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sweji SITUATIONS-WEN, GIRLS 81 CONCRETE, CCMIHT WORK 44 UPHOLSTERING, DEATHS T- 14 -TiACT? TTTT-" ritT TITSDAV. Sl.PT. 1. IMS. AC Dlll(? PnT-DISPATHH, formerly ot 331)6 I iMAMIr.l, Sept.

16, 195b, OI.LUUid rUJI UUrWUII Sun ,6 1Ma wti the Sacraments of Holy husband of P. iimse, let- i Motner i.niircq. near sister oi anther of Bobby J. Hnise.anc! Bee.y ter Kegina Joseph. 8 J.

dear Ann Morgan, brother of Henry A. aunt of 8'. "iter Marearet Mary. Kcuse. Bonne Terre, Wo.

SND. the Brengie, Stanton and Rem ni at BOYEP Fune 'a! Holmes fnmilies, our dear great-Borne. Vuneral Wiri 2 p.m. from i aunt, greiit-great-atitit and cous'ti. the First BenHt Bonne Funeral from MOKRELL BROS.

Terre, Burial St. Francis Coun- Funeral Home 4212 81. Louis tv Memorial Park Cemetery. Sept. 19.

to All im Souls Churcli, Overland. Mo. iffiifr 'Sij'nt Calvary Remain. In parlor. Bert 16 1056.

belovel wife of 3 p.m. Monday. Joliti Keane, dear mother of i- JOHN ter Mary Franclm of ht Joseph i ihn, 5137 Lode, Affton, Order. Michael. Thomas, JohnMo Bat.

Bent, 15, 1956. H.f8 kn Un Jack Oliver, and Mrs. nt th IntA PhnrlM HELP WANTEE MEN, B0Y58f ARCHITECT ARCH1TECTUBAL DRAFTSMAN SPECIFICATION WRITER Permanent: xrelln working con. dltioni, benefit! and advinciraentf ton tilary. All lntrvlw atrletly eonfidantial.

Apply Personnel Division 908 SIDNEY ST. BANK BLDO. A EQUIP, COHP. Want Ad Rules and Regulations Th Pcit-Dispatrh reserves the fght to classify tds unuer appro- prints headings. Tit Port-Dispatch reserves the right to revise or reject advertise- mcnts or to retain answers to any box number advertisement.

If this bright is exercised the amount paid for this advertisement will be re- funded to the advertiser. It is Ht-etd that the liability of The Pulitzer Publishing Company in rlhe event of failure to publish an aris-ertlsement for any reason or In the event that wors occur in the publishing of an advertisement shall tin-ited to the amount paid by the a ivertiser. Phone MAin Mill I announcements" FLORISTS I NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN V'' Soravi. $3.50 ud. Basreti, $5 up.

S330I S. Grand PR 1-9600 I Open 8-6 p.m.; Closed Sun, I BRIX FLORIST fc FUNERAL SPECIALISTS Anywhere CO 1-5032 BRIPOI funeIal directors "TRADITIONAL SERVICE Wagoner Undertaking Co, FO 7-8811 ALBERT H. Mortunry 6464 Chippewa FL 2-1938 KDtI8 PCnERAL HOME 2906 GRAVOIS PR 2-3000 ESTABLISH GO 1869 2223 Bt. Louis CH 1-1084 MOrDEtXT Mississippi and Allen PR 8-008 I MONUMENTS 10 ROSEB6ROUbHONOTEOTCO. 8232 West riorlssant.

CO 1-4655. FRATERNAL NOTICE 13 I TO PLACE A FRATERNAL NOTICE Mall to Poil-Dlipstch Want Ad 18th and Ollva or Call MAin Mill Operators duty 8 to p.m. Monday through Saturday DEATHS 14 Sept, 18, 1056, hus-2 hnd ot Blanch H. Adams (nee Mallon), father of Alice Adams Hnay, Brother of John, Buel and Charles Adams, father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral from LUPT0N Chapel, 723.1 Delmar 8:30 am, to Christ the King Church, Purdue and Balson, 9 a.m.

Mass. Inter-ment Calvary Cemetery. ALLEN, K. MARY (ne Coforth), 2529 University, Bept. 17, 19.S6, beloved wife of the late Jamea Allen, dear mother of Arthur and Earl Ross, Vlda Cook, v.

Avery Allen, stepmother of Sylvia Tlley and Maythel Porter, Audrey and Herbert Allen, grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law, Siller and aunt. Funeral from LEIDNER Chapel, 2223 Bt. Louis Bent, 20, 1:30 p.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

BAKER, LORETTA nee He Inleln 4008 B. Grand Bept. 17, 1956, 9:15 a.m., dear wife of the late John Baker, dear moth of Loretta Braun, Elizabeth Wlss-v mann, Florence Bauer and Louis Baker, dear mother-in-law, grand- mother, great-grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt snd cousin. Funeral from WACKER-HEL-Z DERLB Chapel, 3634 Gravols Bent. 20, 2 p.m.

Interment New Bt. Marcue Cemetery. BARBOZA, BALERIANO. 2221 8. Second Bept.

14, 1956, beloved husband of Manuela Bar-boia, dear father of Joseph Bar-bosa, Manuel, Joseph, Iouls and Elvira Zunlga, dear brother of Benjamin Barbosa, dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather, uncle and cousin. Funeral Sept. 19. 8:30 a.m., from MOYPKLL'S, Mississippi and Allen to BS. Peter and Paul Church.

Interment St, Mstthew'a Cemetery. ELEVATOR OPERATOR, fountain work, colored; experience. EV 2-9471. ELEVAToTrOpei(itJr, t0TtXoi hanu sewing, FR l-6772: GIHL," "colored;" "neat, intelligent, dependable, wants work by day or weekJIi! 34fc83. TifRL, "eoioreS; general Ironing; 5 days JE 370 68 'GIRL: 5 davs; any'Ttiiicf work; relerence.

GJ 8-5150. GiRL. colored; maid. "oTflce clean- mg. day work.JE 3-2497.

GIRL, colored; day or wiiek, experienced. FOJ-02j6 TRO'NL'iQ In niy hilme. $3.50 per bsktj reUahle. EV 1-42S9 IRON or ciean; wKole or half dayi: exnerienced.JE 1-1583. for'elderly people or llpht hojsework.

JE yW.I., LTUNDRY done llPmy iiome; experience i reference. PR 2964. LAUNDRY" my horn, 3 daar service: pickup. JE 3-1672. XaUNDRY done in niy home; pickup anddeiivery.JI3-04'j.

'LAUNbRY orclenlng, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. F0.1-365C "LIGHT "housework; bibv sitting; f.r.n..., 1-1028 TiiAlD orTinusevork, home Untnn 3-2268. "NURSE, duty," p.m. or nignt; line reierencea. rs 5-0119.

TmfeSiS: nractlF'Tnoi- jiltal exjierence.JEl-453. Of ice or nousecieaning, ironing, evenings. CE1-1051. "PRACTICAL nurse," some hospital" experience; home duties: 5 days, 8 a.m. to 3p.m.PL 2-3615; Restaurant," storeThouseworii, care children OL 2-2689 retired; full "or part time; efficient, ST 1-5041.

TEEN-AGE girl, colored: work after school. YPlNO" aiEome; "pickup ciiy fclT 1-3913 arter p.m. TYPIN'O In'my home: experienced. PR 3-6755. TYPING, done In mv pome; fast, accurate; CE li49ilft TYPING done In mv'home, envelopes, etcEV 1-9949.

'WOMAN, colored; night, office cleaning, bukerv work, care of children or paper factory work. JE 5-8184. colored; night or afternoon work: restaurant, laundry or maid; experienced, good references. J2 5-7956, housework orbaby iit- ting. ru 7-wubH WOMAN, colored: cleaning or maid work: experienced, reference.

JE 1-6374. V76MN, colored: msltl; care for aeml-lnvalld or acnooi-age children. MAl-fl4U. WOMAN, young. "colored, part-time work, Wednesday and Friday.

MA 1-8224. VOMAN, colored, days or we'ek; Ironing, cleaning; reference. JE 1-3536. WOMAN, colored; plain cooking, restaurant or home. OL2-3198.

"vTORANTneut. reliaFle; 2-'3 days, cleaning, Ironing, FR 1-2879. WOMAN, colored; half mornings onlyJGE1252. "WOMAN, colored, cleaning; 3 to days week. EV 2-1293.

VOMAN, assist" houseT work, children. Stay. FR 1-5263. WOMAN, colored, general house- work; reference, ja 3-400 "WOMAN, day work; cleaning: ex- periencedj references. JE j-driw.

WOMAN "housework 1-2494. HELP WANTED HELP WANTEDMEN, BOYS 82 OF'AMERTCA" One ot nation' largest service luhtlnr firms will Interview and select sale trainee applicants for this area, Man selected will oe thoroughly trained In the proper application of our complete line of fluorescent, slimline and Incandescent lamps. Products are manufactured to rigid long-life and efficiency standards and sold to Industrial and commercial firms under unique Insured service wairanty benefiting the customer and salesman. Established accounts given to man selected after completion of training program. Repeat orders assured.

Position pays drawing account weekly plus monthly statoment on shipped orders. Group insurance, hospitalization, yearly bonuses plus other benefits. Our men average $7000 to $10,000 per year. Write M. B.

Archer at Hotel Cpronsdn for appointment. All applicant will bl Interviewed locally. AMBITIOUS MAN A highly reputable national organization and leader In Its field, has local opening for an ambitious man of unquestionable character and refinement: age 23-60; college education preferred; must be ready to accept position immediately if selected; a guaranteed income with a definite plan for advancement: group Insurance and retirement plan based on profit sharing: write V. Deacon Llie, Coronado Hotel, 3701 Llndell, giving age, education, experience and piiune numner. LIVE1N7TDIDAT UPPER SHOE CUTTERS WANTED LOCATE IN MIAMI, STEADY, YEAR ROUND WORK.

GOOli PAY, EXCELLENT LABOR RELATIONS; EXPERIENCED ONLY; WRITE IMMEDIATELY. PA5i AMERICAN MODES, 553 N.W 29TH MIAMI 37. FLA. ATTENTION RETAIL SALESMEN Opportunity for advancement with national concern. Above average earnings, employe benefits Included, paid vacation, profit shar ing, group Insurance.

Apply In person. Western lAuto, 2823 cnerokee. Accountant Young expanding company In custom aviation work needs man for general office accounting; position can lean to managerial capacity; should now be working In ac counting field or have accounting o.o. age ii-n. can Mr.

Bauey, Mi I-IKMJ, it si as BKT-WKKNgK, LAJU oKK HELD ACCOUNTING "CLERK Acs 25-30. hleh school rrsdiinte experienced In bookkeeping, to as list In credit department of na tional toon distributor; excellent working conditions: 5-dav week. unusual employe benefit program. inciuoing tree clue uroas sno Blue Shield: fine opportunity for advancement with employment se curity, cell in person lo to 4. SUNSHINE BISCUITS, Inc.

1427 CLARK ACCOUNTANT General accounting work; experience In handling control accounts; desirable, permanent posttlon In expanding north St. Louis firm. Call EV 1-3800. FLOK1 PIPE CO. man under" 30 with certificate in accounting, to work in small grouo handling Government contract cost account ing, as a section of a larger accounting division in a maotlfar- turing firm; excellent opportunity for a young man to work cloiely with supervisor and learn all phases of the Job.

Box C-129, Post-Dispatch. CTT- i-aktmknt; must be able to as sume responsibilities and supervisory dtiiies: experienced or win train ambitious beginner with minimum 2 years accounting edu cation. For appointment reply bv letter only stating qualifications. No phone calls. Llndell Trust ita i.

jrno oi. Well-esiabllshed local firm ol CP.A.a has several permanent no onions open ior young men with adequate education or experience In accounting; 5-day week; starting salary $35(1 per month. Box n-i o.i, rost-Liispatcn ACCOUNTANTS-JUNIOR For permanent staff of established CP. A. firm; 5-day week; excellent compensation and advance ment.

Box A-50. Post-Dlsnatrh. ACCOUNTANT; outstanding oji-porttinity for Junior accounting clerk ace 20-26, C.feF. student or graduate preferred, for position with industrial concern. Bohl A Deeken, 915 Olive.

gA 1-3047. "expanding cr.A.; snutn; state eaiary, education sod experience in reply; night school student acceptable. Box K-375. Post-Dispatch. ADVERTISING and has opportunity for young man; age 25-35; to assist production manager and supervise shipping, receiving and mailing department.

Box A-46, Post-Dispatch. ADVERTISING 8 i'i e' to work for expanding weekly newspaper; many opportunities for right man; saiarv pius car allowance. Call for appointment. HA 7-4300, AG colored, 25to 45," high" school; steady, salary $50 week, plus commission, 1221 N. Grand.

Air Force Naval Veterans Good paying Jobs aa airplane mechanics now available at McDONNELL AIRCRAFT Apply wllh copy of discharge. McDonnell Aircraft Corp. tiUidlrtir: white, single, experienced; must atsy.4,i;ii wasnington ARTIST With Flair for th Modern To execute crisp, professional, comprehensive Isyoula for a large, progressive to, i.ouis orgioizauon; worWiop cnnrilllnn. Opportunity to brow FR 1-5656 ASSISTANT MANAGER" For local small Irwn office 21 to CEMENT and reiiairs: also car peiMry repaus. esiiuiaiea.

rti 562S Arthur. ST 1-S044 after6 types concrete work. 32S1 Jasuer Park, PR 3-7096. 'CONCRETE kinSsfga-reges buii'. lock or Irs.me.

Mitchell. 1S31 BQKl YO b-l404 Potomac, FL 1-3704; all types concrete work. CETECTIVtS 47 MARIAM Shadows. Iocs' es everywhere, photos for evidence: bonded: licensed. S635 DELMAR PA 1-0776 JE 1-2484 J.

4229 LINPEI.L DRESSMAKING TAiLOhING 4 TjP.UsSMa nKiTTTeTsons blirTdfdT 1522I)eer. j-Jg3-73S3. EeCTRIC TOBifJ SEHCTRrCl Eousepower experts: house and commercial wiring and repairs. 3328 N. Ninth, CB 11163.

XiCTtSsEL). electrical in- stallatlons. air conditioners, dry- ers. repairs; meters moved. Bud.

4836 Terrace, HU 1-S584. 100 AMR service, full house-power, at lti best. Miller Electric Co.A 3858 Fark: PR SEPTIC TANKS 52 PRECATrconcrete; iteel rein-firced, approved. Sitton Septic Tank. 1540 Woodson.

WY 1-8150. FLOORING 53 "BIG 'discount on all type floor re- rinistiing or replacing: noteis, insti tutions, apartment buildings, also nomes. can dim, tu -2345. 209 S. Hartnett.

FIRST-CLASS floor reflnlshlng "or installing new noors. seuutcca, 6b54 Coiwitt. PA 1-5473. "i'LOOR refiniinVo; special rates. Hi Victoria, mi 0-63U2, FLOORS siinded.

refinished. Cunningham. 3919 Bhreve, CO 1-8363, FpaiNJATIONrWALLJtfORKJ3jr WALL CRACKS STOPPED Waterproofed; concrete plen; Investigate before signing. A. Kennah.

1414 Collins, MI 7-3638 STOP Walla raised, construction work, sagging porches repaired; work guaranteed 5 yean. Foundation A Construction 6021 Manchester. ST 1-9551 OR PA 5-3607 WALL CRACKS FOUNDATION FAILURES CORRECTED Concrete plen Installed; floora leveled; Insured; FHA. All Work Guaranteed Dawley Construction Co. 3223 Sutton FL 3-1497 Call Anytime GARAGE DOORS 54G NEW OVERHEAD A RA DOORS, all sues: call day or night, ten.

2620 Avte. EV 3-2655 HEATING, SHEET METAL WORK 55 REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATION BEST.JSV FURNACES and" guttering or repairs. PENCE, 4224 Ashby HA 8-6990 after 4 p.m. THiTNacBsCLEaNeT) re ctmenteii; Lieber, 3678 McRee. MO 4-9210.

"FTONACTS cleaned: repaired. Stout, 3762 Westminster. 5-2299 GENERAL HAULING 54 RUBBISH Tiaullng, commercial or residential. Gibsun Haulers, 2927 Garrison ct. FR 1-4835.

FIVE children to feed; hauling and wrecking any kind. Mounce, 6Uo jjaarceaUj lj j-ristf. A.A.A. UNION EXPRESS. movfiujT BONDED EV 1-0689.

5817 Easton LiGHTBZUCTNQ REASONABLE coieraan, 4871 Margaret. HAIR REMOVED 57 UNWANTED baft removed best, latest, most rapid method; best references; thoroughly reliable; 20 years' experienced. Theresa A. Helck, 4903 Delmar, FO 1-1938. LANDSCAPING 40 LAWN fiAitffEllANCE Trees, shrubs, planted, trimmed, removed: iprayed; patio work.

pring Landscaping co. 5409ChlppeWa FL 1-4590 NOW Is the time to fertilize" and plant your lawn; guaranteed satisfaction; also expert mowing. Payne, oflon juuan. uu i-arau. SODDTNQ; Illlnoli blue grass sod.

Delivered by the truck load. Kinder, 1707 BannekerST 1-4281 LAWNS, treesTTihruoi trimmed, removed, spraying; iniuied. Edwards. Box 4001Klrkwood. Taylor2-1380 TREES trimmed, removed.

North-lund Tree Service, Ferguion, JA J2-1163. SODTJING," SEEDING Lilac. UN 7-8434u TREES prune'd'or removedTIhsured. Jpnes, 906 Chambers, CI 1-2533. TREE SERVICE EDWARDS 2.322 Walton rd.

HA 7-4274 BOBBING, grading, tractor service. 2805 Cass, JE 5-2863. PAINTING 43 HOME-Decorating Co. uecuiauog; interior, exterior; ires estimates: guaranteed. 17 lift Union.

FO 7-8611. HA 9-2027. TnTeRIOR. V.terior, residential ana commercial. ruA financing.

FIFE. CO 1 1659 5943 Summit. PAINTING, interior "and exterlorf sign lettering of all kinds, PR S-43. JOne.1, 2726 Russell. PAlKTINO.

interior: do own work; reasonable. Goodwin, 4124 Ellenwood, FL 2-8232. us do" your high work, you do the low work. B. PR 2-3515 445 Lafayette smafl "repairs; low prices; free estimates, Mason.

JE 1-8025. 4005 Olive. PAINTING; Bob, 7623" Big BendT WU JiU 3-7348. PAPEIT HANGING, CLEANING 64 Binlcs Wallpaper Removing Fast, clean service by ateam method FREE ESTIMATES 1237 DAMMERT TW 2-1738 painting, steaming, patch plastering: archei built, closet! built, carpentry repairs; satisfaction guaranteed; reasonable. BENSON, 5546 8.

Kings-highway, FL2-6156. PAINTING. PAPERHaNgING Paper removed by ateam: fast, clean, reliable; Paper cleaned; we go anywhere. Call us first. BTINN'ETT 2421 Blair CH 1-778Q aXJTJOE" t)P General repair work, painting, papering and plastering.

3946A Castleman, PR 3-2006. PA PER TI Good work, immediate service; Bailey, 4339 W'est Pine FR 1-8359 PAPER-HANGING and painting; call Home Decorators, FL 3-8331, 2236 Osage. PAPERING, pain work myself, prompt; reasonable. George. JE 5-2160.

8019 Forest. PAPeRTNGT" cleaning;" reasonable. Bernstein. 6270 Cat). PA 1-6941.

PAPERlNGTreasonaBleTSyl Streiler, 4335 Penrose, EV 1-7131, PAPERING, painting plastering. MAC, btiiis PAPERING; work myself. Cornish, 1481 70th PA -5y33 PLASTERING 66 no lob too small: reasonable. Richard. FR 1-1834, 31J( in (iarrison.

"PLASTER" repairing, fully Insured. Fmnegan, 1744A Pennsylvania. PR 1-1160 3-4084yea PATCH plastering, stucco, archways Installed; Bompart, 2443 Cecelia, Brentwood WO 2-3010. PLASTKn!" coiorerTT" reasonable-Trice, JE 1-2850, 4205 Sacramento. PLUMBERS (Licensed) 47 FAST SERVICE; repairs, rtarris Plumbing; license city and county.

EV 2-4515. 5572 Labadie. "EASTER "PLDUBING repairs: remodeling; guaranteed. ejj Manchester. JE 3-6432.

"ANYTHIN(5ln plumbrfigi bathroom, water heaters; EZ terms. Bewen, Sl'iLejnjiPR repairs, remoST ellng. 5628 Rhodes, FL 2-5450, AEPAQtS." contracting, remodeling, Koch. 59.96. 773.

ROOFING, SIDING I GUTTERING 48 SEARS ROOFING Installed by Experts Materials and Labor GUARANTEED 10 YEARS No Down Payment on FHA Financing 36 Months to Pay Call for Free Estimate NO OBLIGATION SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. Kingnhig'-iway st La ton FO I -1 000 trnd near torevon PR fcl 10 SI" 1-1710 17412 M9nchfst(-r Lv.r St. louii, III. UP 5-1000 FREE ROOF INSPECTION 20th year: fully insured: flat iin? P.7SL klVioon Ms ket JE COBB. PL 2-6713.

4774 Dahlia Ml A I-lT BaRV fcRVrVirVk" Olson, dear steomother of Klla Greer, Alice 'laroehiaux, and Earl Olson, dear sister of Charles I-ebr, sister-in-law. (Crundmother, great-grindmnther and aunt. Mrs. Olson will lie In state at WacKRR-HELDERLE Chapel, 3C34 G'-avoia until Wed. 11 a.m.

Funeral same day 2 m. from Stlern Lutheran Chdrch. Gra-vois and Lukewood. Interment Bt. Matthew's Cemetery.

OMtllH 1 1,1.1 4 sT7fl7T8 Durham fortified wtih the Sacra ments of Holy Mother Church, I jh. nusoand or the late Marie Osborn (nee Car-neyi, dear father ot Mamies 'Buhe) Osborn and Catherine Clooney? brother, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral Sent. Id. a.m., from ttie BUi'HHOLZ Mor-tUMry, 59H7 W.

Florissant to Mnly Cross Church, 8115 Church rd. Interment Calvary. Mr. O.born was a member of Burlington Veterans Assn. Chapter No.

33. PKKFORI), LA VERA (nee, Parson). 1734 N. Euclid Hept. 17.

1956, dear daughter of Rev. and Mrs. James A. Parson of Tupelo, MIfs. Will lie In state at ROBERTS Funeral cnapei, 1416 I ayior, from 1 to 3 p.m.

Wed. funeral service 4 p.m.. Central Baptist Church. WaahinKtOn and Ewiug av. Interment Kamer, Tennessee.

Pnil'ERl7 ALBERTA(nee Sclia) 4326 Bosweil fortified with the Sacraments of Holv Mother Church Sept. 17, 1956, beloved wife I3ntt IT ninth of Joann Marie and Michael Joseph, daughter of Marie Gerke, sister of Oliver and John R. Gerke. daughter-in-law, sister-in-law, niece, grandchild and aunt. runerai sept, zo at a.m.

from the BUCHHOLZ Mor-tuarv. 5967 West Florissant to Our Ladv of Mt. Carmel Church Annetla and Veronica av. Interment Calvary in lieu oi iiowers family prefer Masses. RKTALMCK.

JOHN 60R2 Cates Sept. 17, 1956, husband of the late Clara Retal-llek, dear grandfsther of Evelyn Rhodes, James Lafferty and Jean rounoi Funeral Sept. 20. 1:30 TrS' Fu Overland. Cemetery.

Interment Fee Fee SCHAPFR, CHRIST 435 Forder Sept, 17, 1956, husband of the late Dena Schaper (nee Meyer), dear father of Christ Minnie, William, Berth Pea-kle and Dorothy Schaper, dear father-in-law, grandfather of Wll-llam Schaper and Shirley Mae Peskle, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from TED FENTJLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln, 2 p.m. Interment vemetery, SCHWARTZ. JOHV MR can 57th East St. Louis.

111., asleep Jesus. Sept. 17, 1956. beloved husband of Anna gchwarts, dear father of Pauline Blumer. Ml- ciiael and Schwarti of mnwauaee, near father-in-law and grandfather.

Mr. Schwarti in state at MOY-DELL'S. Mississippi and Allen until Sent. 20. 11 a.m.

Funeral same day at 1:30 trom m. Lucas Slovak Ev. utharan Church. 13th and Allen. Interment St.

Clair Memorial Park. French Village, 111. Member of B.E.J. No. 144 and Banner Lodge No.

40, Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America. SENN, JOHN 400 Kingston Lemay. Sept. 18, 1956, beloved husband of Margaret Fenn (nee Steger), dear father of Marjorle McCulley, John and Elmer Senn, dear brother of Rudolph Senn dear brother-in-law, father in law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from H0FFMEISTER Chapel.

7814 S. Broadway, 1:30 to Mount Hope. Member of Meridian Lodge No. 2, A. P.

A A.M., and Missouri Consistory No, 1. Masonic Service p.m. STOCK ER, HERMAN WILLIAM. 4746 Thrush entered Into rest Bept. 36, 11)58, dear husband of Irene Btocker (nee Sommerfeld), dear father of Charles and Donald Blocker, dearon of Louise Btocker, son-in-law of Charles and Theresa Sommerfeld, brother of Earl Blocker, brother In law, nephew and oousln.

Funeral from JOHN STYOAR A SON Funeral Home, 5541 Rlvervlew Sept. 19. 8:30 a.m., to Bt. Adalbert's Church. Interment Calvary.

Deceased was a member of Holy Name Society of St. Adalbert's, Northern Btar Mutual Aid Society and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters snd Warehouse Workers Local No. S88. TlCKI.EY, AT.ICE'M.. 1419 Haw-thorne pl Bept, 18, 1958.

our dear sister, ilster-In-law, aunt an-1 cousin. A Funeral Sept. 19 at 10 a.m., from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester. In-termentJmorlalParkemetery.

VF.LTRI, THERESA (nee Maim). Bept. 16, 1958, beloved wife of the late Michael Veltrl, dear mother of Fannie Veltrl, Bam Veltrl, Mrs. Vera Sutton and Ernest Veltrl. dear grandmother, mother In law, alster-ln-law and UFuneral Sent, 19, 8:30 a.

from BTKOOT CARROLL Funeral Home, 4600 Natural Bridge, to Our Lsdy Help of Christian Church, Tenth and Cole St. Interment Calvary Cemetery, VONBHOCKEN, R. N. MARY (Nell) (nee O'Hain), 113 W. Vel-ma, Lemay, Sept.

16, 1956, rnrtiriad with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife Of Harold vonnrucaen. umi mother of June Kllngeman and JoAnn VonBrockerr, dear sister of Marguerite Hartmann and the late Sara Zadow, dear sliler-in-law, mother-in-law; grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7814 B. Broadway, 8:30 a.m. to Bt.

Andrew Church, for Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Interment Mount Hope. Member of Bt. Louis Baptist Hospital Nurses Alumnand Affton Llonettea. VOHHMEVKR, CHARLES A.

(Carl), 1442A East Prairie Sept. 16, 1956, beloved husband of Mary (Mamie) Vossmeyer tnee Martini, dear son-in-law, brother In law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral Sept. 20 1 p.m., from MATH. HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant av.

Interment -Mew Pickers Cemetery. HAIHEL, KMIL, 2124 McLaran, suddenly Bept. 15, 1956, beloved son of the late John and Pauline Walbel, dear brother of William J. Walbel, dear uncle ot Russell, dear brother-in-law and great-uncle. FunerHl Sept.

19. 10:30 a.m. from MATH HERMANN A SON'B Chapel, Fair and West Florissant av. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Mr.

Walbel was a member of Wellston Lode No. 4)1 3 A.F.4A.M. St. Louis Chapter No. 8, R.A.M.

Ascalon Commandrry, No. 16, K. T. Moolah Temple, AI--hattbra Giotto, Aubuchon Dennl-. sou Post No.

186 A.L. Patrick J. Fleming Post No. 263? V.F.W.; Lodue No. 9 B.P.O.E.

Greater St. Louis Bowling Proprietors Ass'n, Missouri State Bowling Proprietors Aas'n. and National Bowling Proprietors Ass'n. Masonic services Tues. 8 In lieu of flowers contribution to Masonic Home Building fund will lie appreciated.

WOI.F, (I.AItKVCF 4315 Oleatlnv, Bent. 17, 195(1, beloved husband of Rita E. Wolf (Ohatillonl, clear brother of Mrs. Emu Kniepkamn Clifford O. Br.

and Arthur H. Wolf, dear son Inlaw, brother-in-law and uncle. Services 2:30 p.m. JOHN L. Z1KGENHEIN A 7027 Gravols, Interment New St.

Mnr-cus, Worshipful Master of Theodore Roosevelt Lodge No. 661 A.F. A.M. Masonic services at time of lYlM Sent. 18.

lS5lC beloved wile of the late Abraham Wolff, dear mother of Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Jeanrtte Rotcnberg, Mrs. Bessie Jacobs. Mrs.

Rose 1-ev-ins'tn. Mrs Frances Suffer. Sam. William and Albert Wolif and the late I.llllf Stern, beloved sister of Herman Batavta, our dear grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral from the RINDSKOPF Chapel, 5212 Melmar 11:30 a to Mt.

Olive Cemetery. Mrs. Wolff In state 7:30 ML IN MEMORIAM 16 memory, Sept. 18, 1953. Not a day do I forget you In my heart you are alwave near Aa I loved vou so I miss you At the end three long yerus.

Bsdly missed by wife. KATH-ERIN'E (nee l.EUR). children and TO PLACE A WANT AD CALL MAIN Mill Charge It! I DEATHS of be of la a to 21 (T for i or VVl.1 JJJ ntricK' Sneclal Riviera: air eoodi'iooed. fullv eaulooed. Verv clean; will take older car and SEVERAL pieces of praterty located near Cahokla, 111.

will trade for Bt. Louis property. Box S-24ti. Jest-Dispatch. tiWAP mv S800 equity in 'SB Bulck for "49-'50 miiel car; ycu can take over my payments $73 or refinance: call Cnuik LaRose.

JE 3-6230 or JA 2-9372 THOROUGHBRED Geimsn ahe'p-berd; 11 months, ebony black, exceptionally large, wonoerful watch do; for good deer rifle or hand gun. Whitehall 8-3495 after 6 p.m. 12' and 14 for what? McHenry Metal Products 2219 8. 4th. PR 3-0500; FL if ACRES.

Highway 54. Lal.e of Ossrks; for business or ree.l prop- tv E-61. Post-Dispatch, "fiUN'ST'aii Ttli.ds": "buy, 31101 KUSsellTO S-133B. "iof lale model car. MA 1-7033.

"WEAVER wheel-lialanclng ma chine, complete w-itn weiguts, swap or sell. JA 1-4204. SPECIAL SERVICES TRADES 38 FIRE ESCAPES AAA OrnimentB Iron Co. free atimiua: lntured, bonded: citv ctfdt apeciflcatiunt. 4104 Wet Pint (raari PP ft-'jad1) IE1 1.9nm free estimates; partitions Duilt; windows, doors cut.

Deborahs, PR 3-5288; 20n2Victor. AUTOMATIC W'ASHER and dryer service installations, venfs installed, gas and electric. Belt J479 Hodlamont.CO 1-6076, FIRE'ESfAPES: REPAIR WORK TERMS HART, 8916 Bleeck, BT 1-0974 ASH HAULING 41 ASHTTtS, eld sheds wrecked; basements cleaned. Prompt service JTHOMAS 4423 Page JE 5-0327 I 'NKErPWORK; "ashpits, sheds wrecked, hauled: clean basements. Art, 3903 Russell.

PR 1-2322. ASHES, rubbish;" prompt. Walton7 4461 1-7D96. HAUtlNa, alFkinds; dean ecttariT Will, 3825 CookjJE 3-1854. BRICKLAYING, TUCKPOINTINO A3 DO IT NOW Free estimates; tuckpolntlng; chimney repair; waterproofing and caulking.

MISSOURI TUCKPOINTINO CO. 5340 Neosho FL J-1639 TUCKPOINTiNO Special fall rates In tuckpolntlng and water proofing; all workmanship guaranteed: fully Insured: 100 union; FHA financing. Free estimates. Reliable Home Repair 3515 Wisconsin, MO 4-9230, Tuckpoinfing Brickwork Chimney repairs; Ineured; FHA. Mosley, 1314 Benton.

CE 1-4575. TUCKPOfNTING, chimney painting and home repairi; estimates. Bill, CE 1-0473, MA 1-3723. 1529North Market. BERTiREUTER.

tuckpolntlng, "brick repair; free estimates. 2752 Osage, PR 1-0043: PL 2-6115. J7 OamMln Bon. 35 yeara expert-ence 5243 Lansdowne, FL 2-2595 general repair. M.

C. Swyeri, PR 3-8818, 4219 Russell. TtTCKPOINTINfi;" bricg worTT chimney work: free estimates. S. Smard, PR 1-4489, 3232 Henrietta TUCKPOINTING.

cauiaing. waterproofing all work guaranteed Len, 202U avi, tv mivcnmruTom boxes and planters, walla FRANK, 5867A TheodqslaBV 1-0868 "BIT8T brlcStnd block "worS. Petty. 10 St. Benedict ct.

HA 1-7633. "TiTCKPOINTINfJ Dennis, 2848 Russell. PR 8-4323. CARPENTERS BUILDERS 44 MA 1-4340 ADD A ROOM! CONVERT ATTIC TO ROOM! All Type Home Additions! NO MONEY DOWN! 3 to 20 Years to Pay FREE ESTIMATES on the beat way to add apace to your home. We'v don Job In all neighbor-hooda, All work guaranteed.

Bank and aavings and loan references. Phone Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. MA 1-4340 Midland Construction Co. 803 Holland Bldq.

Call JEfferson 5-303l Hall Construction Co. Repair end Remodeling Departments to Serve You 1. Gas-fired furnaces and boiler 2. Interior-exterior painting 3. Roofing 4.

Tuckpointlnt 5. Carpentry 6. Concrete worlr 7. Bricklaying. 8.

Storm windows 9. Bteel fencing 10. Siding 11. Guttering 12. Porches 13.

Add a room 14. Metal -awnings NO MONEY DOWN Easy Payments; free estimate! Hall Construction Co. 3545LindeIl Blvd. FREE ESTIMATES Room porchei, painting, tuckpolntlng, guttering, roofing, concrete work, any type home repair; no down payment, 36 month! to pay. Call Dick, day or night, 209 8.

Hartnett, FO 7-2345. CALL GIBSON SON General repairs; new porches, room large or small lobs; Painting (screen! painted with outside paint Job): chain link fence. Reasonable: 7 years to pay. MO 4-4450 or PR 1J082 .4005 SHENANDOAH PROPERTY OWNERS Have your building repaired; we do everything in building or repairs, large or small; reasonable. SUOAR CONSTRUCTION CO.

5S27 Lotus. EV 5-H228 "AK A ROOM, remodeling porcHes uuiu, ciiiiuneys repaired, root installed and guttering, E-5! terms. 35 years In business. MIDWEST HOME IMPROVEMENTS. 1507 Ooodfellow.

KV 3-7738; Sat. and Sunday. A 2-1419 or PA 1-7382. PAPERING, painting." steam patch plastering; arches built, cloaets built, caroentrv renairs: satisfaction guaranteed; reason able. BENSON.

6546 S. Kinga- MlIIWliy, pij -oioo. BILT RITE CONKACTiNG-C67 New construction, additions, aa- rages, porches, concrete work, block laying, guttering, foundations, imillliOB. ruoiiog. Biding.

tucKpoint-Ing. 5587 Etzel. EV 3-0677. RMMODKLl.NG and rooms and porches. Repairing from basement to and including new roof.

Free estimates. Easv FHA terms. Hutson. PA 1-1102, 654(1 Julian. "FOm RE PAIRS new additions; free estimates: no Job too mall: gloss and chains.

Reed, 51135 Idaho: FL 3-3584. ing and repair work. E. Diebold, builder, 10315 Baltimore, HA 8-2399. COMPLETE REMODELING All kinds; reasonable: 36 months to pay.

WHYMAN CONSTRUCTION, 722 Chestnut, GA 1-4340. CARPENTER and "cement work," new and repair: no lob too big or too small. MI 7-3389 or JE 3-5461. 5525 Southwest, Hart. POHCJiSS, rooms, carpentry, repair of all kinds, free estimates.

FLETCHER SON, 2148 Salisbury, MA 1-2796; PR 2-6692. CARPEN'FRY; "painting, concrete" work, tuckpolntlng. Harry George, 713 Barton. PR 1-901 1. CARPENTRY:" CONCRETE'workT tldinc: free estimates.

SPRAOUE. 5130A Broadway. GK 6-0544. CARPENTRY, painting, roof repair; Immediate service. Burkart, .3221 A Rogers PR 2-4372 GENERAL home repairs, roofs, tiickpolnting, concrete, carpentry.

Mike, 5615 Hehert, CO 1-5505. GENERAL REPAIRS, porches and finish work; free estimates, Johnson, 1910Sldiiey. PR 1-7785. our specially, or home repair. Ken Spanbauer PR 1-8417.

4264 Wyoming. new" Bienoreill, 10025 Carolyne VI jy768, CO l-2702. OARPENf RY "ALC" KINDS'" ROSEN B75lLotus.EV 5-6798 CARPENTRY, palming. 19.17 Bremen; GA 1-12M. CASpiiNTRY pai'riiThg' riVoTrsT Gibson.

5356 Vernon. F0 1-9160. REMODKUNB "Kramer Paul Brown Blditj CIS 1-7620. cTKreteTIement work jT FRANK FREELAND Contractor, footings, foundations, floors, homes, additions and fa-raees: FHA; call any time: FHA. VZ.Z l'2-i4''1''- ALL KUtltKii Big enough to rio your Job and small en.

nigh to know you. 2840 Inip. nt 1-2444 TlflSt concrete terprooflnc garage built. 1-0 J-BW4H. KV PR 21185.

Bill Horn, 5425A Wahada. SfREE F.STtMATKsr floors, steps, walks, drives, patios, foundations, P. J. CHURCH, 5725 Cole Brll-ljsnte, EV 2-6294; UN S-STBfi "ASPHALT PAViNfi MONEY DOWN Mr.NDEa JnKus. 7850 Carlsbad VE 2-0741 CEMENT WORK: Arthur FL 1-0011 SWAPS Our 0f LOS To ce a Lost or Found Ad CALL MISS TAYLOR MAin Mill 8 A.M.

to 9 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY CHARGE IT BEAGLE, female, bTScf ssddle. Won't hunt, child'g pet. Revard. PR 1-0591.

BEAGI.K, black.Tirbwn. McRenlV anil Mathilda reward; FL 3-S522. "BOWLING ball bag, with shoe's. Palace parking lot; reward. PL 2-1411.

CAT: black whTt's paws: lo August, vicmltv 1718 Simpson pi. Childs pel; reward. Call FA S-0902. CAT, female, mix color, round ryes, short legs, vicinity 3900 Juniata, reward; PR 6-2853. DALMATIAN PUPPy Elizabeth.

Ferguson. JA 2-17- black and white, female 20" hlnh, white around neck, from 4415 Beck: reward. MO 4-6864. t)OG: black and tan toy. answers to Babyj reward; EV 2-0995, FOX terrier: cream color, short tail, female, name Betty, timid; vicinity Hawkins, Baumsrtner, Hiehway 66: reward.

IV 7-5726. FOR SCARFl 4 skin Russian sable; reward. PR 1-2446. GERMAN SHEPHERD, hlack-Kh; female: cliild's peu WO 1-7325. GLASSES." in case; on bus; reward.

TW 2-14t7. WfffTNOBAO, tan leather; lost contents partly anntea oiue weater- reward. PA 5-5622. LABRAfiOR JJog; retriever." EIondTl Forest Park vicinity: please call after 4 p.m. FO7-4647.

LOST: full lower denture, Saturday. St. Louis County; liberal re- ward. PA 5-H160. MONEYS between CTayton and Union: reward.

PA 1-8067. "HoNEfTvICInlty Helen ancTWesi' aiorissant; rewara, uu i-42U. MON'KKY: black ringtail, name Mickey; Sept. 16: reward. Contact Ronald Krueger, Lindbergh and Robyn rds.

VI 3-4456. PAfiAREHT. blue; name PudgTe; Sat, on Corregldor Woodson Terrace: reward. HA 7-0985 or JE 3-6134. PARAKEET; greenish blue, yellow" nead, answers to rretty Boy vicinity, Fair, Natural Bridge.

150 reward, jn 1-U484 after p.m. 'PARAKEET night blue with" grlyT name Bobbv: talks: vicinity Shults and Park Lane, Saturday; reward. Tnr9f.pv--hum' v.ilnw fvV a-40tt5. head; vicinity Gare.ch. and Helen; reward.

EV 2-4362, bluegray, white" face, ''Buzz''; reward. PR 8:3222. TaRAKEET, blue. talksTSweetie'T reward. FL 3-6493.

Micay rewara, mu TNsTTidles (3); Taat BiTe or 62xx Southwood; reward. FA 1-8479. "RING, 1 large, 4 small dlamohHsT Ifaanaalf, UV 1.17E1 SiNO'TAlL mohliey, 187 ijinaoergn ana nooyn, oappingion. Call RonalrLKrudier. VI 3-4456.

WEDDING RING, white" gold. vTT cinlty Jefferson Hotel; reward. CH 1-5912. HTrnirfoti 'VJ-jewel diamond face. Reward.

PA 7-8573. WRlSTWTrcTT; lady's Benrus. wnite gold reward, MO 4r5429. FOUND IB "BlOTnXToTJNTr HU 1-5458 "FOUND EarWHOUMd" EV 2-4050 MONEY, South St. Louis.

Box E-68, Post-Dispatch. PERSONAL 23 WITNESS to north St. Louie coun-ty accident on U.S. Highway 67, coming from Alton Friday evening, Aug. 17 1956, who assisted driver of 191 Chevrolet towing boat and trailer, pleas call Mr.

Collum at Jg 3-2233. THANKS Virgin, St. Jude for marvelous recovery. 'DORoTHTTreSfi YOB DTSSFEir ATELY. SIDNEY.

please" call mt, Pickle. fPECIAL NOTICES SPECIALToTISE Charles Holderle, of S858 Botanical, City St. Louis, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself, (Signed) CHARLES FRED HOLDERLE. WuTCm Russell Denby, of 8220 Minnesota, City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I win uul lenyonsioie mr noy debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself, Rimed I WILLIAM RUSSELL DENBY "BTEtTlALWOCE7T Harold d.

Knight, of 9422 Echo lane, City of Overland 14, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myseir. (Signed) HAROLD O. KNIGHT "SPECIAL" NOTICE7 Paul J7i Relker, of 1292 Avery court, City Klrkwood, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts con tracted after tills date by anone except myaen. (Signed) PAUL J. REIKER IU SINESS PERSONALS 28 Hawaiian Representative Well-known manulacturer'a agency seeking additional lines ot merchandise to represent In areas Including Hawaii.

Ousm, Okinawa, Japan, Hong Kong, Philippines: present lines Include shoes-clothes: company well known to both military and civilian buyers In this area; available for conferences Oct. 1-2, Wrltejo Box849JPost-Dls. Blood' Donors Wanted COMMUNITY BLOOD SERVICB 2659 WASHINGTON Open a.m. Weekday! JE 5-8031 DONORS PAID FOR SERVICE "8vVEbisHMASSETjR; scientltlc, Howard cabinet, medical gymnastics; appointment! home or air-conditioned office, ROBERT PRO-VAZEK, 1802 Allen, PR 1-8472. PLAYHOUSES for sale or rent, 1 or 2-room size, 8x8; surprise your child with a house of her own, VK 2-1781, 8-7 p.m.

dally for salesmen to call. TRAVEL AND TOURS 29 "drive a mm Get Our Deal First Fully Insured Week Days, JE 3-8824 Sundays, PL 2-0697 4111 Natural Brldqe SPECIAL SEPTEMBER TRAVELERS Planning a trip soon? Don't fall contact M. B. Thomas Auto Sales Immediately 200 cars must go to various points west and south. Drive a new car.

fully Insured, serviced and ready to go. Call early for a better choice of cars, fall FL 3-7393, 24 noun a day. 275 Lemav Ferry. St, Louis' Largest Driveaway SPECIAL DEAL FULLY INSURED DRIVE NEW CAR TO CALIFORNIA, OltRGON New Mexico, Arizona, Washington Trucks for Moving Available PL 2-5200 4100 S. Broadway After 8 p.m.

VB 2-1078 IF GOING WEST "Why not drive a new car" Washington, Idaho, Ariiona, California. Fully Insured. Call YO 6-4141 Ray Scharf Drive-Away Co. B. JMtKWOOO rTd.

Ac" from Central Hardware DRlVlM'Xos AriKeresTHoout Sept. 'i take one. 8. SHARE A RIDE 30 RIDE wanted; Perkeley to down-" town, hours 8:15 tu JA 2-9448 after p.m. RiDE'Wtd.

vicinity DeJTefes-Waierman to 14th-Waahlngton. OA 1-3589, PA 5-9B14. SWAPS 31 To Place a SWAP AD PHONE MAIN Mill Ask for in ad-Ukir, whs will hl you ward your id. If vou wUh. ion do not need to "open an account" Jui.

eay: "CHARGE IT." Ad-lakeri are on duty 8 a.m. to 9 pm Monday through Saturday, Or you may bring your ad 10 the wint ad counter. 12th and Olive street and either pay cash or charge It. OUT OF TOWN roi.KS, MAIL AOS IN! K00M.r"2-floors,lah"brlck elding, J8500; O.I.; near Wagner's; 5-8 rooms, one floor, near Overhnd; will give clear title and assume your debt up to $6000. 'ritlXRAlvf ETT whr bafrnre; $1,25 per wheel Including weights, trade for rerapahle caning.

O.K. Rubber Welders, 8843 Man-cluster, 301 Lemav Ferry 7255 St, Charles Rock rd. PHER," "rifle. German" K-43, JO-sbot automatic, for pump or any even swap In gura. 2-7990 after 5:30 p.m.

I SWAP or sell furnace, etoker, blouer, round aluminum duct work, practlrall)' new; for new sousre duct work. FL 3-1308. FUnNITUURr.PAIRIN3 71 SlfP CuVKRS and work done in nome cr shop. HILL 4591 Easton JW 5-6910 VPHOtSr ElrtNO A 1 -'Cunningham. 39 Bhreve, CO 1-836 1 EDUCATION SCHOOLS ANO INSTRUCTION 75 MORRIS TELEVISION SCHOOL PRACTICAL TRAINING BIG MONEY ASSURED FUTURE Radio Industrial Electronics Automation Techician A arhool designed and (quipped for th best Instruction.

Phon. Visit or Writ Today. Clause now forming. Veterans approved, 2825 N. GRAND cat Ball Park) Open Evenings JE 5-2137 BAILEY SCHOOLS Offer! Day and Evening Training These Big-Pay Fields 1.

Electronic Technician 2. Television-Radio 3. Diesel-Auto Mechanics NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED Approved for veterans WRITE, PHONE OR VISIT 1626 S. GRAND PR 6-7860 Civil Service AND PRIVATE INDUBTRY Pay Accountants up to 1100 to $200 weekly. Men.

women, 17 to 55 years, Investigate your possibilities for a high-pay, permanent Accounting position; training win not Interfere with your present no experience or special education necessary. Request tree Booklet No. 1 Write r.r JNO ADAMS EXTENSION SCHOOL Qjoa ueimar. flionc PA 5:1935 RANKEN THanm srunnt. Day full-time: day part-time: v.

mug instruction. rtrjlilHTftK NOW. 15 MECHANIC sr. r-ntlPBira For full Information call FR 1-0233 or write riAVln Piuvirfl In SfflftQk MECHANICAL TRADER Bt Inl Mrt Aproved grVet an. 'Training.

MfclM WHIIfc 18-35, for railroad communication lobs; pay 350 to $400 per month; If not qualified, we train you In a to montns; approved tor Ko, rean veterans, Railway Communi canons, aaii ueimar. Comptometer Operators Arts in JJKMAJND ENROLL NOW COMPTOMETER SCHOOL 1221 LocuatRm, 218 MA 1-5180 owitcnboard Kecepnonist Day-Eve. 3 weeks. All age. FREE PLACEMENT SERVICES FLORENCE UTT CH 1-6258 Miss Edwards' School 5064 Washington FO 1-6112 Clasaei filled except 1st and 4th grades: available sdscs fur dudHs oii oesejcrues.

BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS 74 TJBAWEATOYL7URETTin7 limited opportunities; day-evening classes. Call or write MOLER COLLEGE, 621 Washington. CE 1-3581. TXe aW-BeaTiM CULTuRE- tndividual instruction; day and evening; alr-condltlonedj City Col-lege. 03 N.

7th. MA 1-3493. Situations Wanted SITUATIONS MEN, BOYS 80 Manager! uegree; manuiacturmg ana puo-11c accounting experience. Full responsibility, all accounting functions, preparation of statements, etc. Good at nersonnel suuer- vlsion.

Box A-411, Poat-Dlepatch. OAKTENDitK, experienced, Phone GA 1-7206 after 6 p.m. "BARTENDER, 6 yeare' expert ence, nighti onl PA 1-3709. BOOKKEEPER: "can take fulf cnarge; part-time. BOY, "17, colored; porter or any kind of work.

JE 5-0294. "BOYT" colored kind of work can drive, CE 1-329J7. CLEANING offlcea or lanitor. eves, after 5. EV 1-9413 after m.

needs JobT'wlll-Ing worker. FL 1-7462. COLORED "MAN-wantsfiiHtlm work; any kind. GE 6-0632. COOK, city references; 20 years' experience; sober and ateady.

JA 1- 4386. assistant In hospital or diet department: Ha vers' ex perience. CE 1-7015, Room 471. CUUK (nightsl part time, 8 references.JE3-9636. DRIVER' will drive or buy" truck.

VO 3-3732. Want contract. HANDY MAN, colored; ahv kind of work: reference. OL2-3829. "MAINTENANCE MAN: electrlcaC plumbing, heating, refrigeration, carpentry, painting.

MO 4-9210. MAN; married:" 'whtte; deilree part-time work' evenings or week-ends VE 2-0771. MAN, colored; any kind of Work; can drive, OL 2-4173, MAN, colored: want! pari time JanjtqLWork 6-9 p.mEV 1-7147. MAN, wants of workafter JE 5-4520, jn'wMl. ahla.haia.

car; part' time jays. JE j-8424. mac, wnice, iv lining station experience; any shift. FL 3-2478. wants part-time 6T any kind.

Has car. COl -4077 "MAN need part time work, eves, and Sat. References. JA 2-9413, TART time work, anyTtihd, xruetove, jf3tLamuton. PENSIONER, all around macRinlst," wants part time or full lime work.

OL 2-4877. f-ORTER-JANITOR: fiiling station; car washer. JA 1-7710. 'RESTAURANT and Lounge Man ager, experienced, desires position, UN 8-5585. SALESMAN: ambitious; 14 years aales experience; excellent references; deBires permanent position with chance for advancement; aptitude for selling, neat appearance.

PA 5-4803. selling and promotion of building material; have following: can give best of reference. Box M-102, Post-Dispatch. SKRVTCIS station experienced, desires part-time work. Call after 5:30 HA 7-5560.

SHOE SALESMAN Mlridle-fifred: xperieneer! fitting corrective nhoea, would like part-time employment. Box M-389, Post -Dispatch. WATCHMAN: light stock or clean up work; references; age 58. CO 1-2668. "WELDER combination; 17-years experience; desires 4 hours evenings, 8 hours Sat.

PR 3-2899. YOUNG MAN, 4 years experience financial writing and security analysis with excellent firm; desire return to St. Loula; would be Interested In financial or public relations work in Industry, bank, broker or transportation firm; available Jan. 1 or sooner; will supply full details after Initial contact, Box M-183, Post-Dis. YOUNG MAN, 24, high school graduate: truck driver, chauffeur, wash machine, refrigerator mechanic; experienced.

CE 1-1174. YOUNG MAN; 21; needs work badly; has 3 small children; full or nart-tlme; experienced MA l-6574. YOUNG desires part-time office work or retail on Frl. nnd Sat. nights; can operate PBX.

PA 7-4969. YOUNG "man, "coloretl: huh school graduate; porter: driver; general work oi fry cook. EV 3-0953. YOUNG MAN. "coio-ed.

laborerr porter, driver reliable. EV 5-0096 YOUNG man: "colored." "237 work of any type; reliable. JS 5-8 423. siTUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS 81 lopes in my nome. ST 1-7683.

"ADDRESSING envelopes, labels," etc. 84. HA 8.1339 BABY BITTING, light housekeeping. 3 days. FO 12313.

BUNDLES don In my home; picS-up and deliver. PA 5-J742. CHECKER, experienced supei-maiket: very reliable, references: 5 cayn, no Saturdays; south. PL 2-6367. "CLEANIN3; private family or cafe work.JPR 1-1053.

C'TIT r.trniC Vrarlnnlfl find if I nullified to tench: speaks Spanish fluently, reading knowledge of French Upton 4-1614. -rai; 1: COLORED woman: "biihy sitter? ph EOEO RED HouseworkrTiTeaday Friday. JE 3-9405 after 4 p.m. nur.se: good references. Mra.

Bond, 1-8468, 8 a.m. -6 p.m. DAY work. Monday, Wednesday, Friday; references. GA DENTAL" "as.ile fa at clerR.

experienced. FR 1-5283. or" lighthouse: work. CE 1-9412. joaeoh Fuhter, ana me iaie Caldwell and James Keane, our dear sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother, aunt and cousin.

Funeral from SULLIVAN'S, Euclid and St. Louis Sept. 19. 8:30 a.m., to Notre Dame Church. Interment Calvary.

KELLER, ROIT OBKAN, No. MieMie'rt lure FrontemiC Mon Sept. I7, 1956 beloved husband of Leuta pratlsy Keller, dear hrnther of OiL'a Mctlovern. Jay. Rex Keller and Cma Colligan, dear brother-m-law and uncie.

Mr. Keller at M1TTELRERO Funcrsl Home. 23 W. Lockwood Wehiter Groves, until 12 noon Thurs. Services 2 p.m.

at Webster Groves Christian Church Berry and Lockwood avis. Ititermenl Mount Hops Cemetery. Member of Granite, CMv Lodee No. S77. A A.M..

and Ainad i A. A. O.N M.S. KI.K.MME, HP.NIIV Sin New- port Webster Groves, en 1956. bplnved huatwnd of Mildred Klemme (nee Kampschaefsr I.

dear father of Mllburn and Klemme. dear father-in-law. broth brother-lit law. grnndfatlier, on-ln-ljiw. nncls and nsnhew Funeral from the SUEDMKYKR Chapel, 3934 N.

20th. p.m. ScDt. 20. Interment Peter's Cemeterv, A member of Retired United giates Civil Service Employees Ansn.

of St. Louis and former memner ot national rraers-tinn of Post Office Clerks, Union Ical No. 8. KOHOITKK, AI.EXANDKR 4100 Schiller uepi. 1956, beloved husband of Alvlna Kohoutek, dear fattier of Alex and Allca Kohoutek, dear brother-in-law, father-in-lsw, uncle and ClFuneral Sep.

20. 9:30 a.m., from Mlssls-slpni and Allen avs. Interment New Picker Cemetery. Member of Painters' and Decorators' Union Local 46. KOR AM, ANNA (nee Simon), 3148 lngfellov, Sept.

15. 1956. dear mother of Raymond and Michael Knram. our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sunt and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 290(1 Orsvols Bept.

19, 6:30 fi.m. Requiem Mass tst. Kaymnna a v.iiun:ii. Resurrection Cemetery. Member of St.

Raymond's Chprcn jaarneo Ladles8odallty. FRANK, 4210 Marga entersd into rest Mon. Bept. 1956, dear husband of the UtS Anns JOrpl liwe ranu- ska), dear father of Sylvester Korpal. Mrs.

Itens tange and the late Helen Wlecjorek, our dear hrnther. hrother-in-law. father-In' law, grandfather, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from JOHN BTYOAR Funeral Home, 5541 Rlvervlew bl Bept. 20, at 8:15 a.m., to St.

Caslmlt's Church, 8th and Mullanphy. Interment Calvary Cemetery, KROE.VI.r.lV, ANNA (nea Hop-feld), Northwestern Hotel, bent, in, luoo. oeioveo wu vi in, late Frank Kroenleln, dear mother of Clarence R. Kroenleln. mother-in-law of Clatle Kroenleln.

grandmother of Clarence Frank and Margaret Kroenleln, alster-ln-law from CALVIN F. FEUTZ Funeral Home. 4828 Natural Bridge Sept 19, 11 a.m. Entombment Oak Grove Mausoleum. KltNT7.MAN"wiI,LIAM A.

10323 St. Josn Lane, asleep In Jesus Sent. 17, 1056, beloved son of William A. Br. and Marauerile E.

Kuntiman, dear- brother of Lelaml, Tom and Da vld, grandson, nephew and cousin, ln nl, 14th vear. Mr. Kuntsman at COLLIER'S Funeral Home. 10123 Bt. Charles until Sent.

19. 9 a.n Funeral same day 10 a.m. from Hope Kv. Luthersn Church, 3545 Wlsmer rn. Jtitermeni ijaurei fiio.

-mh nt nnv flcollt TrOOO No. 383. of Hope Church. In lieu of flowers friends msy make contributions to Hope Luthsran Church Building Fund. KYT.F,, WILLIAM ALFRED, 7614 Weaver suddenly Sept.

ioa h.ioveH hiuband of Wini fred Kyle (nee Kelly), dear on of William and LOia rvyie, near brother of George S. Kyle, our dear nnOheW and COUBln. Funeral Sent. 19. 2 p.m.

from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home, 7458 Manchester av. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Maplewood Lodge No, 566. A.F,A.M.

Masonic serv ice at time of funeral. i iMnr. Fnwann S109 Slmn on Sent. 17. 1956, beloved husband of Ettle B.

lambe (nee Harden), dear brother of Monroe, brother-in-law nd uncle. Funeral services private KRIEOBHA USER'S. 4228 8. Kings-highway, Sept. 19.

10 a.m. Interment Mt. Olive Cemetery; MrKAY, WILLIAM Sept, 17, 1956, husband of Anna McKay (nee Casey), father, brother, grandfather, father-in-law, broth-er-tn-law and uncle. Funeral from ALBERT H. HOPPR Funeral Home.

4911 Washirgton Sept. 19, 10 a.m. interment oi Gardens. MAVTI.VCH. CANIMER.

of 3811 Monroe East St. Louis. Sept. 18, dear husband of Anaslasla Mantych, dear father of Ted Mantych of St. Louis, dear brother of Mrs.

Katie Bruno of St. Lonli, Mack Mantyco ot Nashville, 111. Funerai Sept. 19. :30 a.m.

from OOONOSKI Funeral Home, 1010 Pennsylvania East Bt. LOUIS, 111., to noiy Angei Church, MARSCHNER. MARY A. ne Forst). 2100 Lmtnn, fortified wun the t(scraments n( Holy Mother Church Bept.

18, 1956, beloved wife of the late Paul Marsch-ner, dear mother of Rev, Alovs Eugene A. snd Robert J. Marsch-ner, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, siittr, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from STOCK Mortuary, Grand snd Florissant. Bent.

19, 9:30 a.m., to Perpetual Help Church. Interment Calvary. Mrs, Marschner was member of Ladles Sodality. MAXWELL, ANTOINETTE MT nce Klein), 9618 Highway 66. Sept.

16, 1956, 1:30 a.m., beloved wife of James P. Maxwell, dear mother of Patricia Ann Mc-Nnllv (nee Maxwell), dear mother- in-law and grandmother, clear daughter of Mary Klein (nee Andres), dear sister of Alice Moei-ler. sister-in-law, niece, aunt and oousln. Funeral from WACKER-HEL-DKRLE Chapel, 3(134 Gravols, Sent. 19, 10:30 a.m.

Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Algabll Chapter No. 409 O.E.H. eastern Star services Tues. 8 p.m.

MFRX, IMHEKT, St. Charles, suddenly Sent. 17. 1056. husband of the late Esther Merx (nee Meier), lather or Mrs.

now ard Weltkamn. brother of Mrs fiexlle Barley, Omar, Carl and Finn Merx. Services 2:30 p.m. at the ARTHUR C. BAUE Funeral Home, 620 Jeli'vuon st.

interment Bt. John's Oenieierv. NEVER, (nee I.nnuel, 2307 MontKOinery suddenly Sept. 17. 11156, beloved wile of Frederick Meyer, daughter of the lute Henry and Josephine Lance, sister-in-law, aunt ano cousin.

Funeral from LEIDNER Chapel, ooos st. Lnula Sept. 20 1956. 2:30 p.m. Interment Zlon Cemelerv.

In lieu n( flowers a memcnal olft to Greclev Memo rial Presbyterian Chinch, will be appreciated by the family. MOM 1 KNBERH, WII.HKI.MINA (hm 7408 Michigan. Hun Sept. 16, 1956, P.m., widow of the late John Moellenherg, dear mother of Marie Niewoehner. Marie Dial, Johanna Cur! la and the late Frank nod Henrv Moellenherg, our dear slstsr.

mother-in-law. grand mother, great-gnndmother and out Funernl from th JOS 1. FF.ND-LEK Funeral Home. 7128 Michigan st Nael. geni.

19. 8:30 a.m., to St, Brail tar church Interment SS. Peter and Paul Cemelerv, A member of Frank Mollenherr Post Auxilisrv No 302, American Lemlon. Auxiliary Memorial Team service Tuesday, 8 30 m. Ml HI'llY," TH(f AS" B.r2:17A Henton Rim Mepi.

in, ivnn, dear brother of Jim Murphy, Mrs. Hen Kraus. stilt Mrs. Torn McCue, our dear brother-in-law, uncie end consul. Funeral, services from ROBERT D.

KINEALY Mortuary 222S St. Iiuis fept. 19, 10 a.m. Interment Calvary. NE.4,I,7rTlIEI, 1, TaVior), 735 E.

Sept. 16, 1056, beloved wife of Clyde Neal, dear daughter of Ida Taylor, dear sister of Alice Greer, Glenn and Frank Taylor, Funeral Sept 19. 10 a m. from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel. Fair md W.

Fiorrlsaant nvn. Frlerlens Cemetery Mrs. Neal uas number of Women of the Moose No, 604, Moose services Tues 7pm NIXON. KIIW4RD BepT" 17, beloved husband of Ihs lute Anna Nixon (nee Humes), d(-ar fMher of Marguerite Berg, Esteila Oern, Genevieve tfchniid. Edwurd Nixcn the late Lucille Brrke.

our dear gisndfather. fsther-ln-law, brother, brother-tn-iaw and uncle. Funeral from CflOGHAff Funeral Home, 7146 Manchester, Sept. 19. 8:30 to B(.

Jsmes Church. Mass at 9 m. Interment Cslva ry. ARTIST Thl! la a position for top flight newspaper advertising artist, lha man we are seeking 1a between 30 snd 40 yean old with experience with newspaper! ln advertising agencies In all phases of advertising art, including ROP color. Top salary to the right man, also many beneilta Inducing free life, hospital and surgical Insurance, company-paid retirement plun and paid, vacations.

If you are earnestly interested in working on one of the nation'! largest newspapers, end resume of present ami ua and future objectives, together with sample! of your work, to Misi Ava Miller, Personnel Director, Des Molnea Register and Tribune Company, Dea Molnea 4, Iowa. All applications will be answered. Qualified applicant will be flown to Dca Molnea for Inter-views. arTIsTs Capable of handling black and white or color retouching for largo commercial art and photographio sludio; four weeks paid vacation, plus legal holidays, plua sick leave benefits; modern air conditioned studio. Write or phone for appointment.

Commercial 661 N. LaSalle. Chicago, III. White ns 11 MANAGER TRAINEE Better than average opening for young man with general offic work experience a trainee for assistant office manager; must he neat, dependable and Intelligent; permanent position; good future: employe LIBSON SHOPS, Inc. 1209 Washington, 4th Floor Apply Mr.

Critchfield AUTO B( B0DT- man Ami nalnteTT 'm auio ooay, 3845 Easton, JEl-9340 RAKER, i rs a or 1 gKfw or ST Box M-359, Post-Dlspatcjr BANK Has opening In Installment Loan Department for experienced personal loan man, ag 30 to 40. Good itartlng salary with attractive retirement plan and other Far Interview write giv-log resume of past experience, education and phon number, Our employees know of this ad. BOX 8-394, POST-DISPATCH BARTENDER Days, 6 days, S70 week; aouthalde restaurant; will train. Box K-3S3, Post-Dispatch, BARTENDER. Apply Tuesday 1 to 3 p.m.

Berwick Lounge, 2345 Olive BEEF BONERS Experienced; ateady work. Supreme Meat 314 8. 21at BENCH HAND In Planing rnffiT familiar with mlllwork. PR 2-977 2 BILLER-MANlFESfCLERK Trucking experience neeemaryj give complete resume In first Jet-ter. Box K-49, Poat-Dlfiuatch.

TOYS-MESSENGERS 16-18 WITH BICYCLES FULL TIME, $1 HOUR TO START DELIVER TELEGRAMS Paid vacation: bring birth cerllf-lcate or baptismal record and bi cycle license wnen applying WESTERN 19 N. 9TH STREET BOYS Full or part time dav or niehi worn; county. worn; ror employment city and APPLY IN PERSON STEAK 'N SHAKE 4298 Chippewa BOYS Wi have leveral openings for curb or fountain service; full time or part time. Apply Personnel Office, 6737 Clayton rd. THE PARKMOOR -Bo Young man to learn lurveylng.

Joyce Jhestnut; BOYS, car hops, white. Xpply Foot Long Hot Doe Drive-In, 1217 N. Klngshlghway. No phonecaljs. BOY; 18-2lTTearn iJoolTo'indfngT 2 yean high ichool required.

Ap-ply 1009 Locust. BOY, to work on delivery trucC 5580 Labadie, after 5:30 p.m. BRICKLAYER Must be experienced. Steady, vear around plant maintenance work. Day shift.

$2.37 per hour. Bene-fits include vacaton, pension, hospitalization Insurance. Apply Persennel Department. LACLEDE CHRISTY CO. 5900 Manchester BOY; over 18; to learn to will pay while learning.

407 Lucas, BUS BOY "or "girl: white. Apply-In person, Mart 12th and Spruce. "BUTCHER; call iil Newberry Market; 4755 Newberry Terrace. "B0YER1XPEDITER" Experienced construction man; sbla to take off required materia is from working plsna. Excellent salary; advancement.

Apply personnel division. 906 SIDNEY ST. Bank Bldg. Equip. Corp.

BINE MACHINE HAND Experienced only, for store fixture work; AFL union. Loughman Cabinet 3401 Rutger. CAMP MANAGER OVERSEAS PROJECT Position available in Thailand for man, age 32-45, with ability to take full charge of operating small field camp for engineering personnel. Must be familiar through recent experience with all phases of food preparation and handling, including cooking, baking, and butchering. Must pass physical and security examinations.

Interviews Saturday, or send full details of qualifications to; SVERDRUP PARCEL ENGINEERING CO. 1 134 Locust St, Louis I. Me. CANVASSERS; experienced; "salary and commission. Apply Hall Heating 3545 Llndell, at 1 only.

Casualty Underwriter Capable of managing and developing casualty tlepaxtment exclud-' Ing automobile for Midwest nuil-tlple line Insurance company. Apply giving full Greene. Western Millers Mutual Insurance Co. Centennial Bldg. Kansaa City, Mo.

PHAlFPEllRT' coforel car wash? er. reliable; $200, 1221 North) ttrinn. ''Vr A nights; $200. 1221 N. Grand.

CHEF; DINNER "COOK Yesr-'rounrl; Ozarka' finest resort hotel; must be tops. Edwin popiteas, Upton 4-iTiiO. i'cHEMIsT. chemistry: n'iom production control and develop ment, with expanding convertm plant in tne nexioie packaging neid. I'rinting costing and laminating paper film mid foil.

hot; M-408 Post-Dispel' a ten. BRAND, AMELIA (nee Schwartz), at Moselle, Bept. 17, 1956, beloved wife of the late Ja- cob Brand, dear mother of Howard, May Lampert and Raymond, dear sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and Funeral Sept, 20, a.m.. from Ebw. KOCH ft BON Chanel, 3518 N.

14th, to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Interment Calvary, Member of Perpetual Help Ladles Sodality, in chapel after 8 p.mues; llHAK, Bl'SSt lX W. 3 44Q Seventieth fortified with the Sacramente of Holy Mother Church on Sept. 1956. beloved husband of Margaret Cheak (nee Sharkey), dear son of Mrs. Agnes Clieak and the late William Cheak, our dear aon-ln-law, brother, broth-- er-ln-law, uncle, great-uncle and cousin.

Funeral from CLARK Funeral Home, 1125 Hodlamont Bept, 19. 8:30 a.m. to Bt. Cather-' I e's Church (Pagedale). Interment Calvary.

CORDEH, Ol'STAVE 4025 Lee Sept. 17, 1956, beloved husband of Sophie Cordea (nee Vornhuli), dear brother of Oscar Cordes and the lets Henry, Clara and William Cordes, dear brother--, In-law and uncle. Funeral Sept. 20, 2 p.m., from MATH HERMANN A SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment Frlerteni Cemefry.

nEMANP, K1ARTHA (ne hauer). New Athens, 111., Sept. 17. 19158, beloved wife of the late Herman DeMsnd, dear mother if Mrs. Fred Powell, Mrs.

Elmer "'Thoelke, Mrs. Elmer Edwards, L. Stanley, and C. Dana DeManfl. i Services at the HUM Funeral Home, New Athens, Sept.

19, 1956, 4 p.m. Interment Warrensburg.Jilo. 6108 WatT Inxton fortiilod wllh the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Sept. 16, 1956.

beloved husband ot Tess Callahan Francy, dear brother of Raymond An- Ihony L. and William J. Franey, brother-in-law ami uncle. 4 Funeral from ARTHUR J. DON-" NELLY Parlors.

3840 Llndell Sept. 19, 8:30 a.m. to St. Rorh's Church, Rosedale and Watermann. Interment Mount Olive Cemetery.

IRONING. MARY A. (nee I.ynoh), 74U5 Calvin, Sept. 16, 1056, 1:15 beloved wife of the late Wlenold (Bill) Fronlng. dear mother of wane M.

Mnnmger ai Melha J. Batter, our dear mother- In-law, grandmother. Ki'eat-grand- mother. aunt and cousin. from SULLIVAN'S, elld and Bt.

Louis. Sept. 10, 8:30 a.m., to Corpus Christl liurch. Interment Calvary. CKNOVA.

MVHTI.K, (10(13 Thrkla. Sept. 17. 1056. wife of Nicola Oenova.

mother of Phvllss Howell, Tlloehe Wllhanks, Polly Nolan, sister, sistir-ln-law, grandmother, aunt and niece, Funeral 10 A.m., from KARL HIT, EM AN FunerKl Home, 0709 Lackland Overland. HERDI.F.IN, HVNNAH, of T's beloved wife of the lata Henry Ilerdlein. dear sister of Mrs. Meta Luthe. and our dear aunt.

Funeral 19. from THKTRICH Funeral home, De Soto, 1:30 p.m. in.STI. Interment New SL Marcus illltTH, AGNKslnee Medraw), of Pacific, beloved wife of the lale Fred Hlrth, deer mother of Marie Murpliy, Vlriiinia Murphy, Helen Murpliy. Fred and Leiioy Hlrth.

our sister, grandmother, mother-in-law and sunt. Funeral Scot. 20, 1956, 8 p.m., from the THIKHKS Funeial Home, Pacific. Interment Pacific Cemetery. IKinMNft, JOHVTKI'HEN', n7r titled with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Sept.

16, 1956. beloved husband of the lute Adella Horning, dear father of "Bister Mary Addle of Notre "Dame Order. Mrs. Loyola Tbell- "Ing, Rayroord Los Angeles, and Bert H. Homing, our dear grandfather, great grandfather "and fatner-ln-law.

Funeral from STOCK Mtutuary, RSfi 8. Brentwood Clayton, Sept. 20. 8:30 a to Bt. Joseph's Church, Clayton.

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