mortuary, 3710 N. Grand bl. to New Picker Ceme-terv.

Mr. Relchmann was a member of Mizpah Lodge No. 639 A.F.&A.M. and Wabash Lodge No. 248 K.of P.

Masonic services same day of funeral. SEVER. MIRE. 6707 Edison Velda Village. Aug.

10. 1952. 10:30 a.m., beloved husband of Minnie Sever (nee WietharK dear fa ther of Marie Seyer and our dear uncle, brother-in-law, nephew and cousin. Funeral An. 13.

8:15 a.m., from the PROVOST Mortuary. 3710 N. Grand to the Church of Ascension of Normandy. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr.

Seyer was a member of Barbers Union No. 102. SILCH, EDNA MAR nee New-house), formerly cf 2523 Fall av fortified withe Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Aug. 9, 1952, beloved wife of Harrv A. Silch, dear mother of Cecelia Ketch-erside.

Georgietta Elliston, Arthur and Harry E. Silch. dear grandmother, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral Aug. 12.

8:30 a from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and W. Florissant to St. Teresa's Church, Grand ud North Market its. Interment Zion Cemetery. SIXDELAR, BARBARA (nee Si-man), 4911 Murdock.

Aug. 11, 1952, beloved wife of the late Rudolph Sindelar, dear mother of Rudolph, Charles. Emil. Louis snd Richard Sindelar. Emma Trejbal Ann Pelikan, Regina Ost and Marie Ost.

dear sister of Emma Burian and Regina Felix, our dear mother-in law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral Aug. 13. 1:30 p.m. from MOYDELL'S.

Mississippi and Allen aves. Interment Sunset Burial Park. Member of Lodge Washington No. 30. C.S.A.

Lodge Johanna Rozmitalu No. 116 C.S.A. and Lodge Bozena, Nemcova-Josefa Zemanova No. 10, J.C.D, STENGER, RALPH Aug. 10, 1952, husband of Mrs.

Dorothy Stenger (nee Trendley, father of Mrs. Cuentin Huber. Madeline, Carol Ann and Ralph Trendley, brother of Miss Stella, Meta. Adelaide, Al Rev. Joseph B.

Stenger and Mrs. Elmer Etling. Service 9:30 a.m. Blessed Sacrament Church, Belleville, 111. Burial Green Mount Cemetery.

Body in state at RENNER-GEMINN Funeral Home, Belleville, 111., after 6 p.m. Tues. ta TARRANT, SGT. ALFRED LEON, U.S.M.C., 46S9 Alle-manla, Aug. 6, 1952, at El Torro, beloved son of William E.

and Dora M. dear brother of Billy Gene, Dob Dee. Betty Lee, Esther Mack. Vioia Ann Tarrant, and Mrs. Frances Ortman.

Remains In state at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS Funeral Home. 7027 Gravois. 2 p.m., Thurs. Service 2 p.m.

Interment Lake-wood Park Cemetery. American Legion Guard of Honor service 8 p.m., Thurs. Guard of Honor services sponsored by Gardenville Affton Memorial Post ST A NEK, ELLA (nee Martin). Aug. 9, beloved wife ot tne late FTank Stanek, dear mother of Helen Corbett.

dear mother-m-law. Funeral from CULLEN KELLY Funeral Home, 4386 Lindell to Holy Innocents Church, Aug. 12 at 8:30 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. TENGE, THERESA tnee Schmld), 2906 Hebert entered into rest Aug.

11. 1952. widow of Joseph Tenge. dear mother of Mrs. Joseph C.

Buergler. John William Paul ana Raymond J. Tenge, our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. Funera. from STOCK Mortuary, Grand and Florissant, Aug, 13, 8:30 a.

to St. Augustine Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mrs. Tenge was a member of Married Ladies' Sodality.

WHITESIDE, EVELINE, 123 Col-lege dear wife of B. Wilson Whiteside, dear mother of Peter Wilson Whiteside, dear daughter uf jar. ana Mrs. iseu Campbell, sisur of John Campbell, our dear auft, sister-in-iaw antt oaugnter-in-iaw. Mrs.

Whiteside at PARKER Chapel, 15 W. Lockwood, Webster uroves until 10 a.m. Aug. 12. services same nav 1 1 a.m.

from Woods Chapel. Webster Groves Pres byterian Church. Interment Colum-J oia, soutn Carolina, WIKETE, BARBARA (nee Egler), 810 Iron Aug. 10, 1952, 1:45 p.m., dear wife of the late Peter Wikete. dear mother of John Wikete, Katherlne Steele, Barbara Davis, Matthew, Wikete, Sue Hatton, Eve Westfall and the late Peter Wiket our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois Aug, 13. 8:30 a.m. Reouiem Mass at SS. Mary and Joseph Church. Interment SS.

Peter and Paul Cemetery. Member of SouUi St. Louis Benevolent Society Oesterreichisher Damen Verein. WILKINSON. PHOEBE Aug.

11, 1932, wile of the late Melville L. Wilkinson, mother of Mrs. Frank Mayfield. Service at Dnn forth Chapel of Pilgrim Congregational Church 2:30 p.m. Delaware, O.

WILMS, CLARA 54i0A Buskin Aug. 9. 1952. dear daughter of the late Francis B. and WH-helmlna Boedeker Wille.

beloved sister of Frances Loretta M. and the late Raymond J. and Genevieve A. Wille, dear sister-in-law of Katherlne Le Houllier Wille, dear niece and cousin. Funeral from STUART SONS Chapel, Union and Page Aug.

12. 8:30 a.m., to St. Philip Neri Church. Interment Calvary. YENAW'INE, FRANK STEWARtT 3410 Seventeenth S-.

St. Petersburg, Aug. 9. 1952, beloved husband of Dessie Yenawine and father of sons Philip, Lor Ing and Wayne Yenawine. Services BAYNARD Funeral Home, St.

Petersburg, Aug. 12. 10 a.m. 7.AGER, LOUIS. Aug.

10, 1952, beloved husband of Goldle Rubenstein Zager, dear father of Harold and Suzanne P. Zager, neloved brother of Dora Feldman, Ethel Burnstein, Rose, Libby and Morris Zager, our dear son-in-law and brother-in-law. Funeral from the RINDSKOPP Chapel, 5212 Delmar bl. 3 p.m. to Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery.

Congregation B'Na! Amoona please attend funeral of our late member. Louis Zager, 3 at the Rlndskopf Chapel. Meyer Kranzberg. Pres. ZARTT, HARRV 9210 Tudor.

Overland, entered Into rest Aug. 9, 1952, 9 a.m., dear brother of Mrs. William H. McConnell. Mrs.

Tillle Patton and Mrs. Lottie Taylor, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Aug. 13, 2 p.m.. from BUCHHOLZ-KOELLER Mortuary.

5967 West Florissant av. Interment Zlon Cemetery. A member of Local 341. Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and TTG. 11.

1952, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH (- Want Ad Rules and Regulations t-IHntch reserves the c'l' ads under appropriate Headings, Th Pct-Dispatch reserves th MBt revise or reject advertise menta or to reUin answer to any box number advertisement. If this JlBiit ta exercised the amount paid for thi advertisement will be refunded to toe advertiser. agreed that the liability of The Pulitzer publishing Company of failure to publish an advertisement for any reason or la event that errors occur ta the Publish nr of an advertisement shall Jj limited to the amount paid by the advertiser, Phone MAin II lr AIIKOUHCEMEMTS CEMETERIES NO FINER HONOR FOR THOSE WE LOVE Oak Grove "THE FINEST" CEMETERY, MAUSOLEUM CREMATORY CA. 8606, 7800 ST.

CHARLES BO. CEMETERIES SIX-GRAVE lots in Mount Lebanon Cemetery, a Masonic cemetery. Lot 129, Section D. Mrs. Lewis Horner.

1411 Main Alton. 111. LAUREL HILL; 4 graves: will sell separately; $200. GR. 7530.

"VALHALLA cemetery; 4-grave lot; desirable site. Call Wabash 3684W. HORISTS 7 NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN Sprays. $3.60 up; baskets. J5 up.

3801 S. GRAND GR. 9600 BRIX FLORIST Funeral Specialists CO. 5032 4820 Natl Bridge FUNERAL DIRECTORS 8 ALBERT H. HOPPE KUTIS FUNERAL HOME 2906 GRAVOIS LA.

3000 "EIDNER UNDERTAKING CO. ESTABLISHED 1850 2223 BL Louis CH. 1654 MOYDELL'S Mississippi and Allen LA. 0402 MONUMENTS 10 "ROSEBKOUGH MONUMENT CO. 5232 W.

Florissant CO. 4655 DEATHS 14 BSNHOLZER, LOUIS .7419 Michigan suddenly, Aug. 9, 1952, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, loved husband of Marie Banholzer nee Federhofer), dear father of Raymond Banholzer, father-in-law, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln, Aug. 12, a.m., to St.

Boniface Church. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery. BECKETT, WILLIAM Aug. 10, 1952, husband of Mrs. Jessie Cermak Beckett, father of Elliott 3.

Beckett, brother of John Sham-bon and our dear grandfather. Funeral from BURKE Funeral Home, 3300 State East St. Louis, Aug. 13, 9 a.m., to Blessed Sacrament Church. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery.

Deceased was a member of American Cemetery Official Association of St. Jjouis and vicinity. Members of the Cemetery Officials Association of St. Louis and Vicinity will meet at the Burke Funeral Home, 3800 State East St. Louis, 111., Aug.

12, at 8 p.m., to pay their respect to the memory of our departed member, WILLIAM F. BECKETT. CEMETERY OFFICIALS OF ST. LOUIS, CHRIS WELLPOT, Pres. BARKER, BRIDGET, 13S2 Mont-clair.

Aug. 10. 1952. widow cf the late Charles Barker, dear mother of Mrs. Mabel Francis, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, aunt and cousin.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois. Aug. 13, 8:30 a.m. Requiem Mass St. Agatha Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. RLASKO. CATHERINE (neeBudle), of 852 Canaan suddenly Aug. 8, 1952, beloved wife of the late John Blasko dear mother of John Martin and Michael Blasko, our dear grandmother and mother-in-law. Funeral Aug.

12, 2 P.m.. from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel. Fair and W. Florissant av. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery.

BKOCKMEIEB, AMELIA E. nee Barbear), 4114 Minnesota Aug. 10, 1952, dear wife of the late Wm. F. Brockmeyer, dear mother of Wm.

J. Brockmeyer and Vera Wolff, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from WACKER-H-L-DERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois Aug. 13, 1:30 p.m. Interment St.

Paul's Churchyard. BRUEGGEMANN, JOHN B. (JACK), 1927A E. John Aug. 10, 1952, beloved husband of Mabel Brueggemann (nee Oetter).

dear lather of Melba Hutchinson, dear lather-in-law of Woliord F. Hutchinson, dear brother of William and August Brueggemann. dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral Aug. 13.

8:30 a.m., from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant to Holy Name Churcn, Grand and Emily. Interment Prie-dens Cemetery. Mr. Brueggemann was a member of Custoaians Matrons B. and A.

of SU Louis Public Schools, and Public School Custodians and Matrons. Local No. 118, A. F. of L.

C. ARTHUR, Aug. 10 1952, husband of Jeanne D. Carlson, father of Mrs. Joseph F.

McMa-hon Mrs. David B. Russell, Arthur E. and Lee J. Carlson, brother of Alice Hansen and Mildred Pease.

Service at LUPTON Chapel. 7233 Delmar 2 p.m. Family requests that in lieu of flowers friends may make a contribution in his memory to the St. Louis Heart Association. Railway Exchange Bldg.

CORDES. CHRISTINA, nee Klaas, 4100 Michigan, Aug. 11, 195-, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, wife of the late Henry A. Cordes, dear mother of Mary Lager, Anthony F. William, Harry L.

Augusta Kemper, Hilde-Eard Hoffman, and the late Otto Cordes, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and aunt, age 88 years Funeral from GEBKEN-BENZ, Mortuary, 2842 Meramec sU, Thurs Aug. 141 8:30 a.m. to St. Anthony Church. Interment Resurrection cemetery Member of Married Ladies sodality and 3rd order.

DAVIS. GEORGE 6231 Walsh, Aug. 10. 1952, fortified with the Sacraments cf Holy Mother Church, dearly beloved husband of Carrie M. Davis (nee Rotty), dear lather of Carrie M.

Free oep.r brother of Sister Theodota S.S.N.D., Annie Davis Mrs. Lillie Belcher, Joseph Davis and the late Frances Belcher. Sister Anna Garcia. Frank. John and Al Davis dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle.

Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER' S. 4228 S. Kingshighway Aug 14, 8:30 a.m. to St. Gabriel's Church.

Interment Resurrection. A member of Holy Name Society and Catholic Knights of America. In parlors after 1 p.m. Tues. tea FARRIS.

SEAMAN 1-C JOHN EDWARD 1307 Kraft, asleep In Jesus suddenly, near Litchfield, Aug. 9, 1952. iear son of Mrs Emma Mary Far-ris, dear brother of Walter. Raymond, Stanford and Theodore Rab, Mrs. Thomas Gentry, Mrs.

Earl Turner and Mrs. George Meinhardt, our dear brother-in-law. uncle. nephew and cousin, at the age of 20 years. Funeral 9:30 a.m.

from BEIDERWIEDEN South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa, to National Cemetery. Body will lie in state after 7 p.m. Monday. FLOOK. DAISY AMANDA.

Sun. Aug. 10, 1952, our beloved niece and friend. Funeral from ALEXANDER SONS Chanel. 6175 Delmar 10 a.m., to Valhalla Cemetery.

FORSTER. CLYDE Aug. 10, 1952, dear husband of Alma uorster. xatner 01 J. v.

ana jars. Alma McClaln. brother of Mrs. Henry Jolly and Russell Forster, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from ALEXANDER SONS Chapel, 6175 Delmar bl 1 p.m.

Interment Rome. Ga. FRAHM, MARIE (nee Paschner), ivannoe, Aug. i'ja, 7 D.m.. wife of the late Louis H.

Frahro, dear mother of Elmer and Milton Frahm. our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from WACKER-HEL- PERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois Aug. 13, 10 a.m. Interment City of Mascoutah Cemetery, Mas coutah.

111. OABLER, CHARLES 4548 Eichelberger, Aug. 9, 1952, 8 a.m.. beloved husband of Agnes (Al benesius) Gabler (nee Scherder). ear Drotner-m-iaw, unci ana cou sin.

Funeral from WACKER-HEL- Y)ERLE Chanel. 3634 Gravois Aug. 12. 3 D.m.. to Missouri Crematory.

Deceased was a member of St. Louis Missouri Lodge No. 9. B.P.O.E. Elks service will be held by St.

Louis Lodge No. 9, B.P.O.E. 2.30 p.m., Tues. Order Your Want Ad for 7 Days Save Almost One-Third the Cost 41 STORM DAMAGE For a hole in your roof or a wool sew root. Call FREDERIC OU 1000 4280 NATURAL BRIDGE TERMS To serve yon better oar trucks are equipped witn mo one pnones.

ALL TYPES of siding and roofing; work guaranteed: no down payment; 36 months. The Ooley 6216 west Florissant, gy, 4139. Hoofing, tucknomtme. nainting. gutter repairs: guaranteed.

Pierson 438 saran, jb. iio. ROOF REPAIRS, gutters, tuckpolnt- lng; emmney repair uaranweq. DELCO, 3810 Olive. LU.

433T. EW ROOFS. REPAIRS; UNION" COBB. 2828 INDIANA. PR.

4788. ROOF LEAKS! Call Parker Roofing Cn 5R43 Chouteau. GR. 5226. SCHNEIDER-MUELLER R60FERS Now 2247 Missouri.

UK. FURNITURE REPAIRING 71 SLIPCOVERS; furniture repaired in nome. Max, oeuj otus. jtu.ogv. UPHOLSTERING, VENETIAN BLINDS i SHADES 72 "Tillman Venetian blinds As low as 20c sq.

It. ju. jiz Free Estimates 1828 Locust EDUCATION SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 75 TELEVISION PRACTICAL TRAINING ON MODERN EQUIPMENT QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS GOVERNMENT APPROVED for REHABILITATION TRAINING BIG MONEY ASSURED FUTURE SEPTEMBER CLASSES NOW FORMING Office Hours: Week days until 9:00 p.m.; Saturdays until 4:00 p.m.; Sundays 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE MORRIS TELEVISION RADIO SCHOOL, Inc. 2825 NORTH GRAND BL (At Ball Park) LUcas 2137 CIVIL SERVICE AND Private Industry pav thousands of Accountants up to $100 to $200 each-week, and much more, la the rapidly growing Accounting field; men, women, all races, 18 to 60 years, request our free booklet; it tells how you can train (without interfering with your present Job) for a high-pay, permanent Accounting position; no previous training or experience necessary.

Write or phone, ask for free Booklet i-o. no obligation. John Adams Extension School 6677 Delmar St. Louis 5, Mo. Phone DE.

1935 GET INK TELEVISION Big Pay Good Future September Classes Now Forming BAILEY SCHOOLS 1626 S.Grand PR. 7860 Open Evenings Until 9 p.m. Ai until p.m. STOP LOOK LISTEN Follow the crowd where satisfactory results, with your co-operation, are assured you. Graduates going out daily to well-paying positions.

We are approved for War IL PL. 16. 346. State rehabilitation cases and are now accepting applications for Korean veterans. If you want the best, get the best at.

Railway Communications School Delir.sr RO. 5704 Comptometer School FOR GIRLS Day and Evening Classes For highly paid positions in office; tnke a short course of 8 weeks at THE FELT AND LAP.RANT COMPTROLLER SCHOOL. The oniv authorized COMPTOMETER SCHOOL in the St. Louis srea. We will place you.

Please visit our school. Phone or write Miss Miller, MA. 5180 1218 Olive Room 410 Motel Managers Wanted Qualify through home training course, placement guaranteed on completion. Write Box J-6, Post-Dispatch, giving telephone number. "MEN: for steady employment learn AKBKKING.

Full time or part- time day class for shift workers. Call or write MOLFR COLLEGE. 521 Washington. CE. 3582.

A better ca eer. more money Comptometry-Typing Bis demand, ase 16-55. St. Louis Business College. PR 4422 switchboard: women: ail ages; day.

evenmgs. FLORENCE UTT, zo.i i-aut tsrown tsiqg. RW CAREF7R START SEPT. Gladys TURNER FLORIST SCHOOL. a t77.

122S mg Bend, 17. BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS 76 GIRLS WOMEN BEAUTY SHOPS need help: short course qualities: day-eve. classes. Call or write MOLER COLLEGE, 521 Wybjngtoiv CE. 3581.

SECRETARIAL SCHOOLS 78 COMPTOMETER AND TYPE Comptometers Rented for Home MOUND CITY COLLEGE. Inc. 1502 N. Union Bl. FO 8384 SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATIONS MEN.

IOYS 80 ACCOUNTANT. C.P.A. COLLEGE degree. 6 years' public and IS years' general cost accounting, taxes: office management, desires permanent position in private industry. PL.

0546. AGGRESSIVE young man with family desires part time posl sition from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. willing worker, quick to learn any type work. PR.

2926. Advertising Sales Promotion Age 26. single, experienced: presently employed but want position with better future; ambitious, bave oacneior Qegree. u. S15S.

BOOKKEEPUN'G; all taxes and state ments: S25 month and up. FL.4363 "BOY: 19; wants porter or factory work, NE. 6342. "EOY7l7, colored; neat, high school. atrany; reierence.

Atwater 4.sw. BU3 BOY, 16; reliable. U. GENERAL yard work and labor; reasonable rates. Ask for Mr.

Evans. GA. 5766. MAN. over 40.

single; knowledge shorthand, typing; good education: some supervisory experience: 3 years' experience Government traffic transportation: Is interested in chansinc from oresent Government Job. Available about 2 weeks after successiui interview. Box N-2I3, Post-Dispatch mais wants work: after 6 p.m. evenincs ana weeKenaj; nag car. HU 59S2 after MAN with 52 panel truck wants a steady lob delivering.

ST. 2766 MAN. experienced, house and yard TOR. rnOM MU, 448. MAN, colored: wants job part flmeT evenings.

AX .0426. MAN; colored; desires work 3 or 4 MAN, colored; laborer, porter, driv- er. bus boy, etc. FR. J4 1 MEDICAL technologist: steady or part time; qualified tssue techni-cian.

Phone .6324, RESTAURANT MANAGER 18 years experience with national enam operating large units; full knowledge of management, food cost, personnel sunervision, years old. married, reliable, ambitious for opportunity for further advancement: will locate out of State if necessary: available with in 30 days. Box F-93. Post-Dispatch TRUCK DRIVKR tiaturrtav nnlv 10 years' experience: reference. GO.

65SS. WATCHMAN-JANITOR; labor; age 50; white. Box V-62. fOUNG MAN- nrTvite drivlii or nnaiBvani niecrianic. ftU, O-iyr).

SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS 81 ADDRESSING, mailing gathering; an uinnery worn, Bl. S0S8. APARTMENT manager, in exchange for apartment EV 2484. "BABY SITTING and liouseworkTio nights: S20. FR.

OR7 "BABY SIT after school and week enas. u. 2627, BOOTOPmd-TsERVTSfl: reason. able. Sunday (after 6 weekdays).

BOOKKEEPER; full charge, payroll, bookkeeping machine ill nisa "CTjOK; colored; experience night or Rucuen neiper. J. COOK; restaurant experience or fao-torv work. JE. 4792.

laundry, clean u. t01. GENERAL 4 days, Call NE. 4298. ROOFING AND SIDING RELIABLE CARPENTER to So your repairs and new work.

A. Brown. 2907A Balena. MO 1166. WINDOW REPAIRS.

Other carpentry. McMahon, 3438 Chippewa. Sidney 9226. GARAGE BUILDING, Bethany, 4420 WINDOW chains eventuauy; prompt. Van 4215 Oregon.

LP 2495. CARPENTER; new, and repair. Rosen. 5751 Lotus. MU.

6798. NEW-REPAIR work; reasonable. odub mnaman, Lu GENERAL carpentry, repairs. Gib-son. 4002 Shenandoah.

MO 4450. "WINDOW chains, cords installed? strompcrg, 444a Eirapang, GO.iisiz CARPET, RUG CLEANING 45 YOUR KUGS cleaner: ty our BrP ion ssstem 'i iook oetter, stay clean longer; Vxl cleaned and moth proofed, $4 5f also up-hoisterv cleane-1. Carpet Cleaners. 2002 Salisbury. CH.6437 CONCRETE.

CEMENT WORK 46 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Porches, garages, sidewalks, drive-ways, foundations, concrete, concrete block, carpenter, brick work. Free estimates. FHA TERMS, 36 MONTHS ANTONNY CONST. CO. 2646 Rtitger PL.

7577 CONCRETE WORK Porches," steps, walks: carpentering, additions built, floor raised, leveled, block work. Fair prices, free estimates. DONEHUE CONST. 1012 Chouteau CE. 8543 Day.

Night and Snuday BASEMENT forms set and poured at a price you can atrord to pay. Valley 5-4580 or 2392, Potter St Monroe. Valley Park. "FOOTINGS ANT5 FOUNDATIONS poured; forms rented: excavating. W.

E. BROWN HICKS CONST. 219 Penrose, GA 0806. GA. BOSS CEMENT WORK, floors: drivesT walks, porches.

G. Shaw, 309 Flori-dale. Atwater 0036J. FOUNDATIONS ami footings pc tred. Zerban Construction Pattonvllle.

Averv 2216. FLAGSTONE walks, patios, all rock or concrete worn, smitn, 124 S. Geyer. Kirkwood 423SW. WALKS, steps, floors, anything con crete: block, hrick work.

McDonald. 4001A Delmar. NE. 2670. CONCRETE forms reni.

Nothum. 702 W. Canterbury. WY. 6080.

6 p.m. DETECTIVES 47 ACE SECRET SERVICE Handits all types secret Investigations, locates missing people; marital caies given special care; whenever you want to know where someone goes and what thev do. consult us confidentially, without obugs tion: photograDhs and written report furnished for personal use oi court procedure; licensed, bond ed. 320 is. Grand.

JiU. 84. "DETECTIVE MARIAM. specializing domestic trouble, tracing snadow-ing, photographs taken for evt dence, locate missing persons everywhere: confidential licensed, bonded. CA 0776.

6635 Delmar. DRESSMAKING TAILORING 49 SEWING of aTTkinds; will call for and deliver. Prompt set vice, neat work. GO. C46.

ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC. 50 R-J ELECTRIC: any kind of wiring ree estimates troubl- calls. Forest a4S7 Fireside 6531 Kingshighwa t.nd Fountain. TOBIN ELECTRIC, ail types at wiring installed and repaired.

3328 N. Ninth. CE. 3 1 63, WIRING; licensed; estimates. AAA Electric.

710 Hamilton. DK, 4669. FLOORING 53 WE DON'T meet competition, we make it. J. W.

Strait Son. Anything in floors. WI. 6363 or FO. 0630.

9908 St. Martha. ANYTHING in floors, floor covering, refinishing. plastic wail tile. Neumann, 2727 N.

Hanley. WL 8194 FLOORS laid or refiniahed. A. A KK- 3341 Wisconsin. Si.

8251 FLOOR CO. refinishing; snecial rates. 6132 Victoria HI R302 HEATING SHEET METAL WORK 55 SUBCONTRACTORS on gas or oil installation; plenty work: flat price. Sun Heating 3005 N. Newstead.

GUTTERS, spouts furnace work cleaned, repaired. W. R. Sheet Cates, RO. 1229.

CO. 5501. FURNACE AND BOILER. FO. 7443.

GENERAL HAULING 56 ASHPITS cleaned, torn down; rub- Disli. Perkins. CO 8773, 614 Aurora. HAULING of all kinds. Koenig, 216 lemp.

Si. 3326. EIGHT hauling, dav or nitht. Ted-well. 3963A Shenandoah.

MO 61 3 1 MOVING FJ-PRESS. bonded. CalT Kcilet. GO. 06S9, 5S17 Easton.

"EIGHT HAULING ar ivwhere; "cheap. John 4838 Palm. Fireside 6953. TRUNKS, furniture hauled. Coleman, 1527 N.

Grand. FR. 2638. FK. 7677.

HAIR REMOVED 57 HAIRTREMOVED neroianentlv. Niva Phelps. R.N. 231 Metropolitan Building. Grand QHve.

NE. 9798 Hair Removed, Warts, Moles BY BEST PERMANENT METHODS Martha M. Becker Free Consultation. Most Reasonable SUITE 701 CONTINENTAL BLDG. Grand and Olive LU.0098 UNWANTED HAlRS removed permanently.

A IDA L. MAYHAM FO. 61S0. 346 N. EucllO.

LANDSCAPING 40 ILL. Blue Grass Sod: grading, exca-vating. top soil, cement work. Stewart. 908 N.

Harrison. Kirk. 4013W. TaNDSC" APING: trees, shrubs trimmed, removed; Insured; power spraying. qwarag.

tvirKwooq 2i4 SOD: delivered cr Wd. Superior Sod. 6155 Emerald. VI. 7-2941.

TREE trimming and removing: free estimates: quick, expert service. Bill. 4139a Ashland, LU 9546. PAINTING 43 PAINT NOW; first-class work; also carpenter work, repairs: free estimates: reasonable. Call BAILEY.

5508 Finkman, EL. 2896. PAINTING; interior, exterior; quic service: work guaranteed: Goddard, HI. 2297, 1188 aTNTING' interior and" exterior; papering estimates. Lewis, 4068 Washington.

JE. 5028. T6. 5S12: painting and" papering: prompt, efficient service. Weakley, 5612 Vernon.

and exterior painting union. Walter Deckard, 2627 Wyo-ming. GR. 3393. PAINTING.

graining, free eati-mates: fully insured: prompt. Mason. 520 N. Sarah. NE 8025.

INTERIOR-EXTERIOTt immediately, Wyman. 3757 Neosho. W1 025 PAINT. PAPER NOW. PAY LATER Model.

9952 Edmil. Wabash 3115J. PAINfiNQ; reasonable. Bob, 7623 Big Bend, RE. 6052 or WI.

012S. TNTEKtOR-exterior: free estimates. COl 659. Fife, 5943 Summit. FAINTING; quick service; right price.

CH. 7246. Frank, 2413 N.9th PAPER HANGING, CLEANING 64 Al PAPERING, nainting. steaming, patch plastering: prices very reasonable: all work strictly guaranteed; prompt Rervice: free estimates; go anywhere. Turner.

2920 Mount Pleasant St. PW. Binks Wallpaper Removing Fast, clean service by steam method, 8R11 fl. Grand LO, 4711 PAPERHANGTNG. painting and steaming, estimates free.

M. H. Miller. 2839 Arlington. CO 9550.

PAPERHANGTNG. reasonable good work. Dott, 4049 Maffitt, JE. PA PEKING, "painting; Reese. 1216A Hodlamont.

CA. 1SS5: DE. 4211. PAPERING, nainting and plaster-ing. Belt.

G0.JT447. PAPERING, PAINTING, immediate U.831 8 PAPERING, painting; immediately. Zncher 3502A Iowa. PR. 1334.

TAPERING, reasonable. Bernstein, FO.2626, 1404 Arlington PAPERHANGING done at once. Call Sullivan, 2922 Texas, SI. 9559 PEST CONTROL 65 AWaTHEY GO: end pigeon and starling nuisance. St.

Louis Bird Control Service. MO. 2242. PIGEON PROOFING: roof repairs; guaranteed. Al ROOFING 4955 Delmar.

FO. 7900, WI. 9220 PLASTERING 66 PATCH PLASTERING Wall, eslllng cracks filled and sealed permanently, arches built: good work reasonable. K. George, 4530 Oakland, rk, 7927.

PATCH plastering a specialty; free estimates. O. W. Weakley. FO.

5812: 5B1Z vernon "FLasTEKING; specialize in patches arches made: free estimate. B. Perkins, 2029A Bremen. MA.1S44. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY; metal arches installed.

Schneider, 2149 Alfred. GR. 3496. PATCH Plastering. L.

H. Bremer- Kamp, 1335A Cockrlll, PA. 5414 PLUMBING 67 baThkItcTIEn- SPECIALISTS Complete services economical EZ long financing; free estimates, we install septic tanks, new sewers, Tepair old. Nothing down. DE.

7350 ALL CO. DE. 4221 Days12 N. Meramec Eves. OLSON'S Roto-Rooter electric sewer cleaning.

1328 Ferguson. CA. 5654 or Kirkwood 6573 J. PLUMBING AND HEATINO; sewers opened with electili; cable. H.

W. Easter. 4339 Manchester. JE. 6432 SEWER REPAIRINO a specialty.

HI. 221T KELLOGG. 6207 Arsenal. STBROOr kitchen, remodeling. Valentine.

4647 Dahlia, HU. 4321. ROOFING AND SIDING 68 OVER 5000 satisfied customers alT work guaranteed: 3 yars to pay. JE. 0751.

MU. 3990. Central Roof Siding leaks in roofs, new roofs, any kind: Insulated brick and asbestos siding experts: chimneys repaired: any kind; free estimates. GIRL: work for room, board, car- fare; south; while attending day acnooi. iuL ivoo GIRL, colored, baby Mi, after school; experienced: reference, JE.

8833. GIRL; waitress; experienced; refer- ences. jjsi. ages. GIRL, colored, work In store or pri vate some.

xu ooio. GIRL, colored, dishwashing; day work. JE. A778. GIRL; colored; cleaning and cook- ins: days.

auoa. GIRL, colored; day work; excellent worker; references; oa. t86. HOME laundry; price by bundles $5.50 for 2 people, $1.25 for addi-tional person. FR.

5317. HOME LAUNDRY; pick un and de liver; 3746 Windsor, lu. avi LAUNDRY, my home; experienceaT EV. 0585. MAID, colored.

4 or 5 days; plain cooking; good reference. JE. 2208. ayrolo. sekviuk: assume re sponsibility; tax reports.

GA. 3589, Ml. VVV I PHOTO TINTING; oil; done at my home: reasonable. Wabash 1782R. RECEPTIONTST telephone work, light typing; experienced: permanent position.

CO. 3736. SECRETARY; part-time; accurate; dependable. GA. livn.

TYPE or hand addressing cards, envelopes at home Call for and de liver, dox yihi TYPING or other office work; at home: experienced. 44uj Miami. EV. 3111. WILL baby sit in my bom while you worK.

uaii a zio. WOMAN. 65: light housework; more for home than pay. Box S-185. Post-Dispatch.

"WOMAN, colored: experienced: to cook In home or restaurant: ref- erences. LU. 23Q4. WOMAN, colored, wants housework, take care of children; will live on place. CO.

7061. WOMAN; washing, ironing or cleaning: days. NE. 2196. WOMAN colored; cleaning and 4v nr PA T.TT 7960.

yvg ir rJg" "WOTKaN, colored; restaurant work; WOMAN, colored; general housework; references; call JE. 0214. "WOMAN- colored; to do house workT or dress factory work. Fi. 8991.

WOMAN, white; housework by day. ngnts. MA. 40V BW. UH3.

"WOMAN, colored; light piece work; reference, tu. -uao. WOMAN, colored: good ironer or cleaning. LU. 6306.

"WOMAN wants or whole days, cleaning, ironing, ii 1 1 a WOMAN, colored: Sat. Ironing, cleaning. Marie. LU. 594 1 HELP WANTED KELP WANTED MEN.

BOYS 82 Due to expansion, we have a i few openings in our new plant. We have excellent cafeteria; 40-hour week; group insurance and liberal vacation plan. I he tollowing positions are now open: MIXER GRANULATOR 26 to 40; beginners cr men expe rienced In drug, candy cr bakery mixing operation. FLOOR MEN 26 to 40; to move materials to end from production lines, hoppers, etc. Call Personnel Dept.

Monday through Friday GROVE LABORATORIES INC. DE. 7830 8877. Ladue Rd. YOU HAVE FOUND IT! If you're not only willing but capable ot learning the art cf salesmanship, we have THE PRODUCT THE EXPERIENCE THE PROSPECT And you can earn $365 per month plus bonus.

Openings in the vicinity of St. Louis, Springfield, Columbia, Jefferson Citv. Rolla and Mobersv. Mo. Box N-316.

Post-Pis. ARTIST: will have real opportunity, out-of-town work; must handle photo retouching, layout and fin-istied art: guarantee plus a per centage. For anpointment cau c. 2579. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER; young man; typing, light dictation, general office: 40-hour week: wholesale phonograph record sales.

1518 Pine. AUTOMOBILE FRAME AND FRONT END MAN Bear equipment; steady Job to right man; plenty of work; finest body shop in St. Louis County. Suburban Motors, Kirkwood and Manchester Rds. TE.

3-2S80. AUTO BODY MAN; must be good: top wages: steady work. 9760 Highway 66 (Watson rd. AUTO MECHANIC: GeneralMotors experienced preferred. Ford Nolt-ing 10105 Manchester, Ktrk- wood.

AUTO-GXA SSTNSTA LLER Must be experienced. 4006 travois AUTO radio service and Installation man; experience necessary. Napper Radio JE. 1074. AUTO MECHANICS, bus and truck.

Apply 1515 N. Eleventh. ELECTRONICS TEST EQUIPMENT DESIGN ENGINEER to 5 years' experience wire night letter collect; state age, education and ex perience. RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA RCA jICTOR DIVISION 3310 E. MICHIGAN ST.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. CAREER POSITION Sales and customer relations man; age 26-32; permanent career position with a leading casualty Insurance company: good salary, plus bonus, thorough training and opportunity leading to a progressive career in sales work and management. Candidate must have intelligence, clean background and aptitude for quality sales work Mail brief outline of work and educational background to. Box V-29, Post-Dispatcn.

ATTETmiiN WE WILL GIVE A 1-year training program to a married man between the age of 26-40 only to take over an established agency in St. Louis, with a well-known life insurance company for sales, collections, claim and loan work. If you are looking for a life-time position, with hUh earnings, and early retirements, call PR. 3691 for interview. 3548 S.

Grand. Room 310. OPPORTUNITY We need upholsterers, nailers and a shipping clerk; good pay and future for willing workers; will train. Lowe's Mfg. 1832 Delmar, a noor, "COLLEGE GRADUATE Young man.

22-25, draft exempt, graduate business administration or finance, to start as assistant credit and operating manager; good future. Box F-142, Post-Pis, SPARE-TIME WORK Employed men earn extra money; sell 51-gaugt, 15-denier nylons; ONLY 52c pair. No money seeded. CE. 1394 ISPATCHERASSISTAnT Previous experience desirable.

Apply 1100 N. 7th. GAILEY, NELLIE, 5912 Loughborough Aug. 10, 1952, dearly beloved wife of the late Frank Galley, dear mother of Mrs. J.

Don Richardson, Mrs. Charles Forbes, Mrs. Helen Koeser Mrs. Frank Burns, Mrs. Gertrude Hogan, and the late Elmer (Bud) Gailey, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-graridmother and aunt.

Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER Mortuarv. 4228 S. Kinghhighway Aug. 13, 8:30 a.m. to St.

Raphael the Archangel Church, 6000 Jamieson av. Interment Calvary Cemetery. GASS, KATHERINE (KATE) (nee Grewis); Aug. 11, 1952, beloved wife cf Lee Gass. dear mother of Arthur Gass and Leona Cissell, dear grandmother of Billie Lee Cissell, dear mother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral Aug. 13. 3 p.m., from BAUMANN BROS. Funeral Home. 2504 Woodson Overland, to Valhalla Chapel of Memories.

GEISLER. EMMA nee Sehall), 7513 Rannells Maplewood. Aug. 10, 1952. 7:35 p.m., beloved wife of the late Oswald 'Geisler, dear mother of William, Mary Ike-meyer.

Emma Sebastian, Oswald and Gertrude Gotway, our dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Due notice of funeral from the CROGHAN Funeral Home. 7146 Manchester later. Notice of time in parlors later. GEORGE.

ALTA LEE, 1723 Carroll on Aug. 8. 1952, wife of the late Jacob E. George, dear mother of Lorraine Wilkinson, Irene Hart, Louis. Harry.

Llovd, Eugene, and Clarence George, and the late Clinton George: our deear sister, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. unerai from WITT BROS. Chapel, 2929 Jefferson to Mount Hope 10 a.m., Cemetery. GOFORTH, WILLIAM CURTIS, U.S.N., 5079 Claxton suddenly at Romney. W.Va..

Aug. 4, 1952. Funeral from DREHMANN-HAR-RAL Chapel, 1905 Union 1 p.m., Aug. 12. Interment National Cemetery.

Jefferson Barracks. GRIFFIN, ROBERT 2021 N. Warson, Aug. 10, 1952. beloved son of William and Violet Griffin, dear brother of Daniel, Sharon and Nancy Griffin, our dear grandson, nephew and cousin.

Funeral Aug. 13. 1:30 p.m. from BAUMANN BROS. Funeral Home, 2504 Woodson Overland.

Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. GROSSMAN. DORA. Aug.

10, 1952. beloved wife of the late Israel Grossman, dear mother of David, Norman, John. Mollie and Coleman Grossman, Mrs. Harriet Wilson and the late William Grossman, beloved sister of Mrs. Sarah Wieselman, Mrs.

Jennie Tzinberg and the late- Gussie Spilker, dear grandmother, great-grandmother and mother-in-law. Funeral from RINDSKOPF Chapel. 5212 Delmar 1 p.m., to Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery. GRIFFIN, CHESTER 2909A St. Vincent, Aug.

10, 1952, beloved brother of Rayford, Clarence, Claude, Clifton, Alfred and Orville Griffin, Eva Biankenship and Edna Sawyer. Funeral from MCLAUGHLIN'S, 2301 Lafayette, 3 p.m. Interment Dexter, Mo. HACKER, ALBERT 3138A Aug. 9, 1952, 1:45 a.m..

beloved husband of Irene Hacker (nee Lucius), dear father of Albert L. ot Manila, P. Marian Roepke, and Hebert W. Hacker, U.S.N. A.S..

Memphis, dear father-in-law, son-in-law, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral 1 WACKER-HEI-DERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois 12. 1:30 p.m. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery.

Deceased was a member of Pomegranate Lodge No 95 A. F. A. Low Twelve club and National Assn. of Postal Supervisors No.

131. Masonic services will be held 8 p.m. HOEBER, CLAt-DIA 3448 Connecticut. Aug. 9, 1952, beloved daughter of Claude W.

and Theresa Hoeber (nee Karapelmann). dear sister of Thelma E. Packs, Moneta A. Fowler and Claude W. Hoeber dear sister-in-law, aunt and niece.

Funeral from C. HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary. 6464 Chippewa, 2 p.m., to Sunset Eurial Park. HOFFMAN, CECELIA (nee Fick), 5473 Queens fortified with the Sacraments of Holv Mother Church Aug. 10, 1952, 11:45 p.m.

beloved wife of Louis Hoffman, dear mother of Henry, William and Robert Hoffman, sister of Edward, Elias, and George Fick and the late Henry, Carrie and John Fick. mother-in-law, sister-in-law. aunt and grandmother. Funeral Aug. 14th at 9:30 a.m.

from BUCHHOLZ KOELLER Mortuary. 5967 West Florissant to St. Philip Neri Church, Thekla and Durant av. Interment Calvary. A member of Married Ladies' Sodality.

In parlors after 2 p.m. Tues. JONES, ZOE MARY (nee LangelhO. 2622A S. 12th Aug.

8, 1952. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, wife of the late.Arlle J. Jones, dear mother of Ruth, Viola and John Jones and Esther Hogenmiller. our dear sister, sister-in- law. mother-in-law, grandmother, aunt and cousin.

Funeral from ROBERT'S Parlors. 1905 S. Grand, Tues. Aug. 12, 8:30 a.m.

to Assumption Church." Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member cf St. Ann's Sodality. HOGAN, JAMES 5410 West Florissant. Aug.

10, 1952, 5:30 p.m., beloved husband of the late Catherine Hogan (nee McNlff). near brother of William Hogan and Mrs. H. L. Mantz of Greenville.

S.C., our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funersl from SULLIVAN'S. Euclid at St. Louis. Aug.

13. 8:30 a.m., to St. Philip Neri Church. Interment Calvary. KOERPEB, HELEN.

4557 Davison entered into rest Aug. 8, 1952, beloved wife of Walter Koerper, dear mother of Harold Koerper, dear sister of Mrs. Frances Eraun, Mrs. Irene Sieger, Peter and Alexander Schultz. our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin.

Funeral from the New CENTRAL Funeral Home 5541 Riverview Aug. 12, 1952. at 7:30 A.M., to St, Adelberts Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of The Women's Auxiliary Walnut Park Post American Legion No.

165; Goodfellow Post No. 9731 VFW and the Royal Neighbors of America No. 4771. Services by St. Louis Memorial Team of American Legion 8 :30 p.m.

LI EKE, RALPH 1112 E. Linton asleep in Jesus suddenly Aug. 10, 1952, beloved husband Margaret M. Luelce (nee Mattern). dear father of Laverne Harris, and Carol Lueke, dear son of Mrs.

Cornelia and the late Frank W. Lueke, dear father-in-law, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and nephew. Funeral Aug. 13. 2 P.m.

from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel. Fair and west Florissant av. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. MeCABE, TERESA, 5820 Pershing Aug. 10.

1952. daughter of the late Henry and Mary McEnnis McCabe, dear sister an1 aunt. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DON NELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell Aug. 13, 8:30 a.m., to St.

Eoch'i Church, Rosedale and Waterman. Interment Calvary. Please omit flowers. McCLEES. See Goforth.

M4 KEY. JOSEPH 3927 Wenz- lick ta, Aug. 8, io2, beiovea misoand of Genevieve Mackey. dear father of Allene, Lt. Clifford, Dolores and Cpl.

Edward Mackey. dear son cf Edward and the late Laura Mackev. and our dear grandfather and father-in-law. Funeral from CULLINANE BROS. Funeral Home, 3320 N.

Kingshighway, Aug. 12. 8:30 a.m., to St. Mathew's Church. Interment Caivary.

Member of Composition Roofers' Union ioeal iso. 2. MARTTSTJOSEPH EUGENE. 5979 North Point, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Aug. 8, 1952.

10:20 p.m.. be loved nusoand ot earan Kiiey Martin, dear father of Mrs. W. Kerr. Joseph E.

and Mrs. John Va-hey, father-in-law, grandfather and great-grandfather. unerai Aug. iz. a.m., from BUCHHOLZ-KOELLER Mortuarv, 58b7 w.

uiorissani to The Church of the Nativity. Oriole and Harney av. Interment Calvary. MATTHEWS, JOSEPH Aug. 10.

1952, husband of Charlotte Jones Matthews, father of Charlotte Thornton, Joseph Garnet, Lorraine Church-Ill, John. Veech and Robert Taylor Matthews. Funeral from the family residence, 479 N. Taylor Kirkwood. Aug.

13, 9:45 a.m., to St. Peter's Church, Kirkwood, 10 a.m. MEHL, WALTER 3224 Wood-snn on Aug. 10. 1952.

beloved husband of Elsie C. Mehl, dear son-in-law of Mrs. Anna L. Dammermann. dear father of Joseph.

John. Edward L. Fischer and Elsie Nclting. dear brother, grandfather, father-in-law and uncle. Funeral Aur.

13.9:30a.m. from BAUMANN BROS. Funeral Home. 2504 Woodson Overland. to Presentation Church.

Interment Mount Lebanon Cemetery, Mortuary services at chapel Tues. 8 p.m., conducted bv Norman Com- Post No. 3060. V.F.W. MONTAONE, ADELlNA (ne I.

elonx). 8030 Bellerive Normandy, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Aug. 11. 1952, 8:10 a.m., beloved wife of the late Leon Montague, dear mother of Leon Montagne, Dora Mott and Meda Helfrich, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister; sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from CALVIN F.

FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge Aug. 13. 8:15 a.m., to St. Ann's Church. Normandy.

Interment Walnut Hill Cemetery, rv AUTO MECHANIC Experienced with tools- flat rate. moaern snop ana i acuities. SEE MR. SOUTHARD McMAHON PONTIAC 4100 GRAVOIS ood UAACIV, w.u. pay; steaay wor sgi j-oij t'ost-mspaten.

BAKER; second or third hand; davs: good chance for advance- ment. 7726 Virginia. PL. 3519. BAKER: first class: good wages: modern shop; good working ccmdi-tions; day work.

Box F-160. BAKER: experienced local reiei" ence Rex Cafe, 4400 Olive. BANK BOOKKEEPER Experienced National 2000; age 21 to 30: 5-day week, 2 weeks vacation with pay after 1 year, other employe benefits, salary open. Call Citizens National Bank of Maple-wood. HI.

0666. for appointment. BARTENDEH; mature age; thoroughly experienced; for permanent hotel Job. Write Box 8-144, BARTENDER; experienced; references. The Pices.

619 N. 8th. BARTENDER; nights. 1028 Lynch. BILL CLERK Young man, some experience preferred, to work on night shift; large East St.

Louie manufacturing plant. BR. 3740. BOOKBINDER with all around experience in bookbinding and folding or ruling. Contact H.

J. Stewart, Jefferson Hotel. August 9. 10, 11 and 12. or write Rose Print ing Tallahassee.

Florida. BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST: small office, north, 5-day week. Box F- 1 9i. post-inspatcn. BOOKKEEPER.

complete charge. full or part time, west end DE, 7820, MALE HELP WANTED LEWIN METAL CORP. Route 3 East St. Louis. lU.

ATTENTION MEN One of the largest companies cf Its kind is expanding in this area. We need 3 men with cars; no canvassing, no selling: experience or age no barrier as we train you our proven system, $120 Week Guaranteed Apply 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Dallv SOUTHEASTERN ADV. it SALES SYSTEM. INC.

7528 St. Charles rd. BOY IS years of age and over: work in shipping room: some typing: good opportunity. Give age, salary and experience. Box F-23, Post-Disp.

BOYS: fountain: evenings: good hours: drug store; 4401 Olive. BRAKE DRUM LATHE WORST white; some experience turning uio ra trues: arum-. j. aauu. BROILER experienced; top pay; Suns, off.

5706 Nat'l Bridge. BRICK and block man. steady work. DE 7518. 7599 Olive.

BOYS or light factory work. THE ALLIGATOR CO. 4171 BINGHAM BOY. drugstore, steady, 6-day week. 3725 Watson.

BUS DRIVERS Stead work; must Inow county streets; married; at least 25 years of age. Apply 9 a.m. to p.m. daiiy, ST. LOUIS COUNTY TRANSIT OX.

E85S Cr aria Road. CABINETMAKERS MACHINE HANDS Wore fixture work; steady. PORTNOY FIXTURE 1017 Delmar CABINET MAKERS experienced A.F.L. Loughman Cabinet 3401 Rutger. CABINET MAKER; experienced; steady work; overtime, St.

Louis Fixture Mfg. 815 Cass. CABINET MAKER, white: 2-vear apprentice or equal. NE. 5355.

CALIFORNIA OPPORTUNITY; pantograph engraver; good wages; steady work for experienced man. Should have good knowledge sunk and raised work. Write Master Engravers. 2408 E. Fifty-seventh Los Angeles 58.

Calif. CARPENTERS FOR INSIDE WORK $2.50 HOUR Box N-153, Post-Dispatch CARPENTERS; 1st class, reliable" sober. A. Bailey, 5503 Finkman, FL. 2896.

CHAUFFEURS, Must be neat, courteous and careful drivers; salary plus commission. Apply 9 a.m. to noon. Driv a radio-equipped Yellow Cab. 3320 PINE CHEF; able to do buying and man-agement of kitchen: fast turnover: state references and qualifications; salary plus bonus.

Box F-162 Post-Dispatch. CHEMICA ENGINEERS for plant in Louisville, Ky. Process control engineer, 1-3 years general plant development engineer, up to years experience. Give resume and salarv expected in first letter. Kentucky Synthetic Rubber P.O.

Box 360. Lmiisvilie, Ky Hi 1 I i 1 1 I'1 1 ATTENTION colored grocery clerks. If you have good long employment record and wish to better yourself, contact us. We start our clerks at 50 per week. But they must be good.

Box S-25. Post-D. $233 TO $276 The Studebaker Corp. has opening In loial parts warehouse; experience not neesoary. will train right man; exi.ell.nt working conditions, 5-day wek.

-all WY. 3200. ARC WELDER, experienced on light gauge steel, isoi s. aniey m. ACCOUNTING CLERK Age 21-27; one year college fundamentals of accounting required.

Opportunity for advancement; modern air-conditioned office; liberal employe benefit plans. SOCONY VACUUM OIL CO. JE. 7070 ACCOUNTANT General bookkeeping experience nec essary; paid welfare ana insurance pleasant working conditions: oppor tunity for advancement; 5 cayi; call MR. SCHALLER GA.

1288 Viking Freight Co. Accountant-Office Manager General cost accounting end taxes; office management: permanent position with construction company in St. Louis Metropolitan area- Box N-65. Post-Dispatcn. ACCOUNTANT, for large insurance office, downtown office: permanent; excellent opportunity for advancement, unusual profit-sharing plan, 5-day week.

CH. 4207. ADMINISTRATIVE SALES Opportunity for young man with expanding manufacturing corporation in ft. Louis county: 5-day week; air conditioned office. Cupples Products Corp.

ST. 6729 ADVERTISING man able to bSDdie ad layout and sales; salary. ast St. Louis Press. AIRCRAFT Equipment Manufacturer Needs ENGINEERS Mechanical, Electrical or Aeronautical, for design and layout work.

MACHINISTS For production and experimental machine shop work. Apply Essex Mfg 6143 Bartmer. ATTENDANT for dog kennel; living quarters furnished. Box F-244, Post-Dispatch. AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST quali fied to assemoie an types or motors.

Call Mr. Penn. JE. 0950. Auto Parts 3201 Locust, AUTO BODY and fender man: must be good; S2.25 per hour; steady.

1539 N. Broadway. JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN A NEW PLANT FOR ASSISTANT PLANT ENGINEER ELECTRICAL ENGINEER TOOL DESIGNERS ELECTRICAL DRAFTSMAN WRITE OR INQUIRE Houdaille-Hershey CORPORATION MACON ARMS DIVISION 800 E. KENWOOD DECATUR, ILLINOIS AUTOMOBILE NSURANCE ADJUSTER St. Louis branch office of Motors Insurance Corp.

(affiliated with General Motors! has an opening for a staff adjuster. This position provides an automobile, salary, plus cost-of-living bonus; excellent working conditions and unlimited opportunity for advancement based on qualifications. Ability to deal with people Is essential and mechanical background Is desired: age 25-30; willing to relocate; high school graduate. JE. 5301 Auto Parts Manager Experience to assume manager's responsibilities in parts department: pleasant working conditions; Ford Motor Co.

products background preferred. BLACKBURN MOTOR CO. LINCOLN-MERCURY DIHECT FACTORY DEALER BR. 5855 2701 State St East St. Louis AUTO parts counter man; must be experienced: union wage.

The Easton-Taylor Auto Parts, 4423 Easton. Do not phone. BAKERS; must be first class; also need good bench hand; tcj wages: day work. Phone Kirkwood 6600 or Kirkwood 1160..