St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 27

DEATHS 14 BUNSE, MARY (nee Haberberger), 1634 Texas fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, July 10, 1955, beloved mother of Alice Guelker and Mildred Jacobs, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral from GEBKEN Chapel, 2630 Gravols, July 13, 9:30 a.m. (D.S.T.), to the Immaculate Conception Church. Member of Sanctuary Sodality and Christian Mothers "Society of St. Francis de Sales parish.

BURCH, LEONARD P. 3514A Missouri, asleep in Jesus, suddenly, July 9. 1955, 10:10 p.m., beloved husband of Frieda Burch (nee Hoppman). dear father of Mrs. Florence Dodds, Mrs.

Marguerite Wooldridge, Mrs. Melba Buck, Mrs. Wilma Vroman, Aubrey, Leonard Vernon, Wilbur, Robert, Edgar, Kenneth and Richard Burch, our dear brother, father-inlaw, brother-in-law, grandfather, great -grandfather and uncle, in his 69th year. Funeral from BEIDERWIEDEN South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa and until 12 noon Wed. Services same day, 2 p.m., Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Miami and Ohio sts.

Interment Laurel Hill Gardens. CLISE. EMMA, 5252 Maffitt, July 1955. 11:55 p.m., beloved wife of W. H.

Clise, our dear sister. Funeral from JOS. J. QUINN'S Parlors, 1389 Union bl, Time later. In tate after 10 a.m.

Wed. COLLINS, SISTER MARY FIDELIS R.S.M., July 10, 1955, dear sister of Sister Modesta of Sisters of St. Joseph, Kansas City, Mo. Requiem mass. 9 a.m..

July 13, at Sisters of Mercy Convent Chapel, 723 Laclede Station rd. Interment Convent Cemetery. CWIKLOWSKI, ANNA. 2534 Palm July 10, 1955, beloved wife of the late Kasimir Cwiklowski dear mother of Anthony Cwiklowski, Mrs. Stella Filipkowski and the late Mrs.

Catherine Sumowski, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from ST. LOUIS Funeral Home, 2205 St. Louis July 14, 8:30 a.m., to St. Stanislaus Kostka Church.

Interment Calvary, DE CLERCO. JULIA (nee -Lebon), of 1901 Virginia July 9, 1955. 11:15 p.m., beloved wife of the late Cyril C. De Clercq, dear mother of Flora Mispelare, Suzanne Perill and Ernest O. Sallens, dear sister of Paul Lebon, dear motherin-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt.

Home, 3125 Lafayette Funeral from SCHNUR. Funeral July 13, 8:30 a.m., to the Immaculate Conception Church. Interment Sunset Burial Park. DRESSEL. CECELIA M.

(nee Reeb), 1802 Benton fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. July 10, 1955, beloved wife of the late Theodore Dressel, dear mother of Mrs. Cecilia Dorenkamp, Mrs. Ruth Stewart, Mrs. Martha Governal, Paul, Leo, Theodore, Corneltus, 'Karl, Edward and Alois Dressel, dear sister of Mrs.

Marie Palmer, Mrs. Elizabeth Knapp. Mrs. Martha Isler, Mrs. Adelaide Rinck.

Peter Clem and the late Phillip Reeb. dear daughter of the late Peter and Mary Reeb (nee Klemke), dear grandmother. great grandmother, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from LEIDNER Chapel, 2223 St. Louis July 14, 9:30 a.m..

to St. Liborius Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Member of St. Ann's Sodality, and Sewing Circle of St. Liborius Church.

Rosary in chapel 8 p.m. Belleville, papers please copy. EHLEN, RAYMOND 4653 Tennessee July 10, 1955, 2:15 p.m., dear brother of the late Anna Hahnel, dear brother-In-law and uncle. Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois July 13, 1 p.m. Interment New St.

Marcus Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Polar Star Lodge No. 79, A.F. A.M.: Islam Temple Shrine, San Francisco, and Albert Pike Consistory, Washington, D.C. Masonic service at time of funeral.

GLEIFORST, CLARENCE 6662 Chamberlain, beloved husband of E. Ann Gleiforst (nee Soutiea), dear son of August and the late Laura Berg Gleiforst, our dear brother and brother-in-law Funeral 10 a.m., from BEIDERWIEDEN South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa to Sunset Burial Park. HAENDLEIN. MAGDALENA (nee Schuetz), 2224A Jules, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, July 11, 1955, 10:20 a.m., widow of the late George Haendlein, dear mother of Marie M. Miller, dear sister of Barbara Freihaut and the late Jacob Schuetz of Coburg, Germany, dear grandmother of George Richard and Marlene Rose Miller, our dear mother-inlaw, sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin in her 69th year.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, July 14, 8:30 a.m. Requiem Mass, Peter and Paul Church. Interment SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Membet of South St.

Louis Ben. Society, Oesterreichischer Damen Verein and Ladies Altar Sodality of ss. Peter and parish, HALL, CHARLES 1223 Werley, entered into rest July 10, 1955, dear husband of Jennie Hall, dear father of Mrs. Pearl Porter, Mrs. Ruth Wilson, Charles S.

and Earl C. Hall, dear brother of Albert Hall of Jamestown. our dear father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle. Funeral July 13, 2:30 p.m., from SHEPARD Funeral Home, 1167 Hamilton, to Laurel Hill Gardens. HANEY, WILLIAM, Belgrade, July 10, 1955, beloved husband of Mrs.

Anna Haney, dear father of Mrs. Roy Mathews, our dear grandfather, father-in-law and uncle. Funeral from WHITE Funeral Home, Ironton, to Sunlight Church, Belgrade, Wed. 2 p.m. (C.S.T.).

HAROLD, LULA, July 11, 1955, beloved mother of Gladys Morris and Vallee Seifert, our dear sister, grandmother, great grandmother, and aunt. Funeral from McLAUGHLIN'S, 2301 Lafayette, 1:30 p.m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. HARTJE, ALBERT of 4822 Penrose July 9, 1955, beloved husband of the late Edna Hartje (nee, Broker), dear father of George N. Hartje, father-in-law of Virginia Hartie (nee Hohlt), dear grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin.

F'uneral from the LEIDNER Chapel, 2223 St. Louis July 13, at 10 a.m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery, Member of Odd Fellow Lodge No. 5, 1.0.0.F. Odd Fellow services July 12, at 7:30 p.m.

In lieu of flowers make contributions to Greeley Presbyterian Church Building Fund or to Presbyterian Children's Home, Farmington, Mo. HARRUFF, MARY (nee Baber), 713 Marion July 9, 1955, dear mother of Edna Muehlemann, Mary Johnson, William, Albert, Ira, Frank and John Robert Harruff, sister of Genevieve Montague, Nora Schamp, Frank, Albert, Ike and Harry Baber, grandmother, greatgrandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Mrs. Harruff at the SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 8. Grand until July 13, 11 a.m.

Service the same day, 2 p.m., at St. Matthew's Evangelical and Reformed Church, Jefferson and Potomac. Interment Sunset. JAEGER, HENRY, 4515A Clarence, asleep in Jesus, July 10, 1955, beloved husband of Johanna Jaeger (nee Kobusch), dear father, fatherin-law, grandfather, -grandfather, and uncle. Funeral from CALVIN F.

FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge, July 13, 11 a.m. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery, JOHNSON, JOHN (Jack), July 11, 1955, beloved husband of the late Sadie Johnson, dear brother of Claude Johnson. of Mrs. Grace Hancock, grandfather of Mrs. Don Phillips, uncle of Mrs.

L. 0. Gourley. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell bivd.

Time later. of 3659 Pennsylvania KLICKER, WILLIAM A. (Klicka), July 10, 1955, beloved husband of the late Anna Klicker (nee Buckley), dear father of William J. and Charles E. Klicker, Anna Nesselhauf and Florence Schulte, dear brother of Emily and Albert Klicka and the late Joseph and Charles Klicka, dear brother-in-law, fatherin-law, grandfather.

great-grandfather, uncle and cousin. Funeral July 13, 8:30 a.m., from Mississippi and Allen to St. Thomas of Aquin Church. Interment S8. Peter and Paul Cemetery, FRAUS.

ANNA MARY, 402 West Echirmer fortified with the July 11, 1955, dear sister of Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Mary Kraus and the late Al. J. Kraus, dear sister-in-law of Mrs. Al. J.

Kraus, aunt and -aunt. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan (at Koeln), 8:30 a.m., to St. Boniface Church. Interment Mount Olive Cemetery. son LESLIE, Vinita Park, suddenly FRANK, 8200 JackJuly 11, 1955, beloved husband of Frieda Leslie, dear father of Audrey Ellersick, our dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, uncle and Funeral July 14, 10:30 a.m.

from the PROVOST Mortuary, 3710 N. Grand bi. Interment Valhalla Cemetery, Member of Progressive 41. I.A.M. and Fulton Mutual Aid Assn.

LEVI, WILLIAM July 11, 1955. beloved husband of Bessie May Levi, dear son of the late BenJamin and Esther Levi, beloved brother of Mrs. Regina Feigenbaum, Joseph, Harry and the late Abraham L. Levi. Funeral from the (Chapel, 5212 Delmar 1.

to Mount Olive Cemetery. Mr. Levi in state, 7 p.m. Deceased was a member of Missouri Ber Missouri Lodge No. 22.

Brith and St. Louis Lodge lio. 20. A.F, A.M. DEATHS 14 LINDE, GUSTAV entered into rest July 9, 1955, at 5:05 p.m., beloved husband of Della Linde (nee Meyer), dear father of Irwin G.

and Mrs. Alice Krukenkamp, dear grandfather of Ellen Linde Meyers and Jackie Krukenkamp, brother of Oscar W. Linde and the late Albert F. Linde, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from LEIDNER Chapel, 2223 St.

Louis July 13, at 1:30 p.m. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. Mr. Linde was a retired member of Engineers Local No.

246, AFL. MANOCK (Manocchio) JOSEPH. July 11, 1955, fortified with sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear husband of Carmella Manock (nee DePaolo), dear father of Mrs. Walter J. Daut, Mrs.

Ralph G. Loveless. Anthony P. Manock. brother of John Manock, Hartford, dear grandfather.

father-inlaw. brother-in-law. uncle and cousin. Funeral from P. MICELI SONS Funeral Home, 1150 N.

Kingshighway, July 14, 8 a.m. to St. Charles Borromeo Church. 9 In. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Deceased WAS a member of Italo American Society. MICHEL, MARY (MAYME) (nee O'Hearn), of Immaculate Heart Home. July 11, 1955, fortified with Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. beloved wife of the late Henry Michel of Los Angeles, sister and of Josie Sheridan, Katie Murphy Patrick O'Hearn, dear aunt, great-aunt, great-great-aunt and sister-in-law. Funeral from MORRELL BROS.

Funeral Home, 4212 St. Louis July 13, at 7:30 a.m., to St. Teresa Church. Grand and North Market. Entombment Forest Lawn Mausoleum, Glendale, Calif.

MOELLING, CHRISTINA, 4612 Tyrolean July 11, 1955. beloved wife of Herman Moelling, our dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from- ZIEGENHEIN Bros. Mortuary, 6409 Gravois at Holly Hills, July 14, 1:30 p.m., to Missouri Crematory. MOORE.

EVELYN VERNA (nee Hargett), 2709 Eads, July 11, 1955, 8:10 p.m., beloved wife of Pink M. Moore, dear mother of Jack, Jerry and James Moore, dear sister of Lottie Neumann, Mary Adams, Ethel Holcomb, Mildred Atmone, Hafry and Marshall Hargett, our dear mother-in-law, er, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, July 14th, 1:30 p.m. Interment Laurel Hill Gardens. MURRAY, MAY (nee Meyers), 1304 S.

9th July 10, 1955, dear stepmother ot Tony, John and Sarah Murray. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, July 13, 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. In parlors after 10 a.m. ORTON, LEATHA (nee Ranger), 1520 Menard, July 11, 1955, dear wife of the late Hugh Orton, dear sister of Joseph G.

Ranger, dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from SCHNUR Funeral Home, 3125 Lafayette July 14, 1:30 p.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. RECTOR, CHETWIN 3677 McRee, asleep in Jesus suddenly July 10, 1955, 1:15 a.m., beloved husband of Meta Rector (nee Averbeck), dear father of Dr. Ralph W.

Rector, dear son of Mrs. Mary E. Rector and the late Benjamin F. Rector, our dear brother, father-inlaw. brother-In-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle and cousin.

Funeral 10 a.m., from BEIDERWIEDEN Sputhside Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa to St. Trinity Cemetery. REICHARDT, IDA, 3448 Crittenden fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, July 11, 1955, 10:40 p.m., dear sister of Laura C. Christopher C.PP.S. and the late Sister Aquina, Funeral 8:30 a.m.

from BEIDERWIEDEN South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa to St. Pius Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Body will lie in state after 7 p.m. Tues.

REISS, EDGAR July 10, 1955, beloved husband of Irene Reiss (nee Cudmore), brother of Amice Reiss, brother-in-law and cousin. Funeral from ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home, 4911 Washington July 13, 8:30 a.m., to Little Flower Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of David Hickey Post No.

235, American Legion. Harrigan and Sheahan service. SALES. LEE JACOBS, beloved wife of Norman F. Sales, dear sister of Mrs.

Henrietta J. Sales, beloved aunt of Charles J. Sales of Cincinnati. Ohio. Funeral from the RINDSKOPF Chapel, 5212 Delmar 10 a.m., to Mount Olive Cemetery.

Mrs. Sales in state at time of funeral. SHARKEY JOSEPH 7205 Fore syth, July 10, 1955. dear brother of Elizabeth Woerner and Lucy W. Hanley, our dear uncle.

In state in the Great Hall of the AMBRUSTER Mortuary, Clayton rd. at Concordia lane, until 8:30 a.m. Wed. Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Asbury and Forsyth, 9 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

SHIELDS, MARIE (nee Dinsmore), fortified with Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, July 11, 1955, loving wife of George F. Shields, dear mother, sister and grandmother. Funeral July 14, 8:30 a.m., from MOYDELL'S, Mississippi and Allen, to St. John Nepomuk Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Funeral private.

SKIPWORTH, ELIZABETH BERNICE (nee Lohse), 3509 Park July 10. 1955, beloved wife of James W. Skipworth, dear mother of Dorothy Sullens, dear daughter of Fred Lohse, dear sister of Thelma Cuddy, dear grandmother, motherin-law, sister-in-law, aunt, niece and cousin. Services July 12, 7:30 p.m. by Rev.

A. A. Watkins, and True Kindred at MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and W. Florissant av. Funeral July 13, 9:30 a.m.

Interment Friedens Cemetery. Mrs. Skipworth was vice commander of Sprig of Acacia Conclave No. 10, 0.T.K. STADEN, HERMAN, Collinsville, July 11, 1955, dear brother of Miss Elizabeth Staden, Caseyville, dear uncle of Mrs.

Lawrence Fischer, John P. and Her. man Staden, dear friend of Mrs. Eva Ohlendorf. Funeral from HERBERT A.

KASSLY Funeral Home, Collinsville, 10 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery. World War I veteran. STECKEL, MINNIE 105 Derhake Florissant, the late Edmund July 11, A.

1955. wife of Steckel, dear mother of Naomi Edna Steckel, Prudence Basel, Wood. Funeral service July 13, 10 a.m. from Ferguson Methodist Church. Interment Oak Lawn Cemetery, Richland, Mo.

STEVENS. AL, 1526 S. Twelfth, July 10, 1955. beloved brother of Oscar and Guy Stevens and Late Eherins, dear friend of Marie Kaelin, our dear uncle. In state at McLAUGHLIN'S, 2301 Lafayette, until Mon.

ning, 10 p.m Interment Lebanon, 2 p.m. TAYLOR, JOSEPH 285 St. Ferdinand, Florissant, formerly of Gerald, July 1955, band of the late Mary' Louella Taylor, dear father of Florence Mosar, Bonnie Blayney, Joseph Oliver L. and Walter A. Taylor, dear father-in-law and grandfather.

N. Florissant Ferguson, Funeral from WHITE Chapel, 118 July 14, 10 a.m. Interment Springbluff Cemetery, Sullivan, Mo. VALLE, WILLIAM 9131 Lucia Affton, formerly of Elvins. Sun.

July 10, 1955, 10:50 a.m., dear husband of the late Mary. Jane Valle, dear father of Hugh M. Valle, Annabell Freeman and Almamae Margold, dear brother, grandfather and great-grandfather. Body SPARKS Funeral Home, Flat River. until July 13.

thence to Elvins" Methodist Church, for service at 2 p.m. Interment St. Francois Memorial Cemetery. LENA 5227 Loughborough, July 11, 1955, dear wife of the late Fred H. Wagschal.

dear mother of Charlotte Oliver of Bellflower, Florence Wagschal And Margaret Meyer, dear sister of Edna and Edward Poetting, dear mother-in-law, sister-inlaw. grandmother and aunt. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S. 4228 S. Kingshighway, July 14.

2 p.m. Interment New St. Marcus. ZITO, LEONARDO (Nardo), July 11, 1955, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. dear husband of Frances Zito (nee Costa), dear cf Mrs.

Peter Caleca, Mrs. father, Breslin, Mrs. Paul Felse, John, Mrs. James Mrs. Robert Donnelly, dear brother.

brother-in-law, father-inlaw, grandfather, uncle and cousin. Funeral from P. MICELI AND SONS Funeral Home, 1150 N. Kingshighway, Church, 13. 8 a.m..

St. Edwards 9 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. ZUMWALT, JOSEPH July 11, 1955, formerly of St. Louis, in his 84th year, dear husband of Ella Zumwalt, father of Ray and Wesley Zumwalt, brother of Ely Zumwalt and Mrs.

Mary Meyers of St. Louis. Services at LAWSON Funeral Home, Brazil, July 13, 2 p.m. Interment Calcutta Ceretery, near Brazil, Ind. LOST 17 BEAGLE, male, 14 in.

high, wearin small collar: vicinity East Grand water tower; reward. MA 1-0622. BEAGLE PUPPY, female; vicinity Jennings and Theodore; child's pet: reward. CO 1-8809. BOXER PUPPY, reward.

vicinity Concord Village: IV 7-4717. CAT. yellow, white stripe, male: return to 4002A Shaw, reward. COCKER SPANIEL, biond, male; 11 months: reward. Return 3234 S.

Jefferson. PR. 3-0156. COCKER, red, male: reward. cO 1-8118.

COLLIE: brown and white: female: childs pet; vicinity Maplewood; please call MI 5-8653. LOST 17 COLLIE. Temale: dark sable and white, name Tish, July 3rd: vicinity 217 Joyce Ann Manchester. Reward. EV 5-8831.

DIAMOND horseshoe pin, liberal reward, keepsake. PA 1-3712. DOG. male. white.

tan markings: answers to Pudgy M1 5-8456. FOX TERRIER: small black and white, short tail. vicinity 13th and Benton. name Pat. Reward.

CH 1-3424. GLASSES. Man's brown tortolse shell, nuine Marvin Sparks on ear piece. Reward. HU 1-7145.

IDENTIFICATION folder with cards, brown; reward. Summerford. HA 9-0372: JE 1-3232. IMPORTANT military papers lost by serviceman on leave. Liberal reward for return.

PR 2-3839. KEYS on leather holder in Baden: Sat. or reward. EV 2-4134. KEY CASE.

red, vicinity Kresge's. Hampton Village, reward. PR 2-8540. LADIES' green wallet vicinity Grand. Olive, reward.

JE 3-2233. MONKEY: small Kapushan, name West Alton area: reward. HA 7-9745. PARAKEET, vicinity Woodson-Page: green-yellow head. name Pepi: large vocabulary; identification tag on leg: reward.

HA 7-5573. PARAKEET. answers to name Tippy: aqua blue with white head: vicinity. Chouteau and Talmadge; reward. FR 1-4790.

I PARAKEET: green with yellow head. "Thesz vicinity Ferguson: reward. VI 7-3944W. PARAKEET: weinity Pine Lawn and Northwoods: green with yellow head; reward. EV 5-6110.

PARAKEET. green with yellow head; name Mickey, TA 1-7768. 1202 W. Big Bend. PARAKEET: gray; Willow Tree lane and Partridge: reward.

PA 5-9333. PARAKEET. turquoise, vicinity Normandy; reward. EV 5-0945. PARAKEET; 'Skipper'; blue, says address, OL 2-3736.

ROSARY. in container: St. Adelbert: Calvary cemetery. CH 1-4415 PUG puppie: 2-years-old fawn with black mask, vicinity Kirkwood. reward, YO 0 5-0519.

PURSE, baby's picture in billfold. Please, REWARD FL 3-6697. RING: lady's Aquamarine, emeralt cut. diamonds on each side; generous UN 7-2096. RING, man's gold, shaped in letters R.C.; reward.

VE 2-0162. ROSARY. sterling silver: between Grand and Humphrey. CH 1-3046. WALLET.

reddish brown. conidentification. Wisconsin's driver license issued to Mr. Sirichat Chai Aya. Also identification card from the Foreign Operation Administration.

also picture of wife and child. Liberal reward will be given anvone returning this wallet to Bill Johnston at the Carondelet Foundry 2101 S. St. Louis, WALLET: black alligator, vicinity McLaran and Valuable papers. Reward.

Joseph S. Parissi. 3606 Hebert. FR 1-8676. WHITE gold rings, pair.

7 diamonds: reward, HA 7-1068. WRISTWATCH, lady's Hamilton; near Famous. 8th st. or Gravois bus: reward. TO 5-0249.

FOUND 18 BOSTON bull terrier; black and white. VO 3-4752. DOG: black, white, tan markings; male; Arsenal. MO 4-4132. FORD car keys found.

FO 1-6221. PUG DOG found. YO 5-7226. PERSONAL 23 WANTED, information of whereabouts Michael Durcan or heirs, resided St. Louts about 1926: im portant, Post Office Box 4, Clayton, Mo.

THANKS to Mother of favors Perpetual Heip and St. Jude for E. W. SPECIAL NOTICES 26 SPECIAL NOTICE: I. Wesley C.

Pearrow, of 5447 Cabanne City of St. Louis. State of Missourl, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by Pearrow Mays Ins. Agency. 1117 N.

Union. (Signed) WESLEY C. PEARROW SPECIAL NOTICE: I. Eugene C. Keeven.

of 3305 S. 7th. 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 anvone except myself.

(Signed EUGENE C. KEEVEN. SPECIAL NOTICE: I. Gilbert E. Nothaker, of 5347 Patterson, 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) GILBERT E. NOTHAKER. SPECIAL NOTICE: I. Charles E.

Gathard of 4460 Shaw, 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) CHARLES EUGENE GATHARD. SPECIAL NOTICE: We. James V.

and Viola Griggs of 2136 McCausland. City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that we will not be responsive for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except ourselves. (Signed) JAMES V. and VIOLA C.

GRIGGS. BUSINESS PERSONALS 28 TRAVEL AND TOURS 29 SAVE on household furnishings, appliances, furniture, nationally advertised brand new merchandise. Let 115 do your shopping. Free delivery. Cash or terms.

Write or phone for free catalog. Sharon Shopping Servive, 6654 McCune, St. Louis 9, ST 1-1155-ST 1-5990. GROCERY AND MEAT MARKETS that want to increase their sales volume and profit call for an appointment. Call CE 1-5695, ask for Mr.

Anthony. BOB'S LAWN SERVICE: lawns mowed. trimmed, estimates. 101 Nellie. PL 2-0906.

TRANSPORTATION TO CALIFORNIA. WASHINGTON, COLORADO, TEXAS, ARIZONA, NEVADA, and NEW MEXICO, ALL 1955 MODEL CARS. CALL AT MAIN OFFICE, 279 LEMAY FERRY ROAD, FL 3-7393, GOING TO CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON, OREGON. COLORADO? DRIVE NEW CAR AS YOUR OWN. FULLY INSURED.

NO WAITING NO RED TAPE. ONE OF ST. LOUIS' OLDEST AND LARGEST DRIVEWAYS. PROCTOR SALES CO. CE 1-4424 108 S.

4th Nights and Sundays FL 1-3682 TRANSPORTATION To most western states. New cars, serviced and ready to go. 300 Lemay Ferry VE 2-0400. GOING WEST Drive a new car to California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Denver, or New Mexico; plenty cars ready to go. VE 2-3497.

TRIO MOTORS FL 1-8460 6424 Chippewa DRIVE a car as your own to points in Texas, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Utah, Contact Mr. Provenzano, MO 4-9614. COLORADO SPRINGS via Denver July 15-16th. return 25th. 2-3 passengers, references, PA 7-0982.

DRIVING Newark, N.J.. July 22, 3 persons. WO 1-6138 evenings. SHARE A RIDE 30- RIDE Wanted from 7600 Williams, Richmond Heights to Broadway; 8:30 to 5. ST 1-7357.

FROM 6600 Clayton av. to downtown. 8 or 8:30 to 5. MI 5-5040. SWAPS 31 To Place a SWAP AD PHONE MAIN 1-111 Ask for an ad-taker, who will help you word your ad.

If you wish. You do not need to "open an account" just say: "CHARGE IT." Ad -takers are on duty 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Or you may bring your ad to the want ad counter.

12th and Olive street and either pay cash or charge it. OUT OF TOWN FOLKS. MAIL YOUR ADS IN! Rates in Missouri, Louis and in within Illinois. 150 miles 64c are per line daily and 67c per line Sunday for time orders: 58c daily and 62c Sunday on 3 time orders within perlod: 46c daily and 52c Sunday on consecutive time orders. Count 5 averace words to the line.

Ads cancelled before expirine will be billed at the rate earned. Beyond the areas mentioned above. rates are 84c per line daily and 88c per line Sunday flat BEDROOM set. 4-piece: large vel refrigerator, sewing machine. washer, swap for power mower or sell.

MO 4-8813. TRADE equity in 4-family apartment, good income, for late model 36-ft. or over house trailer. Upton 3-4579. VACUUM: modern; upright: attachments; want window fan; typewriter or wood for attic floor.

PA SWAPS 31 CRACK foundations stabilized, beams installed for FL 3-5084 after 5:30 p.m. VI 3-3050. CONFECTIONERY and cigar store, with living sell or swap; sales $400 week. PR 2-9804. DODGE '50 truck, sell or trade.

5076 Waterman. 2-WHEEL steel trailer, or sell $85, also chicken brooder, 3 tier, $25. HA 9-2922. USED TVs. all sizes, ready for baseball.

What have you? Bargain Mart, 4035 Olive, JE 5-3690, 9-9. WILL swap plywood boat, hp. motor and trailer. for air-conditioner or what? VO 3-8367, BEAUTIFUL home site: 80x154: 11 miles out; for good clean '54 Oldsmobile. Upton 4-8688.

DEEP FREEZE, extra large, want 5 or 6-door reach in of $400 cash. FR. 1-8523. SWIM POOLS; woven fiber glass, 11' wide. 1 to 3' deep; $20 to $60.

Dial HE 2-8323. HALF pointer and half Dalmatian. ybung, highly trained, for air compressor or gun. YO 5-0862. WILL do auto and furniture up-holstering for HA 8-7074.

NEW HOME with lovely furniture for 35' trailer. ST 1-1288. HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle for garage equipment. GE 6-3795. PLYWOOD BOATS and kits; want machinery, guns or CE 1-7522.

INSULATION biown in your home for what? Lehigh 6-2352. BABY GRAND: Estey: very nice: want spinet; moving. PA 1-0986. CONFECTIONERY; what have you? or sell. 1902 Union, FO 1-9502.

AUTOMATIC washer, for television. small truck, trailer or? PL 2-4065 TRADE for property or sell, 1954 house trailer. PA 7-7004. WINDOW fans. trade for motors, power tools, etc.

GA 1-4980. BUSINESS DIRECTORY SPECIAL SERVICES and TRADES 38 ALL TYPES building repairs and fitting work. Honest JOHN, Pipe. Halsey, TW 2-7211. AIR CONDITIONING 39 AIR CONDITIONING: all applications: immediate installation.

Air Cooler 407 N. 11th. MA 1-6969. ASH HAULING 41 PITS WRECKED, removed; rubbish hauled. Bartlett, 1381 Shawmut, CO 1-3293.

RUBBISH and trash hauled: reasonable. Jule, 2323 Eleventh. PR 1-2137 or HU 1-4212. ASHES. rubbish: prompt.

Walton, 4461 Cote Brilliante. FR 1-7096. ASHES RUBBISH- -PROMPT THOMAS. 4423 Page. JE.

5-0327 BRICKLAYING, TUCKPOINTING 43 O'CONNELL DAVIS: tuckpointing. brick work, painting: free estimates; work guaranteed. 5241 Janet. PR 6-4768. TUCKPOINTING.

general repair loans. R. F. Ogle, 4062A Shaw. PR 3-4741.

BERNREUTER; tuckpointing, brick repair: free estimates. 2752 Osage. PR 1-0043. PL 2-6115. TUCKPOINTING, concrete work.

caulking, waterproofing; no down payment. 36 months to pay, Len. 2610 Avie. EV 3-2655. BRICKWORK, 58674 flower boxes.

patios. Frank. Theodosia. EV 1-0866. TUCKPOINTING.

chimney repairs and brick work: free estimates. Smard, 3232 Henrietta, PR 1-4489 BRICK, block, stone work: patios: flower boxes etc. MORGAN, 5842 Easton. EV 2-4019. TUCKPOINTING, brick work.

Gamblin. 5243 Lansdowne. FL 2-2595 FOR best brick work. block work, call Petty, FO 7-1979. 4746 Leduc CARPENTERS BUILDERS 44 Modernize Your Home Established 71 Years ROOM ADDITIONS Remodeling of Any Kind TERMS- TO 20 YEARS TO PAY PA 1-8722 ST.

CLAIR CONST. DIV. 858 KINGSLAND Home Art Improvement Co. PR 2-4464 Carpentry, steps, porches, roofs, siding, room additions, attics, basements finished, plasterboard installed and finished; walls and ceilings repaired or installed; cement, electric and plumbing, 50-mile radius. 3301 Eads.

REMODELING and REPAIR Porch repair, room additions, attic rooms, kitchens modernized, general repairs; free estimates. Kelly, 7116 Forest Hill EV 1-6228. LET US REPAIR or remodel your home: no job too large or too small; reasonable. Call now. JOHN E.

SUGAR Contractor and Builder 6243 Lenox PA 5-5047 PROPERTY OWNERS: have your buildings repaired; we do everything in building; new or old; reasonable. Sugar Construction 5827 Lotus. EV 5-6228 after 5. CARPENTRY: roofing and siding: cabinet making and general repair. Free estimate call Middleton, 2614 St.

Vincent. MO 4-6705. CARPENTER, construction work. new and old, reliable, reasonable. Cope Construction 6525 Crest University City, PA 5-8997.

REMODELING, new, old; porches, gables, attics finished: garages, add-a-room: FHA. PATE, 4023 Pleasant. Call UN 7-7363 eves. GENERAL carpenter repairs and roofing. HUTSON, 1547 Engelholm PA 1-8592 GENERAL home repairs, roofs, tuckpointing, concrete, carpentry.

Mike, 5615 Hebert, CO 1-5505. PORCHES. ROOM ADDITIONS, REPAIRS, PROMPT. 1023 RUTGER. ROY FLETCHER, MA 1-2796, REMODEL, roofing, siding, porches, rooms: FHA months; Insured.

C. Stroud, 8948 Forest. HA 7-1540. CARPENTRY AND PAINTING GIBSON SON MO 4-4430 4005 Shenandoah CARPENTRY, new or old; prompt. ROSEN, 5751 Lotus, EV 5-6798.

CARPENTRY, all kinds; 30 years. MOORE, 4448 Cottage, JE 5-0317 GENERAL Home repairs, remodeling. Arnold, 1421 Cutter, MI 5-3108 WINDOW CHAINS, glass put in. Jerabek, 2817 Semple, EV 5-4520. GENERAL REPAIRS SPRAGUE GE 6-0544, 5128A N.

Broadway CARPET, RUG CLEANING 45 WALL WALL carpeting cleaned. Rebman, 4237 Athione, EV 1-1622 CONCRETE, CEMENT WORK 46 GENERAL REPAIRS Brick, block and stone works, flower boxes, cement. work, waterproofing, plastering, barbecue pits, carpenter work, 30 years experience; will finance, prompt service; no job too large or too small. Schlarman, 6636 Sutherland, MI 7-1741. HOT MIX asphaltic concrete driveways, broken sidewalks.

parking areas, garage floors, less than the cost of cement. Industrial Asphalt Paving. 1322 Arsenal. PR 3-1307. SQUARE DEAL CONSTRUCTION; garages, porches, wading and swimming pools.

all kinds concrete work. 2516 Bellegrade, Morris, JE 3-7740. FREE ESTIMATES Concrete floors. drives, steps, WABADA etc. CHURCH, 5748 EV 2-6294 SIDEWALKS, floors.

steps, tucketc. Price, '1515 Missouri. PR pointing. painting brick staining, 1-9929. CONCRETE work: no job too small.

Alamo. 1923 S. 11th. GE 6-0787. DETECTIVES 47 DETECTIVE MARIAM, established years, licensed.

bonded: finds facts 1f nobody can: shadows. traces, locates everywhere: confidential; day or night. PA 1-0776. 6635 Delmar VO 3-3526. DRESSMAKING -TAILORING 49 Expert Cleaning Tailoring Co.

Free laundry pick-up-delivery. 1004 Hamilton PA 5-5600 ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. TOBIN ELECTRIC, all types of wiring. Installed and repaired: FHA it desired. 3328 N.

Ninth. CE 1-1163. EXCAVATING 51 FINISH grading back "ill; Ford tractor work. J. Pauk, ST 1-8827.

7105 Ellendale pl. HI-LIFT excavate, grading. Forbes, 8524 Betty Lee. HA 7-5280. EXCAVATING, grading and backfill: reasonable prices.

Bradley-Cissell, IV 7-3130 SEPTIC TANKS 52 PRECAST concrete, steel reinforced; approved. Sitton Septic Tank, 1540 Woodson, WY 1-5150. FLOORING 053 STRAIT SONS FLOOR Co. Complete Floor Service HA 8-6363 9800 St. Charles rd.

FLOOR refinisned: special rates. 6132 Victoria, MI 5-6302. FOUNDATION, WALL WORK FOUNDATION wall cracks stopped; floors leveled; easy terms. Kennah, 1414 Collins, MI 7-3636. GENERAL HAULING 56 CALL OL 2-0047 For prompt dependable service.

Low rates. CLAY, 8731 Hebert. MOVING- -LIGHT HAULING Day or night, any description. Cabanne Call PAUL, FO 7-0343. 5337 Stehlin- Light Hauling Days.

nights. 7 days. FR 1-7425. JE 1-7182 2758A Arsenal. RUBBISH HAULING; yard, ment cleaning.

Abe, 5215 Ridge. FO 7-0079. TIDWELL, refrigerators, trunks, etc. 3136A California, MO 4-3190. B.

moving, hauling; days. 4438A N. Broadway. CE 1-8940. BUD'S.

general hauling. pits wrecked. 6027 Odell. ST 1-3569. GENERAL HAULING 56 GENERAL hauling, rubbish, etc.

Stewart, 3053 Thomas. FR 1-8398. GENERAL hauling: quick service; Miller. 1517 S. 11th.

CH 1-0591. GENERAL Hauling. pits wrecked. BUD, 1149 Louisville. MI 7-3916.

LIGHT HAULING: reason able Tucker, 3737 Oregon, MO 4-0311. COLEMAN; moving, trunks. furniture, 1527 N. Grand. FR 1-2638.

ALL KINDS HAULING. Fitzgerald, 3825 Cook. JE 3-1854. GENERAL HAULING. Merite, 310 Jefferson.

CH 1-5407. HAIR REMOVED 57 HAIR -MOLES WARTS REMOVED PERMANENTLY 20 YEARS' EXPERIENCE ESTHER L. FOX SUITE 898 ARCADE BLDG. EIGHTH and OLIVE CH 1-5213 UNWANTED hair removed forever: best, latest most rapid method. Best reference, thoroughly relinble, 20 years' experience.

Theresa Heick, 4903 Delmar, FO 1-1938. UNWANTED HAIRS removed per manently. AIDA L. MAYHAM FO 7-6180. 346 N.

Euclid. HAIR REMOVED permanently. Niva Phelps, R.N.. 231 Metropolitan Grand and Olive. JE 1-9798.

MARTHA M. BECKER Removes hair. moles, warts, permanently. 3669 Rutger, PR 1-1243. INCOME TAXBOOKKEEPING SERVICE 58 BOOKKEEPING Service, entries.

trial balances, tax work, etc. Weekly or monthly. Miner. CH 1-5536, 810 Spruce. LANDSCAPING 60 WO 2-8712 or HA 8-4093.

PAPER HANGING, CLEANING 64 PRING LANDSCAPING CO. 'S" is for Spiders on shrubs. for Parasites they have. for Rollers in leaves. for Ants in yeur plants.

for Yellew unhealthy ever. greens. for Nats that fly around. for Other caterpillars. for the Wrigglers that crawl around.

Put ther. altogether, they spell, 'SPRAY FL 1-4590 5409 Chippewa EXPERT tree surgery; free estimates; Honest John, 1206 Halsey, TW 2-7211. TREES trimmed, removed; rower spraying: insured Siess, 3417 Carson HA 9-2970. POWER spring insect work. control, Bales, tree trimming and yard 3419 Arlington.

EV 2-9615. LAWN SERVICE: also trim. remove. spray trees, shrubs; insured. EDWARDS.

Kirkwood. TA 2-1380 PAINTING 63 HOUSE PAINTING. Hubbard, 4218 W. Evans, JE 3-4333. PAINTING, papering, archways built, paper removed: let us do your high work, you do the low work: free estimates.

Ptg. 2119 Portis, PR 2-3515. PAINTING; interior, exterior; also paperhanging; 1st class work guaranteed; excellent references. Glore, 1284 Goodfellow, EV 2-4009 PAINTING. interior, exterior, papering.

Thomas, 5963 Cote Brilliante. CO 1-6129. EXPERT PAINTING-CARPENTRY Low Rates. Guaranteed. Prompt.

SCHENK. 3428 Klein. FO 7-8225. PAINTING. exterior, interior: no Job too small: reasonable.

Goodwin, PR 1-4285. 2043 Alfred. THE HOUSE DOCTOR -class work: prompt; reasonable. 1398 Clara. FO 1-0107.

PAINTING. interior. exterior. PR 6-5512. Pettes.

1925 S. Compton. INTERIOR. exterior, residential and commercial: FHA financing. FIFE, CO 1-1659, 5943 Summit PAINTING.

best work. George. 1514 McCausland. MI 7-1433. PAINTING, paperhanging.

Zimmer, 5352 Easton, FO 1-6445. PAINTING and tuckpointing. Simino, 4258 Blair. CH 1-7758. PAINTING: Bob, 7623 Big Bend, PAPERING, steaming, patch plas-1 tering.

arch building, painting: complete service at prices a workcan afford. anywhere. BENSON, 5546 S. Kingshighway, FL 2-6156. Binks Wallpaper Removing Fast, clean service by steam method FREE ESTIMATES 1237 DAMMERT TW 2-1736 PAINTING, papering patch plastering, all word guaranteed.

Get our estimate before doing your work. Interior Decorating, 2155 Geyer PR 1-369: PAPERING, painting, general repairs: free estimates. Western Contracting 1437 S. Vandeventer, JE 5-3472. PAPERING, steaming, arch building; painting: replaster, Craftex, liable: terms.

Douglas, 3436 Shenandoah, PR 6-1908. PAPER CLEANING, paint washing: neat, immediate. Roth, Park. PR 3-4773. WALL PAPER removed by steam; no job too small; go anywhere.

Puryear, 2151A Geyer, PR 1-5306 PAPER, paint. I need work. Renneke, 3332 S. Broadway. PR 2-9728 E.

PAPERING. Reese, 6630 painting, Crest. PA 1-1885. plastering: PAPERING, painting, plastering. WOLF, 5641 Maffitt, EV 1-7447.

PAPERING evenings Maffitt, or EV weekends. 5-4235 5894A PAPERING: reasonable. Syl Streller, 4493 Penrose, EV 1-7131. PLASTERING 66 sonable. Giese, 2600 Hickory, PR PATCHING, ceilings, arches, rea3-9682.

PLASTERING and concrete: modernized new like or new: terms. Marchand. 1215 Fillpatch: old rooms more. VE 2-3016. PLASTER repairing; insured, union, Finnegan, 1744A Pennsvivania.

PR 1-1160 days; eves. PR 3-4084. PATCH plastering; prompt. reasonable. Trice.

5047 Maple. FO 7-4252. A1 plastering, patch work. Walsh, 2724 Greer, JE 3-6654 after 5. PLUMBERS (Licensed) 67 FAST Plumbing: SERVICE; licensed city and county.

repairs; Harris EV 2-4515. 5572 Labadie. Koch. 5996 Theodore, EV 3-1773. REPAIRS, contracting, remodeling.

BECKMAN, Rhodes established 2-5450. 37 years. 5628 FL E. J. McDONNELL, PR 6-3651; repairing, remodeling.

4173 Humphrey ROOFING, SIDING GUTTERING 68 ROOF INSPECTION Get A free estimate on flat and shingle roof: 3 vears to pay. 3665 CenRoof Siding Market, JE 3-0751, EV 5-3990 A HOLE in your or a whole new roof terms. Frederie, 4280 Natura, Bridge: O1 2-1000. Roofing, ROOFING, 2804 Dickson, JE 5-2972 all kinds. Rite Remedy ROOFING: guttering; new; repairs.

Wm. George 7107 Page PA 5-0157 STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS 69 NEED MONEY? SAVE OR MORE Yourself RENT-A-TRUCK Move Call Columbia Truck Rental 5930 DELMAR 1422 N. 10TH Open Sunday PA 5-0030 VON DER AHE VAN LINES: low rates, local, long distance, storage. MA 1-1283 512 8. 6th MOVING EXPRESS; bonded.

Call Keller, EV 1-0689. 5817 Easton. UPHOLSTERING, FURNITURE REPAIRING 71 WYOMING UPHOLSTERING SHOP, New: recovering: repairs; prompt. PR 6-6970, 2756 Wyoming. EDUCATION SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 75 BAILEY TECHNICAL SCHOOL Offers Day and Evening Training in 'These Big-Pay Fields 1.

Television 2. Electronics 3. Radio 4. Diesel Mechanics 5. Auto Mechanics NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED Veterans Approved WRITE.

PHONE OR VISIT 8. Grand, PR 6-7860 MORRIS PRACTICAL TRAINING BIG MONEY ASSURED FUTURE A school designed and equipped for the best Television Radio instruction. TELEVISION COLOR TELEVISION ELECTRONICS RADIO Phone, Visit or Write Us Today. Approved for veterans. Classes now forming.

2825 N. Grand (at Ball Park) Open Evenings. JE 5-2137 COMPTOMETER OPERATORS ARE IN DEMAND NOW COMPTOMETER SCHOOL 1218 Olive Room 410 MA 1-5180 A COURT REPORTERS Course, stenotype; day, night posttions, $4000 to $6000. MOUND CITY COLLEGE, INC. 1502 Union FO 7-8384 G.I.

Approved EV 1-0720 Classes: shorthand, accounting, law. 0. Burke Workman, C.P.A.. Atty. SWITCHBOARD SCHOOL: day.

evening classes: all ages: tree placement service. Florence Utt. CH 1-6255. Rm. 1728 Arcade Bide.

SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 75 GET U.S. GOVERNMENT JOB! men, women. 18-55: start high $80 week; qualify NOW! 16.000 jobs open: experience often unneeessary: get FREE 36-paxe book showing jobs. salaries. requirements.

sample tests. WRITE, Franklin Institute, Dept. 1264J, Rochester, MOTEL MEN. WOMEN and COUPLES to train for MOTEL management and operation. Only matured will be considered.

Age 25-59. Write NATIONAL MOTEL TRAINING, Box J-387. Post-Dispatch. BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS 76 MOLER COLLEGE: now in our 60th year teaching BEAUTY CULTURE: unlimited opportunities for ambitious women. Day and ning classes.

Call or write for free booklet. 521 Washington. CE 1-3581. SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATIONS- -MEN, BOYS 80 ACCOUNTANT, degree, well qualified with diversified background in public accounting, accountingoffice management with complete financial control, and banking. WO 1-2470.

ADVERTISING manager or ASsistant: prefer young progressive industry: 30 years of age, single, 7 year's experience in art and advertising: supervisory ability; will relocate. 'Box H-311, PostAMBITIOUS young man, age 20, wants steady selling position; have experience in appilances and grocery products; can furnish driving Interest in sales work: car: references. Box L-82, Post-Dispatch. AMBITIOUS family man, 30, white. desires to learn new trade; knows many things.

can learn anything; references. PR 2-5763. BLOCKLAYING, bricklaying, patch plastering. building repairs; steady. FO 7-3149, BOOKKEEPER -JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT: full time.

GE 6-1047. BOY: colored: bus boy, any kind work: references. EV 5-6967. BOY: white. 17: will cut lawn; north.

CO 1-0926. BOY; white, high school, fountain, stock work or any kind. PA 1-7211 CARPENTER or maintenance; experienced. FR 1-7013. CHAUFFEUR; white, 48: for private family; 39 years' driving experience; no accidents; married; educated: excellent references; Mr.

Williams, PR 2-1678. CHEF STEWARD. 25 years expertence hotel and club. PR 6-4781. COLLEGE STUDENT: part time work: any kind.

W0 2-4121. COUPLE: colored. southern, experienced. JE 3-0684. DAIRY Creamery Worker; 15 years experience; married.

HA 7-0600. DESIRE a personnel or training position. Have background of army chaplaincy of teaching and personnel. Box W-321, Post-Dispatch. DRY Cleaning Superintendent; experienced; quality plus production.

Box H-360, Post-Dispatch. colored: general experience; wants work. OL 2-5031. EXPERIENCED shaper in furniture and paper box factorp work. JE 1-6254.

EXPERT printing ink color matcher will match colors for ink companies printers on part -time basis. Box W-262, HIGH SCHOOL, graduate wants steady work. MI 5-7743. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER: 6 years' supervision and executive experience: veteran World War Il, not subject to call. Box L-370, P.

-D. MAINTENANCE. patch plastering, bricklaying, blocklaving. building repairing. FO 7-3149.

MAN wants work 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.; cleaning or porter. JE 1-0270. MAN white. 38, married; family; anything; need badly.

GE 6-4770. MAN; work of any kind: experienced in dairy work. EV 5-5460. MAN, yard work or inside; experlenced. JE 5-0908.

NIGHT PORTER or fry cook. BR 1-1671 after 6 p.m. PORTER, bus boy, colored, age 21, experienced, EV 3-3059. SALES or sales promotion: 10 years experience; age 39; desire to work with firm that will offer future: will submit qualifications; call YO 5-7239, 1 to 5 p.m. SECRETARY, Stenographer.

general clerical, railroad and commercial experience. Triangle 6-5449. VETERAN, colored, 25, married; any type labor, truck loading, warehouse, service station: can drive; pefer nights. OL 2-2146 after 4 p.m. VETERAN, colored, 23: any kind of work; can drive.

JE 1-1788. WALL washing. yard work or cleaning: references. OL 2-6745. YOUNG MAN.

sales experience: have '53, pick-up or '55 panel. Call CF 1-7522. YOUNG MAN. colored, evenings; experienced worker. JE 1-0235.

YOUNG MAN, stock clerk. wash man or porter. OL 2-4904. SITUATIONS- WOMEN, GIRLS 81 APARTMENT MANAGER, middleaged; reliable; references; call HU 1-2763 for interview. BABY SITTING in my home, white, in Pine Lawn.

EV 2-7601. BABY SITTING; girl; work 5-day week; references. EV 5-9534. BABY SITTING, colored. FR 1-0401, ask for Pearlie.

COLORED, experienced; cleaning, woodwork, windows. Ironing; work Sundays, JE 1-8812. DAY WORK or by week. JE 5-9243. DAY WORK: cleaning, Ironing, perienced.

JE 5-7630. GIRL; colored; ironing, house cleaning and baby sitting. Will stay. JE 1-9610. GIRL; 5-day week; home nights; experienced.

FO 7-0979. GIRL, colored, day work or by week, reference. FO 7-5529. GIRL; colored: 3-4 days. JE 5-7848.

GIRL, colored: day work, cleaning or laundry. JE 3-2913. GIRL; colored; 5 days, cleaning, city reference. JE 5-6478. GIRL, colored; housework, by day, $6 and carfare.

JE 3-3128. GIRL. colored, housework, baby sitting: experienced. JE 1-9331. GIRL; colored; baby sit; experienced.

JE 1-1312. GIRL. high school: baby sitting, dishwashing; reference MA 1-0083 GIRL: colored; any kind of work. FO 7-2817. GIRL; colored: 4 days week; ironing: experienced.

FO 7-0959. GIRL, colored; day or week; love children. JE 3-7997. GIRL; colored; 3 or 4 days; sit night. JE 3-9451.

HAND or type addressing done at home. PA 5-7141. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored, eXcellent with children, $3 and carfare, day. FO 7-8647. HOUSE WORK, kitchen help, dish washer; experience.

EV 1-1743. LADY, white, 48, unencumbered. would like work. housekeeping, restaurant or saleslady, or what have you to offer? Box L-271, Post- -Dispatch. LADY, colored, any kind of work.

FO 7-1902 or FO 1-8587. LADY, night work, restaurant or drug store. JE 5-4474. LADY, work by day; experienced; references. JE 5-2981.

LAUNDRESS; in my home, thorexperienced. JE 1-0536. LAUNDRY or cleaning; reference; steady work, JE 5-0260. LAUNDRY DONE in my home; experlenced; reference. FO 1-5026.

LAUNDRY done in my home; do good work. FO 1-8190. LAUNDRY done in my home. FO 1-5467. 5328 Maple.

LOVELY IRONING, my home: white. Maplewood, ST 1-7589. MAID, colored, wants 3 or 4 days: references; will stay through dinner. OL 2-6328. MAID.

kitchen work, experienced. day or week. GE 6-5406. MAID or salad maker; colored; experienced. OL 2-0288.

MEDICAL TECHNICIAN: qualified; experienced; doctor's office preferred. FL 1-8916. NURSE, practical; relief, private, hospital experience. FO 7-8799. PRACTICAL NURSE: private duty or doctor's office: experienced; good references.

GE 6-4409. PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, care plain cook. OL 2-5911. RECEPTION wants full time; doctor's or dentist's office; experienced; can type. WO 2-4121.

RECEPTIONIST TYPIST, years college; meets public well, desires full time, WO 2-4121. RESTAURANT work: colored: experienced: days. FO 1-1970. SECRETARY wants employer who will value and reward diligence, mature judgment and initiative. VE 2-3113.

STENOGRAPHIC work (in my home): 3 years experience. HA 7-7246. STENOGRAPHER, experienced; mature. EV 2-6881. WOMAN, white; will manage ment building or group of offices in exchange for 3-room apartment: husband employed.

FL. 1-7688. WOMAN: general housework; references. JE 3-4669. WOMAN, colored, housework, 5-day week, no washing.

JE 1-4460. WOMAN: colored; day work: laundry or cleaning. FR 1-6817. WOMAN: good ironer: 2-3 days. FO 7-7359.

WOMAN: colored, wonderful cleaner. 85 days. EV 3-6178. WOMAN, colored, day work, IronIng. cleanine.

JE 1-8976. HELP WANTED Man for established insurance debit: neat in appearance; only men terested with a future need apply experience unnecessary. Apply 8-12 Quaker City Life Insurance 2806 N. Grand ACCOUNTANT: Junior, with public accounting experience, to work for Clayton C.P.A. PA 1-2082.

HELP WANTED- MEN, BOYS 82 $75 Per Week Starting Salary HELP WANTED -MEN, BOYS 82 HELP WANTED -MEN, BOYS 82 IBM Tabulating Machine. Operator Expanding industrial firm needs a young man with some IBM experience. Knowledge of basic wiring necessary. Opportunity for advancement. Security, liberal benefits.

Send letter stating qualifications to BOX Z-243, POST-DISPATCH. Cost Accountants Rapidly growing Industrial firm needs 4 cost accountants, college graduates, who have majored in accounting. Job 1: (2) Cost Accountants Age 22-27, to work with physical inventories; no experience necessary. This is the baste cost accounting job in the company and has unlimited possibilities for advancement. Competitive salary.

Job 2: (2) Cost Accountants Age 25-30. to work with advanced inventory control problems; background of 5 years in cost work desirable. Salary depends upon experience. Opportunity for advancement, security, with well known st. Louis company, Send complete resume to BOX G-288, POST-DISPATCH OPPORTUNITIES in Southern California for ENGINEERS Working with America's foremost designer and manufacturer of pilot escape systems and aircraft interior equipment.

WEBER AIRCRAFT located in the heart of the West Coast aircraft industry at Burbank, Calif. NEEDS Aerodynamicists Stress Analysts Sr. Structural Designers Jr. Structural Designers Our Engineering Employ- ment Manager will be in St. Louis for personal interview July 19 through 22.

Let us discuss with you the opportunities for broad individual design responsibilities in stable growing company. Liberal moving and expense allowances. Write for appointment to Box J-403, Post-Dispatch. "I'm Tired of Interviewing Dead Heads" want to hire 2. high quality men, with A of ambition: that have to make at least $150 per week, apply Mr.

Chapman, dally 9:30, 4429 Manchester, Bring this ad with you. TRAVEL Young men and vets, 18-25. to travel Eastern resorts in new cars; transportation and drawing account furnished. Apply Mr. ThomAS.

Hotel Claridge, 18th and Locust. a.m. to 9 p.m. Accountant, office manager, large southside GM dealer: experience necessary; our. present manager knows of this ad.

Box L-386, Post-Dispatch ACCOUNTANT, Junior; will consider night school student with 2 years of commerce and finance and some industrial experience. Permanent position with growing and progressive company, Excellent future for right man. Phone Mr. Ferguson, FR 1-1282 for appointment. ACCOUNTANT- JUNIOR Unusual opportunity with progresgive manufacturing company.

Dispatch, ACCOUNTANT: To work with C.P.A.: give age, education, salary, experience, Box L-205. ACCOUNTANT, semi senior: minimum experience of 2 years in publie accounting: good starting salary and NO TRAVEL. Oliver W. Schneider, C.P.A., 7 N. Seventh, Advertising Contact SUMMER WORK Straight salary: a temporary opening during vacation season; large publishing firm.

Will consider college student with or without advertising background or man with printing or allied experience. Box H-188, P. D. ADVERTISING MANAGER MALE OR FEMALE Retail furniture: must expertenced in newspaper and direct-bymail: good opportunity: perma: bent: top salary. State full particulars, Box L-79, Post- Dispatch.

ADVERTISING salesman: telephone or personal, on labor weekly. Al Glatz, room 310, 4903 Delmar. AIRCRAFT jig and fixtures builders: top men, top pay, plenty overtime. Call or write Jack Hart, Allen Tool Springfield, Ohio. AIR FLIGHT Cab Co.

needs 2 men, white, with cars, to be changed to cabs. UN 4-5186. ARTIST Experienced: capable of rendering fast professional layouts. Call Mr. Baebler for appointment.

Advertising Agency 122 N. 7TH CE 1. 1-8907 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN College degree or 3 years experfence; large office. international in scope doing contemporary and ditional work. Excellent working conditions.

retirement plan at no cost to employees. Incentive bonus plan. State age, experience resume, present salary. Replies confidential. W.

G. KNOEBEL Architect 906 Sidney Bank Bldg. Equipment Corp. of America ARTIST 18 to small Industrial ad agency needs third man to fill out art department; some experlence necessary; alr-conditioned office near Kingshighway: free Blue Cross and Blue Shield: good man wanted. Phone FO 1-7323 for interview.

ASPHALT salesman: experienced: must know estimating: car necessary. 808 Russell. PR 1-6091. ASSISTANT manager, department store, 200 miles from St. Louls; excellent opportunity perlenced in men's, women's, children's furnishings and shoes.

Box H-124 Pom -Dispatch. AUTO BODY MAN First class only, Top wages. By hour or percentage. FO 7-1643. TUESDAY.

5C ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH HELP WANTED -MEN, BOYS 82 Carpenters Journeymen wanted to work in large residential development; see General Superintendent Creech, Westridge Acres, located at Clayton Rd. and Kehrs Mill west of Lindbergh BI. CARPENTERS- -MUST BE UNION Koedding Bldg. 941 Highmont Ferguson, Mo.

CARPENTERS, must, be experienced. Griffith 1207A Dolman, CARPENTER with experience for real estate firm. Box 2-338, A Cast Stone Men HAYES AIRCRAFT CORPORATION Birmingham, Alabama Has Immediate Openings for COST Accountants COST ANALYSTS 30 to 45 years of age with an accounting degree or its equivalent through working experience: must have industrial cost accounting experience, preferably in manufacturing. Real opportunity to advance with an expanding company located in the progressive south. Ideal climate, working 1 and living conditions.

Personal interview at company expense can be arranged for qualified applicants. Liberal company benefits and generous' moving allowance for accepted applicants. For information and application apply: MISSOURI STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1709 Locust, St. Louis, Mo, If you are unable to apply in person send resume to: Employment Manager, Hayes Aircraft Corporation, P.O. Box 2287, Birmingham, Alabama.

ASSISTANT BUYER COSMETIC DEPARTMENT Young man; 25-40: college: ground with selling experience; supervisory ability; prefer ledge of merchandising; excellent opportunity; apply Employment Department. Seventa and Washington. mezzanine floor. STIX, BAER FULLER AUTO ENGINE ALIGN BORE, MACHINIST Barack Engine Exchange 4050 Easton AUTO MECHANIC Prefer General Motors experience. See Mr.

Brown, Service Manager. 3295 VINCEL S. Kingshighway PONTIAC St. Louis' Oldest and Largest Pontiac Dealer AUTO BODY MAN Permanent: experienced journeyman. Top pay.

3139 Washington. AUTO MECHANIC: experienced on automatic transmissions and tuneup; showers, fans; good working conditions. "See Harry Linneman, BLACKBURN MOTOR, 2701 State East St. Louis. AUTO-BODY MAN and assembler.

Steady, 4925 Easton. Auto Glass Installer WALDMAN'S JE 1-4315 AUTO MECHANICS, Journeymen and apprentices: small engine repair; steady work: state experience and salary expected. Box H-160, Post-Dispatch. AUTO MECHANIC, Chrysler experience preferred: must be A1, Pardue Motor, 5831 Easton, EV 1-8200. Bakery Salesmen Age 23 to 45: established home service bakery route.

Pay while learning. Must be ambitious and aggressive. 33 paid working days off per year. In addition to paid vacation. Apply 9 to 12 a.m.

White Baking Co. 4015 Papin FR 1-1810 BAKER; 3 days and Sunday nights, work alone. Box M-6, Post -Dis. BAKER, all-round; nights. H-224.

Post-Dispatch. BARBER: colored. Apply 921 Clarendon, BARBER to run shop. 932 S. Sarah, call in rear.

BAKER, night work; experienced south Box F-326 Post- -Dispatch. BODY MAN, AI Apply 'Bra-Wal Auto Body, 6180 Bertha, Wellston. BOOKKEEPER: over 30; experienced; construction company; llable; state reference and give salary expected. Box F-323, P. -D.

BOYS-18-23 Free to travel. United States, Alaska and Hawaii; new portation furnished; expense advanced; $200 monthly to start; must be neat; ambitious and 2 years high school. See Mrs. Thompson, DeSoto Hotel, 10-2 p.m.; don't phone. BOYS White, to work with manager; must be neat and aggressive; apply 2 to 3 p.m.

ONLY. 122 N. Seventh, Room 810. DO NOT PHONE. BOY, 16-18; all round work In armature shop: must bave some mechanical ability, 4052 N.

Broadway. BOYS: over 16; order department: no experience necessary. Apply 9 a.m. 21 N. 7th, Room 431.

BOY with bicycle; drug store. 5900 Delmar: references. CAB DRIVERS, need chauffeurs cease; A1 Cab. VI 7-1234. CABINET MAKER; must be expert.

enced. VI 3-3001. Union men; top pay, $30 day; men needed immediately. Perma Stone 3522 N. Adams, Peoria, Ill.

CHAUFFEURS. over 25. to drive radio-equipped cabs; must be neat and know Apply Ace Cab Co. 1835 Washington. CHEF.

white. experienced. Apply Hotel Fairgrounds. CHEMIST Degree in analytical experience preferred. METALLURGIST Degree G-334.

TYPIST Assistant to car distributor, General Motors division; state age, education, experience and references in your reply. Box F-6, Post-Dis. CLERK 21 to 35, high school graduate; will train; excellent chance for vancement. Apply personnel office, Hotel Statler. CLERK High school graduate who is draft exempt and has good background in math, to work on sales desk; please call for appointment.

CONCRETE INC. 650 ROSEDALE PA 5-3111 COLLECTOR; experienced; bondable: good commission: car pense; full time. 4955 Delmar, Room 105, 9-1 p.m. COMPOSITOR and makeup man. union, pleasant working conditions; steady, Model Printing, 1606 Hodiamont.

CONSTRUCTOR ESTIMATOR For sales engineer; degree not required: must be able to read plans and prepare estimates for building specialties. Constructor Specialties 950 Kingsland. COOK, Italian, experienced; ence. Rose's Italian Restaurant, 925 Franklin. COOK: references.

203 N. 6th st. COOK. Italian. Call between 9-10 WY 1-5083.

COUNTER-GRILL MEN: expertApply 3-6 p.m. REGAL SYSTEM. Delmar. CURB WAITERS; white: night work. Shaker, 9830 Clayton rd.

CUSTODIAN, white, for general kitchen cleaning. living quarters available, Missouri residency required, apply weekdays. St. Louis State Hospital, Arsenal, 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. CUTTER: experienced cloth Jackets; Shipton Sports Wear, 923 Washington.

DAVENPORT and 8 Setup men. Must be experienced. Merit Specialities, 205 F. Davis. DECORATOR salesman, experienced, in reputable established furniture showroom.

Box Z-196, Post- -Dis. DENTAL technician for orthodontist's office, will train qualified beginner. Box L-81, Post -Dispatch. DESIGNER; experienced on electria safety switches and panels, chase parts and control production. 30 miles from Clayton.

Box J-404, Post-Dispatch. DINNER must be thoroughly experienced in plant cafeteria; quantity cooking for working shifts in large plant cafeteria 100 miles from St. Louis; 5-day week, off Sat. and Sun. Include age and phone number in reply.

Box L-342, Post -Dispatch. DRAFTSMAN SENIOR SENIOR Temporary; structural design: ASSOCIATES. perienced; TECH Room 222, 705 OLIVE. CE 1-1227 DRAFTSMAN, mechanical, 25 to 40, minimum of 3 years expertence; fine opportunutty in private Industry operating nationally; give full particulars. Box F-391, P.

DRUG CLERK: merchandiser: prescription experience, W0 2-5800. DRY CLEANER. also wool presser, steady work. Bright Free Cleaners. 5547 Easton.

Drivers Over 25-to Operate YELLOW CABS Salary, Commission, Vacation SEE MR. DURNEY YELLOW GARAGE 3320 Pine Street Driver- Salesman For established retail milk route: Age 22 to 28; must have sales ability, Apply 1n person Tues. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. OZARK DAIRY CO.

4455 CHIPPEWA EMBOSSING PRESSMAN, expertence necessary; give reference. Box W-335, Post -Dispatch. DRIVER Must be experienced in tractors and straight trucks; know Greater 6t. Louis area. Call 9 a.m.

to 4 p.m, CH 1-2710. DRIVER-SALESMAN; experienced, married, for established laundry and dry cleaning route. ACME LAUNDRY 4525 DELMAR ELECTRICIAN For residential work. PA 1-7368 between 9 and 5 weekdays. METHODS ENGINEER.

Young enterprising methods engineer will find interesting opportunity with large midwest cotton dress manufacturer; piece rates, scheduling. methods, etc. Write full particulars. Box J-389, ENGINEER, corrosion; excellent opportunity with a major Central oll company located in the States for a man who has had prior exon bare and coated pipe lines. perience in cathodie motection work Box 2-99 Post-Disnatch.

CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER Trainee, 25 to 36; some ing background for construction sales and estimating. Skrainka Construction 7173 Delmar, PA 1-0963. ENGINEER, mechanical, 30 to 45, experienced in metal working industry to train for top position. State particulars. Box G-319.

P.D.. STATION attendants: white, 25-45: no experience necessary; must be honest, sober, relie able. See Walter Henry, Carl Bolch Station, Chesterfield, Mo. Apply in person, phone calls. FORMICA FABRICATOR Excellent wages, thoroughly fenced in metal and veneer trim operation.

W0 2-2088. FOUNTAIN MANAGER Experienced In operating soda fountain; excellent starting salary plus bonus: air-conditioned store. Apply employment office, Katz Drug. 700 Locust. FURNITURE FINISHER For shop work and customer home service.

Permanent for large, well established firm. Top pay. Box G-409, Post- Dispatch FURNITURE STORE WORK Steady, 40 hours, 5 days; age 25- general work in warehouse and on truck: must drive: expertenced preferred. but will consider beginner. Apply in person.

view Monday and Tuesday 1 to 4. SCHUKAR Furniture, 3142 Easton GRILL MAN: experienced. Apply 331 N. Grand. GROCERY manager, experienced; steady or part time, any age, for small colored neighborhood store; no heavy work.

Box L-23, Post-D. GROCERY truck driver, white. Delmar Market, 518 S. Hanley, HOTEL mature: steady! sober: congenial. Laclede Hotel.

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