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St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 36

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i SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 75 HELP WANTED MEN. BOYS B2 1 ABPEM7BS ami BUILDERS 44 HELP WANTED MtH, BOYS 92 DEATHS 14 HELP WANTED MEN. BOYS BOTS-MEN. 16-60; must be strong and active. See Mr.

Hill, 1105A Locust st. BOYS: 18 yeara and over. 76O 8. 2nd. I SASH CHAIN OR CORD instaueo CtUirauiMiMuaj muw.

i HARRY. 3519 N. Taylor. EV. 8329 BUILDING AND REMODELING; rooms and garage built FULLER sm'g tops repaired rsniaeed: For mica.

aU colors: estimates. Hilie-man. 2615 Tennessee. PR. 4583, CLARK BROWN.

BUILDERS Remodeling and repairing. 750 BUCKLEY. RD. VI 2-5291 S1.2971 ALL PHASES of home remodeling: save by calling FO 9073. Gregory Const.

Co. 1625 Bemple ADDITIONS, steps, general carpentry: estimates. Keener-Eastham warsnau. riu yif CABPET BUS CLEANING 45 HARTVEL; 2-day service. CH 4458." CONCRETE.

CEMENT WORK 46 Foundations Poured Plywood forms, also excavating. DeViLLE BLDG. CO. 6225 Nagel DE. 1234.

SW. 2668. DON'T POUR 'TILL YOU GET OUR BlD Basement forms for rent and miser, foundations poured and excavating. W. E.

BROWN CONSTRUCTION 4204 N. Broadway. GA. 5085. CH.

4378. CONCRETE WORK Porches, steps, walks, drives; fast aeryiee: good work: fair prices. J. W. Chancellor.

MO. 1501. 2637 Alien. SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS Aluminum and frame garages; block work: free estimates; terms, up to SO months. Globe.

10716 Oak. wintieid 7783. BASEMENT finish work, porches, walks, driveways, etc. We specialize in water proofing. If it's concrete, call us.

Thomas Const. 15US Aneeiroat. ma. 9993. CONCRETE BLOCKS and cement work, garages, sidewalks, basements, steps, rooms added; complete jobs estimated.

Holliday. 4429 Aldine. NE 6092. WALKS, drives, floors, porches and garages built: brick and block work; 30 months to pay: all work guaranteed. Warco Construction 1050 Hodiamont.

CA. 9124. CONCRETE, waterproofing and block work, old concrete repaired; free estimates given. Andreas, 3454 Mackhnd. PL 232S.

CONCRETE, walks, steps, drives. basements, etc. Baumann Const. o.SOSnsUEiSOSj. REMODEL basements: all phases concrete work.

Call National. Fireside 3452. 5747 Minerva. BASEMENT forms for rent, foundations poured. Klaus.

8516 El more. WY. itio-j. CONCRETE WORK plastering, prompt. Trice.

4322 Cook, LU 5301. SIDEWALKS, basements and garages; easy terms. Fuller PA 0160. 1130M George DETECTIVES 47 MEEIDETH. MAST 8102 Vul -can April 17.

1951. wife of the late James Merideth. dear sister of Ella Baker and our dear aunt. Funeral from WITT BR08. Chanel.

2929 S. Jefferson 1 to Sandy Cemetery. Pevely. moeixer; E- -V ff tH. April laai.

ot uoxut beloved son of Elizabeth and the late Clemens J. Moeiler. dear brother of Frank J. and Victor J. Moeiler.

Adlalde T. Ecknardt and the late Mary Koust, our dear uncie and brother-in-law. Funeral from CLARK Funeral Home. 1125 Hodlamont April 23. 8:30 to St.

Barbara' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Member of Pattern Makers League. 1925. Royal League, Ivanhoe Council No. 1195.

MOORE, JOHN 6327 Wade April 19, 1991, beloved son of Margaret Moore (nee Coyne), and the late Martin F. Moore, dear brother of Martin P. Moore and Mrs. Thomas Dailey. dear nephew, cousin, uncle and brother-in-law.

Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell April 23. 8:30 a.m.. to St. James Church, Tamm and Wade avs.

Interment Calvary. MORRIS, ANlHONfT 3621 StT Louis April 17, 1951, beloved husband of Selma Morris, dear brother of Katherine Gores, George, Henry, Frank. Morris and Theresa Kamp, our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Sat. April 21, 10 a.m..

from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, ia.it and Wen. Florissant avs. Interment Frleden's Cemetery. MITSpHY. ELLEN HOWLING, April 19.

1951. wife of the late P. H. Murphy, dear aister of Mrs. Ann Parker, Maria and Michael Dowling and Rev.

Archdeacon Dowling, dear aunt of Mrs. Margaret Reynolds. Mrs. Julia Kings-land, Martin Dowling and the late Mrs. art ary uoniin.

Funeral from STUART ft SONS Funeral Home. Union and Page ADfil 21. 9:30 a.m.. to St. James Church.

Interment Cal varv Cemetery. Member of Que En of 'Rosary Sodality of St. James Church. NOYES. IDA IHLE fee Swarzel.

4967 Neosho formerly of 700 Converse St. Louis. Thurs. Apnl 19. 1951.

beloved wife of the iate Jacob Noyes. dear mother of Mm Ttpniamin V. ICellev (nee Ihle). our dear mother-in-law, aunt and great-aunt, in ber 85th year. Remains in stste at ZIEGEN HE IN BROS.

Mortuary. 6409 Gra vois at Holly Hills, until 11 a.m. Artril 21. Funeral 2 p.m. same dav from Emmanuel Evan.

St Fef. Church. 412 N. 14th East St. Louis.

Interment St. Clair Memorial Park Crneterv. lfrench village, jil Mr Noves was a member of Em manucl Ev. Ref. Church and Women's Ouild.Please omit flowers.

pick Abu. eijzabeth, 4439 a Beethoven April 18, 1951 dear sister of the late Thomas Pirkard Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER Mortuary, 4228 8. Kingshighway April 21. 1:30 p.m. Interment Lakewood Park Cemetery.

A member of Lady Haig Lodge D.O.S., who will, bold services 7:30 p.m.. and Polar Star Chapter No. 134. o.E.s., who win hold services Fri. at p.

i ALICE (nee Biehlel 250 Lucille dL beloved wife of Joseph Reynolds, dear mother of Joseph Reynolds dear sistef, mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral April 21. 10 a.m., from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home. 7456 Manchester to Valhalla Crema tory.

KICKSTEIGER. ELIZA BETH (nee Wellman. formerly of 3721 Sullivan April 19. 1951. beloved wife of Albert D.

Ricksteiger. dear mother of Mrs. Bernadine Silber, dear sister of Frank and Fred Well- man, and Sabina Le Guerrier. our dear aunt, sister-in-law and mother- in-iaw. Funeral ADril 21.

8:30 a.m. from the PROVOST Mortuary. 3710 N. Grand to Mt. Carmel Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. RIEfHMAS.V CARRIE A. (iwe Tnellniann). 4410A Athlone April 13. 1951.

10:10 a.m.. beloved wife of the late Fred J. Riechmann, dear mother of Vera K. Riechmann. dear sister of Mrs.

El sie Tanner Miller, sister-in-law of Mrs. Emma Koch, aunt and cousin. runeral from CALVIN FKIJTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge April 23, 1:30 p.m. Inter-mcnt Memorial Park Cemetery. ROWOI.D.

IDA (nee Korster). Red Bud. Asleep in Jesus April 17. 1951. beloved wife t-f the late Henry E.

Rowold. dear mother of Mrs. Ida Schuppan. Reinhold, Otto. Henry.

August, Herman. Ernst. Herbert. Edwin and the late Elma. dear mother-in-law.

sister, sister-in- ia. grandmother and aunt. Bodv will lie 1n state at DASH- NER'S, Red Bud. services 1:30 rrom mortuary to irlnity Lutheran Church. LOUIS dear father of William Rudge and Louise Craw ford, dear brother of Albert Rudce.

dear father-in-law, uncle and brother-in-law. Funeral from MORRELL BROS. Funeral Home. 4212 St. Louis April 21, 10:30 a.m.

Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. MHELI.HOKN. MET A (nee Bur-nirMcrl, 1919 S. Grand ADril 20. 1951.

2 a.m.. beloved wife of George L. Srhellhorn, dear sister nd sister-in-law. Funeral from WACKER-HELDER- LE Chapel, 3634 Gravois April 21. 2:15 p.m.

Interment Bellerontame Cemetery. Private. KI LI NOT ELL A nee Hoffman) of St. Charles. suddenly April 19.

1951. wife of the late Jos ph Selling, mother of Mrs. Tearle Gove, Harold Seiling and airs, iiorotny Koewmg. Body at HACK MANN-BAUE Funeral Home 620 Jefferson, St. Charles, until 2 p.m.

Sat. Kureral same day, 3:30 p.m.. at Fifth Street Methodist Church. MEYERS. AIGIST.

4321 Holly Hills April 18. 1951. beloved husband of Mildred Slevers (nee Muelli-n. dear father of Shirley Mae. dear son-in-law.

brother-in-law uncle and cousin. Funeral from WACKER-HEL-DERLE Chapel. 3634 Grlvois Sat. April 21, 3 p.m. Inter ment New St.

Marcus Cemrterv. Deceased was a member of Mount Morlah Lodge No. 40. A.F. ft A.M.

Iiyal Order of the Moose. Lodge 1. and American Business Men's Club. SNEEI. (I AHA E.

(nee Barnes Danville. 111.. April 18. 1951. beloved wife of John Dickson fineed.

dear mother of Mrs. Otto De Donato. Dvmple Bovd. and the iate Clara Hoescht. sister of Marie Gambill and Henry B.

Nichols, beloved grandmother of Robert B. Boyd and Dorothy Jane Fiorita. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell April 21. 2 p.m.

Interment Hiram Cemetery. A member of Belle-fontaine Chanter No. 69. O.E.S and Pride of West Shrine No. 9.

White Shrine of Jerusalem. STIPSCHITZ. AROI.INE (nee Beck). 533 Linda lane. Lemav.

April 19. 1951. fortified with the Sacraments of Holv Mother Church, beloved wife of Alois Stip-srhitz. dear mother of Frieda Fud-rovirh, and Ilei(-n Hise. dear mother-in-law.

grandmother, sister, sister-in-law. aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from C. HOFFME1STER Chapel. 7S14 S.

Broadwav. 8-30 a.m.. to St. Martin of Toiirs Church. Interment Mt.

Hope Cemetery. STOC K. II Eli MAN. 10070 Dorolhv entered into rest Wed Anr.i IS. 1951.

3:5 a.m. beloved husband Amelia Stock, dear father of Mrs. Loretta Berrv. Mrs. Jablonski.

Mrs. Bernice Opel, brother, brnther-m-law. father-in-law, grand-iather. Brest-grandfather and uncle. Mr.

Stnefc in state at Moriuarv. 5167 West Horitsant until 12 noon Sat April 21, thence removed to St. Stephen's Ev. and Ref. Church.

Mc-Laran and Halls Ferry rd. Services same day, 2 ro. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. Member of t'nited Cement, Lime and Workers International Union No. 36 of America.

TAILOR. AIOISTA (nee 4944 Forest Park April 19. 1951. dear wife of the late Eugene Taylor, dear mother of Irven and Clarence Tavlor, dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law ana aunt. Mrs.

Taylor KRlECSHAUSyR Mortuary. 42tS S. Kingshighway bivd. Time later. AI.I.EY.

AX.MK 5444 Delor Apnl 20. 1951. dear wife of the late William H. Wsilev. dear mother of Mrs.

Waldo H. Drake and Harlan E. Walley of East Chicago. Indiana. Mrs Wallev will lie In state at KRIEGSHAUSER Mortuary 4228 S.

Kmgshiehway until 7 Sundav. Services and interment, Icatur. Iil April 23. 1 p.m. In pariors after 3 run.

Sat. HEELI RTl RF.n-H 74019 Green-lea Wed April IS. 1951. beloved husband of Ida E. Wheer (nee Si-herer).

dear father of Ben-lamin H. and Francis D. Wheeler, dear grandfather, great-grandfather ann Tatrer-m-ia Funeral Sat Anril 91 9 from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel. Fair and West Florissant i i p.Vr m- Wheeler was m.mbie St. JoniTK nTs'iS'S1 Rc Hill Lodce Na 550 A F.

A I A -M-- and c.en Nelson Cole Camo I z- V. I O.O F. servk-es I rrim oril 2f- 8 m- Masonic serv- cm. FEID1T. APRIL 20.

1951. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DEATHS 14 ZAF- WllJJLW FREDERICK Geyw Apnl 17, beloved husband of the lata Emilie Franck tte Behoen-weiss). dear father of Lydla Mitchell, our dear grandfather and greatgrandfather. Funeral service vu held at SCHUMACHER'S Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec. April 18, at 10 a.m.

Interment private. GILLILAND, JOSEPHLNE 2424 Grand fortified with the last rites of Holy Mother Church, April 17,1851, beloved wife of Dr. Charles W. Oilliland, dear mother of Cora. Kuth.

Charles Gene, our dear grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from CULLINANE BROS. Funeral Home. 3320 N. Kingshighway, iat, April 21, 8:30 a.m., to 8t.

Teresa's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member of St. Ann's Sodality. Altar Society, and Mothers Club of St.

Teresa's parish. Members of De Andreia Council K. of C. will meet at funeral home Tours, evening, 8 p.m. GO EKE, JOSEPH, 4129 Minnesota.

April 18. 1951. husband of the late Helena Goeke r.ee Kohl-berg), dear fauier of Adele Huelsing, Rose Puettmann and Frank Goeke, dear father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from GEBKEN-BENZ Mortuary, 2S42 Meramec Arll 21, 9:30 a.m.. to St.

Anthony's Church. Interment SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Member of St. Anthony Benevolent Societv and St.

Andrew Br. No. 91. W.C.U. GOETZ, HERBERT 9464 Bag-ley Jennings, asleep in Jesus April 19, 1951.

6:10 a.m., beloved husband of Norma Goetz nee Ruehli. dear son of Mrs. Emma Goetz nee Kratt). and the late Henry Goetz, dear Drotner-in-iaw. grandson, nenhew and cousin.

Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ Funeri Home. 4828 Natural Bridge April 21. 2. p.m.

Interment Fneder.s Cemetery. COIN, HAELES F. 4838 Aus-tria. April 18. 1951.

dear Husband or the iat KiizaDetn ooin fnee dear father of Charles F. Catherine and Roy Coin, our dear brother, brother-in- law, father-in-law. rrandfather. great-irrandfather and uncle, in his ninetieth vear. Services Sat.

10:30 a.m. from JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS Funeral Home. 7027 Gravols. In ferment Sunset Burial Park.

'HAsSTElSA (nee Vahlei. 2S21A N. 19th asleep In Jesus, Anrii 19 1951. 5:30 beloved wife of the late Frank Hass. dear mother of Frank J.

Hass. our dear ister, mother-in-law, aautnter-in-law, sister-in-law, grandmother. aunt ano cousin In her Doth year. Funeral 2:30 p.m.. from BEIDERWIKDEN Funeral Home.

1936 St. Louis to New Bethle hem Cemeterv. Deceased was mmh s.f f.nrilea Anxlliarv Con' eordia Aid Ass Branch No. 1 and Ladies Aid Society. fVmi I 630 39th East Louis.

Ill April "in 1951. mother of Mrs. William iMirntvi i Johnson. Edward and A. B.

Heggeman. grandmother of Mrs. A. P. Moore Jr.

and Joyce and Barton Johnson, sister of John and ered Ehrnarat, Mr. Heeeeman will be taken from the KCRRU8 Funeral Home to the Immanuel Ev. nurcn. aun. April 22, 1:30 p.m., for services at Interment Valhalla Ceme tery, eeiieviue, ivev.

x.u officiating- Member of Immanual Ev. Church. Rob Morris Chapter No. 98. O.E.8., St.

Clair Kebekan No. 742 and World Fair Camp of R.N. A HELFHICH. ANNA Inee Juengcll, 5743 Goener April 20. 1951, beloved wife of the late Fred Helfrtch, dear mother of Edna Strohl and the late Emella Srhroed-r.

and the late George Helfrich. our dear sister, sister-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law, and aunt. Funeral Mon April 23, 2 p.m.. from WEIDEMUELLER liineral Home. 6203 Gravois to Sunset Burial Park.

"hoLderle; KATHERINE. SuT "'Fun'ral' from MORRELL BROS. Funeral Home. 4212 St. Louis April 21.

8:30 a.m., to St. Bridget's Church. Interment New Picker cemetery. ANNA (nee Hunger). 1572 Wellston pi asleep in Jesus.

April ls. 19al. beloved wife of Samuel G. H'jerner. dear mother of Margaret Stress.

Hilda Chumlev. Fern Sigman. and Esther Huerner. sister, sister-in-law mother-in-law. grandmother and URemains In state at the CLARK Funeral Home.

1125 Hodiamont av. until 11 a.m. Funeral same day, 2 o.m.. from Grace Luth. Church, 6406 Fasten Wellston.

Thenre toLaurelHill Cemetery- "flt'MMELSHEIM. FRED. PevelyT Ml, formerly of St. Louis, April 19 1951 dear uncle of Mrs. Henry Naumann, Walter.

Fred, Carl, Edwin and Clara Huromelsheim, cur great uncle. Service St VINTARD Funeral Home, 616 W. Main Festus. 2 p.m.. April 22.

Graveside service Valhalla Cemeterjr -jLEi-'WrMPttKe'7ALLSKr. GotTT-land April 19. husband of Bernice S. Humphrey, dear father of Wanda Gieson, Sear grandfather of Dennis Gieson. dear son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Humphrey, our dear brotner son-in-law. brother-in-law. father-in-iaw April i3. 10 a.m., from BAUMANN BROS, runeral Home.

2504 Woodson Overland. Interment Mount Hopef emeU-ry "KANNE. CHART.ES: entered into rest April 19. 1951. dear brother of Mrs.

Anna Knieb. Mrs (Mara Schmuelling, Mr. Charles Kanne and the late Josephine Kanne, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral April 21. 10 a from 8UEDMETER Chapel, 39.f4 N.

Twentieth to Calvary Cemeterv. 'KANNE. JOSEPH St Agnes Mnme Klrkwood. April ,0 hasp huahAnri of Clara Kanne tries Shea), our dear brother-in-law and uncle. -rp Funeral from A.

H. FOCKLAGfc Clayton ra 01 Bm Reutiiem h.gh rnaSt Agnes Home 8. 10 a.m. inierrai-ui iat. Kirk wood.

"KirLINcr KATIE C. 39-17 A La-fa vet tV. Aprit 19. 1951. de.ir the late Herbert Kau nn, JTeir mother of William Xa.il.nK.

Mrs. J. O. Myies. reu dear tie late ueorKe mnther-ln-law.

grandmothi-r. great- arandraotnei ann Mrs. KauHnu at KRIK151MI SEP. Mortuary. 4228 S.

Ktngslilgtvway hi until 11 am. April 2.1. thence to Mount Tabor Church fur services same day at 3 o.m. interment New Picker Cemetery. KELX7-MARV ANN tMOTTlE).

1460 Rowan, formerly of Wmtj-vllle. April 19 39al. a dear motW of Mrs. Marv Kfrsch of California and Mrs. Rose Bornhop of St.

Louis, dear motner-ln-law. grandmother and aunt. Body in state st ALBERT II. HOPPE Funeral Home. 491 1 Wellington.

Thurs. eventne until Fri. noon then In stste at T. E. Pitman Funeral Home.

Wentrrllle. Fri eve Funeral Sat Aorll 21. 9:30 a.m. Burial In St. Patrick's Ceme- 'kivCIBTrT BisRNSRn FT Ss92 a Utah fortified with the Sacraments of Mother Church.

April 18, 1951. dearly beloved husband of the late Barbara E. Kramer (nee Zentneri. dear father of Bernard Gertrude. Anthony, lraneis n1 Kathrya Kramer, our dear father-in-law, brother, grandfather from KRIE1SH AT'SER Mortusry, 422S S.

Klr-gshichway April 2l. to Holv Family Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. A member of Third Order of St. Francis, Laclede Council No.

1196 K. of C. and Chalice Club and Fourth Degree St. Louis General Assembly. "KTHL A OB, April 19rTSol.

rfar husband of Ida Kuhl. dear father of Leona Bressie. Luella Bernrtt and Riley Kuhl. dear father-in-law. grandfather, great-grandfather and from ALBERT H.

HOPPE Funeral Home. 4911 Washington April 20. 1 p.m. Interment National Cemetery. Deceased was a member of George Washington Lodce No.

9. A.F. A.M. and Dewey Con-g ressiotalM edal soc let y. "lRTzijlORN.

FRED 7740 Genesta Affton. April IS. 1951. fortified with the Sacra- ments ol Holy Mother Church, dear fctisband of Elisabeth KurtzetKirn riiee Juengst). dear father of Fred A.

Kurtzeborn." and Mrs. Mvrtie Pnehner. dear father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER Mortuary, 4228 S. Kingshighway April 21 8:15 a to St.

George Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. LAIGHLIN, THOMAS 4337 Sacramento. Aoril 19. 1951.

8:45 a.m.. beloved husband of Mae Laughifn is Bradvt. dear father of Marv Jane LaughMn and the late Mrs. Virerma Trolliet. dear grandfather, uncie and cousin.

Funeral from JOS. J. (jnNN Parlors. 13S9 Union April 23. 8:30 a to Holy Ghmt nuirn.

interment vuvarv. Hai- ber ot St. Vincent De Paul of Holv CIO1Locill--00 CIO Local .00. UrAVOU, PETE. April 17.

1951. dear son of the late Giusepoe and Vincer.ia Licavoil. dear brother of Mrs. Arceio Licata. Lawrence.

iwmintca. Mrs. rrank Lisciand and Mrs. Pete brother-in-law. unci ItOSiUil0 tiL highway April 21.

7:30 a.m., to Our Ladv Help of Christian Church. :30 a tn. Interment Calvary Cemetery. MAIER. CECELIA (nee Meinmeyeri.

4440 Kossuth av, entered into rest April 19. 1951. 7:45 P.m.. hr loved wife of WiUiam H. Maier, dear mother of William Harry A.

Maier, Mrs. H. W. Grocemeyer and Mrs. Marvin Revet of Kansas Citv.

aister. mother-in-law, grandmother, (real-grandmother and aunt. Funeral April 23. 7 p.m., from BUCHHOLZ-KOELLER Mort-narv. 5967 West Florissant av.

Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Maier in prkr after 12 noon turday. 8D S.pper. our dear 17 BILLFOLD, containing cash and check: tort possibly in St.

Louis Arena. Reward, Mr. Cummings, rv. 1 259 man's; liberal reward. EV.

billfoEd" ward. J. P. Sejnon. FR.

2664. BLACK DRESS, size 13; Friday, April 13; on Mapiewood-Wellston BLACK AND TAN HOUND: child's pet; South St. Louis; reward. GR BOSTON TERRIER; side of face white; reward, jurxwooa 1672W. BOWLING BALL, bag and shoes; ebonite J.

J. B. near jjuuuwi Lane. P.eward. PR.

oaas. BOX OF TOOLS: in alley. S.W. AorU corner wniiuer ana uuve-. 17.

5:30 D.m: liberal reward. EV. 426' CIGARETTE CASE, lighter. Ron- son- initial J.P.C. Ticinitv Broad way, and St.

Charles: Sat. night rewara. sia. uo CLASS RING: rubv letter H. initials J.

P. reward. PL.369 1 COCKER SPANIEL: child's pet; blond: answers name Taffy: reward. Mrs. G.

R. Bardeett No. 6 Marvhill. WT. 1115.

COCKERSPANIEL: red; vicinity Bellerive, Minnesota; reward. HU COLLIE: golden female: in Clayton, probably en route home to Airport rd; reward. VI. 7-3442. GLASSES; lady's; horh-rlm, go73 trim Fri.

or Sat between down town and Sears; reward. CE. 7563 GLASEE-shell; 8tb and Washing ton, vin. jucas: rewaxQ. n.

jiuj GLASSES; red shell 11m, gold trim. Reward, MA. 1175. MU. 0740.

PEKINGESE, female white, tan: near Tesson Ferry-Gravois. Affton, please return pet; HU. LO. ZD.J4. RING: white gold.

3 diamonds; near 5000 Delmar: reward. RO. Zail or HQ. SPITZ POMERANIAN; female; white with iigltt tan spots: child gri vm reward, nu Dfai WALLET; brown calfskin contents money, valuable papers Identifies W. W.

Green. Reward. MU. 6092. WALLET; black; identifications and money; reward.

CH. 9o47. WATCH; Benrus Erabraceable gold; reward. PL 4446 after 6. WED DING RING.

W. L. to J. reward. HU.

5717. WIRE FOX TERRIER; female; white and tan: reward. CH. 5592. WRISTWATCH.

April 19, Arsenal or Gravols bus. reward. LA 1255. FOUND 18 TERRIER found, small tan and white, green harness. PA 2230 PERSONAL 23 MERCHANDISE That has been left for repair; please cull for: selling business.

B. W. Brown.Medora,Ill.Phone S5.CP. WILL ANY ONE who witnessed an accident at Jefferson and Olive on April 9. 1951, involving a pedestrian and an automobile, please telephone Mr.

Albright, GA, 4433. V. O. since Apr. 2 we are worried sick especially B.

Please see us! A. D. THANKS TO OUR BLESSED LADY FOR FAVORS RECEIVED. L. a "JESS: Please call.

Am worried. M. SEALED PROPOSALS 25 NOTIC TO CONTRACTORS Seated Drooosals will be received bv School District of Cane Girar deau, Missouri, until 2:00 o'clock p.m.. may 1. laoi.

tor xew mgn School. In accordance with Plans prepared by Wm. B. Ittner, Architects, and Fred E. Dormever Associate Architect.

Plans on view at office of Wm. B. Ittner, and at the office of School District. See complete notice in Southeast Missourian and in Cafe Girardeau News of April 12th and 19th. The owner reserves the rieht to reject any or all bids and waive any technicalities therein.

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, COUNTY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU. MISSOURI. INVITATION FOR BIDS The St. Loris Housing Authorltv of 901 Washington Avenue, will receive bids at its office located at 901 Washington Avenue, until 12:00 Noon (C.S.T.). on the 1st day of May, 1951.

for the exterior painting 01 tne carr square village Housing Project, No. M0. 1-1, located at 1521 Carr Drive. St. Louis.

Missouri. The Authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids. G. B. CLE ART.

Executive Director. SPECIAL NOTICES 26 SPECIAL NOTICE William Kei-lerman of 1S02 S. 14th City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except mvself. WILLIAM KELLERMAN.

BUSINESS PERSONALS 28 RAISED LETTER PRINTED BUSINESS CARDS On Heavy Grade Card Stock You Feel the Diflerence 500 fer 14. 1000 for $6. (Delivery in About 8 Days) MA IL. CLEAR Copy and Orders to MOSE PEARLSTONE 615 Laurel St. Louis 121.10 SLIP COVERS; you furnish material; we make 'htm.

Vogue. 3521 Delor. SW. 1524. LARGE complete facilities with spraying equipment, machine shop, tool room, available.

For subassembly fabrications, manufacturing, storage, etc. Box F-35S, SAMPLE SHOES, nationally adver tised, sizes 4-4 14 save up to sio pair. SI 8656 or GR 8603 Sun. (t BASEBALL PLAYERS. 16 and under: tryouts.

Hoffmeister's team, Sunday. April 22. 1 p.m.. Diamond 7. Forest Park? FL 4028.

NURSERY SCHOOL, certified teach er; per day; Jennings area. EV. 7071 TRAVEL AND TOURS 29 LOS ANGELES Drive out near-new cars like your own, indiv'dually. No charges. Ample time or eniovab'e trip.

3700' CHIPPEWA Cal! Sidney 5335. Mr. Nelson SHARE A RIDE 30 RIDE wanted, Jennings to Knapp-Monarch. CO 0965. SWAPS 31 SWAP" '42Buick or 17 ft.

house trailer for iate model dump truck. Trailer 74 after 6 p.m. Bridge Trailer Ct 1)050 Natural Bridge. TAVERN and 4-3 room apartments above; lease $125 month. 3.5J license; tan get full license: price SuiOO or swap for property.

GA 1 664 PONTIAC. "48. equipped, and cash, for '50 Chevrolet, or sell. Ask for Mr. Kcllison.

RO. 9277. HOUSE TRAILER! Schult J525: good shaue: trade for car and CHEVROLET "48" Aero sedan, very Chan: will take '41 or '42 nickup and cash. GA 4S6Q. 12 -in.

screen Philco television: swap for small piano. Wabash 0051 M. 6 LOTS in Reynolds Garden for office furniture. Box 13. EiUceton.

Mo. CHEVROLET. '35 panel: for outboard motor. NE. 2S56.

ACREAGE' foi used car or Jeep. Box 1 1 3.Ellrgon. lio. ASH HAULING 41 CALL WE HAUL: ashes, rubbish. JWALTCER, 2020 Biddie, MA.

0218. ASiiES, rubbish r.auied; prompt eerv- Ice. Thomas, 4423 Pace. LU. 0327.

ASH and general hauling, all kinds. Sims. 461 3 Elmbank, GO 6154. TUCKPOINTING: cbJmne'v. roof repairs, new roofs, sidings: work guaranteed: citv or county.

Hut son. uaxiaca. 410. CHIMNEYS waterproofed: no charge with tuckpointing. chimney repairs.

cement work. Leo. 4 205 Obear. OK. 9170.

TUCKPOINTING. chimnev repairing. water-proofing, cauiking. damp walla preventel. Catlier, 5270 Gii- more.

EV.1453. rUCKPOINTTNG. work: free estimates. Staniev Smard. 3201 Caroline.

PR. 6292. n.CKPOlNTING, painting, guttering, roofing chimne repair. Bili- i gji 4 06 ahin ton. JE.

501i8. TUCKPOINTING. brtek work, wst-erproofing Murrar gon- 1520 Hamilton CO 47J-0 Fireside "tUCKPOINTlNGTTirlck work, plas tering: let us estimate. General ..4245 Maffitt. FR.

457S TUCKPOiNTING: bval; waterproofing, cauiking: FHA. George T. Knight. 3957 21st. CH.

025. Tl-CKPOINTING Work gnaranteed. inrnred. Brennecke. 2259 Jefferson.

LA 9154. "BERNREUTER Tuckpoir.tif.g free estimates. Insurance. 3Jb Hickory. GR.

0043. SAVE 25 Tuckpolntine and roofing. Call Bow 5703 North 11th. CH. 2439 HTK POINTING.

waterproof: roofs. swyers. 1701 Carroil. CH CARPENTERS and BUILDERS 44 Al CONTRACTING service for car-pentrv cabinet srork: ule and linoirur laying, plumbine. concrete work, eicctrie wiring.

gradiCR. paio.iri. rooRng. building ot new rooms, remodtiing: orovided: east, economical. BELL CONTRACTORS 3545 Lipdeil.

LU. 4970 WINDOW SPECIALISTS ATI types, sires repaired or replaced: general repairs; exterior pa.nt-ir.g Mann. 9530 Gentre: SW. 0411 CARPENTRY modern remodeling store fronts, homes, rara ges attics, new additions. C.

W. Pate, 392S N. 25th. NE. 6437 eves.

MA. 5924. CARPENTRY general repairing, paictg. porehe specialty. Or-vilie.

2624 N. 10th. GA. 1392. CARPENTER; remodeling, screens, cabinets, rathskellers n-ade to or der.

CO. 7212. Sie. 5974 Rnrneie LOST 43 COMPLETE DECORATORS Paper cleaning, washing, wallpaper, interior, exterior painting. RO.

00298-3 P.M. Daily 263 Aubert PAINTING; SATISFACTION GUAR-ANTEED, IMMEDIATE SERVICE: LOW PRICES- INTERIOR, EXTERIOR; WORK MYSELF: INSURED: UNION: ESTIMATES: REFERENCES. ALOWE. PA. 5676.

1306 NORTH AND SOUTH RD. PAPER HANGING, CLEANING 44 GEORGE GRABNER Papering, painting, steaming. Dependable service since 192S. PHONE LU. 5497 3627 N.

Grand at Natural Bridge. FOR BETTER exterior and interior painting, steaming, papering, tile floors." congo wall, call Dunn. GE 0058 Dungan. Fireside 76S5. 4510 Mafi'itt: call after 4:30 weekdays: terms can be arranged.

t) WALL PAPER REMOVED Also steamei. rented: reliable. Everett. 5256 Delmar. FO 1816.

J. Wallpaper Removing Fast, eleaa. Atw.0900M. 9222 Velma WALLS washed by machine; a better and faster Job. Call Guardian.

6635 Delmar. DE. 1234. PAPER CLEANING: expert, reasonable. Charley, 1225 Buciner, DE.

4732, PAPERHANGING. painting, clean-ing: reasonable. Niemeyer. 4126A DeTonty. MO.

551S. PAPERHANGING. steaming, tinting, plastering, free estimates. English. 4526 Laclede.

FO. 0911. TOOK! Good Job papering, painting; work myself: reliable mechanic. Williams. 5649A Wells.

EV. 4370 PAPERING. cleaning. plastering. 2605 Natural Bridge, Chitwi coo.

FR. 127S. FOR immediate service In pane ring, painting. Call GE. 0620 8 a.m.

to 8 p.m. Joe Chesney. 1514 N. 19th PAINT WASHING, paper cleaning. Woodson.

4926 Heege. HU. 5992. PAPERHANGING Frank Cataldo, ijia jui. vc sm, o- p.m.

fAfhf.tiAMil.NU: immediately. ZACHER. 35C2A Iowa. PR. 1334.

PAPER CLEANING, palnt washing Jack, 4906 Eston. FO 4126. PAPERING, plastering, scraping; 20 years. Lntz. 3QI4 park.

SI 50S7 PAPERHANGING: Al work. CT Holmes. 4211A Holly. GO. 9059.

Papering, painting; good work. stover, ihzj Kienien. MU. 4302. WALL WASHING, paper cleaning.

L. Dunn. 5941 Bartmer. CA. 6012.

PAPERING. PAINTING: immediate. FARER, 1446 Hamilton, MU 8318, PLASTERING 4 PLASTERING, new and repair: arches; all finishes: reasonable. DAVIS. 2509 Blair.

MA. 3790. PLASTERING, new or old. arches. Powell.

2610 S. Third. SI. 8537. CALL FOR PLASTERIN H.

L. Lewis. 5716 Enright. DE. 4071.

PATCfl plastering; arches. Kesler, 5835 Cote Briliiante. CO. 1238. PLASTERING, repairing, etc.

Glam- marino. 6039 Suburban, PA 2278. PLUMBING 47 PLUMBING AND HEATING; sewere open witn electric caoia. u. w.

Easter. 4338 Manchester. JE. 6432. R.EPAIRING.

remodeling; new work, FHA financing. Citv Plumbing 5936 MePherson. PA, 4453. OLSON'S Blectric Roto Rooter sewer cleaning. CA 5654.

1326 Ferguson. SEWER REPAIRING a specialty. KEJLLOGG6237ArsenaLH ANYTHING in plumbing, reasonable. BEWEN. 3129 Lemp, GR.

2980. ANYTHING in heating or plumbing. Bradley. CO. 8139.

2411 N. Union. ROOFING AND SIDING 68 Roof Inspection GET A FREE ESTIMATE ON FLAT AND SHINGLE ROOFS. HILL-BEHAM LUMBER CO. CALL DE.

Illl. 6515 PAGE. OVER 5000 satisfied customers; all work guaranteed; 3 years to pay. JE 0751. MU 3990.

Central Roof Siding leaks In roofs, new roofs, anv kind: insulated brick and asbestos siding experts: chimneys repaired, anv kind: free esti mates PATTERSON ROOF CHIMNEY CO. 5245 Delmar FO 9625 New roofs, old roofs repaired; all types chimnev. fireplace work. stacks, damn walls, waterproofing, guttering: 25 vears in business: work guaranteed; terms. NEW ROOF, chimney, gutter repair tuckpolnting, paint; reasonable: up to a years to pay.

McuAiri. 431 v. St. Ferdinand. LU.

278Z. GUfTi.RING cleaned, repaired, roofs rtTprtn eu, new nii'is, lui npuJiilliiK guaranteed. DABBS. 4342 MePherson. JE.

2483. KtMJF REPAIRS. gutier8. tuckpoint- mg, emmney repairs; guarantees. DELCO, LU.

4337. SS20 Olive. A HOLE IN YOUR ROOF or a whole new rooi. KEDHiC. OLIve lOOO, Estimates.

4280 Natural Bridge. ROOF AND CHIMNEY tEPAIRS. Fritsch, 2247 Missouri. GR. 8746.

ROOFING, tuckpointing, chimney repair; guaranteed: insured. J. Steel 5577 Maple. RO. 2286.

"Roof and chimney repairs. Fritsch, 2247 Missouri, GR. 8746. P.O0F AND CHIMNEY REPAIRS. A.

1. C'L. 2149 Alfred. GR. 3496 STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS 69 STORAGE: modern warehouse; local and distance moving everywhere.

FO 6647. VON DER AHE 4601 Olive SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 75 Ranken Trade School Courses offered In following trades: Air Conditioning Carpentry Refrigeration Auto Repair Auto Body-render pattern Making Arch. Drafting Plumbing Mech. Drafting Welding Power Plant Oper. Electricity Radio-Television Lithographv Tool Die Making Machine Shop The School That Specializes In Quality Instruction.

Operated Since 1909. New Students Admitted to Part Time or Full Time Day Classes NOW. THE DAVID RANKEN. JR. SCHOOL OB MECHANICAL TRADES 431 Finnev St.

Louis 13. Mo. Get Into TELEVISION Pay Up to $500 a Month LOCAL SHOP TRAINING LEARN AT THE FAMOUS BAILEY TECHNICAL SCHOOLS FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE 1R49 S. GRAND PR. 7XfiO Open evenings 2 p.m.

TELEVISION G.I. APPROVED Technicians cameramen, enerineers: ur graduate great demand: part-time job while you learn: or learn at home, instructions on talk-ine tape and illustrations by film. Free placement service. AMERICAN TELEVISION World's Fnremort TV School 721 Olive CH. 8P9fi or HU.

2330 PILOTS Positions open for qualified mn: enroll now for commercial multi-encine and instrument ratnigs. Approved for veteran training. KRATZ AIRPORT TE. 5-3130 MEN WOMEN Start trsining now for a good paying fyture in Communications; great deii-nd for qualified operators; starting salary $300 per morth who unlimited future opportunities: Tee placement second to none: call or write now for details: approved veteran training. Railway Communications School 450-11 p-'mar P.O.

5704 LEARN WELDING Enron now: day or night passes in acetylene and electric weldine: approved for veteran training bv the State Department of Education and p. L. 34 g. A TLA 3 ALfKINCM WELDING CO. 2913 N.

BROADWAY CE. 1114 COMPLETE COURSES. JEWELRY REPAIR MFG. ENGRAVING DAT AND EVENING CLASSES. Approved for Veteran Training.

7127 8. Broadway. LO 244L Write or Call for Catalogue P. Midwest School of Horology UPHOLSTERY COMMERCIAL ART WOODCRAFT INSTITUTE 4014 N. Grand NE.

1262 Approved fcr Veteran' Training RADIO-TV with training equipmenC yours to keep: VA approved. International Correspondence Schools, 1721 Arcade Bidg. CH. 81S3 TCtNG XTX. learn for ateadv empiovmi CaB write MOLER Washington.

COLLEGE. 521 PAINTING BIG MONEY TELEVISION Train sow for big pay. fascinating work: thriilup future hi America's fastest growing industry. Morris trained men can qualify tor television Jobs la leaa than 6 months. Experienced instructors, modem equipment.

DAY AND EVENING CLASSES NOW FORMING CalL write or see us today. Office hour: Monday through Fri day a-m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday. 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Morris Television Radio School Inc. 1817 NORTH GRAND BL LUcas 2137 FLIGHT Many positions available for qualified pilots. This training can be taken during your spare time Approved for veterans training. Mississippi Valley School of Aeronautics LAMBERT FIELD TE.

5-2828, 5-3422 LEARN WEAVING Burns, tears, etc. Write to Magic Textile Weaving Needle 3221 Tomm If lAUliU, 01. 7r AU. SIGH SCHOOL, at home la your spare time; text furnished: diploma awarded; free booklet. AMERICAN SCHOOL P.O.

Box 1164 St. Louis (l Mo. VI 7-1545. BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS 74 GIRLS, oreoare tor greater-than-ea In BEAUTY ever opportunities In CULTURE: short course qualifies: free placement eervice; day-evening classes. Call or write MOLER COLLEGE.

521 Washington. CE 35S1. SECRETARIAL SCHOOLS 7 TYPE. GREGG SHORTHAND Beginner and brushup classes. Mound City College, Inc.

3505 N. Grand JE. 2797 SITUATIONS MEN, BOYS 80 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE OR EXECUTIVE SECRETARY College graduate. 32. married.

9 years' business experience, 4 years office management. Box K-187, Post-Dispatch. ACCOUNTANT; 2 Mi years public, general office background; college; age 34. family; can manage office, all details or accounting de-partment. Box P-351, Post-Pis.

ACCOUNTANT. analyst: private, public and municipal experience. iox ost-uispatch. ACCOUNTANT: 2a: married; degree: experienced; desires responsible position after 6 p.m. ATTORNEYS 34 years old: 10 yeara experience: desires position with corporation in legal or semi-legal capacity.

Box K-327. BARTENDER; unlimited experience; high-type clientele, desires responsibilities. CO. 46S5. BOOKKEEPER: agT5Sr thoroughly experienced.

Bo f-lBO, BOY; colored: work 1 day, 3 eve nings. Axmmsier BOY, colored, 16; work after school. NE 6473. COLLEGE graduate; part time, days: clerical, typist. LU.

1311. CONSTRUCTION superintendent and engineer. 17 years practical experience on all types buildings and heavy construction; available im-mcdiately. Box K-251. Post-Pis.

creTJit- MANAGER 20 years wholesale and retail expe rience; preter wnoiesaie. ox K-177, Post-Dispatch. 'CREDIT and collection manager: experienced; reference as to ability and character. Call after 6. FO 9854; DRIVER; tractor trailer experience, freight or produce line anywhere.

After 6 p.m.. CO. 2971 or write D. K. McDonald, 6421 Mount St.

Louis. ENGINEERING PROBLEMS? Give us a chance to solve them on a low cost advisory service; electrical, chemical and mechanical. Box K-174. Post-Dispatch. INDUSTRIAL hardware and steel sales citv desk man; experienced: young: married.

Box F-145. JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT-Accounting Clerk; college graduate: 3 years experience appliance business. 2 years experience retail dry goods. SW. 2472 after 630p.m.

3IAN; age 59; educated: has quali fications for selling: filing; good appearance: loyal. Any position ur- gently needed. Box P-179. P. D.

MAN; work on farm, tourist camp or lining station. Herman suuon, 709 S. Broadway, rear. ODD JOBS wanted; evenings weekends. Fi.5392.

PLUMBING-HEATING MAN: 11 years; wants to make plumbing life's work, starting as plumber's helper; call 9:30 to 2:30, MO 6287 SALESMAN' experienced; 2 years college: draft exempt: free to trav el: permanent: with opportunity: no specialties. EV. 0715, 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. SAXES; veteran, 24; 3 years School; marketing and merchandising; retail sales experience; willing to travel. Box F-zu, fwt-uiBpwc, SALES; veteran.

25; 2 years college; photographic background; will travel. Box K-265, Post-Pis. SUPERVISOR. 35. experienced.

10 years production, machine, inspec-tion. parts assembly. RO. 4604. SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIHLS 81 ADDRESSING envelopes: typewritten at home.

PA. 8088 BUNDLE work done at home; pick up and deliver. FOi74 85, CARE CHILDREN; age to in my nice Home; permanently, ku, zo'Ji CASHIER, white: experienced; references. NE. 1284.

CATERER; parties, in your home: experienced. LU. 5947. CHILD CARE in my home; days onlv: S10. CO 6185.

CLERK TYPIST, colored: age 19. beginner, reliable worker. LU. 7959 uuok. or cnauiieur.

coiorea; city ref erences days. NE 6095. EIGHT hours time fbryou. Addressing at home neatly done. VI.

7-3910. ENVELOPE ADDRESSING and typing done at home; pick up and delivery. Box P-167, Post-Dis. GIRL; colored-; after school work; reliable. LU.

7838. GIRL; colored: any type of work. GIRL: colored 2-3 days week; LU. 2792. waitress, housework.

GIRL: 5 days a week. JE. 4732. ntPT. office.

experienced; 4-5 days, ev josb. ra- GIRL. Southern, olored. housework davs or bv veek. FO 3R45.

HOUSEWORK for livine Quarters. Rot P-338. Post-Disoatch. Xa'DY, white, cbmpanion to elderly ladv. some practical nursing, ugni housework; CO6683.

LAUNDRY; or nlcht work: colored; clean of fices. Fireside 6561 MAID: colored: 5-dav week: ex- perienced references. CO. 2581. MAlD; colored: cleanirg; references.

Saturdays FR. 2572. PART-TIME comptometer operator and eenera! office work: experienced: northwest. FV, 2376. PART-TIME, factory sewing at home GO 5873.

SEAMSTRESS experienced In ladies' and men's alterations. CH 7847 SUPERVISOR of foods; woman; experienced. Box pantry P-173. Post- Dispatch. TYPING at home: neat, accurate work; call and deliver.

PL 2721. "TTPING. clerical; at heme: experienced accurate. R0. 3177.

TYPING at home: called for and deliver. EV. 8204. WOOL PRESSOR; colored; experi- enced.GR 4717 WOMAN. housekeeping; small Lu-theran family: adult.

Box P-418. Post-Dinatrh. days; eleaning. ironing, rare children; references. LU.

8151. WOMAN colored: light houseclean-inr and cooking. CA 4S55. "WOMAN, colored; cleaning, ironlne: Sat. MA 6048 ancr.

WOMAN: eolore week work or days: reference, cu WOMAN, colored cleaning 3 daya we- 5 no csrfare HELP VA'ITED ME. tOYS S2 ATLAS TOOL MFG. CO. NEEDS MACHINISTS PRODUCTION WORKERS PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS SHEAR OPERATORS TOOL AND DIE MAKERS TOOL DESIGNERS ALL REGULAR DAY SHIFT APPLY 5147 Natural Bridge AUTO PARTS COUNTER MAN General Motors experience; D'-day week; modern plant, ideal working conditions; company insurance plan, paid vacations; opportunity for aggressive man; see Mr. Brinkmeier." McMahon Pohtiac Co.

4100 Grevois et Chippewa ABLE-BODIED MEN needed for plant end warehouse work eges 18-40. by en essential and expanding firm. Prevailing wages plus liberal employee benefits. Opportunity for edvance- ment. Maryland Heights erea.

Apply Missouri State Employment Office Wellston Branch 1903 HODIAMONT JOB ENGINEERS ASST. JOB ENGINEERS DESIGNERS ESTIMATORS Monthly salary based on education and experience. DRAFTSMEN Presently working 49 hours per week. Employe benefits. J.

F. Pritchard Co. 908 GRAND AV. KANSAS CITY MO. MALE.

HELP WANTED LEWIN METAL CORP. ROUTE 3 EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL Mortgage Loan Representative Large National Co. in Clayton ex- panamg us activities in Missouri and Illinois: good starting salary with opportunity for advancement; must have car and experience in processine G.I and FHA loans write ful ii particulars.

Box G-262, Post -Dispatch. ATTENTION MEN! Your spare time Is worth money, don't waste it: your hobby can be an asset instead -of a liability: drop us a postcard. Incorporated Arts. R.R. 1.

Box 856. Glencoe. Mo. ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR For large manufacturing firm, some supervisory experience desired; draft exempt, state age, education, experience, marital status and present earnings: all replies held confidential. Box K-256, Post-Dispatch ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR or SEMI-SENIOR Permanent position, with local C.P.A.

firm; excellent opportunity for advancement: please reply in own handwriting, stating age. education, experience if any and sal ary expected. BOX F-69. POST-DISPATCH ACCOUNTANT: age 30-35: to supervise scheduling, budgeting and cost control for large pharmaceutical manufacturing company exceptional opportunity: knowledge of industrial engineering essential and of chemistry desirable: give full particular. Including salary desired.

Box F-222. Post-Dispatch. ACCOUNTANT Good out-of-town smaller comrsju-nitv: eood working conditions: will pay top salary; good place to raise family; age 30 to 43; weil-Known business; air-conditioned iffice; state age and experience, salary wanted. Box K-213. Post-Dispaich.

ACCOUNTANT: C.P.A. Tor local firm, partnership possibilities; this may interest party with own prae-tice. Box F-10. Post-Dispatch. A CCOUNTANTl junior, for locaT C.P.A.

firm: G.I. trainee will be considered. Box F-8. Post-Dispatch. ADVERTISING AGENCY Needs young man.

17-19. for temporary help: office work, some messenger service: high school graduate, call MA 2579. AGGRESSIVE young man wanted to represent New York publisher locauy; preter man with some typing experience who will be willing to travel upon request good chance for advancement. No pnone calls. Bee Mr.

Dendrinelis at Pierce Building News. 2206 locust St. AIRCRAFT AND ENGINE MECHANICS Needed licensed aircraft and engine mechanics, by Ozark Air Lines. In sure your tuture with one of the most rapidly growing airlines in the country. Call BR.

0582 APARTMENT HOTEL MA AGE Age 40-50. unencumbered: thorough ly experienced in operation of all ne eeE artments; state qualifications. references, required salary. Box M-44. Post-Dispatch.

ARC WELDER To do both are welding and mainte nance; must pass lest; steady work: insurance and pension benefits. Missouri Portland Cement 94C3 Rlverview Dr. ARC WELDERS On freight car work. -i Apply Employment Office AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO. 31 ST.

GEORGE ST. ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN" experienced in deveping working drawings from sketches- schools and hospitals: permanent positions for Qualified men: give experience, training, salarv expected, and send samples of work. Jos. W. Radotinsky.

Architect. 1401 Fairfax Trafflcwav Kansas Citv ansasAHrenliMconfldentlal. snusi, lor onset makeup and form ruling: give full details and salary expected. Box G-62, ASSEMBLERS MACHINE OPERATORS Apply Employment Office Wagner Electric Corp. 6400 PLYMOUTH Monday through Friday: 8:30 A.M.

to 4 P.M. Saturday: 8:30 A.M. to 1 1 A.M. ASSEMBLERS Steel window frames; ro experience necessary: day wort. App'y MESKER BROS.

IRON CO. Apply 424 8. 7th st. Assistant Bookkeeper For advertising agency: 5-day week: age 23-35. Call Miss Johnson.

GA. 6490 for appointment. assist Nf CdNsTKf pTtr.V CY-D ERINTENDENT- old tihnh. construction company. CA.

0963 AUTO BODY MAN Experienced; enceHent wages and working conditions. DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 4141 LindeH Ari tor JACK ETHERID6E AUTO BODY and fender men. mit be experienced; have tools; steady ob. 2626 Pine et; AUTO-MECHANIC, permanent employment with Olds dealer: M. and bvdramatie experience preferred.

Mr. Cook, Tucker Motor PR 4400. ALTO VECrt A Chry.ier-Pi ym-ooth experience: apply in person PARK8IDB MOTOR 6336 8. Grand. Automobile Mechanic General Motors experience preferred: best wages, excellent working conditions.

DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 4141 Uadell. FR 4100. Jack Etherldge. ask for Automobile Mechanics 2 Married, sober and reliable, prefer men with late model Ford experience. Steady job for right men.

Always plenty of work and no layoff. See Mr. Shaner or Mr. Dawson SUBURBAN MOTORS. Inc.

KIRKWOOD MANCHESTER RDS. AUTO MECHANIC Experienced In Ford Produeta DICKERSON MOTOR 6116 Natural Bridge Fireside 2390 AUTO MECHANIC Must be experienced, preferably in Lincoln-Mercury work; new car agency; no phone calls. 3620 Gravois. AUTG PAINTER; (rood deal tor ail-round man; salary or commission. Pace Auto Body 2907 Washington.

LU. 5094. AUTO PART8 CLEfiR carta man: Ford experience tref erred: 5-day week. Dtcxereon Mo iotors, 6116 Nat- urai Bridge. AUTOMOTIVE SALESMAN To 36.

For national automobile parts manufacturer May relocate. Expenses paid. Start $275 Kav Williams Personnel 818 Olive Suite 1313-17 AUTOBODY MAN Must be first class; General Motors experience preferred; excellent working conditions. SIMMS 0L0SM0BILE 5959 DELMAR AUTO MECHANIC Must Be A-l on General Motors Cars. SIMMS OLDSMOBILE 5959 DELMAR Automobile Mechanic Must be experienced on Ford cars; 40-hour, week; steady work; ideal working conditions.

Ask for Mr. Horn. MacCarthy Motor AUlliUKUEU tUKU 6153 DELMAR PA. 2526 AUTO MECHANIC Journeyman to work 5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.

shift. Guarantee of $72. bO per week. See service manager, Stephen Burns, 7701 Manchester. Hi.

2032. AUTO PAINTER Experienced only: must be anle to match colors and spray tyi.ir.etic; no helpers wanted. Bissell Auto. JE 7453. AWNING MECHANIC: experienced: for largest northwest awning firm: steady all vear round work, no layoff: excellent wages: slate experience and personal hlstorv.

Box J-94. Post-Dispatch. BAKER conditioned industrial cafeteria, night shift; apply Employment Office WAGNER ELECTRIC CO. 6400 Plymouth BAKER FOREMAN Night work; 6-day, 48-hour week, give experience and salary pected. Box F-361, Post-Dispatch BEGINNERS Manufacturer has openings for young men 10 inspection, proauction and maintenance work, will train be ginners with high or trade school education.

Excellent opportunities for advancement. Age to 36. Replies should give places worked, wages received, see and schooling. Box K-81. Post-Dispatch.

BENCH HANDS ASSEMBLERS (Wood Shcp) DAY SHIFT AMERICAN FIXTURE 2300 LOCUST BILL CLERK Hours: 12 noon to 9 p. ml See Mr. Keith. Tarbet Trucking, 310 N. 14th.

BILLER or fast tvolst: for truck line; good hours; permanent. Middlewehi Freight Ways, 527 S. Theresa. BODY MAN 1st class: must give reference. 1645 B.

Grand. BOOKKEEPER To do manual booklceeping: experience necessary; 5 days; convenient location; attractive office: generous em ployee benefits; permanent position. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE BANK OF ST. LOUIS 901 WASHINGTON BOOKKEEPER fosting eccoynts receivable; Burroughs machine; consider capable beginner. Modern Engineering Co.

3411 Pine Bookkeeper, Assistant Typing Required For advertising egency: 5-day week; age 23-35. Ceil Mist Johnson, GA. 6490 fer appointment. BOOKKEEPER Younz man take hirr. small office: grow with progressive organization; start 250.

Daumlt ctores. 1007 Washmctoa. BOOKKEEPERS accountant; iuTI charge: must type; salary open. Leather Specialties. 2207 Cheitnnt BOOKKEEPER; accounts payable a 071.

ewe r. freeman, LiDloo Mayetcrn12th and Olive. "EOT; white for loauranee office, to run crraad and take charge of stock room. 4242 Lindell. Mr.

Tl 7-19. high school graduate, office work, advancement. 5-day week Cob Curran Prin-ng. 102 0. qth.

1 BOYS. 16 and over, with btevcles preferred: deliver telegrams: steady for 4" 0-hour week. WCTTEBM UNION 1 th To BRICK MASON Refractory and General Masonry 2 Years Actual Experience Required Large Industry, East Side Box K-91, Post-Dispatch BUS BOYS: no experience neces sary. Apply cafeteria manager tio-tel Statler. BUS' DRIVERS INTER-CITY Large inter-city bus company has position tor several Al an vers; some heavy equipment experience necessary do not apply unless yon have extraordinarily satisfactory moral records, food appearance and good safety record: must be high school graduate and able tn pass rigid screening test and physical examination; agea 25-30; minimum height 5 ft.

9 In. Answer in own handwriting. Box K-341 Post-Dispatch CAFETERIA MAN; experienced or willing to learn. 2919 N. Union.

CAMERAMAN Experienced, good starting salary, plus liberal bonus; excellent opportunity for right free hospitalization; pension plan and many other employe benefits; a I Manager. Walgreen Drug Stores Hodiamont Easton.Wellston CAMERA MAN. black and white-striDPine. Rnv v.33o Tn.rta CAR W'ASHER. "colored, must be ex penencea around filling station; steady; no phone calls.

Lea ber -ovvr t. lie. CANDY MAKHR. year around work" good future high pay. Mavrakoa eaii Delmar.

rRPMXEr3enTfesldential." CARETAKER. ftdRSES and TACK7 a.utuB), uu punuays; permanent Apply 1535 Washington at once. CHAUFFERS Go into business for yourself; one rei taxicao companies in St. Louis county is offering for the first time working arrangements to clean men of good standing with good driving record: you may use your present car. if 1st model and good condition, or buy one from our present fleet: term can be arranged; we have an outstanding record for fairness and progressiveness; large volume telephone order businesa: Investigate this opportunity at once.

Apply daily except Sunday. County Cab 8455 Maryland. Clayton. Mo. CHAUFFEURS Over 25 must be neat, courteous and careful driver; salary plus commission.

Apply 9 a.m. to noon. Drive a radio-equipped Vellow Cab. -SSZONE CHAUFFEURS: over 25 years ot" Cab Co. WahlniCT inuai Know city.

Apply Ace TOaDFFETJR. butler; references.CA.3302. good" CHEMICAL EN experienced. Apply Fair- CHEMICAL ENGINEER; age 27-3S;" pnarmaceuticai manufacturing experience desirable; to layout and setup process equipment; do methods analysis for large pharmaceutical manufacturing company; exceptional opportunity for right man; give fuif particulars Including and salarv desired. Box F-56.

Post-Dispatch. CHEMIST Large East Side steel plant needa chemist; should have 2 years college or equivalent practical expe- riencedesirable. Box F-347. CHIF INSPEt I'OR: M.E. degree" several years inspection experience; age 30-35 preferred, to supervise finai inspection of magnesium alloys, sheet, extrusions and castings.

The Dow Chemical College and Wenver Madison. III. CLAIMS ADJUSTER-forRtLoui area; after 4 weeks training in Los Angeles; allowance for expenses during training; age 26 3o; mu.it be university graduate; L.L.B. degree preferred. Call Mr, Pettit.

DE. R75.1. "CLEANER, white: must be expefP enced on 140 machines; modern plant doing quality work; steady Job for right man. Russon Clnrs. Hatters.

2S09 Gravois. PR. 8084 CLEM Beginner; caid tile end office work; must type. genera Modern Engineering Co. '3411 Pine CLERK For builders hardware; ex-perienced.

Box F-J 08, CLEANING HELP Wool spotfer, cleaner end pre- spotter; permanent; steady. En terprise Cleaning 4225W taston. CLERK 18-25: high school graduate: mall cnger amies; excellent opportunity for advancement. 1101 nhassadorBldg. CLERK; part "time: cash-and-carry office: mornings only.

Acme Laun- dry, 4525 Delmar. rtppiW parts men; appliance di- CLTEcTORrgATEsftAN; join live direct sales organization; your routes are established accounts; full co-operation; permanent work; salary plus commission. Reliable Utl Ities. 20OR Mnnt sin ri. inn.

"Compositor; expfriencedocSup capaoie or givine lineup and position OK; third shift: excellent opportunltv for advancement. Von Hoffman Press. Elmer Nowotny. COMPOSfTORak-uirnT- union. Btrtekland Printing Co.

Delmar. CE. 7260, 1718 CdEfPOfSlTdR, combination linotype na iioor; iraae jplant; union. COMPOSITION anj-" loi-kuo- manT must be Al. Bruce Burgeaf print on p.

i mm. COOU. first cTassteaay Job, good vy- a ssxy itestaurant. Wm. Pro- 3 9874 Alton.

111. Alton COOK, white; experienced. Edison Cafe. 10.VN18thCE. 4823 oay worn.

7H30 Watson Webster 9714. COST CLERK xper1eace In compiling labor and material cost; .171 hr. work wee. P. M.

Steel Products 1801 8.Hanlcy 3rentwood. COUNTER, grill; some experience preierrea: need eight; day and night shift open; good salarv; paid vacation: apply daily 4 to 6 pm Reral System. Kingshighway and Arco. COUPLE: cook, gardening; experl- WY 2'1's DCM' 748 C11 CREDIT MiNir.rn Medium-sized well-established midwest feed manufacturing company selllnc through dealer organization desires man 30 to 50, capable of establishing, maintaining and Inv p-ovin credit procedures, preferably experienced and aggressive credit work and feeder finance plans of feed industry: also pre-fe red. office administrative experience; must have Initiative; giy e-implete details, qualifications, education and experience: advice of any other abilities; salary com.

mensurate with ability. Box J-101. Post-Dispatch. CREDIT Installment experience preferred, permanent. Apply Personnel Department BIEDERMANS 805 FRANKLIN 1 CREDIT ADJUSTER Wonderful opportunity for young man 23 to 35: large organization; rapid advancement: bonus plan; must have car; for 8t.

Louis territory. See Mr. Denny, Royal Finance 319 ColWrllle, East 8t- Louts, IIL train for executive position tn national organization; age 34-30; high school graduate or better; have own ear; salary and ear al lowance paid. 1101 Ambassador CYLINDRICAL GRINDER Experienced: Cincinnati; Universal. Western Sunnllei 9Q9n "Desk" or room clerk, hotel exDeri all types secret Investigations; locates missing people; marital cases given special care.

Whenever you want to know where someone goes and what they do, consult us confidentially without obligation, photographs and written reports furnished for personal use or court proceedings; licensed, bonded: 320 N. Grand. ffct DETECTIVE MARIAM; specializing domestic trouble; tracing, shadowing; photographs taken for evidence: locate missing persons everywhere; no obligation for consultation; confidential; licensed, bonded. CA. 0776.

6826 Bartmer. ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. 50 WIRING, new and repairs: free estimates. Cooperman, 3725 N. Vn.iii tin trjt TOBIN ELECTRIC: home and com- merciai: aiso wiring repairs.

nfil IIOQ 1M Oth St. SCHEPERS electric wiringand re- pair. 4454 A cnouteau. ii vojb. EXCAVATING 51 BASEMENTS and grading by hour or contract; free estimates, omitn Excavating.

Ballwin, Walnut 2758. FLOORING 53 Old Floors and Stairs SANDED AND REFINISHED MIDWEST FLOOR CO. DE. 2920 6327 OLIVE J. W.

Strait Son Floor Co. Refinishlng old floors, new floors installed, asonait ruooer ana linoleum tile: 27 vears experienced: all work euaranteed: free estimates. 9908 St. Martha lane. Wl.

6363. FO. 0630. STRACK FLOOR new floors installed, old floors rubber and asntialt tile Installed. 2916 Cherokee.

C-R. 9954. AAA Floor floors, stairs refin- ishod: new floors installed: aspnait rubber tile. MU. 9933.

5553 Etzel. SANDING, finishing, in HO-GRA-LAC seal, needs no waxine. Holt. 6427 Plateau. ST.

4327. FLOOR Cu. retinishing; special rates. 6132 Victoria. KI.

6302. FURNACE CLEANING, REPAIRING 55 FURNACE and boiler repairs rea sonable: nav $5 montniv. Fireside 4140. Sun Heating. 3005 N.

New-stead. GUTTER repairing. replicement: reasonable; pay 5 month, fireside 4140. Sun Heating. 3005 N.

Newstead. GUTTERING: new or repairs: chim neys; roois: worK guaranteed. Wm. George Htg. Sheet Metal 5552 Easton.

DE 0157. FURNACE cleaning, repairs, guttering sheet metal. SI. 1578. camp Heating.

4943 O'Dell FUP.NACE cleaning, repairing; gut tering, sneetmetai. 77a. Jewell Heating. 2311 Lawrence. GENERAL HAULING 56 AAA Union FxpreEs: moving: rea-sonah'e.

5817 Easton. GO. 0689. AA lisht hauling: or nieht. SI.

4166. 3334 Caroline. "HAULING, S-in. Oisher. 4t)5tA s-nenanooan.

la 5L'67. HAIR REMOVED 57 Hair, Moles, Warts REMOVED PERMANENTLY If- YF.P.S EXPERIENCE BEST MEDICAI REFERENCES Consultation Without Charge ESTHER L. FOX SUITE 898. ARCADE BLDG. riGHTH AND OLI VE CH.

5213 Hair Removed, Warts, Moles BY BEST PERMANENT METHODS Martha M. Becker Free consultation Most reasonable SUITE 701 CONTINENTAL BLDG Grand and Oiive LU.0098 UNWANTED HAIR removed forever; world's largest, best and most rapid method: best references: expert work; 20 years' ecperience thoroughly reliable. Theresa A. Heirk. 4903 Delmar.

RO. 193K. HAIR REMOVED FOREVER Rapid. painies; reasonable: medical-ly approved; fully guaranteed. Mri.

Wilson, 6635 Delmar. CA. 3226 UNWANTED HA1R removed permanently. A 'DA MAYHAM. FO.

filSO. 34fi N. Euclid HAIR removed permanently. Niva Phelps. R.N.

231 Metropolitan Building, Grand Olive. NE 9798 LANDSCAPING 60 GENERAL landscaping. power spraving. trimming, grass cutting; contracted by season. Edwards.

Kirkwood. Mo. Kirkwood 4365M. DANGEROUS TREES removed, power spraying, tree surgery, lawns, expert tree specialist. E.

Smith, DE. I7g7. 5954 Page. TREE SPECIALIST, trim, remove, repair: insured. Balketibush.

1255 N. Hanley rd. PA. 1517. TOP SOIL; 2 yards 3 yards S11.50 delivered.

Watson. 2853 Beit. MU. 9906 after a. tuu'HXG, black dirt, landscaping, seeding.

Banks, JE. 91ut. Sheridan. SOD. Illinois bluegrass; estimates; laid or by vard.

Tennnr.t. Ten-nant Dial TE. 4-8594. TREE TRIMMING; removing and power spraving. Townslev, 2837 Texas SI 1041.

FERTILIZER horse manure: $5 up no straw. Tom. J7339 Hmptn.FL.9979 SODDING, Illinois blue grass. Adam Florence. 1119 N.

22nd. MA. 3137. PAINTING 63 SAVE AT LEAST 20 All branches of modern painting-careful, friendly painters; guaranteed. Insured: courteous bids.

AMERICAN 2S44 Acromac LA 2490 GUAR A NT EE D-IN 1 JR interior, exterior paint, papering, scraper, water proofing, etc. Mac-Millen. 4060 Shenandoah. Before 6. MO 1 4 la: atter fe.

iR BASEMENTS WHITENED. comtlet ed lainr day: co mess: free estimates. ATLAS WHITENING 25C9 North arket. GA. 4 020; INTERIOR and exterior paiotir.g; free estmiite.

fe Painting 5943 Summit CO. 1 659. A BETTER DEAL FROM IDEAL neat palatine and papering; faUy equioped Insured. PR 179S 2.I1 S. Comoton.

FL. 3553 PAINT waihine. wail paper cleaning: experienced. Frank. Wabash 5437M, 3140 Ashhy.

PAINT NOW! first -class work. free estimates: reasonable. call BAILEY. 1908 Ange'rodt. GA 5727 WALL WASHING, paper cleaning.

painting. Hogue, 2506 N. 22nd st. It Ui4 INTERIOR-EXTERIOR: sand finish Call NEAF for guaranteed work. 597B Cote Briliiante, MU.

5482. PAPER CLEANING; painting, interior, exterior. Co 5331 Labadie. iYATNTTNGT- papering. carpentry.

Fraie. GR. 436. 3233 St. Vincent.

19. 1951. husband cf the late Kah-' 'rine V. Wilson, father of Ann W. Macc.nhy and Funeral from LUPTON rhsrt 7233 Delmar 8:30 am to Annnnziata Clavton and Cella 9 a.

m. Mass. Oak Grove Mausoleum. Mr. Wilson In state Fri.

In lieu of flowers, family requests that friends make contributions tn his memory to St. Joseph Hill Inflrmarv. Eureka, Mo. LOST 17 BEAGLE: small, black and white, front raw injured: Sherlock: child's pet: reward: vicinity West Florissant. Vera.

CO. ,1652. BILLFOLD; containing cashier check and cash; possibly fa Arcade F'dg. or dewntmrn ara; reward. Mr.

Dn MA. 425S. enced: some bookkeeping and tvn-tng: call 9 to FO 0092. Jr.

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