St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 16

sss PAGE 6B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 194 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DEATHS STOCKS RISE WAITING STOCK MARKET WHEAT AND RYE DOWN AS CORN PRICE RISES HOUSEGROUPACTS TO TIGHTEN VOTE V. and Tt. rirrhlcr.

Chester. 111. F. and V. Armstrong.

tne Iiwrt. F. and I. Sehira. St.

lyvuls county. H. and I. Tu.hs. hml.tt.

5617 Walsh. K. and M. Cootier. Clayton.

L. and K. Lueklng. fasadena Hills. F.

and J. Watson, Dumas. Tex. H. and K.

Ahlert. Jenntur. J. and A. McAvenla.

1222 X. Euclid. 11. and A. Mortilenkamp, Jennings.

T. and A. Hovland, Affton. II. and K.

HhrltiMl. Welnlrr tlrovea. X. and l. II.

us. lrl'l Gregg. I. and N. Aslrack.

Maplruat. H. and 1. Knn. 4541 Forest Park.

It. and It. Ilutler. 3K91 Meraniec. K.

and A. Zlegler. Jennings. T. and 1 Unr.

2228 Mullanphy. S. and K. Forte. 229A Sidney.

I. and 1. Denton, twins. 704 Taylor. Glltl.S.

O. and M. Morrow. 1325 S. Rth.

MORE SOLDIERS FROM THIS AREA ARRIVEJN U.S. Eight Others Flown to Miami on Transport Command Planes From Europe. DEATHS kEliLEfc CRNST L. 2621 A 4-vni Au. 13.

1945, dfU Brotiicr-la-law. unrl and cousin. Kuni-ral Atl(. 15, 3 MOYl'MX'K. MUtMppt ml Aunt a.

Intimfit New llrks-t CrwirTT. Mfta- lwr of ntrti Mnl Ai-1 MfANlVAfw, JAMCS Ip. 1 4 ir, mui An. 12. 5 h-Jcrr1 gwn nf Ann Me An tit i n- r-t(Mt tLtt1 Uf MtWia-'l MfAflflm, (Ira of Mtrliafl lr)iMt.

df-af uttr cousin. KiinM-a! from ARTRPR J. Tarlfw. 3S40 IJR'1 TTiur Am. 16.

t. rhu.rh. 0vMtfeliow and staple. later- mui t'lhan-. McKA at CLV, MICHAEL 21 2 H1ilniT Aua.

12. 1945. lttf '1 hutian'1 rf Marjp MrKim-lt n- IHinkr. ir farh-r Krak M-KamHv. 1-4" an-1 Anna Mirt JslrKafn-Iy.

mr d--r a. tsrtiiT, brotJs-er-in-l and wru-lr. Knnrrit from C. HOFFMF1STKR harvl, 7814 8. Bntalmr.

Tmx la-. MrfliU-r of M.M.B.A.. IxTai No. 2: 51a-riHaiis Pixt 394. Ara-nfn Li ani Anhf ir-Hu-b ChapffT a.

52, Amfiran MARQUAROT. MATHILOA W. ScbaeacrkcTtcf- niea rni-r-d into r't Aig. 3. 1945.

5:05 p. Ivl'wt-d if of rH U' Kdward Ma'-fjuiMt. clr-ar mothr i.aroM r. lW-r. WAm Mn.

Hie-hard Mr. Attur Trampf. Mm. LrwU F- It. and lh.

f. 3-C Vmru! A. Marqiiardt. dar Tamhr -1-law. iitr-1n-law and auct.

Irii rt f'my-ra! MOON, SUSAIWJ Lanha, 2olX Palm; entered into i-r D-. Aug, 1 3. 1945, dar wile the lae tir-s Mrwui. d-ar mother Kla Whir, dar rotther-in-law of Clavtoa mir cer rr and mother and grrt-grntisaCiafT. is her 75th year.

Funera 1 serri "WM Anf 15. 2 p. from the rHOVAi5T Mna-. 3710 N. and.

to Memorial a I'-mrTv. MIH Autt. 14 A1' TruWs In th (train ftittirf market went hnui their htist-nrss tmlay on the haii the news of the end of thr ir Jaian ha1 he-n rit-trtHinted a 1 rati fart nr. and hen it does com will have little etrect. "ontlmiPxl rah grain purrhaser.

the Coni inoUl Crt-iiit lortxtratittn nave what a stea'Iv tone. all ii-liter)ei sllppe! un 1r yeit erla lse. There as little pi es- aure on the tier lines. i 'orn anrl oa were st ronner than ot her Brain, traders taktnt? tlte the havy fcflhiiit ot la -it wetkr-nd had a-djusteii the mar ket. Ke weak iimler sellln! neUered to he Ionic Uuul'lation, and displayed little im-lina tiun to rallv.

At ttie fln.e wheat was unchanged to li.wrer titan leMerUay's close. t'r was lic to 1 liinlitT. tiatfi were to higher. wat He to 1 14 lower. Kai ley wa unrhajttietl to 1 Wc higher.

IMirchaes of rash wheat hy the Commodlt H'redlt 'orporaTirn tiring: the last week ate estimated as high as 15 to 20 million bush el. St. Lault Can Grain. KHCII ANTS' Anf. 14 in the ra-li grain market imUy vheat fi ie lit ether; 11 cars sold.

Oats were r(P la her on the sale ot three cars. Sales made on the floor ot the exchange were WHRAT No. 2 Ted winter, $1.67 sfl.bi fJj o. 3 red winter. 51.67 i 1.68: No.

3 red garllrkv, No. bard. $1.66: No. 2 hard. $1.66.

OATS No. 4 white, 61 Vic; No. 1 miiM, ti tj-v. e. Local Grain Rareiota.

Ijocal wheat recelpta were 4 7 cars local and 6 1 thrmtch coin. 9 loal and 13 tltrmttih. natM, 9 Uh'1 and 5 througti; mivlrean. 2 I'm al anrl 1 thrmi'h rye. 7 thiough and ha ley.

lral and 9 through. GRAIN FUTURES IIA.NCK. Aug. 14. ON TOKYO'S ANSWER NEW YORK.

Aue. 14 (AP) Rails and steels recovered part of recent losses in today's stock mar ket while other favorites ad vanced selectively in quiet deal ings, It was a ploddinp, monotonous session because Wall Street's heart was not in Its work every one sought official news from the White House on the Japanese re ply to Allied surrender terms. The financial district made a feeble attempt at celebration early in the day and dumping ticker tape and tornup paper from sky scraper windows but this was abandoned in the absence of hoped-for developments from Washing-ton. A few visitors mostly service men and women on leave en tered the stock exchange gallery in anticipation of excitement but were disappointed because clerks. customers men and brokers ex ercised their orders in routine, businesslike manner, Both war and peace-rated shares showed rises of fractions to more than a point near the final hour.

Only a handful of minus signs were in evidence. Volume approximated about the same as Monday. In ths Higher Crow. Sales were. 910.000 shares compared with 97O.000 shares yesterday.

The uisrket was not as broad as yesterday Of the Sli5 Issues traded In IimIsv. 512 were. higher. 1S9 lower and 14 tli4-hnng-d. Four teen made, new 194 5 liighs and seven new loWS.

The Associated Press average of SO atorks closed up .3 of a point at 64. tt. Advancing most of the ae.shul were I.S. Steel. Bethlehem, fhrTler.

8. Bubbrr. Montgomery Ward, J. I. fase.

Boeing, tieneral Electric, du Pont. Johns-Manvllle. Southern Pa cific, Baltimore Jt Ohio. International Telephone and nadir r.rp. The.

IxMidon market ended Irregular. Trand an tha Curb. In tha Curb advances were made by Bald win Locomotive warrants. Fansteel Metal and Sterling. Ashland Oil and tiarrett Imp were backward.

Wall Street turned Its attention to matters rf reconversion as it awaited authentic t.overn-ntent news on Japan's answer. fcorne economists predicted Hie nation would go through a period of depression in any trail altlon to peace because of the effects of un-eninlovment with its lower psyrolls. disposal nf surplus stocks, reduced national Income and other bearish factors. But others were rtulck to point out that these depressing signs were expected to last only a few months and soon would be re. placed by reduced taxes and huge civilian production railing for a rapid rehiring of workers and eventual prosperity.

Whether market operators accept the long or short term effects of reconversion In their considerations remains to be seen. But most Investors thought President Truman had made speedy progress in attacking Uie problems. Day's 15 Leaders. In the following table will be found sales, closing prices and net changes of the 15 most active stocks traded in on the York Stwk Exrhanae today: NEW TOIIK, Aug. 14 Todsv'g closing prices on a selected list ot stocks traded in on the New York Stin Exchange will be found ill Jhe following table: rcurmr.

r.i.a kccuritv. r.ioie All Urdu. 1 0.11 la 4 iliusAl 14g 124 Alllrd'lilrti lr3 JiuiesaiLSl 2 .15 AinAlr Lines le 63 KeiinecCop lg iitvMi Am ableaillaiUo lli l.s.-lrd.Kiss 5 ra AmCan 3 97 Em II 3a fi Aiolsi 34 lexklieed 2 254 AinlladASlS.40 W's 1 Vi 26 ttAmltoll.M.80 21Va Eorlllurd i4 24'a AniniAll.t 2e 47 vs MartlnliL 3 24 AuiTarT 9 179V Mavltpif't 1.70 AmTob 2a 79 Monsanto 2 9:1 AmZin. l.S.10g 64 MontWatd 2 62 Anaconda2 Vi 32 NasliKelv Vj laH AtchTsvSF b4 Nat 1.20 24'', Allfoastl, 24g 64g XatltalPr 1.40 29- Atlliclln 1U 31 NVCenltlt 1 24 Avlal'orp 74 NorAmAv 1 lO's llalrll. ig 26 a NorAmCo 1.49f 254 It 19 Norl'ac lg 263 ttliamsdo .80 lisVi oliMiil Via 17 BendlxAvla 3 50 Packard 7 BrtliStl 6 77 I'aiiAiiiAIr Vg ltorlngAlrpl lg 21 l'aral'ict 2 31 Ta Borden 1.20: 39 'a PatlnoMI IVig 18-s llranlffAir .60 21 Va 1'enn-CAir Vg 35 Case 39 1'rliKll lg 35' tfCaterpT lg 64 1'ipsl-Cola .70 23 3h SO'g I'helpslt 1.60 2'- hiarNW 5e 3SVa lMillllosl'et 2 47a Chrysler 3 112 Pullman 1 Vig 52 ComwIthE 1.40 304 l'A 134 ConsCrlis 1 60 30a lUpubllcStl 1 22a Cnntl'sn 44 a SUosl-ad 2 44 Cont.Motor 11 SuconyVac fi 15 CruclhleStl 3c 41 Vi Soul'ac 3 454 Cuban-ASii Vi 19 ttSouRy 3 42s Curt-Wright 6 Sperry lg 29 JtomeM hi.

20 24 TtStdKra 1.20 364 Jfc.ualasAtrc 5e 82 Vi Stdoillnd la 35 riul'nnt 2H. 164 StdOilN'J la 59 Va EmersElMtg 1 23 4 TexasCo 2 50 a Erb-Jllt 1 15Vl Twentt'-Fox 2a 27 GcnElect 1.60 44 1'nlonCarb 3 90 GrnFoods 1.60 45 I'uElMo 4Vjpf5 GrnM 3 674 lllVi pf4Vik 14 I'nlted Alrl. Vig 39 Go.Hltlcb 2 59 I'nlted Alio lg 25 tfGnmtvear 2 53 1 Sltublier 2 59 4 Grani lly.stl t'SSteel 4 67 16 Wsrnnllros 16 Ta CrtXorRT pt3 4 9 West I 'n A 2 4 6'n llomcstake 51,4 WestEle.1 Vig 34 ll.oisloiioll 14 Wlllva-tKerland 24 Intll.vrv 2.60a KSlg Woolworth 1.60 4 5 '4 IritNt an 1.60 32 Torkl mp .30 1 7 Vain! Paper 27s YouSatT 2 50 Inn AT 25 vmhcts: a-also eitra or ettras. b-Plus stock dividend. d-Cssh or stock, a-raid last year.

f-l'avable In stock. g-lteclared or paid so fag his yrar. b-Pavable In Canadian Fund's k-Aoeuniulated dindend paid or declared this year. 1 1 Ex-dlvllcnd. siEx-rlghls.

STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. (Compiled by Iow -Jones. i High. Iw. Close.

Ch'ge. 30 liiduslrlala 165.22 164.04 164.79 20 Itallrosds 55.05 54. IO 54.53 .13 15 I'tlllttes 32.66 32.41 32.53 ".11 65 Stocks 62 15 61.52 61.86 V15 (Compiled by the Assoclaled 1resa. High. 1-ow.

85.9 85.2" 39.4 38.6 46.1 45.7 64.9 64.2 Close. Ch'ge. 85.7 ".4 38.9 46. 0 2 64.6 .3 30 Inrlustrlala 15 Hallroada 15 I tllltles 60 Total U. TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 14 (API The no-sltlirn the Treasury Aug. 11: Itr-c--liils. I 31.5O0.9O3.69 expenditures.

$217. halsnce, 21 048 Ol 2,863. 15; total delit. $262,934,069,040.20. ST.

LOUIS STOCKS ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, Aug. 14 The market was small. Dividends in Dollars. Net Close.

Ch'ge. Sales. High. Lew. Coc-Ci id II .75 40 25 25 25 1 Vi Hyde-Par lfl ri.l tt.l 63 l.acl-Chrl lOO Mldw-i'lgrS la 50 tnilc-Ktl 15 13 11 1.1 30 3(1 30H 3 22 22 22 a Pahl or declared in current fiscal year.

CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Closing quotations on securities whose bids High. Jiw. flosy. l'r-r.

i'losr. lll.A I-. liiSW tfiri lti4 l4is ili4Ta hills- lti.lH 1113 l.l. Va Iti tH'i lil.May Ifi'J 1H1 Itil'd't IH2 lilJuly 1.VH4 15J lSTa 153 Kt 158 ia 15rV lSrj- 156 15r', 15ri 153i 15 KCMay 154 134 154 154 Vi MinnSrpt 160i 15S7 160V 159Va Minnlior 157 156 5 157ih 157 I'llHX. 114 114lliTi riTi 114 112's 114 1121 t'liiJnlv 112a Ill's U2Mih 110's KfSrul 115 Un 115 si Kl lw 1 1 ll.a 1 1 0 la SK I II ITT.

Sales. Prlce. hange. Iladlo 31.A00 13' Am Had tc Std San 31.000 15k Crahsm l-alee 17.200 10 Int Tel Tel 12.300 25. 4 Soconv Vac ll.fiOO 15 Pac Tin f.wis 10,700 9i I nlted forp 10.600 2w 4'ertaln-teed 10.300 1 1 Motors 9.

400 67 -rs 1'ackvrd Mot 8.SOO 7 t'urtlss Wright S.flllO fi Pan-Am Alrwavs 8.6OO 1874 -a t'omwltli Sou 8.300 lVj H. Mot 8.3no 20 Va Allriihany 8.0O0 4 or olfrrs clniigcd SEiTKITl Bhl. OlferT Am. Invest. 9 'a lOVi" Century Elec.

81, 8 Vj Coca-Cola llottl. 23', lr. Pepiwr 234 2t Grleserlleck West la 3S 40 Int Shoe 1.80 41V 4 14 l.aWcde Christy 13 13 5 5, Laclede Steel 20 21 Midwest pipe aV la 3(1 33 V4 Mo Port (Via 22 Natl Candy .25 a 21 21 Mlllrc-Stlx .75 21 Wanner El la .39 4 0 Srullin Steel 3s 99 lOO St 8 Ine 4s 89 Vi CONN, MICHAEL ROSCRT- 500 Clcve- land suddenly. Au. 13.

1943. darling son of Jtonert and Irene t'niin tnee Triplet! dear brother of Itouglas Conn, grandson of Holiert and Ada Triplet! and II. Kraft, and our nephew and cousin. Funeral Aug. 16.

8:30 a.m., from JAT H. SMITH Funeral ll.mve. 7436 Mancliestei. (n Holt Innocents hunh. Klnanigtiway and llchrr pi In- trimellt New HtS.

l'rter and 1'aul'S CROMPTON. JAMES HERBERT 449 Newport. Aug. 1943. beloved father of llerliert II.

Cromptoti. Stanley Crnmp-ton and Rufh Illcher. our dear grand father, great-grandfather and brother. Funeral from PARKER Chapel. 15 W.

I-ockwtio. Wetister Groves. Aug. 15. 2 p.m.

Mr. Crompton was a mesalier off Webster lyxlge A. F. A A. M.

No. 84. Behhont ChsptiT It. A. M.

No. 131. O. E. S.

No. 64. White Shrine, and Ascaloa Commandrry No. 16 K. T.

DALE, JOHN ROBERT F. C. S. 3-C U.S.N. R.

2423 Walton suddenly Aug. 11. 1945. beloved son of John Robert and Heiilsh M. Dale (nea (llllordl.

dear brother of Marcvlle H.sinerlcU. Margaret Fee. lleulah MarlKrt David W. sle and the late Vlrginl H. Klelst.

dear grandson, brother-in-law, nephew and uncle. Itenialns at BROS Funeral Home. 2504 Woodson Overland, until Aug 16. 11 a.m. Service same day.

2 p.m.. at Overland Christian Church. Interment Oak Grove feme'erv. Military. "DIECkMAUS, RICHARD J.

4dl8. Shreve Aug. 13. 1945. 3:45 p.m., beloved husband of Audrey Di-ck-haus fnee Kreuperl, dear father of Shirley Mae.

dear son of Mrs. Frances W. Dieckhaus (nee Karhorst i and the late Benjamin H. Dieckhaus. our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from CALVIN F. FEITZ Funeral Home, 428 XMural Bridge Aug. 16. 8:30 a.m., to St. Engrlherfs Church.

Interment Calvary "rmete-v. Parking lot In rear of rhapeT. Ot SVAL0, KAlT-taea Backer) 47 4 4 llrldellierg. fori II led with the sacrsments of Holy Mother Church. Aug.

13. 1943. 4:43 p.m.. beloved wife of Nick le Wald. dear mother of Thomas Nicholas.

John, I'fc. Pete. Elisabeth. Roliert Wald and Theresa Wiltlnger. our dear mother-in-law and grandmother.

Funeral 8 '30 a.m.. from JOHN 7.IEGEVHEIN SONS' Ku-lieral Home. 7027 Grsvots, to M. tjeuige's Church. Inlerment IhevnwMl Park Cetnetetv.

Member of llulaker S.ielefv. 00 A CA HU'R I.rll. Aug. 11. 1943.

leelo.e.l husband i.f Emily lHtnabue, dear brnther Mrs. Hradl'h. Harry Donahue and Mrs. K. Crowley, dear uncle and brother-in-law.

Funeral from EDITH. E. AMHKI'STKK Colonial Funeral Home. 4053 Lindell 1 p. m.

Interment St. lvter Cemetery. Member of Edward B. Far-rington Post No. 3222.

V. F. and Walnut J'ark Post No. 165. American legion.

Services by Edward B. Farrlng-ton Post No. 3222. V. F.

Mortua-y Team. 8:30 p. In. All V. F.

W. memtters welcome. ORI8KILL. JAMt W. 5S14 WeTt Park suddenly.

Aug. 13. 1943. darling mm of Willie and Ell Mae ItrUklll (nee Falnl. our dear brother anil grandson.

Funeral from KRIEGSIIACRER Chapel. 4104 Manchester. 2 lu. Interment St. Matthew's Cemetery.

"InnTS. ANN teas f'humart) Virginia. Aug. 11. 1943.

6:30 p.m., widow of the late Walter Knnes. dear aunt of Verna Anselman. Mamie Hodge. Walter. Arthur and John Miller, Josle Roger.

Anna Grunvtnger. Rose Slid-meyer. Margaret Guenther. Rose Emory. Adalalde Johnson.

Evelvn Thomas, Stella AMinangb, Bessie Schumart and TvVrtba Kuprerht. our dear aiatcr-ln-law and great-aunt- Funeral from I 'TIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois, Aug. 15, 1:30 p.m. eFuneral service at Second Bapti Church.

Klngshighwav and Washington. 2:30 p.m. Interment I-akewood Park Cemetery. Member of Pioneer Club of W.H. A.

FERGUSON. MARTIN V. 8233 K'lllv, entered Into rest Aug. 13. 194 5.

8 43 a.m.. dearly brloved husband of Emily Ferguson (nee Mtddletonl. dear brother of Mamie Nrlelskl snd Nellie Gutmsn. dear son-in-law. brothcr-ln-lavi and uncle.

Funersl 9:30 a.m.. from IMIIIKROWICZ Fiuievsl Home. 5401 S. Grand, to St. Cnlurnlikl lie's Church, ln-term-nt Mount olive c-mefery.

FLASK AMP, FRED 3S22A Kalr- view Aug. 12, 1945. 1:13 a.m., fortified with the sacrsments of Holy Mother Church, desr ttustiand of the late Ett Flaskamp. dear brother of Edwin J. and Helen Klndler.

afepfather of June Crapf. brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral trom WACKEIt HKI.DEKI.i: Chapel. 3634 Gravois Aug. 16.

8:30 a.m. to Pone St. IMus Church. Interment Xstlonsl Cemetery. Jefferson BstTiks.

Mo. Deceased wss a veteran of World War I. GRAU. ELIZABETH (see Wittnaft) 2101 A Chippewa. Aug.

13. 1945. 9:15 p.m., widow of the late Theodore Grau. dear mother of Minnie Dagne. our deer sister, mother-in-law.

grandmother and great-grandmother, in her 87th year. Funeral from KITIS Funeral Hot, 2906 Gravels, Aug. 16. 3 p.m. Interment New St.

Marcus Cemetery. GREGORY, CAROLINE W. (Lsikam-Breual Harft) 3916 Bar entered Into rest Aug. 13. 195.

4:25 p.m.. beloved wife of the late T.jn Oreaorv, dear mother of Mrs. Margaret Winkler. George and Charles l.etkam. Mrs.

Helen Rail, Walter and Arthur Hraun. our dear sister, mother-ln-lsw, sister-in-law. grandmother, great-grsnd-m other, aunt and cousin. In her 75th year. Bode will 11 in state after 7 p.m.

Tues. Fun-ra! 1:30 p.m., from BEIDERWIEHEN" South Side Funeral Home. 3620 Chippewa, to St. Paul's Churchysrd. lies-eased was a memlier of Eseelslor Circle Xo.

1, I II.n., and G.H.I', of Pittsburgh. HARTUNG. FRANK At Hon. Springs. of 2834A Sidney Aug.

13. 1943. 1:30 a husband of Lydla Hartung (n-e Thomas and dear father of Kenneth Hartung and our dear brother, hrorh-r-ln-law. father-in-law and uncle, in his 52.1 year. Funeral from the SCITCM ACHER Fu neral Home, 3013 Meramec.

Aug. 16, 1:30 p.m.. tn Sr. Matthew's Cemeterv. memlier of O'Fallen IxMlge No.

476. A. F. and A. M.

of O'Fallon. H. of F. and E. No.

21 and B. of L. E. No. 327.

Masonic services will be held al Schumacher's Wed HEARST. HORACE AuT TT. 1943. Iiusl.snd ot Anna Mallei Hearst. father of Sirs.

George Hovd. our dear giandfaiher and great -gran. Iraf her. Funeral from the A I. AM 'I 6175 Itelmar.

2 p.m., to Charles G. ni erv. HEINRTCH, VALENTINE Of High lidge. asleep In Jesus Ana. 14.

1945. 4 a.m.. belnr-d hushand of Amlia llelnrlcli (nee Boehr-Zlromer i. dear father of Albert. Valentine.

Illch-ard. Mrs. Claude Miller. Mrs. William Haehr.

Edaln. Fred. Arthur aad Charles Ktmmer and Ihe Into MaJ. Clarence Heln- rlch. our dear father-in-law, brother-tn-law.

grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle in Ma 73th yrar. Bode will He tn state at BF.inETt- WIEDEN" South Side Funrrkl Home. 3620 Chippewa, until 11 a.m.. Thurs. Services same dav.

2 p.m.. at Hope Lutheran Church. High Ridge, Mo. Inter ment tsunset Hurlal Para. HlTWIG.

LOU Ilio.dn.v. M.m.. Aug. 13. 1945.

dear brother of Mra. ltia Neviliert. Mrs. Amend Rutherford. Mra.

Ellvalieth Burt and Ihe late Catherine Miller. uncle. Funeral from KRIKGSIIAt'Srlt M.r. tuary, 4228 S. Klng.hlghwar.

Aug. 16. 2 p.m. interment Cancordl emeterv. HUNTER.

JUANITA DTBE' Aug. 12. 1945. hclotcd wife of Ieonard It. Hunter, daughter of Boger and Ellen Williams, sister of Dolores.

Koger and Arthur Williams. S-rvtces at the ALEXANDER Chapel. 6175 Delmar Weil. p.m. under auspices of Ladles' Am liary of American legion.

Ouentln llooseyelt 1'ost No. 1. Interment at vVhlrtlrr. cMf. JOY CT; JAMES Suddenly, AugT TlT 1943, our dear coudn anil friend.

Funeral from ALBERT II. HOPPE Funeral Home. 4111 Llndell 8:30 a.m.. to Immaculate Conception Church. Lafayette and ongf -1-low bl.

Int-rmerd Calvary Cemetery. Memlier of Building Laborers l'nlnn, lai cal No. 4 2 KAEMPER, MARY JANE (nea Jra.l 8201 Gravois. Aug. 13 1945.

Iielovefl wile of I'hllltp J. Ksemiier. dear mother of Corlrne Zack, El.ner (i. Kaemprr and Lilltan M. Torlkr.

mr ar moiher-ln-law, grandinolhcr, sister and aunt. Service Aug. 15. 2 at JOHN L. ZIKGENHKIX SONS Funeral Home.

7027 Gravois. l.iterment Lakrwnod Burial Park. Jlrs. Xaeniper v-as a member of Gardenville Chapter No. 513.

O.E.S., and Hassendeubrl W.R.C. No. 19. KENNEDY, BRIAN F. 3909 Miami Aag.

13. 1945. fortified wlih the sscratnents of Holy Mother Church, beloved hushand of Kennedy (nee Dayhalll. dear father of Helen Kennedy. Mrs.

Mary Logan and the late Brian Kennedy our dear father-ln-lau, grandfather, hrother-ln-law and uncle. Funeral from It IEGSW AI'SER Mortuary, 4 22S S. Klngshighwav. Aug. 16, 9:30 a.m..

lo I'npe St. litis Church. Inlerment Old SS. and Paul's Cemetery. A member of John J.

O'Neil Branch No. 343, N.A.L.C. Note chance in time. 0 A 0 UftES, JAMES A.w. 12.

1943. brother of peter Kontrafoiaes, our desr uncle. Funeral front ALBERT II. HOPPE Funersl Home. 4111 I.ind II 2 p.

to St. Nlckolas' Greek ftrthodox Church. Interment Mat-tbew's Cemetery BUY WAR BONDS STAMPS UN Accepts Provision That Residents Be Defined, Described Proposed by Barrett. By JAY B. WILSON A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch.

JEFERSON CITY, Augr. 14 A move to provide more stringent laws relating to the registration of voters in St. Louis was made yesterday by the House Revision Committee on Elections. The committee accepted for inclusion In the statutes being re-, written to conform to the new Constitution, a provision that the law describe and define a residence from which a voter may be registered. The suggestion was made to the committee by Jesse "VV.

Barrett, former chairman of the St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners and non-legislative adviser to the committee. The House group also had a letter indorsing the proposed change from Frank L. Itamac-riotti, present chairman of the St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners, with approval of the board.

The registration statute now In effect specifies that no one may vote whose name does not appear upon the registers as a qualified voter in the precinct where the person offers to vote. Points to Law's Weakness. Barrett said that the weakness of this law allowed persons not In actual residence in St. Louis to maintain voting addresses in the city and left the registration lists open to fraud. He said that persons living in Illinois or in nearby Missouri counties could register and vote in St.

Louis without actually living there. The proposed change adopted by the committee contains a provision similar to the present statute and adds that no person shall be entitled to be registered as a qualified voter except from the place of residence where the person actually resides. Further tightening of the registration laws are contained in the description of a residence. The proposal states that a residence is a place where a family perma nently resides or place where a person with no family generally lodges and keeps his personal effects. Residence is further defined as being synonymous with domicile, permanent place of abode, home and as that place to which a person, whenever absent, expects to return.

Definition of Family. The definition of family given In the proposal sets out that it is a collection of two or more persons living together in a dwelling as a common home and bound by ties of permanent domestic relationship. The committee, after voting acceptance of the proposal, turned it over to the Legislative Research Committee for inclusion in the election laws being rewritten. FARRELL WORKED OUT USE PHASE OF ATOM BOMBING Continued From Page One. of 1S43, Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster.

Held Various Assignments. For seven years after his return to America he had various engineer corps assignments, including an instructorship at West Point, but he resigned in 1926. From then until February, 1941, he served successively as New York State Commissioner of Canals and Waterways and chief engineer of the State Department of Public Works. Then he returned to active duty, as a lieutenant-colonel, in Army construction work, booming in the "defense period. In the theater it was under his supervision that the Ledo road, India-Burma pipeline and B-29 bases were built.

He became a brigadier general early in 1944. Married, he has two sons, one of whom. Peter Buck Farrell, is a West Point cadet, and two daughters. A third son, Thomas a 1942 graduate of West Point, was killed in Anzio beachhead in Jtaly in February, 1913, while serving with the engineers. The family home is at Albany, N.

Y. COY, 16, ACCIDENTALLY SHOT Phillip Eouckaert. 16 years old, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eouckaert, 5666 Eichelberger avenue, was accidentally shot in the hip yesterday afternoon at a Mississippi river resort at Portape des Sioux.

He was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital at St. Charles. A physician who treated Bouck-eert said the youth was wounded when a small boy picked up a .22 caliber target pistol, causing it to be discharged. ELY WALKER DRY GOODS COMPANY SAINT LOUIS COMMON DIVIDEND A quarterly dividend of 25c per hhare on the 20.00 par common stork lias been declared payable September lt, 1913 to Mockhold-rr of record at clone of Aucut Ifiih, 1913.

The stock, transfer books will not close. Ely A Walker Dry Goods Company Si. Louis, Missouri July 17th, 1943. REGISTRY AW -161 fi I'A'm. int r-M Auf.

11 194. nf Hn MifUer aCi-? r4 Tar Topping, Tltra J-lar-ha Mr. Jtr4t-th and lUfrt Mn-t'T Ht. Itit. our dar tr in.tf and fathrr-ln lar.

Funeral f-'-T KOfllVfl F'mTaI 417 hU. St. Ji- w-i Auit. 13, 9 a m. tt' vm "-mtyI'S'.

0 Oie-awt 4 omrt.n fortift'd tl th -r-nirnti rf H'tW tt Akt'T fed. Auc. 12. 1W45. 2 iUnfJ wr ft Jtihn J.

Noil. T--t. Jrt. Krtt-rt J. N.U and Thirttit J.

N-U. eijln-r and ur -ar mn-r-tn -law, hr, -r, aUster-in Law, a ant. eoasiA nier. Funeral tmra CFEKXXPFNX 242 Alraiii-r An. 16.

a.m. to Jt. ntIvtiT h'irrft, Ww SS T'irt' arisl f'nt'i Cfm-- OWrTCK, ALLEN C. 320f Attc. 13.

1945. brother of Ftorw J'ettt. Karvtrea at rjld'we, 4 17 wtim-r-T Auc. 16. IO IntT.it- it Tn gTWI ran kXin C.

1 1 1 n7 llartnrtt Ft-rsu, Ata. 12. 1945. brlod hnv'sinil nf inma jV. 4H i tn cer 4 1 1 a ke d-ar Utr 4 (alorla and Martl-n, dear brfvtiatrr.

aoa-in law. lrrothr In and unle. Mr. OtMnaer In fte at th" VHTTH Funeral fme, 1 1R Nrta FV-fWant rd Ferrutwm. Funeral A it.

1-S. 10 a.nt-. from Jmmanu-! aih'h I burrh. Fercnn. I 1 aa prtt-dni of tVhall Tlrlet paf and arret ar- rf Kerni.da Ixvc 54 2.

A. F. and A. and FermarMa PADDOCK, ELLA r-r-d Lv r-- Auc. 12, 1945.

7:20 p.m.. he-loved sifter ot Alois Gattiner aad ejr aear rousin. Rmain at CEXT Funeral Bnic. 2409 Stat Atrnn. Tues, after 3 p.m.

Semrec 2 p.m.. Gt-frey iooal C'hurrh. CodSTry. liU I er ri ('Tti ASM OS. MICHACL Au.

13. 1945. dear huhand of Hvie Pah twaJfr nf Jht-U nirHlt ontaur. Iiiv, I rm-trtr Lmila. Ttioina.

Peter and our dear Im.thw'-.n-la. father-IA giandlather, unr and rnwn. Fun-ra I fnm Al.IlFBT H. HOprB Funeral Horn-. 4111 Und-U, Auc.

IO lo Ntchninai Crrs-k wHtlKMW-T c'imrrh. Intermmt RUSSO-PATTI. 6AM It.ii-. iuto r--l tm Auc. 12.

1945, burd band off ToekA Mi.drpd Patti. dear fa'r. of JSharrm Pattl. d-r (wnhr of Mary Jatfl, Mr. MIIU Mr.

Kate a via. Mra. and red Kuo. Funeral from TAlgCATKRHl Funal ITorue. 5142 Paci-it a-.

Thurs. Auc. 16, 9 a. to St. Amhroe 1vrr-ft.

Interment Oil SS. Peter aad Paul a 5 A 4j I TRB RUCH, GCRTRUOC TaT Sturtc) 4003 N. 23d enfrd tnr ret Auc. 14 1945. wtrV.w of William Sauerbrueh.

dear meohr of far-tha Leadwic. William. Mat hi Ma- H'h. Frank and Frances Sauerbrurh. our dear mofhr-ln-la arandmother and a-im.

Funeral Aug. 16. 30 a. from W. A.

STO MorTrjarT. Orar J. and Flori5ant. to Sr. Ati.iimf'i Oiurca.

Interment falrarr femTy. bCHAEFCR, CLARA H. aa Ricnarzt 3306 S. Hroadway, Auc. 1 J.

1945, 4 p.m.. rhd of J.siiB rref-r. drar mother of Hella K-haW and tt.m late Uri If. Held, dar Ut-tn Uw. cr andmot tter, creat ala? er ltr-ln-lair and aunt.

Funeral frma Mutuary, 2642 MrraiHer, Auc 15. 6 .30 a.m.. tt Acattia i 'hurvn, s. inn faui fmrv. SCHIEK.

SGT. CARL B. Jw 9. 294 5. belrred ha5hand of Mario Srldek.

darert fatiwr jo Ann and KArine. deret of Mr. and Mrs. Allwt S--hiek. de-ar hrotnT Charlotte iSchl- and ManhaL dear-est Drhe.

uncle, aon-in-iair. tjrot aer -jav-lar and cousin. Memorial aentfes Ra turd it, Aur. 25. 0 a.m., St.

Vincent I Paa hoxrn. Ninth and Barry. Ail rtities aa frienls InvtT SCN ALZER, CHARLES SR. Knterl into rest Aus. 13.

1945. 8 a.m.. dearly helorrd huhand of Anna eVrnix-r 4 n-e Simon, dar fatlaer of Juha Sr-tmai r. Anna lllll and "harj Jr our dear father-in-law, a-i Uiirlr. Funeral from KOTH 14th Auc.

le. R.O am to Ho3v Tilnity hurrtl. InteruM-tu i- i mHrri CM Y0 jd S. U(rf- 1 tr- rft at San Pfdr. 30 jm.

Auc 12. 194 5. ac yi. ni.t hutiand Anna SrhntiW n- lnnrxi itrar tthr ot John Ls. hnder, d-i- hrothfr ft fl harr Trrtii.ni lit ii i tit.

Jsfmi. aad Tecli' S--hnydr Ely, deceased. Jnterueci 2ft aHfimia. SICKNG. ERVIN 6.

105 Sldin-j Auc. 13. 1945. beioTrd huhar.si of Jophlne Slrklnj tnc Muhthausi-r flfir father of 1 Verne ln. drar arft of Kmma SU ktne.

dar of H-f' Sirklnc. Pearl and U'illtam KppUn ant St lla l-elndew-fcrr and ftr d--r In-law. hmther-ln-law and urw-ie. Funera) Auc. 16.

2 p.m.. frr-ft WKK'K Kmrril H-mi. 2201 ft. to St Paiit SPRING. MARY ANNA ISO N'.

Vn-tral. 4 lavtnc). entrd into eternal Aug. 13. 1945.

h-loed tf the lato J. 9- Spr.nc. dadtnc m' hr oT Kthf and Ai In J. Spr.uc. Arr lt'T nf Mrs.

lxtr -In law, mother inlan crnd.thr-r and aunt. Funeral Thur. 2 v. frrtw HMP Kunral M'tme, llanir mt For-'h hi Ta (TC novtH't." IH. 7VT Naiuial llrl.lge.

fst Aug ll. 19 husttart.t nt Wlttit Taasart Br-. It.hu-et,ter elear fativer of Citee Taggart Jr. of I'. 8.

A. T-ansvjnei CitRluian.l. heiowt Sm of Lortle Taggarv. rlear lirother of Charles TaggarT. orr tlear strn-in-law.

brotaer-in-law, grant-father an. iriele Funeral Aug. x.x. 1 p.m. f-w the tiKttlti.K Chai, 59K5 Kastoo.

Interment St. Clair Memorial I'ark Cemetery. Ka.t St. Louis. Tl I'arktnr l.rf resr of rhape 1 TrllLKING, WILLIAM H.

35AlA s-nal, a.ltevj In Jesus Aug. 13. 1943. 12 10 p.m.. helove.1 hu.ln-l Is.

Utile Thtlliing (nee rVhallenherg lather of Wra. John Oxeneld an.J Walrer Tiilllilng. dear hrothr nf Mrs. Aivir.a Koliinson. nur dear father-in-law.

soct-ta-lav. bfOther-A-laa, crailflisther anrl unrle. M.lv srtll He In state at Frmtfl-WIKKKN tviiuh Mile Funeral H-me. 3620 Chlnpeva. until 12 b.h Thurs.

and V. 1010 S. 8th. and C. Itvan.

5630 Msffitt. and E. Iluhln. 1365 I'lara. and D.

Tallev. t1ns. t'lav-ton. and 8. Ilutnl.k.

6110 Kfxel. and S. Steinman, I'niversitv CttT. and M. Hedd-n.

5803 S. klngshighnay. and It. Overland, and l. Klllinirer.

Groves, and L. Vonderhaar, 3913 TVlor. and I. Ex an. I'nlverslty tlty.

and T. Keener, 1439A Montclalr. and E. Klrckhorf. overland, and fl.

3105A North Markrt. ami II. Cook. 1009 Central, and M. Rolen, 64 22A Hampton, and K.

Morel. Glavton. and II. Sclmlve. Eureka.

Mo. and M. 4139A Potomac. and I. Stepp.

IRIO S. 13th. and A. IVftvpool, 806 A Salisbury, and G. Ladyman.

2503A Howard. and II. Ford. 1122 Destrehan. and W.

Ilrannon, 2712 tilasgow. snd r. Aznew. 1203 Grattan. and 51.

Austin, Maple wood. BURIAL PERMITS. Emma C. Braundmrler. 53.

3118 Illinois. Herbert Shaw, 57, lt.mne Terre. Oscar ltrmtks. 43. House Springs, Mo.

Lucille I. Murphv. 45. Chevenne. Wvo.

Minnie Williams. 56. 2745A Eugenia. Mollle 49. Klrkwnod.

Ella Casper. 79. 2609A tiravols John Charley ltarsanlan. 64. 1027 V.

12th, Cora L. N. Richards. 76. 6251 Clavton.

Alliert Rogles. 49, 3827 Cottage. Margar-tta Mauss, 91. 3419 P-staloxzi. Ethel lliithe.

19. 3707 N. 25th. Mary Kahl. 61.

Creve Coeur. Nettle H. H.ndree. 44. 1229 N.

Garrison. Isn P. Undo. 64. 3011 H-acon.

Hrothrr A. J. Schruefer. 74, Klrknood. Hnki- llemplilll.

51. Aldlne Dr. Holert It. M.s.re. 57.

Lltlle liock, Ark, OIVORCr CKde from llienrtia Wllltanis. Itorotiiy M. triuii Oscar V. t'lemtenlng. Flovd fiom Oma Vaughan.

Esth. from l.uke Hums. Nancy from Waiter Hire. Harold from Lorene Iing. Catherine from Arvelle Cahles.

Anna H. from Joseph Stratton. Wilhe from Viol Jordan. Sarah E. from Tommie liavis.

Willie from Josephine Gatlln. I.ulil X. from John Victor Hojas. Thelma from Willie A. Jones.

Marian from Walter A Sturhahn. Heha from Everette Iincaster. Helen I. from Elmer J.eph Ttlerman. Hrnnle It.

from James Veil Hudspeth. James from Imlse t'urtlss. Martin C. Jr. I front Tessle Jane Stgllilto.

Nancy from Ii1 F. Copeland. I M. from Thomas Alien. Jennie V.

from 1-onn Handle. it lleh from Lucille Frasch. Elltabeth from Jodie Powell. Sallle A. from Krnest Everett Bmithson.

August V. from Mvrtle Kavld G. from Wanda Alice Hamrirk. Hetty It. from lionald Oftlll.

Hetty J. from Davll stiiinagon (annulment Alliert from Ann M. Herhllnger. Demll from Mildred 1-ach. Victor from Stella Staslak.

Myrtle from James L. West. Joseph 1). from Hculah Lancaster Fraee. ANNOUNCEMENTS FUNERAL DIRECTORS NORTH 1 I 1 1 -T--T XT 1 1 1 1 I St.

Louis. fH.1654. Established lhoa NORTHWEST DKK1IMAXN IIAHIt I. CjTaTI i i i. ion il sit'.

CALVIN V. FETTZ Funeral liume.4821" Natural Bridge. EV. 27b7. SOUTH WAt KElt HKI.DEHI.k timcral Home 3634 LA.

3634. SOUTHWESt C. Hoi-KMEISlTTlt Golouiai "The House of I Msf I net Ion. t4t4. frdnpewa.

19 3 3ollN L. air.Gl-NHTax' jk fiflva. 161T Gravnls. FL. 26HO.

WEST JLl.t'.X ANDKK 6175 IMtnsr SONS CA. I337. 1-IJIT11 K. AMHHLSTKR Serving ft. Ixmls since 1897.

4053 Llndell. Jfc. 91QO. CI l.I.EN Jt Directors. 4386 Linden bl.

FU. 2425. 72B7 Na'ursl Hrldge. 3755. FLORISTS LOWUIS Tins we'k a special.

B. anti-ful spray mnslsting of large plcardy gladlnlas and ribbon to match. S3. Mention this ad. Call CE.

B00O. GOHI.T. CEMETERIES aim nt non: Ihe onTT Mausoleum In South St. Louis. Select choice crypts now.

Smsll down payment, easy terms, no Interest. Non-sectarian, perpetual care tn a garden of beauty. Street car or bus to entrance for one fare. Mount Hope Cemetery A Mausoleum 1215 Lemay Ferry td. 8600.

VK -The Finest'1 emcterv." Mausoleum, Cremstoey. 7800 St. Charles rd. CA. SS06.

Street car and bus to entrance. NSW 111 UJAI. i-Aitis BfautlfuT non-sectarian, perpetual car. Gravois rd. SWIfton 26iil.

LAKE tliAKI.KS The llunal Park cT Natural Iteauty. 7775 St. Charles rd. PA. 1760.

LAKE I IIAH1.ES Choice 6 giave lot. Dit. r.hster 1752. OIK IIMIIVL Su-grare I.A. 6720.

lot. $150. Cl'METKUV 1AIT Memorial Pirk. choice 6-gTSVe: ressnnwl'le. PA.

3934. CREMATORIES OAK GHOYK Chapel 'and Crematory, ttia newest and finest In St. Louis. 7BOO St. Chsrles rosd.

CA. 86Q6. Valhalla chapel of mkmories 4 remstot v-Maitsolcum-t 7 60O St Chsrles rd. A. 4 9 DO.

aTfftSOI'Ill CI'IAPKL Al CKI'MATOIIT 3211 Siil.l-tte. HI. 4305. deaths" AlLlfflN, MAY (nea Ceogarl 1232 N. KingshlThwav, Aug.

11, 1945. h.loved wife of the late Guy Allison, rlar mother of Ttov. Chester and Connie Weldf.n and Tlievcel G. Allison, our d-ar grandmother, mother-ln-lav. aunt anil cousin.

Services Aug. 15. 2 p.m.. froti KRAKGKIt-VOSS Funeral Home. N.

Kinghighuay and Lexinglon, to Merao- ri.T I Park Cemetery. A PsOER I I RO BTRTTk Tnee Praatonl' 2619 forllfir.l with t'ta sacraments of Holv M.Mher Church. Aug. 13. 19'5.

7 P.m.. beloved w-lfe of Julius Anderltnl, our dear alster-ln-law and aunt. Funeral from KCT18 Funeral Home. 2906 Gravida. Aug.

16. 7:30 a.m. Iteiiulem mass Pope Si. 11ns Church. Interment Oak Grove Cmeterv.

Memie-r of ihe Socleiy of our I-ady of St. IMns fhuri'h, BARBAGLI AMBROSE- K.it.ie I rest on Aug. 12. 1943. bclovr.

I husband of lulsa Harhaull and tlear father of Mrs. Josephine John, Marv. Iritis and Sgt. Charles Har-baglla. our dear tatlier-ln-lan, grandfather and ttnrle.

Funeral from CAf.CATEiTt A Funeral Home. 5142 liagett av. Auit. 16. 8 a.

to St. Ambrose's hnrch. Interment New SS. lvter and J'aul'a 4 BAUER, COWARD H. 4317 Lee" Aug.

12. 1945. 4:40 a.m.. beloved son of Celia Itiester Kohne. desr brother of Seaman 1-C Cliarles G.

snd the lito George IMester. dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral Aug. 16. 8:30 a.m., from Funeral Home.

4600 Natural Hridge. to Holy Hosary Interment Cnlon. Mo. "BAOER, MENRV 2226 Osaite Aug. 12.

1945. beloved husband of Ortrude Hatter, son of the late Andrew and Mary Hauer. brother of Andrew Hauer snd the late John and Ida Bauer and Lena Ttiengel. son-in-law r.f Augusta Widietaks. our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin.

Funeral from GEHKEV Chapel. 2630 Gravois, Wed Aott. 15. 2 p.m. In- terment Old St.

Mnrcus Cciuet erv. SOWN, MARIA (nas Clark 59 II. He." rive Acres. Aug. 12, 1945.

6:45 a.m., helmed wife of S.vmucl Mown, dear mother of Mrs. Elsie Meyer. Mrs. Helen Glasshurn and Mrs. Edith Downs, our dear mother-in-law.

grand mother, sister. slster-ln-Iaw and aunt. Funeral from CALVIN E. FEITZ Funeral Home. 4 828 Natural Hridge Aug.

15, 2 p. m. Interment Mount Ihanon Cemetery. Parking rear of Chapel. A member of Pine Trea Garden Cluh.

"CHRISTOFF, LI A 1903A St. Louis entered Into rest Aug. 11. 1945. 10 p.m., beloved hu-liand of Theresa Chrlsfoff (nee t'rhank.

dear father of William. Mildred Worthlntrton. Edward. Klfrlcda Newberry, dear grandfather. Funeral Aug.

13. 10:30 a.m.. from Jr GIKiOHAltT Funeral Home. 2228 St. Louis av.

lnlermrnt Calvary t'emetcrv. fToTEMAN, (BARNEY) 3015 Marcus Aug. 12. 1945. 3:40 a.m., beloved husband of Mamie Coleman tnee Grady l.

dear son of the late Charles snd Virginia Coleman (nee Coppi. our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from SO.LIVAN B. Euclid at Ft. Lonla Aug.

16. a.m.. to Hiessed Sacrament Church. Interment Calvarv Cemetery. Mrmlirr of I'nlted Betall.

Wholesale and Iepartinent Store Emploves and David Hickey l'osr. No. 235, American Legion. More St. Louis area service men arrived yesterday in New York aboard a transport, after serving in Europe, the Associated Press reported today.

They are: Ifs. Arthur W. Tount. 2740 Tllrknry Mrrrt: Tvt. Inin F.hrllrh, 5630 avenue; Ja.

Kduard H. IL.gan. 1S02A U-fring-vell avenue; Kgt. pan liumvleh. 5923 Cabanne limw: firt.

Kan Iturnvieh. 5923 (address Cpl. llentamtn K. llaohus. 1221 Chsmljer street; Cpl.

Clsrenee 1. Carrlrn. iiji irmup; nr. rtoorrx rir mr 4DA74 Itlaine ivmiii, Tff Xorvnan TW Mayflrld, 3504 l'age boulevard; Tie. Boby E.

I'lrwin, 1609 Cass avenue. I'fc. Cut J. Slater, 380S North Newstead avenue; Vfc. Ora L.

Z-hner. 1408 Linton street; Pvt. William A. Klrrtier. 3661 Mon-tana street I'rt.

Walter J. Uni, 44S7 Ulreher street; J'rt. Ixrny R. l.asher. 3510 lge boulevard: I'rt.

Herbert Warner, 5053 Maple avenue: Ifr. John 11. llrener, 4 885 A Kossuth avenue; Teeh. Kri. Jack 1.

n.ifinan. 1241 Hamilton avenue; Htaff Hgt. Vernon K. (Jruner. 5fi48 fl.

Ixmis avrnue; Jkgt. Klmer 11. Ilumutert. 4110 Nhreve avenue, and Cpl. Hubert f.

Jlsnssen. 4544 Flora avenue. Eight men from St. Louis and vicinity arrived recently at Miami, aboard Air Transport Command planes from overseas, the Army Air Forces announced yesterday. These men, whose names follow, will be sent to Jefferson Barracks for processing prior to furloughs with their families here.

Ifr. Walter K. Itonshsusen. 831 Wlthnell atreet: 1'vt. Clyde c.

Wlilenian. 2217 Montgomery street: Ifr. Lester K. Purcell. 4053 Washington boulevard: Staff Sit.

Archibald B. Wolverson. Webster droves: "pl. Crant I. llaaephln.

Kapnlngton: fat. David M. lavis. 8t. Charles; Hut.

Walter F. Westing. 2528 ode!) atreet. and Sirt. Eilasrd O.

I'rovainlk, 284Q Arsenal atreet. The names of other St. Louis area service men who arrived recently in this country from Europe are: Htaff Sal. Harrr Brier. 5571 Vernon avenue: fpl.

lror V. Ht.iveand, 3414 Ore gon avenue, anil Cpl. Willard r. raflgrtt, 24 4 3 llrnti.n avenue, (iranlte City. The following men were scheduled to arrive in Hampton Roads, Va, yesterday.

Associated Press announced. U. James M. Chartrand. 234 8 Arkansss avenue; Htaff 81.

Roy Mct'abe, 3806 Wyoming street: Cpl. Anlhonr F. Tlkvart, 1511 lleker street: fpl. hrltian G. o'Cnn- ner 4132 MrKee avenue: MaJ.

Hnhen -1. Hhoade.t, 504 ltarttiter avenue: Teeh. fsgt. Herbert II. Sehulte.

5336 Chippewa street; Set. Koland K. Ruwll, 900 South F.lsht-eenth street: Sgt. Lafayette O. Kugler.

2631 South Kingshighwav; Set. Martin Hra)nvi. 3722A Vest avenue- Cpl. Albert Cohen. 5891 Minerva avenue: rapt.

Robert V. Williamson 1825 Natural llrldire avenue: Tern. Sgt. K. lhmnell.

2704 Belt avrnue; I'vt. Jmn C. Cooper. Illinois avenue: Cpt. M-Ivln T.

1'ennell. 5O01 Miami atreet; Cpl. Waltir R. fniel. 5507 I'rnnsvlvanla avenue; 5047 F.nrlghf avrnue: r-' It-- IVrAIni Itve- aa.

CnlTeT3itJ Clfj; Cpl. Gordon F. K-ll. ami Tli. S.l.

Anton It plu.ii. 4543 Wetmlnvter place. The transport Frederick Victory is due today in New York with the following St. Louisans aboard, the Associated Press reported: 8irt. Jamea I'.

J'orterfleM. 625 Shenandoah avrnue: Jfc. I.vle. fl'le, 6118 Wabada ave. nue; I'fc.

Milton Schletfe, 4143 Nah drive. Kerauon; I'vt. Orvllle H. Jones. 1319 South 4'onipron aviiue.

Addresses unavailable for following: Tech. Strt. Frederick TenhoMer, Ktotf Sgt. lithrr Atkins, staff Sst. Kenneth 1..

Kallbiler, Vol. Henderson Fast, I'fc. tl C. ScholPlio. Pvt.

Robert Tainan, lTt. James Mitchell and I'vt. John Steinbeck. The Associated Press also listed the transport Caribia as due in New York today with the follow-in? St. Louis men: Staff Set.

Richard C. Olds. 204 5 Waverl place, and Cpl. Eugene Wvatt, 3308 Oregon avenue. RULING ON DIVIDING AIR ROUTES OVER NORTH ATLANTIC STANDS WASHINGTON, Aug.

14 (AP) The Civil Aeronautics Board refused today to reconsider its decision whereby air routes over the North Atlantic to Europe and beyond were divided among Pan American Airways, Transcontinental Western Air and American Airlines. Pan American, Pennsylvania Central, Northeast and United States Midnight Sun Airlines and Moore-McCormack Steamship Co. had petitioned for reconstruction. The board said the petitions "raised no relevant issue which was not presented to the board before the present case was submitted for decision." VEGETABLES AND FRUIT AT. 1-OI IS I'llOlHVE MARKET.

Auc. 14 Market as reported to the St. Louis Iallr Market Hcporter: TOMATOES Steady. Demand equal to a clearance of large aupplr of about 60O0 boxes. Factories took riper stock.

JtJTATOKS Weak. COBX Easier. LETTrcE Steady. Firm. l'EAt 'H ES Steady.

Mr EONS Steady to strong. TOTATOKS 100 lb West white. No. 1. S2.

751 3.25: red. $2.25 'a 3.50; Sou white' 2. 75 3.25; Mo white, 2 25; box, white. SI 1.25; If 50e. ONHiNH 50.

lb aks Xor yel $2.50 2 60; 'rstyl, 12.50; a boa, white, seta, 13.75 Wi T'nn-RI-TTEIl JtEA.NS If pas. ahelled. 14 West. rrts. $5 5 25.

ai50-; lx, 25TT40c: red. l'25 0r" 50 ck-'i' 3 ioAl L'FLOMKB West- 3-25' ARHfrTS West, crts, best. $4.80: i bnchs. dm. 40i 60c.

EI.Elir Mich. hrha. lo'! '25c bntm' 10 25t white, H-f boa, $2 culls. 7 5r i 1 H-g box. $1.50 3.

ONIONS Uhs 60c; h-g 45 50c. Mno H-g plis 75c $1.25. KALE H-g bu. 40c. KOHLRABI H-g dot hrhs.

60c. LETTLt West crts 4s-5s h-I leaf bu 40f50r. ng 8oll CllltWMS-Mldw pts 40j45c: lb Ml-STARD Hg box I'AUSLKV H-g 35t40c. I-EAS olo 13.88, Sou. crowder and b-eve per lb 15c.

lOX 1252: Bulgsrian RAI'ISHEM Xor. bchs dos 45c: b-g 25c. SI'INACH 11 hhs N. Ko. $1J 1.50; gucclne acorn PWECT J-OTATOES H-g bu $1.50 2: La.

crts 1'. H. $33.25. TOMATOES H-g hox nalnlr small and mills 25 50c. TI'UNII-S West crts $41 4.50.

fit Nil TOPS H-g box. FUI1T MAIIKET. XEW APPLES HI. 1. J3.75ff lower grades.

J2. 251 3.75: Ark. h-g box. culls. RAN AX AM Per cwt to retailers.

8.0.1. wholesale lobbing wav Sfl.R5r8 7Sci115- MR H-g M. pks 60J65c; damsons prunes $1. PEA IIEs 111. and Mo.

bu No. 1, 4.50: best mainly $44.25: lower grades $1.757 3.75: 11-g box $1.500 3. PEAKS West, box bartl h-g alckcl pks $1. ItM EFIETlBIES Mich, pts 45e. t'alif.

bog $2.507 S. 40. fANTAI-orPEK Ark. jumlw rrts tnrl $4.85: Mo. and Son.

boy $23. WATEItMF.lNS J'er cut 33.50; Mo. 40 i 50v cai h. IATS. lllMf.pl llllrc lil.May IdJiilv Mlllll.H-pt 59 59 a 59 5li S3'.

S7 5 59 .18 .11 5S St 59 3- 56sii. 53 54 IIVK. 143J4 143H1 136 1 137 3 131 132 a 24 1IAHI.KV. hlS. pi 145 'lillNsr 13fiA4 I hlilay 133 -lilJul 123' hiSrpt 104 1 tilling 1043 lil.May 103 103 i a 102 104.jb 104 104', YEALERS ARE HIGHER AT NATIONAL YARDS NATIOXAT, RT H'KTARIIS, Aug.

14 TI'SKAl Hogs, total rei-rlpts. 3600: sals'. I- 3000; 2t00 in rarl. lliclmliiig about 300 Pigs. Markrt mt strsily.

Fr-rtlfis higtti-r. Toi anil hulk ertlt. rtlsiightr rlassi anil UreruVis sttoiig lu 23u for slsnghti-r $14.70. Rows an1 most stass 13.95; 90-139 lh f.rt $16 25j 16.73. I.lBlit hrmlris 913 25 4 15.73.

Th Cattl Markrt. fattlf. total rrrnpts. 54UO; salahls 5OO0 ralv-s 2300. all salaHlr.

Markt-t mostly stt-alv nut lranlng to the easy slilt In slow trading. tioi.il anil rlii'lrt nam. atrrs $14.75 17. clioli-r $17.15: ninlluni laigi-ly $12.73 HI 14. 50 with wi-ral loails wrstfrn grass strrrs JU.Sltri.l 3, g.HMl $15.5.

nilsril yrarltngs gmMl ami rlioli-4i largr-lv $13.7591 17: mriliulu 13.50. cows $13: im-itluui $10.50 St 12. 50 with ronitnon liprf rous lU.id; ranm-rs and ruttrrs $7 i 9. vim hravv beif hulls $13: mrdiuni and good sausag hulls $11 Or 12. 50.

Vralris 25c higher; rholre mostly $16: nifsiiuni and g'MMi 2 15. Nominal rang slaughter steers 1 0.50 (t 17.75 slaughter heifers $9.50 is 17 mocker and feeder steers $9 14.73. Ths Sheep Market. Sheep, total receipts. 4000: all salahle s'smt 3000 in early: virtually all native.

spring lambs, good and choice kinds pre dominating. Market generally steady. Hulk native lamhs 14 tn park era; moderate sprinkling het lauilrs $14.25 to nttier Interests; mixed lots medium aiid good grades frequently $12.30 13.50: mil throwniits $9t lO to killers, others 1 1 1 2 to feeder buyeis. Maughter cmrs $5-50 ti 6.50. E66 AND POULTRY MARKETS ST.

1.01-IS IttTTKR. EGO AND Tlt Auk. 14 The egg and poultry markets as reported by the "St. Louis Jjallv Mark-t Reporter." KGGS Bas prvco of recelvera to sblppera. rases Included; t'.

8. extras 44.2c; U. 8. standards 38.7c: current receipts 36. IMJILTUT Base price of wholesalers to shippers: lowls 23.9c; springs 2fl.5c; fryers 28.5c; broilers 2S.5c: old roosters and stags 19.9c: ducks, young 25c; old and small dark 20c: geese, young 24.9c: old 15c; turkeys, nil 32.3c: young 34.3c; guineas roung 50c: old 30c; aquabs dressed I Toe.

Local Bana Clearings. Tjorat hank clearings for Aug. 14 wr Krhlts tn individual account lor Aug. 13 were $41,000,000. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walker A. Mvers Overland lhiiothy Hunh 6700A r.a.l.n John J. Trendholra 2413 4th Mrs. Nellie K. t'raoford Kat rit.

Umls IteKorest H. ltrooks 45ls2 4'tioiitesu Jtratrli-e M. Meesey 452 t'houteau Stanley If. I'nrunan 2619A Iiurd Marion King 5812 James Householder 2201 t'houteau Mrs. Kiln Jtils-ock 2751 Klienandoali William K.

f.lenn 5064 fates Mrs. Zilma w. Mctlary 5001A fates Joseph K. 6604 Michigan Mary K. lleckiT 7724 Michigan Vanl T.

MssidonsVt 1711s Ikdinan 1'aula V. Wlnnennieyrr 3522 Illinois lister L. fraxford 1910 N. 14'BJ Ann K. lliienrniryer 1910 14th tls Fletrher 3947 Ijha.tle Marie tclillrher 3947 Ihadle Morris tllasrr 265 JN.

I'nton lima Hitkln Ilairlton Klliah llarrla 3022 Kratiklln Mrs. Marlon Haiicom 3427 Kranklln Wlllard A. Worley 4191 Itelmar Mrs. Ada Kerley 4444 Ih-liuar Homer II. Peters 3940 l.ln.l.

II Mrs. Id Jlallard 121)7 (irrgan Krnest l. Miller 3H23A Mlienandnah Hutlt IVillard Neuse, N. Magellan Heck 2840 Olive Magdalene Wisdom 3918 West Jtclle Games Goldsmith 1207 S. 14'h Hetty Mi-Glothiin Dale.

Ind. Carl J. Helton 1102A Montgomery Gloria J. HUgerson 1944A Warren Thomas Wm. Hitter 4231A Margaretta June M.

Saalmueller 4 222 Clay Jmes T. Cozean 1534 Market Mrs. Hvstrlce Coiean 5651A Wells James H. Kims 6316 Mardel Mrs. Allierllne Kaulstlck 6217 Manna.

hike Leonard Zrlhlrman 6031 A Westminster Kltna Jrfrner 6022 Maple James L. Morgan Louisville. Kv Kreda A. Wall 6100 Kldt James l'arrish 404 8 West Helle Ann Willis 3513 Lawton lloliert E. Cradrn 3953A Iuts 1.

liana 5872 Cote Hrilllante Kloyd V. ftchuessler Altenhitrg. Mo Jona 1.. ilolschen 37 29 Laclede Wlnfred M. Anderson St.

Iuls t'ountv Lucy A. tinilth 7108 Kllrndale I'ete Jackson 1831 Division Mrs. Gertrude Watson 1831 Division Frank J. Taylor 2721A Cole Karlran Harris 2616 Cole Ielhert A. Diesel 2327 Alhlon Mrs.

Kdrie Lowe 2327 Albion James ft. l'rlce I.a Salle. Ill lVggy Hall 1019 Lynch Charles L. Anderson 2535 Hacon Krma A. Smith 4232 Hlalne Aaron M.

Moseby 2932 Dlekson Mrs. Klranor L. Darliv 4444 A Mine Wilson Greer 1310 S. 14th Mary Hamiiiack 1314A La Halle L. C.

Armstrong 4041 TVelmar Mrs. Jessie M. Danner 3828 Westminster William T. St-lner 54 40 Tholovan Margaret F. Jlrogan 5705 Malint BIRTHS RECORDED.

tmporlant to parents of children tiorn In Greater St. Louis: if your risiiiis do not appear in the tiirth column within two weeks after the Turin of your child, rail the physician or midwife and Insist that a record he snt to the Hoard (if Vital Statlstlca. Boom No. 10, Municipal Courts Building. HOTS.

and V. Collier. 1809A f. 13th. 1..

and M. llajter, 3955 Castlemati. 57 a SX's Si's ftrt 1 a 53 a 144 Vs 138 Vs 1 3 3 123nj4 lOfU 103 103 Van COMMODITIES NEW TOliK. Aug. 14 AP The Assocla-ed press weighted wholesale price Index of 35 commodities (1926 equals 1U0).

Tuesday 198.55 Prey, "day 1945. 1944; 1943 1942r High 109.58 108.73 107.54 103.22 Low 106.15 103.43 05.54 Commodity price Tuesday- Willi previous close: Tuesday. 3.10 1.33n 76Vi 6.00 Prey. Close. 3.10 3 33n .761, 6.00 COTTON, lb.

FLAXSEEIt, bu. WOOL TOP. lb. GILS. WOOL.

lb. Tl PENT INE. saL BOSIX (HI, evet 1H'AL. BitAN, ton $38.97 6 39.47 38.97 39.47 yiAtVK, hard cwt. 3.451 4.00 3.454.00 tWlMIU lb.

.4217.44 .421.44 a Asked. Bid. a NonlmaL UNI JCEW TOBK. QUOTATIONS. Aug.

14. I'nlt quotation! on rurnlshed by the National Association of S'-coritv lealera Affll Inc Am Bus Shra Broad St Lis Bullock Fund 4.85 4.16 33. SO IS. 5'1 3.60 6.50 1.44 27. 5S 5.99 26.76 19.72 Mass Inv Tr Mssln2dKdlne 25.19 12.70 Mutual Invest N'AliiTrSh 1955 NAuiTrSh 1956 13.4.1 3.17 2.9 Can lliv Fund 1 ri versl Tr I 1'utnaiiKl Kl llrp Inv Fd Sel AmHhlno State st Inv Tr Ind Shrs I'SElLatP A 15.67 3.69 11.73 51.

OO 19.70 l'lvldend Slirl und Inv Inc tlen Inv Tr Incorp Invest Key c'ust Kl COTTON UP 55C TO 750 BALE NEW TOBK. Au. 14 fAPl Mill huvina anil short covering rallied cotton futures' In moderate active dialings today as trailers availed flintier developments In the Pacific and re- convcislon steps In thecotton textile Industry. Gains of 75 cents a bale were partially erased on later hedging and some liquidation. afternoon prices were 45 to 60 cents a bale higher.

Oct. 22.76. Jec. 22.79, March pen. lllgh.

Low. closi Ch'ge. 1 A A A. I 1 1.1 22 69 22.83 22.69 22 S1-82 'H'12 22.63 22.77 22 63 22.74-77 M1M4 22.61 22.73 22.61 22.72b M2 22.3.1 22. 4S 22.33 22.

48 15 Middling 21n.up 13. Nominal; -bid. CORPORATION REPORTS CHICAGO. Aug. 14 AP Crane (n and Its domestic subsidiaries reported a net profit siiojcct to audit and renegotiation of eoual to S2.25 per common share for the 12 months ended June 30.

1945. Net earnings for the corresponding period in 1944 amounted to $5,725,836 or $2.03 per share. The net profit, the retirt added, is before taking up unrealized post-war refund credit on excess profits laves In the amount nf J185.9S7 in me months ended June 1945 and $1,707,160 in the 1944 period. Rochester, x. Aug.

14 capi Eastman Kodak Co. reported for the 24 sit.s ended June lfi a net Income of equal to $4.39 a share on common stock, compared with $9,224,506 or $3.66 a share the corresponding period last year. The coiup.vny ssld the increase In net was due to elimination of a r-s-ne for Inventory lo.scs fnr which $1,600,000 wss set s-lde in the first hair of 194 4. The reserve provided during 1941-44 Inclusive was termed adequate. DETROIT, Aug.

14 (API Chrysler Cor poration announced today that net profits of the corporation and its wholly-owned I'nlted States subsidiaries for the first six months of 1945 amounted to equivalent to $3.98 a share. For the same period a year ago eamlnas amounted 119 A71 AA or $2.91 a share. 6 Months to June 30- Little Excitement an London Market. Aug. 14 (API There waa little excitement ia the London stock market today and business was only medium.

Operators awaited news of the end nf the Jap war. British runds gave way a little with war loans ntf at 104 5-16. Far Fastern bonds, after some lrregulsrity, closed with little change on balance, but tier-man bonds finished firm. Siamese loans reacted 1 point. Leading nil shares weakened 1-16, while Royal Dutch lost Vfc point at 34 V.

Bubber shares were not so active as yesterday, but there was a good turnover. Industrial motrement was mostly against holders. Shsres with Interest in the Far East were generally reactionary. Wartime Rseerd 3-Months Dividends. WASHINGTON.

Aug. 14 AI' Dividend pavments for the three niontha ending last July act a new wartime high, breaking the previous 1941 record by one per cent, the 4'ommerce leparf uicnl said tlay. lubllcly reported dividend payments last month were lower however than in the same month last year, totalling $329,200,000 in July of this year and $350,500,000 for the same month of 1944. Railroads Dlaved the dominant role in reach ing the new peak, showing an increase of about 75 per cent In the last four years. BONDS SELECTIVELY HIGHER IN NEW YORK MARKET MW TOH FT.

Aug. 14 AP The bond market moved selectively higher in late dealings today after early hesitation while awaiting definite word on the Pacific war developments. A livable amun of carrier loans were up major fractions to more than a point and a majority of Industrials and utilities niaue some progress. Included bonds of the St. Paul.

Chliaro Alton. International Creat Northern and Missouri Pacific. t'leveland I'nloa Terminal 5s and Chesapeake Ohio 4 Vjl were on the Ifkslnj end. Holding advanced positions at times were Rock Island Krfundtng 4s, Columbia Jas Ss. Inlan-' Sle.1 3s.

Ix-hlh Valley 4s. New Tork Centra! 4V4s and St. Eouls-South Western First 4s. I.ess cleatly defined trends prevailed for Bonthern Railway General 4s. Wabash 414 s.

National Dairy 3VtS and Morris at Essex 5s. V. S. Governments held In a narrow range. The possibility that the war might he marlng Its end and plans for another huge loan by the Government In the fall last of the big public financing )ohs occupied main Interest in investment quarters.

The question of higher interest rates was said In w'll Informed finsn-clal qusrters to be In line for greater attention when the conflict Is over and peacetime operations unfold. Foreign dollar bonds again were narrow and quiet. At the close Baltimore Ohio convertibles were up 1 4 at rilVx, Central of Georgia Consolidated 5s were ahead a point at 70 and Chh-agn Eastern Illinois Income 4s were up a point at 67. Kansas Cltv. Fort Scott Memphis 4s backed up a point to end at 86.

(Compiled by the Associated Press. Close. 'hange. 2 0TtaTl marls 9 8 9 T. IO Industrials 10 I'tllltli-a 107.2 IO Foreign 72.6 .1 1 10 Enw-ylcid 117.4 Sales vrr-re $4,700,000, compared with $6,940,000 yesterday.

NEW TOBK, Aug. 14 (KTt Financial nuarters beard the American Telephone as Telegraph Co. waa planning another large refunding operation d'-sluned to retire the currently outstanding $160 000.000 of 3 4 per cent dr-benturcs due in 1966. A date for the projected financing has not yet been determined, hut the liellcf was expressed it would he around the latter part of September. The company sold a new Issue of $175,000,000 of two weeks ago to provide funds to retire an outstanding Issue of thst amount.

The same two Investment syndicates that competed In the $175,000,000 offering MiM-gan Stanley aV Co. and llalsey, Stuart at Co. were expected to form grottos to hid on the bonds If they are disposed of tinder competitive bidding. Morgan Stanley at Co. won the earlier offering.

DIVIDEND MEETING RESULTS rHILADFT.PHlA. Aug. 14 CAP. rdrec- tors of Philco Manufacturing Corporation voted to declare a dividend of 20 cents per share on Sept. 20 to common stockholders of record of Aug.

28. A previous dividend of 20 cents per share waa paid June 12 of this year. f115.0no.000 Refunding Filed. PIULAIIEI.rlllA. Aug.

14 (Al't Consumers' power Jackson. registered u-tth the Scmrltles and Exchange Commission SI 13.825.O00 or first mortgage bonds, due 1975. to be sold under competitive bidding. With prreeeds from the sale of the bonds and $15,000,000 of Installment notes, plus $1 2.O0O.O0O of other funds, consumers would retire $11.1.825.000 of outstanding bonds and 191,924 shares of $5 preferred stock. Bit Export Orders for Wheal.

WINNH-EG. Aug. 14 (API Itlg export nr. ders for wheat, the largest In many months, were placed today in early trading on Winnipeg Grain Exchange. In the first hour, sales totslerl about 9.

OOO.OOO bushels, 'nlted Kingdom buvers placing the largest order. Some of the sales, however, were lor European relief sources. Servtres same Hy. 3 p.m., Messiah Iitlteran Churrh. Cranit hi.

amt I'esta- I. iirl. Interment New ftefhteherit eme-tery. 1 -vessel! yias men-ber of Asa'n nf letter Carriers, John 1. O'NetH jtrairh N.v.

.14.1. TITUS. ISABEL eTTl yZIZ drT Aug. 14. 1945.

beloved 1fe of Andrew 1'. Titus, dear mother ef IV I -phlns King, Mrs. F. C. Weher.

J.iha A. Titus and Cspt. A. P. Titus our dear grsndmother.

Funersl from family resldenee. 641 W. I'oln Cta-ton. Interment prl-vate. Time laer.

VAUGHN. FANNIE H. 50T? Wa.hir.i" ton. Aug. 13.

1945. 2 p. dear aife of the late Charles R. Taugrin. sister-in-law of Mrs.

Marie 8. Haef. man, and Miss Anna Belle Vaughn. Funeral from SIIANKI.IN'-KBOf Chapel. 4911 Washington.

Aug. 15. 10 30 a.m., la Valhalla Chapel of Memories. A ROEn; EARL IT. (." Lantrl 3S29 Folsom, Aur.

12. 1045. p.m., beloved wire of Thevtor. II. Warden, dear mother of Cpl.

Vent W. and Altred Maurlc. dear daughter of Mrs. Ida and the Iste Ira Lan'x. dear sistrr ot -Mrs.

Id Hmati. trr and I.ims or Mount Sterling. 111.. d-r flaiicltter-ln-lan. slster-in-lav, mrt her -inlaw aunt and grsndrnother.

Servlees at Funeral Da. 3125 Ifavett. Aug. 14. P.m.

Funersl from the Aug. 15. a.m. Burial at City Cemetery. Mt.

HI. Continued on xt rgt 1945 1944 IJon oil 1.40 1.44 Celanese Corn 1.55 1.59 Am Cyanamld 1.01 1 00 Aluminum 7.20 7 33 White Motor 2. OR 1 38 Heynnlds Metala 2.65 Goodvear Tire ft 2.90 2 90 Itlchtl-ld Oil 4 1 Packard Motor $1,064,450 $2,151,737 Pullman Company Report. CHICAGO. Aug.

14 (API The Pnllmsn sleeping car subsidiary of Pullman reported a ne! operating Income of $4,455,412 for the six months ending June 30. 1945. compared with $4,529,485 during the corresponding period in 1944. The June net operating Income, the sdded. smnunted to $1,313,895 for 1945 compared with $799,840 in 1914.

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