St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 29

THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1943. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9C ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH COAL. CORDWOOD.

KINDLING 1 OPEN THURSDAY FRIDAY TO 9 P. M. ST. LOUIS CIO BOARD 500 USED CAR DEALERS OVER MT. AUBURN MARKET 4128 ASTON AVE.

WELLSTON CHICKS 25,000 BACKS STOKE VOW ASSAIL CEILING PLAN KZSY SMOKELESS FUEL af SPECIAL PRICES! THURSDAY CASH and CARRY VEAL Sbouldir 12c I LAMB ft'. 27'ISTEAK Potltrhous 39' PORK Ctnttr QCc I II PA I OQ I CHOPS Cut 00 I EMU Loin CO RIBS fcW AND FRIDAY No Phone Orders Would Create Worst Black STARTER MASH FEEDERS FOUNTS Resolution to Be Introduced at Meeting of Council Lewis Denounced. No Mail Orders No Deliveries Market, They Say at Stormy A Hearing. "Guarantees Heat" This popular fuel is available Right Now, so order at once and benefit by present low price. 1 PHONE FRanklin 2438.

INLAND VALLEY COAL COMPANY 325 S. VANDEVENTER AV. Asckw Ole Lb. Ols) Jnetaa er Fol9.r Caff Lb. 30c; fmid Limit las.

24 (In 2 loses 'Tomato Jule. 46-Oi. 21 Cier Of. lie I Salad Drmit, 24 Os. 23c Kosher Picklrs QK lie I Whit Peaches.

No. 1 Can 10c Mt. Aehera Floer i Lbs. 22c Wilson Milk 3 Cam 28c The Executive Board of the St. V000 OPEN 1 Thursday Friday Nite to 9 The Government-proposed on used car prices would cre 2651 CHOUTEAU 4 lbs.

Omega cake flour 27 Louis CIO Council adopted unanimously last night a resolution sup FUNERAL DIRECTORS ate "the worst black market this DEATHS porting the no-strike pledge made MAKINA. BARBARA (nee RaJek) 1S28 BUSINESS PERSONALS Calvin F. Feutz Funeral Home 4828 NATURAL. BRIDGE. EV.

2787. S. 13th. May 5, 1943, beloved wife of George Maklna, dear mother of George Paul Kose Vargo, Marie and Ed nation has seen," dealers contended today at a stormy conference with officials of the Office of Price Administration at the De Soto year by CIO President Philip The resolution will be introduced by the Board at the regular meeting of the CIO Council next Wednesday night. The res CEMETERIES ward F.

Maklna. dear molher-ln-law, aunt and grandmother. BIRTH CERTIFICATES FAST SERVICE IN ALL STATES 10 lbs. Omega klV 55' Funeral May 8. 7:30 a.

Trom OAK GROVE Moydell's. Mississippi and Allen to St. John Nepomuk Church. Interment New olution quoted the CIO President ss. ana Paul's cemetery.

as follows: The meeting, one of three such conferences scheduled by the 'THE FINEST" "I am not going to break my no-strike pact with the President MARR-TAKBE, HENRIETTA 2807A McNair, May 5, 1943, beloved wife of George Marr, dear mother of Edward, Walter and Mervln Tarde. Geome and OPA, was attended by 500 repre CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM FOR INFORMATION AND COST WRITE, PHONE OR CALL GIVING DATE AND STATE OF BIRTH sentatives of used car dealers in CREMATORY of the United States of America, Pvt. Theodore Marr, dear sister of Caro- I the Dallas, Chicago, Atlanta and line Eschelbach and our dear mother-in- reOO ST. CHARLES ROAD CA. 8604 law, sister-in-law, grandmother and aunt.

Kansas City regions. STREET CAR AND BUS TO ENTRANCE jninerai irom Witt cnapei, S. Jefferson. 2 D. to New Picker The dealers marshaled their objections to price regulation at a CEMETERY LOTS Cemetery.

I should not like to have it said about American labor that you or I leaned over the dying body of an American soldier and said, 'Son, you wouldn't be dying today if I had done my job back This issue is bigger than any of the OAK GROVE 12-Erave lot. S245: Val caucus yesterday, and when the MARTENS. DR. EDWARD J. 8324 El nana, graves, iJo; "arn more.

May 6. 1943. beloved nus- lot, sua; ana otners. u. 7215.

conference opened today, they BIRTH CERTIFICATE SERVICE 818 OLIVE STREET ST. LOUIS, MO. PHONE CHESTNUT 263? band of Adclla Martens (tie Sicking), opened fire on the OPA representa FLORISTS dear ratner oi William, airs, tjauierine Mlawson, Dr. Vernon and Dr. Irvin Martens, our dear brother, aon-ln-law, grandfather unrt uncle petty things over which we strug NETTIE'S FLOWER SHOP tives with a barrage of vehement complaints regarding Government 3801 S.

Grand. Funeral from Clark Funeral Home, 1125 I Open dally to 9 p. m. gle In the United States today, because on the outcome depends the future of freedom of the proposals. Sunday.

5 p. m. nana tm. LOST AND FOUND VICTORY GARDENS It's flavored! It's whole wheat! it's the Spoonful of Fitness that's fun to eatl A flavor-mellowed cereal! The wonderful flavor is right in. In a taste test 4 out of 5 were sincerely enthusiastic about this new taste thrill.

You will be, too! Tender spoon-sized morsels! The most convenient cereal to serve. And every time you dip into a bowl of Shreddics you bring up a perfect-sized spoonful of tender," cruncby goodness. GET GOING RIGHT, EAT SHREDDIESI Every bite of Shreddies is not only delicious but truly nourishing. It's DEATHS world." Bt.M'Kll', I1AXT1E W. 5366 Lotus, TOMATO PLANTS Transplanted plants, (2 per bunortO.

7334 Fhnrp. The Executive Board resolved to Dealers now have in stock only about 200,000 used cars, or less than 1 per cent of the 26 million machines, OPA officials were told in heated discussions from the floor. Imposition of a price ceil May 5. 1943. beloved aunt of Francis H.

Bentrtip, dear aixter of Gustave Harry G. and Clement N. BentruD. our "denounce" the statement of Jtohn OAS RATION A BOOH Lost. James Dun a n.

Ml 61 Suburban (rear). GLASSES Lost pint shell rimmed: in Ambassador Theatar washroom last Frl- sy. Keward. tiK. 9412.

KEY RING Lost; 12-15 keys; raward. ST. 642S. KEYS Lost; on key chain; reward. ST ROIR.

L. Lewis, president of the United dear sister, aunt mid great-aunt. mineral May 3:15 p. from Drehninnn Harral Chapel, 1905 Union, to Mine Workers of America, that the no-strike pledge is no longer BUSINESS DIRECTORY ASH HAULING ing would make the buying and Yalnalla Cemetery. KMTTTNo YELLOW vVooL 6Ckl5 selling price the same, forcing BOVI.AN, KMMETT S45 W.

Quick aarvlcsL ASHES, rubbish hauled Brown, CH. 5901, 210 iUM Kimnam aaierp in Je.iue. Mav Deimar. "We disassociate ourselves," the Board said, "from the acts and dealers out of business, but having little or no control over sales IF lOU want your asnes hauled. Just 5, 1943, 4:45 p.

beloved husband of Mamie Staehle Boylan. dear father of Madeline N. Kaseher. Vlrclnla E. Lena Rite.

117 Colorado. LO. 69'2. statements of any CIO member or Hoaiamont. Time later.

MTTSCHI-ER. MA CDF, (ne Ponghfr 1244 Highland May 5, 1943. beloved wife of Fred J. Mutschler, dear mother of Robert C. Mutschler and dear mother-in-law.

Funeral May 7, 2 p. from the Geo. Plettsoh Chapel, Silfifi F.aston av. Interment St. Matthew's Cemetery.

Parking lot in rear of chapel. OKIII.FR, I.1EIT. TILLMAN At T.x- eter, April 2H, 1943, ion of Mrs. Antolaetta Oeliler, brother of Sergt. William Carl, Dixie and Mary Louis Oehler.

Funeral from the Robt. J. Ambruster Mortuary. Clayton rd. at Concordia Lane, 30 a.

to the New Cathedral. Interment National Cematery. PFIFFNER. EMMA (ne Mofmann) Of Detroit. May 4, 1943.

dear wife of the lata Albert Pflffncr, mother of Nettle B. Reea of Detroit. and the late Victor E. Pflffner, sister of Arthur Hofmann, Tillie Hofmann and Kata Flummer. of Dallas, Tex.

Funeral from John H. Gebken Son's Chapel, 2630 GraVois, May 8. 10:30 a. to St. John the Baptist Church.

Interment Old SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. IN STATE AFTER 12 O'CLOCK NOON. FRIDAY. among inaivmuais, it was con GENERAL HAULING of all kinds.

and Bille Jeanne Boylan, our dear brother. officer who gives support to John tended. Lost; between downtown bt. Louis ana East St. Louis; reward.

Meyers, HI. 6251. between 9 and 4. PART OF GOLD MESH FOB Lost; Wednesday, with topas pendant; reward. J.

C. Jones, 8th floor, 407 N. Hth at. PIN Lost: diamond, platinum oval; reward FO. 3300.

Apt. 916. POCKETHOOK Lost; tan alligator: ior-est Hark rewara. RE. 1374.

PURSE Lost; sua striped, with money. brother-in-law, father-in-law, xrandfather and uncle. Funeral 2 p. from Mlttelherg t-parrow 9704 S. Broadway.

BRICKLAYING TUCKPOINTING Furthermore, the Irate dealers made Irom IWVo wbole wheat. L. Lewis in his acts against the war effort and the welfare of the charged, the nation's transporta rhlmnev r.i.alrlnf. Funeral Home, w. Locuwofld wen, ster Groves.

Interment AJlenton Ceme, American workers." Mesnlarlch, 1O0S0 Sterling dr. GO. 959S tery. Member of Camp No. 5187, M.

W. of A. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS in Forest Park: rewara. iv. i.

$123,349 FEE CLAIMED BKISI.ANE, JAMES F. 2525 McLaran Initials K. PURSE Lost: lady's black CARPENTER CONTRACTOR av. Mav 4. 1943.

8:05 L. reward. FO. 8293. tion system would be Impaired as the result of used-car owners storing their machines on blocks rather than selling them at controlled prices.

They contended this was demonstrated by results from the used-truck ceiling established April beloved husband of Margaret M. Brislane BY HOLC COUNSEL DENIED 200 new homes of experience: will do any PURSE Lost; contains ration books please return; reward. LA. 5363. nee White), dear rather or rnuip, fit-phen, Elizabeth.

Cecelia, James and Louisi Brislane and Hister Mary Blanche of St. Josciih'a Order dear brother of Mrs, RATION BOOK NO. Lost. type oi repair or remodeling that a house or garage might need; also roots. Call Irvin S.

trury. i'L. 8324, 5227A Murdoch. L. Schalnhlutt, DE.

11 SO, Frances Kotchfnrd, dear grandfather, Buluvs JUNGS Lost; 2 ladles diamond CARPENTER and.rei.alr work; all kind. iio. fieners insist on tno maximum father-in-law and uncle. Mineral Mav 7. 8:30 a.

Jn. After only 15 minutes deliberation, a Federal Court jury yesterday returned a verdict denying any compensation to S. A. Cun-nlnsrham, former assistant State Baumgartner. L( 6.

3635 Llermar RATHMANN, KATIE (nee Frets) 4536 S. Comnton. asleeD In Jesus. Mav 5 CARPET AND RUG CLEANING price, with the result that, there have been no trucks purchased in Kansas City and Omaha since the from Btroot-Cairoll Funeral Home. 4600 Natural Bridxe to Corpus Chrlstl Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member of Holy Name Society of Corpus 1943, 5:05 p. dear mother of Charles Harry George Arthur W. Kath SPECIAL 9x12. $2.25 wrist 'watch; reward, tu.

uasa. SPRING COAT Lost- black; City Limits car; reward. RO. 7948. TOY BULL DOG Lost, female; pet namt, Paddy; reward.

SI. 1085 after 6. WALLfct Lost; and keys; reward. GR. H746 Albrecht.

WATCH Lost; off band; Skyline Restau- rant, Delmar between Skyline, Kuclld; sentimental value. Box K-lll, counsel for the Home Owners' ClirlsU Church. celling was Imposed, and only four Chemically renovated through and thrtmgti. Loan Corporation, who had sued nunvFMFIFIt. MORITZ S534 T.ticv rurnlture service.

34( Walnut. NE. in St. Louis, they said. Thun.

Mav B. 11143. Unloved husband of The Government has proposed Frances Bronemeler (nee Srhrampfl. dear CONCRETE AND CEMENT WORK for $123,349 he claimed was due him for services as trustee in fore iHiiirr or Marie Bauer. Morltz and Joseiih that used car dealers get a 10 per CONCRETE New and reconstruction; no closing 3323 mortgages held by the cent increase on the price of mod els they recondition and guaran job too small or too big.

We do all forming, sidewalks, retaining walla. foundations and driveways. FOREST HILLS CONST. 5506 Natural Bridge. MU.

7370. tee, but the dealers contend that, HOLC. Cunningham, who Is 70 years old and lives at 3727 Lee avenue, claimed the fees under a State WATCH Lost; man's gold Vacheron-Con-stantlna and bracelet; reward. TK- 4-7771. WEDDING RING Lost; man's in jewelry box- reward.

FR. 4258. WRIST WATCH Lost; green gold; Par-ker; 17-jtwel: leather band; reward; keepsake. KI. 47 5W.

WRIST WATCH Lost; Bulova, diamond with such a strict guarantee, they GRANITOID, concrete, new work, re placet mann and Mri. William it. (iieseainp. our dear mother-in-law, grandmother ana aunt in her M2d year. Body will He in state Belderwleden South Side Funeral Home, 3820 Chippewa, until 12 noon Sat.

Services same day, 2 p. at St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Alaska and Taft avs. Interment 8L Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. RF.ASOR, DRrsiLLA i.

May 5, 1943, beloved wife of Howard Reasor, dear mother of Howard James Reasor, daughter ot Mrs. Alice and the late D. P. Bchnellbach-er, sister of Robert Schnellbacher. Notice of funeral later.

PARKER SERVICE. R1TTF.R, THOMAS A. 3fi35 Humphrey, entered Into rest May 5, 10:15 a. beloved husband of Henrietta Hitter nee Traynor), dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral May 8, 1:30 p.

from Bronemeler, our dear crandfather. Funeral from Oscar J. Hoffmetster Funeral Home, 4016 Chippewa at Gra-vols. May 8, 3 p. m.

Interment New su Marcua Cemetery. BEN B. Entered Into rest. May 6, 1943, father of John and David Campbell, brother of Eusene, Charles and Robert Campbell. Funeral from Rowland Mortuary.

4355 Washington, 2 p. to Valhalla Cemetery. COLE, RAItAH May B. 1943. beloved wouia need a 20 per cent increase, ment.

repairs; experienced men, new prompt quotations. Vulkna Const. 7722 Big Bend. ST. 3546.

statute awarding trustees commis setting: black band Manchester car; REPAIKS Building, concrete and wails 179 PLACED ON ELIGIBLE reward. PR. 5547. repaired; porciies raised; tuck pointing. etc Williams, 5526 Jsnet.

EV. 7799. Lost; lady's yellow gold, WRIST WATCH LISTS AFTER FIREMAN TESTS MU. 193. keepsake; reward ANYTHING In concrete; porches tep "SHREDDIES" it an exclusive product of fMiip tgggjj NAIISCO NATIONAL tISCUIT COMPANY pcEx i in 'fmmmmim9immijgi i -J i hi jf 'f I I x- AdSr-fff -J Mm '''Ml.

-BSS 4 'f I 7r- U'YT Rd. etc. Clotfelter. 532 Walton. Rt sx WATCH Lost Bulova man's mother of George jonn Mrs.

Smith, and Mrs. Mvra Hlnkle. dear moth Kirk Kirk. 1065. Rolex Clay.

Woodbine; rtward. I 1 ST WATCH Lost; mans Prince; liberal reward. CA. 6256 er-in-law, grandmother and great-grand- sions in foreclosures, but the HOLC presented evidence that its executives served as trustees with the understanding they would receive no extra compensation for this work. Cunningham was associated with the HOLC from 1933 to 1941, serving as assistant State manager before he was transferred to the legal department.

motnar. Funeral from Edith E. Amhruster New Zlegenheln Mortuary. o4u uravoia. Colonial Funeral Home, 4053 Lindell, DETECTIVES DETECTIVE UtRtAU shadows, traces, locates everywhere; strictly confidential; licensed, bonded.

A. 0776 or DE. 2 527, DETECTIVE KEN shadows, locates, ver ify or disprove suspicions; strictly con-fidentlal; licensed, bonded. PA. 888 SPECIAL NOTICES at Holly Hills, to calvary cemetery, stir.

r.rnnr.F sr. 484Q Austria. SPECIAL NOTICE William J. Bishop of 4022A s. Broadway, city oi at.

Louis. State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRING City Personnel Director R. Elliott Scearce announced today that 179 of the 332 men who took the written examination for appointment as city firemen would be placed on the eligible list of candidates to take 133 places in the Fire Department that Fire Chief Frank Egenriether intends to fill. In addition to the written examination, the 179 also qualified in the medical test, the physical performance test and a character May 4. 1943, beloved husband of Pauline SalR (nee Scheming), dear father of William.

Oeorge Uumli Sueher and August SalK, dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother and uncle. Services 1 p. at John L. enhein and Sons Funeral Home. T027 Gravois.

Interment Sunset Burial Park. Mav 8. to MuldlebrooK, Mo. Services ri. evening, May 7, p.

m. EICKHOUST. LENA (nee Franke) 40S Sidney May 4, 1943, 7:15 p. beloved wife of Charlca Elckhorst dear mother of Charles Jr. and Staff Serct.

Henry Elckhorst, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, stater-ln-law, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral May 7, 2 p. from Weick Bros." Funeral Parlors. 412 Duchouquett to New Picker Cemetery. CRUNOW SPECIALIZED SERVICE Gen- any debts contracted alter April 1943.

by anyone except myself. (Signed) WILLIAM J. BISHOP. ulne parts; other refrigerators repaired. Showboat, 2618 Chouteaa PR.

7030. WASHERS Vacuums, repaired, au makes. Wnndell. 2837 Ohio. LA.

8173 HAVE YOU DISCOVERED PERSONAL SCI! APPNFR, AGNES ne Kraber) MARGIE Drop me a card or phone and. 1 1 1. I 6Hb6 Astra. May 5, 1943, 6:02 p. beloved wire of the late ueorss rienapp- SPECIAL NOTICE Will the persons who ler.

ner dear mother of Mrs. John Hcnoi fl'SH'K. FRANK 1. 321 BA Ijifayette, May el. 1043, be.

he. ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC. ELKCTK 1C WlK I NG and n'palrs Hampton Flei tnc, 5852 Hampton. FL.

6540i. UTGMTlvIn Snyder, 5511 or GO. 8366. 3887 Delmsr. Mrs.

Walter Oowlck, Mrs. Karl Fleschert entered into rest Thur rest Mild the late MUlon Bohaimner, dear sister loved husband of the late F.mma CuMck aw a laay ian ne uuvi-iihk a bus at Jennings rd. and West Flor-risant about 2 o'clock Wednesday, March 24. please telephone MA. 1700 (nee Stahl).

dear brother of John. Mrs, 'S? MAMMA or i. mil. HARDWOOD FLOORS WE can lay the best grade hardwood floor WILL PERSONS who saw lady fall as she was alighting from Cherokee bus at over 2 rooms (or the price of 1 rug; will last longer and took better; refin- laft and Gravois about p. bun day.

May 2, please callHI. 2047 ishing old floors a specialty. Lawsoa 1 HOME TO I MAMMA'S Floor Co. 1902 Maurv av. GR.

ftOfi.T. Molly Kellly and Robert Cuslck, our dear brnther-ln-law. Funeral from Howard Funeral Home, 4212 St. Louis. Time later.

KARRFI.L. THFRF.SA F.ntered. Into rest Mav 5, 194a. 5:45 p. beloved wife of the l.i Michael Farrell.

dear mother of the late John Farrell. dear aunt of Mrs. of Kvanston. 111. Funeral May 8 9:30 a.

from Ooodhnit A (4odhrt runernl Home, 2N St. Louis av. to St. Leo's Church. Interment National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks, Mo.

BUSINESS PERSONALS Investigation. Originally 621 men applied for places in the department. Of these, 65 were rejected because of age and places of residence, 52 failed in the written examination, 36 failed in the medical test, 25 failed In the physical performance test, four did not pass the chnructer examination and 30 did not appear for the physical examination. Among those who took the tests Qwere 33 firemen, now on the payroll, who were appointed last year lineal. 4U 1 i rlA'OK SANDING, reiinlalilng like new; right prices: prompt service- guaranteed.

Midwest. 7004 Corbl't. PA. 5577. HOSPITALIZATION of Frances Lgger and William Raider, dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt-Funeral May 8, 8:30 a.

m. from St root-Carroll Funeral Home, 4600 Natural Bridge, to Church of The Nativity. Interment Calvary Cemetery. SCIIMID, FREDERICK W. 3141 N.

11th- entered Into rest Mav 4. 1943, beloved husband of Clara Schmld (nee Gonienbach clear father of Marie Yoig and the late Frederick Jr. our dear brother, brother-in-law, father-lu-law. grandfather and uncle. Funeral May 7.

8:30 a. from W. A. Stock Mortuary, Grand and Florissant, to Holy Trinitv Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery, air.

Schmid was mem-her of Blair Mutual Aid and Progressive Mutual Aid Societies and Schwaben Vs-rein. Cf-iroW-TWlY 11-ITTIiU ID rt.la Insurance now available for entire family iioit. Edj FLOOR SANDERS to xnL Deimar. kO. 774 1.

ngt.isisi.y:gj.iit.f3is,ifni;n at low rates, including surgeon bills Covers operations and sickness and ac FI.0611 RKMNTSlHS'G. laid; special floor ji virions cident from any eause. Carries $1000 death benefit, wage reimbursement optional. Write Room 1205. Mississippi For wonderful pancakes nuist folks here use Mamma's.

Join them, iirt fresh-packed, all-ready-mlxed Mamma's (IOe add milk or water that' It. FlsHMAN. TAIL Beltived husband of Valley Trust St. Louis. HOSPITAL Insurance year.

CH. 5334, Thick or thin a whole grain, ilnnn- INSULATION ROCK VVUOL blown In for efficient inaulsv-tton. Estimates given. ug, 1111 HILL-BEHAN 6J0O PAGE Federal Life Hoatmen nans nmg. to-eartn taste different from all others, IF looking for the Christian way of life Uoublo Eal.

Stamp. In tvrry package and X. I i wcicncy coam. or these, 29 passed all examina NO RATION POINTS NEEDED tions, one failed and three had klay 5. 1943." husband of Verona Schroeder (net Kslaer).

father of their examinations postponed be Pvt. Marvin Schroeder and the lata Lor raine Schroedcr, I ather-ln-law, brother and send for a free Gospel of John. Chrts-tlon Business Men's Committee. P. O.

Box 123. St. Louis Mo. TOOL WORK WM. Can give immediate attention to high-rated prlorlly orders for design and fabrication of tools, dies, tigs and fixtures, any type or slse.

Box J-173, BLEEP IN cfiKTWnT vV'e will call vou every day or night; weekly rales 50c Wake Up Service JE. 8147. YOUR ivmuunalilp improved in 3 hours uncle LANDSCAPING BLUE GRASS SOD 1 acre. E. A.

I manni2iiH F.aston. Mt! 073H by load or small Iota; reaaonsble. R. Pointer. 2(l20 Herklev.

HI. SS42 trees, cavities. ST. 339 A. 6003 Anna Knnl.tr rishman.

dear father of Harold. Florence and Joyce Fishman, son of Rubin Fishman and brother of Mrs. Anna Summers and Morris Kishman. Funeral from B-rger Memorial, McPher-son at Walton. 1 p.

ni. KRIF.ni.ANI, lllRM.Il May 5, 1943, beloved son of Pitul and Ida Fried-land, dear brother of Pvt. Karvln Fried-land, our dear nephew and grandson. Funeral from Oxenhancller Funeral Home, 4489 Washington. Funeral 3 p.

ni. GRl F.NNAGEL. ADAM (Sunny Green) Marine av May 5, loar brol tier of August ilruennsgel, our dear brother-in-law anil uncle. Funeral 1 p. from McLaughlin's.

2301 Lnl'syrtte. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery. Member of Cache Lodgt cause of injuries suffered in line of duty. Highest grade of 95.6 was made by one of the present firemen, George Rebman, 5812 Highland avenue.

Funeral 2 p. from Hackman Bane Funeral Hume, 326 N. th SI. Charles, to linnmnucl Lutheran Cemetery. te Osment.

St. Louis. guaranteed 1 ru LINOLEUM LAID TOKYO ADMITS SUBMARINES lAKl-riT LI oTJeTTm" sT a LLa TI6 Si COAL. CORDWOOD. KINDLING tA.

inns. 7i HEM AN, OPERATE OFF COAST OF JAPAN PRICES WILL GO UP MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES Buy now, on summer low; so that we mav GAS RANGES REPAIRED!" oven NEW YORK, May 6 repalred and adjusted. Walker Servue 4633 St. Louis. EV 2.173 give you tne pest avauauie.

now have an ample supply of hard structure coal, suitable for storing. You can get the best by placing your order and deliver direct from car. Japanese naval spokesman, Riichl Tanaka, admitted last night that Allied submarines had come as GUTTERING Spouting furnace repa.r. a3B Mat. Bridge.

MU. 900O. BALDWIN 827 S. 23rd. CE.

0303 PAINTING close as two miles from the coast of Japan to harass shipping. BUY COAL NOW. Mine prices uncertain due to unsettled conditions; premium Weit Virginia, Pocahontas. Virginia on track: briquettes, Solarite. $7.95.

Brown, Interment Lutheran Cemetery. SWEENEY. JAMES A. 2308A Mullan- phy May 5. 1943, 5:50 p.

brlov'id brother of Margaret Sweeney, the In In William. John and Edward Sweeney, Mrs. Nellie Bray and Catherine Sweeney, our dear uncle. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors.

3840 Lindell bl May 8:30 a. to St. Leo's Church, 23d and Mul-lanphv st. Interment Alton, 111. Alton (111.) papers please copy.

TAFF, ELEANOR BABLER At Tucson. May 5, 1943. wife of George E. Taff, mother of Susan Elizabeth Taff. daughter of Henry Babler, sister of Ruth Babler.

Service in the Great Hall of the Robert J. Ambruster Mortuary, Clayton rd. at Concordia Lane. Notice of time later. ELLI'TINI, BETTINA (nee Vannurel) Entered Into rest May 6.

1943, 2:15 a. beloved wile of Joseph Vel-lutini, dear mother of Julia Gavosto, Romeo Vellutini and Anna Barsantl, dear grandmother of Pvt. Angelo Gavosto, Billv and Buddy Vellutini and Betty Bar'santi, our dear mother-in-law. Funeral from P. Miceli Son's Funeral Parlors, 1150 N.

Kingshighwav, May 8. 8 a. to St. Charies Borromeo Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

uinr.E. CONRAD J. 3447 Humphrey. CALL GO. 4895 for painting; outside Jol.J that wear longer.

J. A juj ji. Newstead. mm Tim mm i 'fiMTS Lauding crews of small patrol 81 S. 2nq, JM.

ia. boats, Tanaka said in a broadcast that Allied submarines "come up anywhere," and that one patrol r.OAl DEALERS. ATTENTON! Fireballs on track-, loaded in yoar truck. Kllgore Coal 2613 Woodson, Win. 0162, boat had chased a submarine about 1.8 miles from land.

PAPER HANGING AND CLEANING PAPER CLEANING 41.25 a room ail up. 18 years in business. Bill Pike. 4102 Deimar. FR.

8713. PAPERING AND PAINTING Work 're sonable. Cail Billings. JB. 3166.

3923 Deimar. PAPERING, painting- reasonable; firit-class. Withnell. 20f)7A Keerv rv itn United States submarine com WE have plenty coal to- meet Uie emergency: stoker coals. Cantine 10-mesh.

$4 50, loads. Roe Coals. Inc. 3200 St Vincent, GR- 1122 BAG COAL, 18 100 bags. $14, deljv-ered; 6 baskets kindling, $2.

CO. 34o4. manders have told of daring raids on the Japanese coast one even sinking a warship as it was being PAPER CLEANING By experienotej man. Frank, JE. 6195.

duio ueimar. Outlman. 2153 Cherry. (leaning, paint washing. Bus- THEY'LL REALLY LOVE FAMOUS ter crown, Montcialr.

RO. 3115. launched but Japanese broadcasts recorded heretofore have not mentioned them. BUY YOUR COAL NOW All grades coun-ty lump and egg. Blumoff Coal 110 E.

Grand. CHestnut 1160 W. VA. NUT 250 tons, ton, while it lasts. Brandls.

4251 Laclede. NE. 6363. rarnii A.Ntiir.G Paintirg. Becker.

1310 Monroe. CF Mav 4, 1943, 4 a. beloved husband of Eva Wigge (nee Pausback). dear WALL PAPER steamer for renL S3 dally. Volk, 3101B S.

Jefferson. father ot ueut. uienn ana James wigge. rter heather nf T.itlian and Harrv Wicee. JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS WANTED HIGH LOW RAIN KH3sLBD Funeral from Kutis Funeral Home.

2906 mi PLASTERING Plastering Ceilinq Patches teraay's Waatfaar Boraaa Reports) Gravois May 7. 8:30 a. m. tit quiem mass Pope St. Plus Church.

Interment SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. VTENUP, 4526 St Louis. CO. 25 CALL HESSELMYER for anv plastering job.

LA. 4559. 1 924 A Arsenal WOrtlRLE, HATTIE E. May 4. Hlrb.

Law. Rain iv4d. b. aear aaugnier oi ini s) BAKED IN! No. 416.

A. K. and A. M. HAI.l.ETT, KLLIS AltCIIF.R Entered Into rest Atuv 5, 1943.

husband of Alice Erudder Hallett, father of Ellis Archer Hallet Mrs. Wayman Whitte-more and Alice S. Hallett. Due notice of funeral later. HAM.

NORMA (nee Bnlrd) Beloved wife of Frank E. Ham. dear mother of Frank Jean Marie Ham, dear sister of David Baird. Funeral May 8, from Cullen and Kelly Chapet. 141ft N.

Taylor. Muss at a. at the Church of the Visitation. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HKRKMANN.

ELNOR -8452 Lackland, May 4, 1943, dear brother of Katherine. Emily. Ada and Edgar, our dear cousin. Funeral Mav 8, 2:30 p. from Baumann Funeral Home.

2504 Woodson Overland. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. ni'LLER. MART G. 2700A Arsenal.

May 4, 1943. 11 :30 a. dear sister of Louise, Albertina, Frances, Ann and Erwln Huller, our dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Kutia Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois.

May 7. 9 a. m. Requiem mass St. Wenceslaus Ctmrch.

Interment SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. ll'WER. MICHAEL 3800 Main May 4, 1943, 4 p. beloved husband of Catherine Juwer (nee Grosi, dear father of Kva Eisenmann Max, John and Michael Juwer, our dear father-in-law and grandfather.

Funeral from Kutts Funeral Home. 290H Gravois, May 7, 9:30 a. m. Requiem Mass St. Agnes Church.

Interment Old SS. Peter and Paul's Cemtttry. KFLAH4N, FRANK J. Entered into rest May 4, 1943, dear husband of the late Margaret Kelahan (nee Graham), dear father of Margaret and Frank R. Kelahan, dear brother of John R.

and Mamie A. Kelahan. our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral May 7, 8:30 a. from W.

A. Stock Mortuary, Grand and Florissant to St. Philip Neri Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. KELPE, MARIA L.

(MRS) Of Foristell, entered into rest May 5. 1943. beloved husband of the late FTedrick Kelpe, dear mother of Mrs. Anna L. En-riers.

and Mrs. Josie C. Renick, dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Body in state at Pitman Funeral Home, Wentsville. Mo.

Funeral at chapel May 8. 2 p. m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery, St. Louis.

KOCH. S. LOI IS 3700 Taft May 5, 1943, 2:35 p. dear husband of Emllie Koch (nee Ringwald), dear father of Mrs. Ida L.

Keim. dear father-in-law of William J. Kelm. dear grandfather of William L. Kelm, U.

S. dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from Wacker-Helderle Chapel. 3634 Gravois 8, 2:15 p. m.

Interment Hiram Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Brewers' and Malsters' Union No. fl. late Albert and Anna Woehrle (nee Atlanta Boston Lutteke). dear sister of Albert P.

and t'hirSKO Harry J. Woehrle, dear sister-in-law, aunt PLUMBING LET US take care of your plumbing; ou prices are right. Qulnn Plumbing Co-6380 Alamo. PA. 4191.

and cousin. Funeral from Schumacher Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec. May 7. 1:30 24-HOUR SERVICE Sewers electrically DIAMONDS WANTED FOR CASH Ve appraise, buy and sell estates. Out-of-town inquiries invited.

Bank references available. Get our offer before selling Diamond Rings, Bracelets, Brooches, Watches ind Antiques. THE DIAMOND SHOP "Traders in Treasures" 722 LOCUST CH. 1082 Established 32 Years opened. Kellogg, 3157 Watson.

HI. 22 17 p. m. interment St. Maiinew temeiery.

A member ot Tower Grove Chapter No. 445. O. E. S.

K3 60 B8 48 87 83 KK 91 () .45 70 40 63 59 .12 90 70 88 62 .25 91 71 78 73 S5 48 89 70 73 92 79 49 .61 63 65 92 70 93 69 86 65 72 50 WOODMAN-SEE. MRS. CATHERINE E. Cincinnati Columbia, Mo, Denver Detroit Fort Worth Kansas City Memphis Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York Omaha Pittsburgh St. Louis City Airoort Sprinf-field, Mo.

Washington, D. C. (nee Clements) 7433A Commonwealth AV Mnnl-wood. Mo Mav 4. 1943.

ROOFING AND SIDING ANY type roof repaired; also new roots. Barnett, 4959 Maple. RO. 3607. CALL Votaw, GR.

1S96. roofing. siding, rock-wool Insulation; 12 months to Day. 4105 Tholotan. FOR LEAKS in roof or new roofs "of" any kind.

Central Roof A Siding 3665 Market st. JE. 0751, FO. iSS. 4:35 p.

beloved wife of the late Ira M. Woodmansee. dear mother of Mrs. Olive Webber. George Earl Woodmansee, 1IIITU F4CAT PURE, WHOLISOMI, NUTRITIOUS, U.

Villi 11 IflEJ-ll GOVT. INSPECTED HORSI MEAT When you see how your dog goes for Ken-L-Biskit and how he thrives on it you'll see why so many leading dog authorities have been specifying good, U. S. Govt. Inspected horse meat, so nigh in nutrition for their fine dogs for years! It gives your dog a meat allowance-without robbing your table! 4rvtq2, Exclusive! Nature's Richest Combination of Vitamins! Note the new green tint in Ken-L-Biskit the NATURAL color of nature's richest combination of vitamins, exclusive in Ken-L-Biskit.

This and other vitamin-rich sources give your dog ALL vitamins proved essential to bis health vitamins Bt, (G and D. EASY TO mO CONOMICAU Complete feeding directions on every package. Be sure to follow carefully. NO SUPPLEMENTAL FEEDING NECESSARY FOR A NORMALLY HEALTHY DOG IF DIRECTIONS ON PACKAGE ARE FOLLOWED. Mrs.

Lottie Auehlvan. Mrs. Pearl Bentlev. Mrs. Blanche Higbee and the late Frank wooomansee.

moiner-in-iaw, grand mother and great-grandmotner. Funeral from Leidner Chapel. 2223 St. f'EW KOOF3 htKJl-S REPAIREU Louis May 7, 1:45 p. m.

In- terment Memorial Park Cemetery wur own insured union workmen. Estimates given. DE. 111L HILL-BEHAN 6500 PAGE ROOFING Repairing; 16 years' experience. Medley, 2646 Allen.

GR. 5306. llshed Rivers' Stages at Other Cities. Pittsburgh, 16.5 leet, a fall of 0.2: Cincinnati, 20.5 feet, a fall of 0.5; Louisville, 19.6 feet, a fall of 0.6; Cairo. 34.4 feet, a fall of 2.9; Memphis, 27.9 feet, a fall of 0.7: Vlckaburg.

29.5 feet, a rise of 0.2; New Orleans, 12.3 feet, a rise of 0.1. LOST AND FOUND WANTED DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD JEWELRY. SILVER, PAWN TICKETS CONDITION NO OBJECT Our immense retail business enables us to pay you more: get Sparber's free estimate before selling. We are known all the largest buyers and sellers of used iewelry in the city; we art not pawn-irokers. H.

SPARSER CO. 705 OLIVE ST. CE. 8143 BELT BUCKLE with red. blue and green STORAGE.

MOVING, EXPRESS BONDED STORAGE' moving; reasonable. Hansen, 2501 S. Broadway. GR. 4246.

stones lost net ween Skinner ana Am- herst. PA. 2626. BILLFOLD Lost: tan: valuable cards, papers: reward. PR.

0685. MOVING Wolter's, GA. 3569. Low rates BRIEF CASE Lost; black leather; em anywhere. 8155 Enright.

VON DER AHE Local, distance week WANTED AT ONCE Watches, any size, any condition. Bring, send or phone GA. 4678. B. Lowe.

414 Holland 211 N. 7th 1812 Belt-' GO. V733 trips. Chicago. Mod by thm Makers of KEN-URATION ployment papers: reward.

LA. 2116. CHEVROLET TAIL GATES Lost; on Oakland or Clayton. HI. 797; reward.

CLASS RING Lost; St. Louis U. High and yellow gold ring set with large pearl; Chase Hotel: reward. FL. 4538 KARST-FRITON.

jewelry. LI KI Hp E5 "ff n. rod Dress Jf up with I free recipas of your orocar's ISA Draii It ya with CH. 0133 614 Olive DIAMOND PIN Lost; bowknot; liberal ions rewara. to.

oioi. DIAMONDS, old gold; silver; auto calls. MOVING Local, distance; low rates. 1418 8. Broadway.

GA. 3182 SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED HAIR REMOVED permanently, multiple needle; medical reference: years of experience; consultation without charge. ESTHER L. FOX 805 ARCADE BLDG. CH.

B211 PiiRMAfcN'YLV Multiple needle, elec? trolysis: 35 years' experience in St. DOG Lost; small, brown red harness: MILLERS, 505 Olive. GA. 0471 Pine Lawn; reward. ATw.

247 w. LA CROIX. HELENA Formerly of 51 28 Minerva, May 5. 1943. 3 a.

beloved sister of the lata Herbert, Josephine and Emma La Croix. DOG Lost brown, wbite. maie. bobtail; reward. GRand 4804.

EXCHANGE PANELS OF KEN-L-BISKIT FOR EAGLE STAMPS CASH Old gold, broken jeweiry, silver, kodaks, diamonds. Miller. 205 N. 6th. DIAMONDS Wtd.

High prices for dia-monds and old gold. Krisman-Frey, Jewelers, second floor. 407 N. 8th. FRATERNITY PIN Lost' jeweled; Kappa runerai irom iiara runerai nome, na vr zsa u.u Bin Sigma: reward.

YO. 0640 DIAMONDS, broken Jewelry, gold, silver, LOUia All' A L. HAYHAM. 346 St. Mark's Church, thence to Calvary GAS RATION BOOK Lost; in April Cemetery.

reward. WAbash 117 8M. antiques. Friedman Jewelry, 106' N. 7tbl EUCLID.

fU 6180. Corner Persuing".