St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 37

HELP WANTED MEN. BOYS tl FLOORING S3 DEATHS 14 DEATHS 14 EDUCATION PERSONAL 23 SL-NDASTMAgSE 1:15. 10.15 and a.m. fit. Mary of Vlctorle Church, 748 S.

Third. SITUATIONS MEN, ROYS 10 MECHANIC, will work for you v-otnga, weekeads. at home or your place; bay shop, tool. PA. 8951.

LOW RATES FOR WANT ADS Rat per Line jly Sunday FEAGANS. JAMES L. formerly of 1571 Faurmount Sept. 14, 1950, dear husband of the late Anna Feagans. dear father of Maud wuian.

Hoy, orvuie, Tbelma Davis, Mania. Ruth Early and John Fea-gans. dear brother, brother-in-law. father-in-law, grandfather, rVt-crandfather and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHACSER Mortuary.

4229 B. Kingshighway Kept. 16. 11 a.m. Interment i-aurei mil cemetery.

HAFERTEPE. GEORGE Portland oassed away Sent. 13 1950, 4 am. beloved husband of Mae. father of Annette and George William, brother of Bernard.

Hilda, josepn, juuus, nerDen. juugene, ah thony. Heien, Aloyiius and Cecelia-Burial In Portland, Oregon, Saturday morning. HAFNER, GEORGE 4917 Clax- ton rotiiied witn tne sacra Sept. 13, 1950.

5:15 p.m., beloved husband of EUa A. Hafner (nee Faust), dear brother of Ros Zim merman and George Weinherceir, crotner-m-iaw, unci ana cousin. Funeral Sept. 16. a.m.

from BUCHHOLZ-KOELLER Mor tuary. 5967 W. Florissant av. to St. Philip Nerl Church.

Interment calvary cemetery. HAWKINS, GEORGE formerly Of 2312 Brentwood Brentwood, suddenly Sept. 13. 1950. dear husband of the late Anna E.

Hawkins, cur dear brother-in-law. uccie and ereat-uncle. Funeral from A. H. EOCKLAGE Funeral Home.

6536 Clayton Sept 16. 8:30 a.m. to Church of The Little Flower. Boland and Arch terrace," Interment Valhalia Cemetery. HENDRICKSOX, CHARLES GORDON, OHtag H'lis, 111., suddenly FrL, Sept.

15, 1950, 3:10 a ag 13, dear son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Hendrlckson. desr brother of Mrs.

Malorie Rother of St, Louis, crandson of George Madisoa of Alton, and Mrs. Ethel Baswell of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. 6 a to Hendrick-soq of Eldred. 111..

of Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson of Ed- warusviue. 11. Remains at 8TREEPER Funeral Home. Wood River.

111., after 10 a.m. Pat. Funeral services 2 m. Interment Oak wood Cemetery, Alton, 111. HK.NKE.

MAirn C539A GUmor. asleep in Jesus Petit. 13. 1950. dear sister of Anna Fedder and the lata Charles and John Henke, our dear slater-ln-law and aunt.

Funeral Sept. 1. 2 p.m. from PAHCHEDAG-HENKE Funeral Horn 225 N. Grand.

Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. Deceased was member of Zion Ev. Lutheran Ladle Aid and Concordia Aid Auxiliary No. 1. HOFFMAN.

MARGARET (nee Ilolaa), 6558 Marmaduke fortified with the Sacraments of hiother Church, Sept. 13. 1950. dear wlf of th late Capt. John Hoffman, dear mother of Irene, Jerome and Roy Hoffman, Adele Soeitel.

Eitelle Wilsman and Evelvn Wolf, dear sister of Mary Dolan. der mother-in-law. grandmother and rrat-gran1rnother. Funeral from KRIEGSHaUsER Mortuary. 4228 8.

Kingshlghwav S'pt. 16, 7:30 a.m.. to Epiphany Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. MINES, LrCY (nee Phlllpps), 4458A Athlone, formerly of 4435 Labadle.

Sept. 13. 1950. 10:50 a m. wlf of the late John H.

Hynes. dear mother of Johanna. Lucv and JuMus Hynes and Mrs. Josephln Reid, dear mother-in-law of Mrs. Clara Hynes and Walter Reid Funeral from CALVIN r.

FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge. Sept. 16. 1:45 p.m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery.

Polar Star Chapter No. 134 O.E.8. will conduct services st th chapel Friday evening at 8 o'clock; also a member of U.C.C. of E. Ladles Council No.

25. Ladies' Auxiliary of Alhambra Grotto and the Women's Guild of 8alm Evangelical and Reformed Church. JOHNSON. CHARLES. 7117 Minnesota.

Sent. 13. 1950, 3 P.m. beloved husband of the late Katie Johnson (nee Mlsch), dear father of Henry and the let Fred Johnson, dear brother of Bertha Polkenhorne. our dar father-in-law, brother-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois, Sent. 16. 10 a.m. Interment Old St Marcus Cemeterv.

Member of Building Service Employea Union Local No. 50. KEI.LEY. RALPH 3247 Delor, Sept. 13.

1950. 7:20 a.m.. beloved husband of Sophia A. Bent-ruD Kellev met Sturm). steD-father.

father-ln-iaw, grandfather, brother and cousin. Funeral from WACKER-HEL- DERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois Sept. 16. 10 a.m. Interment New St.

Marcus Cemetery. KINIIEBMANN. WILLIAM. 4926 Thrush Sept. 14.

1950. 10 a.m.. beloved husband of Nicolina Kindermann (nee Leonel. dear father of John W. Kindermann, our dear son-in-law, brother, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge Sept. 16, 3 p.m. Interment Lake Charles Cemetery. Beacon uoogrn no.

3, A.r. st a.m.. win conduct service at the time of funeral. MeOl'LLEY. JEWELL W.

3142 Shenandoah, formerly of Mary Ridge, asleep In Jesus. Sept. 13. 1950. beloved husband of Amelia McCuiley (nee Hendricks), father of Mary L.

Sutton, LaVonn. Donald and Dannv McCuiley. son of Arthur and Mary McCuiley. brother of Claude. brother-in-law, father-in-law and cousin.

Mr. McCullev wtll he at COLLIER'S Colonial Funeral Home. St. Charles rd until Sept. Irt.

11 m. then at Hooe Ev. Lutheran Church. 3545 Wismer rd. I-uneral same day 2 p.m.

Interment Laurel Hill Gardens. Member of Steam titters Union, Local No.562 MrG AVOCkTwII "MAM JOSEPH.rf Sedgewickvilie, Sept. 14. 1950. beloved husband of Luia McGavock.

dear father of Velva Rees. Bert McGavock. Marlon Waller. Slgl and Paul McGavock. Cleo Hartman.

Rita Anderson. Omale Evans, and Marv Lee McGavock. our dear brother, brother-in-law. grandfather. great grandfather, uncle, cousin and father-in-law.

Remain at BULL-CAMPBELL Mortuary. 4215 Lirdell until 8:30 a.m Funeral service same day at 10 a.m.. from First Pentecostal Church. Forest and Bruno avea. Interment St.

Matthews Cemetery. Parking apace in rear of parlors M.f.l aortic i i 14, 1950. mother of Ruth Humphrey. Charles and Eugene Moore and Earl McGuire. our dear sis- ter-tn-law.

mother-in-law, grand mother, great-grandmotlter and aunt Funeral from ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home. 4911 Washinston, Sept. 18. 2 p.m.

Interment Frleden's Cemetery. Deceased wai member of St. Louis Review W.B.A., No. 50. McGlIRE.

THFLMA (nee Ellis); Sept. 13. 1950, beioved mother of Donald and Joe Krechel. dear daughter of Emma Ellis of Klrks-ville. our dear grandmother, sister and mother-in-law.

Funeral from ROWLAND Mortuary, 4104 Manchester. at 10 a m. to St. Charles Borromeo Church St. Charles, Mo.

MAEM H. OTTO. 1627 Carroll, suddenly Sept. 13. 1950.

5 p.m.. dear hrother-in-law and uncle Funeral from KUTI3 Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois. Sept 16. 1:30 m.

Interment New Picker Cemetery. MOORF. See McGuire. MORRIiEY, JAMES 6152 Pag bl. Sept.

13. 1950. beloved husband cf the Rose Friel Mor-rissev. dear father of Maurice ard Moms.oey and Mrs. Joph Sohrsble.

our dear brother, grandfather, father-in-law. brother-in-law and unci. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors. 3s40 Llndell Sept.

16, 8:30 a.m., to Visitation Church Taylor and Evans. Interment Calvary. ORERMFYFR. THEODORE C. of 6712 Piymoutn a sept.

14. 1950, fortified with th Sacraments of Holv Mother hurch. lar husband of Dolma Obermeyer met Newman), dear father of Antoinette Lavin. Theodore Lorraine and Joseph Obermever. dear brother of Eugenia.

Albert Obermever and Adrier.ne Burch and the late Minnie and Joseph Obermever. dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, grand- lamer, unci ana cousin. Funeral from KP.IF.OSH AUSFR Mortuary. 4228 S. Kmgshlghwsy Mon.

Sept. 18. 9:15 a.m. to St. Ca'herine of Sterna hurr Pace and Leroy av.

Interment SS. Peter and Paul Cemeterv. A membe- of University City Cminril No. 2233. K.

of Th Holv Name Society. White House Retreat League end The St Louis Master Bekers P.A-B. Assn. In parlors after 7 p.m. Frl.

OVFRATH. KATIE (nee Carter), 71P1 Holly Hills Affton. Sept. 15. 190.

dearly beloved wife of the late Henry J. Overath, dear mother of David J. Overath. Mrs. Anna Mav Bhiurt.

Mra Florence ZerP- Mrs. Kathleen Florreich and the lat Carter Her.ry Overath. our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, great-grandmother and anrt Funeral from KRIEGSHaUSER Mortuary. 4228 KS-gshighway Sept.

18. 8:30 a.m., to ft. (ieorge ennren, interment. tt-Patrick' Ceraetry. Alton.

111. Alton. 111. papers please copy. In parlors aft" It) am Sa Always For fbe Tnlnot, You Want.

Keep an Eye cn the Want Ads In the St LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 90 SEPT. 15. 1850. ST. LOUIS P0ST-D1SRCTCH HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS Bl CLERKS OFFICE Age 16-19: 4 yr high school: general cine wura uu ter ay employment.

International Shoe Co. EMPLOYMENT OFFICB 1111 WASHINGTON rTWlcGENERAL OFFICE Some accounting experienc helpful: lit US I Ijrirw, muiiiij kv exercise initiative of prim Importance; age 25-50: tfraft exempt I m.mth. Box B-240, Poet IDispatch. CLERK-TYPIST, ior purcnasmg o- .1. lU.ila.

parimtm juuui, n'S'w: a' week; county. NATKIN 4t CO mill flntith ttanlv rd CXERK for freight company good," typist; anow st, louis; assist ais Box Bj407pMt-Dlspatch, "St "x5 Wnlal 1 lev mtA V-ArXaX lur iiiuivBi a a.lll nl a Krrlr lfhiiii tt'ir. PT-iiiiif. eaiiva v-n a-w Keeping gtate reference gnd salary a.nauJ Uw 1 Vfmi CLERK writ oierivreJgri re frl eratlon; west end: S150. DLOl, OAJ lwT revr city ln- lillinirnt route; aggrvsaivv; api 10 sell.

Reliable UliUtles 290S jai tlUV)tllcl OtXECTOR. moTly telephone work? 1. 4 VlJ lAIVUSI.Ut'lIl yl i. COMPOSlTOrT" Apply Stephen Printing 1524 a rk et. COOK; experienced.

2137 Franklin. GA. 7982. COOK: thoroughly experienced on" eteara taM and grliL Th line. 619 N.

Eighth. CORNER CUTTETn experiencedT niversai Engcl paper box O'K-allon COUNTER and grITI man, experT-" encea. day or mni snitt. top pav, take Goodfellow bus. 6223 W.

Florissant. "COUNTER-GTfTCE HXNl experT. eneed. L. ft Bandwlcn Snop, aM Olive COUNTER-GRILL "MaN-jtooi aaC ary, opportunity 3714 Union COUNTER and grill man: must ra exprienced.

Tom 8th ana pine. CREDIT INTERVIEWER Installment furnltur xprlenc pre- xvrrea, permanent. Apply Personnel Dpartmat BIEDERMAN 801 FRANKLIN CURB HOPS Day, hour 8 to S. Must apply ta person. No school boys.

STEAK 'N SHAKE 6622 Chippewa CUTTER, experienced, to work of men cotton work pants. nea Diamond Clothlne Co 2115 locust. CaNcEORCHESTRa. murb good entertainers. 3 nignts weekly: tavern: grlv price, while or colored.

Box C-349, Post-IHspatch. DEBIT AGENTS I for St. Louis and I for East St. Louis territory; $60 advene draw to itart. Excellent opportunity to earn $100 a week.

Call BR. 6617 or NE. 1339 between 8:30 and 10:00 a.m. DIE SETTER AND PRODUCTION WORKERS MIDWEST MOWER CORP. 2235 O'Fallon DTSfTWASHER; while; experiencedT oaya; mean; apply after 1 ni University Club.

Grand and Wash lngton. DISHWASHER and general cleaning. 2909 N. Kingshighway. Draftsman, mechanical Permanent position: age 25-35; desire opproxlmately 3 years me chanlcal drafting experience; "plant layout;" some college training helpful; bring recent samples of work.

Mallinckrodt Chemical Worlti 3600 N. BROADWAY DRAFTSMAN Machine shop experience; permanent position With local manufac-tor, doing contract and Job shop work: give resume of experience and past employers; all replies confidential. Box C-177. Journeyman; drafT exempt; mechanical layout on sheet metal; air-conditioned office; free Blue Cross, Missouri medical, accident and life Insurance. Call Mr.

Kain, ST. 1422, week days, for Interview. DRAFTSMAN Must have knowledge of outside bulk conveying equipment. HI. 6789.

DRIVERS: tractor trailers, expert, enced: must be over 25: clean-cut. with 2-3 years tractor trailer experience. Apply between 10-2 only; no phone calla. Associated Transports. 6110 Natural Bridge (rear).

T5RTJiGlsT REGISTERED TITAn: MACIST; good position; opportunity, olaser Drug. 3949 Lacld. T5RUG CLEfTrfexperTeheed', opportunity. UNION-PAGEJJRUGCOj "DRY woof re. er; experienced: steaay work, nu-perlor Laundry at Dry Cleaning Co- 1745 18th.

"ELEfTRTo 'tool repair man: steady wora; good aaiary: experienced pre-ferred. Skll Saw 3501 Market, ELECTRICIAN for genera! plant electrical maintenance. Box C-356, Post-Dispatch. EXECTRTCTAN Industrial, fur installation and maintenance; permanent connee-tlon; atat qualifications and ii t7') XnVTRaVeR for teeraie'a en's plate; cxperiencefi or win consiuer aa-vanced apprentice: stei ag audi experlene. Box C-408.

'A RMHAr7T); with dairy cxperit ence; married; references and qualified. Box Post-DJSpatcIV EIl.E CLfcRK. no experienc neceZ ssry: S-day week; SL30 month. Bo xB -29 -Dl patch. FINlSHER-CABINETMAKErT Experienced.

Apply Union -Maya Hterp, 12th and OI Ive. FIRE UNDERWRITER We need experienced fire surance underwriter who auth ior- it wi be second only to th department head. Starting salary 3OO-40OO. depending upon experience and ability. Call Mr.

Vogt for appointment. GENERAL INSURERS, Inc. 4 1 4 4 LI NDELL O-JIWO, FRAME MAKER; no experienc) necessary. Arustic Furn. 419 FURN ACTm Experienced: 12 12Vs an bouri steady.

WI. 6231. FT.RNACE MET (2); xp.rincd only need apply; good wag; permanent position. Be Mr. Heiei, 3100 Waahlngton T0RNITURE3ALESMBT Experienced for our Cap Girardeau 8 tor App'y Penonrel Dept.

BIEDERMAN'S FURNITURE SALESMAN Wanted; a b't. super saleimaa ex- In selling furniture appliances on retail floor; unusual proposition for right man. SrolUl'a Furniture 8060 Easton, TX'KNiTURE SALESMAN: experC enced onlv: good salary. SbtcUlty. Kin Franklin GRILL-CO CJJTER man, xpriee Herb wngrii uoawicD -nop, iui Button.

CRILL MAN; xprfncd. Hogan'a GnlL 1122 N. Union. AN." Apply 301 Washington. Royal System.

7.ROCTRY-VlLERST; "wnite. ambTIJl ou. experienced, ability to drive, references required. Apply at Lou's Marke' 4257 fihrev or ratf Fireside 32'Ki nlrht GO.23!3 GROcTcp.Y CLF.Ret and defiveryT wnite 5 or over; experience preferred: must live on south side. CaU FL.

9608. GROCERY- south' wst Louis. Hta xperinc. Box C-133, post-Disatcn. GR6CER "CLPKj white- expirT.

epceo rwx post-iiispatcn. "liRDWARE'BXLEiMEN to Retail, permanent experlaneed; fo4 ary New Market Hdw 4064 Lacled. TTa WOOD FLOOR machln niSnT 820 per day; apeiineed; steady work. Ace. CA.

5548 HOTKiGrTT CT.IfclT Experienced. N. R. raaehineat Gtworth Hotel. 24 5 tlon.

nroAT. 6LEO.V, GOLDre. Sept. 15. I95u.

Dciovea wis or josepa uwo, mother of Burton Oleon. dear daughter of Edward Lasky. sister of Morris. Joseph, Harry and Robert Lasky, our dear aunt and sister-in-law. Funeral from BERGER Memorial, McPherson at Walton.

Sun-, 1 p.m., to B'nai Amoona Cemetery. Mr. Oleon In state Eat, evening. 7 p.m. PALMER, I.

B-, 1440 Linton, Sept. 15. 1950, busbars! of Katfc-crin Palmer. Funeral services will be beld at KURRU3 Chapel. 2525 Stat East Bt.

Louis. Sept. 17, 2:30 p.m. Gothic Lod? No. 852 A.F.

A A.M. will conduct service In the chapel. Interment Greenwood Ceme tery. POTTHAST, WILLIAM, 1 brother of Mrs. E.

Haxuaebauxn and Mrs. Emma Shoecer. Fnr.eral 10 a.m.. at MCLAUGHLIN'S. 2301 Lafayette.

Interment Sunset Burial Park. REY, ADAM: 2415 Leslie, Sept, 14. 1950, beloved husband of Mary Rey (ne Pfannebecker). father of Maurice, Arthur E. Rey.

Frances Bales and Genevieve Robinson, grandfather and uncle, Service at the CRTMANN Funeral Home. 9222 Lackland Overland. 10:30 a.m. Interment Lake Charles, ROSENTHAL. MORRIS Sept.

14. 1950 husband of the late Fanny Diana Rosenthal, beloved father of Mrs. Jennie Lewis. Mrs. Bessie foi-lack.

Mrs, Hilda Blatt and Jack Rosenthal of Gerald. dear brother of Mrs. Jennie Fischer and Louis Rosenthal, our' grandfather, uncle and father-in-law. Funeral from BERGER Memorial, McPherson at Walton. 11 a.m., to Beth Hamedrosh Hagoool Cemetery.

Pleas omit flowers. KOfeS, EDWARD M. 1439 Mela re FrL. Sept. 15.

1950. 1 a.m.. beloved husband of th late Agatha M. Ross. i-r father of Mary.

Leona. Edwa x. M. Ross Jr. and Mrs.

John J. La via. dear brother of William Ross and Mrs. Elizabeth Egan, our dear father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle. Funeral from BULL IVAN'S.

Euclid and St. Louis Sept. 18. 8:15 a.m.. to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Ch'irch.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was member of De Andreis Council K. of C. Remains in parlors Sat. a.m.

OEVEB, ANTHONY, 3318 Hodia-mont Sept. 13, 1950, beloved husband of Louise Seyer, dear father of Mrs. Viola Robinette, Walter and Mrs. Florence Darrougb, brother of Michael Seyer and the late Frank and Louis Seyer. brother-in-law, fathcr-ia-iaw, grandfather and uncle.

Funeral from CLARK Funeral Home. 1125 Hodlamont Sept 16, 9:30 a.m. to St. Louise de Marlllac Church, thence to Laurel Hill Cemetery. SKAGGS.

OLIVE. 1413 S. 8th. Sept. 13, 1950, beloved mother of Margaret Teer and Elsie Brewer, sister of Leonard, Henry and Edward Gash, our grandmother and mother-in-law.

At MCLAUGHLIN'S. 2301 Lafayette, until 10 p.m. FrL Interment Eat. at Bunker, mo SILLIVAN, ROY B. Sept, 14, 1950.

dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. cervices Kl i n. i-. Chapel. 7814 S.

Broadway. 1 p.m. Interment National Cemetery. INTRA. HYMAN.

Sept. 14. 1950. beloved husband of Ida Ustran. dear father of Mrs.

Brnic Altcrson and Mrs. Dolores Greenberg, brother of Mrs. Fannie Kalkin, our dear father-in-law. Funeral from BERGER Memorial, McPherson at Walton. 3 p.m., to Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery.

WALTHER, MARY; 5401 Bancroft. FrL, Sept. 15. 1950, beloved wife of the late John F. Walther of Soto.

dear mother of Laura Aubuchon, Ida Fotach, Luella Adams and John Walther, our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. Funeral from M0THERSHEAD Funeral Home, Soto, 2 p.m. (D.8.T.) Sept. 17.

WANTLING. MAUDE. 1550 Ferguson Sept. 13. 1950.

beloved wife of John A. Wantling, dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from CLARK Funeral Home, 1125 Hodlamont spt. 16. 10:30 A.m..

to Lake Charles Cemetery. WATSON, IRA F.OMOND, Crescent, Sept. 14. 1950. beloved husband of Grace Watson.

nee Gudermuth), dear father of Mrs. La Vera I. Eaklor. Donald Alice N. and Iancv J.

Watson, dear son of Anna N. Watson, our dear brother. brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Services 2:30 P.m., at the BOPP Chapel, 131 W. Argonne drive, Klrkwood, Mo.

Interment Lewis Cemetery, Crescent, Mo. IN MEMORIAM 16 ISTECK, ANNA In loving memory or our Gear aaugmer ana sister. One long year has passed away sine that sad and mournful day; A previous one from us has gone, a vole we loved is stilled: A place la vacant In our home which never can be filled." Sadly mlnaed bv all who loved her. MOTHER, FATHER. SISTERS, BROTHERS and BROTHERS-IN- LAW LOST 17 $50 REWARD For return of Irish terrier: "Jerry," red, curly, stub tall, lost also liberal reward for information concerning him WY.

0675. BEAGLE HOUND, Normandy; re ward. MU. 5530. BILLFOLD browlH Sunday night; please return ring, silver dollara ana papers; Keep rest oi money FR.

.9444. "BTECFOL7D man's: large sum oi money and cards; reward. PA. 3845. COCKER-SPANIEL: tan with whit belly; 5-month-old male; reward, CA.

2738 black; vicinity Clayton; children heartsick; re ward. PA. IBS. COCKER SPANIEL, black malej strayed from 6539 Joseph. CU.0163 COLLIE PUP: brown, white, red- studded collar- DeMun School neighborhood reward.

PA. 3954. DIAMOND RINGS. yellow gold: initials in ore E.G 2 with R.JC; keepsake: reward. Box C-415, Post-Diapatch.

DOO: Boston bull: male: vicinity FairgTounds Park: nam King; liberal reward. 4151 Kossuth. GO. 89S7. TlOO; lost: Boston Bull; blark and white; female: answers to "Babe." 3133 Iowa.MO.6241.

DOG; "German shepard police name. rav z'avnto. iit ztayara, xtu. 63.84 reward. Engagement ring, whit gold; please return reward.

HU. 6257 ENGLISH SETTER; male, brown and white; "Danny." Reward. FO. 7163. EYE" dLASSES; brown horned rim.

leather case: vicinity Carondelet Park. LO. 9035. T6X TERR TE IC male, brown and whit mai kings: child pet; rewara. 4033.

GLASSES: lost; men's brown rim; vicinity Kingshighway and Milentz. HU. 2410. TlORSES, one mare, V.B. Brand, 1 stud colt.

1 bad eye; reward. Klrkwood 6353, Walnut 2565. Hound. Redbone Male Large; liberal reward. JE.

0818. LADIES1 WltlST WATCH1 white gold: keepsake; inscribed; reward. CO. 22S4. tC.

Vicinity Grand. Broadway or Delor. Reward. VI. 2-5820.

PEKINGESE, male, vicint Lemay. reward. 1 1, by 11. POLICE dog. young, female: Bayard" FUk5E; lost: black; Wednesday money, glasses, papers, reward.

RO. 1884, Webster 3636R. RTNG; lost Past Matron Eastern Star, diamond: vicinity Bircher Gate. Army Fitianc Center; re wara. UU.

OiD7. flING: diamond and nlatinutn: downtown: reward. PA. 0941. SM At-L.

whTT dog, and- spots. "TIE CTaSP: gold: initials R.C.M. in rront; reward, go. aaoo. UMBRELLA: Manchester bus.

Thurs. Gift deceased husband. Reward. FO. 5460 UMBRELLA, blue.

Florissant bus. Mon evening; reward. MU. 513.S, WALLET. Brown, valuable papers.

Clifford J. Janssen. Barcesvill Mir.n., vic rltv Lo- swood and Gore, reward. TE. 3-2557 WALLETTman's black: lost: In 1400 block Boyie; please return papers.

GO. 2523. Reward. WRIST WAfCH. ladVs Bukiva.

Sat. night. Broadway car; keepsake: re ward: call after p.m. MA.895J. RISTWaTCH.

ladv veUow rold. black band: reward. FL. 8016. LEGAL NOTICES 22 NoTtcfc to ('oVTRacTorS BUEKLER BUILDING ADDITION MI3SOT.T.I STATE GEOLOGICAL sttivpv uni a vrieani'Rl Sealed bids will be received at th offlc of th Director of Public Buildings.

Stat of Missouri, Room lOO. Stat Capitol Building Jefferson City. Missouri, until 1 :30 p.m., C.8.T.. September 27. 1950.

and then publicly opened and read aloud for the following project located in KOlia. Missouri Buehler Buildirir Addition. Missouri Geological Sur-rev Plans and specifications will be on file for examination and may be obtained upon deposit of 25.00 for each set at the office of the Director of Public Building. Th reserves the right to reject anv and all bids and to wa'v all Informalities in bids. No bid bit be with drawn for a period cf 30 days subsequent to the specified time for ra- eeinnir Bias.

Bv virtue of statutory authority, a preference wCl given to materials, produce, s-upplie. provlsior ana otner aruc.es proauceo. manufactured, mad or grown with in in Biat ct EDWARD L. CLARK. P'ate Onfer your Wirt Ad for 7 tfays.

WE SPECIALIZE sanding old floors: nw noors lnatauao Kitcnens aanded for linoleum; all types of til laid; reasonable rates; satisfaction guaranteed. VESSEL FLOOR CO. HI. 4748 MIT. 9825 FLOORS sanded, finished in ura-Le; stays dean, needs no waxing.

Holt. 50o3 Delmar. RO. ziro, FLOOR SANDING: refinishing; right price, prompt service, work guaranteed. MID-WE3T FLOOR 6327 OLIVE ST.

DE. 2920. STRACK new floor installed, old floor rcfinlsbed; robber and asphalt til Installed, aaie cccrogee. Git- 9954, FLOOR refiniabingl special rates. 6132 Victoria.

HI. 6302. FUR REMODELING 54 CAPES: 1950 tylsl remodeled from your old fur coat: reasonable. Weiss St Sons Fur. 816 Pine.

CE. 2259. FURNACE REPAIRING 55 BOILER sections welded and guar-anteed: fast service reasonable, industrial. 2620 If. Twenty-fifth.

liA. ewai. FURNACE cleaning" G.E. system with summer servtc on stoker: oil burner; repairs. Cail Meyers.

gi. tMu: wi, zjjv aner a p.m. STOKERS. furnaces, cleaned new. used stokers Installed- Baldwin Htg.

3228 Park. MO. 4495 STOKER3. furnaces vacuum cleaned; new furnaces installed. CHERO- KEE 2912 Lemp.

PR, 8062. ANYTHING In heating, stoker, oil burner. Lambert, 3957 McPherson. OL. 1638.

GENERAL HAULING 54 AA EXPRESS; ight hauling; day. nignt. eL 4ieo J33 caroiin. MOVING, express; reasonable rates. Call Keller.

GO. 0689. 5817 Easton AtL KINDS-hauling. LU. 626L7 'LIGHT DELTVEfty, Vi-ton panel; reasonable rates.

GO. 9956. HAIR REMOVED 57 HAIR, Moles, Warts REMOVED PERMANENTLY BY ONLY APPROVED PERMANENT METHODS 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE BEST MEDICAL REFERENCES Consultation Without Charg ESTHER L. FOX SUITE 898. ARCADE BLDG.

EIGHTH AND OLIVE, CH. 5213 HAIR REMOVED By Best Permanent Methods Martha M. Becker Free consultation. Moat reasonable, SUITE 701 CONTINENTAL BLDO. Grand and Olive LU.

0098 UNWANTED HAIR permanently removed: reduced rate for limited time only. Edith Callen, 2089 Rail- wav Exchange Bid. CH. 1269. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed permanently by electrolysis: work done by graduate nurse, mva R.N..

231 Metropolitan urana ana uuve. ke. 78. UNWANTED HAIR removed icr ever, world's latent, best and most rapid method, best reference: ex fiert work: 20 year experience horoughly reliable. Theresa A Helck.

4903 Delmar. RO. 193S HAIR REMOVED FOREVER Results fully guaranteed; doctors recommenoea- rename. vtttjc REASONABLE FEE. Mr.

Wilson, a. jiin. orijrj ueimar. L'NW ANTED HAIR removed perma- nen'iy. AIDA L.

MAYHAM. FO. tio ff4g Eucna. LANDSCAPING 40 TREES, trimmed. tODPed.

removed': completely insured. Patroy 8025 Cler. WI. 1812. WI.

1031. 'TCTOBDUM'P TRtTCK service. grading, sodding. Oscar, 4612 New- perry lerrace. zrrt.643, FERTILIZER horse manure; no straw: $10 load.

Thomas. FL.9979 LANDSCAPE service, lawn worfiT Enelander, 5019 Cates. RO. 0542. PAINTING 43 INQUIRE about the new miracle wall coating.

SAN FINISH, for concrete, stucco, brick, plaster, as- oestos siaing exterior ana interior-work guaranteed: FHA approved iinancing: iree estimates. ST. LOUIS SAN-FINISH CO 1218 Olive Rm. 504 CE. 1221 After 5 p.m.

RE. 4582. CALL T. Bagwell Painting Co for a better paint job; fully Insured and fully equipped: 3 generations or experience. tbT5 xiotiman, HI.

8143. PAINTING graining; small ir.sur-. Mason. 1923 Col- lege. try.

agi. CALL, O'Brien A Sons for complete painting service; tree estimates. FO. 8305. 5527 Easton.

INTERIOR, exterior painting also siate root repairing; tree estimates. palmatler. 424 Lake, fto. 6462. PAINT NOW: first-clasa work: reasonable; free estimates.

Bailey. GA. 5727. 1BOS Angelrodt. razee.

GR. 943K 233 St. Vincent. PAPER HANGING, CLEANING 44 PAPERHANGING. painting, patch plastering, steaming, floor sanding; aulck.

reliable service, guaranteed. at reasonable prices. I need your work. please can Benson, i.u. 1481.

4040 McPherson. PAPERING. painting plastering, -steaming: Al work: strictly guaranteed; estimates; citv-wide service. R. Turner.

2920 Mount Pleasant St. SVV. 3214. WALLPAPER REMOVED STEAMERS RENTED. RELIABLE.

EVERETT. 5256 Delmar. FO. 1816 PAPERING, painting, good work myself. Wyant, MA.

3795. 1927 s. lentn. PAPERHANGING. steaming and painting; free estimates.

IRIS, gnt. RU. 041 1 PAPERING, painting; work myself; reliable mechanic; estimate. Williams, 5649A Wells, EV. 4370.

VETERAN: paper handing: remove oid paper by steam prompt. Couch, 104 5 Alien. CE. 3274. WALL CLEAN'r'G.

flooring, land-scaping. RHEA, 3012 Vine Grove. GO. 4 14 PAPERING. PAIfTlVG, PLASTER.

REESE. 1216 Hodlamont. CA. lbS5 TaPERH ANGING immediately. ZACHER.

3502A Iowa. PR. 1334. 'PAPERING, painting at Dreyfus. 1292 Goodfellow.

EV 4972. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. Reese. 3612A N. 19th.

MA. 4 73 PAPERING. PAINTING: immediate. Hamilton, MU. 6318.

PAPERING. plastering. painting. Waters. 4317 Maryland.

FR. 2593. PLASTERING PLASTERING; patch work concrete blocks; garages: porches: remodeling. Glammarlno. 6039 Suburban.

PA. 2278. PLASTERING. new or patch, arches, waterproofing: reasonable. Davis, 2509 Blair.

GE. 1339 CALL FOR PLASTERING. HTTT Lewis. 5716 EnrlEht. DE.

4071. PATCH PLASTERING CO. 12387 Kesler, 5835 Cot- Brllllante. PLUMIING 47 BEILENSON pLt'MBlS'G at HEaT-ING contracting, repairing, remodeling, sewer and water inatal-lations. 5914 Clayton.

HI 4888. OLSON 'S ELEC. ROT5 ROOTER; sewer cleaning. Clogged sewers, drains, downspouts cleaned. CA.

5654. 1326 Ferguson. PRO MPT, reasons ble plumbing serv- ice. call Acme Plumbing co. izao N.

Kingshighway. P.O. 2665 or RO. PLUM RING and HEATING; sewers opened with electric cable. H.

W. Easter. 4338 Manchester. JE. 6432 FEWER REPAIRING a specialty.

KELLOGG. 6207 Arsenal. HI. 2217 ROOFING AND SIDING 4B PATTERSON ROOFING CHIMNEY CO. 5245 DELMAR FO.

9623 New roofs, any kind Installed old roofs recoated. repaired; chimneys rebuilt, repaired, torn down, capped over and stacks Installed: damp walls solved; gutter work: 25 fears In business: up to 3 years Pay: work guaranteed. OVER 5000 satisfied customer; all work guaranteed: 3 years to pay. JE. 075L MU.

3990 Central Roof A Siding leak In roofs, new roofs, any kind: insulated brick and asbestos siding experts: chlmnevs repaired, any kind free eetimatea DA affPN E33 iU phases roofing guttering and ebmney wurk guaranteed: save bv calling wi ijrfKorj. ma ROOF AND CHIMNEY specialists work guaranteed: call now. Chase Roofing. 6219 Westerhoff. C0.6106 AAA prices, sinks, bathtubs, toilets, scrap iron furnaces, old teaa pipes, pickup: rh rnces.

FO. 9189. GUTTERING. c.aned repaired, roofing s.ate tile: guaranteed. "Rational contracting roofs, chimneys, camp waiia.

gut- ter. 5747 Minerva, Fireside 3452 ALL TYPE roof repairs, new roofs. Coleman Roofing A Siding 4J BIOW. fU. JU9 A HOLE EN YOUR RO0E or a whole new roof.

Frederic. OL. lOOO. Estl- raates. enzo raturai gr.age.

ROOF AND CHlMNEf REPAIR3 HUDSON. 4450 Oakland. NE. 4102 ROOF AND CHIMNEY REPAIRS? FRITSCHL2247 Missouri. STORAGE.

MOVING. EXPRESS 6f STORAGE: modern warehouse: local and distance movln a. evervwtaere. FO. 6647.

VON PER AHE Olive VENETIAN BLINDS i SHADES 72 VENETIAN BLTnUs custom mad 29c sq. ft. 2-day service CO.7211 Modern Mfr 570 Easton. UPHOLSTERING, FURNITURE REPAIRING 71 UPHOLSTERING extra faai aer-v- jce: rugn quant work, Ji Du-ne. iaa Unlow.

RO r99 Oder your Wast or 7 days. ATTORNEY Company want young attorney to assist in nanaimg itiwr rviawvuv, good opportunity. Box B-312, Auto Body Painter Must be experienced combination man; top pay: permanent position with old established auto dealer; new modern body shop. Apply 820 n. ivinginignway.

Auto Body Fender Men Must experienced and have tool teaay 70b; American Auto aoay. -to fine. AUTO BODY REPAIR MAN Merts Auto Bodv BRidge 8384. MAN Mendenhall Motor Twenty-third and Washington. SeeMr.

Face. AUTO MECHANIC Cnrys'er dealer needs A-l mechanic best working conditions. Apply Joe Lennemann, Inc. 5825 DELMAR AUTO MECHANICS Used car experience. See Stan, service manager.

JOE SIMPKINS. INC. 6421 Easton Avet AUTO MECHANICS Ford experience; none other nd SUTTON FORD. INC. T71T Forsyth PA.

8092 AUTO MECHANIC Journeyman: preferably with Chrysler experience: top pay for good man; Soto Plymouth dealer. West End Motors, 76 Balivlere. CU. 1200. AUTO MECHANIC Must be good: live in vicinity Over- ianq.

Appiy -buj 000 son rq. AUTOMECILANICSr2; experienced on cnrysier products. 614 Nat- urai Bridge. AUTO MECiTaNIC: Chevrolet ex- perlenre. Meyer Chevrolet 8343 N.

Broadway. v. 4444 AUTO MECHAN must bav Buick experience. KUHS BUICK. 2837 N.

Grand BAKERS Flrt or cond. night or day, top salary, box b-382. poet-Liinpatcn ipa nights; steady. 3723 fi. Klng'hlahway.

BAKERS. 1st and 2nd hand: new shop. Box C-276, Post-Dispatch. need; good opportunity for right person TFRED ASTAIRE STUDIOS. RO.

2500; call for appointment. BIBLE SALESMEN 3 men to sell the world's best seller, THE HOLY BIBLE Our Bible won tne Blue Ribbon award None finer 4 sales pr day pays xi 20 weekly. Apply room Z27, 2SU7 n. urana. BANK TELLER: experienc neces sary for south side bank: verv good opportunity.

In applying state ge. experience ana salary expected Bin B-181. post -Dispatch BILLING CLERK Permanent position: hours 10:00 a m. to 7:00 p.m.. 48 hour guaran teed; good salary for eapfs man.

Apply Kelleher Motor Freight Lines. jiju nan, in. nin. WiLT. CLfcffjf Tvnewrlter billing, domeatle and ex port, experience preferred, good op-portunitv.

5-dsy week. CENTURY TTT VCTHIC l.nt n. "BILLER-TYPlST electric machine; full or part time. GA. 8-134.

Mr. Lrmntn BOOKKEEPER ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Experienced, heavy detail, fast pae o-aay week, pleasant working con onions: appiv FOOD CENTER 1 106 CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL (Below Chouteau Viaduct.) BOOKKEEPER ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND PAYROLL Must have had at least three years experience In this type of work: fair typist; age 30-50; give full details In first letter In confidence to $250. Box B-24 1 Post-Dispatch BOOKKEEPER Experienced. 20-30: for construe tion company: northwest location Must be capable of handline full set of books. 5 days.

Please state qualification ana salary de sireq. Box B-23, post-Dispatcn BOOKKEEPER Experienced for manufacturing firm excellent chance for advancement Call Mr. Waachek, CE. 4142 for atiDointmeni. "BOORke EPE ft" fruTT charge).

Ey nortnwest realtor office; real estate experience preferred but not essential: splendid opportunity; salary open. State qualifications. All ln- qulrles confidential. Box R-52. BOOKKEEPEP: experienced in general ledger work: northwest manufacturer.

40-hour week. In reply state age. references and salary exoected. Box N-243. BOOKKEEPER-! thorougliTv experP" enced; 5-day week; Industrial firm; state age.

experience, references, salary expected. Box B-ll. BOYS 18 to 21; for stock room work; to train for floor salesmen; good opportunity; permanent; 5-day week. Box G-33, Post-Dispatch BOY; shipping clerk aome high school education desirable; full time. 40-hour week, 5 days; educational inetitutlon; give age, school, phone.

Box G-15, Post-Dispatch. "BOY OTv MAN. to lesrn trade; 330 per week. 4828 PK- "BOY, colored, for used car lot? 7228 Manchester. "BOY bicycle delivery; drug store evenings.juin.

union. "BOY: general (tor work. Apply in i tnerose st, "Brake night shirt: must ne experienced uenerai Brake Servl.e 2727 Locust. "BROWN-8HARPE, setup man, davs, steady; overtime; SI. 65 up.

Merit Specialties, 6119 Virginia; BUSHELMAN Lease, 807 N. 6th. CABINET MAKERS. assemblers, wood display fixtures; day shift. American Fixture 2300 Locust.

'CAR WASHERS, for automatic car" washing establishment; good opportunity for right rn. Call in person, don't phone. Jiffy Car Wash, 2811 Brentwood blvd. CAR WASHER, colored must Tie experienced around filling station; steady; no phone calls. Leaver Bervlc.

430Q Warne. CaRETaKER, permanent county; S75 per month; cabin living quarters. FO. 7317. CARPENTERS; union Job; reslden-tlal; $2 50 per hour.

Garden Park Construction 8401 Morgan ford. CHAUFFEURS For radio cabs: 25 to 45; neat, steady; knowledge of city essential. Apply 9:30 to 12. 600 S. Vanneventer.

CHAUFFEURS AVHITE Over 25: must know city and county; married. Apply Ace Cab 1825 Washington 10 a.m. to 12. HEMl8T, young, chemical engineer; to work under guidance tf experienced chemist on textile dyeing and related problems: Initiative and diplomacy necessary; give complete detail of education and experience. Box C-21 SPoitjJDlsp CHEMIST; analytical experience; for large fertilizer manufacturing plant.

Box C-10(. Post -Dispatch. CHURCH ON: live on prem ises: half time work: modest salary: must be polite, healthy, good worker. Church of th Holv Apotl (Episcopal. 1244 N.

Union. Writ or apply Saturday. Sept. 16, 10 a m. CLEANER Experienced only: steady; good working conditions; top wage.

Enterprise Cleaning 4225 W. Easton. CLERK, 35-45 Shipping Department State experience and salary expected. Box C-35I. CLERK Some clerical experience requlrd; SVs-day week.

35 years and up; South Hide location. Apply personnel department. CITY ICE FUEL 3633 Olive CLERK Routing and shipping experience; must type and p.eaaant on phone. Good starting salary. Ceiiaot fu ture' aaidtown location.

'BO C-353. j08T-PlgPATCH CLERK; Jewish delicatessen: expe rienced. CA. 9224. DE.

24 SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 71 LEARN DIESEL BIG PAY GOOD FUTURE DAT OR EVENING CLASSES Write, phone or visit for information Bailey Technical School 1655 S. GRAND AV. PR. 7860 BIG MONEY TELEVISION Train bow for big pay, fascinating won. tnnumf ruiure in America fastest growing Industry.

PREPARE bow for job In essential industry: or help in obtaining a rating in Government service. Morris trained men can qualify for television lobe In less than 6 months. No prior experienc -ecessary. Eighth grade education sufficient. Experienced Instructors, modern equipment.

DAY AND EVENING CLASSES CalL write or see us toriav Office hour: Monday through. Pri on t. a.m. to p.m.. Saturday.

9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Morris Television Radio School, Inc. 1817 NORTH GRAND BLVD. LUcas 2137 AVIATION TRAINING Short-term factory mechanic course Combined Aircraft and cngin mechanic coarse.

Qualify yourself for essential Job in the expanding aviation industry by enrolling in on of th abov courses classes In both courses starting Sept. 25; living and transportation accommodations available: job placement servica upon raduation: approved for G.I. train-ng: for complet information and reservation phone TE. 5-3130. ST.

LOUIS SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS St. Charles Rock rd. rat Airport, St. Louts 21. Mo.

TELEVISION Technicians, cameramen, engineer; our graduates in great demand, part-time Jobs while vou learn; veteran approved or learn at home. Instructions on talking tap and film illustrations; B.S. dcrc awarded. AMERICAN TELEVISION World' Foremost TV School 721 Olive. CH.

8996 or HU. 2330 LEARN WELDING Enroll now; day or night class in acetylene and electric welding: approved for veteran training bv th Stat Department of Education and L. 348. ATLAS ALUMINUM WELDING CO. 2913 N.

BROADWAY CE. 1114 Complete courses Watch Clock Repairing JEWELRY, REPAIR MFG. ENGRAVING DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Write or Call for Catalog Approved for Veteran Training Midwest School of Horology iil p. roa uway m. 3441 WOMEN will consider application for iimnea numoer or quail tied whit women for training a Railroad iiLuiurutKa; give lull information, education, etc Personal Interview will arranged.

DAY AND NIGHT CLAS'SES mow ruKMinG in DIESEL MECHANICS AND MOTOR TUNE-UP DIESEL TRAINING, Inc. "Veteran Approved 715 HOWARD ST. CE. 3132 AIRLINE3TNED Reservationlsts. station and passenger agents, ground radio operators, hostesses, communications.

public contact, non-technical and technical positions. For information write phone or call at the office. CENTRAL SCHOOLS AIRLINE DIV. 722 Chestnut, Room 1409, CH. 9994 WATCHMAKING Enroll now for new class St.

Louis School of Watchmaking. 4005 Delmar JE. 5391 Appioved for veteran training. For Public Law 16 and 346. fiu atIf c-r.

nr, JHrff I av uiuvBi num. vvrnv for fie bulletin. Th DAVID ja, Bnuuij jif rj-CHANICAL TRADES, 4431 Finney a St. Louis 13, Mo. Approved FLORIST COMPLETE COURSE Semi-private class start Oct.

IS. Literature; veteran approved. Gladys Turner Florist School ST. 7171 1225 Big Bend. 17.

Jobs for Colored Cnroll todav Immediate jobs available; many iuims ior men ana women. INSTITUTE. 2707A OLIVE MEN train for essentia jobs in railway communication: placement lew'ra iiiKii. naiiAray (jomraunica-tion SchooL 4509-11 Delmar. Approved for veteran training LEARN BARBERING: hie rlemand Call or write MOLER.

521 Wasli- ington. jbz. INTERNATIONAL G.L APPROVED UUKKESrO.NUE.NCE. CH. 8183 SCHOOLS 1721 ARCADE BLDG SWITCHBOARD school: girls, worn.

en; day, eves, classes. Florence Utt. 324 Paul Brown Bldg. CH.6255 BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS 74 YOUR SUCCESS Income-lHappl. ness depends on VOCATION YOU FOLLOW.

Learn BEAUTY CULTURE and safe. Day-evening classes. Send for free booklet. MOLER COLLEGE. 621 Washing- ton.

CE. 3581. SECRETARIAL SCHOOLS 7 BRUSH UP GREGG" With type and comptometer. Day. night.

Saturday; JE. 2797. MOUND CITY COLLEGE, INC SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATIONS MEN. BOYS BO ACCOUNTANT, senior: not younf: but capable Box T-346, Post-Pis. Desires a renonalril rln an mdustrla.

tirm: has had, 20 fears experience witn manufactur-ng procedure; has successfully trained men and women In the nneratlofi t9 nrnHiiMlnv, Amlnm has scheduled and supervised pro uuuuii, acuiuiy ana snipping oi iiuiuumciuitj pruaucts; is married, with family and a steady worker; avanaoie immediately- can furnish excellent references. Call or write j. uenespeca, dt7 uratiot ri 7-ion Timekeeper; General Office Experienced in all phases of time- Keeping: mommy, weekly, nouriy, piece work, bonus, gang bonus. dio ration heavy office detail; can operate comptometer calculator, type own reports: efficient, sober; not subject to military duty. Call CA YUM ARC WELDER: experienced: refrig eratlon student: wants part time work after 1 p.m.

5089 Waterman RO 8552. BOOKKEEPER middle-aged, experl- encea an statements, nox ts-m, Post-Dienatrh. "BOY. colored age T81 porter, 2e livery, house boy. restaurant, dlsh- wasner.

rv. bJ5 BR. DEGREE In chemistry; desir permanent position. Call PL. 4619.

CHAUFFEUR, houseman; can serve reirvncea. v. bui CHEMIST. B.8. Biochemistry, bacteriology; clinical chemistry; 15 years varied experience including research In medicine and fermentation control work In pharmaceu tical cne-mitrry.

box T-230 A m. tt CHEMIST. 31. duatrtoua. 11 year experience In analysis and organic development I T-26i.

Post-Dispatch. CHICKEN PICKING; colored; expe-rienced. Atwater 1341W. COLLEGE STUDENT. ava'Iabl 3 to p.m..

nave car. r.t.. ism. COOK or porter, colored, experienced. FR.

7216. "FACTORY MANAGERS available Immediately; take full charge of manuiactunng plant. preteraoiy metal working: In or out of St. 1-ouis record of deveiooing profitable operations in consumer dura- Die goods; employing 100-300 peo ple; salary open. Box W-110.

TLoETsTDESIGNER; ome expe rience. RO. 0555. HOTEL MANAGER; AGE 27 Experienced would like apartment house to manage. DE.

6781. MAN. 29. married typing, adver-Using, selling, truck driver, mi-chine shop: permanent. GR.

4719 MAN: cleaning or porter work, 3-4 mgnis weeg. cowntown preierrea; reliable; references. MA. 5933. MAN.

colored, chauffeur, to drive to Florida. Arliona or California: references. NE. 711. MAN; colored; maintenance and pipe fitter: 15 years experience; good reference.

NE. 4360. if AN: wants to learn photostat and aiiied work. Box W-223. MAN.

experienced chauffeur or truck driver; references. GE. 080 1. MAN. colored: part time eves: what have you? OL.

29S3 after 4 p.m. white; part time work. GOT 934 MAN with pickup track BMda work. Ralnh. I.

A 297. -fEAT CTvTT3t: riT ha hie; ility to maaag: telephone FR. 3703. aparta-ent 103. a-m, to 8:00 p.m.

W. CALL HOME MARJ0R1E, Stop. Writ at one. Important. Mother.

SINGERS Wanted for down town Catholic church. CE. S08Z SEALED PROPOSALS 25 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will received at th Office of the Business Manager. Parker HalL School of Mines and Metallurgy, Holla. Missouri, until 11:00 a.m..

Central Standard Time, September 28. 1950 and win men oe puouciy opened aca read aloud, for th construction of a portion of that part of the ENGINEERING LABORATORIES PROJECT consisting of th MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORIES BUILDING for the University of Missouri School of Mine and Metallurgy at Roil a. Plans and specifications for the project may be Inspected and information concerning the securing thereof and deposits therefor, the work to be don thereunder and th manner of payment therefor, the conditions of bidding, the required Dia eecunrv ana me contract Documents, may all be obtained, together with the printed forms on which BID3 MUST EE MADE, at the Office cfthe Business Manager. Parker Hall School of Mines and Metallurgy. Rolla.

Missouri, and at the office of Jamison pearl. Architects. 169 Arcad Building, St- Louis. Missouri. By virtue of statutory authority, a preference win be given to materials, product, supplies, provisions and all other articles, produced, manufactured, made or grown within th Stat of Missouri.

Th Curators of the tTnlveraitv of Missouri reserve the right to walv informalities In bids and to reject any or mas. THE CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Bv: Leslie Cowan. Secretar-v DATE: September 14. 1950 USINESS PERSONALS 28 HEATING SERVICE Scale caused by corrosion in boilers. raciaiors ana piping increases your heating cost up to as high as 50 through poor steam and water circulation: this can now be corrected by our patented process of cleaning the interior of your heating system without removing any of the pipe work: all order taken on a priority basis.

A. C. E. ENGINEERING 2116 LOCUST. MOVE YOURSELF RENT A TRUCK SAVE HALF" LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING.

U-DRIVE-IT C0MPANT Renters of Cars. Trucks, Trallem 3540 WASHINGTON. Call OL. 1313 4-LANE BOWLING ALLEYS Available for lease Wednesday and enaav mgnis; also open piay Saturdays and Sundays. Alhambra 'grotto, -jhg g.

urana. LA. 8349. DO YOU wish to convey a special thought in poetry? Give us the idea and we do th rest, Tri-City SWAPS 31 LAST 2 DAYS To use your 41 Ford. Chevrolet or i-iymomn as aown payment on new '50 Ford; 36 months financing; Fri.

and Sat, only; act sow. Call jonn r-oner. uvui, 3122 O. Kingshighway. WILL EXCHANGE 2 lower balcony seats, toutn r-acmc.

nignt oi uct. 4, for similar seats any other ve- ning performance, ma. 17B3. SWAP '38 Ford panel truck, good condition, for good '40 or later model motorcycle with saddle baga. HOUSE, LI rooms, 2 baths, 757 county bouse with acreage.

CH. 2831. BUSINESS DIRECTORY APPLIANCE REPAIRING 40 sewing machines repaired in our shop: estimate: buttonhole attachments: supplies and parts of all makes. VANDERVOORT. 10th and Olive.

CH. 7500. ASH HAULING 41 YOTJ CALL. WE HAUL, ashes, rub- Oish. express.

WALKER HAULING 2Q2Q mane, MA. IIIS. ASHE3. rubbish hauled: ashpits re-moved: special rates. Sutter.

7810 Minnesota. PL. 6696. BRICKLAYING, TUCKP0INT1NS 43 Anything in Brick, Stone Eooded tops Installed, tuckpointlnr. fireplaces remodeled, repaired: barbecue pits built.

Frederick. 2D32A Eads. PR. 7819. TF pays to ge: your building, repair- mg ana alteration aone by Better-way; we do brick, block and concrete work; plastering, tuckpoint-Ing and carpentry: low prices al- ways.

vn. m. iaii Lucas TUCKPOINTING-PAINTING TnoT-lng and guttering; waterproofing; reasonable. BILLINGS. 4068 Wash ington.

JE. 5028 SHIPLEY BROSTi tuckpolnting. chimney repairs: free estimates. Fireside 77b9. 6429 Myrtle.

Wells- ton. TUCK POINTING: waterproofing. chimneys nneu, porcnea ana garage alterations. Ideal. 5474 Del-mar.

P.O. 2877. tUCKPOINTl.VG. chimneys repaired, waterproofing. Gather.

5270 Gilmore. EV. 1 453. TTJCifPOINTTNG: chimney repairs; prompt service Insured. C.

Mosley. iji tsenton. zu. 070. FLUES cleani repaired.

Prompt Marshall. 810 Madison. MA. 5637 CARPENTERS and RUILDERS 44 WINDOW SPECIALISTS All type and sizes repaired or replaced: general building repairs. A 9530 Ge it ry.

8 W. 04 1 GENERAL CARPENTER WORK; remodeling, installinr. storm sash, cabinets made to order: have own tools and truck: bv hour or contract. EV. 7530.

Brewer. 1109 SL Clair "FOR combination storm windows. aluminum or redwood, plastic tils walls or rubber tile floors, sun porches and garages. FHA terms, call Hawkins, GO. 4630, 4440 A nderaon.

"SMALL repair work done: garages our specialty: tor free estimates can HU. 5000 Odell Construction 3620 Roswell. REPAIRS carpentrv, electrical, roofing, painting. RO. 3274.

Edde, 5037 Page ALTERATION; general repairs; new construction. Ledbetter. Tulane 4- 085SW. ebster Groyes. Mo ALL PHASES of home remodeling; sav by calling FO.

8073. Gregory Const. 1625 SempleV GIBSON construction, building, re-modeling. 2311 Lawrence 81. 8404 CONCRETE.

CEMENT WORK 44 GENERAL concrete work: block laying porches step; water proofing, roofing, siding: tuckpolnting all kinds of concrete work. Porters Construction, 1051 Geyer. CH.J362:' BASEMENT forms for rent or will" pour, concrete work. W. E.

Brown Builder. 4204 N. Broadway, GA. 50S5. ALL TYPES of concrete workT floors, step porches.

John, 3725 a. t.omptori. i. uui ASPHALT DRIVES, concrete work, block, waterprooiing. hauling.

GA. 0147 Williams. 2409 Dickson CONCRETE WORK, all kinoe. guar-anteed. reasonable.

Greg bldg. 5620 Artnur CONCRETE WORK: residential and commercial: union; Insured. J. B. Kueneke.

4439 Miami. GR. 2376. FXTRNlSH forms and oour footings and foundations. OLiv 1638 Lam- bert 3957 Mcpnerson.

CHIMNEYS and sidewalk patching; Rlile. 3816 Bingham. FL. 8920. DETECTIVES 47 Ace Secret Service speclallz in shadowing peopl to determine wher they go.

whom tbev see and what thev do. handle all types investigations, locate missing peopl: we secretly obtain evidence for court or personal use. When vou art In doubt of anything, se us confidentially without obligation. Licensed, bonded- 320 GRAND JE. 8894 dTTECTTVE MARIAM: specialising domestic trouble: tracing, shadowing, photographs taken for evidence: locate missing person everywhere; no obligation for consultations; confidential: bonded.

CA. 0776, 6S26 Bartmer. Allied Detective Acencv Shadowing. Investigating, and loeat missing people: confidential consultation free- censed, bonded. 3564 OLTPE FR.

4 54T EX-OFTTCER Wml E. EaChass does shadowing, investigating, licensed and bonded. 4541A DaiOuur. 208. RO 3654 DRESSMAKING TAILORING 49 ALTERATIONS.

dressmaklCK and tailoring- ettin, vMftanvhl prices. Stttch-in-Tim System, 431 N.Ewl;d. P.O. 2773. alterations HuT 6T8Q 4479 Wilcox: Mrs.

Holmes. DRESSMAKING, alterations, Mrs. 4237 Easton. LU. 1532 ELECTRIC WIRING.

ETC. 50 TBfN" CTaECTRIC CX. 1163 zioma wlrtre rcealra. 3328 N. NINTH ECHEFER'S eJectrlc wlrlr and re-Dairs.

4454A Lit 765 COOPERifAN' ELEC.1 fr rmrT mates. 3725 N. EttcHd. GO. 5847 EXTERMINATORS 52 TERMITES ROACHES xtrminaticg and pest control.

do the job or sell matanais; grriar-acteed call us. DUNCAN SZRVTCB CO. 605 Walnut OA. 1082 ODD JOBS WANTED Man available for yard work, window cleaning, scrubbing, wallpaper cleaning, general labor. SALVATION ARMY CE.

8626 PaRT-TIMF. work wanted for reli able students attending local tech. nical schooL Students ask only modest pav to help them through school. These men are excellent for filling station attendance, mechanics, general repair work, etc Character reference given. No placement fee.

Phone M. L. PR. 7660. Bailer Technical t-cnooi.

icai eouta urana dl PENSIONER, good health; 30 years last employment; 58 years old; messenger, nav my- own transportation: or watchman for one or more days or nights a week. Box PIANIST, experienced young man seeking lob in smart combo or lounge iTKTty Q-3JW1. SIGN AlNTER FIRESIDE 7200 ALL HARRY UNIVERSITY student desires part time work, evenings; will consider nytmng. ke. 763Q.

call after 6. YOUNG MAN. 34 year old. married, 2 yeirs college: nice personality: excellent character references; de- rm n.r.Ann.1 wn.lr- r-Hii lations; member A. A A.M, Box pot-LispatcJ.

YOUNG MAN. law graduate. te- nographer; wants position In law firm, insurance or related field. RO. 5407.

T-rTT1 Ul 1.1 ll oi evening wora- expencea in saies work, ew. J7J4 YOUNG MAN, colored, desires steady employment. i.u. Piou. SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS SI ACCOUNTING CLERK: cost, gen- erai.

inventory, payroll; expert- enoea: single; permanenu cox 419, post-uispatcn. ADDRESSING by band. in mv Dome. MIT ADDRESSING, stamping, stuffing, tvplne done in mv home ST. 1912.

BABY SITTER, elderly lady; Mon. through Fri HU. 9118. charge payroll 20 years' experience; prefer 5-day week. LA.

8286. BOOKKEEPER, typist or general of fice, nan cays. M. ia COLORED-: laundry done In my home: first class. LU.

50S9. tnorougniy experienced: mtddle- etd; 5 day only. Box T-349, P-D cook, colored, for special parties good references. OLIve 3335. COOK.

colored. experienced res taurant work. FR. O209. CoUPXE.

while, middle ag cook. nouacKeeper, garanr, cnauiiur. nouseman: experienced: references; ty. Box W-188. Post-Dispatch.

DAY WORK, laundry or cleaning; teaay. o.3. L.y. 74. DAY WORK, cleaning or Ironing, expenencec.

reliable. L.U. 1053 DAY WORK; iJ and carfare. COMPANION; middle-aged; car smi-invaua; unincumDerea. uu COUPLE, will tak care of rooming house in exchange for 3 or 4 rooms.

box w-iuu, rosi-Dis. 3IRLT colored, cleaning, care children bv day, experienced. Axmln-ster Ol46. "73IRL: 23- wants weekend work; typing, baby sitting, etc. ST.

948:. GIRL; general housework i 'days week. Upton 4-1748. 2-6 p.m. GIRL, colored, afternoon work.

JK. 41SHI. GIRL, colored nlghtwork. GE. 1 J10.

GIRL, day work, HI. 4929. GIRL, colored; baby sitting 01 maid work; 5 days. FR. 0129.

GIRL, colored; light housework, care of children; will tay. JE. 3585. IIGH SCHOOL girl, colored, house work, paoy sit. 1271 GIRL, colored; work of any kind, 1-7 p.m.

9751. HOTEL MAID, dishwasher, elevator operator. n. iij HOUSEKEEPER and cook, whltej experienced, with 1 family 17 years Box B-207, Post-Dispatch. HOUSEKEEPER, good cook, semi-invalid, motherless or baby; reference.

SI. 8597. TRONeR; rough dry; first class reference: at my home. Kirk.0094W LAUNDRESS, colored, experienced; reference. L.A.

030. LAUNDRESS: white; my home: casn ana carry. ST. 784. MAID, work 6 days.

L.U. 25B4. P.B.X. OPERATOR; colleg degree; hotel and hospital experience; avallabl now. FO.

5408, SCHOOL GlRTZ colored! cleaning, ironing: Saturdays or after school Fri. AT. 2420J. SMALL bundles laundered in my home; good on shirts. LU.

0146. TYPING AT HOME: quality copy worn; pick up ana oeiiver. ku, 1854. TYPING or longhand, Christmas let ters, iiu-ins, address earns, envelopes at home. MU.

5562. TV PING done in my home; cxperl- encea, yvapasn noo.j TYPING at home; experienced- will can ior ana aeuver. x-A. PING and cle rical work done at home: experienced. NE.

6094. TYPING AT HOME, experienced; neat work; gtenographlc. GO. 71 97 TYPING AT HOME, experienced called for and delivered. EV.

8204. WOMAK, experienced cleaning, ironing; Saturday. Monday. Wednes day; whole, part day. FR.37j40 WOMXN; colored: days; cleaning or launary.

OMAN; week work; so or stay. oi tr. WOMAN, colored cleaning, days, reierence. je. earn.

WOMAN, day wora warned FR. 2S42. W6MAN, colored, wants bundle to do at home. LU. 1364.

WOMAN; laundry work" done aT home; experienced. J. eon. YOUN3 MOTHER; work" In my home; addressing, telephone sollc- iting. etc.

bw. 37J4 TOUNfi woman: day work; any kind. LU. 6413 HAP WANTED HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS' 92 ASSISTANT MANAGER DEPARTMENT 8TORE Modem department store, city of 30,000. in Missouri, wen estao-lished for many year, need the services of a good wld awak merchant; man who 1 experienced in department store field; who knows how to handle his employees, who knows advertising, and who can merchandise a fast moving, wide awake store.

Popular priced merchandise. For the right man we have an interesting proposition, along with a future, and a position that pays well. Store Is modern, pleasant working conditions, wide awake ownership and personnel. In replying by letter, please give full particulars as to age, marital status, experience, and Interview will be arranged. Contact Box ARE YOU OFF THE "ROAD FROM NOW TILL CHRISTMAS? Boyd's have selling Job open for traveling men and wholesale workers who ar temporarily Idle.

Apply BOYD'S, 6th Olive CTCFTRPOPTUNITTf For aggressive man 25 to 40. who would enioy school representatives work, prefer former student: World-Famous IC3 has district open'ng In St. Louls-St. Charles: weekly exlarv. bonus, car reeded.

Phone Mr. Berry. CH. 8183. Accounting Clerk Under 30.

High school graduate. 5-day week. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. 4010 West Pine ARTISTS We've room for 2 young layout artists. Excellent salary with progressive lncreasea.

Young, alert advertising agency, growing fast and going places. Saturday morning 10 to 11. TAMM ULLMAN, 515 Olive Automatic Screw Machine Operators Must hav experience on Grldley bar atock work: apply Personnel Office p.m. Wagner Electric Corp. ASSEMBLERS With body shoo experience: must nave tools; passenger ear repair work only.

American Auto Body. 22 Plnej casualty claims, car furnished: salary open; our men advised this ad; state experience, education, age. Box C-152. A IT! Cfi ME fbet 25" ou; nave a setup in th music business that is a money maker. Book, vacuum or musie men or similar tines; experienced preferred; highest commissions snd advancement to qualified men.

Tricn Bros National Accordion lo- stitute. 3184 Grand. io SB. assembly work; 7 a.m, to 5-day week AJeo VaJv e3 ASSEMBLERS; woodworking, pro- 'Action une experienc: steady work. Th Mesgai 1900 North Market AUTO PARTS and accessory mas; orae experience, sua.

2u. Jime r. 33e 3 Times (within week) 42e 48c 7 Time (consecutive! 3le 36e ROOMS ROOM AND BOARD I Zim 43c 9o" 3 Time (within week) 37e 43e 7 Time (consecutive! 30c 36 SITUATIONS WANTED Jlm 33e 398 3 Time (within week! 30e 36e 7 Ttmi jnn.ti ot -j Local rate apply only te advertisers located In the Stat of Missouri and within 150 mile of St. I tfi 4 appucable to out-of-state advertiser aaw a. a a when Inquiring about replie.

Post-Dlspatcti reserve th -i, cisnmxT a usQcr appro- DTiltA The Post-Dispatch reserve the runt to revise or reject advertisements or to retain answer to any box number advertisement. If thl right 1 exercised the amount paid or advertisement will refunded to th advertiser. It 1 agreed that th UaWMy of ruiiiMr rubiismne company in dvcrtlMment for any reason or In th event that errors occur In th publishing of an advertisement, shall be limited to th amount paid bv th advertiser. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Phone MAin till ANNOUNCEMENTS BINTHS 2 "COOK.

Dorothy L. and Georg 2004 Nebraska. MICHAEL DENNIS. 7 Sect. 8, 1950.

TrtSTEimoXl), Marie and 5546a Hebert. WALTER FREDERICK, lbs. 4 Sept. 6, 1950 CEMETERIES Be prepared" "THE FINEST" OAK GROVE CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM CREMATORY CA, 8606 .7800 St. Charle Rd iAJt mount hope ceme-TERT AND MAUSOLEUM N0N-SECTARIAN.

1215 LEMAY FER-RT RD. HU. 8600. F0UTH SIDE'S ONLY MAUSOLEUM. LAKE CHaRle.

th Burial park of Natural Beauty. T723 Bt. Charles PA. 1760 GRAVE LOTH: S150: Mt. Hop.

kwood Oak Grove, WY.140S CREMATORIES OAK GRTVE CHAPEL Crematory: the newest, finest In St. Louts. 7800 St. Charles rd. CA.

6606, FLORISTS 7 NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN prays. S3. SO up; baskets. S3 op. 3801 S.

Grand GR. 9600 lEAUflFt'L'ePRAt, ribbon bow to match, from 83.50 up. GRIMM CE. BOOO FUNERAL DIRECTORS c6. 3223 St.

Louts CO. 1654 Etabilshd 1859 MONUMENTS 10 SPEH MONUMENT 10101 ORAVOIB DEATHS 14 XfKt.Hitt.il, BERN A AD c7 3012 Osag Bept. 14, 1950, fortified with th Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Agnes Abkemeier (nee Cruszka), dear father of Mildred Bernhard. Lorraine Murray. Bernard Eugen Gilbert, Kita and Thomas Ahkemier.

dear father-in-law, grandfather, son-in-law, brother, bro-her-in-law, unci, nephew and cousin. Funeral from GEBKEN-BENZ Mortuary, 242 Meramec, Sept. 18, 8:30 a.m., to St. Anthony Church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

Member of St. Anthony Benevolent Society and Milk Wagon Drivers' Local No. 603. BARTA, MARY (nee Brush); 911 Soulard, Sept. 14, 1950.

1:45 p.m., beloved wife of Vincent Barta. dear mother of Vincent Jr. and William Barta and Christina Norum, our dear sister, mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Horn. 290" Gravol Kept.

18. 8:30 a Requiem Mm Bt. John of Nspomuk Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member of Altar Society and St.

Lud-mlla Society. BCRKEL, ALMA, (nee Feld) died at Santa Monica. California, Sept. 14. 1950.

formerly of St. Louis. beloved wife of the late Georee Berkel. dear mother of Elmer. Hilda Happel, end Arlvnn Hackersack.

dear eleter. sleter-ln-iaw, aunt and grand mother. Member of Barhee Chapter No. 31 O.ES. Burial in Santa Monica, California.

BLOCK. IDA (aee Rufle). 10O02 Lake Sid dr rntered Into rest Sept. 15, 1950. 2:30 a.m..

beloved wife of Henry 1 Block dear mother of Henry L. Jr. and Raymond W. Block, dear sister of Mrs. Millie Dollus, Mrs.

Catherine Watson and Carl Rufle. our dear moth-r-ln-law, sister-in-law, grandmother and aunt, in her 70th year. Du notice of funeral later from BEIDERWIEDEN South Sid Funeral Horn. 320 Chippewa st. BRICK.

ROSE. Sept. 14. 1950. wlf of th late Sander Erirk, beloved mother of Mr.

Anne Levy, Mrs. Ida Dubtnsky. Mrs. Sarah Lamberg. Sam.

Albert. Sol. Joseph, Frank and Herbert Rrlek. our dear e-randmotb- r. great-grandmother, aunt and mntner-in-iaw.

Funeral from BERGER Memorial, McPherson at Walton. 2 to Chesed Shel F.msth Cemetery. Please emit flowers. FIRIF.GGEN. WILLIAM 5979 Drury lane, fortified witn the sacra ments of Hoiv Motner nurrn, 1 A IQrt '7 i beloved husband of Edna BruegKen nee Barteu.

dear father rf nil llam F. Doras. Laverne. Shirley, Joyc. Mary Lou uruegsen and Betty Beck, our dear brother, brother- in-law, father-la-law, unci and cou sin.

Funeral Sept. 1. 8:30 a from BL'CHHOLZ-KOKLLER Mortu ary, 5967 W. Florteeant to Mount Carmel Church. Interment Calvary Cemstery.

glnla, 14. 1950. dear aisier or litats fecnoemng. Mary it-hoff. Sophie Rterh, Emma Simon.

Charles. Louis snd Lena Burkhardt and the late Katie Winheim and Fred J. Burkhardt, dear atater-in-law and aunt. Funerat from r. HOFFMEISTER Chapel.

7814 S. Broadway. 2 to St. Trinitv Cemetery. Member of Women Benefit Ass n.

Review No. 50. (HRISTESON. MILDRED: 22J2A S. Broadway.

Sept. 14. 1950. beloved wii of Clarence Christeson. father of Meivln Christeson.

Funeral 10:30 a.m.. from MCLAUGHLIN S. 230l Lafayette. CTTA. EMIL 1840 Switzer Sept.

13, 1950. 9:30 a.m., beloved husband of Ros Cmta (ne Tressler). dear father of Mrs. Rosemane Burbach and Mrs. Betty Jan Arnold, our dear fatbrr-ln-law.

grandfather, dear son of Marie Cotta. our dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle, npbw snd cousin. Funeral from CALVIN F. FFUTZ Funeral Home. 482S Natural Bride Sept.

16. 10:30 a.m. Interment St. Paul's Churchvard. DACE, REV.

APRON Sept. 15. 1950. dear husband of Matie O'Connor Dace, dear father of Loretta Uuick, Clsrence E. and Lawrence Dace.

our dear brother-ln-'aw, father-in-law, grandfather and greatgrandfather. Services at ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home, 4911 Washington Sept. 16. 7:30 p.m.

Interment Bonn Trr. Mo. CRAIG, RUTH DRAKE, No. 27 S. Taylor Thurs Sept.

14. 1950, beloved wif of the late Arthur J. Craig, dear mother of Nina M. and James E. Craig, dear sister of Mrs.

Ma Wigger. our dear mother-in-law and r-ln-law. Funeral from ARTHUR 3. DONNELLY Parlors, 3S40 Lin dell Sept. 16.

a.m. to St. Louis Cathedral Interment Chestnut Ridge Cemetery on. Ma PATTILO, FRANCE Par para Sept- 13. 1950.

fortified with th Sacraments of Holv Mother Church, dear wif of Edward dear mother of Evelvn and An toinette Dattilo, dear daughter of Mr. Lena Purpura. car abater of Mr. Mike Favasxa. Frank and Martin Purpura, our dear grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and couain.

Funeral from P. MICELI SONS Funeral Home. 115o N. Kacgsiiigh-way. Sept.

16. 8 a.m. to Holy Church. 9 am. Inter, mer.t Calvary Cemetery- DAWSON.

LARICE. died Sept. 13. 1950. 10:30 a.m..

Mrs. Dawson, at Rowland Mortuarv. 4104 Manchester, until 12 noon. Sept. 14.

Interment Corning. Ark-Friday afternoon, sent. 15. GATES. A Delmar.

Catesworth Hotel Sept. 13. 1950. husband of Blanche F. Gates, father of Mrs James F.

Lenney. son of Mr. Hattle B. Gates, brother of Elv1ii R. Gate and grandfather.

Seme at LUPTON Chapel. 7233 Delmar. 10:30 a.m. Intomb-aaent Oak Grov Mausoleum.