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PAGE 2C ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 194: ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION DEATHS OWI TO BUILD UP BOTH PRESIDENTIAL RED PLANES BLAST CANDIDATES ABROAD MA GERMAN Sherwood Says World Must Be Convinced of Good Faith, Whoever Wins. WANT AD CLOSING TIME Daily Closing Time Want Ads are accepted for the City Edition of the Post-Dispatch (first-edition daily) until 9:45 a. m.

on the day of publication. Wart Ads are accepted for the Final Editions of the daily Post-Dispatch until 12 o'clock noon on the day of publication. Sunday Closing Time To insure; publication in all editions of the Big Sunday Post-Dispatch, Want Ads must be in by Friday night preceding Sunday of publication. Want Ads are accepted for the Final Sunday editions of the Pest-Dispatch until as late as 5 p. m.

Saturday preceding publication. TANKS NEAR SEvSK HOWLING. JOHN June 14. 1943. 9 p.

Danville. 111., beloved son of the late John and Annie Dowling, dear brother of Fenton T. Dowling. Mrs. A.

H. Steinkamp, Mrs. E. W. Kaltenbach.

Mrs. R. J. Keely and the late Mrs. John Buech-felder, and our dear uncle.

Funeral from Lawrence Mullen Funeral Parlors, 5165 Delmar bl. Due notice of time. IlRlHE, HENRY 2808 Brentwood June 15, 1943. husband of the late Elizabeth Oge Druhe, brother of William, Elizabeth, John and Cecelia Druhe and the late Sinter M. Veneranda C.

P. P. 8.. dear uncle and cousin. Funeral from the P.opp Chapel, llnnlrv rd.

and Korsythe Clayton, 8:30 a. to St. Mary Magdalen Church. Brentwood. 9 a.

Interment St. Monica Cemetery. Mr. Druhe was a member of the Holy Name Society and St. Vincent de Paul Society.

FAR1SHON, ELIZABETH (nee Exner) 584SA Ridge, June 15. 1943. wife of the late Emll Farlshon. dear mother of MERCHANT FLEET TO BE DOUBLED IN YEAR, SAYS LAND War Shipping Administra-tor Makes Prediction in Seeking in Funds. YOU ARE NOT FROZEN ON YOUR PRESENT JOB If You Learn a Higher Skill If you do not like your present job or are not making enough money prepare yourself for a skilled, top-pay job in the air' craft industry with assured future after the war.

Part Time Training-Day or Night You learn a trade even while holding your present job then mr over to the better job without losing any time. Apply 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.

or Mail Coupon Frye Aircraft Company, St. Louis, Mo. Missouri Aircraft Successor 2729 North Grand JE. 7000 Educational Division Some Nazi Positions Cut Off in Mtsensk Area, Following Repulse of Counterattacks. John and Bernard, our dear sister, moth- DEATHS LOST AND FOUND er-in-iaw, grandmother and aunt.

Funeral from Clark Funeral Home. 1125 Hodiamont, June IS, 8:30 a. to St. Barbara's Church, thence to St. Bridget's Cemetery, Pacific.

Mo. De BILLFOLD Lost Clayton swimming pool, contained soldier's papers: reward. Aviation Student Wm. H. Hite, CA.

9946. BILLFOLD Lost containing S50 and ceased was a member of St. Ann's Sodality of St. Barbara's Parish. Please omit flowers'.

$10 check; reward. PA. 7823. (AP). German MOSCOW, June 16 Russian planes raided a B1LLFOL.D Lost: pernaps Llndell bus; reward.

4 027 McPherson. FI.YXX, WILLIAM THOMAS 4 97th June 15. 1943. beloved husband of Name. Olympia Blegiar Klynn, dear fatlier of Age BOSTON BULL TERRIER Lost: male; Columbia.

June 1 black with white markings, ears trimmed. Finder please write Mrs. F. R. Walton.

3439 Commonwealth, St. Louis, or Phone Ixl. HOIS. LlHKItAL REWARD. fiost Lost May 21; "Patsy;" very liberal reward.

JE. 2 188. I'K KARI). AMU.IA II I. I.

A MAYt ltl (nee Flirbringer Entered into rest June 14, 1943, 12 noon, beloved wiie of Guy Ptckard. mother of Rollins Haver, sister of M. H. Furbringer. Otto Fur-bringer and Mrs.

George Tucker. Funeral June 17, 3 p. from Math Hermann son's Chapel, Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment St. John Cemetery.

PRICE. JACOB F. 4022 Kennerly. June 15j 19-13, beloved husband of Marv Price (me Neumann) dear lather of Mrs. Amies Wcltkamp, Airs.

Rose Neumann. Walter and Frances Price. our dear father-in-law. grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle. Funeral June IS.

8:30 a. from St. Louis Funeral Home. 2'205 St. Louis, to St.

Matthew's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. RECIITIKN. HERN A It II T. (BARNEY) 254 N.

2 1st. June 15, 1943, husband of the late Catherine Kechtien (nee Jenning). dear father of Mrs. Anna B. Address.

Telephone. I Now Work Days Nights Changing Shift BRACELET Lost I inch wide- rhine-storey; Saturday: reward. CA. 424S. liKdOCH Wellsion Lost; platinum.

keepsake; reward. PK. 32111. WASHINGTON, June 16 (AP). The Office of War Information proposes to build Up in its overseas propaganda campaign the presidential nominees of both major political parties in next year's Robert Sherwood, director of OWI's overseas division, during hearings on the War Agencies Appropriation Bill which was sent to the House today, was asked by Appropriations Committee members what his attitude would be in next year's campaign if he still heads the division.

He replied: "We should make every attempt to advertise and dramatize the very- fact of the campaign itself and the free election as a fine demonstration of American democracy continuin freely in the midst of war. Every attempt should, be made to build upi both candidates, with absolute impartiality, because one or the other of them will become the President of the United States, and it will then be our duty to convince the- world of his good faith, his statesmanship and his wisdom-in the handling of all the manifold problems of the war and beyond the war 'Between now and the time of the next election, Sherwood added, "we should continue in our propaganda to tr at the President of the United States as we will treat the next Prec'-'-t, whoever he may be." COIN Lost blat-K; contains money, lorki-t. rinK; urgently needed; reward Kit. 54113. CRYSTAL liUSAKV- Lost vicinity of Cathedral: reward.

CE. 7830. fltu. 207. IXM5 Lost; female; tan.

white; "Sandy" child's pet; vicinity ITorissant-DeSoto: Reward. CE. Nolkemper. Fred Mrs. Elizabeth M.

Gllbers and Joseph Rechtlen, our dear WHAT- WILL YOU Be Doing AFTER The War? father-in-law, grandfather, uncle and cousin. Don Lost; brlndle-whlte mule bull terrier pup; child's pet reward. GO. 6474 Funeral Frl, June 18, 7:30 a. from the Bromschwig Funeral Home.

4746 DOG Lost wire-hair, blind 1 eye; re ward PT. 'JR7. West Florissant to St. Ltboriua Church. WASHINGTON, June 16 (AP).

Congress was told today that the War Shipping Administration, during the fiscal year beginning July 1, expects1 to more than, double the number and tonnage of ships it 8had tnoperatfon' early year. While withholding specific figures. Rear Admiral Emory S. Land, War Shipping Administrator, made thj's disclosure in-testimony before the House Appropriations Committee made public today. He testified in- support of a budget estimate of $2,300,000,000 for the WSA's revolving fund for the new fiscal year representing an Increase of $1, 225,989,583 over cm-rent appropriations.

The budget also carried 72 million dollars foe the Maritime training fund and $3.10,000 for Federal contributions to State Marine nchools and maintenance and repair of training vessels. I'se of Merchant Fb'ct. Admiral Land told the committee that as of February, 1943, 41 per cent of the nation's merchant, fleet was working for the Army; 13 per cent fo.r the Navy; 30 per cent for lend-lease; 16 per cent for trie civilian economy-, of which jpbout 8 per cent was for strategic materials such as bauxite. Expansion of the merchant fleet 8 rlurinj? the fiscal year, he will remiiie "the -training and ENnLliKil IjULLixx; Lost white; Te-nuile: reward. RO.

If you have no skill or trade thf a. uie you well-paylnK. ile.iriv EYE t. A KS Lout; child's: In Forest and after 1h. and WA.

now I'nrk Hihhinds; rrwnr.l imy villi to nVfll tJlB I oppor- I'lN Lost inn ml It. II. on hack: reward. Fu. c.ssu, apt.

lllllillr in Diesel. tank concentration near Sevsk in the vital Orel sector of the Soviet front last night in a continuation of several days of sharp activity in that area, the noon communique said today. Direct hits were registered on Nazi tanks and four German planes were brought in the aerial combats which followed, the Russians said. Four other German planes were brought down in sharp aerial action northwest of Mtsensk in the Orel sector, the communique reported. Russian scouts were active in the Scvsk area, taking prisoners and killing several scores of Germans.

The Red Army out off. some strongly fortified German defenses northwest ot Mtsensk to the north of Orel in some of the most violent local fighting in recent weeks, front line dispatches said. The midnight communique said the Germans counterattacked strongly yesterday in an effort to retake four populated places captured by the Russians in the local offensive, but were forced to withdraw at sundown when the Russians beat off their attempts for the second day. The Germans left 400 dr-nd and a number of destroyed tanks when thpy withdrew. One of the German thrusts, carried out under the cover of a smoke screen, penetrated to the outskirts a populated place GLASSES Lost Mail this for niEK Booklet li-jyliir WEI.sii In tan reward.

case 3 I 'J corp. i-dmund William Thomas Private James, Catherine, Robert. Aviation Cadet J. Owi-n and John Klynn, funeral Frl. June IB.

a. nv, from the liopp Chapel, Hauley rd. at Forsythe Clayton, to Annunxiata Church, Clayton and Cella rds. Interment Calvary Cemetery. please omit flowers.

Mr. Klynn was a member of Kenrick Council, K. of C. GASI'AUOVIC, JOSEPHINE oee Slnrlr) 4633 Heidelberg, June 1 2, 1943. 1:55 p.

beloved wile of Michael Gaa-parovic. dear mother of William and George Gasparovlc and Cecelia Dochnal, our dear Daughter, slater, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, cousin, aunt and grandmother. Funeral from John L. Ziegennein Sons' uneral Home, 7027 Gravois. 7:30 a.

to St. Genre's Church. Interment New SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Mrs.

Gasparovic was member ot C. F. U. and Lodge 157, Sacred Heart of-Mary. HAL'SLADEN, SKHASTI AN Entered Into rest Mon.

June 14. 1943, 1:15 p. in. beloved husband or Ihe Intc Harbiua deur of M. H.

hi. I the lale William J. llauslndvn. uur brother, brother-in-law and father-in- w. and grandfather of Hubert and Vlcr of the U.

S. N. in his year. Funeral from the Provost M-irtuarv, 37 fO N. Grand Thurs.

June 17. a. m. to St. Kiiftelbert Church, theme to Calvary Cemetery.

Decerned was a -member of the St. Louis Bavern Vereln and the Watson Creek Gun Club. HII.L, MARGARKT MARY 2150A College, entered into rest June 15. 1943, beloved daughter of Kdmund and Mary Hill Brennan (nee Dolan). dear sister of Eii in ml Brennan, our dear granddaughter, niece and cousin.

Funeral June 19. 8:30 a. from W. A. Stork Mortuary, Grand and Florls-hant, to Perpetual.

Help Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HIIISI II. I.KfV June 15, 1H43 beloved brother of Mrs. Joseph" HleR-el.

Mrs. Anna Merzbaeh of Han FruncUro, Gertrude and Knianuel H'lrach. our tlrar brother-in-law niui cnuxln. Kum-ral from the KliidBHopf Chaprl, 5212 lelmar Thurs. at JO' a.

m. IIOI.I.YMAN. (ORA nee Maiiueli 4.121 Heae.hwood 1'lne Lawn. June 15, 1043. 2:40 a.

dear mother nf Lvnn A. and Wavmond K. Hollyman, frame plastic (ll.ASSKS -Lost; Hamilton PA lull) Uoodlcllow to 131. NAME. BAILEY DIESEL SCHOOL HoLSTElN with with CUW Lost; horns I timed into head: reward.

Renbnsh Ma. 1651 S. Grand 9 St. Lcylj, PR. 7tfc0-7369 Creve Coeur.

TE: 4-fiBU. l)a I rv. ADDRESS, WRlSf WATCH lost: Eltin; 2 LADY'S diamonds; Famous-Barr. Tuesday; keep sake. Reward.

LA. 3813. COAL, CORDWOOD, KINDLING HARDWOOD FLOORS Interment Calvary Cemetery. IIK.NZENBRINK, HARRY F. 1 300 North Msrki't Mon June 14, 1943, 10 a.

in beloved litiMliMnd of Mni'l. Renerihrltik nee Gi-ekle), dear son of Sopbln llenzen-brink, our dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle and great-uncle. Funeral from Lclrtner Chapel, 2223 St. Louis lune 17, 9:30 a. nu Interment Zlon Cemetery.

II EDA NS, JOHN II. 3444 Tlelor it. June 14. 1943, beloved husband of Estelle Rliedans (nee George), beloved son of Amanda Rhedans, dear brother of Mrs. Norman Cleeland, our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from the Southern Funeral Home, 6322 S. Grand June 17, 8:30 a. to St. John the Baptist Church. Interment New Picker Cemetery.

Member of Amalgamated- Assn. of St. E. R. and N.

C. E. of A Local No. 788 and E. M.

B. A. of the Public- Service Company. ItMOVIIs, MATTIE (nee Pervitin) 1 r. 1943.

wife of the lale Isaac 1.. tOioads, inntlu-T of Mrs. -Nina Howry, Mrs. In MeMlllen. Mis.

Klunit. Lulu. Mfiry. Harry, Vi-rrel Hint the inte Furl Hboitds. oiif dear -sinter, niotber-in-law, aunt and grandmotlu-r.

Mrs. Rhoiides will lie In state at Albert H. Hoppe Funeral Home, 4111 In. 1.11 Sunday; Gra-LO. 825R.

LADY'S WALLET Lost; vols bus about. 4 p. m. the best Krade hardwood iionf r.hini LlorsfieT ani1 better: old specialty. LawstMi WEST VIRGINIA LUMP 9 00 WEST VIRGINIA NUT 8 (Hi ARKANSAS BRIQUETTES 10 00 FIREBALL BRIQUETTES 7 SO ARKANSAS MINE RUN 7 00 BRAUDIS, 4251 Laclede.

NE. 63B3. MOUNTING AND RUBY Lost; Famous; h'-irloom; reward. CE. 3500, Sta.

254. OVERNIGHT CASE Lost; blue; ty'ells- nv; wiaurv av. iiK nvT ioit looi; rewnrti. jiu. i.irv.

FLOOR SANDI NG right prlce prompt service; fruaranued! right price, pre Midwest, 7004 PACK AG Lost containing leather notebook; in Baker's ahoe atore: reward. 1)20!) Pcneca lane. WAb. 2793W. MEXICO URGES JUSTICE FOR IIS ZOOT-SUITERS DELAY ORDER NOW -SMOKELESS COAL.

75 UP: STOKER COAL, $4.40 LOAD LOTS. CORkERY COAL CO. FL. 4040 CHHTEWA. rWr OIl "l1 floor, 3ndVr refinlsbed.

CA. V.v son black and re- rEN Lost i'srker vacumatU-whlte; IVstiilflce, srh and 'th-Ha eFo Co 4 7 .1 1 I V. Fr.o.i.i txii in isi nNTir i i'iZzrrTs: Moor Co 61.12 Vlrtneo. ir rd. Sidney 1173 rrn dTtlt ti i f.t wm i.ot Kinvcit (', or (')ins.

Carter; In and the placement of officers HMKIO seamen, more than Fa- WTSST V. iiTTuXT-yT HOI.AHITE, LITTLE KdYl'T STOKER (li.adsl, BALDWIN CO K27 2:1.1 CE (U(l3 INSULATION fiious-llii rr reward. Eel. FrNDTTTf'iT-'TI'El7H-'k'ET- Loal sier-IIhr silver, attached in Air Corps wlnK; reward. CE.

07(7. Delnres. JEWELRY. WATCHES WANTED HILL-m-HAN o500 PAGE PI Lost m.mey, 3 ration bank. Situation in Hand, Says Hull Discrimination to Blame, Mrs.

Roosevelt Asserts. bl I- uneral from Glddlngs Boyle Presbyterian Cburcb. Sarah and Wanblngtim Friday 2:30 p. m. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery.

northwest of Mtsensk before being a present fleet. Adding a Ship, a Day. The man power situation In the merchant marine, he added, is becoming more acute," but so far the WSA had met the problem of having crews etrained and ready to put five ships ihxik, ctiier papers, letters; rewaru. 557 S. RED I'URSE Ixwl small, vicinity oT Korsvthe bus, Monday nlch't; money end 71 1 Oakland.

HI. Mrs. Walter J. Vredenburgh, dear sister of Mary and Lulu Manuel, our dear grand beaten off, the midnight communique announced. Rl FENACHT, JAMES KENNETH 6440 Smiley, June 15, 1943, beloved Infant son o.f Edward and Elizabeth Kufe-nacht.

brother of Johnnie Rufenacbt. Overnight artillery action and I'UKSE Lost- containing bank and ration bcoks. safe deposit kevs; Delmar car; reward. RE. 0160.

LANDSCAPING I0M'tfA srftAYiNTTTPLANTf.SG. TSTV. mini, Tomatoes, cabbage piants. rwt. 635 UNOLEUM LAID Carpet, linoleum IKsYallaT Ion- CALL EVEMNG3 0N RONNIE'S CA.

1694. 724 HEM A scouting by the Russians west of Funeral i( a. imm Mc Laughlin. 2301 Lafayette. Interment Rostov in which German fortifications were said to have been I'URSE Lost; lady's; tan; vanity: Sherman Park- can liberal reward.

1229 FAMOUS-BARR CO. Will buy your Old Gold, Antique and Heirloom Jewelry Diamond. Watches and Wedding Rings Sterling Silver Jewelry Repair Department Main Floor Balcony Our prlcrs are liberal; come in tor aa appralsar without liar's. destroyed was reported in the I'URSE Small; white; keep money; re turn sold wedding ring. 7316 Kingsbury noon' communique.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES In the Lisichansk area of the mother, aunt and mother-in-law Funeral from Sullivan's, F.urlld at St. Louis June 17, 10 a. to St. Peter'a Cemetery. HOOPF.R.

IVV (nee IHekinftnn) June 15. 1943. wife of the late George W. Hooper, dear mother of Adele Will and dear grandmother of Bernard Robert Will. Aviation Cadet, U.

S. and dear si.ster. Funeral from Waeker-Helderle Chapel. 36S4 Gravois, June IN, 1:30 p. m.

Interrm-nt. Punset BurlRl Park. Deceased whs J'ast Matron of J'ilgrlm Chapter No. 473. O.

K. and Past Queen of the Ladies' Auxiliary Alhamhra Grotto, JOHN II. Knterert Into rest June 15, li43. father of Mrs. Robert Keeley.

Mrs. Raymond Mrs. George McHride, Jack and Robert Joyce, brother of Mrs. August Strecker. Mrs.

James Kratzmeyer. Mrs. Arthur RING Lost: gold with diamond. Inscribed Mother and Dad, on Westwood Country Club Sundav: sentimental value; reward. 097S.

GUTTERING Srwnitln i. Donets River front, a German re Droate. 4956 Nat fvrid'? Ml'' ow' WASHINGTON, June 16 (AP). Ambassador Francisco Castillo Najera of Mexico said today he had expressed to Secretary of State Hull' his Government's desire that any Mexican nationals involved in recent clashes between service men and z'oot suiters in Los Angeles would receive damages if they were victims of assault. The Ambassador explained his talk with Hull was entirely friendly and did not amount to a formal connaissances attempt was beaten HOME MAINTENANCF.

CO a Tui-sdav J. CA. noon. 773 STRAW- -HAT Lost; Thompson's: Initials A. repair work.

Wm. Carr 7M1 Hi. rcpa ST off and about 80 German officers and men were killed, the Russians said. WALLET- Lost black leather; vrclnlty Bioa.lwav-Haies; finder can keep money, return' contents Meyer, 3758 Kosciusko. LA.

N792. PAINTING FAINTINTTlaster repaFs7 correct. WALLET Lost about $fo WANTED DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD 'JEWELRY, SILVER PAWN TICKETS CONDITION NO OBJECT Clavton 1325.1. Today's German communique a day into commission.

"It is going to become Increasingly difficult. We believe we will be able to do it." rje efeputy WSA Administrator Lewis Douglas told the committee that although in the past about 70 per cnt of trw vessels comprising the present fleet came from existing tonnage and only 30 per cent from new construction, the number of remaining available ships is small and in the future new construction and more efficient use, repair and operation will be "all important." Losses to Submarines. "The seriousness of the submarine warfare," he said, "is indicated by the fact that in spite of the tremendous shipbuilding program the United States supplemented by the construction of other nations, the net gain in United- -Na business district: reward, Schildroth, Mrs. Kmmett Grngan. Mrs.

reported the repulse of several Our Immense rntail business enables us- to WniSTWATCH Lost; lady's, at or Grand Leader; photo in back; Frank Landuyt, James Walsh, Mrs. P. J. Hogan and Mrs. John Bayer, and ruiiy insured Homecraft Contracun 3627.

a. Grand. La. 9022. reasonable.

Cajl Billings, JE. 3166. 3922 Deiinar. PAINTING reasonable, done this month. 9280 McKenzie.

Harvev, HUdKsn 47-? Russian attacks in the Orel sec Mount Hope Cemetery. SCHRl'EFER, ANNA (nee Rusehniann) 4737 Virginia, June 14, 1943, 12:05 p. dear mother of Al J. Schruefcr. Beatrice and Sister Mary Cecilia, S.

S. asnd out dear moiber-ln-law. grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Gebken-Benz Mortuary, 2842 Meramec Thurs, June 17. a.

to St. Cecelia Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. SHOEMAKER. MARGARET (nee Shea) 5(U2 Pennsylvania, June .15. 1943.

p. dearly beloved wife of Herman J. Shoemaker, dear mother of Curt Herman Jr. and Valerie Graving, dear mother-tn-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from Wacker-Hcldcrle Chapel, 3634 Gravois, June 19, 8:30 a.

m. to SS'. and Joseph- Church. Interment Sd. Peter and Paul's Cemeterv.

Deceased was member of Ladles' Auxiliary No. 45, B. of R. T. and St, Ann's Sodality.

SIMPSON, ARTHI E. On June 15. 1943. husband of Sarah Stewart Simpson, father of Marjorie S. Taylor.

Helen Simpson and Jean S. Tavlor. brother of David, Wilfred and Hugh Simpson. Service at Lupton Chapel. 7233 Pel-mar 2 p.

m. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. protest. No formal note was pre reward. Eh.

b.t our dear grandfather. Funeral from Burke Funeral Home. sented to the State Department he said. 3300 State East St. Louis.

June VVRLST WATCH Lost; bMssex Square; vellow sold, black band: rew.ara. GO. 5fih4. pay you more; pet Sparber's free seti-mate before selling. We are known as the largest buyers and sellers of used iewelry in the city: are not pawn-irokers-.

H. SPARBER CO. 705 OLIVE ST. CE. 8143 tor.

German artillery was said to have shelled war installations in Leningrad. NE. 7S9S. Interior, exterior CALL Ing; 18, 8:30 a. to St.

Elizabeth Church. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. mni'ii. im.A Ambassador Castillo, acting on FOUND J. CLARK SON Exterior, interior painting.

594qA Wabada. EV. 1972. instructions from, his foreign of DRYGOODS--Found one case; describe contents. Box Ht322.

Post-Dispatch. i.McmuK and exterior, immediate fice, said he had expressed to Hull the desire that justice would be Ice Hicks. 3129 Ohio. LA. 490S.

Third Lake Collision in Week. CLEVELAND, June 16 AP). The 621-foot ore carrier Frank PERSONAL WANTED AT ONCE. Watches, old gold and silver, small diamonds: if unable to bring down call GA. 4678, our -man will call; no obligation for appraisal.

B. Lowe. 414 Hol-land 211 N. Seventh. done after official investigation.

WILL the Corporal from Scott Field who Secretary of State Hull told his KAISFR, FKRIM.VANO A. 653! Crest June 13, 1943, beloved husband of Elizabeth Kaiser (nee Engel). dear father of Mrs. Arthur Strehle and Mrs. Edward Sternecker.

John, Ravmond and Clarence, our dear brother, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from Clark Funeral Home, 1125 Hodiamont June 17, 8:30 a. to All Saints' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. KEMP. FRANK E.

4509 Lewis June 15. 1943. absent from the hndv. started to speak io me iauy on oi-ami Washington at 11 o'clock Sunday Armstrong, anchored near Point Iriquois, was rammed yes press conference the zoot suit situ PAPER HANGING AND CLEANING PAPERING removed by steam; painting, plastering: complete job; fully insured. Homecraft Contracting 3627 a.

Grand. LA. 9022. PAPERING, cleaning, paint washing rea- son.ible; guaranteed. Hampton, llio Vandeventer.

JE. 1402 night, please write box n-ozt. ation in Los Angeles is well in Blessed THANKSGIVING TO ST. RITJ. Virgin Mary and Sacred Heart terday in the upper Sault Ste.

Marie River by the Canadian C. hand, thanks to effective co-oper WANTED AT ONCE Watches, any condition, all makes, all sizes; and "broken fountain pens. B. Lowe, fourth floor, Holland" 211 N. 7 th.

wishing to contact P. J. vv. iox THOSK ation between- the Army, Navy and H-398. Post-Dispatch.

freighter Goderich in the third lake collision this week. The municipal authorities PAPER CLEANING, paint washing. Bu-ter Rrown. 1394A Montclair. P.O.

3115. LEGAL NOTICES STOI.TE, CORP. GEORGE Suddenly Sun. June 13, 1943. at Gulf Port.

Mississippi, dear son of Allen and Mrs. Franklin E. Roosevelt told WANTED ONCE' present with the Lord, belovrfl husband of Ella Grace Kemp (nee Merrick), dear father of Chief M. M. Robert O.

in Armstrong, downbound with ore PAPERING. PAINTING Peter, 2719 Arlington Work myxX Ml'. 7171. reporters she thought the fights Cora Rtolte (nee Stumpel and our dear IN THE CIRCUIT' COURT OF "hd" to fill spertnl orders. Good Solomon Islands, and Lluet.

J. G. Ernmrtt T.vnn Kemn or San Dlepo Cal beloved brothel, nephew and cousin in his I'ARERHANfllNG Till' elTV DP SI" J.OII1S. IS O. bl419-C i-Hiniiig.

Becker. 1310 is seaworthy and will be brought into Lake Erie for repairs, it was said. The Goderich was able to a I. Ho nnrt a 211 N. 7th in Los Angeles could be traced to what she called long-standing Munroe.

CK. 75iiS. year. Stepfather of Roy A. Merrick of Min A JJ'-e.

service June i p. The -City of St. Louis, plaint vs Cu hortnn pwo rv T.n at. Scbrsder's Chapel. Ballwln, Mo.

In 1'AI'EKINiS, painting, g. r.eral repairing. Mnssey. FO. 0276.

5534 it Fred Zailx et defendants. City ol terment Washington, Mo. proceed. Will Buy Diamonds. Old Gold.

Silver Louis Law Department, bl. i.ouis. 821 OLIVE ST. LOUIS. MO.

discrimination against Mexicans in that part of the country. She said race problems were growing in the United States and all over PARKRING. painting; Wlthneil. 2007A Ferry. CE.

454. WALLi'APFiR cleaning, will washlr.e; ra- To Whom It May concern, i cvj.su fr old told, diamonds and antique Notice: The by the Court; jewelry. KARST-FK1TON. smable. Wilder.

4154 D-lmar JETOCiB aforesaid appointed as Commissioners in; fi-14 olive. CH tions' fleets ovei.the entire period since Peajl Harbor is only a little csver jone million deadweight ns." The WSA 'budget estimates, Douglas tolil the eommittee; included $371,587,000 for wages, of which $201,38,000 represented wages and $170,199,000 bonus payjrients. pouglas explained bonuses are paid when ships operate in certain areas; additional bojiilses when a eship stops at certain ports, nd additional bonuses the ship is under attack. Some members questioned' the fairness of the bonus schedule, but-Chairman Cannon Missouri, put an end to the disciussion by commenting: "You might say this, wrjile that is high, fact is that.it is frequently payable to the widow." Wallpaper i DIAMONDS Wtd. High urlces tor dia- STEAMER FOR RENT 3312.

520(? Enrtht. $3 day. P.O. the matter, ol tne proposed piionc improvement ordained bv Ordinance No. of said Citv for the establishment, opening STRECKER, AMALIE K.

(nee Km-hanO 2214A Missouri, June 16. 1943. wife of the late Edward Strecker. darling mother of Esteila M. Besterfeldt and Edward Strecker.

our dear sister, sister-in-law, mothcr-in-luw, srandmother. aunt and cousin. Funeral from Witt Chapel. 2929 S. Jefferson, 2 p.

m.t to New St. Marcus Cemetery. monds and Krlsman-Frey, Jewelers. 2d floor. 4 07 KW St.

and widening of an alley in cjiy piock CASH 0'd brok-en Jewelry, silver. kodaks, diamonds. Maljer. 205 V. 6th.

PLASTERING Plastering Ceilirg Patches VIITNUP; 4526 Ft. Louis. CO 254. DIAMONDS, old gold, silver: auto calls. MILLER'S.

505 Olive. OA. 5471. the world, and "we must just begin to face it." She asserted that the fights between zoot-suit clad Mexican youths and service men in Los Angeles "have roots in things which happened long before." She explained that she did not think the situation was simply a race problem, or a youth problem STIMPF, HII.DEGARDE (DIXIE) nee gold, silver. in N.

-7'h. DIAMONDS, broken jewelry. antique Friedman Jewelry. Want Ad 1 Rules and Regulations The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to classify ada under appropriate headings. The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to revise or reject advertisements or to retain answers to any box number advertisement.

If this right Is exercised, the amount paid for the advertisement will be refunded to the advertiser. It Is agreed that the liability of the Pulitzer Publishing Company in the event of failure to publish an advertisement for any reason or In the event that errors occur In the publishing of an advertisement, shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser. Phone MAin 1111 PLASTERING New and repair work; concrete foundations cemented, Kohiey, 8601 'Henrietta. WEb. 71S-W.

CALL ilEbSEi-MYER for any piaj'nnc Schneider) Sun 13. 1943, beloved wife of Edward j. Stumpf dear mother of Delores and Donald dear daughter of Joseph' and Helen Schneider, neapolis. dear hrother of Robert W. and Klla L.

Kemp of Syracuse. N. our dear grandfather and imrle. Remains in state at Drehmnnn-IIarrnl Chapel. 1905 Union until 10 a.

m. June 18. Funeral same dav at 2 m. from Hone Con-relational Cbu-eh. Pemnle and Cote Brilliante av.

Interment Lake Charles Cemetery. KENNEDY. BENJAMIN B. June 15. 1943.

beloved husband of Dorothv S. Kennedy, dear father of Bonner K. Robinson. Funeral from' the Alexander Chapel, 6175 Delmar, 2 p. m.

ARRAM H. 15, 1943, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth E. Lewis, dear father of Mrs. Virginia L. Noecker and the late Morgan F.

Lewis. Funeral from the Alexander Chapel, 6175 Delmar 10-30 a. to Lake Charles Cemeterv. Mr. Lewis was member cf Spirit of St.

Louis Chapter, Royal Arcanum No. 767. MAIFR. WII.I.IAM r. 7311 Huntington entered into rest June 14.

1943. 11:45 a. dearlv beloved husband of Vera Maier (nee Sweetint. our dear brother, son-in-law. brother-in-law and uncle, in his 66th year.

Funeral June 17. 2 p. from the Provost Mortuary. 7840 Natural Bridge to Lake Charlea Cemetery. job.

LA 4559. 1924A Arsenal our dear sister, daughter-in-law, sister-in- BUSINESS DIRECTORY ASH HAULING law and aunt. Funeral from Kutis Funeral Home. 290G PLUMBING 5503. bounded by Burgen Avenue, Leona Street, 'Concordia Avenue and Morpanford Road, will meet on Tuesday.

June 29. 1943, at 10:30 a. at Room 417 City Hall, and thereafter at such other place or places as the Ciccuit Court of the City of St. Louis in General Term may designate, for- the purpose of 'ascertaining and assessing the values of, the damages and he.nef.its ro private property, with respect to said when and where all parties Interested are to be present, and have the right to be heard and to submit evidence, and may, when the report of said Commissioners is filed, except to the same before the Circuit Court. Said Commissioners have with respect to said proposed Improvement the or taxing district, which includes the property in said City and em-bract within the following defined boundaries, respeetivelv to inter-, section, to-wit: Bounded on the north by Gravois, June 17, 8:30 a.

m. Re Lbut was provoked by "elements 24-HOUR SERVICE Sewers ejecrncailv opened. Kellogg. 3157 Watson HI. 2217 ASHES Rubbish hauled; quick service.

Brown. 2J04 Delmar. CH. 5901. which had little to do with youth." GENERAL HAfLING Ashes.

etc. GA rubbish, 55S8. YOIT -WANT vonr fiihen hnnturi IF quiem mass at ss. fcter ana rauii Church. Interment SS.

Peter- and Paul's Cemetery. I LKIC1I. ELIZABETH Hamilton terrace, entered into rest June 15. 1943. dear wife of William H.

Ulnch, dear sister of William A. McClure, our dear sister-in-la'v and aunt. Mrs. Ulrich will lie in state at Shepard Funeral Home. 1167 Hamilton, until 12 Just Rile.

6117 Colorado. LO. 6925. ROOFING AND SIDING Leaks Repaired New Roofs FORD PRODUCTS FREDERIC COMPANY 4 282 Natural Bridge JEflerjon 0512 Eisenhower Inspects Fifth Army, Training in Africa Under Gen. Clark AUTO REPAIRING- ANNOUNCEMENTS FUNERAL DIRECTORS CAN take- a limited amount of auto re-SI.

1466, pair work: phone Jack. 3850 Chippewa. John Ziegennein Sons f027 GRA VQ13 FLanrters 2BO0 NEW KOOFS ROOFS REPAIRED Our own insured union workmen. BRICKLAYING TUCKPOINTING York Municipal Hospital, conducted him through the tents. The Kslimates given.

UK. 1111 CI II I LI) I NG. UCKPOINTI NG Calvin F. Feutz Funeral Home 4R28 NATURAL BRIDGE EV 27S7 Burgen Avenue: bounded on the south by Concordia Avenue: bounded, on the east hv Leona bounded on the west by MorKanfnrd Rond. J.

BRENNAN. I. BAYLOR PENDLETON. JOS. W.

HAN.N'AUER. Commissioner! TOSEPH V. HOLLAND. Citv Counselor. DAVIES, 7932 Pembroke.

RE." HILL-BEHAN MARSH. FANNIE P. June 16. 1943, widow of the late Harrv P. Marsh.

Service In the Great Hall of the Robert J. Ambrusler Mortuary, Clayton rd at 6500 PAGE TUCK POINTING of any kind. Call Bra- CALL Votaw, -GR. 1896. Roofing, aiding.

fell. 5760 West Park. HI. 9966. CEMETERIES Bv DON tVlIITKIIKAI).

KIFTH U. S. ARMY HEADQUARTERS. IN NORTH AFRICA, June 16 (AP). Back from watching the Allied air and naval assault on -Pantelleria, Gen.

Dwight D. Eisenhower came here yesterday on an inspection tour of Concordia lane. 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.

rock-wool Insulation; 12 month to pj. 4105 Tholozah; CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS MEMORIAL PARK on lucas-Hunt convenient, perpetual; non-sectarian; S5 monthly pays for hill-top lot. EV. 2111 FOR LEAKS in roofor new roofs cf ar.T SEALED PROPOSALS klrfd. Central Roof A 6idmz 3665 MATTINGI.Y.

MART L. (nee havauv) Entered into rest June 15. 1943. 12:45 p. beloved wife of Jesse Mat- Market st.

JE. 0751. FO. 155. GENERAL REPAIRING Painting, plastering, concrete work.

We specialize In waterproofing. DAVIS. CH. 3169, 2510 Blair. FLORISTS finely, dear mother of Myrtle Henricks, William.

Irene. Grillion. Edna Hotson. Mae noon June 17. Funeral same day at 2 p.

m. from Hamilton Avenue Christian Church. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. WII.t.MANN.

ELIZABETH (nee Holt) 5537 Pershing, June 14, 1943, widow of Rudolph Wlllmann, mother of Mrs. Jenn Harper, sister, mother-in-law and grandmother. Funeral from C. Hoffmeiswr Colonial Mortuarv. 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 3 p.

to Missouri Crematory. WRIGHT. MARTHA JANE 5052 Page June 14, 1943. beloved wiie of Raymond W. Wright, dear mother ot Claudia Inez Wright, dear daughter of Mrs.

Florence Chapman, our dear sister, sister-in-law. niece and aunt. Funeral June 17., 1:30 p. from Baumann Bros." F'uneral Home, 2504 Woodson Overland. Interment Lake Charles Park.

YARBROrC.H, WII.I.IAM O. 3832A Klair, entered Into rest June 15, 1943. beloved husband of Delia Yar-brough. dear father of Mrs. Ed Oripps, Mrs.

J. Farlev. our dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother, brother-in-law and ROOFS properly applied: no down payment; 12 months to pay. FR 0L7 5u Home Improvement 1112 Kentucky. for COM LETE building service, carpenter.

NETTIE'S FLOWER SHOP 3801 S. Grand. Open dally to 9 p. m. Sunday 5 p.

m. GRand 9S00. SEALED BIDS- WANTED Bids will --be received by the Board of Public Service of the City of St. Louis. Room 20R.

Citv Hall, until 12 on June 29, 1943.. for furnishing all tools, labor and material excenting the materials mentioned paragraph 1.4 of specltica-' tions), for a-new .16" low pressure steam main to be Installed In the. tunnel connecting the basement of the new power Dlant brick work, concrete, screens, porches, rathskellers; large or small. T. Rasmus- American troops training future operations.

Sun-tanned and looking tremelv fit, the commander sen, 2611 Mary. WEb. 713S. STORAGE. MOVING.

EXPRESS Low' rales to and from Chicago aca GENERAL REPAIRING Porches, points in Illinois tor estimates call WE CAN TAKE CARE of your llowei orders; we specialize In funeral work. Missouri Florist, 4106 N. Grand. Bcreens, cabinets. Tripp, 1905 Oregon.

PR. 701 S. FOr. 9600. Bell 5592 Easroru leneine room to the main huildine at the kiOVING Wolter's GA.

j5oS. Craar.g. GENEJIAL repairs, carpentering, painttng; ray, Cecelia Leeson and Monroe Mattlng-ly, dear sister, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, cousin, mother-in-law and sister-in-law Funeral June 18, 8 a. from Goodhart and Goodhart Funeral Home. 222S St.

Louis, to St. Michael's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. MEHKOAN. SARAH (SAI I.V) IPOS Cole st entered Into rest June 14, 1943.

our dear alster, sister-in-law, aunt and great-aunt. Remains will lie In state at Central Funeral Home, 1841 Cass until Wed. night, June 16. Burial at Cape Girar eyes of nurses, officers and enlisted men popped open at the sight of Gen. Eisenhower.

'At the engineers. training center, the Generals climbed into a captured German reconnaissance car for the inspection, trip. From the observation tower, they watched French and American troops clearing a mine field of live mines. Gen. Eisenhower said all the men who fought in Tunisia were eager to learn as much as possible about mines since they possibly Were, the most dreaded weapon the enemy used in retreating.

"The men who had to deal with mines are those who want- training most," he said. Walking around the mine field, Gen. Eisenhower watched Lieut. DEATHS packing and shipping; low rates; anywhere. 5153 Enright.

City sanitarium. Plans and specifications mav be obtained st the. office rf the Director of Public Utilities," Room 311. City reasonaore. MCKenzie, lJia Pennsylvania.

DE. -5745. MOVING Local, distance; low rates. Han. ALTERATIONS.

remonenng. Gosnev. 511 Ltttie Rroacway. repairing. LO.

60RR. CallHhan, 1418 S. Broadway, GA. 31 2. VON DtR ME Local, distance, wees SPECIAL NOTICES -Brick work.

Cole rea I CARPENTER- Jones. 1610 repaii 4327. new CE. unele. fcrips.

Chicago. 1912 Belt. GO. T73.1. b75NDT-D STORAGE Moving reasonable.

Hanse.i. 2501 S. Broadway OR. 4246 Funeral June IS. 2 P- m.

from CAP.I'KN'i Kit Repair worft. old or new. A. paiimgartner, 4647 Iibihn. LO.

-6990. In- KKEARLEY, LA I It A (nee Mtndel) June 14. 1943, 6:30 p. beloved wife of the late William Brearley. dear mother of Mrs.

Lillian Graber of Chicago. 111:. Mrs. Florence Lansche. Mrs.

Fanny Sloper, Mrs. Mabel Wurth William Blear-ley and the late Mary and Viola Brearley, dear sister, grandmother and Ereat-grandmolhef. Funeral from Stuart Sons' Chapel, Union and Page June. 17, 2 p. m.

Interment Park Lawn. BROWER. BENJAMIN Festus. the Kuedmeyer Chapel, N. 20th, terment Frlcdens Cemetery.

SPECIAL NOTICE I Arthur O. Nugent, of 5741 Stratford Citv of St. Louis. Stale of Missouri, do het'-Wv 'give notice thn! I will not be responhlble for 'nnv debts chntraeted after this date ry anyone except mvself; Signed! ARTHUR NUGENT. GENERAL house retialrs and arches; In-sured.

302l'Valton pi. MU.1469 ZI G.M AIEK, HARLEM J. Entered Into chief of Allied troops in North Africa stepped, from 'a Flying. Fortress and was greeted by Lieut. Gen.

Mark W. Clark, commander of the. United States Fifth Army. After inspecting the guard of honor military, police in white helmets and white leggings the two American Generals with a small group fiew to the Army engineer training center where soldiers are taught mine field clearance. Near headquarters airport, the party, looked over the evacuation hospital which was not notified in advance of the General's visit.

Lieut. Col. P. K. Sauers.

former surgery chief at 'the New CARPET AND RUG CLEANING SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED Forever; best references; expert work: 20 years' experienced: thoroughly reiiabl. THERESA A. HEICK 4 57 Klngshlghway FO. 528 rest June lrj, a. beloved husband of Agnes Zuemaier (nee BUSINESS PERSONALS EXTRA SPECIAL 9x12.

$3.20 Goodhart). dear father of Robert, James, deau, Mo. MEVF.lt. HERMAN V. 6436 Weber asleep In Jesus June 15.

1943, beloved husband of the late Mary Meyer (nee Rogalskl), dear father of Oscar. Walter, Esther, Sergt. Aug. Corp. Albert.

Corp. Wilmar, Aux. Harriet. Corp. Edward.

P. F. C. Vernon and the late Bertha Swift, our dear grandfather, fathe.r-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle, in his 64th year. Rem ins in state at John L.

Ziegennein Sons' Funeral Home, .7027 Gravois. Notice of funeral later. Mr. Meyer was member of B. M.

W. E. MrLI.ARKY. DANIEL MATTHEW 43S5 Chemically renovated and Furniture Service 3404 Walnut. sized.

NE. 3838 June 16, 1943. dear husband of Mary E. Blower (nee O'Neill), dear father of Neil Brower. dear uncle of Marv.

James HAIR REMOVED permarently. multlpia wanted; AT ONCE Dental irold. broken watches, all makes, any size, and plated knives, B. Lowe, fourth Holland 211 Seventh. Joseph, William and Eugene Burns, our CONCRETE AND CEMENT WORK E.

W. Dobbs of Sumter, S. dig out a mine while other lay needle; med.cal reference: years of experience; consultation without charge. ESTHER FOX 805 ARCADE BLDG. CH.

5213 dear brother, brother-in-law and grand father. Funeral from the Vinyard Chapel, Fes tus. to Sacred Heart Church. Sat. WALKS, steps, floors, anything concrete, plastering, brick work.

McDonald, 3934 Washlngtdn. 2670. Charles dear son of John and Theresa Zugmaier (nee Lahmann), dear brother of Louise Gassell, Joseph. May Weinig, Catherine Muckermann, John and Frieda Swetch, dear -uncle, nephew, cousin, son-in-law and -brother-in-law. Funeral June 18; 9 a.

from Goodhart Goodhart Funeral Home. 222S St. Louis, to Holy Name Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member Holy Name Society, St.

Vincent de Paul'i Society and Usheis' Society of Holy Name HOSPITAL insurance. $6 year. CH. 5334. Federal Life Boatmen's Bank Bldg.

perfumes. FOR LUZTERS Alpha Eade. fine GO. cosmetics, CONCRETE WORK ALL- KINDS. Bennett.

2101 Blendon. ST. 4380. June 19. 9 a.

m. Interment Calvary Cemetery (St. Louis at 11:30 a. m. COAL.

CORDWOOD. KINDLING DETECTIVES PERMANENTLY MulLpie needie, iec trolvsis; 3.5- rears' expertenca Louis. AIDA L. MATH AM. S48 EtTCLIU FO 6180 Corner.

Pershms HAIR MOLES. WARTS removed. hour. MARIE T. PARIS.

705 O.ive. CHT HAIR, MOLES rejnoved: experienced. ST Callen. 1833 Rv. Ex.

Bldg. CH. 1269. CLEAN COAL NO DIRT Forest Park June 13. 1943.

2:18 p. beloved husband of Marv Mul-larky (nee Ferguson), dear lather of Mrs. Mae Andrew Barrett. Special Officer John S. brother of Mrs.

Mary O'Toole of Chicago. grandfather of Walter and Wilbur Mullarky, uncle of Kitty Mullarky. Funeral from SullivPi's. at St. Louis June 18, 8:30 a.

to DETECTIVE KEN Shadows, locates, verify or disprove strictly confidential: licensed, bonded. PA. 8SS8. LOST AND FOUND RIRKHAKDT, WILLIAM H. Red Bud, 111., June 14, 1943, 7:15 a.

dear husband of Louise, dear father of Dorothy, dear son of Mrs. John M.Burk-hardt and. the late John M. Burkhardt, dear brother of Mrs. Olga Nollau and Mrs.

Sophia Umhreit and brother of the' late Arrnin Burkhardt. DETECTIVE MARIAM Shadows, trace: locates everywhere: strictly confidential; licensed, bonded. CA. 0776 or DE.3527 TRANSPORTATION St. Louis Cathedral.

Interment $50 REWARD Moving picture camera lost: Bell Howell flat on the ground Just in case. Commander Harry- C. Butcher of Washington, the General's aid, disclosed that while the General was watching the shelling of Pantelleria by cruisers and destroyers there was a submarine His ship's guns opened fire at a suspicious looking object in the water resembling a periscope. The object turned out to be a belly tank dropped from one of the Allied planes bombing the Mediterranean island. The British cruiser from which the General observed the fighting CHICAGO NEW YORK LOS ANGELES Funeral will be held from the Dashner Cemeter.

Member of Imperial Tent No. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRING Turret front with 2 lenses in brown leather case: on Friday, May 2Sth. In OUT OF CARS-Yard, 3401 Chouteau, see coal. "Warm-house" smokeless Eastern choice lump or erg. Solarite.

Caroonite. West Va. Pocahontas; Blue Ribbon briquettes (The Best). $10.30: "Eagle" Crvtal Virginia, large, clean. lump: Flrebalfs.

$7.75: smokeless slack, Vranklin Co. stoker. Grade the best, ixl0. Little Black. 10-mesh.

Franklin So.3r: Old Ben Energy, l(l-mli (by Government test the besti. $6.65: "Oriole." 10-mesrt. $5.35: Cantine. 10-mesh. $4.60.

Loads. Cah. hudget. ROE COALS. 3200 St.

Vincent. GRand 1122. DALLAS EL PASO INDIANAPOLIS Local Service. Vyaynesville. Lebanon.

Springfield. JLoplin. Intermediate Points. Low P.atea to All Points. Seats Available ALL-AMERICAN BUS LINES HA.

S0O BP.OAPWAT GKUNOW SPECIALIZED SERVICE Genuine parts: other refrigerators repaired. Showboat, 2616 Chouteau. PR. 7(130. oi AiaecaDee NOTTMEIER.

MINNIE K. nee I)e Buhr) Of Valmeyer. June 14. 1943. beloved wife of the late Charles Nottmeler.

dear mother of Mrs. Tillie Trost and the Union Station or taxi stand at station or in a taxicah. Relurn to Mrs Sears Lehman. 239 W'estgale av. Tele is disease which responds to treatment.

Medical skill human sympathy intelligent study jof each individual case backed over 60 years' experience have givenThe Keeley Institute international fame for its success with liquor and drug cases. "Vi rile Mr. G. M. JSelsbn for free information phone CA.

2320. WRIGHT SERVICE Refrigeration, general maintenance. 9 to 5:30. FR. 7677.

Funeral Home, June li, 1943. 1:30 p. thence to St. Peter'a Evan-Eelical Church, Ked Bud, 111. Interment Waterloo, 111.

RI'RG, ETHEL MAE June 15. 1943. 9:50 a. beloved daughter of Lawrence and Alta dear sister of Ravmond. Funeral June 17.

2 p. from Oullen Kelly Chapel. 1416 N. Taylor av. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Herbert Nottmeier, dear brother of lbo 3711 Cass: after JE. 6535 UPHOLSTERING De Buhr, and our dear aunt, in her 69th year. Funeral June 17. 2 p. from the Wacner Funeral Home.

Water SLIP BAG Lost: black, Manchester car; eral reward. Chisholm. KI. S92. WASHERS, vacuum cleaners; repairing by factorv experts General Vacuum 381 3 Easton.

-Upholstering, refirushir.g. 933 Vnn. FO -ni COVERS Ixurs Up. BALL WATCH Lost; l7-1ewel. Monarch; Monday; reward.

FO. 7270. WASHERS, vacuums repaired: all znakea. Wbndell. 2837 Ohio.

LA. 8173. I Briquettes Prompt Delivery Large stock on hand, $9.95: JS.9.V Solarite. $7 95; W. Va Pocahontas.

Va. Lumn or Eee. All grades stoker coal. $1.15 up Brown Coal 819 S. 22d CH.

1919. iwun jjcu I. tu luc Duelling. irLI)VFI I June ISABELLA Wed EDliCATHDN SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 16. 1943.

wife of the late James C. Cald BiLLbOLD Lost, containing money and draft card Order No. 2301. Return to S. E.

Miles. 9325 Ladue rd. county. Rewarfl. WY.

042O THE loo. to Zion's Church. St. Joe, 111. Interment St.

Joe, III. NOVACK. BENJAMIN H. Beloved father of Mrs. Dorothv Longlnette.

Mrs. Sarah Gould. Mrs. Lena Shanker, Ike and Morns Novark. Funeral frrtm Berger Memorial.

McPherson at Walton, a. m. ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC: ELECTRIC WIRING and repairs. Hamp-ton Electric, 5852 Hampton.

FL. 6540. LEARN WELDING Alreratt. te ifeeley IHSTITUTI DWIGHT ILLINOIS oen. Eisenhower is expected to spend a few days more in the Fifth Army area looking over training center.

well, dear mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Services at Lupton Chapel. 7233 Delmar. pa. Interment Valhalla Cemetery.

TET BILLFOLD leather; contents i money, pay check, ate; reward. Fox. KO. 49S1. BUY YOUR COAL NOW All grades conn-tv lumn and Rlumhnff Coal 110 East Grand.

CHcstnut 1160. ATLAS ALUMINUM WELDING CO. 29 vesrn sueeessful Student 2913 N. Broadway. CEnrral 1114.

ELF.CtRIC WIRING Melvin Snvde'r." 5511 or CO. S366. 3887 Delmar. I.