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DEATHS I A DEATHS 'HUGHESi MARY 3187 Morgan- gHKBEftTWaUr; NOV 1948 beloved brothr ot.Mr. Ros Silver HEAVY PROFIT-TAKING ford, r.ov. iao. a a.m., fortified with tha Sacraments ef ef Canada. Jacob ana ac DOW-JONES AVERAGES WEDNESDAY, 1948 Omn.

Hisrh. Low. Close. N. Ch'ge, Sales.

Shleber. our dear uncie wTtnirn Memorial. 532 STOCKS OFF, 356 UP- AVERAGE SHADED Holy Mother Church, dear daughter of Delia Hughe (nee Foy), dear liter of Mr. Nora Hill and Jame J. Hughes, dear nice and cousin.

MePherson at Walton, 10 173.M 174.93 172.13 173.48 .48 173.48 itm filt I 3457 Lawn CUTS GRAIN FUTURES uneral iro Funeral Home, 3819 6. Grand Nov. 11, 8:30 a.m., to Holy Family Church. Interment Calvary 131,400 46,700 392,200 53.64 32.90 63.69 98.12 53.75 54.27 52.78 33.14 33.29 32.80 63.84 64.32 63.12 30 Industrials 20 Railroads 15 Utilities 65 Stocks 40 Bonds .19 .36 .27 .07 Tues.r Nor 9. 1948.

de.r buband of Laura Taylor (ne Sawyer), dear son of Lula Taylor, dear Elrmr A. Taylor. Llnni Forsyth and Margaret Bree and our dear brother-in-law and uncle. WiSWTOfiTON Not. 10 AP) The AneAlllS, AtiUCBiT 5354 A nrvrtmnt of Arrlculture.

in acmi- Shrev suddenly no v. hnh. nil nf Funeral from ja.iti.-onjj--.i Mnrtn.rv 422A 8. Kingshighway annual report, estimated tWsyear'a- record corn crop at 3.649.510.000 bushels. Ollv' Kluenaer (ne Branch), dear Nov.

12. 2 P-m. Inter BEER, EDWIN suddenly fa Bridgeport. Oct. 31, 1948.

dear brother of Mrs. Emma L. Reimann nd Louis W. Baer. Services held Bridgeport.

Nov. 2. Remain forwarded to St. Louis. Interment private.

BLANKK. WILLIAM H. SrL, 4200 Bate. Nov. 10, 1948.

beloved husband of Adeline Blanks nee Graff), dear father of Mrs. Dorothy Strobl. William Jr. and Granville Blanke, dear grandfather of Joseph Strobl Jr. and Granville Blank our dear brother, father-in-law and brother-in-law.

Services Frt. 2 p.m., at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN ft SONS Funeral Home. 7027 Gravois av. Interment Sunset Burial Park.

Mr. Blanks was a member of Meridian Lodge No. 2, A. F. ft A.

M-, and Milk Wagon Driver Union Local No. J603. ROOHCB.ANNA HALL, 546 Wim-mer East St. Louis, Nov. 9, 1948.

wife of Roy Booher, mother of Mrs. Blanche Gregory, Mrs, Hasel Upchurch and Mrs. Ve-nita Boyer, sister of Mrs. Ida Wicks, Mrs. Tillie Thomas.

Mrs. Charlotte Urquhart, Mrs. Sallle Hadden. Angus, Robert and William Hogue, grandmother and great-grandmother. 5 Stocks.

71.85 59.89 Trtll IS 61.003,UU iiiu-c uiw th 3.S67. 955.000 forecast a month aito. 15 Utilities. 36.04 31.65 SO 30 Industrials. Kailroada.

1948 high 193.13 64.95 1948 low 163.33 48.13 ment Lakewood fmrx temeiery. member of Magnolia Lodg 626. A.F. and A.M. It compares with last ye" unusually am AAA knahali elnM small crop or r- with the 1937-46 average of fatner or jars, iorowy cai the lat Rusaell Kluender, our dear tathcr-in-law, brother and brotner-in-law.

uneral Nov. 12. 2 p.my from the BKOMSCHWlG ft BON kuneral Home, 4746 West Flori-sant av. Interment New Bethlenem WEDNESDAY. 3C XQV.

10, 1948. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH) iliKLATiNa.jrucjwjrwft 'l UCKPOLTtMGrbrick apOojicftM woVkf basement, water-profiied; Tmrnney rebuilt; ant.ed. Chas. Johnaton.

iof. Geyer, rf 7364. L- BRICK Kiutrt. ing. cement work, Ing: guranted.

Knndy-Prultt. 4irigoitv, lfW 791B- caulking, wa t.rproofln union. Bernreuter ft Gamblln 33 Hickory. C-t 0043. PU 7055v Tik'KPOlNtlK'G.

chimney repair. Vement vromx. -jJW'tt Flcmmln. 5021 Michael. ST.

S95A. IMDiAfa chimney a-va. i- onable and suarantejd, Waverlv pi. SI. 8524.

TUCKPOLVllNa: imny W6TKT waterpiooflng; fre timat. P. SmaH, 3201, Caroline, PR- EDlA chimney aervtc rea- onabl and guaranteed. Art. 174 Waverly pi.

SI. 8524. "BRICK WORk. chimney co- cret blocks. Call Cooper, 1112 Lemay.

TtltKPolN'tlNO, 'Wmrieyir-jrJ place, roofing, general Leslie. EV, 6587. 7025 Tdlfwitd j. C6KCRF.T BLOCK torv estimate call R. A fo.

WU 5Q89. 3315 Calvert. Tt'C it POINTING. cWrnftey Ppiririer PR. 0864 3120 Lemp.

CARPENTERS AND 1UIIDERS. WEDNESDAY'S 14 N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE LEADERS 529,000. cmcipji kav in aP Grains Stocks.

Sales. Close. Ch'ge. Stocks. Sales.

Close. Ch'fe, 34,800 22 NT Central 21,300 13 27,300 11 US Steel 21,100 72 VCHICICIJ. KOHA, elsttrl MAkY ALUfcKX, ot 19,800 60 Sinclair Oil RadioCorp Socoy-Vac CurtWright coster college: lufuneu wm Sacrament oi Holy Mother Churon. Tue Nov. 1948, iter of opened lower today and never were able to make up the lost ground.

Profit-taking, lack of new buyins and worry ver the effects of a wildcat strike nlf dock workers in the East caused the 'Dealings were Tery active as the rcsr-ket headed downward. Tradera the 25,400 16Ti 6a GenMotors 23,600 Thk '-4 BethSteel 22.300 3 AmAfrlines mi rs. A. of Monuomery. r.

ul.ll.tlnn 18,600 34 18,000 6 17,700 37 4 17,300 28 Tri-ContCorp 22,100 7 OenElectric 2Vt RepublicStl UnitCorp 21,500 NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (AP) A late rally faltered in the final few minutes of trading in an erratic stock market today. At the closing bell gains and losses were thoroughly scrambled. Changes either way were mostly a point "or less. Late demand lifted many issues which had fall- en to new lows for the year or more.

Trading was at a fast clip a good part of the day. Of 1127 issues traded in 532 declined, 356 advanced and 239 were unchanged. Associated Press average of 60 stocks closed down .1 of a point Sales of 2,100,000 shares com-pared with 2,260,000 yesterday. The market started off on a steady footing. Then buying enthusiasm waned and the main body of stocks started a slow downward movement At the start of the final hour, buying suddenly expanded.

Among the gainers were Bethlehem Steel, Youngstown Sheet General Mo- tors. Chrvsler. United 8ttes Rubber. slump was not -i'i-C, the markeff strength since elee tori cay. rash corn prices eased a Bit with but" offerings of cash er.vn a to-arrive basis continued Year to Date.

26019,442 Week Ago. Year Ago, 3,236,710 896,250 Wed. Sales. Tuesday. .2,100,000 2,260,000 funeral irom KUnnus onapei.

2525 State st, Nov. 12. 12 noon, to First Methodist Church for services. 1:30 p.m. Interment Mt Hope Cemetery.

Rev. V. Tollev will officiate. Member of V.F.W. Uidij, lower.

Oats were eic Wr Vv. wu 2 to 2c lower. Soybeans werf lower lard was 7 to a hundred pounds lower. Auxiliary. ST.

LOUIS STOCKS teTOMETNS. FFC. WILUAM HENRY III. 3138 Lacled Station rd Maplewood. formerly of 3005A Virginia.

St. Loul. Mo-killed in action cn Guam Island. July 29. 1944.

beloved son of William Henry and Roberta Le Tomlin. grandson of th lata Rer. William Henry and Elizabeth C. Tomlin (nee Booth), of Granite City. dear nephew of Mr.

Mry Bash re. Frank Theron. Geora Osmond and Cyril Booth Tomlin. dear cousin of Raymond Ashby and Mrs. Virginia Swanson.

Remains will lie in state at SCHNUR Funeral Home. 3125 Lafayette, after 4 p.m.. Thur. Nov. 11.

Funeral Nov. 12. 2 p.m. Interment National Cemetery. Jeffer-on Barracks.

Graveside services. Guard of Honor services Nov. 11. p.m.. sponsored by St.

Loui Marine Post No. 151C. V.F.W. M'ILD, L'RTLA (nee TrmmasC 3712 N. 14th Nor.

8.. 1948.. 10:45 P.m. dearly beloved wife of Dr. Rudolf F.

Wild, dear mother of Dr. Rudolf J. Wild, Pauline Coleman. Anna Jungmann, Jacob Wild. Bertha Kinney.

Stephen and Joseph Wild and Acne Hater, our dear alstcr. sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. Funeral Nov. 12. a.m., from EDW.

KOCH ft SON Chapel. 3516 N. 14th to Holy Trinity Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was member of Third Order of St.

Francis, Altar and St. Vincent Orphan' societies of Holy Trinity parish. W1TTLER. FREDERICK 9911 rrev. Low.

Close. High. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET wheat7 ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, Nov. 10 Sales on the local exchange today were 2119 share, compared wtlh 1585 bister i luucM Keligious of Mobile.

and Mis Allie T. Kohn of St. 1-oui, and Albert D. ot Montgomery, our dear aunt. Funeral Nor.

11, 10 a.m Chapel of All Saints. VVeoster Burial CalvaryCrnetery. ahAtvtis, aalkUlLMi ,4022 Leer Wed.7 Nov. 10, 1948, beloved wni ot Uie late Stanlslaw Krawet. near mother of Mary Stewart, Catn-erine Uinnm; Adele Monr, Kusemary Btrinni.

Betty Moran and Josepn Krawet. dear motner-io-iaw and Nov. 12. 8:30 a.m. from SIROOl'-CARKOLL Hunerai tiuiiie, 4oOO Natural xtiiuue.

to Our Lauy of erjetual neip Cftuicn. Interment Calvary Cjnetery. i7a riO.NDK, LOHENX (ee fcauer 107 Nayior 1-in Lawn, Nov. 1948, beloved wire of Adolpn La Bonue, near mother of iorenc Justen, Leroy aud Ine Wuest, uear rtaUKhier of th late Henry G. our oear suter.

sutter-in-law, granu-luother autt aunt. fcuneral Nov. 11. 2 P-m-, from the BOPr- Chapel, ni. "1 iorsyth Clayton.

interment ab Cemetery. 22281 Ann. Dir. In Hollars Net Sales. High.

Low. Close. Ch'ge. hm yukK, Nov. 10 loday's closing prices on a selec'ed list of stotKS traded in on the New York Stock exchange will be found in the loUc-ving table.

196 150150150 215- on'. 226 219'. 214 Close. lose. Security.

becnrlty. Sin May 214 218 218 Uln TlLlv 21 Montgomery Ward. Bath Iron Works, ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS Are vou about to JgrVr eir buildt have avallabl rew of skilled workmen: erpenters, brick mason, concret finishers, electricians, plumbers, plasterers. painter and decorator, roofers; olastlv or ciay tile for kitchen and bath: asnhalt kitchen floors: turk-, pointers and chimney repairers, our architectural department will ak car of new or remodellnn plans. 100 union.

Fully Insured monthly flnancin arranged if desired. I ECONOMY RUILPING AND REMODELING CO. 3548 Sidney. 24iout phones: LA. 9938 or SI.

SlOO. WHEAT 17 17 17 25 25 25 2 37 37 i 37 80 60 60 14 14 14 23 23 23 41 40 41 J. C. Penney, United States Gypsum, In- ternational l-fcer. Central R.R.

of N.J., Santa. Fe, Southern Pacific. Nickel CORN. Burkhart2a- 30 FalstaffHna 210 GenElel.70a 187 GenMot4a 117 HydePark35a 20 HydlPBpf 50 IntShoe3a 3b5 LacChrll.40a 33 LacGas.20a 200 (TW 143 142 142 Plate. Gulf Oil.

Standard Oil NJ), and Ch May 147 145 iJiKZ ChiJuly 146 148., J4 144 13 13 13 1 ChlsJpt 14314 142 142 5 5 5 136 23 23 KCTJec ioa i2Si? 139i 23 LandisMalMja 45 140b KCMay 18 18 18 McQuaN1.05a 50 MeyerBU.30a 50 OATS. 18 18 18 16 16 16 "LfcACOCK. MAGAKt O. Mo-PortCa 150 AllisC1.60 2944 HoustonOil le 28 Amfowcu i -m HudsonMo.40a 14 AmrUcoi)il'e 144 Mussman 1 12Va AmomeltJ-i 53 IllCentral 30 Amatvl.20p 14 lliPow 2 21 llll'erm 72 yk AmViacose2a 62 lntHarvl.40a 2 Am ooienu lisUNlckCl.boa 2'i Anaconuas IntPap 4a 34 ttAmco2b 2544 IntShoe 3 41 Armour If. IntletT lo'i ATot 6a llOha 3oi TTAUCstL4 49 JoneaALS2.60 32 -A AtlGAWIle 40 Kennecott 3e 53 AvcoMtg.bO bH LacledeGas .20 5' baldwuii.

Vje 124 Lockheed le 17V BtU llhk Loew's 1V4 14's ttbamsd0 2a 3bi MartinGL 10 Va BathlronW le HVa ftMayDeptSt3 4014 BendlxA 2a 31 19 fcuruvi iiislia a 17 Mo-Kan-Texpf 21 CanPacl'ke 13 Monsartto 2 47 tiCa.terDliir 3 OO vmntwinl 2i 54 15 15 15 NorthAmlk 23 Fuss? Call Us? Why 1 Rice-St2ndpf7 45 127 12T 127 Chio73 80 80 fhiMav 77 76 76 77 CMJu'y 73 72 72 73 ChiSept 70 70, 70 71 MinDec 7 76 76 77 United Air Lines. Superior Oil of California dropped 10 points to 155 at -ne time and Skelly OH posted an 8-point lots a 10? at the outside. Others under pressure most of trie day Included Caterpillar Tractor, Glcna War- tin. National Distillers. Coc-Cia.

Amer- lean Telephone. Kennecott Conue. Wet-. inghouse Electric. Union Pacific, At.ar.tic Coast Line, and Pacific Western Oil.

Shaded for a. while In the curb were Cities Service Emsco Derrick. Imperial oil McCoTi Pancoastal Oil. and Solar Mfg. NEW YORK BOND MARKET AFFTON CONSTRUCTION Sears-Roe2a 138 37 37 37 StixBAFla 200 13 13 13 1 Vj OATS fiscal RYE.

wagfcieca iu 4 i ti a-Paid or declared in current year. k-Plos stock. M.osrNO oroTATiONs. 182 179 ChiDec 180 179 177V, 176 177 Closinc quotations on securities whose SOYBEANS. bids or offers chanced: FL Additions, Remodsiing, Repairs RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, a Free Estimate, Prompt.

9224 RE A VIS BARRACKS ft. "WINDOW SPECTAOSTri All tvoe and lie. replrd or r- Bid. Asked. Security.

cS III 2o4-1o225690-61 CWMar 263 261 263-62 264 -65 Celanese 1.60 29 NashKelvl.05 15 GentKRNJ 34 Nat uistlllers2 17 1 Close "Sfranti. Close. Security. 13'A NatGypsume 15Vi LARD. tu of? isuiL.lt'&P tts NVChAbtL 77 (MAUUbi, 615 waterman lues" Nov.

1948, beloved wit. of tli late Frank K. Leacock, dear mother ot Mane Leacoca, u. Arndt, Mr, o. v.

Sweet, oear isier and srandmother. uneral frum iutlnUrt J. harlot, a4o Lindell Jrri, Nov. Vi, a.ro., to fcU Kocn' cnurciu Roneuale and ntCalvar y. "jNA-t.

MOLLiii (ee Kv 801 xiolmes. it wood ov. M. 1J4. beloved win of uie late Euward Naue.

dear mother of toward. Aloert, lienry and Morn NaDe, Mrs. Maanua iiartamg. Mrs. Alice Lunger (nee Nue), and our dear uioiner-in-law.

granumother ana Services iriin ZIEGENHEIN BKUS. Mortuary. o40s Gravois at tiplly Kills, Nov. 11. 10 a.m.

j-uneral services at Capo Gir-araeau. Nov. 12, p.m., irom aL arUNKOjf runeial fconie. Interment New City Cemetery. Cap Giraideau papers pleaae copy.

JALA; 8 p.m., at lngiewood, tormeriy of Kirkwood, aear nuaound of Mm Nece, son of Minnie Nece. fatner anu grandfatiter. olared. Westher-stnppinz; general building repairs. Geo.

Mann, 9530 lo' NorAmlb 15 3o NorPacle 17 53 -c rhiciui Sun 1O0.2 CV us.7)K 85 3423. Gentry. Clintonlnd2.40 24 peWestOil V.e 41 PackMot.35e 4, 22 do g4s75 44 4 uoioraciia 1 uUHAmAiiz ttBrown Shoe 2a 30 31 Coca-Cola la 24 26 Faistaff la 23 25 ttGriesedicck-West 4a 59 Huttig la 35 39 Hyde Park 35a 14 Hydraulic PB 2 2 do pfd a 22 23 Int Shoe 3a 40 41 Johnson la 9A 10 Lac Gas 20a 5 5 McQuay-Nor 1.05a 18 19 Midwest PAS 1.45a 18 Mo Port Cem a 16 17 Rice-Stix 2 a 2 28 Sterl Al Prod 1.05a 17 Stix. Baer A la 13 13 Wagner Elee 2a 45 47 Local Bank Clearings. Local bank clearings for Nov.

10 were $47,300,000. Debits to individual accounts Tor Nov. 9 were $69,500,000. CanP4sperp 9 MOTM5'as54 ColuCarbon2 29 PaTpirt-J SSSSfwi A8J2 Conn.dlsonl.60 22V ConRetStol.20 12 V4 Comcanl Vje GenGa 4V-S2020B 52 CRHJ5a7 74V CMNov 18.75 18.55 18.70 18. 77b ChtDee 19.30 19.00 19.17 19.32-35 Ch Jn 18 80 18.62 18.67 18-90-92 ChiMar 18.80 18.55 18.65 Chi May 18.70 18.52 18.65 18.S3-6T LARD st.

ints MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE Nov 10 Wednesday's cash grain market: Wheat receipts. 8 cars. 3 sold Basis on soft wheat ev-e under December. No. 4 red winter.

sample grade ren winter. $2 12: No. 2 mixed, $2.35. Corn receipts, 115 cars. 7 sold.

Market was lc to 2V.C lower; basis was 3 to 12e tinder December, No. 3 yellow. $1.35 1.39 No. 4 yellow. $1.30 1.36 sample grade yellow.

$1.31. Oats, receipts. 5 cars. 1 sold. Basis, 9e over December.

No. 1 mixed 89c. BRANDAC. LOCISA nee Voltst. 5711 S.

Grand, entered into rest Nov. 9, 1948. 7:45 p.m.. dear mother of Mrs. Gertrude Stuver.

Mrs. Harry Hart and Chris J. Brandau. our dear sister, mother-in-law. sister-in-law, grandmother, aunt, and cousin at the age of SO years.

Body will lie in atate after 7 p.m.. Wed. Funeral 1:30 p.m., from BEIDERWIEDEN South Side Funeral Home. 3620 Chippewa to Sunset Burial Park. fHKSXET, NORMA CATHFRIVF.7 3242 Pennsylvania, Nov.

8. 1948. 11:35 a.m.. dear daughter of Charles and Lulu Barheau fne Lelcndecker), our dear sister, sister-in-'aw. niece and cousin.

Funeral from KUTTS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, Nov. 11. 9 a m. Requiem mass St. Wences-laus Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. CLYMEK. FXGENE 'C, 1745 Wa-verly Nov. 9. 1948,11:45 a.m..

beloved husband of Mabel Clymer fnee Selover. dear father of William H. ana Geerc H. Clymer. dear brother of Mrs.

Fannia Drake. Mrs. Rita Anser and Daniel J. Clymei, dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and grandfather. Funeral from SCHNUR Funeral Home.

3125 Lafayette. Nov. 13. 1 :30 p.m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.

Deceased was member of O.R.C., St. Louii Division No. 3 and B. of R. Lodge No.

64. O.R.C. and B. of R. T.

services 8 p.m. DEMPSKI. STELLA B. (nee Pa-nlak), 402SA West Florissant. Nov.

8. 1948, dearly beloved wife of Frank W. Dempskl, dear mother of Donald F. Dempski, dear sister of Catherine and John Puz-niak, our dear sister-in-law, aunt rlecs and cousin. Funeral Nov.

11. 8:30 a.m., from the BROMSCHWIG ft SON Funeral Home. 4746 West Florissant, to St. Philip Neri church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

DIETZ, MARY. Nov. 9, 1948, dear wife of the lat Jacob Dletz. dear mother of Walter Andrew R. Diet and the lat Mrs.

Frieda Carter, dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER 4228 S. Kingshighway Nov. 11, 9:30 a.m.. to St.

Boniface Church. Interment Mt. Olive Cemetery. IHBMJIK. WILLIAM L.

531 E7 Adams. Kirkwood, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Nov. 9. 1948, husband of Jennie Weidinger Dubuque, father of William Joseph of Alexlan Brother Postulate, Signal Mountain, Theodore Sister Johanna O.

P. and Joan Marie Dubuque, ion of Louis J. and the late Sarah Tivy Dubuque, dear brother, uncle and cousin. Funeral 8:30 a.m. from MITTELBERG Funeral Home, 2a W.

Lockwood. Webster Groves to St. Peters Church. Kirkwood 9 a-m. In-terment Calvary Cemetery.

JOHN tXARENCE. Nov. S. 1948, dear husband of tha lat Lots Hobbs Durkin. beloved son of the late Patrick and Mary Durkin, dear brother of Mrs.

Anna Stahl, Marie. Thomas and Earl Durkin. our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. tuneral from ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home.

4811 Wa.h-Ington Nov. 11. 8:30 a.m.. to St. Brldnet's Church, ln- terment Mt.

Carmel Cemetery. kB.itt.lEK, DAVID 2024 A E. Prairie entered into ret Nov. 9. 1948, 2:15 p.m..

beloved husband of Josephine Kbmeyer inee Zollmann). dear brother of Mrs. 8 20 45 17 51 5S 29 'A 10 39 105 89 NC4VaS 2013A N'ii'riinc4Aa 2022 Nortos2014 DH n.Mtl ContMotors (U3 VjsabiJ PureOilla" ConOiiDel2V4 CIine97 43 CGVv4 iji2038 io'i iv.orP3s2047 DayttLl.BU 27 DeepRocklVie 'Vlwpf5 CMSPPcv pCnCAlr3Vaa uetre la jjt DetE1.20 20 87 42 46 103 '4 6114 56 Vi 82 69 H4 DlatCorn .60 13 C4N4is99 Sutt penKRg4'2 63 2019 91' PeoEls60 rturiai at ingtewpoa, i 3UA 26 38 8earsRoc2a DrPepper.45e 12i rm.ch.mlh 45, StLFt54S 4b 2022 8tL.r4s97 68 Stix, Baer Fuller 25e IMvldend. Stix Baer Fuller declared a quarterly dividend of 25c share payable Dec. 10 to stockholders Nov.

30. CC-b4'-is77 Coio4 MS0 DelL W4s 042 DuPontSe 170 "1,, EastAirl 15 Vi Eastmanl.60 40Vj pt ratnnMf; 57 StdOilCaHe 60 COTTON UNCHANGED, OFF 55C 53 's69 B. Broadway, Nov. 8, 194s. beloved husband of Lillie Wittier, (ne Cook), dear father ot Mrs.

Marie Martin and Mrs. Dorothy Gambill, dear father-in-law. grandfather, great grandfather and brother-in-law. Funeral from C. HOFFMEISTER Chapel.

7814 S. Broadway, 2 p.m., to Oak Hill Cemetery. Member Post No. 162. A.

L. LOST ANlMTND APPOINTMENT BOOK, lost, Tues: day; physician's, in South St. Louis: return to 1452 S. Grand. Reward.

GR 2200. BEAGLE: lost; male; vicinity Lind-bergh. old St. Charles collar and rhain. Reward.

Avery 7638 er AY 7-4451. BILLFOLD; 8th anT Washington: keep money, return contents. 3922 Pennsylvania or call CE 5313 between "BOXER DOG, lost; lemale; tan wltn" white chest: answers to Dutchess; gone sine Monday; child is grieving for pet; reward. Kirkwood 182M. "COCKER: lost; black, blind in right eve.

7 year old; viclnltv Shaw Garden: reward. LA. 7586. TJoi'TOn 'BEIT lost: i ro! riif'Ton west approach of MeArthur Bridge; reward. Phone Mlllstadt 273; DIAMOND WRIST WATCH leFf vicinity Forum.

Katz. Richmond' or Lowe's: reward. JE. 2818. DIAMOND RING, lost; keepsake: reward.

GA. 6467. Eta. 252. t)OG; male; young puppy, part wire hair, brown and white.

Reward. CA. 0548. 7248 Westmoreland. UOG.

lost: small 'black and tan: vi-clnlty Penroae-llth-Blair; reward, GA. 0077 GLASSES, lost: tower Grove Park. Sunday: reward. 81. 8792..

RCUNTT" lost; female-TlghT tan large: Nov. 7 CO. TJaCT'S wriatwatch lost on Natural Bridge bus or at A ft Saturday Sentimental value; liberal re- ward. CO. 4634.

MASONIC PIN. lost; platinum. 4 mail diamond, about 2 week aro; reward. After p.m. call PR.

O320. pTST-lost: Cameo: pink; keepsakeT reward ST. 140. IOiTKKS, lost: 2, female has liver soot ted ears and aide, mal whit and lemon sotted eers and Me. reward.

1421 N. Newgtead. FR. r3. mriebliclir and" white; lost mil north of Olive Street rd.

on Lindbergh. Reward. 693W. POINTER, lost; male; large: white. liver spotted; Nov.

3. vicinity Kehrs M.il reward. PA. P9jU after 6 p.m. RING, lost: stxr sapphire diamond: west side St.

Louis; reward. Reynolds, CH. 9510. SHOES; lost; brown alliirator; H'llI- i-T's Cfetria: forward to Mr. Ralph W.

Dean. Ava. 111.: reward. lost: lady's Bulova. tretch band; Florissant bu or Uni 72 Std011NJ2b EdisBrosl Va KouRv4s56 88 HOG MARKET LOWER 95Vfe 40Va ElPaNGas2.40 64 Studebakerle .22 ThAve6s60 Gi04s75 ioi- suDOilcaue NEW 'ORK, -Vov.

10 (AP) Cotton futures moved lower today on hedging and liquidation. The decline was attributed partly, to technical reasons, following recent sharp advances in the market. 58 Unt-leMo3s68 101 EmersonEll 13 TexasCorp3 53 18 BUILDING; new. repairing, olTJ buildings, frame brick, concrete or class; arches, plasterlnz. papering, raMnets.

Citv Construotton 4025 Pleasiit, CE. 5434. MA. 5024 evenings. GARAGE $395.

12x20 delivered: your lot; overhead door:" ervic door and window: F.H.A'f!(ianrin: iocr down; balanc monthl. Clark. SI 6214 Al-tERATIOS'S: complete1 -remodel-' Ing and repairing: roor9 kaded arches; porches; bathrooms gpod reliable work. KELLY. 4554 Lexington.

GO. 632 CARPENTRY: new and general re- pair work nf all Pons. 2621 Ruasell. GR. 5513.

555 2 Maple DE. 4130. fcENTnXL proofing, remodeling, new work. J. R.

McKay Co- 3347 Potomoc. PR. 5578. WORT? myself, "-general, repniring: all 1obs immedtat t-tention. Orville.

CE. 0310, 211 N. 13th after 5. Additions by Ptefrer 5652. St.

Rita. fjKNERAL reoair. rarpernry, rymerT and rlasterlntt. HI. 977S.

ton. 57Qt Potithweyt. TXl US moderniz your VltcherC- Mth or entire house. White, Kirk- wood. Kirkwood.

13 2W. "CaTRPES'TEB AND B'fTCfiEtU. ro. pair work. Herman.

9704-C-ertry- LP Q122. HIGEfE. contractor; commercial, residential; addltlorm. rapalrs4041 Lfvette OR. 2S38 CAFPENtfR and "LTPt pair; guaranteed.

Hall, iCuw SI. 7137. "OCn errenterftT'rgf 1122 N. PPCk HM1. Fg.

CARPET. RUft CLIiiSllttS fttfc ro, AT THE NATIONAL YARDS NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. 111.. Nov. HiMrjao7 IC4-6 IOCS4ii63 IotGNstbs5l eJ-'s 87 WMd4s52 lOOVs 71 Vi WisCcn4s49 72 Futures closed uncnangeo to 00 ccina 10 fAP (USD A) Hogs total receipts Falstaf fBrl 24 Jen-ci Kllntkote2a 31' 25 17 GenCablel 9 GcnFood2 38 A a bale lower man ine previous cmac OKtv, ttLEM Hliuitn, oil Bristol Weoster Grovea, mov.

9, 148, wife of id. F. orr, motner of Vvilllam Orr, aister oi Mrs, W. Whiting anu ttarnet Warren. Mrs.

orr at fAKkAn Chapel. Private acrvlces. dir. JOHN L. of Arcadia.

Nov. 9, 1948, liusoand o( tne lat Caroline ott, dear lather of Mrs. Clara Mueller. Mrs. Carrie Clayton.

Mra. Anna Koemer, George, JrTfd and Edward ott, our uear grand-tatner, rrtat-grandlainer and uucie. iuneral trum Vnill'E Funeral Home, ironton. Nov. 11, a p.m.

InuTment Ironton, Mo. tiODFRLk, Nov. 97 1948. beloved Husband of Lucille ftaender, aear tatner of Joyce Pfaender, dear son of Wuhciinina Plaender, brother, uncle, son-in-law and brother-in-law. Funeral Nov.

12, 8:30 a.m.. from the A. KKUK Cnapel. 2(07 N. Grand, to bt.

Terca Churcn. interment Calvary Cemetery. 37 28 28 81 11 23 3' Open. High. Low.

Close. Change. 50 COMMODITY MARKETS NEW YORK. Nov. 10 Trie Associated Pre weigtiuu wholesale price moe Of "ommuiti UU2 average equals Hlf): Wed.

178. S4. Tues. 179.09. Commodity prices Wednesday with pre 41 GenPubUtll.60 11 VT4i I Gen3hoc2 24 r-n GeStCapfl2k 124 TlWalsreenCo.

0 Dec. 31.43 31.45 31.35 31.45 March 3144 31.47 31.36 31.47 May 31.22 31.29 31.18 31.28 July 30.38 30.40 30.27 30.36 Oct. 28.67 28.71 28.56 2S 63-63 9-11 Dee. 28.E2 28.52 2S.40 28 8 9 Mlddllnc spot 31.95n unchanged. N-Nominal.

lAVMIK tTATK AVF.ftAGE. 9 17 Goodr ch3e 57 4 ttGoodyear4 42 Sar.n.,rTB,r03 1 Graham-Paige 3 WeatUn le i iKij. WestlnshL! 1 vious close. 24 Wednesday. GtNoRypf3e 40 WhtSeMce 18 Greyhound 1 10 I fComplied by the Financial Wednesday Tuesday 120.9 GuIfOil 30 bo iivYiiauracviM -vs HercPowl.05 43 Woolworth2a 43 Homestake 2 31 YoungsST 4a 7o Symbols: ttEx-dlidend.

'Ex-rlKnts. i-fUriLK, l.i,AKI) entered into test Nov. 10, 194, oe-loved on of the late Frank and i w.lft,, rieup hUHOAnd cf a. uapnene fieufer, dear lamer of Prev. Close.

76214 jn .3195 .3127 23 Vs 5155 6.00 lS3r 6.50 1.03 .14 1.31n BUTTER, Nov. IChl) .63 COCOA. Luti, 1. -27e; ten COTTON, mid. spot fj, COINS'D.

OIL, Dec. COr-P-R. Conn. Val. .23 EGGS, Nov.

(Chit 1LAX fcOO HiutjS, It. nat. .27 LAF.D, loose RUBBER. 1 a kx ti HOT.) Nf .74 SUGAR, raw 'UN 103 TALLOW, .14 TUUPEiTINL WOOL. cert.

Alice ana uwaru, uut ucu mwinw. grandlatncr ana uncle 8300: salable 7500; Darrows and guts 25c mostly 50c lower than averaee Tuesday: few late 75c lower; sows 75c lower; majority good and choice 130-270 lbs. $23.25: modcrata numbers 130-250 lbs. top at few lute cleanup deals $23: good sows 400 lbs. down $20.50 $7.

22.50; over 400 lbs. $19 20.50; stags $1619. Cattle total receipts' 5300: salable 3500; calves total receipts 1000: all sal-ah'e- rreneral trade slow but about ty with Tuesday: few good steers 29; odd lots to $31; medium kinds $24 26: common and medium heifers and mixed vearlings $2025; few medium and good $25f27; common and medium cws $17 19.50: canners and cutters $13 16.50; strong cutters $17; bulls firm; medium and good mostlv $21.50 ft 22 75: e-dd head $23: cutter and common $17! 21: veclers unehanscd; good and choiee $28 0 35.50; common and medium $18 27. Sheep total receipts 1500; all salable: pending holiday tomorrow In packin? plant a bearish factor in lamb market; prices eenerallv 25'50c lower on lambs and yearlinis dcsitte moderate suonlv; no change In sheen: strictly pood and choice wooled lamb? scarce: few best lots 25.50; packer ton $25; bulk dtvs' romlr good and choice Tooled skins S24.75IR25; virtuallv no elided lambs exceit prt load medium to food Texas rt 50 cents uner "rice from late vesterday: tese No. 2 Fkins; loid raedfvm nd good tested yearllnt wethers No.

2 skins $20.75: most slaughtr ewes S8.50 down: heavy ewes cull ewes down to $6. i i 1 Kl nm. a-A iso extra or extri.3. b-Plus stock dividend, Caah o. stocks.

e-Dcclared or paid far this year. f-Payable in stock estimated cash value on ex-dividend date. c-Paid last year. h-Declnred or paid after stock dividend or aplit-up. k-Declared or paid this year, an accumulative issue with dividends in arrears, p-Paid this year.

Dividend omitted, deferred or action taken at last dividend meetinr. r-Deelared 1948. paynble in 1949. y-Liquidatmt: dividend. x-Pay-able in stock, exact cash value undetermined on "eciaratlcn date.

912. chemically i. ui i. w.i.w. Sav Nov.

13. Interment St. Peter cemetery. Angeles (Calif. ana Las Vega (N.M.) paper pleas IX -ll.

rnurirrt rruru Want Ad Rules and Regulations Th l'oit-Uikpatch resenrs the rizht to elsvsify adx under aupropriate lieadinitn. The rot-UlMtch reiervei the right revise or reject adTertisements or to retain answer to any box number adertisement. If this ritht is eierciwd the amount paid for the sdrertlKcment will be reiunded to the adierttMr. It Is rsreed that tha liability or The Pulltier IHblishinc Company in the etent of failure to publish adTertlsement for snT reason or in the event that erre-re occur in the publishing of an advertisement, shall be limited to the amount Bald by the advertiser. Phone MAin 1111 in riarlors after noon Thursday.

"TRfctON KivVAlU Nov. S. 1946, our dear frieud 1.6SMjn VVOOLfUPS 49 .10 60 49. 60 50.10 Emma Stockman and the late George and Edward Ebmeyer. our dear STOCK ritlCE AVERAGES.

fComoiled by the Associated Press. BRAN 5.51 FLOUR, hrd. pat. o.ai Services at ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home, 4911 Washington Nov.

10. 8 P.m. luttr- brotner-in-law, nepnew ana uncie. High. Low.

Close. Ch'ce. 30 Indust. 87.9 m.nt Inrienendence. la.

.2130 2.33 2.35 .44 .15 unci ai not. p.m., from MATH HERMANN ft SON Chapel, Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment New Bethlehem 15 Ralls 39.7 SOYBEAN, 2 yel. mo. 2.33 llo 111.

2.iO WOOL. Mo. -111. ZINC .13 86.4 87.2 .1 38.5 39.2 .2 38.8 38.9 .2 63.2 63.8 .1 versity car; reward, uu. tr.

ity 15 Utils. 39.2 60 Total 64.4 WRISTWATCH. iosti lady's. Sold "RASCH, LOL1SA (ne JloseUng), 33 Orient, Lemay, asleep in Jesus Nov. 9, 1948.

widow it o.aK ilei, mother nf Cemetery. Local NEW YORK. NOV. 10 AP)-Rawhlde FLORISTS BOND PRICE AVERAGE. (Compl.ed by the Associated Pressl 20 10 Ralls.

Indust. 10 tun. 10 10 Low For. Yield. Wed.

Tues. 89.9 90.0 100.6 100.7 99.4 99.4 62.4 62.2 107.4 107.2 bid: Sept 22.10 bid. Spot-light native cowhides 27. IN1T tlCOTATIOS. unit bid ouotatlon3 furnisncd WHAT STOCKS DID.

-SPRAYS, 2.95 up BASKETS 4.95 up C. BARIS, Florist DELMAR SKINKER CA. 7100 CA. 7100 CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Hill) AY. EMMA (ne Sfheuer).

3614 Humphrey Nov. 8, 1948. widow of George Friday, dear mother of Jesse T. Friday. Marie Bosworth, Kathryn Guenther and Claire Jones, dear mother-in-law.

grandmother and aunt. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER Mortuarv. 4228 S. Klncshighway Nov. 11.

8:30 a.m. to Pope St. Pius Church. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery.

GANIM. CH4.BLIE. Nov. 9. 1948.

48. dear brother of Sam Ganlm and our dear friend. Funeral from BOYER Funeral Home. Potosl. Nov.

11. Dealers, nc-, 1948 TJp.Down.TJnch. High. Low. 356, 532 239 1 193" 85 970 96 0 ISO Wednesday Tuesday 4.45 Fundlnvetlnc 13.07 3.57 GenCapCorp 42.3(j 3 60 GroupScc Avia 4 83 IS.

4 3 GroupSecStecl 4.91 15.30 GroupfcecUti! 4.36 16.26 29.62 MasInvesTr 24.19 12 66 10.92 5 37 NaWMBalFd 12.87 AeronauSec Aff'IFInc AmBusShrs BoFundlnc BroadStlnv BulloekFund CentShrsTr ChemFund Comllnvest NETTIE'S C. S. TREASURY STATEMENT. Washington. Nov.

10 APi The position of the Treasurv Nov. 8: Receipts. 253. 123.66; expenditures. balance.

$4,560,113,603.83: customs rcce'nts for month, receipts fiscal venr Julv 1. $12.154. 105. 008.64: expenditures fiscal year, excess of reeinls. total de-t.

S252.10S.95-.-62.05: decrease under previous dy. $14. 76. 793.71; gold assets, Diviflbrirs 2.37 44.50 16.31 VEGETABLES AND FRUITS ST LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET. Nov.

10 Market as reported by the St. Louis DpIIv Market Reporter: POTATOK3 100-lb. sks. west. No.

1 russets. red. $3 i 3.6V nort, red. 3.25: white. $1.752.65: h-g white.

$3. ONIONS 50-'b we-t. vol larre med. wh'te. nor.

yel, 1.5: red- NF F'-. $4.05: La. "vax. 53 "5 EETS H-g. oz 35 50c7 75c.

BPOCCOL' 6i-7- Tet i'. $2.753. SPROUTS West. 25 $4. SO.

CB'tf Nor. 50 SOi.25: red. $1.75 1' 2: h-e. CKVl-BACST SPROUTS H-R box. 75910.

CARROTS Wrtt. crts. 3.Sf 4.50: 50 lbs b-g hchs. doz, 15 35e. r.

ULTFLOWT'R $2.50 KB 2.75: N. df. h-g, box, CELERY West, pascal, crts. $3 65 4: h-g. bchs.

gold heart. OTc $1.15: Mich. sors. $11.25. CELERY CAB-E'AOE H-g.

box. 4065c. COLT.ARDS H-g. box. 30 35c.

CUCUMBERS Sou. bu. EGfTPLANT- Tex. bti. $2.753.

ENDIVE H-g. bT. 3fM 50c. ESC AROLE H-g. box, 30 S5c.

GARLIC Per lb. Calif, 30c. GUMBO Son. bu. 557.SO.

ONIONS H-s. bchs. 3545e VOyfT.P DISH Per cwt. F-HoT5slFd 23.35 do 1956 do Stk 15 02 StaHt Invest gMMFunW 22.74 WcllFund FLOWER GARDEN Sprays J3.50 up: baskets $5 up 3301 S. Grand GR.

9600 "BEAUTIFUL funeral spray consisting of 18 cladlolas. 6 asters, art's-ticallv designed bow to match, $5. Mention this ad. GRIMM ft GORLY, CE. 500O FLORISTS 1305 Veronica GO.

0700 AEPPLER'S PINE LAWN FLORISTS 6215 Nxtural Bridge. EV. 4095. LITTLE FLCiWEft' fcHOP 2329 N. Kingshighway.

KO. 6160. klNGdtE FLOHlal 3 4809 Lee GO. 8782 ELY WALKER DRY GOODS COMPANY SAINT LOUIS S12.99625T.995.05 counting foreign economic co-operation trust fund cxpendi-ture. 152.986.

41 excess of expenditures counting expenditures above. NEW YORK CURB MARKET NEW YORK. Nov. 10 AP) Closing prices on a representative list of securities traded in on the New York Curb Exchange today follow: Elgin, downtown. reward.

Nina NE. 2600. FR. 796. WRISTWATCH.

lost? vicinity Xfninn und St. Loiii- pr- iOB7 FOUND DOG. TounB; part fox terrier; fi Plins GR. 7274. MrK EY: found; between Russert an'd OR.

1446. PERSOHAt AGNES CLARKSOTV. om or cai your brother: urgent. Wabash OP.LEY contact us at once urgentT Mertdoth. QoHle and Poog'e.

SEALED PROFOSAtS EE A D-B IDPW A NT r5 Bids will be received in the office nf the Board of Publ'e Service Room 208. City Hall, nntll 12:00 Tuesday. December 7. 1948. for improving proposed Gustlne Avenu between Meramec and Delor streets, St.

Louis. Missouri. Detailed plans, specifications for construction of reinforced concrete retaining wall, additional specifications for sewer construction, tocetiier with Special Provisions relatlni to this work may examined at th Office of th President of th Board of Public Serrlca, Room 325. City Hall. SWAPS 'BnTS'aUTFttT and eneln compressor: new: sell or swap for part payment on car.

LP. 4065. AUTO DEALER Want 5 or 8 room partment: Unl-vers'ty City or Clayton. PE. 716Q.

EXCHANGE, near Caledonia, 4-room house, garden, for a 3. 4 room Tat or apartment In citv with reasonable rent PL. 1140 original-paint: 4 door sedan: good tires: runs good: will trade for late model csr and pav difference. Call LA. 3462.

MKTALIZING outfit; sell or trade for farm, clubhouse etc. 4918 Maffttt FO. 7494. SWAP. 1946 Plymoutn for older of newer car.

6843 Idaho. LOT. 125x165. Chambers Park: sell or what have wu? MA. 0759.

NEED 4-5 un'urniehcd west you want. CA. 12H0. FOffD. '49 for wliat have you? MA.

3747. FORlJ. for what Kave' youT Security. flw. 4Seeorlty.

Close. HOUSE OF FLOWERS A 6T7" 7647 Dclmar rrowcr. No. i. io.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AlumCoAm2 51 LoneStarGasl 20 AmGaftEllb 37 LouisLEla IS AmMaracRfbo 4 McCordCorp4 34 AmF.epub 21 Mi.StPBvtc.85e 7, ArkNGsA.40e 5 MldwesCorpfir lt 17 MorrPICorp.30e 3 NatBelHes.20e 3 BariumStl 5V NatTrans.lSe 3 ,9,., NlagHudPow 7 CcntSWCp.80 10 8 81-4 KCBTH "LfrbN'ER UNDERTA KING-CO-. 2223 St. Louis, CIL 1654. Estab 1TTrtr T7ea" frit S- 5 f'O: lf. lished 1853.

rz. (1 HffTTCT ATT1 H-T. OX. "northwest otil M1d-. i 509 55': nt.

h-g. wis. w-g och'i do-. p. TojTPsNrr.

1A bti. l.3arl.5": h-r bit. 1 i. PEAS We-t. t' NoAmLtPow 7 43 Novadcl-A2 16 4 PancoastalOil 3 CitlesServ2 CALVIN F.

FEUTZ FUNERAL HOME. 4S28 Natural Bridge, EV. 27S7. lULLINANE BROS. FUNERAL HOME 3320 N.

Kingshlghwgy T-ItT. 7799. CEMETERIES CosdenPetro. 6 PantepOill.28 10 -hs. 15 COMMON DIVIDEND A quarterly dividend of 25e per share en the Common Stock has been declared pYl November 2, 1 948.

to stockholders of record close of business November 12, 1948. The stock trensfer books will net close. Ely i Walker Dry Goods Co. Manufacturers, Converters, Distributors St. Louis, Missouri November 8, 1948 DISHES' V-g (fSSOr: white.

1 1 AK CreolePetd.bo 4U' Pennroad.40sr 71A DennisonMAle 10 RavtheonMfg 5 11 RichmondR 2 3 SaltDomeOl 9 Fan9tcclMetg 9 Selectedlndus 3 Be Prepared GenPiyw.zup eoiarAirc.45e 8 OAK GROVE GlenAldCoa12 KumbleOil4e lntPetrol Kaiser-Fraz KlrbyPet.20g 21 So'arMfe 1 72 StPowiLt 1 16 Tcchntcel4e 17 11 Ti3hmanR1.40 14 8 "20 11 UnitSM2a 53 ci xicn i Rose Zimmermann. xienry and Barnard Kasch, dear mother-in-law. grandmother. sister, sister-in-law at HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7814 S. Broadway.

Jru. p.m. Interment Mt. Hop Cemetery. "RE.NLK.

LOtlsE E. (nee itlmple-mannl. Linubcrgn and Un''' asleep in Jesus Nov. 8. 194S, beloved wife of John tenner, dear mother of John Jr.

and He.en G. Reaner, dear motlier-in-law. wtcr. sister-m-law, niece and aunt, in ner 3 p.m.. JON L.

ftfcf uneral Home, ivoli. In-terment fcunal P.rk. Member of Saxoma Jraucn Unierstuet-zung Bund, and feace Lutheran cnui-ch. IfiTtK, HtSBY J. Nov 9.

1948, beloied iiUiOand Of Mary Huetcr (nee bchniederjansn dear father of Harry, conrad, Andrew and Martha hueter and Mrs. J. F. Hennon. our dear father father-in-law, broWer, tototu- cr-in-law and uncle.

Funeral Nov. 12, 8:30 a.m.. from JOHN L- ZIEGENHEIN ft bONS Funeral Home, 71U7 wwui, to St. John The Baptist Ch.irciu Interment Resurrection Cemetery. 3a SCHMIDT, 2D LT.

OTTO JR. Oct. 7, 1944. killed in action over Germany, beloved on of Dr. O.

S. and the lat Hulda K. Schmidt, dear nephew of Mrs. Amelia Michael and Bertha E. Schmidt.

2 fpUme.ra.t'j OTeoSShAI fcUivS i'lineral Hume, 7o27 Gravois. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Alpha Nu Chapter of P.K.A. Missouri Stat University. "sTHIDRTnaTHA.

rsov. 9. 1948. beloved husband of Pearl Schneider, dear father of Mrs. Bertha Seidenbers.

Mrs. Mary Stne-bel and Albert Schneider, dear brother of Mrs Sarah Rader. Abe Schneider of Los Angeles. and Meyer Schneider, our dear uncle, father-in-law OXENHANDLER Chapel. F.nri-ht.

Wed- 1 p.m. st'HCETZ. MET 5244 Htsh-land av Nov. a. 1948, widow of Charlc Schuetz, mother Mabel and Cbar.e fachueu and.

Mrs. Florence Ehrhard, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law and unt. MAR. Funeral from DRLHMANN-HAR-RAL Chapel, l505 UnM Nov. 11.

Interment St.Peter Cemetery. 5 "vif i-i 1 Vet. Kov. 9. 194S.

be- tovVif of' Luther Seel mother of Edward and Luther beel of St. Loui and Mr. Mae Barton of Esther Mo Funeral A VIN HOOD Funeral Home, Flat River. Mo. SEIFRIED.

ANNIE 2829 Hickory. Nov. 6-30 P.m., dear wife of th late Frederick M. Be! fried, beloved mother of Fred Seitried. Mrs.

Mare Juuy. llathlS. F. Selfried th. lat.

Joseph F. Selfried Ann gfnofh "VJnerr. 'A'CHNUR Funeral H2mI- Interment Cuba. Mo. SHKW, MARTHA MCNEILL.

7551 Nov. 9. 194S. wife of th, 1st. William E.

8hw iter of Mrs. C. M. Cherry and Mr. J.

McCaughan. aunt of Dr. J- M. mc-Caughan. Mrs.

Ralph Guz and Robert MtCaughan. In in the Great Hall of th ROBERT AMBRUSTER Mortuary Clayton rd. Concordia lane, until 10 p.m.. Wed, Interment Jacksonville. Fla.

"jsTPiRESi fTE VIHGIL, 1427 Bremen, killed in action in France Aug 21. 1944. beloved son of Edward and Elsie Spires, darling brother of Mildred, Lillie. Benny and Jefferson. BirracM.

10V30 a Nov. 12 Friends and relatives Invited to attend. STARMAW. MARGARET (no S'lie). 2717 Wyandptt Tues.

Nov. 9. 1948. beloved Henry Starmann. dear rnotber AnthSny Rose Michael.

Joseph Elisabeth Mofavee. ynJZi. ter Starmann and our dear rrandmother. gret-grana--ltw: and DERIVES, walks floors. iaarei dential nd commercial: lor durability and economy.

Call WILDT. 564 8 Etzel. CA. Q634 eve, and Sun CONTRACTOR: residential and commercial; all types; cement or concrete work: union and fully Insured. 4439 Miami, C.R.2:(76 CONCRETE WORK" of all block laying.

Ferguson, 2234 Wheston. Wl. SOSO. COSTKeT BLOCK -worCT" mcnts. garaces.

porches, chlmnevs. E. Axley. 3628 WALKS, rives. basement, turk- rolntuig.

waterproofing- Taylor. JE. 963. 1807 Pendleton. KEW And Apmr porches, etc.

DUCKWILER, 3943 Westminster, FR, 9353. COXCRETE block laving. Havs. 5O0 La.Motte lane. Atwater 106-M.

Tt'VEW'AVS" rock or arphalt." Ray. 3241 A Irway. WI. 4476. DETECTIVES ACE 'SrJREFSEfMr PRIVATE DETECTIVE work of all kinds: handled nvwhere.

Shadow-mi. lnvesttgc'ln: and misfin people located obtain evidence for personal use or court yfoeeedtnes. Before vou have defective work done nlk vour problem over with us eonfidentiUy without eharr. Licensed, bonded. 320 -N.

Grand. JE. 8804- nlebt LU. 0007. IN DOUBT, FIND OUT DETECTIVE MARIAM Shadow, trace, locate everywhere; trictly confidential: for evidence, photo taken; no obligation for interviews: nu case too small or large: 25 year established.

LICENSED, BONDED 6826- BARTMER CAf-0776 Allied Detective Aeiency Doe shadowing. lnvestlglng. locates missing people. We nelllxa. 1n marital problems: trifiy con-, fidential: consultation wttpmrt rWt-Ration; licensed, bonded.

Mary Bu Butler. 3564 OMvt; dgy TR. 4547: rlrhts LU. 0007. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS, drejumaklng.

buT tonholes. hemstitching, ho-ierv re- pair. Blue Bird Shop. 3153 Chin- pew MO. OC7.

COATS: fur rennea and" renalred; hats, muffs nd canes mads: rea- sonable. KLANT. 3120 St. VincenC MO. 'ESSMAKlN-.

lanor7ftralter5. tion. Mrs. Norfleet, 439JA Glb yon. FR.

5623. VAP.ildxVhK-: TioU Gren'T Ft. 8T79. "SmRT COLLARS turned." Benton. 302S S.

Jefferson. SL 4001 ELECTRICAL PROMPT. deljindaEle radio, re eratlon. washer service: 20 vears experience: guaranteed satisfaction. Arrowsmlth, 10S0 Hodiamont, CA.

0124. WE repair all makes washers. ra dios; fre estimates. Esco Radio Appliance, 4482 Enrtght. Ng.

10b REf RtGERAtfiR author! lzed service; genuine parts. SHOW, POA'T 2620 Choutesn 3. PR. JJORGE. Coldspot, sealed unit, re bulldin rv(c-.

RUDER. 148 Holden. PL. 1763. ELECTRIC WIRING.

ETC. I WIRING ALL KINDS Fr st1mte- immediate. G'M 5716 Etnn. PE.124 A.AA. ELECTRIC CO.

Wiring 710 PE. 466 COOPERMAN le-trie wiring; fi-e estimate; lieensed. bonded. 3723 N. Kuril, on.

3847. TOBIN FLECTRIC: home, eommer. rial wlrin. repair. 3326 T.

Ninth. CE. 1163. Call HALL for wTfTng anT rentir- tng. 5609 Pt.

Louis. EV. 5972.. URNAJCJ REPAJIPJNG vacuum cleaned; app ratus outside house; lso repairs, stoker service nd blower. Air- Vse Systems.

LA. 5614. 341 Juniata. 5fL HEaTTTR SERVTC-' make; work gurnteed. Httng Headouarters.

2408 S. Broadwy. SL 2757. rijXNAC rLEAI'MI: frffmedTaT service: stokers, blower, furnaces. VAFFtTT HKT1NG 27'S C'WTTIFR i t.

EVT-6f73T I.O 344S: furnaces. hollers, cleaned, repaired, chimney cleaning. nov. I 'otl Ffavgir "fcrrsri r.rr- PAIRED: ALL WORK GUARAN- TEED. C.

FOLAD 1517A WAR- REV. CE. 3949. 'ATTENTION hv you TSeatlnt" For rvirr call PEOPLES HEATING CO NE 6603 3217 HARPER. GUTTEAl-'G.

"pouting. furnaceaT Wm. Georg Heating A Sheet 5118 Raymond. RO. 0511, ALLISON FOR HEATING 5167 Estor.

TO. T443, T5S3. TURN ACES CLEANED, "repaired, reetmented. Laeber, 4235 DeTonty. PR.

4H20. BOILER weMed;" guaranteed. INDUSTRIAL i 2620 Twenty-flfth. GA. 6021 i oil heater cleaned.

in tailed: all work guaranteed. Cop. r. 111 1243 7th F'ft N4 borers eleaned. Stout, 3762 Wm1j, TR.9245.

SPECIAL NOTICES Vest. 20 'h. RUTA" C-n. 50 lb. fl 0 1.50 H-g beh doi 1il.25.

SPTVAC1T H-g bOX. 40n- ba-. do. S1.50(w2 SQUSH Not. aeon bu.

iSott "hit-, bne rnd bn b3Vt. 1.75"3. BWEpT POT Son. Pr-'to re-n hn. No 1 fo.SS'S: h- 4051 75- n.

ci. $1.502: Ptterto 0MJ TO'S ti io'" Ten--3-i i-lh TO1" bo-. ao5Pj. TU bchs, dog, 35 60c: tiox. 25 AprLFS bu.

$1.6503.75: b--t nd fectM. gH.7: other seeMons other vret'M. $3 4.50; bonss. saA.fR. BANNAf Pf PT.ARS H-g bos.

75cii 25. GRAPES Ct'i. lugs tf-bie. 3.50: itjiee 52.0. CRA VBERRfES tbs.

H.65n.g5. OPNOKS prd TeT. box. rRAPvP-THT Fla. and Tes.

box. white. p'nK S4. AT AUCTION Or'nge. fTaiif.

3. 35-7: Tex. and SI 05 3.40. "NOflCE. WAV "THE FINEST" CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM CREMATORY CA.

4806 7S0O 6t. Charles rd. "MOUNT HOPE MAUSOLEUM the only Mausoleum in South St. Louis; choice crvpts still available, small down payment, easy terms, no interest; non sectarian perpetual care in the garden of beauty. Both Public Service and county bus to entrance.

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY 1 215 Lemay Ferry rd. HU. S600. MOUNT LEBANON 1 2-grave lot; bargain; beautiful non-sectarian; permanent care; can be divided. Webster 223S-J.

CEMETERIES "BTjN'SE "BURIAL PARK: beautiful nonsectarlan: perpetual car; terms. 10160 Gravois. VI. 3-2661. "LAKE CHARLES the Burial Park of Natural Beautv.

7723 St. Charles PA. 1760. PTCkEtEMETERY: 6- grave: nice: rensonahle FI. 3970.

Ct.MEXt.Ki. H-f-i Int. Box 'FI-403. Post-TH-'J'tcb. Tangerines, ST.

75 9 2.50. Grapefruit, 2 p.m.. to Potosl prC3Dyterian Church. A member of Potosi Lodr No. 131 A.F.

and A.M. and Mis-sour: Consistory No. 1 A. and A.S.R. of F.M.

AGNES, formerly oT 4910A Wise av Ncv. 9, 1945, dear sister of William Cy-nor. our dear ister-in-law and U2unral from KRIEGSHAUSER Mortuary. 4228 S. Kingshighway Nov.

11. to St. Cron-an' Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. SALEM.

4207 Chouteau. Nov. 8. 1948. dear husband of the late Mary Georce.

dear father of Badlc Salem of Flint. Michigan, Masie Restle. and Daniel George, dear brother of Wana George, our dear grandfather, father in law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Nov. 11.

10 a.m. from ROWLAND Mortuary. 4104 Manchester to St. Raymond Church, thence to Resurrection Cemetery. FLORA 4.

nee) Frent-iel). 7337 Myrtl Maplewood, asleep in Jesus Nov. 9. 1946. 9:40 a.m., beloved wife of John R.

L. Griebel. dear mother of Mrs. Ruth Koester. Mrs.

Esther Schmidt. Mrs. Frances Moon and John Griebel our dear i-ter. mcther-in-Iaw, sister-in-law. giand-mothcr.

aunt, niece and cousin, at the of 65 yean. Body win He in state after 7 m. at BEIDERWIEOEN South Side Home. 3620 Chippewa until 12 noon Frt. Services sam day, 2 p.m..

Concordia Lutheran Church. Sarah and Mir-rall sts. Interment Concod-a Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Ladies Guild Concordia Lutheran Church and C.A.A. No.

26. GRl BESKH. CH (KARLO). 7104 West Florissant, fortified with the Sacraments of Holv Mother Church. Nov.

8. 1948. beloved husband of ftoza Orubeatch noe Grjbeslch). dear father of Mary Markovle dear grandfather Of Vic-' tor and Tommy, dear brother, brother-in-law. father-in-law and uncle.

Funerai No. 12. 8:30 a.m.. from MOYDELL'S, Mississippi and Alien av. to St.

Joseph Croatian Church. i2th and Russell bl. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member of C.F.TJ. No.

50 and Ston Mason' Union. Local No. 1 HAlLKINGKft. it45L! 1223A 7 Vandeventer. Nov.

8. 1948, beloved husband of Mary Hallflnger, dear father of Louis Boruff, V'illiam and Max Haiitineer. our dear grandfather and ftther-fn-law. Funeryl Nor. 11.

2 p.m. from ROWLAND Mortuary. 4104 Manchester to Valhalla Chapel of Memories. HA-LETT, WALTER 2841 S. Klngjihighway, Nov.

10. 1948. 12:10 a.m.. beloved husband of Mary Hazlett nee O'Hcarn). deer son of the late Elizabeth Hazlett.

dear brother of Madelein Hailett of New York City and the late Jame Hazlett. our dear brother-in-law. Funeral from SULLIVAN'S, Euclid and St. Louis Nov. 12.

8:30 a.m. to Holy Innocents Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member of St. Vincent de Paul and Holy Name Society of Holy Innocents Church.

ECK. KARL 712 E. Jackson asleep in Jesus, Nov. 9, 1948, husband of Alma Schwarzen-bach Htck. father of Velma M.

and Dorothy L. Soutar. dear brother, brother-in-law. father-m-law. grandfather and uncle.

Mr. Heck at ITTELB ERG Funeral Home. 23 W. Lockwood Webster Groves, until noon Fri. Service 1 :30 p.rri..

at Christ Lutheran Church. Eleventh District V.F.W. mortuary team will hold aervtc 8:30 p.m. Interment National Cemetery. Past Commander Santlago-Areonn Post No.

1102, V.F.W.: Clifton HelEht Post No. 222. American Legion; Last Man' Club. Company fl. 13Sth A.E.F.

HOfcWITZ, SGT. CHARLES, re-turned from oversea, beloved on ef Benjamin and Mary Horowitz, brother of Manual, Harry, 8am and Sidney. Military services conducted Tov. 12. tn Lo Angeles, Calif.

KAYSER, THEODORE A. 8748 Annerta. Fortified with the Sacrament of Holv Mother Church. Nov. 8.

1948. beloved husband of Cassia Kayser 'ne Fisher dear father of Constance. Theodore and Glennon Kayser. our dear aon-in-law, brother, brother-in-law, unci, cousin and nephew. Funeral Nor.

11. am. from W. a. STOCK Mortuary.

Grand and Florissant tn Mt. Carmel Church. Interment Calrary. Mr. Kayser was member of Holy Nam Society.

-7- vou tan CREMATORIES Fia. wmte, 51.73 cyz. BUTIP- PHHTBY ST. LOUIS fROOUCE T.OW. Hoy.

10 Tli butter, e.s and poultry mamet as retorted by Uii- ett Loul fcaikrl Renortt-r. Commerclat red chickens iS'lc higher: grey, unchanged to higher: colored nearby farm raised chickens le higher; geese 2e higher: large white ducks 2c lower; young torn turkeys unchanged to ifrc lower. EGGS Base price of receiver to shipper, extra cases included: other grades caeu returned. Extras. 62(5-63c; standards, 5759e: current receipts Iowa and northern, 54 55c; and nearby (54 lb.

minimum), pullets 39 41c. POU1V1KY Paving prices of wnolesaie receivers to shippers, towls. heavy breeds, 30 "se; leghorns. 26c; commercial fryers, broiler ana roasters (load lots uniform 3izea). white, red.

33Vi3 34c; greys, 33'34e: nearby farm, raised white rocks, 4e; colored, 34c: lee-horn and leghorn crosses. 2 lbs and under 30c; over 2 lbs, 27c; black chickens. 27c: No. 2 tprinM. 15c: roosters, atagxy young, 25c; old and leshorn stags.

22Vic; 32c; ducks, younc. white, 4Vj lbs. and over. 32c; under 4Vi lbs. 20c; old Muscow or dark, 20c; turkevs youn; h.n, iUi veinftff tAffl! 44V45V.C: old rHow review can strengthen your employee benefit program" That's the title of our new 24-page illustrated booklet crammed full of thought-provoking facts on employee benefits.

It's -written for executives who are interested in or responsible for management-employee relations in graphic, non-technical language. SEND TODAY for your copy. Ju5t drop us There I pendlns in the Board of Aldermen of the City of St. Loul. Bord Bill No.

46. An ordinance to amend Article II of Chnter VIII of th Revised Code of St. Louis, 1938, relating to toning by extending the Residential District a hown on th Use District MP accompanying aid ordinance so as to include th west side of Macklind Avenu from the east nd west alley north of Chippewa Street to the east and west alley north of Mardel Avenue, and extending west-wirdly to tn existing residential district, and extending th residential district as shown on the Ur District Map accompanying said ordinance co as to include th west lde of Brnnon Avenue from th east nd west alley north of Chippewa Street northwardly to Pernod Avenu and extending wcstwardly to the east side of Macklind Avenue. Any owners of property affected by this change or interested therein may appear before the Zoning and City Planning Committee of th Board of Aldermen, which committee will hold a public bearing on this bill on December 14. 1941.

at 2:00 o'clock P.M., In room 208 City H11. GEORGE W. HARTMAN. Clerk. Board of Aldermen.

USINESS WANTED TO RENT; picnic ground for private organization; Sunday date onlv; large enough to aceom-modat 300-400 people; must have shelter. Address re pile to F. Ran-dell. 3600 N. Broadway, St.

Loui 7. Mo. CLAYTON Infant age'sTf month to 3 year: reasonable rates; transportation; open 24 hours. PA. Q064.

TfAMMA Roo7HfFTT FixedT Parker Bro. Roofing Co. Dood voik. PR. 0800, 3301 Nebraska.

ASH HAUUNft TOR ash hauling service aouth southwest, call HL 1846, Big Bend Quarry. North and northwest, call EV. 3167, Union Quarry ft Construction Natural firidg and Marcus. ASHES, rubbish, general hauling. Quick.

Bartlett, 4060 Evan. 607. -ASHES;" BASMENfg CLEANED? GEORGE, 2420 tmp. LA. 0481 iEHPITi rubbish, general haullngl- Sutton.

FO. 9723. 4854 Fountain. ASHES. RUBBISH: prompt service.

THOMAS. 4423 Pg. LU. 0327. IRICKIATINO, TUCKPOlNTINft TUCRpOTStTING.

chlmny rebuilt, repaired, caulking, patch plaaterin. waterproofing; work guaranteed; fre estimate. ft W. TUCKPOINTTNO 4040 Ollv rt, CA. 2181.

line on your business letterhead. 1 OAK GROVE CSAPEL Crtmatory; the newest, finest in St. Louis. 7S00St. Charles rd.

CA. VALHALLA Chapcf'of Memories, 76Q0 St. Charles rd. CA. 4900.

DEATHS Relert to body of veteran re-turned from battlefield burial eround for Interment at home. At Kl ELD, CATHERINE (Me Fre-enborE): 4141 Loutrhborough. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Nov, 8. 194 8.

widow of Henry cfcld. dear sister of Elisabeth Vondcr Haar. Carolina Darker. Mary Dahms and Clem Freaenburg, dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from C.

HOFFMETSTER Chapel, 7814 B. a.m., to St. Bonifaca Church. Interment SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

Members of Bt. Ann's Married Ladies Sodality and Sewing Cir-cle will rtcita rosary Tues. 8 p.m. ASHDOWN. MARY.

4522 Red Bud entered Into rest Nov. 1948. 9:15 p.m.. dear sister of Mrs. R.

E. Wniting and Georga D. Ash-down, our dear aunt, great aunt, great-great aunt and eousln. Funeral Nov. 11, 2 p.m..

from MATH HERMANN SON Chapel. Fair and West Florissant to Church cf tha Holy Apostle, 1244 Union M. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. "BAtfER. HfEXftt 215 Sarah Nov 9, 1948, beloved husband of th late Anna M.

Bauer, dear fathtr Ada Sullivan. Anna Roth. George. Gilbert and Henry Bauer and the lata Florenz La Bonde. our dear brother, brother-in-law, grandfather, great-grand father and unci.

Funeral Nov, 11. 2 p.m., from the BOPP Chapel. Hanley rd. and Forsyth Clayton. Interment Lake Charles Cemetery.

HlUtllBI, hens, 42c: id toms. 36e: No. 2 turkeys. 12lSc; rulneas. old.

20er votitic. 2 lbs and up, 43c: under 2 lhs. 37e: souabs. dressed. 10 lbs and up.

Pr doa, 75c: under 10 lb, 65c: pigeons, per dos, 75c BOTTKR Nominal delivered St. Louis: 92 aeore. 6264e: 90 aeore. 60ti61e; 89 score. 59e59t4e- CHEESES Jobbing prices.

Wisconsin twin Cheddars. 36c: flats and sin-cles. 3614c: daisies, 394c: longhorns, 39V4e; process, 8-Ib, Joaf, 37e; nearby cheese le less. BUTTERFAT N. 55e Jer lb country stations.

No. 2. 3c less. EXCHANGES CLOSE THURSDAY NEW TORK. Nov.

10 AP) Financial and commodity markets throughout the United States will be closed Thursday. Armistice day. Canadian markets also will be closed. The day is observed as Remembrance dav European markets will ooerate as usual. Tha St.

Louis Stock Exchange. Merchant Exchange and Butter. Egg and Foultry Exchange will pot operate. UFun.ral from GEBKEN-BENZ Mortuary, 2842 Meramec jtr 12 8-30 a.m.. to St.

Anthony' Church, interment Re.ur-rection Cemetery. 8 TO WELL, CLACDE DrNHAM. 22A Loran. Nov. 9.

1948 dear husband of the 'at Elsie Brlant Stowell. dear of Mrs. R. Grlca Jr. of St.

Louis. and Claud Dunham San FraneiKo. dear rothr. brother-in-law. father-in-law, grandfather and uncie.

Mr. Stowell win II In tat at KRIEGSHAUSER Mortuary. 422. Kingshighway, after p.m. Wed.

until 4 n.m. Thur. Serrieeg nd interment Bridgeton, N. Nov. ia.

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