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a AVERSA, Charles C. Sr. BATTERTON, Harry W. BAUER, Mary A. BLAKER.

Edna BLODGETT, Henry W. BRADER, Agnes J. BURK, Margaret G. BUSEKRUS, Adelph F. CARUSO, Leboria CRESSWELL, Joseph DIERKES.

Blanche DORN, Justine DURBIN, Robert T. EDRINGTON, Ray FELS, Letha A. FIEDELER, Clara C. FINAZZO, Mary Kuth FRANZ, Frederick F. FROELICH, William R.

GODDARD, Eliza Jane GOEWERT, Mary G. HALPIN, George H. HANSON, John Nels HARNAGEL, Phyllis HASTINGS, Andrew C. HILL, Albert W. HOELTZEL, Raymond Conrad HOFFMANN, Annie L.

(Mom) JAHRAUS, Joseph W. JOSEPH, Arthur J. JUNG, Charlotte KIRK, Susie KUTTER, Harry C. LEHMAN, John Lewis LYNN, Virginia M. MARTIN, Emma Elizabeth MELKA, Otto A.

Sr. MERGEL, Helen MEISTER, Clara MUMA, Irene Parsons MYERS. Callie PETERSON, Alice ROBINSON, Amelia ROSE, Veronica A. ROSEN, Anna SCHEMEL, Emma M. SCHNEIDER, Charles SHIPP, William E.

SMOLA, Nicholas STAUDER, Edward P. K. SUTTER, Edward J. THOMAS, Hugh 0. TITONE, Dominick TOBLER.

Arthur R. WEBSTER, Charles WELLING, Erwin WHITSON, Clarence E. WILLEBRAND, Ludnilla ZETTLER, Herman CRESSWELL, JOSEPH 5511 Oct. 22. 1959, husband of the late Anna (nee Linquest) dear father of Margaret Beisner, Carl, Lynn and Howard Cresswell, and the late Hester McBride, dear brother of Gertrude Brueschke, Samuel, Clifford, Clarence, Walter, Luther and George Cresswell, our dear grandfather, great grandfather, father in law, brother-in-law, uncle, great -uncle and cousin.

Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 S. Grand Oct. 24, 10:30 a.m. Interment Mt. Hope.

Member of Hoisting Engineers Local No. 513. In state after 6:30 p.m. Thurs. DIERKES, BLANCHE (nee Caylor), 5429 Odell Oct.

22. 1959. dear wife of the late Alfred H. Dierkes, dear mother of Blanche C. Brown and Dan Dierkes, dear daughter of Lucinda Caylor, dear sister of Martha Faenger, Christine Hoffmann, Lucille Whitmore and Pearl Jones, dear sister-in-law.

mother-in-law. grandmother, aunt and Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH. 4228 S. KingshighIn- way, Oct. 24.

10 a.m. terment New St. Marcus. DORN, JUSTINE (nee Piskulich) 4741 Alaska, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Oct. 22, 1959, beloved wife of Carl W.

Dorn, dear mother of William C. Dorn and Mary Alice Greenwald, dear sister of Agnes Frank, Mayme Smith, Annie Laske, William, John. Jake and Peter Piskulich, our dear grandmother, mother-inlaw, sister-in-law, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 S. Grand Oct.

24, 8:30 a.m. to St. Cecelia Church. Interment Resurrection. Member of Council of Catholic Women of St.

Cecelia parish, DURBIN, ROBERT No. 58 Frontenac, fortified with Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Oct. 20, 1959, beloved hus. band of Mary, Lou Durbin (nee McNamara), dear son of Sudie and the late V. S.

Durbin, dear brother of Beulah Kerber, Kathleen Schneider, V. S. and the late D. F. Durbin, our dear brotherin-law and uncle.

Funeral from STOCK Mortuary, 889 S. Brentwood Clayton, Oct. 23. 9:30 a.m.. to Our Lady of the Pillar.

Interment St. Peter's, Kirkwood. EDRINGTON. RAY, suddenly Oct. 21.

1959, husband of Adele Edrington (nee White), father of John and Allen Edrington, Mrs. Orlas Baker, Mrs. Beulah Strange. stepfather of Marvin Zumwalt and Mrs. Geanette Hoover, brother and grandfather Funeral Oct.

23, 2 p.m. from CADY Mortuary, Crystal City, Mo. Interment Danby Cemetery. FELS. LETHA A.

(nee Brown), 3720A Carter, entered into rest Oct. 21. 1959. beloved wife of Edward C. Fels dear mother of Edward Russell and Gene Fels and La Verne Daignault, sister of Harvey Brown, our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law.

grandmother and aunt. Funeral from STOCK Mortuary, Grand and Florissant, Oct. 23, 1 p.m. Interment Memorial Park. FIEDELER, CLARA of 2903 Geyer, Oct.

19, 1959. beloved daughter of Anna Fiedeler Bauman, sister of Edward Fiedeler, Myrtle Cramer, Grace Bramstedt and Mary Cissell, our dear sisterand aunt. In state at MeLAUGHLIN'S, 2301 Lafayette, until 12 noon. Fri. Funeral services from the Lafayette Park Methodist Church, Missouri and Lafayette 1:30 p.m.

Interment Friedens Cemetery. FINAZZO, MARY RUTH, 12494 Gist Oct. 20, 1959. darling daughter of Clarence and Carmella dear sister of Clarence, James and Dennis Finazzo, granddaughter and niece. Funeral Oct.

23. 8:30 a.m.. from COLLIER'S Funeral Home, 10123 St. Charles to St. Mary's Church tor Mass of the Angels.

Interment Calvary. FRANZ, FREDERICK 1420 Ogden Wed. Oct. 21, 1959, beloved husband of Olinda A. Franz (nee Schillinger), dear father of Olinda Nickels, Fred A.

and Richard M. Franz. our dear father-in-law, brother, brother-inlaw. grandfather, and cousin. Funeral from CLARK Funeral Home, 1125 Hodiamont Oct.

24, 8:30 a.m., to Notre Dame Church, Interment St. Ferdinand Cemetery. FROELICH, WILLIAM of Hillsboro, asleep in Jesus, on Oct. 20, 1959, beloved husband of Mary Froelich (nee Schraer) dear father of Mrs. Chester L.

Frazier, Mrs. Melvon W. Baker, Theodore William E. and Asa G. Froelich, dear brother of Marie Krueger, our dear father-in-law.

grandfather and great-grandfather. Mr. Froelich in state at the Heiligtag Funeral Home, Antonia, until Oct. 23. 11 a.m..

services same day 2 p. m. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Hiway at 21. Interment St.

Paul's Cemetery. FOSKETT. See Peterson. GOEWERT. MARY Breese, Oct.

22, 1959, wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. In state MOSS Funeral Home, Breese, Ill. Service 10:30 a.m., solemn Requiem Mass at St. Dominic's Church, Breese, Ill. GODDARD, ELIZA JANE (nee Ratliff), 4211 Beethoven, Oct.

20. 1959, wife of the late John W. Goddard, beloved mother of Roy G. Goddard. Pearl Estabrook and the late Earl J.

Goddard, our dear sister, grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-inlaw, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln 10 a.m. Interment New Picker Cemetery. HALPIN, GEORGE Minneapolis, Oct. 19.

1959, husband of Margret M. Halpin, brother of Mrs. Charles McNamara of St. Louis and Vincent Halpin of Mountain Home, Ark. Funeral Oct.

22, from DAVIES Lakewood Mortuary, Minneapolis, to Chapel, Lakewood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials to St. James Military School, Faribault, Minn. Always For the Things You Want, Keep an Eye on the Want Ads in the ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a.

In of of and HEALTH GROUP FOR DRIVE ON CIGARETTES ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.. Oct. 22 (AP), The American Public Health Association today called for campaigns to prevent cigarette smoking, especially by young people. It said that smoking is a major factor in 1 lung cancer, now increasing at a rapid rate. If present trends continue, lung cancer "will claim the lives of more than 1,000,000 present school children in this country before they reach the age of 70 years," the A.P.H.A.

declared in a resolution by its governing council. The association, with more than 13,500 members, is the largest United States organization of public health specialists. The resolution calls on health authorities "to undertake a broad educational effort, especially among young people, to prevent cigarette smoking" and to collaborate with voluntary health organizations and educational authorities. The Cancer Society has already begun such programs in some schools. Scientific evidence, the resolution said, "has established that excessive cigarette smoking is a major factor in the disease and public health officials of the United States and many other countries have pointed out the relationship between cigarette smoking and lung cancer." Lung cancer kills more than 25,000 Americans annually.

The Tobacco Industry Research Committee had no immediate comment on the resolution. The committee, set up by the industry to study the effects of cigarettes on health, has said repeatedly that there is no scientific proof of a link between cigarette smoking and lung cancer. EX-POLICEMAN AWAITING SENTENCE IN PAY-OFF CASE NEW YORK, Oct. 22 (AP)Former Police Sgt. Joseph Luberda was in a cell today awaiting sentence for criminal contempt for being evasive before a grand jury investigating links between police and gamblers.

The case traced back to Luberda's arrest on a drunken driving charge near Suffern, N. last March 5. Officers found $19,495 in cash on his person and in his car. He also carried a little black book with names and notations. Authorities charged that the $19,495 was connected with gambling protection pay-offs, and that the little book listed policemen and gamblers, with money notations besides the names.

Luberda said the money was entrusted to him by his 80-year-old mother, Mrs. Esther Matysiak, of Jersey City, N.J. She said she knew nothing about the cash. Luberda said the little black book contained his Christmas card list. Luberda had retired in 1955 after 28 years on the police force.

PAUL H. YOUNG JR. ELECTED SCRUGGS VICE PRESIDENT Paul H. Young Jr. has been elected vice president of Scruggs Vandervoort Barney department stores, it was announced yesterday.

He has been associated with the company since 1945, and has been treasurer and controller since 1954. Young, a graduate of Washington University, received his master's degree in business administration at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business. He is president of the Greater St. Louis Retail Controllers Group. The company's directors appointed Joseph E.

Lynch as controller. Lynch, who has been with the organization since 1936, is a graduate of the St. Louis University School of Commerce and Finance. BANK 'ROBBED' BY TELLER'S PARTNER; BOTH ARE CAUGHT PONTIAC, Oct. 22 (UPI) Teller Robert Crandall gave such 'a perfect description of the man who robbed the Community National Bank here of $2500 that the man was arrested within an hour.

Authorities said yesterday the was staged and the actually was Crandall's accomplice. Crandall, 22 years old, and Paul J. Carry, 21, were in custody of the Federal Bureau of Investigation after admitting the plot. In addition, authorities said, Crandall admitted taking about $1000 from the bank in the last four months. Authorities said the "robbery" occurred Tuesday about 5 p.m., when Crandall and a guard were the only persons in the front part of the bank.

GOOD REASON FOR ABSENCE COLUMBIA, S.C., Oct. 22 (AP) Local newspaper editors recently were invited to a dinner of the Greater Columbia United Fund. One editor regretfully declined and wryly noted in Wednesday's issue of his newspaper that he must do so because of being detained by previous commitments. He is editor of the weekly newspaper published by convicts at the state penicontiary. LOW RATES FOR WANT ADS Effective October 1, 1959 Rate per line Sun.

3-6 Times Time (consecutive) 760 7. 8, 9 or 10 Times (consecutive) ROOMS--ROOM Times. BOARD price of 6 Time 69C 3-6 Times (consecutive) 710 7, 8. 9 or 10 Times (consecutive) for the price of 6 Times. SITUATIONS WANTED 59c 3-6 (consecutive) 54c 630 7.

8, 9 or 10 Times (consecutive) for the price of 6. Times. On all 10 time orders copy changes will be permitted only to delete items on which results have been obtained. No advertisement accepted for less than the price of two lines. Local rates apply only to tisers located in the State of sour and within 150 miles of St.

Louis in the State of Illinois. Beyond these areas, rates are $1 per line daily and $1.15 per line Sunday flat. Advertisers using box numbers, please ask for "Want Ad swers' when inquiring about plies. GENERAL REGULATIONS The Post- Dispatch reserves the right to classify ads under appropriate headings. The Dispatch reserves the right to revise or reject advertisements or to retain answers to any Dox number advertisement.

It this right is exercised, the amount paid for the advertisement will be refunded to the advertiser. It 1s agreed that the liability of The Pulitzer Publishing Company in the event of failure to publish an advertisement for any reason or in the event that errors occur in the publishing of an advertisement. shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser. Claims concerning omission or incorrect insertions will not be considered unless made within 30 days from date of publication. ST.

LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Phone MAin 1-1111 CEMETERIES MAUSOLEUMS LAKEWOOD PARK CEMETERY, Affton, two 6-grave lots. over looking Ampitheater. IV 7-4455. 6-GRAVE lot: Memorial Park Cemetery; only $400. HA 7-5851.

FLORISTS NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN Funeral Arrangements 85 UP 3801 S. Grand PR 1-9600 Open 8-6 p.m. Closed Sun. FUNERAL DIRECTORS KRON FUNERAL HOME FR 1-0200 2707 N. Grand B1.

HENRY SULLIVAN associated with Micell Sons Funeral Home. FO 7-7271. Parking available. ALBERT H. HOPPE MORRELL JE 3-3950 SCHNUR FUNERAL HO HOME 3125 Lafayette PR 1-7780 Kriegshauser's FL 1-4320 LEIDNER UNDERTAKING CO.

Established 1859 2223 ST. LOUIS CH 1 1-1654 MOYDELL'S Mississippt and Allen. PR 2-0402 CLARK FUNERAL HOMES 1125 Hodiamont PA 1-3950 KUTIS FUNERAL HOME 2906 Gravols PR 2-3000 HOFFMEISTER. Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa. FI 2-1938 MONUMENTS 10 ROSEBROUGH MONUMENT CO.

5232 West Florissant. EV 5-7766. FRATERNAL NOTICES 13 MASONIC NOTICES BEACON LODGE NO. 3 A.F. A.M.

3625 N. Garrison. Special Stated Communication, Oct. 22, 6:30 WORK IN E.A. DEGREE PICTURES AND FACTS ON SHRINER'S HOSPITAL Routine business: refreshments: visiting Brethren Welcome.

WALTER P. ELLIS, W.M. GOOD HOPE LODGE No. 218. Called communication Oct.

23. 7 p.m. Funeral of BRO. CHARLES SCHNEIDER Service 8 p.m. at HOFFMEISTER, 7814 S.

Broadway. please attend. JACK T. RYAN, W.M. DEATHS 14 AVERSA, CHARLES C.

3665 Eminence, Oct. 21, 1959, dear husband of Arwilda Aversa. (nee Fox), dear father of Charles Jr. Richard Aversa and Mary Lampe, brother, brother father-in-law. grandfather and unele, Funeral 1:30 p.m.

from EARL HILLEMAN Funeral Home, 9709 Lackland, Overland. Interment Laurel Hill. In lieu of flowers make contribution to Heart Fund. BATTERTON, HARRY of 9903 Belmont, Bellflower. beloved husband of Emma, father of Wallace Batterton, Dorothy Gries and Corinne Burke also survived by grandchildren.

Funeral services 10:30 A. UTTER-McKINLEY Compton Chapel, Compton, Cal. BAUER, MARY 800 Lanvale, Oct. 21, 1959, widow of the late Philip Bauer, dear mother of Pauline Noss. Philip J.

and George F. Bauer, Clara Litsch and Martha Lea Stausebach, dear sister of Kate Wiltman, dear grandmother, great grandmother. aunt and great-aunt. Funeral from PARKER-ALDRICH Funeral Home, 15 W. Lockwood, Webster Groves, Oct.

23, 8:30 a.m.. to Annunciation Church. Glendale and Elm aV. Interment Calvary Cemetery. BLAKER.

EDNA, Oct. 21, 1959, beloved wife of Albert Blaker, dear mother of Mrs. Mildred Felstein, Mrs. Lucille Nie, dear sister of Samuel Rifkin, our dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral from BERGER morial, McPherson at Walton, 11:30 a.m.

to Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery. In state Thurs, after 7:30 p.m. BLODGETT. HENRY Oct. 20, 1959, husband of Ola H.

Blodgett. father of Henry W. Blodgett Jr. Service at LUPTON Chapel, 7233 Delmar 10 a.m. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery.

Member of Tuscan Lodge A.F. A.M. BRADER, AGNES J. (nee Urban) 4134 W. Carter, Oct.

21, 1959, beloved wife of the late Louis H. Brader. dear mother of Edna A. Marsh, Ray H. and Charles L.

Brader and the late Maybelle Griffin, dear sister of Kate Wagner, Charles, Harry, Wil11am and Arthur Urban, dear grandmother, mother-in-law. ter-in-law. aunt and cousin. Funeral Oct. 26.

10:30 A.m. from MATH HERMAN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant ave. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. In parlors after 6 p.m. Fri.

BURK, MARGARET G. (nee McNamara), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Oct. 20, 1959, beloved wife of the late Ralph D. Burk, dear mother of Sister Mary Lucy O.P..

Ralph P. Burk, Jane Ross. John C. Burk, dear sister of Blanche, John C. and Paul J.

McNamara and the late Mary T. McNamara, our dear grandmother. aunt and mother w. Funeral from COLLIER'S Funeral Home, 10123 St. Charles Oct.

24, 8:30 a.m. to St. Kevin's Church, Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member Duchesne Circle Daughters of Isabella. BUSEKRUS, ADOLPH in Daytona.

Beach, Oct. 17, 1959. dear husband of Frances Busekrus Seitrich dear father of Orville Busekrus and Dorothy Decker, dear brother, father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingshighway, Oct.

24, 2 p.m. Interment Oak Grove. CARUSO, LEBORIA (nee Pussteria), 1010 Linden. mond Heights, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Oct. 20, 1959, widow of the late Joseph Caruso, mother of Mrs.

Josephine Arcilesi and the late Nexina Minardi and the late Nicholas J. Caruso, our dear grandmother and mother-in-law. Funeral from the Great Hall of the AMBRUSTER Mortuary, Clayton rd. at Concordia lane, Oct. 23, 8:30 a.m., to Immacolata Church.

8900 Clayton rd. Mass 9 a.m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery Hannibal, Mo. It's Easy To Place A Want AdPhone Main 1-1111 -And Charge DEATHS DEATHS 14 HANSON.

JOHN NELS. 10208 Tappan Oct. 21, 1959, beloved husband of Theresa Hanson (nee Herberick), dear father of Theresa. John Stephen and Robert Hanson, dear son of Nels A. and Anna Hanson, dear brother of Donald Hanson, our dear sonfa-law.

brother in law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from a.m., Oct. 24. Mass 9 HARRAL. Chapel, 1905 Union a.m.

St, Jerome Church, 10225 Ashbrook Bissel Hills. Interment Calvary Cemetery, HARNAGEL, PHYLLIS A. (PHILLIPINE). 1616 Grape asleep in Jesus Oct. 21, 1959.

beloved wife of the late Frederick J. Harnagel, dear mother of Harold A. Harnagel, dear mother-inlaw of Edne. dear grandmother of Carolyn and Harriet, sister-in-law and aunt Funeral Oct, 24, time later from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant av. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery, HASTINGS, ANDREW at Portland, Oct.

17, 1959, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Lavern Hastings (nee LaLone), dear father of Andrew L. and Nancy M. Hastings, dear son of Catherine Hastings, dear brother, son-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingshighway, Oct.

24. 8:15 a.m. to St. Frances of Assisi Church, Oakville. Interment Resurrection.

In parlors after 10 a.m. Fri. HILL. ALBERT Oct. 16, 1959, dear father, brother and fiance of Elizabeth Ave-Lallement, Funeral from ALBERT H.

HOPPE Funeral Home, 4911 Washington Oct. 23. 2 p.m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. HOELTZEL, RAYMOND CONRAD 6035 Wanda, Oct.

20, 1959, beloved husband of Evelyn Amelia Hoeltzel (nee Meyer), dear son of the late Henry and Kate Hoeltzel, dear brother of Ralph G. and the late Harry Hoeltzel, our dear brother-In-law, uncle, cousin and nephew. Service 1:30 p.m. at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois.

Interment National. Member of Aubuchon-Dennison Post No. 186 A.L., Last Man's Club, Forty and Eight, Beer Bottiers Union No. 187 and Anheuser Busch Employes Association. Guard of Honor service 9 p.m.

ANNIE W. (Mom) Schulter), 129A Steins, Oct. 21, 1959, wife of the late Edward L. Hoffmann, dear mother of Irene Brocksmith, Earl Harry C. and Edward Hoffmann, dear sister of Mrs.

Elizabeth Van Rees, our dear grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 S. Grand Oct. 24, 1:30 p.m. Interment Park Lawn.

JAHRAUS, JOSEPH of Pacif. entered into rest Oct. 21, 1959. beloved husband of the late Laura Jahraus (nee Hardy), dear father of Joseph our dear uncle and cousin. Funeral Oct.

24, 2 p.m. (DST) from THIEBES Funeral Home, Pacific, Mo. Interment Pacific Cemetery. JOSEPH. ARTHUR Oct.

19, 1959, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7814 S. Broadway, 11 a.m. to National Cemetery, Member of Lemay Memorial Post 162 American Legion, and Guard of Honor. Guard service Thursday 8 p.m.

JUNG. CHARLOTTE (nee Reichenberger), 4510 Red Bud, Oct, 20, 1959. beloved wife of the late Frank M. Jung. dear sister of Mary Mueller and Ray Reichenberger, dear sister-in-law, aunt and cousin.

Funeral Fri. Oct. 23. 8:30 a.m, from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant av. to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Twentieth and Linton av.

Interment st. Peter and Paul Cemetery. KIRK, SUSIE, 5973. Wabada, entered into rest suddenly Oct. 20, 1959: baby of Rev.

and Mrs. Jon W. Kirk, our dear sister, granddaughter and niece. Susie will lie in state at SHEPARD Funeral Home. 1167 Hamilton until 11 a.m.

Oct. 23. Funeral same day at 2:30 p.m. from Mt. Auburn Methodist Church, Hodiamont and Wabada.

Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. Contributions to the Building will be Fund of Mt. Auburn Church appreciated. KUTTER, HARRY of New Haven, entered Into rest Oct, 21, 1959, dear husband of Helen Kutter (nee Kasperski), dear father of Gene, Harry Jr. and James Kutter, dear brother of Raymond Kutter and Viola Kern, dear brother-in-law of Joseph and John Kasperski, Mrs.

Lucille Hermeyer, uncle and cousin. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR SON Funeral Home, 5541 Riverview Oct. 24, 8:30 a.m., to St. Aloysius Church, Larimore rd. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

LEHMAN, JOHN LEWIS, 6376 Washington Oct, Nied- 20, 1959, husband of Adelaide ringhaus Becker Lehman, and brother. Private family service was held at Lupton Chapel, 7233 Delmar, Thurs. morning. Interment fontaine. LYNN.

VIRGINIA 4921 Theodore Oct. 21, 1959, beloved wife of Ernest T. Lynn dear mother of Ernest T. Jr. Dorothy Lynn and George Mrs.

J. Joseph Taylor M. and Flynn, the late Charles A. Taylor, sister of sister in law, mother in law, grandmother, aunt and ARTHUR niece. J.

Funeral from DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell Oct. 24. 8.30 a.m., to St. Philip Church, Thekla and Durant, Interment Calvary. Member of 'St.

Ann's Sodality. In parlors after 4 p.m. MARTIN, EMMA ELIZABETH, 3836 Blaine, Oct. 21, 1959, beloved mother of Paul. Earl.

Carl and Clyde Martin, Gladys Cavender and Lena Getz, our dear sister, mother-in-law, grandmother, great grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral service 8 p.m.. at McLAUGHLIN'S, 2301 fayette. Interment Fri. at Diehlstadt, Mo.

MELKA, OTTO A. 4615 Idaho, Oct. 20. 1959, 8:30 p.m., beloved husband of Melka (nee Nischwitz), dear father of Harriet and Otto A. Melka Jr.

and dear brother of BarHofbauer, dear grandfather, brother- in-law. father-in-law. uncle and great -uncle. Funeral from SCHUMACHER Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec Oct. 23.

1:30 p.m. Interment New Picker Cemetery. A member of Polar Star Lodge No. 79 A.F.&A.M. Masonic service Thurs.

8:30 p.m. MERGEL, HELEN (nee Gelser), 4333 Gertrude, Oct. 20, 1959, beloved wife of Frank Mergel. dear mother of Ronald, Patricia Ann, and Eugene Mergel, dear daughter of Anton and Anna Geiser, our dear sister, granddaugh- sister-inlaw, daughter-in-law, ter, aunt, niece and cousin, Funeral Funeral from KUTIS Home, 2906 Grave Fri. Oct.

23. 9:30 a.m. Requiem Mass St. John the Baptist Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery, Member of St.

Ann Sodality of St. John the Baptist Church. MEISTER, CLARA, 306 W. Big Bend Valley Park, Oct. 21.

1959, dear sister of Fred and Adelia Meister, dear sisterin-law. and aunt. Services at Hoffmeister Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa. 1:30 p. m.

Interment New St. Marcus. MUMA, IRENE PARSONS. Oct. 20, 1959, sister of George B.

Parsons and Keith Parsons. Private graveside services were held Wed. LUPTON'S service. MYERS, CALLIE. 1623 Semple, Oct.

21, 1959, beloved wife Edward P. Myers, dear mother of Opal Brown, Harold and Gene Myers and Dolores Foster. dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law. greatgrandmother, sister, aunt and great Funeral from DREHMANNHARRAL Chapel. 1905 Union bl.

2 p.m. Fri. Oct. Cemetery. 23.

Interment Oak Grove PETERSON. ALICE (nee Zerrer), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Oct. 20. 1959, dear mother of Melburn Peterson, dear sister of William Zerrer, Edith Foskett, and the late Joseph Zerrer, our dear mother-inlaw, grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from CALVIN F.

FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natl. Bridge, Oct. 23. 9:30 a.m. to Holy Rosary Church, Clarence and Margaretta interment Calvary, Member of Ladies Confraternity of the Holy Family and Teamsters Union local 88, ROBINSON.

AMELIA (nee Welsh), Oct. 20, 1959, beloved wife of the late Charles M. Robinson, dear mother of Hazel Almstedt, Melba Hormberg and Roy Robinson, dear mother-in-law. grandmother, great grandmother and aunt. Funeral Oct.

23, 10:30 a.m, from JAY B. SMITH FUneral Home, 7456 Manchester av. Interment St. John's Cemetery, ROSE, VERONICA 500 Bellsworth Oct. 20, 1959, dear sister of Hattie Hasen, dear aunt of Anthony Hasen of Santa Ana, Rosemary Steinmetz and Jacquelin Doermer, our dear sister-in-law.

great -aunt and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 S. Grand Oct. 23, 3. p.m.

Interment Park Lawn. Member of Pornegranate No. 397, 0.E.8. and First Divine Science Church. 0.E.8.

officers and members will assemble 8 p.m, GRACE YOUNT. W.M To Place A Want Ad Call MA 1-1111 To Place a Want Ad DEATHS ROSEN, ANNA, Oct. 22, 1959, beloved wife of Morris Rosen, dear mother of Mrs. Anita Eisen, Ronald Rosen and the late Gertrude Levinson, dear sister of Mrs. Sarah Cibull, Mrs.

Dora Katz, Mrs. Rosella Singer, Mrs. Sophie Licht, and Leib Rosen, our dear grandmother mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from BERGER Memorial, McPherson at Walton, 1 p.m., to Chesed Shel Emeth cemetery. Mrs.

Rosen in state after 7:30 p.m. Family prefer contributions to St. Louis Caneer Society. SCHEMEL. MA M.

(nee Biehle), Oct. 20, 1959, widow the late Emil Schemel, dear mother of John Schemel, Mrs. Bertha Laurentius, Mrs. Irene Wisehmeyer and Gilbert Biehle, sister Henry, Edward and Harry Biehle, Mrs. Theresa Berkbigler, Mrs.

Bertha Ward, Mrs. Isabella Zoellmer. Funeral from YOUNG SON'S Funeral Home, Perryville, Mo. Oct. 23.

8:30 a.m.. to St. Marcus Church, Biehle, Mo. SCHNEIDER, CHARLES. Wed.

Oct. 21, 1959, dear husband Elizabeth C. Schneider (nee Blank), dear father of Charles Schneider and dear dad of MIldred J. Schneider (nee, Lattner), dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7814 8.

Broadway, 10:30 a. to New St. Marcus. Member of Good Hope Lodge No. 218 A.

F. and A. M. and Low Twelve Club. Masonic services 8 p.

m. SHIPP. WILLIAM 2745 Wismer, Oct. 20. 1959.

beloved husband of Bertha Shipp (nee Roper), dear father of Marie Gallagher and James L. Regh, dear brother, grandfather, fatherin-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral Oct. 23, 10:30 a.m.. from BAUMANN BROS.

Funeral Home. 2504 Woodson Overland. Interment Mt. Lebanon. Member of Tadmore Lodge No.

794, A.F.&A.M., Karbers Ridge. Ill. Masonic services 8:30 p.m. SMOLA, 1319 Merchant entered into rest Oct. 21, 1959 at 11:30 a.m., beloved husband of the late Mary Smola, dear father of Katherine Hartman and Olga Hommert, dear grandfather of William Hartman and Betty Pteiffer, dear great-grandfather of Kathie Hartman, our dear brother.

brother-in-law, father-inlaw, uncle and cousin. Funeral Oct. 24 at 8:30 a.m. from CHULICK Funeral Home, 1722 S. Jefferson to St.

Mary's Assumption Church, Dolman and Hickory sts. Interment Resurrection Cemetery, STAUDER, ED WARD P. 3452 Gasconade, passed on Oct. 20, 1959, 10:20 a.m., dear son of the late Joseph F. and Pauline Koch Stauder, dear brother of Kathleen Stauder and our dear cousin and friend.

Funeral 1:30 p.m. from BEIDER EDEN South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa to Walnut Hill Cemetery, Belleville. Ill. Deceased was a member of Meridian Lodge No. 2 A.F.

A.M. SUTTER, EDWARD 5896 Delmar Oct. 20, 1959, beloved husband of Sarah Ann Blanchfield Sutter, dear brother of Mrs. Edward J. Cassilly and Mrs.

R. E. Nelson, our dear brotherin-law and uncle. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell Oct.

23, 1:30 p.m. Interment Calvary. THOMAS, HUGH fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Tues Oct. 20.

1959, dear husband of Pauline Thomas, dear brother of P. E. Thomas and our dear uncle. Funeral Oct. 23, 8:30 a.m..

from JOS. A. HOWARD Funeral Home, 1619 8. Grand, to Immaculate Conception Church. Interment Calvary.

Deceased was a member of B.R.T. Lodge 64. TITONE, DOMINICK, Oct. 21, 1959, dear father of Atanasia and Caterina Titone of Italy, dear uncle of Jasper Marzuco. Funeral from MICELI SONS Funeral Home, 1150 N.

Kingshighway, Oct. 24, 7:30 a. to Our Lady Help Christians Church, 8 Interment Calvary Cemetery. parlors after 6 p. m.

Thurs. TOBLER, ARTHUR 4408 Jennings Oct. 21, 1959, beloved husband the late Barbara Tobler, dear father of Arthur R. Jr. Fred and Ervin and the late Mildred Tobler, dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother uncle.

Funeral Sat. Oct. 24, 7:30 a.m., from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant aves. to Our Lady Perpetual Help Church, 20th and Linton aves. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

WEBSTER, CHARLES, Dorsett Oct. 22. 1959, beloved husband of the late Annie J. Webster Devine), dear father of Bernard, father-in-law of Vivian, brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from ORTMANN'S, 9222 Lackland, Overland, 24, 8:30 a.m.

to St. Judes Church. 'Interment Calvary. WELLING, ERWIN. of 5025 Exeter suddenly, on Oct.

20. 1959, dear husband of Violet Welling (nee O'Leary), dear father of Shirley, and Erwin dear son of Mrs. Josephine and the late William Welling, dear son-inlaw, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'E SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingshighway, on Oct.

23, at 9:30 a.m., to St. Michael's Church. Interment Resurrection. A member of St. Michael's Men's Club.

WHITSON. CLARENCE 8463 Broadway, Oct. 21, 1959, beloved husband of Catha Hennerich Whitson (nee Springer), dear father of Marvin Whitson and John L. Hennerich. dear brother of Hazel Witte and Florence Shittlett, dear uncle and cousin.

Funeral Sat, Oct. 24. p.m., from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant VS. Interment Lake Charles Cemetery, Mr. Whitson was a member of Paul Revere Lodge No.

330. A.F.&A.M.. past patron of Paul Revere Chapter No. 395 O. E.

Independent Brotherhood Congregational Church and of Railroad Trainmen No. 943. Masonic service 8 p.m. WILLERRAND, fortified LUDNILLA, with the West- Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Oct. 21, 1959, beloved wife of Charles dear mother" of Charles James A.

and Bonnie Lee, dear daughter of Mrs. Clara Hoer, dear sister of Alma Wilson, Corinne Milz and Mary Schriewer, and Anthony Hoer, dear mother -inlaw. grandmother and aunt. Funeral from DULLE Funeral Home, Westphalia, Oct. 24, 1959.

10 a.m., to St. Joseph Church, Westphalia, Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. ZERRER. See Peterson, ZETTLER, HERMAN, Robertson, Oct.

20, 1959, beloved husband of Georgia Zettler, dear father of Fred Zettler, dear brother, father-in-law. grandfather and uncle. from EDW. FANDT PR Mortuary. 5611 S.

Grand at Bates, 1:30 p.m. Interment National. CARD OF THANKS 15 WE. the family of Rev. W.

M. Hayes, wish to thank everyone for their kind expression of sympathy and floral offerings. MRS. R. L.

HAYES and FAMILY LOST 17 BEAGLES. 2 males: reward. 1319 Laciede Station ST 1-4068. BOXER, male, white, fawn markings, registered; has choke chain: vicinity Wellston reward, Days JA 4-4850. eves.

CO 1-3113. BOXER, male, vicinity 9xx. Iron; teward. PL 2-6108. BRACELET, pearl: Sat.

night, vicinity Montclair Hotel: reward. PA 6-2892. COLLIE. shepherd, male, brown; vicinity Gravois- McKenzie: children's pet: reward, FL 3-2652. COLLIE: male, sable, white: reward 8 Ballas Ct.

TR 2-3364. CUFF LINK, large gold with center stone; reward. YO 6-4213. DIAMOND RING man's. white gold: Tamm Clayton.

ST 1-8703 DOG: black. brown; vicinity EsTheater: tag; reward. MI 5-1619 or St. 1-1738. DOG, small: color police dog: black face, reward.

GE 6-3230. DOG black, white markings, male, city tag; reward. EV 3-2298. GLASSES: youth's; Public School Stadium or west to Woodson Terrace, Sat. Reward.

OL 2-1366. GLASSES, horn rim: near Dolman Oct. 17; reward. BR 1-0686 after 5. LADIES black 2-6356.

frame glasses; reMAN'S suit in plastic travel bag: Manchester reward. TA 2-0024 PARAKEET; reward. blue white: name "Lucky" TO 5-0490. PARAKEE' blue; name Chipper. Reward, CH 1-4247.

PARAKEET. green: Billy $10 reward. HU 1-4779. PEARL NECKLACE: single strand, clasp with stones; vicinity 12th-Locust; reward. GA 1-3773.

PEARLS: liberal reward. WY 3-0601. PURSE, 10th-Pine: return tents: keep money. ES 6-4174. left with dealer who name and address lost.

Please phone JE 3-6239. FOUND 18 PURSE: ladies, brown leather with currency, found about two weeks ago: owner pay for ad. Box E-108, Post- Dispatch. SHORT -HAIRED female collie: Kirkwood. TA 1-8566.

DETECTIVES 19 MARIAM shadows, traces, locates everywhere. Licensed. Bonded. 6635 Delmar. PA 1-0776.

PERSONAL 23 THANKS to Our Blessed Mother and St. Theresa for favors. A. H. SPECIAL NOTICES 26 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS SPECIAL NOTICE: I.

Lee M. Fisher, of 409 S. Monroe. City of Millatadt, State of that I Illinois. not do hereby give notice will be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself.

(Signed) LEE M. FISHER. SPECIAL NOTICE: 1, Thomas D. Smith, of 6221 Marquette City of St. Louis 9, 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) THOMAS D. SMITH. FISHING, HUNTING PICNIC ACCOMMODATIONS 27 WONDERFUL fishing, $15 down. $15 month buys 50 x150; King's Lake, Foley.

Mo. HA 7-3007 BUSINESS PERSONALS 28 DEALERS SMALL APPLIANCE TELEVISION USED CAR AUTO REPAIRS Etc. Why Worry About Collections? If you are carrying customers notes we will buy them without recourse. MISSOURI ACCEPTANCE CO. 4150 LACLEDE OL 2-3929 BLOOD DONORS WANTED DONORS PAID FOR SERVICE RH NEGATIVES NEEDED Community Blood Service 2659 WASHINGTON JE 5-8031 Daily 8-4; Sat.

8-11 a.m. PROPERTY OWNERS: rents colpaper carriers, routes collected: also any past bills, for fee or percentage. bondable, reliable. Maxill. 7312 Maple.

EV 2-8836, after 5 p.m. MI 5-2071. ARTIST DESIGNER: specializes in sculpture furniture designs, mobiles and fountains. RISH 808 Chestnut CH 1-2619 WANT tO learn to dance? Fun filled dancing and parties. Call Carol, Adult Social Club.

JE 1- 8431. BODY massage, Gould's 2806 N. Grand. JE 5-7160 or PR 6-8177. DR.

GRABER, dentist, moved to 211 N. Seventh. Holland Bldg. SWEDISH MASSAGE: Prov- azek, 1802 Allen. PR 1-8472.

TRAVEL AND TOURS 29 GOING WEST? Drive a car to California, izona and Washington. tor Sales. CH 1-4144. 1-9712. GOING WEST Drive late model car as your own; San Francisco area.

FL 3-7393. Automobile Delivery Service We can deliver your car anywhere for as little as $75. NATION-WIDE DRIVE AWAYS 3645 Chippewa MO 4-8889 Eve. 7-10 Sun. 1-5 p.m.

PA 7-7823 DRIVER for new car to California; ample time: must give good reference; help drive. Eva Hillis, PA 7-8419. DRIVE late model cars as your own: California, Florida, New York, Northwest. 'PR 2-6703. WILL drive car to New Orleans: leaving Oct.

31, EV 5-0760. SHARE A RIDE 30 FROM Page and Kingshighway to Clayton and Lindbergh; hours 7-3. FO 7-6308. RIDE wanted: to Clayton from Affton, Heege and McKenzie; desperate, pay well. PL 2-4963.

SWAPS 31 ASSUME LOAN 38 St. Rita: modern 5 rooms, basement, automatic heat, garage, beautiful shrubbery, shade, fruit trees; parochial school 2 blocks; near bus: $11,950. TIME HA 7-1485 Air-Conditioned Duplexes 3329-47 W. Milton: brand-new brick; basement, gas heat, parking slab, 2 bedrooms everything separate: $23,500, anything down. TIME HA 7-1485 40-ACRE farm, southeast Missouon Black River.

new clubhouse, acres, bottom land cultivation, sell trade for city property, prefer duplex. cinity University City. WY 1-1939 after 5. ELECTRIC drill. heavy duty, Jacobs geared chuck, chrome plated, new, with guarantee: Hamilton gas clothes dryer; also gas heater.

45.000 pilot and thermostat. Sell, wnt TV or MO 4-4336. REFRIGERATOR, 10-cu. ft. deep freeze, 8 cu.

ft. refrigerator, double door combination; cost $650. will swap for guns or what have you? PR 6-2044. SEWING MACHINE: '58 repossessed: zig-zag model: dials designs, cost $400, take over small' balance. $10 month.

Call Heyde. PR 1-5745 WINDOW FAN, 24-inch Emerson 2-speed: like new: for electric train set of equal value. TU 6-1161. AUTO TOPS AND CUSHIONS REPAIRED FOR (7) PR 2-4259 CADILLAC, '52 sedan; perfect, $650; take pick-up truck in trade. PR 1-5454, TW 2-7363.

GUNS: buy, sell, trade, Sports and Gifts Mart. 7338 8. Lindbergh at Lemay. Open til p.m. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK for or CASH.

3850 Carter. cO 1-8329. MAGNUM pistol 357. sell or swap for hunting equipment. HA 9-2610 MERCURY, convertible; want panel truck or $250.

100 Barto Calverton Park. WANT clear car. trailer? for 3 bedrooms. basement: near bus. 2353 Wengler, Payne, HA 9-6366.

CHEVROLET. '52. file cabinets. desk. Sell or trade.

6464 Page. PISTOL, .38, sell or SWAP for carpenter work. HA 9-2610. ROOFS, new, repaired: cash or ABLE. PR 1-5658, 3009 S.

18th. SHOTGUN shells, case; sell or swap for HA 9-2610. STOKER and hot water furnace, swap for WY 1-1881. SPECIAL SERVICES TRADES 38 AIR-CONDITIONERS Removed, cleaned and olled Made ready for winter storage CARONDELET TRANSFER CO. PR 1-6210 3142.

Morganford ASH HAULING 41 ASHPITS. old sheds wrecked. basements cleaned: prompt service. THOMAS, 4423 Page JE 5-0327 ASHES, rubbish; prompt. Allen, 4441 Farlin.

CO 1-8788, JE 5-8429 WRECKING, cleaning, hauling. Will. 3825 Cook, JE 3-1854. BRICKLAYING, Tuckpointing 43 BULGING WALLS Repaired; tuckpointing; insured. concrete ABASH A work; terms: 5553 Waterman.

Prompt service. PA 7-7220. Tuckpointing -Brick Work Chimney repairs; full insured. Call MOSLEY 5508 Helen EV 5-5926 chimney repairs, guniting and sand blasting: exte: rior painting. roof coating.

hot and cold. Free estimates. Midwest Chimney Waterproofing 2860 Lemp. MO 4-6221. BRICK -CONCRETE work, patios.

serpentine planters: we guarantee to please: reasonable. Superior 1130 George, PA 5-3992. COMMON and ornamental brick and concrete block work: all work guaranteed. Call Jack. 6452 Alamo.

PA 7-3784. BRICK and stone work flower boxes and walls; terms. Sethaler, 5867 A Theodosia, EV 1-0866, A1 CHIMNEY, Tuckpointing ServIce: for free estimate: call 5416 Wren, EV 5-1667, SAVE tuck roof: do own work. Waller Holland. 4121 N.

Twentieth. GE 6-2108. CONCRETE block and brick work: reasonable. Call Roy or Bill. ST 1-5155.

5423 Arsenal. TUCKPOINTING, chimney tees installed, flues cleaned. Biebel Bros. 5091 Delmar. FO 1-1421.

TUCKPOINTING. waterproofing. chimney repair. WILES. 6452A Wise.

MI 7-4507. TUCKPOINTING. chimney repairs, caulking. Call any time. Len, 2620 Avie.

EV 3-2655. TUCKPOINT. brick work 35 years, serving south side. Gamblin Son. 6633 Wise, ST 1-6290.

CARPENTERS BUILDERS 44 ROOM ADDITIONS, garages; porches: home built on your lot; Insured: bonded: union labor; no money down. FHA financing. RITE- WAY LUMBER CONSTRUCTION CO. JA 2-3608 Airport rd. PORCH REPAIR Room additions, painting, roof repair.

Call Modern Associated, 4548 Westminster. FO 7-3958. CH 1-5137. CALL GIBSON SONS For carpentry or painting: FHA. PR 1-5082 or 4-4450 3959 Shenandoah ROOM additions; garages, porches, custom-built homes: we do complete job or we frame, you finish.

FHA financing. DICKINSON 2001 OVERLAND HA 8-2650 HA 9-6714 FALL SPECIAL: all kinds home repairs: get our low prices now. E-Z. terms. Midwest Home Improvement, 6155 Washington.

PA 1-7382. WINTERIZE, your home, tuckpointing. waterproofing. painting, general repair service, prompt. reasonable.

Time Improvement 3608 N. 9th. CE 1-1978. CARPENTERS BUILDERS 44 CARPENTER, plumbing, electric down, call Mr. Ware, 3634 Flad, TO 5-1538.

MI 7-5654. CALL SANDY- -PR 1-2789 ROOM ADDITIONS: rooting: siding: precast stone; porches: furnaces. No job too small. All types home improvement. PERSONAL SERVICES.

3109 S. Grand. CARPENTRY; new or repair: all work guaranteed: estimates. JA O' Bannon 8841 Inkel G. B.

BUILDING roofing. siding, guttering, porches, brickwork. garages, painting. 6456 Myrtle, EV 1-3621. GENERAL "class contracting.

new or old: first work, reasonable. REEVES 1313 Wyoming PR 2-6173. Call after. 6 p.m. GENERAL contractor, garages, room additions.

Parr, 3181 Portis. PR 2-8887. EV 5-0123. GENERAL repairs. porches, etc.

Painting. FHA. Johnson, 3906 Shenandoah. PR 6-7793. REMODELING, room additions, porches.

rathskellers, garages. Layton and Daily, 4241 Eichelberger. PR 3-5639. PORCHES room additions, roofing. siding Roy Fletcher, 2148 Salisbury, MA 1-2796, RATHSKELLERS, garages.

ceiling tile, additions: FHA. 60 months KEN SPANBAUER FL 2-5339, 4607 S. 38th at Taft SIDING, rooting, carpentry, tuckpointing. chimney repairs. Mike.

1853 8. Spring. PR 6-1652 BUXTON: PR 3-9316: 3955 Shenandoah, carpenter, paint, repair. Carpenter: painting. gen.

repair, Gibson, 4140 Flad. PR 3-8354 CONCRETE, CEMENT WORK 46 CONCRETE work specialty; porches. steps, walls, patios; guaranteed: get our prices for sure. Superior 3610 Grand. PR 2-0716, DRIVEWAYS, porches, sidewalks.

quick basements: tuckpointing! service: terms: Insured. ABASH 5553 Waterman. Call any time. PA 7-7220. SIDEWALKS LEVELED: no job too small; all work guaranteed: free estimate.

Construetion Co. 1538 Valle. EV 5-7506, ASPHALT paving. Academy Paving Academy, FO 1-9785. VO 3-2406.

CEMENT. stone and siding, any kind: insured, 2209 Park, Mitchusson, PR 3-7768. FOUNDATIONS, concrete work. Keller, 2921 S. 13th.

MO 4-2439. CONCRETE WORK, all types. Baker, 7522 Liberty, HA 7-4954 CONCRETE work; all types. Ton- dini. 5926 Southwest.

ST 1-6644. DRESSMAKING -DRAPERIES 49 SWAGS draperies. R. 5415 Gresham, FL 3-3367. W0 2-6900.

DRESSMAKING, sewing. drapes. Bettn, 5911 A Hamilton. VO 3-1380 ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. 50 TOBIN Electric: house and commercial wir.ng installed and repaired; city and county; free estimates.

33.8 N. Oth st. CE 1-1163 100-AMP housepower. meters moved wiring all kinds. Miller.

3858 Park, PR 3-3811. WIRING, all types. D. GARDNER 5302 Sutherland, HU 1-8000. FIRE ESCAPES 51F FIRE ESCAPES and service: entrances repaired; neat work guaranted.

Reliable Welding 6631 Crest. PA 5-1681, FLOORING 53 FLOOR SPECIALISTS- -35 YEARS We refinish hardwood and pine. CALL SUIT PA 5-0105 910 Goodfellow FIRST CLASS floor refinishing, Frank, 6854 Corbitt, PA 1-5473. FLOOR refinished: special rates, 6132 Victoria, MI 7-0036. GARAGE DOORS 54G GARAGE DOORS, all sizes; garage remodeling.

Call any time, LEN, 2620 Avie, EV 3-2655. HEATING, Sheet Metal Work 55 GUTTERING All types cleaned, repaired, conted. A A Bull 'ers. PA 6-0582. 6739 Raymond.

ALL types of heating: new or repairs: reasonable. JEAN, MI 5-6468. ST 1-4005. 6229 Odell. FURNACE, boiler.

clean, repair, Stout, 3926 McDonald. PR 1-4364 GENERAL HAULING 56 BASEMENTS CLEANED: rubbish hauled reasonable; stoker deJohn- livered; below regular prices, son, 5536 Palm, EV 5-6404. FREE hauling, anything, old furniture, stoves, junk; moving. George, 3329 Klein. CE 1-1776.

LIGHT HAULING: evening, weekend. Floyd, PR 2-3591, S. 1123 Grand. LIGHT hauling. reasonable.

CO 1-5282, 1600 Helen (rent) HAULING 1862 6-3831. Fourteenth, LIGHT HAULING: furniture, etc, Art, 3901 Russell. PR 1-2322. AAA UNION EXPRESS: moving, hauling. 5817 Easton.

EV 1-0689. HAULING, any kind, 24-hour duty. Levi, 5955 Minerva. CO 1-3062. LANDSCAPING 60 LAWNS renovated; mowed; Evergreens, trees planted: sold.

Payne, 5866 Julian, EV 3-5100, TREES trimmed. removed: insured. Edwards. Fenton. Academy 5-5136 TREE work of all kinds.

Karcher. 2124 Marconi, MO 4-7458. EDWARDS TREE LAWN 7-4274. SERV. Bristow.

HA PAINTING 63 INTERIOR- EXTERIOR Painting: insured: union; free estimates. Bob Streicher, 3515 Louisiana. PR 1-0168, PR 1-9369. SAVE MONEY Free estimates Don't. paint without my bid Expert painting.

any kind Guarantee Insured, terms, prompt. SCHENK, 6633 Wise. MI 7-1111 SAVE MONEY; let us risk our neck by doing the high work, you do the low. E. Wyman, 4100 Schiller.

FL 1-1025. CABINETS, refrigerators spraved In home: no mess, Bob. 4958 Quincy, FL 1-8473. INTERIOR, exterior, residential, commercial and sand finish. FIFE.

CO 1-1659, 5943 Summit. PAINTING: interior. exterior: do own work: reasonable. Goodwin. 4324 Ellenwood.

FL 3-7785. PAINTING- Papering. interior, exterior; complete service. Hansen, 2 Handom, HA 9-6447. DISCOUNT on exterior, interior painting: guaranteed.

Joe. 3118 N. Grand. JE 1-0907 YOUNG man. interior and exterior decorating.

John Paden. 4668 Farlin, EV 3-5842. PAINTING Call Bob. WO 2-8712 evenings 7623 Big Bend. PAPER HANGING, CLEANING 64 DINKS WALLPAPER REMOVING Fast, clea service by steam method.

FREE ESTIMATES. 1237 DAMMERT TW 2-1736 A1 papering, painting. plastering, 26 years experience: guaranteed; estimates reasonable. Turner, 6554 Waterman. PA 5-7317.

INTERIOR papering, painting, patch plaster, paper removed: prompt, reasonable. EV 3-3830. Bogan, 5705 Enright. woodwork washing, painting. reliable.

Harris, 4216 JE 3-4830. PAPERHANGING. painting. sperates to real estate company. CALL JOHNSON VO 3-6750 1054 Hamilton PAPER.

Need work, RENNEKE. 3332 S. Broadway, PR 2-9728. PAPER hanging and painting. Clay 4626 St.

Louis, JE 1-4379. PAPERING, painting. E. Reese, 1216A Hodiamont, PA 1-1885. WALLPAPER REMOVED.

Groce, 3672 PR 1-1106. PLASTERING 66 WE DO anything in plastering. Call Builders Plastering Co. PR 3-4280 after 5:30, 2251 Jules. PATCH plastering: no Job too small: prompt service.

Huston. 6659 Easton. EV 3-9424. PLASTER REPAIRING. Fully Insured.

Finnegan, 1611 Louisiana. PR 1-1160 days. PR 3-4084 eves. PLASTERING neatly done. Benton Repair, 6847 Bleeck.

ST 1-8722 PLASTER, tuckpoint. concrete. Les. 4204 Martin MA 9-1827. PLUMBERS (Licensed) 67 BATHROOM.

water heater: anything in plumbing: easy terms. BEWEN, 3129 Lemp, PR 1-2980. JIM HURLEY, plumbing, heating. repairs, remodeling. emergency service: reasonable rates: FHA terms.

9324 Harold dr. HA 7-4902 MANCHESTER Plumbing Heating: repairs, remodeling: guaranteed. 4338 Manchester. JE 3-6432. ROOFING, SIDING, GUTTERING 68 FREE INSPECTION All types roofs; 3 years to pay Central Roof Siding Co.

Established 25 years 3665 Market Ji0 3 0751 EV 5-8990 ROOFING GUTTERING: ne and repairs: tuck pointing: all work guaranteed. Shaw Roofing Co. 6423 Myrtle, EV 3-4704. A HOLE in your roof or a whole new roof. FHA terms.

Frederic, 4208 Natural Bridge, OL 2-101-0. ROOFING. guttering: new, repairs. Wm. George, 7107 Page PA 5-0157 ROOFING, SIDING, GUTTERING 68 ROOFS.

gutters, chimneys, brick work, tuckpointing, carpentry. McCain, 5105 Ashland EV 1-6071 ROOFS repaired or new. Admiral. 5097 Washington, 7-5156. STORAGE, MOVING.

EXPRESS 69 MOVE FOR 1 THE COST OF SHIPPING: rent and drive new U-Haul trucks with 16 van body; one way service to major cities in 48 states. Phone ST 1-4554 for reservations. St. Louis Hills Service Station, 6901 Chippewa. UPHOLSTERING, FURNITURE REPAIRING 71 LIVING ROOM FURNITURE repaired; reupholstered, cushions refilled.

J. C. Lammert Upholstering. 5349 Magnolia, PR 6-6610. WATERPROOFING 73 BASEMENT LEAKS Stopped, waterproofing: foundation repairs, Geo.

Schadek. FO 1-8173 after 6. 4558 Laclede OCTOBER 22, 1959. THURSDAY. 3 ST.

LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Phone Your WANT AD Now! CALL DISPATCH SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 75 BIG PAY by a 70 a TOP PRESTIGE CAREER Opportunities Await Our Graduates DAY EVENING TRAINING 1. Electronic Technician 2. F.C.C. License 3. Television-Radio 4.

Diesel Mechanics 5. Auto Mechanics BAILEY TECH. SCHOOL Register Now for Oct. Classes Approved for Veterans 1626 S. GRAND PR 6-7860 Write, Phone or Visit MORRIS TELEVISION SCHOOL RADIO TELEVISION LOW A MONTHLY PAYMENTS Classes Now Forming Veterans Approved GRAND (at Olive) Open Evenings JE 5-2137 Comptometer School IBM Key punch and comptometer instruction, Register no w.

Courses starting immediately. Either da or ght. The Comptometer School 1221 LOCUST RM. 300 MA 1-5180 RANKEN nine instruction: REGISTER NOW. 15 MECHANICAL COURSES For full information call FR 1-0233 or write DAVID RANKEN SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL TRADES.

St. Louts 13. Mo. Approved for Veteran Training JACKSON WELDING SCHOOL Veterans Approved High Pressure Pipe Welding Day and Night Classes 4149 GRAVOIS MO 4-9997 TRADE SCHOOL Day day part-time: ArProc- MA TOOL DIE DESIGNING Drafting, Mathematics Prepare for big paying career. ACME SCHOOL EVE CLASSES 908 N.

Grand OL 2-2814 LEARN welding, enroll now. Atlas Welling School, 2913 N. Broadway. C1 1-1114. PBX RECEPTIONIST FLORENCE UTT 1832 Arcade Bldg.

CH 1-6255 of today, Call or write City College of Beauty Culture, 203 N. 7th st. MA 1-3493. LEARN beauty culture, opportunities everywhere for Molet graduates; attend day or evening classes. Call or write for free booklet.

MOLER SYSTEM OF COLLEGES 808 Washington CE 1-3581 BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS 76 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Marinello system; proven school Situations Wanted SITUATIONS- MEN, BOYS 80 DO YOU NEED PART TIME HELP? Mornings- -Nights Saturdays and Sundays Young men attending local trade need part-time reliable and willing to work Call PR 6-7861 Kracht THE WORLD FAMOUS BAILEY TECHNICAL SCHOOL 1626 S. GRAND ACCOUNTANT-auditor: 3 years manufacturing experience, com plete control all books, preparation financial statements, consolidations. Experience all states franchise, income, employment, sales, use taxes. 6 years internal revenue agent. U.S.

Treasury experience in auditing systems and all federal taxes. PR 2-2521. ACTIVE ex-salesman needs work; supplement social security. TA 2-0276 evenings. ADVERTISING graduate: quailfied commercial pilot, rapher.

Anything considered. TH 5-2551. ALL JOBS? Wood, cement, plaster, roof paint, wreck. CE 1-6152. APARTMENT manager and tenane man.

VI 3-2737. ARMY colonel: tired of being tired: age 49, married, health cellent; major experience in administration. logistical planning and as executive. Box M-80, ARTIST: commercial: 11 years experience. UN 8-6781.

BOOKKEEPING: part time; 37; degree; experienced, taxes, statements, cost, weekdays. PR 1-3949, PA 5-4056, p.m. ROOKKEEPER, part time: taxes: years experience. FL 1-3266. BOY, 16; wants employment.

Call between 5 and 6 p.m. PR 3-8444, BOY: 18; portor, dishwasher, any kind work. CE 1-4381. BOY. 18: responsible; 4 years high; needs work.

JA 4-4423. CIVIL ENGINEER: desires job with general contractor, office or field: young. experienced. PA 1-5885. CLAIMS MANAGER, tire and casualty; 25 years local experience; available in 2 weeks.

Box E-164, Post- Dispatch. COLLEGE; 3 years; colored: evening or night work. FO 1-0178. COLORED: dishwasher, driver, any kind of work. OL 2-1920.

COLORED: part time work: 6 p.m. -12; reference. FO 1-7861. COOK. 25 years' experience; owned and operated restaurant six years.

PR 1-5778. COOK: hotel, restaurant expertence; nights. EV 5-3236 after 5. COOK. colored: wants night.

full part time. JE 1-2367. COOK, all-around: 20 years' experience, EV 1-8663. COUPLE: maintenance or motel work, references; EV 2-4092. DISHWASHER, porter, labor, houseman; reliable.

FR 1-2028. DRIVER: white, with good panel truck; know city. PR 6-3813. FAMILY man. 56, clerical, light typing and filing.

PA 1-7724. FOREMAN: 20 years experience, familiar warehouse work. PL 2-1601. HIGH SCHOOL graduate, colored, 19, needs work, OL 2-3091. JANITOR.

white. 25 years ence, wall washing, FO 7-4169. JANITOR, yard man or house man. FO 7-6939. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC: building: 8 years' experience; 30 years old; married: veteran.

Box E-183, Post -Dispatch. MAINTENANCE man; experienced single, stay, salary, PR 2-8161. MAN. colored: porter or maintenance work, from 5 until 11, EV 2-9472. white; age.

41, Industrious, part-time work; available after 5 p.m. MI 7-3071. MAN, age 49. white: desires steady work. MO 4-9593, MAN wants steady work; Any kind.

CH 1-0986. MAN; colored: part -time porter or day work. EV 3-6002. MAN, colored, age 24, work of any kind. FO 1-7742.

MAN with panel truck, wants light hauling. JE 5-0248. MAN; 30: colored: part time work mornings, EV 1-6917. MECHANIC: tune up, brake work. PR 2-3718.

MESSENGER BOY. file clerk? high school graduate. OL 2-7239. NIGHT CLERK: hotel; short hours; no experience; stay. 1720 Olive.

OFFICE MANAGER 20 year's experience, all types office work; now employed. Box K-175. Post-Dispatch. PENSIONER wants steady work, preferred. FL 2-5399.

PORTER, waiter, bus boy, hospital, factory work; experienced. EV 3-0981. PORTER: part time after 4 or any kind of work. JE 5-2605. RETIRED BANK EMPOYEE 40 yrs.

experience: 1-2 days, or part time work. UN 7-1254. SERVICE station attendant or laborer, age 25, colored. CO 1-8113. TRUCK Driver.

any kind of work; dependable. MA 1-2397. WORK of any kind; reference. CO 1-8113. YOUNG MAN, general office and banking experlence; desires posttion offering good future: presently employed.

JE 5-4713. YOUNG MAN. 18; light work in' shop or office: good appearance and character: $1 per hour, John Phillip, 415 Lucas ave. YOUNG man. 22, Wants part time work between 7 and 2, steady.

HU 1-6603. YOUNG, colored: experienced driver-kitchen help. JE 5-8423. YOUNG man, well experienced porter, dishwasher. JE 5-2462.

YOUNG MAN; full or part time: janitor or porter. OL 2-2872. YOUNG man, steady employment, any kind work. FO 7-9750. of St.

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