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14 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS (nee dear Fri. Sept. 14, 1956 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MISSOURI RIVER POWER OUTPUT RISE PROMISED 'Army Tells Basin Inter- agency Group Dams Will Double Production This Winter. MITCHELL, S.

Sept. 14 -Twice as much federal power will be available for preference users this winter as was generated by Missouri river dams in the peak-use period of last winter, members of the Missouri Basin Inter agency Committee were told yesterday. George Pafford of the United States Army Corps of Engineers made the statement in discussions by the Missouri river development policy-making group. discussion was touched off by a talk by J. W.

Grimes, South Dakota water resources engineer, who urged more power be generated in the winter period to help repay funds advanced for construction of the huge main stem dams. Grimes called attention to the large water releases in the summer for navigation purposes which reduced the winter power output and income for repayment to the Federal Government. Pafford noted that the commitments for navigation were made in 1938 when Fort Peck dam in Montana was built. He also said 94 per cent of the water released from the dams is utilized for generating power. R.

B. Hipple, Pierre, S. editor, said the whole matter of multiple purpose water use was thrashed out in 1944 and in any allocation of water "power is the low man on the totem pole." Grimes responded that "you can't assign power so low that we can't make repayment commitments." John Dewey, representing the state of Kansas on the committee, supported Hipple, He said power was not one of the primary purposes of the multiple purpose dam. Gov. Joe Foss of South Dakota cut off the argument with the comment, "when you stop to anaylze the situation, I think the operation of the dams has been pretty good." Jerry Ackerman, also, with the Corps of Engineers, told Gov.

Foss that recreational development is not a primary Government responsibility. Development of extensive recreational facilities will have to be done with local and state capital, Ackerman said. The committee agreed to appoint a subcommittee to consider problems in connection with recreational development and highway construction surrounding the reservoir. RUSSIA TO ABOLISH PRISONS 'IN IZVESTIA ASSERTS MOSCOW, Sept. 14 (AP)Izvestia said yesterday that "in time" prisons will be abolished 1 nthe Soviet Union.

The Government newspaper said the Soviet Union is not building any jails and crime is diminishing year by year. The article was unusual in a land where the subject of prisons rarely is publicized. The subject, of prison then article Moscow's was New BuFreedom street. Reporter Valentin Goltsev said the prison no longer houses political prisbut only criminal offenders. Golstev said Butyrka is a model prison whose inmates work eight hours weekdays and six hours Saturday.

He said prisoners have the right to make complaints. He said they are well fed and gave this sample menu: Mashed potatoes, vegetable cil and herring for breakfast; sour cabbage soup with meat and barley porridge with butter for dinner; millet porridge with vegetable oil for supper. U.S. MORTGAGE PORTFOLIO REDUCED BY $192,000,000 WASHINGTON. Sept.

14 (AP) The Federal National Mortgage Association reported yesterday it had reduced its portfolio residential mortgages and its purchasing liability by about $192,000,000 in the 12 months ended June 30. J. Stanley Baughman, FNMA president, said the net reduction under the agency's program of managing and liquidating federally backed mortgages amounted to 7.1 per cent in the 1956 fiscal year. He reported that at the end of June the agency still held 341,247 mortgages insured by the Federal Housing Administration or guaranteed by the Veterans Administration. FNMA makes credit available for certain federal housing programs by purchasing mortgages and later selling them in volume lots to institutional and other investors.

TWO YOUTHS KILLED AFTER WAVING TO GIRL FROM PLANE DANVILLE, Sept. 14 (UP)- -Two teen-age Civil Air Patrol cadets who flew near the ground to wave at a girl last night, were killed when their plane struck a tree. Police tentatively identified the cadets as Ira Reynolds and William Montgomery. The girl, Jackie Myers, said the boys had circled her home, had cut their motor off and glided down close to the ground, where they waved and yelled at her. She said when they tried to get motor started again, it failed to respond.

1-1111 MAIN DAYSSEVEN LOW RATES FOR WANT ADS Daily Sun. TRANSIENT Time times (consecutive 66c 71c Times (consecutive) 59e Times (consecutive) 52c 30 Times (consecutive) 46c 51c ROOM AND BOARD Time 66c Times (consecutive) 55c 60c Times 470 52c SITUATIONS WANTED Time 56c times (consecutive) 52c Times (consecutive) 45c 50c ITo advertisement accepted for 1088 than the price of two lines. tisers Focal located rates apply only to adverin the State of Mispouri and within 150 miles of St. Lonis Rates In applicable the State of Illinois. to out-of-town advertisers on request.

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shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser. Claims concerning omissions or incorrect insertions will not be considered unless made within 30 days from date of publication. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Phone MAin 1-1111 Rate per line ANNOUNCEMENTS FLORISTS BRIX FLORIST FUNERAL SPECIALISTS Anywhere 4820 CO NATURAL 1-5032, BRIDGE NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN: Sprays, $3.50 up. Baskets.

$5 up. 3801 S. Grand PR 1-9600 Open 8-6 p.m.; Closed Sun. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 8 TRADITIONAL SERVICE Wagoner Undertaking Co. FO 7-8811 ALBERT H.

'HOPPE HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary 6464 Chippewa FL 2-1938 a KUTIS FUNERAL HOME 2906 GRAVOIS PR 2-3000 LEIDNER UNDERTAKING CO. ESTABLISHED 1859 2223 St. Louts CH 1-1654 MOYDELL'S Mississippi and Allen PR 2-0402 FRATERNAL NOTICE 13 MASONIC NOTICES FOR 15, called GOOD Chapel, Services 1:30 MILLARD 7233 HOPE 2:30 p.m., communication EARL Delmar. p.m. funeral LODGE from of LARRABEE Master NO.

Brother Lupton Sept. Ma- 218 and sons please attend. FRANK J. TESSMER, W. M.

TO PLACE A FRATERNAL NOTICE Mail to Post- Dispatch Want Ad 12th and Olive or Call MAin 1-1111 No. Operators on duty 8 a.m. to Monday through Saturday ers p.m. DEATHS 14 ADDINGTON, LEROY at Dur- ham, N.C., Sept. 12, 1956, husband of Elizabeth Rowley Addington, brother of Helen H.

Addington. Graveside service at Bellefontaine Cemetery 11 a.m; Please omit flowers. ANNIS. MINNIE (nee Luthy), 3438 Pestalozzi, entered into rest Sept. 12.

1956, dear wife of Joseph Annis, dear sister of Miss Grace Luthy, Mrs. Ella Cants field, and William Luthy, sisterin-law of Mrs. Anna Weber, Frances Dyreks, and Frank Annis, our dear aunt and cousin. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR SON Funeral Home, 5541 Riverview bir, Sept. 15, 9:15 a.m.

Interment St. Matthew's Cemetery. Deceased Was member of the Upholsterers' International Union Local No. 187, and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. BAUER, FRED 728 Hawk Sept.

13, 1956, dear brother of Mae Ulrich, Louise Nolde, Martha Stoltz, Anna ell, Christ. Emma, William and the late George Henry Bauer, dear uncle of Gloria Bauer, dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S, 17. 4228 S. 1:30 Kingshighway, Sept, at p.m.

Interment Memorial Park. A member of Polar Star Lodge No. 79, A.F.&A.M. BECK. LOUISE J.

(nee Gruenewald), 8640 St. Charles Rock Sept. 13, 1956, dear wife of August Beck, dear mother of Irene Aubuchan and Milton Beck, dear grandmother of Dennis and Kerry Beck, dear sister of Albert and the late John Gruenewald, dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law. aunt and cousin. Mrs.

Beck at BAUMANN BROS. Funeral Home, 2504 Woodson Overland, until Sept. 17. 11 a.m. Services same day.

1:30 p.m. from St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church, Olive and Warson rd. Interment Church cemetery. BEMARKT, ALVIN E.

4948 Parker asleep in Jesus Sept. 12, 1956. 4 p.m.. beloved husband of Virginia Bemarkt (nee Fairchild), dear father of Mrs. Juljus Roberts, Mrs.

Charles M. Hamilton and Alvin E. Bemarkt dear brother of Walter C. Bemarkt, our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, grandfather. greatgrandfather, uncle and cousin in his 79th year.

Funeral 10 a.m., from BEIDERWIEDEN South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa to Sunset Burial Park. Deceased was a member of St. Luke's E. and R. Brotherhood and Keystone Lodge No.

243, A.F.&A.M. Masonic services 8:30 p.m. Friday. BRITZ. S.

BROTHER FRANCIS, Sept. 13, 1956, fortifled with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, brother of Sister M. John, Genella, George, Joseph, Aloysius, Clara and Helen Britz and Angela Printen. Brother Britz in state at St. Mary's High School, 4701 S.

Grand, after 1:30 p.m. Fri. until 1 p.m. then removed to Maryhurst Normal, 1101 S. LindMass bergh, Kirkwood.

Requiem High 9 a.m. Interment Maryhurst Cemetery, DICK, GUY formerly of St. Louis, passed away at Rolla, Fri. Sept. 14, 1956, dear husband Marie O' Nell Dick, dear father of Guy N.

Dick, dear brother and grandfather. Funeral services from NULL F1- neral Home, Rolla, 2 p.m., Sun. Interment Rolla cemetery, Deceased was member of Lambkin Lodge No 460 and honorary member of Teamsters Local No. 618. DONATH, MARIE 0., 1469 Twinman av.

asleep in Jesus on Sept. 13, 1956, beloved wife of Otto. F. Donath, dear mother of Helen Rottmann, dear grandmother of Gloria, dear sister of Fanny Kessier, dear motherin-law, sister-in-law. aunt and dear friend of.

Hilda Goebel. Funeral Mon. Sept. 17. 1 p.m.

from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and W. Florissant av. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. In parlors after 4:30 p.m. Sat.

GAGE, DALE HARRIS, Sept. 13, 1956. dear wife Charles C. Gage, dear mother of Roger C. Harris of Salem.

our dear mother-inlaw, grandmother, sister, sister-inlaw, daughter and aunt. Services ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home, 4911 Washington bl. Sept. 15, 2 p.m.

Interment Kingsland. Ark. GEBELEIN, CHARLES MARTIN, 7825 Murdoch beloved hutsband of Elsie Gebelein (nee Ewen), dear father of June Zucco, and May Bay, dear brother of Mrn. Emma Beck, John Gebelein and the late William and Walter Gebelein, our dear grandfather, uncle and brother-in-law. Mr.

at RICH Chapel. 15 Lockwood; PARKER service Sept. 15, 10 a.m. GRADY, MARY L. (nee McCormick), at Los Angeles, Sept, 12, 1956, wife of the late Charles T.

Grady, dear mother of Julia Tibbitts and motherin-law of Earl Tibbitts of Angelen, sister, of Bridget Fletcher, Julia Theising. Alice Deckman, Josephine McCormick and the late Agnes Bredenkoetter, aunt and cousin. Funeral 8:15 a.m., from 7027. Gravois, to St. Leo Church.

JOHN I. ZIEGNHEIN SONS, Interment Calvary, In state after p.m. Fri. Save Almost One-Third the Cost Order Your Want Ad for 7 Days DEATHS GRAVES CLARK. PEARL Dixon, Sent.

13, 1956. mother of Etta Mae Hammett, Leonard (Bud), Marvin L. Walter M. Graves, our dear er-in-law. grandmother grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral from ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home. 4911 Washington. Sept. 15, 11 a.m.

(D.S.T.). Interment Desloge, Mo. HEINEMANN, GEORGE Carter Sept. 12, 1956. beloved huaband of Martha Heinemann, dear brother of Helen Seele, dear brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral Sept. 15, 2 from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and Florissant avs. Interment Friedens Cemetery, 9033 Riverview Sept. HICKMAN, THEODORE CLAY, 13. 1956.

rear brother of. Mary Christie Hickman, and our uncle. Funeral from CULLINANE 3320 15, N. 9:30 Kingshighway, Sept. a.m., to Lady of Mount Carmel Church.

terment Calvary Cemetery, PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF TIME. JACOB. HENRY 824 E. Bend, Sept. 1956, husband of the late Valeska E.

Jacob (nee Rascher), dear ther of Theresa Schallert and leska Stemmermann, Our grandfather, father-in-law brother. Funeral from CROGHAN Mortuary, 831. E. Big Bend, Webster Groves, Sept. 15.

10:15 a.m., to St. Michael's Church, Shrewsbury. Mass 10:30 a.m. JENNY, ROBERT, Thurs. Sept.

13. 1956, husband of the late Margaret Jenny, father of Robert and Eileen, dear grandfather, brother, uncle and brother in-law. Funeral from CULLEN KELLY, Funeral Home. 7267 Natural Bridge, Sept. 15, 9:30 a.m., to St.

Leo Church. Interment Calvary. KASTEN, ALVINA (nee Hermeling 3200 Barrett, asleep in Jesus, Sept. 12, 1956. beloved wife of the late Fred Kasten, dear mother of A.

Carl Kasten, Mrs. Louise Godbey, and Mrs. Freida Schaub, our dear sister, motherin-law, sister-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. Body will lie in state at BELDERWIEDEN Funeral Home, 1936 St. Louis until 9 a.m.

Sat. Services 8:30 p.m. thence removed to Nashville. for serve ices and interment 1:30 p.m. C.S.T.

Deceased was a member of Ladies Aux. Concordia Aid Br. No. 1. KEITEL, ANNA MARIE (nee Boyd), 5928 Horton Sept.

'12, 1956, beloved wife of the late Henry A. Keitel. dear mother of Boyd. Keitel, Mrs. Margaret Shelly and John Keltel of Kansas City, our dear mother in law.

grandmother, greatgrandmother and aunt. Funeral from CLARK Funeral Home, 1125 Hodiamont, Sept. 15, 8:30 a.m. to St. Rose Interment Calvary.

KILBURN, JAKE, 3324 Oxford. Thurs. Sept. 13, 1956. beloved husband of Mabel Kilburn (nee La Coss).

dear father Floyd and Larry Kilburn, Wanda Lewis, dear son of Ella Kilburn, our dear brother, father in law, brother in law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral Sept. 15 at 10 a.m. from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester to Oak Hill Cemetery.

Deceased was member of Pride of the West Machinists Local No. 308. KILLIAN, SISTER MARY MICHAEL, Villa Gesu, Thurs. Sept. 13, 1956 11:20 p.m.

Requiem high mass and funeral Villa Gesu, Sept. 15, 9 a.m. (D.S.T.). KNIPPEL, EDWARD 5292A Page Sept. 13.

1956. dear son of the late Christian. and Elizabeth Knippel, dear brother of Charles Knippel, Robert Fulte, Minnie Nuckolls, Anna Finch and Christine Smith, dear uncle and cousin. Mr. Knippel will lie in state at STUART SONS Chapel, Union Page until 11.

a.m. Sept. 16. Interment Marissa, LARRABEE, EARL Sept. 13, 1956, father of Mary Virginia, brother of Orlay and Omar Larrabee, Neta Inskeep, Mrs.

Potts, Mrs. Celeste Tooley and Mrs. Orba Cheatham, dear friend Marcella Gauch and our uncle. Services at LUPTON Chapel, 7233 Delmar 2:30 p.m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.

Member of Good Hope Lodge 218, A.F. A.M.: Protected Home Circle and Funeral Car DrivLocal No. 610. LASH, OLIVER PERRY, 6314A Olive st. Sept.

12, 1956, beloved husband of Bertha May Lash, father of Mrs. Charles Mahl, Floyd Lash, Mrs. Estes Grissom, William Steinmeyer, Mrs. Edward Mannion and Mrs. William Audrain, our dear brother, brotherin-law.

father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle. Mr. Lash in state at. CLARK Funeral 1125 Hodiamont until noon then in state Sutter Av. Presbyterian Church, 6501 Bartmer, until time of service p.m.

Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. LEHMUTH, J. HARRY. 5786 West Florissant Sept. 1956, beloved husband of Lehmuth (nee Weatherwax), father of Mrs.

Hugh Armstrong and Mrs. Ted Meyer, our father-In-law and grandfatber. Funeral from DREHMANNHARRAL Chapel, 1905 Union a.m. Sept. 15.

Interment Laurel Hill Gardens. To those desiring to make a memorial gift, contributions to the Memorial Blvd. Christian Church Memorial Fund be appreciated. LEONARD, AMOS 3745 Sept. 12, 1956, bedear father of of Josephine.

Richard Leonhusband Mrs. Thomas Methvin, Mrs. Ruehlman, our grandfather father-in-law. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell Sept.

15, 9 a.m., to St. Francis Xavier (College) Church. Interment Syracuse, N.Y, LEUZINGER, MARGUERITE K. Schmidt), 1417 McCausland Sept. 13, 1956, bewife of John M.

Leuzinger, mother of Marguerite Young, Elizabeth Lueck, Marie Hopwood, Virgil Leuzinger and the late WilLeuzinger and Alvera Braun, mother-in-law, grandmother, greatgrandmother, sister, sister-in-law aunt. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 NatBridge Sept. 17, Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Member of Auxiliary of Walker Jennings Camp No.

6 U.8.W.V. Auxiliary service Sun. evening 8 p.m. IN PARLORS AFTER 12 NOON SAT. McDONNELL.

See Tribout. McGUIRE, ROBERT HOTIS, 1027 husband of Sept. Goldie 13 1956. beloved McGuire, dear father of Robert Betty Jean. Fred, Tennie and Patrick grandfather, McGuire, dear brother, brother-in-law, fatherIn-law and uncle.

Funeral from MeLAUGHLIN'S, Lafayette, Mon. 10 a.m. 47,406 "Business Opportunity" Ads Were Published in the Post-Dispatch during the past year. TO GET IN OR OUT OF BUSINESS use POST-DISPATCH WANT ADS MAIL ADS IN OR PHONE MAIN 1-1111 CARPENTERS BUILDERS 44 CALL GIBSON SON General repairs: new porches, room additions, large or small jobs: painting (screens painted with outside paint job): chain link fence. Reasonable: 7 years to pay.

MO 4-4450 or PR 1-5082 4005. SHENANDOAH PROPERTY OWNERS Have your building repaired; we do everything in building or repairs, large or small; SUGAR CONSTRUCTION CO. 5827 Lotus, EV. 5-6228 ADD A ROOM, remodeling, porches built, chimneys repaired, roof installed and guttering. terms.

35 years in business. MIDWEST HOME IMPROVEMENTS. 1507 Goodfellow, EV 3-7738; Sat. and Sunday, JA 2-1419 or PA 1-7382. PORCHES, rooms, carpentry, repair of all kinds, free estimates.

FLETCHER SON, 2148 Salisbury, MA 1-2796; PR. 2-6692. REMODELING and repairing; sunrooms and porches. Repairing from basement to and including new roof. Free estimates.

Easy FHA terms. Hutson. PA 1-1102, 6546 Julian. TORNADO FENCES, chain Jink fences, at 'ow cost, FHA; free estimates. Tornado Fence 2404 Bellevue.

MI 5-5914. CARPENTER, builder, old and new work. 30 vears experience, live and let live policy. Cope, YO 5-0536. 1817 Bach rd.

CARPENTRY, all kinds; gables, add-a-room. porches. Attics and rathskellers finished. PATE, 4025 Pleasant. UN 7-7363 after 6.

GENERAL HOME REPAIRS: new additions; free estimates: no job too small; glass and chains. Reed. 5035 Idano: FL 3-3584. GENERAL CONTRACTOR; bund: ing and repair work. E.

Diebold, builder, 10315 Baltimore, HA 8-2399. CARPENTER and cement work, new and repair: no job too big or too small. MI 7-3389 or JE 3-5461. 5525 Southwest, Hart. painting.

concrete work, tuckpointing. Harry George, 713 Barton. PR 1-9011. CARPENTRY. CONCRETE work.

siding: free estimates. SPRAGUE. 5130A N. Broadway. G5 6-0544.

CARPENTRY. painting, roof repair: immediate service. Burkart, 3221A Rogers. PR 2-4372. GENERAL home repairs, roofs, tuckpointing, concrete, carpentry.

Mike, 5615 Hebert. CO 1-5505 GENERAL REPAIRS, porches and finish work; free estimates. Johnson, 1910 Sidney. PR 1-7785. GARAGES our or home repair.

Ken Spanbauer PR 1-8417. 4264 Wyoming. BOB BOULWARE, remodeling, repairs, cabinets, store fixtures. 607 McKinley. TA 1-2710.

YO 5-3998. CARPENTRY; new and old; John Signorelli, 10025 Carolyne VI 3-2768, CO 1-2702. NEW HOMES; additions, garages, attics; FHA terms: Bowerman, 1540 Claudine SH 1-9067. CARPENTRY- ALL KINDS ROSEN 5751 Lotus. EV 5-6798 CARPENTRY painting repairs.

Gibson. 5356 Vernon, FO 1-9160, CARPENTRY, painting. Branson, 1917 Bremen. GA 1-1268. REMODELING; Kramer Paul Brown CE 1-7620.

CONCRETE, CEMENT WORK 46 FRANK FREELAND Contractor. footings. foundations. floors. homes.

additions and rages: FHA: call any time: FHA. 3723 N. Twenty-fifth. GA 1-5129. CALL ROBERTS Big to do your job and small enough know you.

1922A N. Fourteenth. CE 1-6962. FIRST-CLASS concrete work, waterproofing, garages built. FO 7-6949.

EV 2-8013. PR 2-1165, Bill Horn. 5425A Wabada. FREE ESTIMATES, floors, steps, walks, drives, patios, foundations. D.

J. CHURCH, 5725 Cote Brilliante, EV 2-6294; UN 8-8766. CEMENT and repairs; also pentry repairs: estimates. PAUL 5628 Arthur. ST 1-6644 after 5 FLOYD GORDON; all types concrete work.

3281 Jasper Park, PR 3-7096. CONCRETE WORK; all kinds; rages built, block or frame. Mitchell. 1831 BOAZ YO 5-0404 CEMENT WORK; all kinds. Greg, 5620 Arthur FL 1-0011.

DETECTIVES 47 H. MARIAM Shadows: locates everywhere: photos for evidence; bonded: licensed. 6635 DELMAR PA 1-0776 JE 1-2484 J. MURPHY 4229 LINDELL DRESSMAKING TAILORING 49 DRESSMAKING, reasonable. Ford, 1522 Deer, JE 3-7383.

ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. 50 TOBIN ELECTRIC; housepower experts: house and commercial wiring and repairs, 3328 N. Ninth, CE 1-1163. LICENSED, bonded, electrical installations. air conditioners.

dryers, repairs: meters moved. Bud. 4836 Terrace, HU 1-8564. 100 AMP service, full housepower, at its best. Miller Electric 3858 Park; PR 3-3811.

SEPTIC TANKS 52 PRECAST concrete; steel reinforced, approved. Bitton Septic Tank. 1540 Woodson. WY 1-5150. FLOORING 53 BIG discount on all type floor refinishing or replacing; hotels, institutions, apartment buildings, also private homes, Call Dick, FO 7-2345, 209 S.

Hartnett. FLOOR CO: refinisned: special rates. 6132 Victoria, MI 5-6302. FLOORS sanded, refinished. ningham, 3919 Shreve, CO 1-8363.

FOUNDATION, WALL. WORK 53-W WALL CRACKS FOUNDATION FAILURES CORRECTED Concrete piers installed; floors leveled; insured; FHA. All Work Guaranteed Dawley Construction Co. 3223 Sutton FL 3-1497 Call Anytime WALL CRACKS STOPPED Waterproofed; concrete piers; inbefore signing. A.

Kennah: 1414 Collins, MI 7-3636 STOP WALL CRACKS Walls raised, construction work, sagging porches repaired; work guaranteed 5 years. Foundation Construction 6021 Manchester. ST 1-9551 OR PA 5-3607 HOUSE LEVELING. Wall cracking stopped: I-beams installed; waterproofing. General Foundation 5563 Pershing, PA 1-3771.

GARAGE DOORS 54G NEW OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS. all sizes: call day or night. Len. 2620 Avie. EV 3-2655 HEATING, SHEET METAL WORK 55 FURNACES and guttering; new or repairs.

PENCE, 4224 Ashby HA 8-6990 after 4 p.m. Stout, FURNACES 3762 cleaned, repaired. Westminster. JE 5-2299 REPAIRS and new installations. EV 5-7010 5819 TERRY GENERAL HAULING 56 MOVING.

LIGHT HAULING Day or night. Call Paul, FO 7-0343, ST 1-3912, 6110 Etzel. A.A.A. UNION EXPRESS. moving.

BONDED EV 1-0689. 5817 Easton LIGHT HAULING REASONABLE Coleman, 4871 Margaret. JA 1-7630 TIDWELL, refrigerators, trunks. etc. 3136A California, MO 4-3190 LIGHT HAULING- MOVING ART 3903 RUSSELL PR 1-2322 RUBBISH hauling.

commercial or residential. Gibson Haulers, 2927 Garrison ct. FR 1-4835. HAIR REMOVED 57 UNWANTED hair removed forever; best, latest, most rapid method best references; thoroughly reliable; 20 years' experienced. Theresa A.

Helck, 4903 Delmar, FO 1-1938. HAIR REMOVED permanently. N. Phelps, R. 231.

Metropolitan Grand and Olive. JE 1-9798 LANDSCAPING 60 LAWN MAINTENANCE Trees, shrubs, planted, trimmed, removed: sprayed; patio work. PRING LANDSCAPING CO. 5409 Chippewa FL 1-4590 MOWING. SODDING, SEEDING GENE'S, 9771.

Lilac, UN 7-8434. SODDING: Illinois blue grass sod. Delivered by the truck load. Kinder, 1707 Banneker, ST 1-4281 LAWNS, trees, shrubs trimmed, removed. spraying; insured.

Edwards. Box 400, Kirkwood, Taylor 2-1380 TREES pruned or removed. Insured. Jones, 906 Chambers, CE 1-2533. TREE SERVICE -EDWARDS 2322 Walton rd.

HA 7-4274 PAINTING 63 HOME decorating; Decorating Interior, painting, exterior; free estimates; guaranteed. 1705 Union, FO 7-8611, HA 9-2027. INTERIOR, exterior. residential and FIFE. commercial.

FHA financing. CO 1-1659. 5943 Summit. PAINTING, graining, roofing, guttering, porch repairs, tuckpointing, low prices, prompt service. MASON, 4005 Olive, JE 1-8025.

PAINTING, exterior, interior; do own work; reasonable. Goodwin, 4324 Ellenwood, FL 2-8232. PAINTING; let us do your high you do the low work. B. G.

PR 2-3515 4415 Lafayette PAINTING, papering; reasonable. Wheatley, 2131 Edwards, MO 4-4148. ing, PAINTING. low graining, paperbangprices, prompt service. Mason, 4005 Olive, JE 1-8025.

PAINTING: Bob, 7623 Big Bend. WO 2-8712; JE 3-7348. PAPER HANGING, CLEANING 64 Binks Wallpaper Removing Fast, clean service by steam method FREE ESTIMATES 1237 DAMMERT TW 2-1736 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING Paper removed by steam: fast. clean, reliable; paper cleaned: we go anywhere: 118 first. STINNETT 2421 Blat: CH 1-7780 PAPERING, painting.

Bob, 5985A Hamilton ter, PA 7-6797. PAPER HANGING, CLEANING PAPERING, painting, steaming, patch arches built, closets built, carpentry repairs; satisfaction guaranteed: reasonable. BENSON, 5546 S. Kingshighway. FL 2-0456.

PAPERING, painting: work myself: prompt; reasonable. Billings, JE 5-0653. 9019 Forest. PAPERHANGING and painting. Call Home Decorators; FL 3-8331.

PAPERHANGING, painting, patch, plastering; free estimates: MAC, 5608 Lotus, EV 5-9530. PAPERING, Cleaning: reasonable. Bernstein, 6270 Cates. PA 1-6941. PLASTERING 66 PATCH plastering.

stucco, archways installed: Bompart. 2443 Cecelin, Brentwood W0 2-3010. PLASTER repairing, fully insured. Finnegan. 1744A Pennsylvania.

PR 1-1160 days; PR 3-4084 eves. PLASTERING no job too small: reasonable. Richard, FR 1-1834, 318 N. Garrison. PLASTER, colored: reasonable.

Trice, JE 1-2850, 4205 Sacramento PLUMBERS (Licensed) 67 FAST SERVICE; repairs. Harris Plumbing; license city and county. EV 2-4515, 5572 Labadie. EASTER PLUMBING repairs, remodeling; guaranteed. 4338 Manchester, TE 3-6132.

ANYTHING In plumbing, bathroom, water heaters: EZ terms. Berren, 3129 Lemp, PR 1-2980. BECKMAN, repairs, remodeling. 5628 Rhodes, FL 2-5450. REPAIRS.

contracting. remodeling. Koch, 5996 Theodore. EV 3-1773, ROOFING, SIDING GUTTERING 68 FREE ROOF INSPECTION Our 20th year: fully insured: flat or steep roofs; 3 years to pay. Central Roof Siding Co.

3665 Market JE 3-0751. EV 5-3990 A ROOF- OR A PATCH COBB. PL 2-6713. 4774 Dahlia STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS 69 Moving, storage; anywhere, everywhere; local, long distance storage; lowest insurance: all' guaranteed. 5619 Delmar.

PA 5-3500. FURNITURE hauling; reasonable; white men; JE 5-1762: Arbie; 4565 Chouteau. UPHOLSTERING, FURNITURE REPAIRING 71 SLIP COVERS and upholstering; work done in home or shop. HILL 4591 Easton JE 5-6910 UPHOLSTERING; A1. ham, 3919 Shreve, CO 1-8363.

EDUCATION SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 75 MORRIS TELEVISION SCHOOL PRACTICAL TRAINING BIG MONEY ASSURED FUTURE Radio Television Industrial Electronics Automation Techician A school designed and equipped for the best instruction. Phone. Visit or Write Us Today. Classes now forming. 2825 N.

GRAND (at Ball Park) Veterans approved, Open Evenings JE 5-2137 WORLD FAMOUS BAILEY SCHOOLS Offers Day These and Evening Training in Big-Pay Fields 1. Electronic Technician 2. Television- Radio 3. Diesel Mechanics NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED Approved for veterans WRITE, PHONE OR VISIT 1626 S. PR 6-7860 RANKEN TRADE SCHOOL Day full-time: day part -time: evening REGISTER NOW.

For 15 MECHANICAL COURSES full information call FR 1-0233 or SCHOOL write OF DAVID RANKEN JR. TRADES. St. 13. MECHANICAL Mo.

Approved for Veteran Training -MEN -WHITE 18-35, for railroad communication if Jobs; pay $350 to $400 per month: not qualified, we train you in 5 to 6 months: approved for Korean veterans. Railway Communications, 4511 Delmar. Comptometer Operators ARE IN DEMAND ENROLL NOW COMPTOMETER SCHOOL 1221 Locust, Rm. 218. MA 1-5180 GERMAN taught.

private. Miss Renner, 5330 Pershing, FO 1-4588 Switchboard Receptionist FREE Day-Eve. 3 weeks. All ages. PLACEMENT SERVICES FLORENCE UTT CH 1-6255 4553 TYPING lessons, colored.

Ideal, North Market. FO 7-7293. BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS 76 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE; unlimited classes. Call opportunities; day-evening or write MOLER COLLEGE, 521 Washington. CE 1-3581.

Individual LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE instruction: day and evening: air City College, 203 N. 7th. MA 1-3493. Situations Wanted SITUATIONS- -MEN, BOYS 80 BARTENDER, age mixed drinks: honest. CO 1-0378, after 12 p.m.

BOOKKEEPER. part-time. all taxes. Mr. Gilbert, PA 1-7068.

BOOKKEEPER; can take full part-time. YO 5-5878. BOY, 18, colored, desires chauffeur's work or any inside work; dependable. WY 3-1418. BOY, colored, high school; wants work evenings.

CH 1-0923. CARPENTER; union; general, 11 years experience. PR 3-9054. CHAUFFEUR or any work in your Walter. home.

JE 1-6394, JE 1-1609; CHAUFFEUR, licensed: thorough knowledge of city and county and hospitals. HA 8-2073. CLEANING offices or janitor, eves. after 5. EV 1-9413 after 6 p.m.

COCKER; female, small black and tan, green collar, 2 dog tags; reward. MI 5-3780. COLORED MAN wants work; any kind. GE 6-0632. part-time COOK, city references; 20 years' experience; sober and steady.

JA 1- 4386. DRIVER, part-time, afternoons, evenings or weekends. MA 1-6807. PLANT ENGINEER; college education: 15 years experience; would like connection with firm that has opportunity; now employed. Box M-257, Post-Dispatch.

HANDYMAN, experience, maintenance, mechanic, shrubbery, day or night. JE 5-0908. HOUSEMAN, chauffeur; colored: experienced. OL 2-2493 3. JANITOR; experienced; sober and reilable.

OL 2-2493 after 3 p.m. MAN, colored, 29, neat, married, chauffeur. intelligent, willing; experienced waiter, clerk: evening work; good refernce. FO 1-1867. MAN, colored, high senool; experienced shipping, receiving, stock clerk, driver.

To 7-4862. MAN, colored, clerk-typist, artist, driver, porter, part time evenings. FO 7-7710. MAN, white; truck, tools. part time, any type work.

EV 5-2381. MAN, colored; Wants any kind of work; after 5:30 p.m. JE 5-4520. MAN, Catholic; need part time work, eves. and Sat.

JA 2-9413. MAN wants steady employment: stock, warehouse work. PR 6-8057. MECHANIC; union; 30 years auto experience. PR 1-3697.

PART time work, any kind. R. Truelove, 930 Hamilton, PORTER. maintenance, janitor, colored, experienced. FO 7-3496.

PRODUCTION executive, 48, desires contact with reputable firm. Box M-362, Post-Dispatch. PURCHASING AGENT or sales manager building products seeking opportunity for advancement: experienced: interested in sales work. Box M-188, Post-Dispatch. SALESMAN, ambitious, age 36: 14 years route salesman: excellent references; desires permanent position with chance for advancement; aptitude for selling, neat appear- To ance.

PA 5-4803. tion SALESMAN, of selling and, promobuilding material, have following: can give best of reference. Box M-102, PostTRUCK driver, light truck; know county and city, MI 5-8960, Earl. YOUNG MAN, 24, high school graduate: truck driver, chauffeur, wash machine, refrigerator mechanic: experienced. CE 1-1174.

YOUNG man with 6 years expertence, wants steady job, as compositor, make up or lock up man. Call any time. ST 1-6292. YOUNG man; colored, 23, work of any type; reilable. JE 5-8423.

A SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS 81 SITTER: some coliege; reference, FO 7-7055. BABY SITTER: after 12 noon and evenings. OL 2-4756. BABY sit, gIrl, colored, day or evening; referenced FR 1-4506. SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS 81 SOLD CHRYSLER AIR CONDITIONER THROUGH WANT AD AIR CONDITIONER.

Chrysler ton; like new, PA X-XXXX. NE "Fine results, sold the unit." said the lady who placed the above ad. buy or sell air conditioner or window fans, use Classification 214. To place any Want Ad (you may charge it), call: MAIN 1-1111 The Post-Dispatch As Many As AD- TAKERS 36 Over your results! Available 1,000,000, to want of ads Serve a readership year You and DEATHS 14 MANCUSO. STELLA, 1919 Hereford, entered into rest Sept.

12, 1956, beloved wife of Canto Maneuso, dear mother of Mrs. Lloyd Ward, Mrs. Jim Caselton, Mrs. Frank Vennell, Mrs. Cyril Tornetto, Domenic, Mae and Dandel Mancuso, dear sister, grandmother, mother-in-law, law, aunt and cousin.

Funeral from CALCATERRA Funeral Home, 5140 Daggett, Sept. 15, at 8:30 a.m., to St. Ambrose Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery, Was member of LaPace Society. METZ, WILLIAM, 1426 De Soto fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Sept.

12. 1956. beloved husband Mary Metz (nee Miltenberger), dear father of William A. Metz, dear grandfather, great grandfather, father-in-law, brother-In-law and uncle. Funeral Sept.

15. 8:30 a.m. from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant to Our Lady of Linton. Perpetual Help Church, 20th and Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mr.

Metz was a member of District No. 9, I. A. of M. MILLER, MINNIE C.

(nee Stroup), 3185 S. Grand 13, 1956, 12:15 a.m., dear wife of the late Markus Miller, dear mother of Ruby Rausch, Melvin and Elder Miller, dear sister of Guy Albert Frank and Nellie Stroup, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister in-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois Sept. 15, 2. p.m.

Interment Oak Grove Cemetery, Deceased was a member of Naomi Rebekah Lodge No. 2 and Royal of America. MOELLER, JULIUS 5744 Vivian Sept. 13, 1956, beloved husband of Kate Moeller (nee Franz), dear father of Irene Schmitz, Florence Becker and Chester H. Moeller, dear brother of Mary Moeller, dear grandfather, great-grandfather, father in law, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral Sept. 15, 3 p.m., from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment Friedens member Cemetery, Mr. Moeller was a of Beacon Lodge No. 3, A.

Brotherhood of Friedens Evangelical and Reformed Church, Carpenters Union Local No. 47. In lieu of flowers, contributions to. Friedens Church, Memorial Endowment Fund or Friedens Chapel Organ Fund, will be appreciated. MOORE.

ELEANOR J. (nee Domachowski), 1031 Kilner, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Sept. 12, 1956, beloved wife of Arthur Moore, dear mother of Arthur F. Jr. and Kathleen Ann, dear daughter of Nellie Rosener, our dear sister, sister-inlaw, aunt and niece.

Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln, 7:30 a.m., St, Bernadette Church, Interment Calvary Cemetery. MOXTER, CORA M. (nee Lattin), 2627 Geyer Sept. 12, 1956, beloved wife of the late Arthur P. Moxter, dear mother of Mamie Walden, Stanley and Arthur Moxter, our dear sister, mother-in-law, grandmother, greatgrandmother, sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral Sept. 17, 9:30 a.m., from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester av. Interment National Cemetery. Deceased was a member Walker Jennings Auxiliary.

Services 7 p.m. Sun. Mrs. Moxter in state after 1 p. m.

Sat. NOWAK, FRANCIS J. (Frank), at, Arcadia, formerly of St. Louis, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Sept. 11, 1956, beloved husband of Anne (nee Cuper), dear brother of Mrs.

Agnes Schwarz, Mrs. Gertrude Jerabek, Leonard, Edward, Albert and Robert Nowak, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 S. Grand Sept. 15, 8:30 a.m., to St.

Stephen's Church. Interment Calvary. ROTTMANN. See Donath. SAMPEL, VERONICA M.

(nee Hochman), 602 Waller fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Sept. 12, dear 1956, beloved wife of Carl Sampel, sister of Mildred Tichacek, Martin, Ferdinand, Joseph and Anthony Hochman, dear sister-in-law, aunt and great-aunt. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln, 9:30 a.m.. to St. Andrews Church.

Interment Mt. Olive Cemetery. SAPUTO, SALVATORE Sept. 11, 1956, husband of Rose puto (nee Sodaro), father of Mrs. Robert (Dorothy) Kuenzler, Joseph, Tom, Salvatore and John Saputo, brother of John Saputo and the late Pete Saputo, fatherin-law, grandfather, uncle and cousin.

Funeral from BENSIEK-NIEUnion HAUS Mortuary. 1431 7:30 a.m., to St. Louise de Marillac Church. Interment Calvary. SEXTRO, ELIZABETH (nee Milges), 7135 Woodrow, Normandy, Sept.

12, 1956. beloved wife of Herman Sextro, dear mothLillie Hagemann and Dolores Candrl, dear grandmother, motherIn-law, sister, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral Sept. 17, 8:30 a.m., from STROOT CARROLL Funeral Home. 4600 Natural Bridge, to Ascension Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member of Married Ladies Sodality. SIMON, LOUIS 0., 3101A Chippewa, Sept. 14, 1956, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved hugband of Maryellen Simon, dear father of Louis 0. Jr.

and Anetta Simon, dear brother, brother-inlaw, father-In-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7814 S. Broadway. Time later. Member of Argonne Post No.

1102, V.F.W. V.F.W. services 8 p.m. STRINGER, WYLIE Sept. 12, 1956, dear brother of Mrs.

Clara Talent, Sligo, Austin, Allen, Jessie, Carl, Mack, Virgll and Eddie Stringer and the late Liza Bryant. Ada Bryant, Maggie Gregory law, and Myrtle Pyatt, brother-inuncle and dear friend of Helen Campbell. Mr. Stringer In state at ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home, 4911 Washington until Sept.

14, 10 p.m. Services at Sligo Methodist Church, Sligo, Sept. 15, 1 p.m. (C.S.T.). Interment Sligo, Mo.

STROUP. See Minnie Miller. STRUNK, ELIZABETH A. Williams), 3647 McRee, Sept. 12, 1956, 9:47 p.m., beloved wife of Joseph Strunk, our dear sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral from SCHNUR Funeral Home, 3125 Lafayette Sept. 15, 9:30 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. (nee McDonnell), fortified the TRIBOUT, AGNES CATHERINE Sept. Sacraments 13, of 1956, Holy dear Mother wife Church, late Mary Julius E.

Tribout, Helen dear mother Richard, Seele, Pitlyk, PhylLawrence and Robert Rausch Tribout, dear sister of Margaret Marie McLaughlin, Ann Pallett, Simon and Jack McDonnell, our dear grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral Funeral Home, from A. H. BOCKLAGE 6536 Clayton of Sept. 17, 8:30 a.m., to the Church the Little Flower, Boland and Arch ter.

Interment Calvary, Mrs. Tribout was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary American War Dads. M. WESTBROOK, WALTER 7153 Kensington 13, dear Maplewood, Sept. 1956, husband of Irene field), R.

dear Westbrook father (nee MayLeroy J. Donald F. Westbrook, June Barber and LaVerne Buzzanga, brother of Bernice Rung, dear father-in-law, brother-In-law and grandfather. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S, S. Kingshighway, Sept.

10 a.m. Interment St. Paul's Joe Churchyard. In parlors after 1 Sat. WESTRICH, ETHEL LOUISE, 4340 Chippewa Sept.

14, 1956. beloved wife of Merwin Weatrich, dear mother of Dan Westrich, dear daughter. of WIlHam R. Sr. and Ottille Hagen, dear sister of William Robert Jr.

and Calvin L. Hagen, our dear aunt, cousin, niece, daughter-inlaw, sister-in-law and mother-inlaw. Mrs. Westrich at BULL-CAMP. BULL Mortuary, 5165 Delmar Blvd.

Funeral service 2 p.m. Interment Lake Charles ber Cemetery, of Deceased was a memCommanicationa Workers of America No. 6350. LOST 17 BEAGLE; female: mile west 01 Fenton, Aug. 30.

ST 1-2058. BILLFOLD, lost vicinity 16th and Franklin; return papers, reward. PR 3-8459, Farrow. BULL terrier, black and white, female, 14 years old. hard of hearing; name clubhouse, St.

Charles county; pet; teward. EV 2-5754. CAT, female, reddish stripe, 5855 Ridge, reward, 6 p.m. EV 3-5731. DALMATIAN PUPPY: vicinity N.

Elizabeth, Ferguson. JA 2-1772. DIAMOND dinner ring, white gold, PR 6-6916 after 6 p.m.; reward. GLASSES, boy's brown rim; Fri. 66 Lindbergh; reward.

VI 3-2282. GLASSES; man's, in lunch Dox Tuesday; reward. VO 3-4393. MONEY between Clayton and Union: reward. PA 1-8067.

PARAKEET, green, yellow head; talks: "Richie Pointer, reward. After 6 HA 8-0578. PARAKEET; light blue, gray; name Billy; reward. PA 6-0747. PUPPY, 8 months old, male, short hair, brown with white ring around neck 4 white feet.

MO 4-7101. PUPPY. part cocker, tan, answers to Pat: reward. WO 2-6625. PURSE, tan; lost, Taylor $10 reward for glasses.

L. Huge, 6252 Delmar. PA 7-1193. RINGS, ladies (3); East Side or 62xx Southwood; reward. PA 1-8479.

ROSARY. gold; Aug. name on crucifix; reward. PA 5-0454. STOCK certificates, common, International Shoe, Illinois Iowa Power, Canadian Marconi.

in Florissant: reward. UN 4-6461. TOY SHEPHERD, male (looks like collie) California tag; scarred ear. Reward. EV 2-5034.

WRISTWATCH, white gold; Clay and Adams, Kirkwood; reward. Taylor 1-0486. WRIST WATCH. Hamilton 17- jewel diamond face. Reward.

PA 7-8573. PERSONAL 23 Anyone knowing the whereabouts of James Buckner, last known address 3104 Franklin St. Louis, kindly call OL 2-6752. WILL person witnessing accident Highway 66, near Florissant, Sept. 6, call UN 7-2365 after 6.

SPECIAL NOTICES 26 SPECIAL NOTICE: Eugene A. Tajkowski, formerly of 5519 Ashland. 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 myself. (Signed) EUGENE A.

TAJKOWSKI. SPECIAL NOTICE Milton J. B. Weihe, of 7119 Groveland 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 myself.

(Signed) MILTON J. B. WEIHE. I. JACOB KEHRER.

formerly 9108 Darlene Affon, 10 hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself. JACOB KEHRER. BUSINESS PERSONALS 28 Blood Donors Wanted COMMUNITY BLOOD SERVICE 2659 WASHINGTON Open 8 a.m. Weekdays JE 5-8031 DONORS PAID FOR SERVICE TRAVEL AND TOURS 29 DRIVE A CAR WEST AUGUST SPECIAL Fully Insured Week Days, JE 3-8824 Sundays, PL 2-0697 4111 Natural Bridge DRIVE CARS WEST PHOENIX, ARIZONA SPECIAL DEAL Call for Details FR 1-3846 ST. LOUIS AUTO AUCTION BARN, Inc.

SPECIAL SEPTEMBER TRAVELERS Planning a trip soon? Don't to contact Thomas. Auto Sales Immediately. cars must gO to points west and south. Drive a new car, fully sured, serviced and ready to Call early for a better choice cars. Call FL 3-7393, 24 hours day.

275 Lemay Ferry. St. Louis' Largest Driveway SPECIAL DEAL FULLY INSURED DRIVE NEW CAR TO CALIFORNIA, OREGON New Mexico, Arizona, Washington Trucks for Moving Available PL 2-5200 4100 S. Broadway After 8 p.m. VE 2-1078 IF GOING WEST "WHY NOT DRIVE A NEW CAR" WASHINGTON, IDAHO, ARIZONA.

CALIFORNIA. FULLY INSURED. CALL YO 6-4141 Ray Scharf Drive-Away 1022 S. Kirkwood Rd. Across from Central Hardware SHARE A RIDE 30 RIDE WANTED; Adie or Dorsett and Lindbergh to 17th and Washington.

PE 1-0403. SWAPS 31 CAMERA and cash for jeweler's tools. FL 3-8975 after 7 p.m. CLAY tile work; new. remodel, patch; for cash or? HA 8-3899.

TRUMPET for typewriter or cash. 1-6879. OUTBOARD motor, like new, $100 or EV 3-2857. GUNS; all kinds: buy, sell, trade. 3901 Russell.

TO 5-1136. SPECIAL SERVICES TRADES 38 FIRE ESCAPES AAA Ornamental Iron free estimates; insured, bonded: city code specifications. 4104 West Pine (rear). PR 6-2992, JE 3-2010. FIRE ESCAPES; SEE US NOW.

HART, 6916 Bleeck. ST 1-0974. ASH HAULING 41 ASHPITS, ola sheds wrecked: basements cleaned. Prompt service. THOMAS 4423 Page JE 5-0327 NEED WORK; ashpits, sheds wrecked, hauled: clean basements.

Art, 3903 Russell. PR 1-2322. ASHES, rubbish; prompt. Walton. 4461 Cote Brilliante.

FR 1-7096. BRICKLAYING, TUCKPOINTING 43 DO IT NOW Free estimates; tuckpolnting; chimney repair; waterproofing and caulking. MISSOURI TUCKPOINTING CO. 5340 Neosho FL 1-1639 Tuckpointing-Brickwork Chimney repairs; insured: FHA. Mosley, 1314 Benton.

CE 1-4575. TUCKPOINTING, waterproofing, chimney repairs, painting and home repairs; estimates. BIll, CE 1-0473, MA 1-3723. 1529 North Market. SAVE 20 tuckpointing, brick repairing.

We do own work; work Waller Drake. 2118 Ninth, GE 6-2108, MA 1-3933 repair: BERNREUTER, free estimates. pointing, Osage, brick 1-0043: 2-6115. TUCKPOINTING, brickwork. Son.

35 years experience. 5243 Landowne, FL 2-2595. TUCK general repair. C. Swyers, PR 3-8816, 4219 Russell.

TUCKPOINTING; brick chimney work: free estimates. S. Smard. PR 1-4489. 3232 Henrietta TUCKPOINTING, caulking, waterproofing; all work guaranteed: Len, 2620 Avie, EV 3-2655.

BRICK AND STONE worK; fiower boxes 5867A and planters, walls. FRANK, Theodosia, EV 1-0866. UNION brick contractor in St. Louis 25 years; work guaranteed. Becker, 7410 Page, PA 5-7686.

TUCKPOINTING and brick repair. Dennis, 2846 Russell. PR 6-4323. BEST brick and block work, Petty. 10 St.

Benedict ct. HA 8-7633. CARPENTERS BUILDERS 44 FREE ESTIMATES Room additions, porches, painting, tuckpointing, guttering, roofing, concrete work, any type home repair; 110 down payment, 36 months to pay. Call Dick, day or night, 209 S. Hartnett, FO 7-2345.

BILT RITE CONTRACTING CO. New construction, additions, garages, porches, concrete work. block 1a ng, guttering, foundations. Ing. painting, 5587 rooting, siding, tuckpointEtzel.

EV 3-00 BABY SITTING: by the week in my home. GE 6-1621. BABY sitting and light housework. JA 1-7013. BOOKKEEPER; full char through P.

mature: A capable; reliable: full time $275; enployed. Box $-63, Post-Dispatch. BUNDLES done in my home; pickPA 5-8742. CHECKROOM, K-58, girl; percentage or Post-Dispatch. CLEANING or froning; ex perienced; references.

FO 7-7311. CLEANING, reliable. reterences, GA 1-1359. CLEANING private family or cafe work. PR.

1-1053. CLEANING OFFICES, maid, washing; nites. JE 5-3148 after 5. DAY work: days, good references. FR 1-3583 after 4 p.m.

DAY work, laundry, Ironing, clean. ing; reference. JE 3-1199. DENTAL assistant and file clerk, experienced. FR 1-5283.

DISHWASHING OF light housework. CE 1-9412. EVENING Receptionist; general office white. PA 1-8699 evenings. GENERAL HOUSE WORK or care elderly people; city; white; 5 days.

VO 3-2761. GENERAL HOUSE, waitress, baby sitter. JA 2-1526. GIRL, colored: beginner typist, some experience, willing to learn. JE 1-7664, after 6:30 p.m.

GIRL, colored; restaurant, kitchen work, hotel, day work. OL 2-2762. GIRL: light, housework, care of children; reliable. FO 7-5994. GIRL; day work or kitchen help.

FR 1-7280. GIRL, colored; housework; expertenced, willing. FO 7-0411. GIRL, colored; houseworK or office cleaning. JE.

1-8044. GIRL would like baby sitting evenings or weekends. EV 2-5072. GIRL; day or week; reference. JE 5-8886.

HOUSE cleaning and laundry; reterence, FO 1-8044. LADY, care for sick, light housework, days. MO 4-5727. LADY, colored, waitress, hospital work, days. JE 1-4845.

LAUNDRY done in my home: experience; reference. PR 3-2964. LAUNDRY; in my home: references: pickup, deliver. OL 2-4247. MAID or housework, home nights.

Upton 3-2266. NURSE, undergraduate available any hour, consider light home duties, hour or stay; best reference. PR 3-7110. RECEPTIONIST CLERK: white, experienced. FR 1-0925.

SECRETARY, legal; newly arrived Louis: experienced. accurate, capable. Call HA 9-0366 for further information. TYPING at home; pickup and deliver; city only, HU 1-3913 after 6:30 p.m. TYPIST, clerk, stenographer: parttime; government, legal experience: good reference.

Box C-248, TYPING done in my home. PA 7-9014. TYPING, done in my home; fast, accurate. CE 1-4996. WOMAN: day work; experienced.

JA 2-3927. WOMAN, experienced kitchen help; prefer nights. BR 1-6028. WOMAN; housework by week or day; references. JE 1-4551.

WOMAN, white, day work or ironing. TO 5-0505. WOMAN, ironing, days; experienced on shirts. PA 5-8352. WOMAN, care for semi-invalid.

WANT YOUR DER THE ALMOST SAVE Nan of man or woman; days. MA 1-4709. WOMAN, colored, day work, Thurs. -Fri. JE 1-9128.

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS 82 USE CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE There may be one or two firms or in. viduals to whom you do not wish your reply to go. 14 such is the case, simply address your application to the Box Number in the ad and attach separate list of such names stating that your reply should be destroyed if addressed to any of the names cated. Place both in an envelope addressed to Confidential Service, St. Louis, Post-Dispatch Classified St.

Louis, Mo. No such answers can be returned. LOCKHEED'S Georgia Division HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR RADIO RADAR TECHNICIANS Must have experience on Systems; automatie pilot A12D background desirable. For immediate consideration, apply 16 MISSOURI STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 413 N. 17th WANTED MECHANIC, motor and HydraMatic work.

SEE MR. ROCKWELL THOMS PONTIAC 5225 DELMAR Veterans Air Force Naval Aviation chanics. paying now Jobs as airplane meGood available at McDONNELL AIRCRAFT Apply with copy of discharge McDonnell Aircraft Corp. STEAK 'N' SHAKE School boys to work 2-3 nights per week. Apply in person only.

6409 Natural Bridge ACCOUNTANT Inventory experience preferred. Send complete resume. Replies confidential. Box Y-395, Post-Dispatch ACCOUNTANT or, College to operate graduate, Standard accounting majCost System, rapidly expanding manufacturing corporation. Submit details of education, experience, age and salary expected.

Box M-41, P. -D. ACCOUNTANT--COST Will train college graduate with accounting major. No experience necessary. Fast growing manufacturing company, Give education Box details, age and salary expected.

M-29, Port -Dispatch. ACCOUNTANT- JUNIOR Well-established local firm of C.P.A.s has several permanent positions open for young men with adequate education of experience in accounting; 5-day week; starting salary $350 per month. Box R-153, Post-Dispatch. ACCOUNTING, AUDITING DEPARTMENT: must be able to assume responsibilities and supertrain visory duties; experienced or will ambitiotis beginner with minimum 2 years accounting education. For appointment reply by No letter phone only calls.

stating qualifications. 2745 N. Lindell Trust Grand bl. work for expanding weekly news- to ADVERTISING man; paper; many opportunities for right salary plus car allowance. Call for appointment, HA 7-4300.

AGENTS, colored. 25 to 45; high school; steady; salary $50 week, plus commission. 1221 N. Grand. ARTIST With a Flair for the Modern To execute crisp, professional, comprehensive, layouts for a large, pleasant progressive St.

Louis organization; working conditions. Opportunity to Grow FR 1-5656 AUTO BODY MAN: first class only; $100 week guarantee. Midwest Body 5640 Easton, EV 1-9350. AUTO BODY man and painter; steady work; Trim Auto Body, 3845 Easton, JE 1-9340. AUTO ELECTRICIAN ALL ROUND.

FOod pay for quallfied man. EV 5-7355. A young expanding aircarft company needs shop trainees to learn aircraft repair. Must have mechanical ability; be single; 18-23: high school graduates. Real opportunity in aircraft- (leld to those selected.

See Mr. Martin, Renimert -Werner, Lambert Field. PE 1-2260..