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SfAllO MOPOSALS DEATHS 14 6B Tues, Feb. 23, 1954 SIIOUIS PQST-D1SFATCH LOW RATES FOR WANT ADS IN MEMOIIAM "MAfXREK. MARY. A tribute-of kn aid memory, Feb. 21, 1945.

Loving and kind in all her way. I'prisnt, just to end of her days, Sincere, true IB heart mind. B-autiful memories she left beh.nd. CHILDRriv. OR ANDCHILDRKN.

UtH, HARLEM STCTT538 Cist lane, o. 21. 19b. beloved fcuor.d ot Nancy Luck, fataer of June- Medler, Mildred Phumaae and Charks H. Lsai atepsather of Jon Harold Carl and Roy Foecj Maple Krlu.

Grace Lippon and tveiyn Rhodes, foster father of Arnold our-cear brother, DEATHS API A RO, YtRKvi rM p.ur. Feb. 21, i54. Jortilied iUi tn ScrmentJ of Koiv Mother Church, dear wife of ra-rraro. dear mother ot Joeeph, Emaauti Ra'on Cnpraro.

Mrt, Joseph Garcia, der slater of Joseph Faafcia of CtrT, Ind. our desur craadsother. aunt and couam. FXisetal frou P. MlCeiLI SONS Fm.erat Home 1150 tt.

Kmnhlth-way. Fh. 14. 8 a.m., to St. Jul ward Chart.

a to. Ca.rary. HERMAN F. SiEBELS KANSAS UIY SNSOR TO QUITPOUGE POST BILL MIllEGAL Mt tHW Di.iy Suttiujf transient 1 T'-e We Te trwiunm ntti SSe 3 At M' LaCGHLIN 230t Lafayette. a WVi.

Funeral from Church of God. 3118 St. Vincent, 1:30 interment National Cemetery. 1 Time (consecutive 4 .92 TinH IconMUlilll 45 BOOM ROOM AND BOARD -r soe 6 Timee (eorseestner 4c 50 IOST 17 To Place a Lost or Found AeJ CALL MISS TAYLOR MAin III! 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.

Charge It Former Chief of Detectives: Fails to Establish Constitu SITUATIONS WANTED 1 Ton 4C S3 te Retire March 16, Will tional Method of Judging DAI RtHUM. Alr Rl.0 paaaed awiy at Aihamora, I'eo. 19. 1954. former resident of St.

Louis, dear huahand ot Lulu Dftureiuxtm. lather of Mre. Doro-tny Fistner, fathr-ia-lw, ucclt cd brothar-ln-IAw. Servirm aid eurlal at Albs rubra. Fsb 24 1954.

1e-uaaed a mensoer of Anchor Lmiita No. 443. 3 T.meslwtthln week! 4Ac SW Tvnue ftAOMeullvel 4iC 41C COHCRiTI. CEMENT WtMU ITOOflNGa and fottnitFA aerv.ee, reasons trtcr, Brown CsnM. Ca, 615 Bailas.

5-3781. new, t.jb too email. Fischer, S5u4 to'e Brilliant. MU 999Kro 'S-'J "COScRCfB work, alikins. 80'vp too smalL Don Church, 6971 Coi.

Srlllianie Fl 3257. TmXIX concreler tuckpoicsir.g. carpenter work done. 81 TrmL 607 Ann. aTOWfXL'; iTtmi concrete and bloc work ST 744, YO 5 4248 1818 SHanieyrd 'F6RCHE9.

fence, iyernuann. 3321 MO 4401, VI 7302 J. UjEWaI.kb LEVEXEB; olumbiai8T630t WALKS leveleu iiee roots remtveaT Rone. CO 471W Ash'end DETECfrm Handles all typea secret investigations, locates missing people, marital cases given special care; whenever you want to know wnere someone goes and what thev do, consult us confidentially without obligation; photograph and wniicn reports iurniehed for personal u'e or court procedure; licenced bonded, 320 N. Grand, JE -bi4' EFTfccwrmmsi, estiB.i.hii 25 year, licensed, bonded; firr fact If nobodv ahadow traces, locates everywhere; coin, dential.

Day or Bight. CA 0776 (S635pelmar, TRESSMAXiafr 49 Live in Arizona. Movies, Court Holds. Ho advertisement aeceeted (or less man the trie 01 ie nne. Local rate apply only 10 advertisers located In tne Bute of Mi-mi ana within 150 ef at.

By the PGst-Dtepaieh Jefferson Lout In the Suit of Illinois. Rate City Correspondent tmlicibie to oui-ol-lowo nrutr JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 23 A Kansas City ordinance creat Capt. Herman F. Siebels, former chlif of detectives, will retire next month after 43 years In the police department.

Chief of Police Jeremiah O'Connell told reporters today. uriiM MeCKf-EVT. MARE neej Inpaev 5o4i Maple av Feo. 21, 1954, beloved wife of Thomas F. MeOreevy, dear slater of Beaeit and Wimam IJempeey.

Funeral from STUART SONS Chapel. Union and Page Feo. 24. 8:30 a.m., to St. Rosea Church Requiem High Mass 9 m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. "mevehpeter. eph; 22 iT East college fortified with the Sacrament of Holy Muther Church, Feb. 21, 1954. beloved husband of EHiabeth Mejeryeter (nee Murerj, der father of Kiteabeth Marr, and Brother Eugene Mever-ieter, 8 dear brotucr of Mary Meier and Harry Meyerpeur, our dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from 8TOCK Mortury, Grand and Fiorlsant. Wed Feb. 24, 8:30 to Permtual Help Churca Interment Calvary, Mr FM ER, AlfcFsTA C. TmS Kotilnl, 5008 Tennessee, Feb. 20.

1954, 4:30 p.m.. wife of the late John Mueller, dear mother of Clarence J. and Clara Mueller, and dear aunt. F'ineral from WACKER-HEL-DERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravoss. Feb.

24. Interment New 8t. Marcus Cemetery. on rmil Advertiser USing bO liUIKMr. ok for "Went Ad Answer 'Hon Inournng; wit replies.

GENERAL REGULATION The Poet-Dispatch reserve I ho fight to utility fit iMa atpro-priate heeding The Poet-Dupeieh ttumt Ih rleht rtvijo or rejret rtn- AIRDALE. black and tan: lo vicinity of Romaine Creek rd. county; reward for return or Information. Call Davis d-0j-R4 after 7 j-m. ASKEf wet cfdthes; Clara and Easion: 1347.

"BEAGLE: white face brown and lignt tan; ame Prince; reward. MO 2975; "BXagXET female pup, black, white and tan: chiid'e reward. 3851 ing a board of appeals to pass on the morality of motion pic tures, and the censorship exer IIEPPE, ESSIE lse kanmnerlu! Norwood, antered Into rest suddenly on Sua, Fo. 21. 1964.

beloved wile ot tha late llrnv J. Depp, dear mother of Helen Lao'a Fttikerajd, Irene WacbteL Louie Henrietta Laufer, Esther and Harry Depne. our dear motner-ln-law, Biter, sis'tr-ln taw and aunt. Fuiaral from STOCK Grand and Fiorlaaant. Feb.

24. 8:30 a m. In Blessed Sacra-aent Church. Interment Calvary. DON.VEIJL, EMIlfie MadU Festua.

Rt. 2, Feb. 2, 195. beloved wif of T. Donnell.

dear mother of Lucy Patter-mi, Ftnily Boyer and Tarn. Hart, and Ely Donnell, dear grand-toother. Funeral from VES'TARD Funeral Home. Festus. to Featua Christian Chtircb, Service thera 2 Feb.

2a. Interment cised by that board, were de- The retirement will become effective March 16 but Capt! oinu or lo reuin iniwi 10 onr bci Aumtwr vtrtfsmtnt. If ti Biatne, LA B74I4. unconstitutional todav bv I AOLHT brown, while, male; acar left ear; reward. MO 7167.

"BgAgLE. 12" tan Siebels plans to leave on vaca- Judge Sam lace, reward. sK Sb4. for the arfvtrt'Mmtftt UI rf tundtd to ih finrtmr. It tl IM tltWmt of Tt Puliliof Puoilihmi ln tht ivtnt of to puoiKh on for ry return or tn in tni UMt orrori occur to tho lion at me enu ot u.

u.uu.. QomtJ clmllt Court- enteie. willing to pay for hleh Acting under a state law pro TuLLFOLD, kst Tuesday m. near Ruggjrrs. Reward.

Repoft to St. Louis Police Department and nott-fv 1077 Lilly Hose, Alliance, O. lie wm rejoin ms ue uo now living in Phoenix, tuality wora. jars. Dorothy Jones.

955 Mjnervn. MIJ 0345 viding for review of orders by euoltiniRf of on Tiiritto4 to th mount paid because of her healtn. r-none iiis.iB.siS4. arlmlnlctrativx Judffe) BILLFOLD: vkinitv Shenan- or tn tdvonjor. Cant.

Siebels, C8 years old, th ordinance doah Theater: contents needed reward. GR 8230 desperately; was chief of detectives -irom creating the board was tn con St LOUIS POST-DISPATCH trier 5:30. Construction Material Power Tools Welding Machines Miscellaneous Items of All Types New and Used Excess Government -ownedt material for sal on competitive bid bae.s. as ir where-is. Bids will be cuaed at m.

Marcn 6. 1954. wltn the Government reserving the right to reject any or ill bids. This sale will be limited to the following tvpes of material. An itemlied list of material, together with terms and condition of sale, will be tur-mihed prospective bidders upon request.

1. Power Tools: CUter Automatic Pine, Vises, Toledo Power Pipe and Boil Machine, Kaiamasoo Metal-Cutting Band Saw, Clipper Masonry baw, Chicago Pneumatic Die. Grinder, Ingersoil-Rand Riveting Hammer, Rotary Wire Brush Grinder, Aer-oi Asphalt Kettle. Chipping Hara-mere. Electric Grinders, chain hoists and Miscellaneous.

Air Compieaaor, Centrifugal Pumps. 2. Welding Machines Accessories: Lincoln 200- and 300-Amp. Electric Welders Carta, HeMarc Welder Automatic Control. Electrons.

Plumbing Supplies: Cant Inn Lavatory, Cast Iron Sink. Paper and Soap Dispensers, Plumbing Fixtures aod Accessories. Pipe Hangers, Traps, H.xiat Valve. Flush Varvea. 4.

Electne Fane and Miscellaneous: 16" Oscillating. Electric Blowers. Electric Motors. Fluorescent Fixture. 22" Window Fan.

Starters, Switches. 5. MisceUaneoua Eqnipment: Paint, Unseed Oil. Mill File Mechanics Creepers. Sheet Meml Toolst Dies and Punches for V.

hit-ney Punch and Shears. Solder, Garlock Packing Material, i Belts. Slung Tools, Bebbltt Sprocket Wheels, Straight Edges. Kerosene Burner, Hot Plate, 2-Wheel Jakea Warehouse Trucks, Chain and Chain Links, ire Rope, Cane-Bottom Chairs. Wooden Siools, and Hundred! of Mla-cellaneou Items.

8, Sheet Metal Machines: Brake Bending, Angle Iron Machine, Crimping and Beading Machine Niagara Rotary Combination Machine, Soldering and Brai-ing Outfit, Pipe-Cutting Machines, Pipe Threaders, Whitney No. 2 Channel punch. Feeding Table 24 "x48 Pexto Setting Down Machine nd Miscellaneous. Material Is located at Pine Bluff Arsenal. Pine Bluff, and can be inspected at this location Monday through Saturday.

8:30 to Ail inquiries hould be directed to the Blaw-Knox Company. Attention: A. L. Longtln. Telephone No.

Pins bluff 4700, Extension 2195. Mailing address. P.O. Box 433, Pine Bluff. Arkansaa Arrangements for inspection of msterial may be made with A.

L. Longtln. Dexter Gate entrance must be used by prospective bidders lor inspection of material 1943 to 1947, when tie wasinict with provisions of the transferred to Deer Street Dis- United States Constitution and Phon. MAin II 1 1 REII.LV. EDWARD, 4532A Arco Feb.

21. 1654, dear brother of the late Helen O'Reilly and our dear comm. Funeral from KRIEOSHAUSFR'3. 4228 8. Elngshmhway Feb.

24. 8 30 a to St. Cronan'a Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Secretary of St.

Vincwt da Paul Society of St. Cronan'a Churth. Il ExSEI, HERMAN 7ena Water. Tuae Feb. 23.

1954. dea athie of NormM Dueasel, dear brother of Mmnn Banna, our dear fthi.ai-lw and Service at C. HOFFMEISTER Chapat. 7814 Broadway, 1:30 to St. Trinity BIO.FOLO.

man brown leather vicinity Jefferson and Gravoia; Tuea morning: reward; reed contents immediately. Thornwali 5-7659. BILTFOLD: smployment 10 card trict. He nas oeen in commana -the right of free speech and free press." CEMETERIES 4 lid rSEJfTfONOR TOk' THOW He reversed an order of the board of appeals, which refused to Issue a "certificate of ap- ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. SO CAxroo 3jvo For o'd or new house wiring, moving meter, alr-condltlonlng; cir-eutt, electric range wiring, general repair.

Sterling Electric, 474tj West Florisant. TOB1N ELECTRIC; all tyjwacT wiring Initaiied and repaired. 332S 1SS. AAA" Electric. 710 Hamilton.

DE 4609. plooWg S3 WE BON'T meet competition, we" make it, J. W. Strait It Son. Anv.

thing In floor. Wl 6-6363 or FO Oti.iO. JL008t. Charles rd. ITRACTJ eLOORCO.rriewfTooT.

installed, old floor reflniabed; rubber, asphalt and plastic tile installed 2916 Cherokee. GR 9954. TOR first class floor refinlahfng or" Installing new floors, call Sed.a-' cek. 6S54 Corbitt, A 5473. TCuSK" rerihishing; epeclal rates S1S2 Victoria.

HI S3()5 oroval" for exhibition In Kaiv Oak Grove "THE FINEST" ALFRED Feb. 22, 1954. beloved husband of Rosi FJnkel, dear father of Herman flnkel. Mrs Ely Appal and Mrs. Morns Shapiro, beloved brother of Samuel and Jo Finkel.

and Mra. fsul Pogrodsky. ear deir grandfather. Funeral from tha runirnp sas City of the motion picture FADE, GEORGE 2113 Oregon, Feb 21, 1954, beloved husband of Vera Pade fnee Weere), dear father ot John V. Pade, dear father-in-law of Esther Pade, our dea" grandfather end uncle.

Funerfl from KCTIfl Funeral Home. 2908 Ontvoia. Feb. 24. 10 a.m.

Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. BOSTONull. maTe, white spot on head; Sundav. Feb. 14; liberal reward.

LO 9707; i white feet chest: scar on right foreleg; reward. YO 6-7450. TaMERA. Leica Sumnietar FT with attachmenti and case: aub-tantlal reward. Mr.

Davenport. VO 3-7000. CATlMaltese; female: chest and paw tlpa white: near Hampton and Llaetta: reward. FL 8180. "The Moon Is Blue.

The ordinance creating the CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM Chapal. 6212 Delmar Wed. 2 board provided no standards for i CREMATORY 10 gnei Emeth cm. iery. Mr.

Fickal tit atata judgment of pictures, juage ca sA Tsoo rr charlts rd. Blair stated. VT. HoPS AJfB EXTStwoorJ TATS; white wftS vedow soots and tall. PL 330.

PARK lou: pt(vt! ond; will of Penrose Street District since 1949. Prior to being named chief of detectives, Siebels was department inspector. In that capacity he conducted an investigation of the death of Edward Melendes in a police cell. The Board of Police Commissioners subsequently reported to Gov. Forrest C.

Donnell its "firm conviction" that Melendes bad rot been mistreated by police. Appointed to the department In 1911, Siebels walked a beat in Central District until he was promoted to sergeant in 1927. He served in the traffic bureau, the detective bureau and in several districts, and became a lieutenant in 1932. In 1943 he rose from lieutenant to captain, to major and to lieutenant colonel in a rapid series of pro-i -1408. wnrieo.

wi i- FINKLANfl. ILIUM Feb. 21, 1954. 10.20 belovej husband of the late Friedericke C. Flnklanr.

dar fathee nt anrf TficK Fff- ix- He ruled the ordinance "entirely fails to undertake any specification or definition of what its framers meant to ex tremely neavy; lost in vicinity os Ella Flnklang. ileta Holtgrewe, FLORISTS KEATING 1 SHEET METAL WORK 55 GUTTERING and spouting" repairs" a hole In your gutter or a wtice new one. Ideal Htg. A S. M.

clude and to include. The nan rauune oorie ana Dora Htircknardt, dear grandfather, brother and uncle. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEL'TZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge Feb. 24.

2 m. Inter. BRTX FLORIST Marcu, FO anss sas City authorities had no right Spring and Dodler: name dinger. Reward. NE.ftiJJ.

black, female: Tues. vicinity Jamieaon and Loughboroufh. burn on back, hair: reward, 8W 6276. COCKER, black. "rCadrly." Fort Bliss Inoculation tag.

vlcinitv. 4500 S. Compton, reward. FL, 9655. HirfTERlNB, apoutir.i; Footlnti.

chimney work: general healing. W. George. 5552 Easton, DE 0157 ment Zwn Cemetery. Elder Emer-ttu Faith-Salem Consistory and to censor, he said.

Because xne ordinance failed to establish a constitutional method of PWAREM, WILUAH 6508A Chamberlain Feb. 22, 1954. fortified with the Sacrament! of Holy Mother Church, dear Husband of Delorea Pajares (nee dear son of William and Edna Pajares. dear brother of Ruth Wilheim, June Hargrove. Betty Cordtck, Robert.

Jack and Jim Pajares, dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'8, 422S S. Klneshlghway Feb. 25, a.m. Time later, to All Saints Church.

A member of Wat-eon Road Post American Legion. "PROBST, C.FORr,FF"fcR.49.Vr Robert Feb. 23. 1954. beloved husband of Hattie Probst, dear father of Marie Anthea Clara Dy house end George A.

Probst dear brother of Alma Echaffer, Frieda Peterson, our dear grandfather, father-in-law, uncle and cousin. Time of fmeral later at JOHN L. ZIEOENHEIN SONS Funeral Home, 7027 Gravoia. In parlori after 7 p.m. Tues.

memoer or a or E.I Granite Lorire No. 140. In lieu of ALL TYPES CO. 5032 4820 NATURAL BRIDGE FUNERAL SPECIALISTS Flowers Te'egrapred Anywhere isowcrs contnoutiona can be. made, to builrtin fund of Faith-Salem at rt.

cnurrn. COCKER spaniel: blond male: Sat. at Woodbine and Geyer; libetal re-ward, FO 3955. DIAMOND RINO. lany'g.

and itaaU oin: reward. PR 4371. nirrrvrin uaitv SENATOR DOUGLAS ri'hnettei, SHEET METAL WORK Including boiler breeching furnace and boiler repairing. KUPPRECHT BP.OS. HTG.

CO. Fl 0990 FL'RnacTS reiStir- and furnace cleaning: parts for any furnace or boiler. Aalco Furnace A Htg. 2905 Washiryton toff, male," "Elacic face NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN rormeriy of Flortaeant, Feb. 22, 1954, beloved wife of Joseph r.

Oittemeler. denr mother nt OminUh A and back, tan eyeDrows, wnue chest and feet, curl tall with white URGES FREEDOM FOOD BALLOONS tip; name Tippe; reward, mv mon'1 Lambert. Wi'ihert and' Loret-ta Hurt and the late Carl Gitte- tna Avar n4 Sprijri, 13 50 up; buki'i. S3 UP- 3801 S. GRAND GR 9600 Herman Schuette.

fter.n-law. KRUSE FLOWERS Fur.rl Diimi BpocUlltfo Tle(rDh order i occasion GLASSES: name Dr. Butler en blue case; vicinity Llndell-Sprlng parking lot Friday night; reward. DE. 5023.

CLASSES, In case: Frl. evening; vicinity Fo theater-39th reward. MO 5619 2S4 ArEl FRospott 0294 OJOiiiBr-in-iow, ran a mouier, great- grandmother and aunt. Funeral from CLARK Funeral Home, 1125 Hodlamont Feb. 25, 8:30 a.m., to St.

Paul the Apostle Church, Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery, Florissant, Mo, 80 DElmjjr 14 1 4 GENERAL HAULING Day or tight; anv description. Call PAUL, FO 0343. 6337 Cabanne. ASHES, rubbish, general r.au':::r Barnes, 521 S.Ewtng, JE 7825. XIOHT "hauling, dependable.

Clark. 1208 -8. Theresa. MO 0755 EXPRESS: bbndedrcall Keller, 00 0689, 5817 Easton. TJCLEEanTI "and furniture 1It27 Grand.

Ft RECHT. SAM, Feb 22, 1954. Beloved husband of Minnie Siteman Recht, dear father of Robert. Lawrence and Michael Recht, brother of Bin Recht, our brother-in-law and uncle. Fun-ral from BERGER Memorial, McPherson at Walton.

Wed 3:30 p.m., to Chesed Shel Cemetery. Mr. Recht tn state Tuei. eve. after p.m.

CLASSES; name in gold. Clyde Campbeil: need badly: near 1800 FUNERAL DIRECTORS I 24 SPECIAL NOTICES s. broaoway. t. ii jr-ji TRADifioNATiSRvrce Wagoner Undertaking Co.

gCasSES. ligtit brown bamboo type frame; Mon. morning; reward. LA. iT39 after 5:30 p.m.

CLASSES. Eastgate I'nlv. City; needed badly. D2 402R r'J Brill tEIDN'KP. I'NDFRf Aifi RICHMANN, See ESTABLISHED 1859 HACKING, HEVBE.

Hotel Shelby, 518 Pine, Feb. 23. 1954, beloved husband of Stella Hacking, dear father of Paul Hacking, our der and uncle. Funeral from KUTT8 Funeral Heme. 2S08 Oravois.

Feb. 25. 2 p.m. Interment Bellefontalne Cemetery. Merabr of Mailers' Union Local No, 3.

HAIR REMOVED 57 St. LouU CH 1854 HA! R-MOLES" WAf.Ts"" HaVE'Vou eeen a fawn temaleTrax- t5 ALBERT H. HOPPE NOTICE! NOTICE! Car sticker deadline extended to March 1, 1954: arrests begin March bring Klnioch city personal tax receipt marked paid for '53. Ruth Jackson, collector. IUSIMESSPERSONALS 29 AOEKTS: aittributonir write lor our free 1954 wholesale catalog.

Walche. silverwar, Jewelry Appliances, cookware, tools, lamps, clocks, radios, etc. General Jewelers Ind. 3198 Milwaukee Chhaao IS III. nd LA 002 HARRIS.

ANNA, inrt, Zltrmann. By a Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 A $2,000,000 Government program under which balloons bearing food and good-will messages from the United States would be floated over the Iron Curtain to persons In Russian satellite countries was proposed today by Senator Paul H. Douglas Illinois.

In a joint congressional resolution, Douglas renewed previous suggestions that the United States officially sponsor a balloon barrage over Soviet-dominated areas In Europe, taking advantage of prevailing west-to-east winds. The Douglas resolution would motions. A subsequent ponce board became dissatisfied and he was demoted. Three citations for important arrests are Included in the record of Capt. Siebels and he has been mentioned frequently with other officers for meritorious police duty.

The Siebels home is at 4632 Margaretta avenue. GERMAN WOMAN ADMITS POISON DEATHS Of THREE WORMS, Germany, Feb. 23 (A P) Cold-eyed Christa Leh-mann today confessed taking a toll of three lives with poison as she added her late husband to a list which included a woman friend and her father-in-law. She has been questioned almost constantly since her friend, Annl Hamann, 30 years old, died eight days ago, minutes after she had bitten into a bon-bon filled with a deadly insecticide. The 29-year-old, brown-haired German woman told police she had killed her husband by feeding him the same kind of insecticide in milk because she thought her marriage had been "unlucky." HCWE HINNERT, FRANK PHILLIP, of Trov.

Feb. 21, 1954. beloved hmband of Kate Rlnnert (nee Ealumh dear brother-in-law, uncle an cousin. Funeral from McCOT Funeral Home. Trov, 2 p.m., Fb.

24, 1954. to Troy Christian Church. Interment Trov Cemetery, Trov, Mo. Member of the Weiinton IMit No. 13.

A F. A also Welistbn Low Twelve Club. 290S tTRAVOIS LA .1000 ariis ooodfenow Feb. 52, 1954. beloved wife of Samuel Har ris, dear sister of Gruensfelder, Marraret Roberta and Emma Onlnn MONUMENTS 10 er in your neiKnoornooa: vui children are heart broken; any Information please call SI 1-2759; reward.

TaRAKEE'F; Grand-Ruseeil: reward. PR72liOi PA "Bluer gray'b'ack, maie, white head25reward. CO 3495. TaTUKEIT; Wut and gray; vicinity Robbms" and Ferguson av. FA 5905 Ta ft A bandn fegT Sunday, nort rewardE 0520.

FaRAKEET, dark green, blue tail; reward. GO 4544: TOFlTTostTTmairbrown female; answers to Frisky. WY 1-50S3. of O'Fallon, 111,, dear aunt and BE MOVED PER A E.N TLT IS YEARS' EXPERIKNCE ESTHER L. FOX SUITE S9S.

ARCADE BLDG. EIGHTH and OLIVE CH 5213 EXl REM 6V'. D. VVARTSTH (5 IX By Best Permanent Method Martha M. Becker SUITE 701, CONTINENTAL BLDG.

GRAND and 0L1VE LU 009S "BAiRnRfMoVElTMrmar.enTrvTNrv Phelps, R.N., 231 Metropolitan Grand and OHve. NE 979 TN A NTElOlAIRS te'tnovecTpeV "3CSDTA Driving BchcrViTSeW. great-aunt. r3.i2ft norinant rimerai -inurs ren, -it, from A. KROJ Chapel, 2707 N.

Grsnd bl. to Si. Louise da Mar- DEATHS 14 RODGERS. See Joyce. Iliac Churca to Memorial Park Cemetery.

Wilier TRAVEL AND TOURS 29 CAlIr'ORNlA-WASUfNOTON If you are going West, drive a new car; ample time. fU 3610, 300 Lemay rerrv rd. 7 ftKE TR AN SP6 KTATtoy io Ta fornla: drive a new car, fully insured; cars serviced and ready to go. Lo 7.193. 07 I.tmfiv Frrv HIMKTFDT.

THERESA 1. Iw AMEu.sr,ruirH ian, formerly of 4442 Holly. Feb. 21, 18M. dear wife of Fred W.

Amellng. dear mother of Elmer Aroellnif. our dear niotlior-in-law, granilmothcr and aunt. maneniiy, aiua A 1 riAM, Oepperti. of Dupo.

Feb. 20. 1954. dear wife of Henry Hlm-s'edt, dear mother of Mrs. Wilma Rhelnecker.

Mrs. Mildred Menner. ro 81 SO. 348 N. containing money and Vey; 760 Heman: reward.

DE.2570. "PURSE; black;" "change puraeT tlcketi: reward. PURSE BILLFOLD combination; irom RnrtogMALBER'S. 422s a. Feb.

24. '2A a.m. Interment Hurry. Lester, Htibert nd I-amhert Himstedt. our dear alater and grand INCOME TAX BOOKKEEPiNQ SERVICE St Ail iorms; reliable Treasonable direct Secretary of State Dulles CemeUi y.

SANDER. CLARA, 1904 E. Col. lege, fortified with the Sacramema of Holy Mother Church, Feb. 23.

1954. beloved slater of Anna Schmidt, dear aunt and cousin, friend of Margaret Fortschneider. Mies Sander In state at EDWARD KOCH A SON Chapel, 3516 N. 14th from to 10 pm. Tues.

Funeral mass 8 a.m. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. In etate at SNOW Funeral Home, Moberly, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Funeral mass Thura 9 a.m., ImmaeulHte Conception Church.

Interment Bt. Mary Cemetery. mother. TeT.SuN" to drive car t5iiamT Beach, Fla. Call 1.

iL Rial, GA 4SS1. red; money, near bth or Delmar bus rewardj. Lafayette 7:6773. a a it i. ft AXDERSON, DELI in 8T, of Granite City, 111., entereif Into rest 4103 Laclede mace; nsmea JJUlcn; reward.

Call FO 2267. uneral from dahmek runerat Home. Dupo, Feb. 24, 8:45 a.m., to Sacred Heart Church. Dupo.

111. Interment tit. Joseph'a Cemetery. FR06I4 FR 89f SWAPS to put a balloon program in effect "at the earliest practicable date," using surplus foods acquired by the Government un 31 rEftRTERT small black and whTTe at si. juuaoetn noepitai, wto.

22, 1954. beloved wilt of tiie late William C. Anderson, dear mother of eiri'9 male: last seen near bouiard n.ar. ket; child's pet; reward to anyone 2710 Orar.l 2209 S. 09! 2006 East Grand 20 Breckenriilce S13 LU (Kinloch) bod Mam tit.

All locations tinder HflRST. HENRY i 3909 Wllmlng. CE itriri WI 8.155 VI T-072U Hlehiand, lil. Mre. Evelyn Bmltn.

Mra. Pearl Jones, Milton, Kenneth, Howard, Irwin, Leonard Andereon, dear lister of Mra. Emma Murphy and Mre. Louise Cotter, dear graniimotr.er ton. asleep in Jesus.

Feb. 2A 1954. 6:45 p.m., beloved husband of Ida K. Horst 'nee Llndemannl. dear father of Mrs.

Gustav W. upervlsion Mathi ai.i.v nu irreai-grananinirier. Remain! at MERCER Funeral finding or knowing the whereabouts of this dog; notify Mr. Basll 8itzes.705A Carroll. VaLLET; man's.

Brown; "Morgan-ford, Chippewa, reward. FL 7o43. "WRfSTWATCH: iady'a Walton; Dti-mar and Franklin on reward. 00 6346. 'RTgrWrt'CHTiold; lady'a Goih-am: west end; reward.

PA 50S3. Richmann. our dear father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather nd uncie, in nis eeui year. Good parking, Phone inquiries SundayT TAX RETURNS" Prepared, federal and etate; email businesa rooming houaes, Individ SARASOHN, BENJAMIN, Feb 23, 1954. beloved husband of Esther Sarasohn.

dear father of Nathan, Louis, Ida. J. J. Sarasohn and Mrs. Goldie Molnester.

our dear grandfather and brother. Funeral from the RINDSKOPF Chapel, 5212 Delmar Wed. 10:30 a.m., to Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Home, 1418 Nledrlnghaun, Granlta City, 111.

Snrice 2 m. Wednesday, Feb. 24, 1954, at St. Peter'a Kv. Church.

Interment 8unet illll Body will lie in etate nrter der the farm price support program. Such commodities as cheese, butter, grains and dried milk, now held in large quantities by the Agriculture Department to maintain farm parity prices, could be attached to balloons and sent behind the Iron Curtain together with freedom messages, Douglas said. Cemetery, Edwardaville, HI. Member uals, etc; open 9 am. to 9 0 0 o( Granite city Otis.

Ko. euu oa ay, sun. reasonable. Pete 'eta pm, 0269. Em.

Tues. at BEIDERWIEDKN outh Side Funeral Home, 3(520 Chippewa until 12 noon Thurs. Services same dav, 2 p.m., at Holy Croaa Lutheran Ctiurch, Miami and Ohio sts. In'erment St. Trinity Cemetery.

Deceased was a member na Beoecct Loa(e no. 47T. 18 iic. itzj a. jerterson.

Gf FOUND PA rtij. I NnitiBffrsffirTv" Wt'RA M. (am SETTER: found: 1259 Kingshighway, Room 105 Sun. xnn. nipavifor ad.

MO 1266. n.yar, 'a, irt, aear rootner of Mre. Fay Suliiria Luten, dear grandmother of Mra. Joanna Carnp- of Concordia Aid Association, Branch No. 2.

To Place a SWAP AD PHONE MAIN llll Ask for ar ad-taker, who will help you word your ad if you wleh. You do not need to "open an account'' Just say "CHARGE IT." Ad-tskert are on duty 8 am. to 9 pm. Monday through Saturday. Or you may bring vour sd to the want ad counter, 12th and Olive, street floor and either pay cash or charge It.

HoCTO'S LAMB coat, 3-tvom oil heater with 2 new barrels, for brush saw or electric shallow well jumpor plvwood.HU, 21 37 ACME COLOR aniTA'cme 'Color Stir; aiso J150 mixing colors; want pickup truck or what have you! Will sell. TW 2-4499, 53 2-door; want older car ot saddle arid eolulpmerit.Jrie. 0L 6250. tZS(yt6, 19387 for 8 or lmmof projector tvpe. wire recorder, en-larger.

ML3579afterjs p.m. ClSfifTBi new electric d'rTerT refrigerator, twin bedroom suite; aell or swsri, 3153A JMqrganford. TlARDWicTC "gal years' MUJ)237. Ash. WFERaXTND STATE RKTURNS LEGAL NOTICES 22 "(Sbenini lif Allev In City Block 5613 Leii, our oear lifter.

Funeral from ALBERT HOPPE HOUSEWRIOHT, NORA E. (nee SCHMETER CATHERINE (nee Hlthos, 4551A Harris Feb. 22, 1954. dear mother of William O. Schluetet.

dear alster of Emma With'is. Funeral Feb, 24, 3 p.m., from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. Mrs.

Sctilue'er wae a member of Ladles Guild of Bethel E. R. Church. Ashrr, Feb 20, 54. dear wtfe of years experience: vour home or by appointment.

Carton Barton. 4627A ItrriNr finn UUtS OF MISSOURI. CITY OF Funeral Home, 4811 Waahmgton Feb. 24, p.m. Interment Thomas A.

Housewright, dear moth er of Mrs Beulah Lay, Mrs. Ber. Memorial Park Cemetery. TX-RCft ENS; and" niece Eaker. Mrs.

Verlea Line, Ver McCarthy easy on former red, zwicker says Continued From Page One. ST. LOUIS ss. in the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis.

Div. No. 7. City of tit. Louis.

Law Department, Su Louis, February t), 1954. No. fi02fl-D. The Cltv of St. Bf.RTBAM, KOBSRT 4422 Dolor Feb.

21, 1954, beloved non A. William James T. and Jewell W. Housewright, d-ar grand fun. Becker.

8646 Trafford lane. EV 7084. 3090 3430 Oregon. GR ueoand or tna lata Mary Bertram nee Houaeenl. dear son of the late mother, mother-ln-iaw, inter, stster- SCHOENLE, D1ANNE ELIZABETH, tn-iaw ano aunt.

Louis. Piaintiif vs. William Fredrick and Clementine Bertram, Mrs. Houe'wnrit in sta'e at INCOME TAX Bat" Bun. ALBERT HOPPE Fuoernl Home.

dear brother of Daley M. Petersen, Rose Root. Fredrick J. Bertram and the late Georgia Heeeelmeyer. Stella im eves.

sztnA nancnester. Jobnenn I.ft HiAti ii okio 4H Washington bl. 'mil Wed. 12 euii, uieatna eo. 21, 1954, darling daughter of Gustave and Genevieve Schoenle (nee Plum-msr, dear granddaughter, niece and cousin.

Funeral from KRIEOSHAUSER'g, 4228 8. Kingshighway. Feb. 24. 2 p.m.

Interment St. Paul'a Churchyard. lark, cnariea and units Bertram, ear brother-in-law, unci and noon. Services Wen Feb. 24, 2 p.m.

at First Church of God. New-stead and Penrose av. Interment Her father-in-law fell dead in 1952 while riding a bicycle. At the time, it was believed he had succumbed to a heart attack. But Christa said her father-in-law, too, had been fed poison this time in yogurt.

She showed real grief over the death of her friend, Anni, and said she intended the poison for the woman's mother, Mrs. Eva Ruh, 75, "just to make her sick." Anni's dog also died of poisoning. FILLING STATION MAN FIRES AT ROBBERSAFTER HOLDUP Richard Pooie, attendant at a filling station at 3325 Chouteau avenue, fired a shot at two robbers, who fled on foot after taking $25 from him early today. Poole told police the robbers, Negroes, displayed revolvers and forced him to lie on the floor, then took the money. When they ran across Chouteau avenue he obtained a revolver from a desk and fired at them.

The shot apparently went wild. Robert V. Johnson, operator of a market at 1324 Hcbert street, was robbed of between $300 and $400, police reported, by three armed men, who held tip Johnson and two clerks as they were preparing to close the store last night "TAX RETURN'S MJIELhAR FO 4510 coueln. Laurel Hill Gardens. Funeral wea, ren.

24. from MOTrELL'S, Millppl BOOKKEEPING TAX RETURNS RICKERT, 4086 Merarnec, LO 4937 nd Allen ava. Interment St. Mat thew Cemetery. JOSE, ERNESTINE (ore Rrhaller), 394 8 A 21st entered Into rest Feb.

22. 1954, beloved wife of Eugene C. Joee, dear mother of Jean Knight and Richard E. Jose, dear daughter of Mra. Mary old.

swap for electric range of equal value. DE 255S affer 8 p.m. last YOUR PROPERTf "or buy from us and get all your furniture at coat.Call WO 2-6197. UNderhlll 7-1174. "CROP Teaftable.uTretFTuF gage, footlocker.

RO 7232, "frV- "d7'" nw Arfmiri Vnn.nir BKYI.R, rXhlt, 811 Providence, dear ileter of Emu I Beyer, the lata Albert E. Beyer and Clara Caa-ton, dear 'iiter-io-law, aunt and great-aunt. Mm Bever at WHITE. HATTIE 1143 Astoria asleep tn Jesus Feb. 23.

1954. widow of Rev. August schuii, dear mother of Sylvia Flotron, our dear mother-in-lnw, grandmother, alster, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from DREHMANN-HAR-PL Chanl. 1905 Union 2 p.m.

Feb. 25. Interment St. Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. Dcnaiier, sear sister oi jars, r-rnuy Sts Funeral Feb.

25. 8:30 a.m., from the SUEDMEYER Chapel, 3934 20th to Holy Name Church. Interment Calvary RICH Funeral Home. 15 W. Lock-wood, Webiter Orovea.

Service! Feb. 25. 2:30 p.m. Interment St. Paul'a Churchyard.

Beyer wa a member of Martha Washington Rebekah Lodlte No. 45 $3m, list $795, or swaj. Ma 130? INSULATIOM' "expertly "Blown" In JOYCE, JAMES 2103A Allen, Feb, 22, 1954, beloved hus- RIIMER. ANNA S4.W Ltnden- INCOME TAX, 9 a.m. to 9 m.

Carey, 1914 Chouteau, CH 2B2X iNCOMff Brace" M'yre. 5330A Delmar. FO 8251. LA SC APING 40 lawnTfertilized Cow manure; load, ton or bags. sufficiently aged.

Kurti. Hoou, Overland. WA2-0S9. DANOfftOUg'tree removing, tree' trtraming; Insured; free estimates. Nil.

5679. Melvm TBompaou, 2411A ping, removing, landscaping, od-ding HAWK, 3042 Semp, GO 44a2. aecillng, plentiniTrees and ahruhs Edw. Flalieny, 6422 Union. GO TRUES trimmed or urea, Jones, 906 Chamber.

CB prlo j. Tit-alts irimmeit; removed; 'insured." Kirkwcd.Jtyior2-l80 "MADE and hull frees trimmed, fP BUSINESS DIRECTORY wood, euddenlv Mon Feb. 22, 1954, oano or jane Rodgera Joyce, dear father of Del Rodgers. dear brother To whom it may concern, take notice: The undersigned, by the Court afore-said appointed as commissioners in the matter of the proposed public improvement ordained by Ordinance No. 4tiMS.

ot said City, for the establishment and opening of a public alley, 15 feet wide, In City Block 5018, from Jamleson Avenue, 100 teet wide, to McCausland Avenue between Marquette Avenue and Oleatha Avenue, will meet on Tuesday, March 2. 1954, at 10:00 A. at Room 417 City Hall, and there-after at such other place or places aa the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis in General Term may designate, for the purpose of ascertaining and assessing tne values of, and the damage and benefita to private property, with respect to said improvement; when and where all parties interested are Invited to be present, and have the risht to be heard anil to submit evidence, and may, when the report cf said commissioners Is filed, except to the same before the circuit court. Bald Commissioners have established with respect' to ssid pro- fosed Improvement the benefit of nxlng district which Includes the property in said City and embraced within the following defined boundaries, respectively produced to intersection, to-wlt: Bounded on the north by Mar-quelle Avenue: bounded on the south by Oleatha Avenue) bounded on the east by Jamleson Avenue: bounded on the west by McCausland Avenue, L.

BAYLOR PENDLETON, HAROLD HEALY, EDWARD 1. ENGLISH, Commissioner, SAMUEL H. LIBERMAN, tsear wire or Asa oomer. oear mother of Herman Chamo, Dr. A.

ASH HAULING of Capt. Joeeph Joyce. William Joyce, Nellie gtaengel and Catherine Turner, our dear brother-in-law. wmJr LU I 41 SHY, CLYDE 2328 Menard, Feb. 21, 1954.

beloved husband of Vlrta Shy (nee Click), dear stepfather of Mra. Alberta, Betty Long and Levorice Ronney (nee Williams), dear son of Mrs. Ella Shy, our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from C- HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7814 8. Broadway.

1:30 p.m., to St. Matthew's Cemetery. Member of Building Laboreri Local No. 42. AltfES.

reaRonab! Wal- uncle and cousin. Funeral from KTTTIS Funeral tonjai Cote Brllllanta FR 7098 AHHES. rubbish "serv- Home, 2908 Gravoia. Feb. Rev.

Mao Bomer and Alena 0' Daniel, our dear mother-in-law. inter, rrandmolher and great-are ndmofher. Mrs. Bomer at KRTEOSHACT-EF. 8, 422S S.

KlnMhilhway, until Tuea Feb 23, W) m. Interment Poplar Bluff. Ice. Thomas, 4423 Pafe, 25. 10 a.m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. KALISCH, JOHN 6268 Delor, Feb. 23, 1954. beloved hus BRICKUYING, TU8KP0INTINQ 43 ffCKPOlNTINO; wwk; free estimates. L.

Bernreuter, 1321 Compton, GR 0043, repaire." waterprofmg, caulking. Vvm. Box. 2307 S. Compton, GR 3122.

nev repairing, waterproofing. Ideal, moved. .0052254 Jules, MO 34H SMITH, SALTER Feb. 22, 1954, dear husband of Hattie Smith (nee Reynolds), father of Mrs. Patricia Beech and Walter E.

Smith. Funeral from ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home. 4911 Washington, Feb. 25, 2 p.m.

Interment St. Matthew's Cemetery, band of Josephine M. Kallsch (nee Bteuterman), dear father of Lillian T. Brader and Kenneth Kallsch, dear tather-ln-law, grandfather, great grandfather, brotber-in-law Kud uncle. Services 1:30 p.m., JOHN L.

ZWGKN'HKIN SONS Funeral Home, 7027 Gravoia. Interment Lakewood Park Cemetery. IN PARLORS AFTER 4 P.M. WED. BOIGHTON, BERTHA nm Hae-key), 3825 Labadle, entered Into rest Feb.

20, 1954. beloved wlfa of Ben Enuithton, dear mother of Grace Koaemeyer and Violet Mo-Cauley, our dear aliter. eister-ln-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral Feb. 24, 10 f.m., from the PROVOBT Mortuary, 37 10 Grand bl.

Interment 0k Orev Cemetery. Parking lot It! rear Uu ty.rr uu, -UOrfO Trcwowrwo Wc nev repilr, prompt service: Insured, M0SLEY, 1314 Benton, CE 4573 RICK" WORK "flower" boxes," bar- becue pits end patios; tuckpolnting, Morgan. K335 P.ldee. Fl 4019 ctry ounseior. PAINTING 3 Interior and Extet.or R.

J. DODE48 Wells, 00 8992 INTERIOR, exterior," residential" and commercial; FHA financing. 1159 5043 Summit, TAINT and nowTTnterior, exterior, pay later. Model, 9952 Ed- v'L-i414; PAlNMSoTTnterTor, exterior; basements sprayed. R.

A H. Lnhmever, ST riwo. At prices you can afford, Call JHOA'AJiT CO, 8040 Etrel bE 3029 PAIntTnS! oB7d23TBIg-Benif. WO 2-871? or Wl feM)128W. INTERIOR, exterior: Immediately Wyman, 4359 Osceola.

SW 1025. Tt'CKPOiTNT Mr." SLTTOX, LEONARD of Pilot Knob, entered Into rest Feb. 21, 1954; beloved husband of Angie Button, dear father of Fesrl Pipkin, dear grandfather of Mrs. Hubert Leathers and Leonard Pipkin, great-grandfather of Leonard Leathers, our dear uncle, cousin and brother-in-law. in his 77th year.

Body will lie in state at WHITS Funeral Home. Ironton, Mo, Funeral services from the First Paptlt Church, Pilot Knob, Wednesday, 2 p.m., Feb, 24. 23 KLAMM, ELMO ELAINE, Feb. 21, 1954, wife of Clarence F. Klamm, mother of Clarence F.

Jr. and George our sister, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, aunt, grandmother and niece. Service at IAIPTON Chupel. 7233 Delmar 10 a.m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery.

Shaven Ciapter No. 485. O.K. 8,. service at chapel 7:30 p.m.

PERSONAL to tTTe Sacred" Heart. 1045 N. Grand, JF. 6800. TUCrrOTNTlKaTlmne'v- 8.

Smard. 3201 Caroline, PR 9292 TUCKPOINTING-Roof Waller. 2007 N. Wharf. IB 5triK RiHri other, fit.

Ann and St. Chrietopher for favors received, u.r. BHANTE. MARY A. (nee Stephens), 22! Indiana, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Feb.

22, 1954, beloved wife of the late Hurry W. Brante, dear mother of Margaret Wayrnun, Rose 0111, John Brante and Besi Wemar. deer sister of Thoma Stephens. Sister Mary Linus, CH and Dr. John Stephens, our dear mother-in-law, iiater-ln-iaw, aunt and cousin.

Funeral from SOUTHERN Fu. nerai Home, 322 8. Grand Feb. 23, 8:30 a.m.. to St.

Agnes Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member of Sodality ot Our Lady (nd Altar Society of Pope St. Plue Church. "work; Gamhlln.

0440 Odell. ST 0260. I) family -anxious; gone since Feb. Avolyn and family trying to help. Write 7212 Forsyth CA 0834; daysEV 9320.

Jude" for favor re ceived. V. B. TAYLOR. JANET Feb.

21, sister of the late Mary F. Frances i. and Edwin Taylor Service at LtJPTON Chapel, T233 Delmar bl 10 a.m. Interment Bellefontalne Cemetery, KOEMO, 4123 Haven Feb. 23, 1954.

dear husband of Mollis O. Koenlg (nee Weill, dear father of Kimer and Robert E. Koemg. dear brother of Bertha Weia (nee Koenlg dear grandfather of Bobette Eugenia, Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'8, 4228 8. Klngshighway Frl 26, 2 p.m.

Interment Sunset Burlat Park. Member of the Missouri Bar Asen. In parlors after 3 p.m. Wed. 25 absolutely not true.

I have no heart trouble and no symptoms of heart trouble." Suffered From Virus. Zwicker said he had been suffering from a virus infection last week when he was summoned to appear at the hearing. "Doctors here advised me not to go," he said. "But I could see no reason why I shouldn't go, I wasn't that ill. One of the doctors here, a captain, asked if he might go along, and I gave my consent.

In the witness room, he gave me some pills. They were simply for the virus nothing more." Zwicker produced a copy of the order he had received from the Department of the Army, covering the discharge for Maj. Peress. The order was dated Jan. 18, and was addressed to the commanding general, First Army.

It had been forwarded, through channels, to Camp Kilmer for Gen. Zwicker's execution. Paragraph No. 1 stated: "It is desired that Maj. Irving Peress be relieved from active duty and honorably discharged from the Army at the earliest practicable date, depending on officer's desires, but in any event not later than 90 days from the date of receipt of this letter." "I'm an officer in the Zwicker said, "there's certain things I'm not permitted to do.

To begin with, I don't know who In the Department of the Army issued the order directing that Peress be given an honorable discharge. I'm not supposed to know." By the United Press. Gen. Zwicker was born 51 years ago at stepped Into uniform for the first time as a West Point cadet in 1923. He was graduated from the military academy in 1927.

In World War II he led a special reconnaissance detail ashore on D-day in the Normandy invasion and later became commander of the Thirty-eighth Regiment of the Second Division. It was in this command post that he earned decorations and the personal plaudits of the Supreme allied commander, Gen. Dwlght D. Eisenhower. In a speech to the National War College after the war, Elsenhower said that if the Second Division had not held the "north shoulder" successfully in the 1944 "Battle of the Bulge," the whole course of the war might have been changed.

Zwicker's decorations include the Silver Star, the Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf cluster, and the French Legion of Honor and Croix de Guerre with palm. SEALED PROPOSALS t'ennis, yt4 jKuseeu. pk 4323. CARPENTERS and bWlDERS "GENERAL iCONTRACTORS: reel- dential and commercial; new remodel repair: additions; attics; Inclosures: partitions; loors; ceilings, w'e do everything. Euclid: BulUlera, CH4H51; FO 2301t4870 Enston.

CHAIN LINK Order now. Immediate erection, low H. Eyermann 3323 I Minnesota. MO 4401 VI 7-5302J. PAPER HAMNOjJLIAMIMQ 44 BinETWaiipaper Fast, clean service by itesm method FREE ESTIMATES 1237 BAMMERT TW 2-173.

TA PJtRlNG rsrtMaSgrpatcirpTas. tenng; painting; aroheg built; aat-Isfactlon euaranteed; reastnabl prices; I need work; go anywhere, fiernon. 5ti48 Kngshighway. HU 64(19. OR 8273, Al TAPElOTOrpaintTninrrei plastering; workmsnship und materials guaranteed; estlmatta given: go anywhere.

C. P- Turner, 2920 lit. Pleaeant il.JW TOTKTI'ANClTNit, iiaiierABanTnT wall wasliing, PHiiilliig; work guar-anteed, for tree estimate call, Call BRfSHWITZ, LOUIS ANTON, Imperial, Feb. 22, 1954, beloved of Ellrabeth Brush-wit (nee Doellefeid), dear father of Fred Brushwlts, deitr grandfather, uncle, father-in-law and brother-in-law. Fune-al from the HEIXJOTaO Funeral Home, Imperial, Feb.

as, 10 a.m. interment New St. Marcua Cemetery. "fjAfiPENTER contractor; new VOOELBE1N, CHARLES 8737 Maryknoll, Feb. 22, 1954, beloved husband of LaVerna Vogelbein (nee Johnson), dear father of Veronica 8tockell, grandfather, brother, father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from the ORTMANN Fu-nerai Home, 9222 Lackiand. Overland. 8:30 a to Presentation Church. Interment Calvary. Mr.

Vogelbein was Past Grand Knight of Clayton Hardy Council No. 1378, K. of C. a'so member of fhomaa-Booth Poet American Legion. mmm 5 old worn; do years- experience; live and let live policy.

J. Cone. 7214 St, Elmo, MI, 2172. CARfENTEIt. iremrdellhg.

new ar?" dltlons, porches, attics refinlshed, new gables. C. W. Pate, 3928 N. 23th.

MA ft924 tfteBj m. "CaRPFJKTITy anfriepalr: "prtimnt, guaranteed. Fletcher A Son, 124T 8 7th. MA 2798 after 4. kinds; rensonable price.

Jack 4'lO't lrlln CIA S.Aid BIRLINGAME, HENRIETTA Feb. 22, 1954, wife of Dudley t. Burllngame. sister of Mrs. Louise Porch and August Woehrman, aunt of Mrs.

Margaret Tlnet. Services at LUPTON Chapal. 7233 pelmar Wed. 2 p.m. Interment Bellefontalne Cemetery.

vuiion, lojir jerrerson, rttPiigil iilaslerTni; MARILYN MONROE ILL, MAY POSTPONE LEAVING TOKYO TOKYO, Feb. 23 (UP) Movie Actress Marilyn Monroe Is ill with a virus ailment believed to have been contracted in Korea where she appeared before thousands of service men in below-freezing weather. The illness may postpone plans by Marilyn and Joe Di Maggio, to leave Tokyo for the United Stales tomorrow. "She's still in bed and still running a temperature," a friend of the Di Maggios said. The blond star became sick about 3 a.m.

today, and her worried husband called in Capt. Bobby Brown, former third baseman for the New York Yankees who is attached to an Army hospital in Tokyo. 3 persITpleaTguilty to gambling charges, fined Three persons were fined by Circuit Judge John K. Regan today when they pleaded guilty to gambling charges. Defendants, places where the arrests occurred and amounts of the fines were: Jacob Fields, 2121 North Fourteenth street and 1325 North Market street, $750; Gerard L.

Donovan, 3729 Olive street, $650, and Nellie Mae Burnette, Negro, 2925 Pine street, $200. Fields and Donovan pleaded guilty of occupying premises used for recording of bets, Nellie Burnette of advertising lottery tickets for sale. 2 Hurt in Lambs Club Fire. NEW YORK, Feb. 23 (UP) Fire broke out In the Lambs Club today injuring one old-time vaudeville star and sending gome 60 other persons fleeing to the street.

Comedian Eddie Garr, In whose room the fire started, was treated at Roosevelt Hospital ifjf smoke poisoning reasonanie, Biour, d.il)B ipeucer, Ta 1 TT5 "cONCRtSTH' bricK." "biork "wolST pjaitentig. Pftintinif prompt, tv ill" 1 1 1 vAPt WlHJUi Ta mtmorwilT wMhKir ww CALLAHAN, JOSEPH 1.. 4940 Neoaho et, suddenly, Feb. 22. 1954, dear husbend of Clara Callahan (ne Klrach), dear father of Betty Jane Callahan, our dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle nFiinerainfrom KRIKOSIUL'SER'S, 4228 H.

Klngehlghway. Feb. 25, 8:30 a m. to Church of The g1len. Interment Sinset.

VOOT, WALTER 1944 Branch asleep In Jesus on Feu. 20, 1954, beloved husband of Lillian Vogt (nee Russell), dear father of Bernice C.otsch. Vincent R. and Caester Vogt, dear son of Adel Vogt, dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew ana cousin. Funeral Feb.

24, p.m. from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair 4ind W. Florissant av. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. Mr.

Vogt was a member of Concordia Aid Assn. Branch No. 10 and Brewery flrlvert Union Local No, 133. carpentry, plastering, painting. TAYLOR 5331 Ridge 0 iS10 CARPENTRY i new and repairs; also painting.

Gibscn A sons, MO 4450, HU 2318 4005 Shenandoah. price; FHA; estimates. Broad-hurst. VI 7-3568. 7737 Brand, KONE11T, HENRY, Maxwell, Mo Feb.

21. 1954. dear father of William and Bernard Konert, Elleabeth Schlecht, Mary Poepper and the late Gertrude Poepper, dear father-in-law, uncle, grandfather and great-grandfather, In his 94tb from the HE1LITAG Funeral Home. Imperial. Feb.

24, 8:30 to Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Arnold, 9 a.m. Deceased was a member of the Men's Sodality, lanoeneckertT John leeT 4339 Olive. Feb. 22, 1964, beloved eon of Margaret Langeneckert, brother 01 Lawrence Lanceneckert and Marie Gerwlts, our dear uncle and brother-in-law. Funeral from MCLAUGHLIN'S, 2301 Lafayette, 1:30 p.m.

Interment St. Trinity Cemetery ECLAIR, ROSEMARY (nee Young), Feb. 21, 1964, 2:20 S.m., beloved wife of Irvln LeClsir, ear daughter of Ursula and the late Frank Young, dear sister of Fran and Dorothy Young and Aurella Clo Collora, cur dear sis-ter-lrt-law, daughter-ln-luw, unt JOS. P. FENDLER JR.

Funeral Home, 7128 Mlchwan at 'Fab. 24 a.m. to St. Andrew's Church. In-term'ent Mount Olive Cemetery, ToMY.

I.offi of Highland. Feb. 22. 3954, acp 77 yesra. desr father of Felton.

Vernon nd Murvln Lory and Loretia, deur brother of Oscsr Lory, Emma Oliver. Selma Hc'miut and Agnei Louise Koehnemann, tn state at TIBBETT Chapel, Highland, 111., until 12 noon Feb. 25. thin to Ev. Church.

Highland, for services 2 p.m. asms day. Interment Highland City Cemetery BIDS WANTED Seated proposals will be received the School District of rtiver-vlew Gardens. St. Louie County, Missouri, until 8 P.M., March 3, 1984, for new Elementary School In accordance with plans and specifications prepared by W.

P. Mtin-ske, covering general, plumbing, heating and electric work under one bid. See complete notice In Watchman-Advocate, February 12th. Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive technl- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF P.IVKRVIKW NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received bv the Ritenour Consolidated School District until 8:00 P.M., Marrh 9. 1954.

for ah Addition to Puder School. For Information, call Froee, Maack Becker, Architects. By otdsr of the Ritenour Consolidated Scnool District BRAT.Trj Bins wantcd Bl'ls will be received at the office of the Board of Public Service, Room 20S, Clr Hall, until Tuesday, March 9, 19S4, for the Installation of Heating. Ventilating and Air Conditioning System; Plumbing and Drainage System: Electrclai System In the Boiler and Shops. Building, Airlines Service Cargo Three Passenger Flngera.

and for the complete installation of Escslatora (moving etslrways) In the Three Passenger Fingers for the New Terminal Building at Lnmbert-St. Louis MunMpal Airport, Robertson, Missouri. Plans and specifications may be obtained at Room 301, city Hall, upon three davs' notice and deposit of on TTrr rmf Ron a vWottttt: change Intends to have a concessionaire Install and upernt a coin operated Ice vendlngstation In ihs Post Housing Area, Prospective ap-pllcanta are advised to contact the Exchange Officer at Fort Leonard Wood, telephone 515, for Information relating to the appllcatlone renultementji. and Interview for (Mj concession. Written proposals niust be received no later than 19 noon, March 1954, at office of the Exchange Officer, Fort Leonard 'ood, MUeourL Kiraninjt; nrni worn prontni, rAraRINOTptastering, wmfer 6 Hliwwd; TA'piraiNOp1rTtTnf.

plaalrln7 etc. Wolf, 8722 Mitffltt, GO 7447. SfiiUhg. eanlnkr TKEHaI. consTruclion concralj work: n.6 terma.

iwiuwesi, iovi fiooureiiow: cv, mill work, remrxienng, etc. Herman FO 4972 4M1 Delmar Ta'PEWNcT. Minting, reaaonihleT ATrrHATCrTioMTrraopia? inh; av caning ru. mi Oregorv Const. IMS Sample, eaiiBT OiiHU, ej33 Wise.

Vi'ALt WA.sKtS'V. ownwC 6lmiAti n'ttJ hKtlfl WAGNER, CARRIE, 4247A Rl Bud Feb, 21, 1954, dear suter of Nellie, Eddie and Harry Wagner and the late Frances Cllne and Emma Davidson, dear alster-ln-law, aunt, great aunt and cousin. Funeral ty.d., Feb. 24. 1 from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel.

Fair and West. Florissant avs. Interment New Picker Cemetery. Mis Wagner was a member of Bowman M. E.

Church. "roofing. rails JJQ1 'Cfnu ,1 1 I Stroud, WI 8-1540. 894S Forest VtWiOVV glass ihstaueur pAPERlivd, 'fTsmlngplaSteringr tnt I ntr. Of.

iflK1 101 IC Urnnd StromDerg 4449 Eimbsng. atiiy CTTRFITSTnY. pTaJt'e" fTng. patntingT nil OOI 1 Tn Swap Many folks uss tbs "Swap" column to trade ths thingi thy no longer reed for things they want! Follow Class 31 in tht want edsl St. Louis POST-DISPATCH "FAINTING, papering.

clcnniniT TE5(PERT cartcntry cahlnef worE' Blues, 5974 Romsine, 0250. PaTICBSTRy: potchesT-specliTlyT 070A SJ O.V. A flAdfl reasdn'shTe, nfomptT woo'ison, azu Fortia, num. FIRST CLASS PLASTERING Patril plesterlns, remodeling: Job too email; arches built, round or equsre; no mess, clean afterwards Juarantee; free estimates. Call ohn or Lee riny time.

4322 Chouteau, OL 046T, UN 4-2429. MINNIE VIOLA, 1753 Mltcnell Feb. 23. 1954. dear mother of Claude K.

Woodslda, Cora V. Gilchrist, Cheslle Wm. Clarence, Cecil R. and Avle K. Woodslde, our dear grandmother and great-grandmother.

Remains In Stat at ALBERT HOPPE Funeral Home. 4911 Washington until 10 p.m. Tues. Funeral from BURNS Funeral Home, Coultervllle, 111., Feb, 25. Interment Bethel Cemetery, Bwan-wlck, 111.

snort, 4021 Blair; CH. 4978, CARPET, Ttt)B9, 'carpSa, cliane'J" in your home: modern equipment. Itcbmatin, 4237 Athlon. GO 1022. Sav Almost One-Third the Cost Order Your Want Ad for 7 Days 1 m.

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