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4 0 PAGE 4B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1944 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JEWELRY. DIAMONDS WTP. DEATHS DEATHS FUNERAL DIRECTORS NORTH $1800 ALLOTTED RED CROSS PUBLIC SERVICE CO. LOST AND FOUND COCKElt SPANIEL Lost; vicinity Lil-II sn and Rtrerrtew.

Wednesday; name Tiny. Reward. GO. 1222. COIN PUBSE Lost; containing little round 17-Jewel Bnlnva yellow gold BLLOVA, HAMILTON.

ELGIN, GRCN wrist watches wtd. Any condition: also other makes. White' a Jewelry Exchange, Room 323 Holland 211 N. 7th. CH.

1327. Flashes of Life BOND PLAN APPROV EO THK DIAMOND HHOP our prices belore selling: dlamona rlngSj bracelets, brooches, watchea. 722 Locust St. CB. 1062.

Eatalillnhed 32 years. WHY ktep vuur diaiuuiius, mil gold aol tewelry In a safe rteposii hot? Buy bonds. Established 1888. MILLER 505 Olive. 6471.

Board Authorizes Refunding of $6,000,000 of Securities to Cut Interest. CAMll PAID fur discvunts. watches, antique Jewelry, old gold. Telephone I K. 6059 or bring to t'lias.

Ueherman. 4 1 JVj H.illsnd 211i N.7t Watches wii. au mskes, su illtlon; all sisea. LOWfc'H. 4th floor.

Hollsnd 211 X. 7th st. OLD Gltl.D, silver, antlQUe iewelry wanted. Whlle'a leweler'a Ewhange. Rooaa 323, Hollsnd 211 N.

7th. UKrlS 4t CULBERTHGN JEW ELHT CO." will buy diamonds, old gold, stives. 826 OI.1VB HT. LOl'13, MO. BHtlKEN JKWELKT.

OLD GOLD Wtd." LOWE'S. 4th floor. Holland Bldg. DIAMONIM Wtd. All grades, all sizes.

By tti Associated Press. Inserts Remarks. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Mills rd Caldwell, former Congressman who will become Florida's Governor Jan. 2, has found a new use for old bound volumes of the Congressional Record.

He has his secretaries cut out a few pages here and there to equalize the bulk, then paste press clippings on the remaining pages over the printed text. Watch Found, Owner Lost. LOS ANGELES. Eighteen years ago Clifford Pegg lost a wrist watch and asked police to look for it. The officers now have in jail a man on whom they said they found Pegg's missing watch.

Now the police do not know where Pegg is. Washed Dishe7First. LARNED, Kan. Two salesmen walked into Mrs. R.

O. Chance's restaurant and asked for food. she said, "the help's all gone and the kitchen is full of dirty dishes. I don't know when I'll catch up." The salesmen went to the kitchen, peeled off their coats and washed the dishes. Then they returned to the counter and ordered dinner.

This time they got it. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Walter B. Pfeiffer 5813 Nottingham Alma M. Poppenhouse Owensville, Mo Anthony It.

Collide 7201 Pirarlillv Phyllis M. Jarrett 7201 Picadillir David R. Montgomery 2926 Pine By the Jefferson City Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITT, Dec. 29.

A request by the St. Louis Public Service Co. for authority to refund six million dollars of its first mortgage 5 per cent bonds, at lower interest rates, was granted by the Missouri Public Service Commission yesterday, following a hear-injr. The company proposes to call all its $7,628,200 of outstanding first mortgage bonds next March 1. Of this amount six million dollars worth will be redeemed with proceeds of a new six million dollar bond issue, maturing in 10 years.

In 40 quarterly installments of $150,000 each. Half of the new issue will bear 2 per cent interest and the other half 3Vi per cent. The new bonds will be sold at par, plus accrued interest. The balance of $1,628,200 in outstanding bonds will be redeemed out of $7,304,783 in cash and government securities in the company treasury. The company also will cancel $1,139,000 of its first mortgage bonds held its treasury.

The refinancing transaction will result in a saving in interest estimated at $1,516,874, during the life of the new bond issue, it was said. No commissions or underwriting fees are to be paid, the commission was informed. Cost of the refinancing was estimated at of which $10,000 represents attorney fees. Evidence was offered in the HOSPITAL TRAIN SERVICE About $1800, which was given to the St. Louis Chapter of the American Red Cross as memorial tributes in 1944, has been allocated for the use of its.

hospital train service committee, It was announced by Dr. Borden S. Veeder, chapter chairman. The hospital train service, the newest' group organized as a volunteer special service of the chapter, distributes current newspapers, cigarettes, games, candy bars, cookies and soft drinks to wounded servicemen on hospital trains passing through St. Louis.

Future memorial tributes will be allocated to the hospital train service fund, which is expected to be drawn on heavily, in view of the increasing numbers of wounded and ill servicemen returning from overseas for treatment tn military hospitals in this country, Dr. Veeder said. RULES 30 MUST STAND TRIAL FOR TIE-UP IN PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29 (AP). United States District Judge William H.

Kirkpatrick ruled yesterday that 30 striking employes of the Philadelphia Transportation Co. must stand trial on charges of violating the Smlth-Connally Act. The men are accused of urging continuance of the work stoppage last August after the Army took over the transportation system. The indictment was attacked by Louis F. McCabe and Robert G.

Kelley, employes' counsel, on the ground that the act does not apply to the company and its em ployes because they are not en gaged in manufacture or transportation of war material or trans portation of the armed forces. The Court in a seven-page opin ion ruled that Congress intended the act to apply to "any" industry. 4 MO. PAC. WORKERS ADMIT STEALING 1 1 CASES OF WINE Warrants charging four employes of the Missouri Pacific Railroad with stealing XI cases of wine from an interstate shipment were issued yesterday by United States Commissioner John A.

Burke. Held at Central District police station under bonds of $2500 each were: Charles J. Grleshaber, 23-year-old yard clerk, 3664 Page boulevard; Louis A. Wiedmann, 47, 2918 Tamm avenue, also a yard clerk; Oliver L. Schwartz, 46, welder, Dupo, 111., and William Kllngenberg, 50, welder, 4217A Olive street.

All four, police said, signed statements admitting par ticipation In the theft. I. R. TIMLIN TO RETIRE JAN. I DESIGNED PHONE BUILDINGS I.

R. Timlin, architect and co-designer of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Building, will retire Jan. 1, after 40 years of service with the telephone company. Starting in 1904 as a draftsman, Timlin has designed 140 telephone buildings in southwestern cities as well as many other buildings. An active member of the St, Louis chapter of the American Institute of Architects, Timlin was its vice president for two years and treasurer for seven years.

He was a member of a special com- misison to revise the St. Louis u. H. of RQ1A "v.i.6 uux-i jersning avenue, university uity. LOW RAIN (Okservatlene at 7:30 av as.

tar araelaaa 24 keurs.) Atlanta Boston 46 39 .03 38 10 hearing that the plant value of the company had increased $4,012,530 since reorganization of the Public Service Co. in 1939 and that the funded debt had been reduced $10,043,819 in the same period. AIR FORCES TO SHIFTMEN AWAITING PRE-FLIGHT COURSES Twenty-four hundred men awaiting assignment to pre-flight schools for training as Army Air Forces pilots, bombardiers or navigators will be sent Monday to major installations of the A. A. F.

Eastern Technical Training Command to release experienced enlisted men for combat assignments by taking over administrative duties. This announcement was made yesterday at Eastern Technical Training Command headquarters, 455 Lake avenue, by Brig. Gen. Lawrence A. Lawson, commanding officer, who said the 2400 men assigned to his command were among 16,000 to be distributed to the five training commands throughout the country.

Scott Field will receive 450 such men and Chanute Field, 111., 600, Gen. Lawson said. The mass transfer will not af Uidner Tr)KHfAkiNa Ht. Louis. CH.1654.

Established 1839 NORTHWEST DUEHMANN All UAL CHAPEL 19115 UNION Mil. 4828 NATURAL BRIDGE. EV. 2787. SOUTH fendleh.

fTtf.d FEXDLEll UNDERTAKING CO. 7420 Michigan at Kocln. PL. 0102. 744 LemaT Ferryrd.

LO. 3560. ihTar j. iioPFMiTrcTTiBrAPTr- 4016 Chippewa at Gravola, 11. 6850 Wacker-Helderle Funeral Home.

3634 Gravola. LA. 3634. SOUTHWEST HOFFMEIHTEIl COLONIAL MORTUARY. "THE HOME OF DISTINCTION" 6464 Chippewa.

FLandrrs 1938. 'JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS 7,027 ORAVOIS. FLANDERS 2600. WEST alexaVdeb sonS sfcnVicS CHAPEL, 6175 DEI.MAIt.

CA. 0337. Emm e. AMnrtrKTEii Serrlm Ht. Louis Since 1897 4053 LINDELL.

IK. 9100. CUI.LEN a KELI.T FUNERAL DlItECV TORS, 4386 Llndrll KR. 2425. 7267 Natural Hrlrtite.

Mil. 3755.. J. J. CLLLlNANt; FUNERAL HOME 831 E.

Bit Bend RE. 1945 PHONK us or nifht. Chss. V. Mtnsrt A None.

FO. 7000. CEMETERIES The only Mausoleum In South Ht. Louis. Select choice crypts now.

Small down Kiyment. Eay terms. No lnteret. nnsectartan, perpetual rare In a gar-den or beauty; street car or but to entrance for one fare. Mount Hope Cemetery a Mausoleum Co.

1215 Lemay Ferry rd. PL. 1104. SUNSET HtritlAL PARK. Why wait until necessity forces yon to pusehase the final Inevitable renting filacer Today you may select choice ocatlons at reasonable prices.

Sunset's dlfmlfled beauty will tmpreaa you as It baa the many others who hare ar ranged to be hurled here. A rlslt la like a acenio tour. .10180 Orarols Phone SWIfton 2661. LAKE CHARLKK The Burial Park of Natural Beauty. 7775 HT.

CHARLES RD. PA. 1760. BETHANY Choice 12-grsve lot. Block only S1S3.

FOrest 7215. OAK (iltOVK Section 12 graees; only 1290. FOrest 7215. "BEMOUIAL PAllK Choice 6-grare lot, arctinn Tor I3a. Forest 713.

VALHALLA Beautiful TS -grare lot. piec. only 28U. FOrest 72IB. DEATHS jr.

ALLEN, 1ST LT. CHARLES "alLEn, 1st lT. ChaAlEs 'mIT- fetYI VIN. 4238 Weetminster plsoe. Vjt in his 34th year, killed In action In Oermany Nov.

18, 1944, beloved eon of Mrs. Charles M. Allen brother of Walter Beat Allen, nephew of Mrs. Ida Yore snd Mrs. Chsrtea W.

Brtisifer. BALSAM0, JOSEPHINE 660 Clayton lec 28, 1944, widow of Mike llal- aamn. mother of Mrs. Louis Maxzonl. Josephine (Kitty), Marie and Prt.

Marlon J. Balsamo, our sister, mother-in-law and aranilmother. Funeral from BENS1EK-NIEH ArS Mortuary, 1431 Union, Dec. 30. at a.

to m. Lutr i Church. In terment Cslvsry Cemetery. BEAM ER, CLARENCE 4333 nil. Dec.

28. 1944, beloved husband of Margaret Kramer. Itematns at C. IIOFKMKI8TF.R Colonial Mortuary. 6464 Chippewa at Watson, unll 3 p.

m. Dee. 30, then for- wamcit to I perr for nurlal. BECKERLE, JOHN 931 Dover Iter. 28.

1944, 1:30 a. belored husband of Alma lllith lleckerle nr Klein), dear faibrr or Emit W. Hlrtb, flear brother of Kiullv Kurten and our drar father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from OEBKEN-BENZ Mortu ary. 2842 Meramec Dec.

oO, 2:30 p. m. to Missouri rrmatory. BRAND, ANTON Beloved husband of Frances Hrand. Kuneral from KIT18' Funeral Home, 2905 (Iravola Dec.

30. 3 P. ni. Interment Old RH. Peter and Paul'a Cemetery.

Member of Mouth St. Louis llernisti nenevnli-nt 8M'letv. SRINkkANN, tttttt A. iftii Flll-more, Dee. 28, 1944, beloved hualiand of Ida Brlnkmsnn, dear father of Henry.

Fred. Herman, Cleorge. Ar thur, Charles. William and F.dward. our dear father-in-law, grandfather, great arandfather.

brother-in-law and unrle. Hervlces Jan. 2. 1945. 1:30 p.

at JOHN L. ZKKIKN'HKIN SON' Funeral Hume, 7027 ilravols. Interment Trlntfe Lutheran Cemeterv. BROWN. J.

HOMER Dec. 2.4 1944. belored of Maude L. Brown. Funeral from the ALEXANDER Chapel.

6175 Delmar 2 u. lo Valhalla Cemetery. Mr. Ilrown was member or nose niu Lodte No. 550.

A. F. and A. M. 43" BURSON.

PVT. RUDOLPH D. Age 19. vatn Division imautry- M.n In In Oin.nv Dec 2, 144, dear son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ilea llurson. 1330 Colby Ht. lAiiis Count v. dear brother erf lie. Bob- ert 8.

llurson and Wllnia Nessleln, dar uncle of Marv Catherine Nesnlein. hrother-ln-law. dear cousin and nephew of Her. O. W.

Wenillng of 8t. Paul, Minn. Alrin, Arthur. Budolph. Bolnrt.

Mrs. Hilda Dooley and Hanna Wenzung. Memorial Ilrauiem High Mass. Tues- dsy. Jan.

2 at 8t. Catherine Sennia, 690O Pase and LeroT. CARY. ANNA DORA 2236VjA Dodlrr. Dec.

26. 1944. 8:30 a. be lored wife of the late Albert G. Oary, dear mother of Albert J.

Cary. mother- in-law, grandmother, sister, slstcr-ln-lsw and aunt. Funeral from the LE1DNKR Chapel. 2223 St. Louis Dee.

30, 1 n. Interment tenter err. CHALLv, CMMA MARIE (nee Otto) Fast Watson Klrkwond, Dec. 28, 1944. beloved wife of Conrad Chal-lv.

dear mother of Eugene J. and Edwin -Chally, our dear mother-in-law, grand mother and aunt. Mrs. Chally at the IIOPP Funeral Home, Kirk wood. Services Dec.

31, 2:30 p. m. Interment Bt. Lucaa Cemet erv. C0NLEV, LOTS (nse Yarbrouah) 3817A N.

Broadway, entered into rest Dee. 21, 1944, beloved wife of Frank Conley, our dear sister, aunt ana friend. Funeral Dee. 30. 9 a.

from SUKHMKXEB Chapel, 3934 N. 20th. Interment National Cemetery. Jefferson Barracks. Mo.

member of American Legion AuxillarT Post No. 16. D000, WALTER D. Dec. 27.

1944, husband of Martha H. and father of IX. Donald Dodrt. brother of the late William 8., Mildred George l. and Bavmnnd W.

Dodd. Services at Provost Mortuary. 3710 N. Orand Dee. 30, 10 a.

nu Bnrlsl Vslhslla IVmetery. "BOEBBErf; STEPHEN JAMES Inlant son of 8. 1-C. Joseph J. U.

N. and Lillian Doeliber (nee Srhoelpple), near brotheri of Jack and Kenneth. DRAB. ELIZABETH 1511A De Soto. died auddrnly.

Deo. 24. 1944. Iiurlal In llonne Terre, inc. zu.

Double funeral, niece and aunt (Katharine Caroline Feilorchalk). DYER, EDWARD T. (RED, TiecT 287 1944, beloved husband of Pauline Dyer (nee Kick belored father of Eugene and Bichard Dyer, son of William C. D-cr, our dear brother and Protiier-tn- law. Funeral from ALBERT H.

HOPPE Funeral Home, 4111 Llndell Jan. 2, 8:30 a. to St. Hose's Church. Interment WenUville, Bio.

TcXiRT, ARTHUR I 2238 ialnesr Dee. 28. 1944. 7:10 p. he- loved husband of Emma Eckert (ne FlM'herl, dear father of Edward (IT.

8. N.I, Ra-mond, Clarence, Vera l.silisut and Bobby Kt-kcrt, dear son of Kltxahetti Lang, our dear brother, father-in-law, brolber-ln-law. granilfather and uncle. Funeral from KCTlev Funeral Home. 2908 (iravol Dec.

30. 2 p. to Valhalla Note change In date. to Valhalla Chapel of Memories. TbllG, LI A nee Balnart) 4142 Peck entered Into rest Dec.

27. 1944. beloved wife of the Iste Louis Esslg. our dear sister-in-law- and auut. Funeral Dec.

30. 2 p. rrom PAHi "II KDAG-HENKE Funeral Home, 2825 N. Grand bl. Interment Bellefon- talne Cemetery.

Deceased was a mem ber or Allah Chapter -no. ma o. ParViog rear of chapel. EILERS, MARY Dec. 28.

1944. dear sister of Elisabeth Damea. our dear aunt and great-sunt. NANN0N, HETTIE (nse Stranjs) Berkley, Dec. 27, 1944, wire of the late Ed Harmon, dear mother of James, Mra.

Mary Huehner, Mrs. Florence Keen, Raymond, Mra. Dorla Htrrbeck, Richard 8. and the late Charles Hannun, sister or Nettle Ilngan. our drar grandmother, reat-fraiidmother, slstet-lu-iaw and aunt.

Funeral from the WHITE Funeral Home, 118 N. Florissant Ferguson, 8at Deo. 30. 8:30 a. to Holy Ghost Church, Berkley.

Mo. Interment zlon Cemetery. Mayfleld Ky. and Jefferson Cltv i Mo. osoer please copy.

MSBa.NI1e.IMlN, MART ANN (nee ur- leyl 4303 DeTonty, Dec. 2d, 14, beloved wlte of the late John Hebenhelmer, dear mother of George and John Ucbenhelmer and Mra. Florence Motrisa, dear inother-ln-law. grandmother and -reat-eranrimother. Funeral from KlllWiHHAUBKK Mor tuary, 4228 8.

Kingshlghwsy Dec. 30, 8:30 a. to t. Cronan'a Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

H0ENER. HENRY C. 2117 Salisbury. asleep in Jesus. Deo.

27, 1944, P. beloved husband of the late Mstie L. Hoener (nee Boehmer), dear father of Harry Louise 8., F.dvrtn (fit.) tioener. airs, uua u. Nrnnng ana William J.

Hoener, dear grandlather, great-grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle, in bis 88th year. Funeral Dec. 30. 3 p. from MATH HEHMANN A SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant.

Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. TOVALDI, AMBROSE Entered Into rest Dee. 28. 1944, beloved husband of Ernesta Invaldl, dear father of Mrs. Mary Cttlaghi, Mrs.

Hons Kanslnl, Mrs. Iiena Elrhholia. Mra. Joan Castro and Hit. John lovaldl, dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother In law and uncle.

Funera from CA1AJATI UHA Funeral Home, 5140 Daggett, Dec. 30, 8:30 a. to Ht. Ambrose's Church. Interment Old BS.

Peter and Paul a Cemetery. JENKINS, JOHN B. 5700 Kennerly entered into rest on Dec 27. 1944. at 6:30 a.

beloved hus band of Elizabeth Jenkins. dear father of Mrs. Frank Geyer, umlse Price, Jamea A. and Lawrence Jenkins, Mrs. Win.

Kirk. Mrs. Helen Hopkins, our dear brother, brotber-ln-law. uncJe, grandfather, great-frandfatner ana rawer- In-law. Funeral Dec.

30. 1 P. rrom PROVOST Mortuary, 2701 N. Grand to Vi In la cemetery. KEHRMAN, MRS.

EMELIA Pased away llonne Terre jtospitsi, J'ec. 1944, widow of the late John F. Kehr- Serrlces at the home. Bonne Terre, Dec. 30, 1 p.

m. uunal at. lat.r'i t'emererv. Ht. Illlls.

lo. KENNEDY, DANIEL M. 111 Vpton Den. 27. 14, eon or me Isle Margaret Kennedy, our dear nephew Mod eniMUn.

Funeral from the milJTrlt.it eunerai Home H. tlrand Dec. 30. 1:30 p. to hi.

voiumosme a Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. KERN. KATHERINE C. (nee Dlsnit- aae 4206 w.

Lexington, dearly be loved wile of Emll H. Kern and dear mnthee of Ham J. and Charles c. item. our dear mother-in-law.

grandmother wl in ner netu year. Funeral Deo. 30, 8:30 a. from the PUOVOBT Mortuary. w'lU Grand to Holy Bosery Church, in xtemorlsl Park Cemetery.

krirel ResTHA (nse Kolkl 4930 iiersirllna. entered Into rest Dec. 28. 1944. 9:30 a.

beloved wife of Herman Kocn. aear momer oi w. Elmer 11. and Adoir Horn, aear sisier, mother-in-law. grandmother, alster-ln- aunt.

In her 68th year. Funeral 2:30 p. from BEIDKK WIEDKN Funeral Home. 1936 Ht. Louis av.

Intel men rneaena v-eoie- Irrt-tAo. mIchaCL JOIrH he- tited police orncer, OBew cere Dec. 28, 1944, beloved hus band of, Bridget (nee Dufty), dear father of Michael tr. h. Hooert ere- nan I 8.

Cpl. Bernard it si a slut, itsviiiiiud M. lonaru. it. a' air Thmnu Hchuler and Ta- laniard.

3-C I'barmartst Mate, 8. dear brother oi sirs, eouu niun. Amr unci, erannf athcr. V.tn.ral rrom STL Att St OU.io i nlon and Page Jan. sir to Ht.

Ednard'a Cliurrh. Interment Calvary. Memner re ii afia uni vme Society. McGRATH, ANNA8TACIA (JENNIkl Northland i 07 1Q44. belovesl wire oi the late Thomas Mcllratn, aear mornrr Mrs.

Mary Louise Csglla. Pfe. Thomaa and Veronica MeOrath, alster of Alary Rvan and the late John Touhy. dear sister-in-law of Jane Met 1 rath Musconl. Funersl from Arthur J.

Donnelly Parlor. 3fUO Llndrll Dec. 30, 10:30 a. to Blessed Sacrament Church, Klnsshlshway and Northland. t'Mlvarv.

"llisV T. inae Mauer, 3'ft'ftT Dover Dec. 27. 1944, dear wife of the late Ihinean McLean, dear mother of Marlon Michel. Jessie McLean, dear sister of Julia Mauer And dear grandmother.

Funeral from KBIEGSIIAUSER Mor-tnary, 4228 8. Kingshlghwsy. lec. 30, 8:30 a. to Ht.

Htephen'g Church. Interment National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks. A member of Wslker Jennings Auxiliary No. 6, Spanish American War Veterans. "MERkCL," MARTHA H.

Summerleirl, 111., entered Into rest Dec. 27, 1944. dear wife of the late Fred Merkrl, beloved mother of Mrs. Grace Mohr. Philln C.

Merkel of 8t. Louis. Fred C. llerke) of Tulsa, our dear sister, mother-in-law and granamotner ana aimi. Remains In atate at SCHWARTZ Chapel, 8ummrrfield, HL Funeral services Dec.

31. 2 p. m.t from the 8t. John's Ev. Church.

Inter-ment Snmrnerfield Cemetery. MILLER. WILLIAM J. O. Jsrvls.

asleep In Jesus Dec. 27. 1944, beloved husbsnd of the late Emelle Miller (nee dear father of George Mrs. Msrv Trspp, Mrs. Hose Bo-lstid.

Mrs. Etta Huher. stepfather of Charles Temming, dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, uncle and grandfather. Mr. Miller In atate at HT1LIOTAO Fu neral Home, Imperial, until Dec.

31, 11 a. n. Herviee same eiay at Zlon Lutheran Church, Jarris, p. in. interment AAitneran cemetery.

Heck. Mo. MOHAN, TIMOTHY E. Fortified with the sacriments of Holy Mother Church, S743 ire vols Dec. 28.

1944. 7 p. dearly beloved husband nf Ruth K. Mohan (nee Klefer), dear father of Coast Guard Robert and Eocene Mohan, dear son of Timothy J. Mohan, dear brother of Mrs.

Sadie Center and Mrs. Franees Long, dear brother-in-law of Ralph and Kenneth o'Bhea, dear son-in-law, uncle and cousin. Tuners 1 from WACKETt-HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Grarnis Jan. 2. 8 a.

to Tope St. Plus Church. Interment National Cemetery. Jefferson Barracks. Mo.

Deceased was member of Anheuser-Busch Post 299, American Le-gmn. MOSEUV. ElliABETH (eee Daly) Dec. 27. 1944, dear mother of Mrs.

Gladys K. Gibson. Mrs. Helen Vos-brlnk anil Wallace Moeeley. our dear grandmother and mother-ln-lsw.

Funersl from ft itir.iintiAn-r.i aionu- ary. 4228 8. Klnitshlghway, on Dec. 30. at 7:30 a.

to our iny of Visitation Church. Taylor and Evans av Interment Calvary cemetery. muTTphY, MARGARtt C. 631 av Webster Groves. Thurs Dee.

28. 1944, a. nenvea wife or the lets Joseph B. Murphy dear mother of Joseph B. Frederick HL, Bernard Francis dear sister of Frederick M.

Bwitier our dear grandmother. mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Deo. 30. 8:30 from CROQHAN Funeral Home.

7148 Manchester to The Holy Redeemer Church. Webster Groves. Interment Cal-vsrv Cemeterv. MMBftAV AfifLAlftg COMNtO itn ltoeher. dearly beloved wife of the late Richard L.

Murrav. dea mother of Constsnia M. Horsey, Kather lne Patricia Murray and Richard c. Mur ray and deer sister of Katherlne Tor- rence, Thomas j. onner.

Funeral from residence Dee. 30. 2:30 p. to St. Joseph's Church.

Intermen St. Joseph Cemetery, 6 IftltN. JOHN J. Entered Into rest Dec. 28, 1944, 6 p.

beloved husband of Mary llrlen (nee Homanl. Remains will lie In state at JAMES J. CI'LLINANE Funeral Home. Bdl Big Bend until 4 m. in- ternient lyuilsvllle.

Kv. OPPENLANDER. CORA ALICE Dec. 29. 1944.

daughter of the late cnnstian and Alice onpenianaer, cousin er mra. Charles Austin. funeral rrom the HINDHKOPF Chap el. 5212 Delmar, Dec. 30, 2:30 p.

m. PACZKOWSKI-WADAS. JOSEPHINE Dee. 27, 1944. beloved mother or Mary Johnson and Paulino De Vere, Hear mother-in-law and aunt.

Funeral from WEICK Funeral Home. 2201 8. Grand Dec. 30. 8:30 a.

to 8. 8. Cyrle and Methodius rnllrh National Catholla Chunh. thence to Old 88. Peter and and Paul's Cemetery.

PILANT, LAURA Harklnsl 56H Hranian Dec. inn, dnar wife ut Charlea W. lllant. dearly he. the of loved mother of Mrs.

Mary Hucksteo. desr sister of Mis lleulsh Wsyters, Mrs. Bally Cpl. Aiosei snu xi. arena riaraina.

our near sister-in-law, mother-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from KKraGSHACSTTB Mor tuary. 4228 8. Klngshlghwav. Dec.

30, 2 p. m. Interment Sunset Burial N. Park. Dec.

PLANT, SOPHIA ELLA (nas Doneohy) 4U01 Washington Dec. to, 1944, beloved mother of Luetic Plant, 27, our sister, aister-m-law ana aunt. ii. runerst i.ev. ou.

i. from ALBERT H. noPPE Funeral Home, 4111 Llndell to Vellefontalne 1 a-. nr. It law.

Cemetery. BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Mrs, and St. to m. p. REYNOLDS, JOHN A 2547 tjenton Dec.

27, 1944, 10:30 p. belmrd husband of Mamie Reynolds (nee Holden). dear father of Margaret Reynolds Taber, dear son of the late apt, peter and Ellraiieth Reynolds, dear brother of Frank, Mary lieynolds and Joseph t'onsldlne, sur dear unole ratner-in-iaw. Funeral from HtTXlVAN'R, Euclid at Louis. Dec.

30. 8:30 a. Sacred Heart Churcn. Interment Cal- vsry Cemetery. Ek.U- CtORfil-122 E.

Etta, Je-niay. Deo. a7. lt, be-loved husband of Emellns Salemle (nee IIIJisl. dear father of Martha and George Salemle, our drar father-in-law, brother-in-law and unrle.

Funeral from RUT IS Funeral Home. 2906 Grarols, Dee. 30. 8:15 a. itequlem masa Ht.

Andrew s. Church. 307 Hoffmetster av. Interment New H.s. Peter and Paul Cemetery.

SAR0GLIA, JOSEPH 8818 Corwln. Jennings. Dec. 28. 1944, a.

oeioeea nnsbana or r.mma Saroglia. dear father of Mrs. Louise Lawrence, our dear grandfather and la- ther-ln-law. Funeral from JOS. I.

OU1N.V Parlors. 1389 Union Dec. 30, 1:30 m. Interment Iltrsiii cemetery. SCHMIO, 0TT0 A.

678 N. Florissant Florissant, entered Into rest Dec. 27. 1944. 9:55 p.

be-loved husband of Irene K. Rchmld (nee Beckett), father of William and Harry Hchmld, grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Dec. 30. 8:30 a.

from MATH HERMANN 80.VS Chap- Fair and West Florissant, lo Our 1idy of Perpetual Help church. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Bcbmld was a niemher of Men's Sodality. SCHMITT, EMMAR.

(nse RahTTIeiT 3407A Marrus. entered Into rest Dec. 27. 1944. at 3:30 p.

beloved wife or the late Phillip H. Schmltt. dear mother of John Mra. K. lleldland, Clarence Willis F.

and Mrs. H. Martin, dear gran it mot her, great-frand-mother. Bister, mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral Dee.

30. at 1 D. from MATH HERMANN A SON" 8 chapel. fair and West Florissant av. Interment Ht.

Peter Cemeterv. 8CHIERL0H, AMALlE (nee Keller 114 Horn lmay. beloved wile of Fred Schlerloh. dear mother of Walter and Arthur Schlerloh, our desu- motner-in-law, giaodmoLher, alster, aisler-ln-law and aunt. Funeral from C.

HOFFMFISTFTt Chapel, 7814 S. Broadway, Deo. 30, 2 P. to Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Member of Jefferson Barracks Council an aj. or Hethesde Ladles' Aid. Hancock School Mothers' Club, Cora Grove No 55 Woodmen Circle. SERTIER, LEC Llndliergh and Clayton suddenly Dec. 27.

1944 son or tne late Daniel and Katherlne Sertler, dear brother of William. John May Belter. Irene Hugors, Victor, Dsnlrl and the lata Elra Bertier, dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Dee. 30.

10 a from BAVMANN BROR. Funeral Home. ou Woodson Overland. Interment Central Cemetery. SHOWMAN.

AMY ELlEn 403.3A Botanical. Dee. 27. 1944. beloved sister of William Hhowman, our dear aunt.

Funeral 11:30 a. from Me. UHI.IN'H, 2301 Lafayette. Inter-ment 1:30 p. m.

at De Hoto. Mo. SfRAO'Ue. MARCAftET I t3f)8 Blackstone. Dec.

27, 1944, wife of the late Harold Sprague. dear sister of Arrhie and William Farley and Mrs. Cora E. Niea, our dear aunt, niece and sister-in-law. Funeral from JOS.

t. QTTINN Parlors, 1389 N. I nlon. Dec. 30, 9:30 a.

to Bt. Bose'a Church. Interment Memorlsl Park Cemetery. THORUP, JACOB EMIL Dec. 28.

1944. beloved husband of Elsie B. Thorup. dear father of Carl Thomp. Helen Brandle.

Anna Trotter and lJ. William W. Thorup. I'. H.

our grandfather and father-in-law. Remains at CHAH. A. HI IX Mortuary, 4452 Washington. Funeral aerrlee 2 p.

m. Interment Oak Hill Cemeterv. TRUpkA. WILLIAM reve coeur. Dec.

28, 1944, beloved husband of Mary Trupka Dlerkesl, father of Margaret Koppels, Rose Denser, William and Ed Trupka, our father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather uncle. Funeral Pee. 30, 8:30 a. from the JAT B. SMITH Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester, to HI.

Monica's Church, s'reve Coeur, Mo. Interment New SS. Peter snd Paul's Cemetery. Kossuth entered Into rest Dec. 28, 1944, 5:45 a.

dear daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Volkmann, dear sister of Miss Fredericks, Louis and William Volkmann and the late Mrs. Anna Bndrte, Mrs. Minnie Hllker and our drar aunt.

Funeral from 1.EJDNKH Chapel, 2223 Bt. Louts Deo. 30, 2:15 9. m. interment Zlon cemetery.

WATER80N, JULIA Dec. 27, 1944, 6:30 a. beloved wife of the lata Wilson Walerson, dear mother of Agnes Dooley, George Wsterann, Virginia Lynch, Viola Frederick and Julia Buyer, mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLB Chapel, 3634 Gravols, Dec. 30.

3 p. m. Interment Bunset nurlal rarg. WAYANT. SANDOR 4646 Gravols.

Dee. 27. 1944. 4 a. beloved husband of Cecelia Wayanl (nee Lang), dear father of Alexander.

Andrew, John and Sieve Way ant, C. M. U. 8. Navy.

Elsie Ulmer and Helen Fasael, our dear father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravols Dec. 30, 9' a. m.

KMUiem mass Ht. jonn the Church. Interment Lakewood Park Cemetery. Member of G. B.

U. of Pittsburg. WEILAN0. CLARA F. (nae Nieberdine) Dec.

27. 1944. dear wife of Walter Wetland (deceased), dear sla ter of Mrs. Elisabeth Hell and Anthony Nleherdlng, dear aunt of Bohrrt Charles J. and Cpl.

Nleberdtnf, Charlea. Dorothy. Adolph, Justin. Cpl. Cyril and Hell, and our dear alster-ln-law.

In her ality-elehth year. Funeral Dee. SO. at -30 a. from the GEO.

L. PLE1T8CH Chapel, nnei Eastun av, to Ht Catherine's Church, page and Lelloy a vs. Interment Valhalla Cemetery Parking lot la rear of chapel WILSON, CORNELIA DUFFIELD Prl.r ec. zv. issi, aear motner or it race Virginia and the late Lee Wilson Of Cleveland.

O. Funeral from the ALEXANDER Chan el, 6175 Delmar, 4 p. to Valhalla Cemetery. WINSTANLEY. NATHANIEL J.

(Jerry)" 4203 Rosewood. Pine Lawn. Dec. 28, 194. aear tamer ot airs.

Buaan Grom-met, Mrs. Mary L. Meyer, Ray and Petty Officer George E. Wlnstanley, U. 8.

N. our dear father-in-law, grandfather. great-graaaratner. Funeral 1:30 D. from KCR- RTJS Funeral Home, 2525 State, East Ht.

Irfruls. to Mount Hope WIE. CrlA RLES E. vV.d.. Dec.

27. 1944. beloved husband of the late Helen Hayden Wise, father of Charles II. Wise, airs. Harry lVArry ana Henrietta wise, brother of Rev.

Albert R. Wise. 8. end Mra. lgnatlua MoMenamv.

aon of the late Charlea P. and Mary Wise. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Llndell Dec. 30, 8:30 a.

to Ht. Francis Xavtrr (College) Church. Interment Calvary. WOODS. MARY (nae Lena) 1512A Cass Dec.

28, 1944. dear sister of Andrew Long, dear aunt of Mrs. May Burke. Funeral from RITJ.TVAN'H. Euclid at Bt.

Louis Dec. 30. 8:30 a. to Ht. Lawrence O'Toole's Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. IN MEMORIAM FOG ARTY, MARY M. In loving mem" ory of our dear mother, who departed fhla life Dec. 29. 1943.

Tour gentle face and patient amtle With sadness we recall, Tou bad a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. The voire la mule and stilled the heart. That loved us well and true. Ah, bitter waa the trial to part From one so good as you. Tou are not forgotten loved one Nor will you ever he As long as life and memory last We will remember thee.

We miss you now, our hearts are sore, Aa time goea by we miss you more. Tour loving smile, your gentle face No one can fill your vacant place. Hadly miaaed by mother, MR8. ANN KINS EI and daughters, MRS. ELIZABETH NEAF, VIRGINIA FOG-AIITY.

LOST AND POUND BILLFOLD Lost gasoline coupons, etcTT reward. EV. 0889. BILLFOLD Lost; brown; keep money. return contents.

comnsvllle 1539W. BRACELET lost; "My husband aerves over the ocean, he sent a silver link bracelet to me. I lost It while shopping on Tuesday, Oht bring back my bracelet to me." Liberal reward. PA. 1417 BRACELET Lost: Identification, sol-dler's; not engraved.

Beward. PA. 6896. BBACELET Lost; chlld'a fold stretcbT band: downtown reward. GO.

6120. "CAMERA Lost; front 0 D.I 1. In drive; keepsake; rew ard. CA. 109O.

CHAltM BRACELET Lost; eiimaved to" Bulhie from Freddie and Nettie; Xmas eve. Reward. MIT. 1408. CHOW DOG Lost; black; vicinity Vel-" da Village; child's pet; reward.

EV. 3741. CLASS RING Lost; 1944 8. T. A.7 also initials Inside S.

A. possibly downtown; reward. EAst 794. COCKElt SPANIEL Lost; black: name In Old Orchard, Webster Groves, Christmas eve afternoon; n-ward. BE.

0303, after 7 p. m. COCKElt SPANIEL Lost; black female; strayed from 5640 Finkmao; child's pet: reward. HU. 4579.

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS DOG wrist watch, keepsake husband overseas: green earrings, keys, money: tloitlamont ear or near end of line: reward. IA. 9075. gent's; 'at Thursday; south side; rtwara. nu.

5353. DO! Lost: male! police and collie. Thursrlsv, viciniry urimwi i'-ncme Butch: reward. 5329 Conde street after 5 30 p. ni; Lost biown, while female, fog terrler-collle: answers num.

license 33373. Reward. F0. 0030. DOll Lost; small, wire hair, feuiale; growth on side or neca; rewara.

a. 1274. DOG Lost: Christmas day: black cocker spaniel; male; at vjnouteau ana Klngshlchway. Reward. WAh.

1980J. Dot; Lost; black, white cocker apaniel; brown ticked legs; reward. CA. 2367. 7209 Pershing.

DOG Lost: male, email, tan; license 18955; reward. NK 7624- NK. 6993. DOC. young, lrl-K water spaniel; Christmas Eve.

chocolate brown color. Reward. WT. 0150. GIA88E8 It: chlld'a harlequin tor-tolse shell: Tlvoll Theatre or vicinity.

PA. 3602. Reward. GLASSES Lost: man's: Bin Theater; Tues. night: reward, fit, eeino CLA8HEH Lost: without case; aouth side; rewsrH.

81. 1322. COLD BBACKLKT 11; Navv lnlirnis; Grand snd Wilmington; keepsake. LO. TjoXiT'WATtTt Iisi lart': set will 2 rubles: reward F0.

6366. HAT Lost white con feathers; lost Imi nlslit; reward. BO. 5017. llllHll frKHRIKU lt; male; answera name reward, nil.

2766. kT.Y8 Lost; In brown leather eaae; re- ward nit 04AA. KODAK Lost lot rear Iliedennan'a, 8th and Franklin. tnnein jir iiiV'M niAT PIN Lost: shsueof frog vicinity Pnlon Market TuesUsy after- tin ITT. S7HR.

TAPEl' WATCH Ledv'a: In vicinity ol 22nd and onrt aiaraex; pinw r-turn to 2229 Maiden lane; SIS re ward tJii'VCT AND CHAIN Lost: gold: keep- sske: reward. LA. 4811. after 6 p. ro.

P01NTEB Lostl white, male, liver spots, ace of clubs on rump: last seen on Ivanhoe: reward. BO. 3711. PI USE Lost; brown alligator: Grand car; Tuesday: containing ration book, marriage license, social security, names, Humslierger and Hoaselat. Keep money; return 3017 North Market.

PURSE Lost; black: glasses, etc. Beward. Xmaa night; HO. 5017. PL'KSE Lost; brown; Union car; re ward.

BO. 7924. PtrRSE Lost: black, cloth, contains glasses, papers. Reward. WT.

1134. BING Lost; In or near St. Lotus country Club; gold heirloom 2 small nesrls. 1 emerald. TE.

3-3371. dNG Lost; man's Zircon, at or near City Hall: reward. FL. 6129 or PR. 2603.

8LIPPE1IS Lost: black: atrap heels Xmas night; reward. RO. 501T. SUIT Lost; man's, new gray pin stripe; downtown. Saturday: reward.

CH. 4816. "flT. CLASP Lost: gold: Initial keepsake: reward. BO.

3751. TBI CK TIRE Lost; and wheel on Bus- sell sr. reward, it, join. WALIJT Lost; brown; vicinity Grand and Page: keep money, return con sailors meniincation Alfred Everett, jms rase. WALLET Lost; black: containing sol dier's money and four children pictures.

Please return. Bewaid. CA. 6185 "TTaU.CT Lost; brown; pictures; Identl-f lest Ion; Grand car; reward. CK.

9586. WALLET Lost; valuable paprra and money; reward. 3232A l'alt, I'L. 0735. "WlfiST WATCH Lost rose gold 2 diamonds, 4 rubles; brown bsnd; keepsake from husband in service; liberal reward.

GR. 8789. WHIST WATCH Lost; lady'a Bulova; Saturday, between 1500 and 2600 8. Broadway; pink gold, atretch band: gift from husband overseas; reward. 224 E.

Velina, Lemay. RUIHT WATCH AND STOP WATCli--Lost: combination. Arena. Dee. 28: reward.

This Is a keepsake; please return. ST. 2536. Vv'HIHT WATCH Lost; nian'a. shoik proof: Southampton car or downtown: rewara.

la. vvui. o-i ax. 2180 WRIST WATCH- Lost: lady's, yellow gold; Brhwnb plastic band: Broadway car or Grimm's photographio studio; revvarrt. LO.

8690. WHIST WATCH Lost! man's, Bulova, 22d, 25th on Sullivan; reward; service man. NE. 34 28. WII18T WATCH Lost; Isdy's Westfleld.

7-lewel: vlclnitv 7th. Homce: rewara. Lots Pence. 4311 Washington. POUND PEKINGESE owner identic DE.

0948. PERSONAL WILL party who took license number" of automobile which fled after striking woman at Grand blvd. and Taft av. Monday evening, about 8:30 p. phone PA.

8057 between 9 a. m. 5 p. or FL. 2783 after 6 p.

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS Notice la bereby given tnat me annual meeting of the stockholders of the MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST COMPANY, for the election of Directors and the transaction of such other business aa may properly come before said meeting, will be held at the office of the Company, southwest eorner Broadway and olive Street. In the City ot Ht Loula. State of Missouri, on Monday. January 8. 1945.

The meeting will convene at 9:00 o'clock A. M- and remain la session until 12:00 o'clock noon. 8IDNEY MAE8TBE. President. FRANK C.

HALL. Secretary. GENERAL ENGINEEItiNO S(FG. CO. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the General Engineering A Mfg.

Co. for the election of Directors, to serve during the ensuing year, and for tbe transaction of such other business aa mav nrooerlv come before the meet ing, will be held at the office of the Company. 1023 H. lutn street, nr. Louis, on Saturday.

Deo. 30. 1944, at 9 o'clock a. m. J.

H. 8CHREIBER, President. Attest: C. W. V.

Kacufler. Secretary. St. Louis. 12-20-44.

BUSINESS PERSONALS IT PAYS To have a business mailing address. Phone and office service. CD 9539 810 Hollsnd Bldg. NEW YEAR'S MASSES St. Mary's Church, 748 S.

Third 7:30, 11:40, 12:10. 12:40. 'BATllSMsisiri. relax, reduce, refresh. rebuild.

3B0 W. Belle. JE. 2291. WAKE-UP HKHV1CF Iiw raiesT4 hr." service.

OLD RFT.IAHT.r. HT. COAL. WOOD. KINDLING ARK.

KMOrtELEftft mine run. SS.S5 and lump, Va. Pocahontas, egg or lump $9.95: Bhetl coke. 19.70: Laclede eoke. S11.40.

Universal Sales, 418 S. Compton, JE. 3530. OKLAHOMA COAL Firm at met lira' Poteau for immediate delivery: Bolar- te. Laclede coke.

Shell coke, all grades stoker coal, oil treated. $4.75 np. Brown Coal 819 8. -nd, CH. 1919.

"WTVA. or ARK. MP. aolarlle. Shell coke, briquettes.

Use our budget plan, nn down rjsvment reoulred. pay month ly or 30 days cash. JUlAl DIM, Lsclerle. Nr. Blti.t.

AnRTvsAS "i.i'tm'p- Laclede, Shell, Tesaa Coke (immediate delivery). Bolarlte. $9.05. Utile stoker, oiled psiuivin vo. I o.

r.t v.iy.,. BAH COAL- Delivered, nilniluuin 0 bags. Wood. no. 9491.

Evenings, FO. 3468. Pick UP base via N. Klngshlghwav. STOKER COAL No.

10 mesh: treated. vennVMa WleTTERS COAL CO. 4402 Chouteau. FB. 2684 MlNE'ltL'N tiuarsnteed 50 ro lumij, $9.90.

BRAUDI8 COAL 4251 Iclede. NE. 6363. WEST V1HGINIA stove and furnace Uea stoker coal, S4.73 up. lnaa lots.

CURRAN. 2772 Gravols. LA. 2000. mil OA I.

AND COKE, kindling. nutlmsn. 2153 Chcrr. CO. 3454.

STOKER COAL 53.95 up. Wilcox Coal CH. rjeiYiv. irimt ropiar sr. AP1T T.nmn' stnlarlte.

Ihclede coke. Noe- rts-Wleters. 4402 Chouteau. FR.2684 "rTinnwoTlD Seasoned Immediate serv ice. Baup, riorisajat.

Mo. ORange SAVE COAL Pass yard at 2643 Chou- teau: see heavy wood cut for store or nirnsce. Call Domestic, rrt. frtP.C kIVdLIVA WtloU--Vour' niici: Gr. 8089.

Henderson, 1556 Central Industrial dr. CORDWOOD Any size and Quantity. low price, la. S3UU. ui Vermont Bench, 3660 Gravols.

FlllEl'LACE WOODAH sites. Mittong, 6300 N. Broadway. mu. mjii.

JEWELRY. DIAMONDS WTD. "WANTED DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD Iewelry, silver, pawn tickets, condition no object; our immense retail ouaineee enables us to oav you more; get Bpar- ber's free estimate before selling; we are known aa tbe largest buyers and sellers of used Jewelry In the city; we are not pawnbrokers; no packages as sented by mail or express. rr sparser.

CO. 70S Olive st. CX. 8143 Get "fll fect the men's opportunities to enter air-crew training, because they will be sent to pre-flight schools on the basis of seniority, Gen. Lawson said.

They have been serving as student airplane mechanics while awaiting assignment to pre-flight schools. OPA MAKING STORE CHECKUPS LOW 4th floor. Honann mng. AMoIll. broken leurelrv.

silver. antliiues. Friedman Jewelry, 106 N.7iai OLD tiOLD, lnukett Kelr, siher, kodK. J. MiIIt.

205 eVh. SHARE A RIDE ElDi; Wtd. 3611 Cambridge to Pine. HI. 3611.

BIDE Wtd. To work. 228 N. Taylor" to 700 Howard. FR.

SQ81. SWAPS LIVING BOOM HTitnTt and rhalrs in vr.ur" rholce of beaullful covers and atvlesi for truck. Our work Is eu.iom buiN. and guaranteed. Campbell's, 39 IS Olive.

UlKOf- 30.06 n.minston, evpreesT Hportsman; never fired; 80 cartridges; wsut QQivr hn mmiT. 1S72. WILL TRADE one rartoa cigarettes fur trlevele. A Very 213. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ASH HAULING ASHES.

ruliMth hauled; oulek servlcsT Brown, 2104 Delmar. CH. 5901. 'A8HK8 And rubbish hauling. 7314 W.

Florissant, EV. 4840. ASHPITS, RI lllilSH Quick scrrke," Vineyard. 91 2A LsSalle. CE.

9356. ASHES AND BUBRI8H HAULED Moore. 4368 Ht. Louis. MIT.

26f7. AUTO REPAIRING ALTO GLASS AUTO GLASS A broken glaaa Is dangerous; InsuHrtt while you wait: come la now. WAl.DMAN'S, 4444 F.aeton. 431S CBACKED MOTOR BlArCKS repaired. All work guaranteed.

Excels Weld 2100 Miillanphy. CH. 8596. BRICKLAYING, TUCKPOINTINO UillCK Cement, foundatloa cracks repaired; settling walls. foundation cracks supported, underpinned.

hel4 In place: porches, sunroome. additions; raised: repotted. B. Dsns. 6635 Delmar.

DK, 1234. CARPENTERS AND tUILDERS TltOl'ElITir OWNEIW. HUM OWNElVS" Plan now, repair now; Insulation, etona aaan, porches, store fronu, rathskeller, partitions, additional rooms, garages, roof to basement terms, monthly paymenta: deal with responsible contrsctor. Wro. Barby Carleton 308 N.

Sixth st. CE. 1242 or PA. 4960. evenings, iMAS l'RISEXT Home recall? anT alterations.

Heasling, 472S Minnesota. LO. 183S. GENERAL UEPA1H8 ConstructlotC commercial. residential.

rathakeller. Walters. 7641 llelwood. GO. 9241.

ALL kinds repairing, 25 years. 4554 laingtun. GO. 6228. 8T0I1M HASH fitted, bung" JvrTcenkyT 4 1 28 Washington.

NT. 6266 after 4 TABINCT MAKKHrtrBfcKleling. Smith. 7608 Arlington. 111.

7764. DETECTIVES DETECTIVE John WUkeraoa does aliad1-owlng. an kinds of Inrestlrating: strictly oonfldentlal locate mlesing people. Licensed; bonded. All work guaranteed, 320 N.

Grand. JE. P894. EX -OFFICER Win. L.

La Cnasse8oa4-owlng. Investigating; over 40 years' experience; native St. Loulsan; bonded 4485 Olive. NE. SQ6 DLTECTIVE Alt 1AM shadows.

traceaT locales everywhere; strictly confidential; licensed, bonded. CA 0776. DE 327. DRESSMAKINGMILLINERY ADULT SEWING CLASHES Lr-rn -wT tng, cutting, fitting and making a com-pMe garment, classes starting now. Singer Seuine Mscliini.

no'k llAriF your own wardrobe; complete sew ing course, qay or evening classes, velra machine furnished at home; $20. Sinner Senlne fschine. EXPERT DESIGNING Tailoring anj resivung. jc. oviou, apt.

Melbourne Hotel. DRESSMAKING 'and all-ration Jlenton, 3H38 1-sk C.R 6489. Ilectrical 6. II. VAH1IING MACHINE ReMIra' anr1 Hi i vice, all mskes, all Bvvtela.

4478 Castlemsn. PH. 5837. answer. frS76 IIEFIUGERATOR AiUlioriardT genuine parts.

oow Hoau 2616 Choiueaii r-t vvi fmr AaDIO SERVICE Guaranteed: couipleti" esiimatcs; oays. evenings. A-n-iated Radio Mechanics. Ro. 52S1.

1427 I-er WAS11LNG MACHINES Irons, MimnCTa, siuves, err. a. w. Kmsrn. 2840 Park.

81. 2233. Service cafis. GRUNOW Sealed unit refrigerator sere. Ice: motor rewinding.

Call PL. 1763. ltndem 148 ltnl.ten AS1 1 Ells- VACU1 'M 8 Repaired per? ct 113 Maneh-iter. ST. 324 ELECTRIC WIRING.

ITC. ELECTHIC1AN'. wiring, repairing, bVenserT rxiamer, nu r.asrcate. IK. 4n69.

III.EiTIUt'.AL contracting and iMiin. sin, )K 1161 FURNACE REPAIRING STOKER HKItVH and Repairs. A.ltlwrS wm eire I enaer. treftl. Heat Matea service.

General Sales and Ijwineer-Ing 4468 Delmar. NE. 1580- oucn Snnilv VUIINACES AU makea repaired: stnkee- aervlce: new furnaces tn-lleel Vr i hraml. 4232 Rarenwond. CO.

2S15. FOR BEST SERVICE on any make s-nT" er can rjanos stoker Hem re. 3665 Market. JE. iVrsi fv Tint FURNACE REPAIBIN'G All makea; irnmeaiateiy.

un, 7866. Lewla. 3231 Eads. SEBVICF CaU anytime, If. 547SA Thrush, EV.

0401. CUT TEUING. snouting, furnace. Drot. 4956 Natural Itrldre WIT QOOO JOS.

M. IsilieriT SliiSr' nK- 1234 GENERAL HAULING LIGHT HAULING Espreas: any teT Lee. 3I47 Olive NF ii.u LiN-G uraii7urt Hervlce, 2U07 H. Broadway. OH 4 25 GEN Ell A HAULING 8116 VulcaiT I.

friyi. j. k. Horelln. HAIR REMOVED llAItt ifK.MOVED PlITMA.N tl'NYLf WHhont lain, by mulllDta-nerdle troiysis; best medical references: wsna and molea renuived: years of experience: Consultation without eharae ESTHER L.

FOX, 805 Arcade Hid. Eighth and Olive. CH S2W PEltMANLNTLY Multiple needle, eieoT troiysis; -to years ejperie-oe la St. Louis; best medics aa references: ofYk comfortably air-conditioned. AIDA I MATHAM, 346 N.

EUCLID, earner Pershing. FO. 6180. Hair, moles removed; experienced. IV fallen.

18.13 By. Ei. Bldg. CH.1269. HAIR.

MOl.E.t. WARTS removed forever. MAMIE PAR1H, 705 Olive CH 3435. HARDWOOD D6 ollTFTJen'ril nnd retini.hioj WaT otter you guaranteed work at a re able price. Call Smith.

DE. 507. for given estimate. 7010 Melrose. BAND and reflnish eld pronarA aerrlee; guar au teed.

Strait Floor Ca 5091 Bl.lge FO. 3750. I'LiMllt REFINISIUNG Hperiat Floor 6132 Victoria. HI. 6303 OLD FLOORS finished like new.

Guy nne, oiifie tvenstngron. en. LANDSCAPING TREE REMOVING, trimming. Porter 2616 Blsftery. NE.

5679. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES FRUIT TREE PRUNING General treT trimming. Large trees removed. Insured. H.

Jones, 906 Chambers, Entral 4247. AFFTON WELDING SHOP Hi eel rak-rtcatton: hretmg; electric, ga: e-rrj-. lied. 99.11 r.isvois. LO.

1114. HOMES INHl IiTED; small odd kn if all klnda contracted. Haverstica, 4068 Wavhlngton. JE. 8650.

BF.PAIR8 All kimU; we hae r-a'eiialsr 25 yeara' experience. Property Service) 5gs Delmar. CA. 72Q7. PAINTING PAINTING- Interior, eiterior.

Joh-aoaiT" 5039 Kenaluginn. Ft). 2655. JAINTING. papering; good work rea' able.

Turner, 4650 Vernon. FQ 735T PAI'ERING AND PAINT LNG A-l Wood. 4644 Easton. IIP. 6894.

TAINTLN'G Paper hanging; first-claJS) work. Kaner. 5354 Easton. Ri. 8026.

PAPER HANGING. CLEANING PAPER HANGING, palming, general re- pairing. Bay, 6292 Marmadu-aw ST. 0761, PAPER HANGING My own guax-nt work. Balash.

LO. 9007. 7 90S Pitinsylvsnia. PAPKUHANCINO prompt WhiUow, 5046A 01eata. FU021S.

ON RATION COUPON VIOLATIONS Investigators for the, St. Louis Office of Price Administration started visiting stores in the St, Louis area yesterday to determine whether any- stores are still accepting ration coupons invalidated at midni.ht last Monday. 'William H. Bryan, district director, said today. 20 13 27 23 29 26 49 28 24 3 .01 39 38 .36 31 30 61 47 .22 35 3.1 1 03 79 71 21 16 67 59 36 18 38 35 .02 24 14 .03 28 27 .01 2T 25 38 26 Ida M.

Chrlswell 2628 Pine Charles H. Herbst 3000A Ohio Ella Loewe 4219 Wyoming David Jackson Chicago, III Naond Swift 4342 Keston Alliert T. Ambit 626A X. Beaumont Mrs. Mildred JDUon 2921 Franklin Thomas K.

Freeman 1019 Leon Virginia Zieliniki 3827 Michigan Berth C. Blattery -4 6631 Pershing 1-rulse C. Kaufmans 3658 Went Pine Marvin M. F.aton 021 Westminster Margaret K. Brquette Overland Forrest 8.

Younc St. Ixmls Count? Ruth M. Burbach 1123 Veronica Ture O. Toungherg Chicago, in xjumuj j. naiser oa38 Enrigbt Karl B.

Schneider 3632 Keokuk Edith C. JEller Wehater Grovea Paul V. Hill 313a Catea Mri. Virginia Michelmann 3944 Greer Thomas M. Hibdon 17ifl X)rhnlon Vera llolmea 1716 Nicholson Theodore C.

Bail 4724 Tesson Mary Hsvlna Manhattan, N. Donald W. Meinert Christopher. Ill Amur? ouew Jennings risen v. iruna 2608 8.

Third Evelyn Brlnar 604 Barton Ilay Bulllngton .11 i Mrs. Marlon Hulllngton 2401 S. Second Wilbur II. Htrlnkamp 1509 Agnes Kveln T. Payne 3716 Blair Alonio Poe 1739 carr Verclell Anthony 1417 Blair Caslmo Zucrhera Marle Sansone 70S5 Forsyth Charles Ball 1421 McCauslend Ldna V.

Woods Meplrwood John II. Dandrldge 2743 Delmar oee 2741 Delmar Percy Dunn 1401A N. Sarah una a. Wilson 3738 J'age James F. Cftstcllo 4287 San Franrtsro jiaggie ai.

irsnman 5335, Vernon Maurice S. Nelson 6173 Westminster Lucille Huntsnuui 4616 Llndell Robert Franklin 1320 X. 21st Mrs. Mary fills 817A X. 20U William A.

Prim 2516 Vanrtevenler xaucea u. ntcpuens U4- AlcPberson George Adams Jr. 921 N. 16th uctavia iiynaou 9.1 i. 16th Joseph Wilkins 1802 Wagner Mrs.

Christine Armstrong 4916 Page Stanford K. Moore 3B51A McDonald Patsy 1. Kelson 4611 Tennessee. Lloyd Harts 1738 X. Ninth Mra.

Clara Hume 1738 N. Ninth Robert C. Randall 4052 Aldlne Constance J. 3949 Cook Charlie llirrlttler 3408 Mackllnd Miaue Mccoruack 3406 Maokiind Hans K. llagen 5927 Ktnasbur Anna Kals l'hlUdelvlila.

Pa Fletcher liorton 1118 N. 18th Malinda Chandler 2115A Cole Matthew hula 3621 11th Mary 8. Jieablt 3303A N. Broadway ilWJt UW aiaune ueu 2823 Accomae (ieorge w. Bay bourn Sedan, Kan nwy j.

1 tuer Bt. Jwouia County Anthony F. Arcuri 5848 Midge Ann lialaza 2244 M. Jefferson BIRTHS RECORDED. Important to Barents of eMklreu hnre In Ht.

Louis. 11 yuur namea do not appear in the birtli column within two weeks alter the blrtn of your cliild. call the pbistciau or tuiditlfe ana insist mat a recoru tie sent to the bureau. JJOYH. C.

and B. Simpson, 4015 Delor. n. ana A. Bciiain, jbjj Blow.

i and V. Vuhiun, 3016A Magnolia. C. and E. Hirsch, Valley Park.

W. and II. Spangier, 3214 Ohio. J. and M.

Hampton. 1728 Texas. J. and U. tiruut, 3039 Minnesota, a.

ana 1U Hilkenieyer. 3520A ltaak. and h'. SUern. 2812 McNalr.

H. and F. Lenau, 3928A Nebraska. K. and M.

Jvuthe, Maplewood. u. ana l. Itoechst. 4D47 A Virginia.

il an.4 ti i.tt 1111 Ci i.l i- uii t. jusstu, ouoo a.iiman. V- "ld c. Ilepke, 4511 Minnesota. J.

and A. Istwan. J336A Ralena. II. and M.

Dengier, 5069A Chippewa. W. and M. Conroy, 4726 Northland. w.

ana U. Antelak, 4213A Fair. B. and 8. Schmidt, 29 North Court.

L. and V. liauuier, Orerland. E. and J.

Provost, Pasadena Hills. i. ana t. jienn, oli Palm. 8.

and C. Sullivan. Jennlnas. B. and A.

Dettennan, 8986 Balls Fern. 11. and C. Jlooney, 2811 N. 13 in.

C. and L. Helton, 5516 Wabada. C. and L.

Ituvernell, 406 Kaasen. J. and M. Lodes, Overland. K.

and 1. Walk, 5366 Well 11. anil E. rtchaefer, 4102 Hhreve. C.

and C. Hinders, 2901A Eads. J. and W. Watson, 22O0A Warren.

O. and V. Warren, uiverslty City. 11. and L.

Koller, Overland. B. and J. McKendry, lllclimond Belfbtg. B.

and W. Barden, Normandy. 11. and L. Boston, 4967 Bosalie.

M. and K. tiehuer, Wellston. and T. Frtik, 3214 S.

Jefferson. II. and L. Short, St. Louis County.

B. and B. Miller, 3703 S. Main. G1RL8.

L. and H. Kelmann, 3320 N. 14th. 11.

and A. Doak, 1336A Bacon. 8. anil M. Bamponl.

2217 Edwards. II. and M. Orlck, 4253 Westminster. It.

and M. Laser, 3213 Mount Pleasant. K. and M. Dillon.

7710 Alabama. L. and F. Vols, 4500 Elchellieraer. II.

and I. Bchwelzer. 2100 Allen. M. and A.

Taraae. 3322 A Masnolla. J. and J. Neuelhauf, 5516 Virginia.

J. and Ktierta, 5164 tinelhe. V. and T. Bentschel.

llirhinond Ilelahta. O. and I. Von Burg, Imay. n.

ana P. Ureealilll. Afllori. W. and K.

Mens, 2836A Lemp. K. and 8. Ftster. 3259 Knspp.

it. ami u. imlint. i-ine I. awn.

II. anil N. saner. 4H37A Kennerls. U.

and K. Jakle, 4273 lied Bud. A. ana P. Mccormick.

3916 Blaine. E. and K. Kohin, 1517A E. Crand.

It. and It. Wood. 2054 DeSotn. I.

and F. Pelsler, 3603 Palm. S. and M. Oansner, 6448A Arsenal.

It. and M. Pankratz. 6336 Virginia. E.

and J. Herrmann. 4430 Forest Park. It. and K.

Goebel. 2901 Bailey. II. and Ft. Ketcber, 5432 Bartmer.

J. and O. Davis, 2504 Slattery. BURIAL PERMITS. Emit W.

Suedmeyer. 58. 4939 Oeraldlna. tiertrude Brendel. 80, 3920A N.

Orand. Hcrtlia Johnson, B4. 0179 Cates. Phillip Kraemer. 80, clarion.

Cornelia Rchtrarzendahl. 70. 84S McLaren. John Wojnar. 62, 1012 Cass.

Russell I. Ixiwtv. S5, 3640 PeTonly. Miranda Belle Marks, 65. 3110 S.

Whttui Prank II. Woir. 57. 2704A 8. Jefferson.

Francis X. Prlmrn, 77. 1509 S. 13th. John Leshev.

70. 451 Mndell. Frands F. Crowley, 82. 4966 Saa Francisco Julia Meyer, HZ.

21 Uelne. Flora DePaole, 89, 4837 Maffltt. Mary Gleesnn, 71, 1282 Hamilton. I.yrtia L. Kcherstuhl.

57. 6211 Tholoian. Mince Douglas. 68, 816 8- 18th. William W.

Phillips, 70. 4339 Olive. Mabelle Powell. 64. 5942 Natural Bridge.

Frederick H. Delbridge, 77, 4038 BotanlcaL Julia Kopsky. 73, 6410 Arsenal. Francla H. Black.

86, Cedar Hill, Mo. Charles Kawade 84, 2520 Warren. Laura Whitney, 66, 463 N. Whittier. Fred Zhinden, 63, 4919 Natural Bridge.

Esther L. HeUntr, 49. Blchmnrd Heights. Pr. Aurist L.

Hoffmann, 52. 908 BusseU. Angelo 8piro, 27, 2824 rlhenamlnab. Msry Kenny. 62.

5900 Columbia. William King. 71. 4168 West Pine. Julia I.

Haten, 83, 5408 8. Broadway. Anna Heuser. 70, 1609 N. 16th.

F.lla J. Wright. 74. 4381 Forest Park. Blske Elder.

55. 5556 Terry. Pesrih M. 35. 4285 CleTelana.

I The survey Is being made on a not-check basis. Bryan said. It was started after the office re Chicago Cincinnati Columbia. Mo. Uenver Ketroit Fort "Torth Kansaa City lie Angeles Meniphla Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New Tork Oklahoma City l'ltisnurgn St.

Louis City Airport Washington, D. C. Harry W. Buckley, 76. 6739 Vermont.

Helen C. Watts. 87, Wellston. Albert Taylor, 36, 2702 Hickory. John Keen, 72.

Wcllaion. rismuej ji, Jennings. 2S, 1528 Wiist. Walter l. Bybee.

54. 4434 McPherson. Anna C. Thompson. 53.

Black, Mo. William II. Itlchardg, 80, Parma, Mo. Victor M. Mitchell.

30. Fnfleld, III. wiHimn rowier, l. Caiia. Casper Chrtstmsn.

44, 1023 Allen. Bertrand J. Carter, 60. 2636 lrsvette. Joseph Gottfried, 49, House Springs, Mo.

lgnao Sehalja. 50. 2633A Accomae. Doris Htewart. 12, llonne Terre, Mo.

rr j. x-anon, Ol, DIJil LotUS. Frank H. Kckwrri, 51. 4273A Bed Bud.

Kile Johnson. 78. 5800 Arsenal. William lludy, 87, lOili and Park. Kmma Derr, 72, Bellerllle.

Ka Brooks 61. West. Plains, Mo. r.uzaoetn acnettter. o.

4159A Ashlsnd Clara Belle Moomaw, 47, Edwardsvllle, eimrpiime sj. leca, 00. isunlter mil, in. AlTtn Bradley. 71.

3622 Botanical. Reneriere Harlea. 75. 4236 Linton. Madge T.

Hhsfler, 58. 5309 N. Kurlld. ins Msu nn. i nirersity Ity.

I.ltclle llliss, o. 3102 Clark. Mason Wlllett, 45. 1002A Chestnut, lllrhard Bell. 70.

811 N. 19th. Tom Hawkins. 48. 2429 o'Fallnn.

Korhmann, 77, 3417 Merames. Herman II. Wlethop. 75. 618 Donr.

Kmma C. Moodle 75. Klrkwood. l'aul Ila'trmer, 51, 1403 Penrose. Ahhle Cornego, 76, 2827 N.

14th. Nina Knight, 57, 3842 Westminster. Aima Miller. rj2. Httiart.

la. TIL Kmma M. llrurMenian. 60. ItichmnnrI Helshta.

ceived reDorts that some stores handling rationed foods were still accepting sugai, mcav a' ww i fnnl rnnnnng which Were ssed food coupons which were made valid before Dec. 1, and which wereT-evoked under the or der. Well nothlntr Co. Pension Plan. An emnlnve tienslon plan has been put Into effect as part of the Weil Clothing Co.

celebration of its thirty-fifth year In business, Rainh Well. Tjresldent. said today. contributions from the firm and from the Employes' Mutual Welfare Association surplus will cover the costs of the plan for several vears. Weil said.

A six-month bonus of per cent of all basic salaries has been paid to all regu lar employes of the store at ii.ignm street and Washington avenue. DRUNKENNESS is a disease which responds to treatment Medical skill hum aa sympathy intelligent study of each indiridual case-backed by over 60 years' experience have given The Keeley Institate inter rational fame for its sacceas with liquor and drag cases. Mail coupon today for free booklet which will sent in plain envelope. 5 Mr. G.

M. Nelson The Keeley Institute wight, Illinois City Zone State Clooley llnnOiOriOo MMGHT HLMOISy I TMC Funersl from ROBERT'S Funeral nome. 1905 8. Grand. Dec.

30. 8:30 a. to SS. Peter and Paul's Church. Interment 88.

Peter and Paul's lara t. nitrrer. bt, nsis iiregon. llenrlrtia Magulre, 74. 1K19 Lonsfellow.

Louis K. Hamilton. 81. Itlrhmond Heights. Price Paekwood, 66.

Mark Twain Hotel. Caroline Kaufniann. 71, 228 Bellerlre. Delia Ann Hon, 58, Wheaton, Mo. Fred Btaley.

72. Walnut drove. Mo. Herman Helk. 39, 3154A lows.

Harold II. House, 67, Nashville, HI. Hobert Lee Mays, 35, 1120 N. Compton. Bertha Haarhau.

68. 3553 Nebraska. Anna Oetgir, 59. 4050A Tie Tonty. Frederick Horowlt.

58. 1367 Temple. Ionia Harris, 75, 339 N. Taylor. Ineie Nelson, 30.

4140 Knright. ITence J. Bet hoi ri. 50. 3835 Humphrey.

liOiitse T. Willy. 73. 5923 Undinwood. Josnh Belneke, 50, 3347A CsUfornis.

Henry B. Parker, 39. Mspi-ivoort. Florence M. Storms.

53. 5804 Cates. Julia Vlrkers, 78. Madison, 111. Alice Bernett.

74, 5640 Ktsel. Emma liasrllngs. 65. Jacksonville. Til.

Cora T. Williams. Valley rark. Mary Long. 63, 1822A Bacon.

Kathleen Archer, 31, Normandy, Ilestrlre Haines. 3 J. 24 I tiuve. August Hanke. 78, 545 W.

Darts. (Ieorge W. Darts, 66, 8 N. Jefferson. CREMATORIES VALHALLA CHAPEL OF MEMORIES Prem a orv- ansol ram -Cemet erv Cemi-terv.

FEDORCHALK. KATHERINE CARO. LINE Of Bonne Terre. died Dec. 26.

1944. Burial Dec. 29. Mother of Peter Miller of 1931 N. Florissant.

Mra. HI. Loula. Mo. Double funeral, aunt ece fEiusbetn nrsni.

FLEISCHTR, EStiLLE'BLANCirrjMr Nannal Welrater City, entered Into rest Dec. 25, beloved wife of Bev. W. C- Fleischer, dear mother Warren. Walter.

B. Bet. Richard. Donald snd Bgt. Ronald Fleischer, dear sister nf Mis.

Ira Paullin, Mrs. Grace Bonnot and Mrs. Herman Meyer, our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law and 7600 ST. CHARLES RD. CA.

4900.. FLORISTS aunt. Mrs. Fleischer will be at 3934 221 Frl. evening.

Funeral FLOWERS This week's special: Sprays or baskets, consisting of large yellow 30. 2 o. n-. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. mums and bronze ana yenow pompons, S5.

Mention tble ad. Call CE.5000. Orlmm A Qorly. NETTIE'S FtOWER SHOP GIERTH. ANNA (nae Schliemann) 3836 Indiana Dec.

1944, 9:30 a. relict or jonn s.iert dear mother or Agnes wooer ana rine MrMurtry, dear alster of Frank mu Sprays, (3.50; baskets, $5. 3801 8. Orand. Open daily to 8:30 p.

m. Closed Sunday all day. CH. 9600. Hchllemann and our near motner in grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt, Funersl from GEBKEN-BENZ Mortu MONUMENTS BRElSSt-THOMAS MONUMENT ary.

2842 Meramec Dec. 30, 9:30 a. to St. Anthony Church, cJT" thence to SS. Peter ana Paul Cemetery.

8240 W. Florissant av. MU. 9333. Fred Mayer, 84, 3Z3 Clara..