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14 DEATHS 14 DEATHS DEATHS 14 THLHSDAT. i MEIER. I.VMA M. (nee '-LT fnmrtnnnT iMwVJ ST.LQUIS POST-DISPATCH DANCERS REPORT LOW RATES FOR WANT ADS GKBHAKDT. FRANK 40 Old Ballwin Ballwln.

June 13. 1962, beloved hm-band o( Grace Gebhardt (nee Krau.i), dear father of Frank and Harrv Gebhardt. arandfather and brother-in-law. Mr. Gebhardt at SCHKAPKR Meyer, dear sister uf Oliver and the late William, Clarence and Roger dear foster mother of Daniel Sick man and Mane L.

Saur. dear sister in law, aunt, great-aunt and cousin In her 62nd EFFORT TO FORGE Funeral Home, Ballwln. until DEATHS 14 VOl" NO, FNtSl A (nr Kinder-mann) Good Samaritan Home. June 12. 1962.

beloved wife of the lata William YounR. dear mother of Suphie Sm Turner, and the late Vella Bentley. rier grandmother of Harold. Russell and Alfred Bent ley. dear great-grandmother and aunt.

June IB, 11:30 a.m. Services year. Funeral Fri June 15. 1 an.e rixv. 'I p.m..

ai ine ram way United Church, Clayton and Rallas rda. Interment Elm lawn from MATH HERMANN St SON'S Chapel. Fair and West KloriaaHnt avs. interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. Mrs.

Meyer was a member of PROSTITUTION Cemetery. I GOODMAN, MENACHEM June iunerai From ukchmai1" 'HAKKAL rhapel. 1905 Un.on en'a Guild and Tabea Sewing Cir Rate pr tin Daily. Sun. TRANSIENT iTirna 74c 83e ft Times I (conMrutlva) 67c 7ft 7.

8, 9 or 10 Ttmaa fconstcutlvt) lor tha prioa of 6 Times. ROOMS ROOM AND BOARD 1 Time 69c 78e! 3-6 Times I tconseutlv) 62c 7lel 7, 8. 9 or 10 Times (consecutive) for the price of 6 Times I SITUATIONS WANTED 1 Time 59c 68c 3-6 Times cle. 10 am, June 15. Interment St.

Peter's Cemetery. Those desiring Memorial Gtlta to Good Samar-itanHunie will be appreciated. Z1MMKRMANN. CARL CamhridBe Court Olendale, aaleep in Jesus Wednesday. June 13.

13. lybx. oarnng on or. wiiuum and Ruth Goodman, beloved brother of Rocnelle. Tamara.

A viva and Yoel Goodman, beloved grandson of Mrs. Ida Goodman, our dear ne-phew. Funeral from BKRGER Memorial. McPherson at Walton, Thuri. p.m.

to Cnevra Kadisha Cemetery. In lieu of flower contribution may he made lo Kpsiein Hebrew Academy. 1962. beloved husband of Cath erine C. z.immermann nee rwen- iconseeuwvet oe wc 7, S.

9 or 10 Times (consecutive) for tha price of 6 Times. On all 7 to 10 time orders copy eWWSaJpwssv-. ir tummmf''lWtmmaammmmmm 4 is, i A lty VN HAKM'HKN. MMFR. NATHAN, June 14, l'J62.

beloved husb.md if Bonnie Meyer, dear father of Stuart and Mae Verne Mt-yer, dear brother Mrs. Frieda Connor. Fannye. Bertha, Marvin, lo and the late Sol Meyer, our dear son-in-law. brother-in-law and uiule.

Funeral from RINPSKOPF Chaiei. 5212 Prlmar 12 noon, to Chescd Bhelemeth Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to the Heart Fund. Mr. Meyer in atate 11 a.m.

NOLAN, LKO of Paulina Hllli and Hiway 21. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, June 13. 1962. in his 71st year, dear husband of Helen Nolan (nee Becker 1. dear son of the chn pe will ba permitted only to delete items on which results have feee buiauer.

i HANSKN, AM-RFO 1059 N. Rock Hill June 12, been obtained. No advertisement accepted for less than the price of two line. 11 rt annlv nnlv to adver I9rii dear brother of Gladys M. Hanaen.

Mildred A. Smith and the pert, dear fmher of Roser and Carl H. iCharles) Zimmermann, dear son-in-law of H. C. Kepper.

rfpar father-in-law of Eunice and Dorothy Zimmermann. dear brother, grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle. Mr. Zimmermann at FAU-MANN Feunreal Home. 2ot)4 WcKvlson until Sat.

Juna IB, at 8:30 a m. Services sam day at 1j a.m. at Glendala Lutheran Church. 435 N. Sapptnfr-ton rd.

Interment Memorial Park, contributions to Glendale Lutheran Church Building fund will be Antkowskl, Bronlslawa Binelli, Sylvia Bowen, William F. Boyer, Mary Adele Burroughs, Grace Byers, Shirley A. Dachroeden, Frieda May Dalton, Harry V. Dattoli, Rocco Davis, Nelson W. DeBourge, Anna Mae Degel, Carl N.

Doering, Joseph A. Donze, Frank J. Doslak, Daniel DuBois, Dorthy E. Eccher, Charltu Elrod, Sallie Engel, Edward Engelhardt, Lillian Faulkner, Ruth Gebhardt, Frank W. Goodman, Menachem D.

Hansen, Alfred F. Harris, Cecilia Barbara llartman, Pearl Henderson, Mary Jane Hoeller, Al J. Holland, Mary E. James, Emma Rachel Johnson, Susan E. Kammerer, Alfred L.

Karl, Clara Kauffmann, John Kinney, John F. Kuk, Conrad J. (Coney) late Krneat R. and Herbert W. Hansen.

Funeral June 13, 1:30 p.m. from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home. 7456 Manchester av. In terment Oak Hill Cemetery.

De- late Andrew and Kathertne Nolan, ceased was member of Brentwood I brother of William Nolan. Nora Lodge No. 616, A. F. ft A.M.

and Walig. Hadi Dale and Pauline Frumson. and the late Walter and Louis Nolan, our dear brother-in-law uncle and great-uncle. Union Electric Veterans Assn. Masonic servica p.m.

HARRIS, CKCD.IA BARBARA 17 LOST Parlor. 401 07 Gravois Fen ton. June 16. 9 a m. Inter tisers located In the Slate of Missouri and within 1M miles of St.

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to 9 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT SUN DA? CHARGE IT (nea I.upirkD, Larson lane. June 13, 1902, dear mother of Mra. Sarah Wilker and Mrs. Kmaline Rauth, dear mother-in-law, stepmother, grandmother and great-ftrHndmother.

Service from HOFFMEIRTKR Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson. 1:30 p.m. inttr-ment Lakewood ParkCemetery. ARTM PF.AKL nee Ilelk-erl), entered into rest June 11. 1962.

at Houston. beloved wife of George Hartman, dear mother of Jean Sllmnln. dear 'hniRhter of William and Emma Heikert fnee RemmerO, sister of Virgil and Beatrice Heikert, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, i niece and cousin. I Funeral June 15. 1 p.m..

BOSTON hull, black male, Hills dale; reward. KV 2-7820, lV 2-5 127. ment Resurrection. In parlors Thurs. after 6 n.m.

OCRS, ALBERT K. (ARRIeTT Berwick, June 1 2, 1962, dear husband of Margaret Ochs (nee Bauniann), dear father of Don M. Gary, Barbara and Albert E. Ochs, our dear brother, uncle and son-in-law. Funeral June Ifi, 10:20 a.m., from the DALLMKYER Funeral Home, 800 N.

Second St. Charles. to St. Peter's Church for Requiem Mass at 10:30 a.m. Interment church cem-i rvJ a 1 a ft 3 p.m.

OLKiSCIILAKCKR, PKARL, fortilied wuh the Sacraments of Holy Mother Churrh, June 13. 19o2. beloved wife of William Oligschlaeger. dear mother of Stanley. Raymond.

Alois and Joseph Oligschlaeger, Mra. Eleanor Wulf, Mrs. Clara Rummel, Mrs. Larry Torlina. Mis.

Chailmar Tesa and Mrs. Pauline Clark, grandmother. great -grand mother, mother-m -law, sister, sister-in chaRM br acT. LET. cold th Associated Press Wtrephoto.

hearts: visitor from Jefferson City; rewarn. Please write Rov P-ia, Post-iMspatch. Lichtenberg, Beulah. CHIHUAHUA, fawn male; LarT- Entetainers Testify in Senate Inquiry Lippelmann, Dr. Walter J.1 T-i0rt7 W.

Florissant av. Interment more and Tramps reward. SH. 1-2942. Lively, James J.

male, fage Aca- HKMIEHSON, MAKV JANK. 1 UK'S Timherlane Wnrnon WiHHla. June 14. 19h2 I 1 1 MA 1-6666 for on taker For all othar Post-Dispatch business dial MA Mill ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wile of OenrKe C.

Henderson, our WASHINGTON, June 14 (AP) Two entertainers told Senators today that efforts were made to force them into prostitution when they worked in Calumet City (111.) night clubs. One said the same thing happened at a Miami (Fla.) club. Corinne Suzette Stein, a showgirl from Pittsburgh, said she got nowhere when she complained to her union, the AF'L-CIO American Guild of Variety Artists against what she termed lurid and obscene working conditions in night clubs. "For eight or nine years I argued for union protection," Mrs. Stein said.

"But they always sloughed me off as a fanatical strip-teaser." Mrs. Stein said she had never succumbed to night club coercion to mix with or prostitute herself for male customers. Walked Off Job. "I escaped," she said, "because I'm not to be pushed around. I walked out of the job in Miami." The testimony was before a Senate investigations subcommittee exploring A.G.V.A.'s rnle as a union supposed to protect its entertainer members.

In that connection, the hearing is pursuing the question whether girl entertainers have been placed in fear for their lives and made victims of practices in honky-tonk clubs run by a crime syndicate based in the Chicago area. Preceding Mrs. Stein to the witness chair was Joan Gains-ley, who said she worked as a dancer and B-girl at the 21 Club in Calumet City. She said attempts were made to force her into prostitution. Expected to Mix.

Mrs. Stein told the Senators that in Miami's Clover Club employers expected the girls to mix with the male customers and offer themselves for prostitution. In Calumet City's Folies Ber-gere, she said, "girls were forced to mix, to use sex to get customers to buy drinks." Some girls were manhandled and beaten by customers at the Calumet City club, she said. uemy, reward, 7-9MB alter ht COLLlK; sable, male Olive St. rd.

vicinity. Howard Bend pump-in; station; reward. Ht 2-2690, JA COLLlK, mixed, black and 'white, tan eyebrows DeBallvlere aea; reward. PA 5-80i2 after 5. CO sisier.

sister-in-law and aunt. Services June IB, 2 p.m., from the Grnoe Episcopal murch M4 K. Arnonne Kirkwood No flowers. I'ont rihut Ions Slirinera Hospital will be law, auui ann cousin. Funeral from CUI.I.Kv "DIAMOND square with red stones, EUROPE UNITY VITAL, STRAUSSSAYSINU.S.

ft KELLY Funeral Home. 7267 Natural Bridge. June 15. 9:30 1MM.1 Kit. AL Tun.

11 1QA? 1.. to Our Laiiv of r.iiHfia Hn () ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 dear husband of Bonn. Hoeller Church. Interment Calvary. PFLANZ.

GMHOiK Keynolds). dewr father of BpHtrlce TrammHI. fTeneva Lind-KrHm. our dear brother, brother. June 13, 1962.

beloved husband or the late Clara Pflnnz nee in-law. father-in-law. Erjinr)lailir. and uncle. WANTED; winner or entrant of Shirley Temple contest circa ltnv Call MI 7-3600 alter 9 a.m., ask Malerf dear father of Ueorfte C.

Pflan, brother of Lula Ilassfur-ther and Mrs. Georiie Yaeuer. (AP) K-Jt -iHi West Mft KI CLEVELAND, Franz-Josef June 14 Strauss, family keepsake, vicinity city hall; reward. MA 1-1111, Sta. 240.

FNGAGF.MENT rinn; resemhlea dinner ring; vicinity Dell wood. Reward. UN 7-39b7. IvNoLlSH setter." female whTteT light brown Reward: PA 6-259. FOX Terrier, male i tali, 'Spot- tie', reward FL 1-7530 after 6.

GKKm" a Shephe rd. black a n3 blond St. Ann; reward. PE 9-0597 HATS; Tadies, "new area, 5.ixi Pershing rea.r. Reward.

WO 2-79. KKYS. viclnttv of 2700 Cherokeaf reward. IV 7-4 259. FL 3-5795.

IADY'fl purse, downtown; mone" valuahles: reward. EV 8-1975. lor JacK. taiher-ln-law. grandfather, bruth- Air.

itneuer will Me In tate at ALHKRT H. HOPPK Funeral Home. 4911 Washington until June 14. JO Funeral and Interment Cipe Girar-deH u. er-in-law and uncle.

S.1 i.vW-W Funeral from EDW. F1JN PLPR Loser, William E. Lucido, Peter Masse, Pete Maxwell, Lisa M. Meyer, Lydia M. Meyer, Nathan.

Nolan, Leo C. Ochs, Albert E. (Abbie) Oligschlaeger, Pearl Pt'lanz, George M. Quirk, George Edward Rakel, Lulu Ryan, Lawrence (Pal) Schaller, William Seller, Roman Z. Swantner, Katie Tigges, Herman August Tinslar, Ida May Vanden, Pvt.

Patrick U.S.M.C. Webb, Richard Wayne Weber, Andrew Sr. Weinig, Elizabeth C. Williams, John R. Young, Emma Zimmermann, Carl H.

Mortuary, bi s. Grand a Batea a.m. interment New St. Marcus. UI'IRK.

GEOKGi: E1HVAHI), June 13, 1962. lortilied CEMETERIES 1 MAUSOLEUMS 4 CEMETERY" LOTS, 6: Laurel Hills Memorial Garden. Vl 3-74114. NEW lit. Lebanon Garden of the Savior, 4 lots on top of hill, next to road, cell at loss.

MO 4-9521. HTTWiT'E; 4 grave lot. Mr. and" Mra. Cannes Brill, 319 Sailor Palatka.

Fla. MT. HOPEf 8-israve lotf also 6-grave; reasonahle.UN 4-7917. OaK GROVE; 12 lot S.yi3-1634 FLORISTS 7 Hol.l.AMl, MAIM' K. (nee laher, Juna ia, 19(i'J, rler wife of the late Charles K.

Holland, dear lister of Marparet AuNbury, gmter-ln-law and aunt. Funeral from 8CHNUR Funeral Home. 31 25 Lafayette June IS. a.m. to Immaculate Conception Church, interment Memorial Park.

with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear son of Victoria Quirk and the late Leo Quirk, dear brother of Jim and Patrick gulrk and Mrs. Shirley Grady, our dear brother-in-law, mancjikktkk Terrier, female, brown and black, greyinK a round mouth, 15 years old, near BL Louis and Hadley. NECKLACE: torms and sold. Mon day nlpht. vicinity Municipal Op era, newarn.

box r-Jj, PARAKEET: blue: name Charlesf 6s- MMKS. IK MM A THF.I,, 5321 Delmar, June 13. 1982. wite of the late Chirlea W. Jamea.

Service at LUPTON CHAPEL, 7233 Delmai Fri. 1 p.m. Interment Valhalla cemetery vicinity Warson Woods. YO 5-7409. uncie and cousin.

Funeral from ALHKRT H. HOPPE Funeral Home. 4911 Washington June 16, at 8:30 a.m.. to St. Patrick Church.

8H65 Olive Street rd. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member of Missouri University Letter IM) Club. VP! Telpnhnto. CORRINE SUZETTE STEIN German defense minister, said today that a united Europe would strengthen the Atlantic community and is "necessary for the security of Europe and for the security of North America." Outlining his views on the future shape of the Atlantic community, Strauss said European unity "is becoming a fact, but it will probably take a long time before this political unity will actually become a reality in the form of the United States of Europe.

"The creation or a European union must not be considered to be contradictory to the creation of an Atlantic community. The objective cannot possibly be to set up Europe as a third, inde- JOHNSON. SISAN of Mont-clair June 11. 1962, wite of the late Albert 8. Johnson, former general manager of Terminal Railroad Association.

NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN Funeral Arrangements 16 up. OPiiN FRI. a m. to 8 p.m. Closed Bun.

380 Grand PR 1-9600 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 8 KRIEGSHAUSER Private service was held at c. hoskins estate at $651 .540 PERSON who found blue Wallet please take liberal reward froia money, mail wallet and contents. I will pay postage. 2H58 "rTNG; lady gold, 10ruFiei anT sapphires vicinity Jefferson Hotel; reward.FO 7-5374. RING with aquamarine settingT keepsake; reward.

PA 5-1914. SIAMESE male; 'Caroline'" Grand Hrea; reward. PR .258 5 pm on Saturday; downtown- reward.VO 3-8694. "TO-Y" FOX "terrier, black; whlteT female. Jennings area, EV 8-1259.

UN 7-09X4. WRISTWATCH. lady'g. keepsake" LAJfTUN Chapel, Wed. Entombment Oka Grove Mausoleum.

hAMMhlll It. ALUll I) RAKKL, 7629 General Sherman lane, June 13, 1962. widow of the lata John H. Kakel mother of Mrs. Pearl Kolhe and Joseph A.

Rakel, our dear Krandmother, great-Krandmothei, mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral from KRIEGHHATTSKR'g SOUTH. 4228 S. KlnRShlghwav, June 1 3, 2:45 p.m. Inter ment Park Lawn emetery.

HINDKRKR. See Belter. June 13. 19b2, husband of Iaura Kamea Kammerer, lather of Rich lA IS. 101 Delord av Maryland Heights, suddenly June 1U.

191)2, beloved husband uf Alpha M. Iavia 4 nee ViertO, dear lather of Virginia Null, dear grnndtHlher, father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. ard II. and the late David Kammerer. Service at St.

Michael and St, George Prutestant I i a I rewaru. rt i-io. Mineral June 16, RYAN, LAM KFM (PAT), Sat June 9. 1962, dear son of the late Thomas L. ami Margaret C.

Ryan nee Cronin dear brother of Richard Thomas L. Rvan of Chicago, and Margaret Ann Employers had "various means nuicn. ynown a no p.iienwooii, ri. 10 a m. Interment private.

r. Kamt-ierer at LI' PTON Cnapel. Delmar hl.f 12 nori until 9:30 p.m. KARL, I.Alt June 13. MORTUARIES Listen to Krieqshauser'i "Niqht Mutic" KSD (sdio, 7 to 9 P.M.

Mon. through Fri. WEST 9450 Oliv. St. Rd.

WY 4 3322 SOUTH 4228 S. Kingshighway FL 1-4320 JAY B. SMITH of torturing the girls-mrntally Pe1nden between, or be side the United States and the and phvsicallv," she said a.m. from HAUMANN BKOS. l-uneral Hume, Woodson (Keriaiid.

Interment Fee free Cemetery. Member ol Brickhiyers' Union Local No. Kirkwood Uxlpe Nn. 44 A K. A.M..

Boatd of Trustees Maryland Heights Fire Department, Masonic services at chapel 8 p.m. lK KOI ANNA A me harh-ville), Ked Bud. June Hudson, nrotner-in-law, nephew, Coimn and uncle. Commissions Held Up. DETECTIVES 1 A.H.MARIAM PA 1-0776 Doe a shadowing, Investigating.

finding out what they do; pictures taken; consultation free; bonded; licensed; 35 years established; shadows everywhere. Delmar. INDUSTRIAL SECURITY INC." Page (Page-West building) security guards, private watchmen. Investigation, private and domestje. Armed escort; licensed and bonded; free consultation.

HA 6-27UO. How mHywe serve you? PERSONAL 23 7456 MANCHESTER ST 1-1115 i.i. iyt)ij, near wite oi lie late Perry le bourge. dear father of STROOT-CARROLL In ARTHUR J. DONNKLT.Y Parlors.

3M0 Lindell hi. Funeral June 15, to St. Roch'i Church, Rosedalt and Wnlennmi. as 10 a.m. MASS KB PR B- FKRRKD.

IIAI.I I It, WILMAM (I nrle Mill), 4 111 Pawn June 13. 19H2. at p.m.. beloved husbaiul of the fHte Martha Schaller (nee Landreth). dear slP-fnther of James Cinders, dear brother of luise Si ticket, and cietus.

Edgar, Frnncis and Vetal I Hour kb and Jvina Nak her. 4fi()0 Natural Bridge EV 1-0341 t'-'ti, near uaugmer ni ine laie Michael and Anna Karl, dear sister of Joaeph, Jotin and Uus Karl and Anna Blelle and Regina Hhiethner, our dear sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from KUTI8 Funeral Home, 2906 Gravms, June 1 8 :30 a.m. Requiem Mass at St. Agatha Church.

lntermnt SS. Peter and PaulCemetery. KAIKFMANN. JOHN, 4150 He-ethoven, June 13. 19b2, p.m., beloved husband of Ida Kauftmann (nee Poullain), dear (aiher of John H.

Kauftmann and Dorothy Keid, our dear brother-in-law, tather-in-law, grandfather, great-gianufather, uncle and Funeral from SCHUMACHER Funeral Home. 3013 Meramec lear sister, sister-In -law, grand-irMther. great grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral June 10, a.m., from the DAHIiNKR Funeral Home, l'ralne On kocher 111., to JOSKPHINE iAftMrfARO get irT our der uncle and sreat -uncle. The estate of Arthur C.

Hoskins, retired St. Louis advertising executive, was valued at in an inventory filed in St. Louis county probate court today. Hoskins died of a heart attack last Feb. 23 when on a visit to Mexico.

Principal assets of the estate were diversified stocks valued at $390,404, $227,293 in bonds and $31,818 in cash and insurance. In his will, he bequeathed to Grace Methodist Church of St. Louis; $10,000 to Wesley House; $3000 to St. Luke's Hospital, $3000 to Shaw's Garden, $2000 to the Campbell House Foundation, and amounts ranging from $500 to $1500 to five individuals. In addition, he willed portions of his extensive collections of books, manuscripts and art objects to City Art Museum, Missouri Historical Society and Washington University.

Ht. Joseph's Catholic Church. Interment JUV Juseph Cemetery. touch wun jonn, bammy waa nun In auto accident. Funeral from HU At KR Funeral Home, 301 3 Meramec, June 16.

1 p.m. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery. At another point, she remarked that "in Cleveland, you either mix (with the customers) or you get hit over the head and you get no commissions." William Scott, former special assistant United States attorney for the northerr Illinois district, testified yesterday that exotic dancers and other girl entertainers were used also as B-girls by a Chicago-ruled crime syndicate to "attract suckers" to syndicate-owned night clubs in the Calumet City area. "These entertainers," Scott said, "were forced to participate in such illegal activities as prostitution, B-drinking and PUBLIC NOTICES 24 Soviet Union.

He said it is a question "of establishing a sound balance within the Atlantic power bloc. To achieve this, it is vitally necessary to build up and expand European unity." Europe, Strauss declared, "should become a pillar of the Atlantic community which would be inconceivable and untenable without a true American-European partnership." He told the graduating class that Soviet policy, which he said seeks to "prevent European unity and maneuver the Americans out of Europe," is an "indirect confirmation of the soundness of the idea of European-American partnership." "America is not to be pushed CARL N.f 2909 Lemp. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, June 12. 19f2. beloved husband of Teresa Degel (nee RilleJ, dear LE1DNEK UNDERTAKINGS CO.

Estahllshed IhM 2223 ST. LOUIS CH 1-1HS4 ALBERT H. HOPPE MORRELL JE 3-3950 HOFFME1RTER Colonial Mortuary 6464 Chippewa FL 2-1M8 CLARK FUNERAL HOME 112d riodlamont Pa 1-3930 KUTI9 FUNERAL HOME 29U6 Qravoll PR 2-3000 MOYDELL'S Mississippi and Allen PR 2-04(12 MONUMENTS 10 RooEBRuUUH MONUMES'Tro 523iJvt Florlaaant KV 6-7 1 0 DEATHS ANThimsKI.IIHONIsi.AttATnee hllanuH.ki), June 12, beloved wife of the late Albert Antkowskj, dear mother of Marlon Airs. Bernite lieyl. Mrs.

Helen D-ivls. Mrs. Nellie George and Fraoa Antkow-iki. our dear mother-in-law. Rrandniother ami (treat-Krandmother.

Funeral from ST. LOUIS Funeral Home. 22ri5 St. Louis June 1 s.m to Ht. Stanislaus Ko.tka Churih.

In- NFITF.R, ROMAN 3720A Wisconsin, June 14, 1962, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Therpsa Setter, dear father of Glenn Rindere, dear fHlher-in-lnw. grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral :30 a.m. from JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN A RONS.

7027 Gravois to St. Thomas of Aquin Church, Interment Mt. Hope. Member of Brewers and Maltstera Union Local No. 6 and ABE.

A. June 1.6, 3 p.m., to Missouri Crematory. K1NNKV, J(H F. 4497 Pershing a eniered into rest June 13. jyH2, dear husband of Sumlka Kinney, dear brother of a a ret Wlsnlewskl, Loretta Tackaierry.

atherlne Coleman and Charles Henry, dear brother-in-law. uncle and cousvn. Funeral from JOHN BTVGAR ft SON Funeral Home, 5541 River-view June 13, 1 p.m. In parlorsaftei- 3 BILLS PRESSING? LET US consolidate your bills, past due or not. lnt -one low payment vcu canif- ford.

Garnishment! avoided. IF YOU OWE PAY AS LOW Al $1000 $15 per wee $2000 $25 per w'k $35 per week Is not a loan. No co-signer! or security needed, CREDIT ADVISORS, INC. 812 Oliv. Rnnm 102S 1 1 BC V-i lored at 2V.S-Shflniuin.

will be sold fn .10 day. '1 not K. SUmtn. lather of Sgt. John K.

Denpl, Helen Mitchell and Frank Degel, dear son of Anna Degel, our dear brother, brother-in-law. father-in-law, son-in-law, grandfather, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from KU'IIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, June lti. 8:30 a.m. Requiem Mass St.

Agatha Church, Ninth and Utah. lniermentResurrectlonCemeteiy. imhKING, jnsn-ll 2100 Jan-nette fortilied with the Hacra-inpnts of Holy Mother Church June 13, J902, beloved hus-ba nil ut Amy M. Doering nee Lowe), dear father of Teresa Kur-teohar-h, our dear father-in-law, brut tier, brother-in-law. uncle, nephew and cousin.

Funeral from LA RK Funeral Home. 1125 Hodiarnont 16, a.m., to St. Lucy 'hiirrti I iitrmiit KSt KI 4 J. (C ONEV). "Members of this very well- entered into rest urie 13 SW A TN KATIF.

(nee W'e-nnnO, 12105 St. Charles fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, June 13, 1962. beloved wlfp of the late out of Europe," and America 1 9b2, beloved husband of Edna Kuk (nee Hetjel, dear father of Amies Schneider and Martha orgdnizeu t.m.e sy.iuiL.ue needs a strong European part- Joseph Swantner, desr mother of I a ieverenz, noneri nenry L. and Edmond J. Swantner, SPECIAL NOTICES 26 lleniy.

brother of Mary Halavky (f Detroit, our dear brother-in-law, uther-in-law, grand mother-in-law, grandmother, great- i rex 'John lernient Civary. engegea not in dninnng S(rauss and vice, Dut in virtually every ether conceivable tvpe of crimi- nal wrongdoing." He pictured it MANILA PARTY LEADER JOINS as reaching far bevond Chicago, ttiov nil PA Dfll IP through ties with other criminal AIIAUK Hit U.O. OlA rULIb I jlinf Paul emetery, Deceased was a father, great-grandfather and uncle. I-uneral June 15. 2 p.m.

from BLCHHOLZ Mortuary. 5967 RINKI.I.I, SVI.VI. Wed grtmdmother and aunt in ner Vbtn year. Funeral 8a June 16. 8:30 m.

from COLLIER'S Funeral Home, 10123 St. Charles to member of Lntversit K. at (' 13. 10H2. with the Sue Council No.

233 and Holy Nams The balance of his estate was left to his widow. Hoskins, who lived at 6416 Cecil avenue, was a founder of the AI Fresco Advertising Co. He was 70 years old. ALFRED KAMMERER DIES: WOOD PRESERVATION EXPERT W. Florissant.

Interment Memo St. Lawrence Martyr hurch (( ar- rial Park Cemetery. Mr. Kuk was member of Northwestern Business Men's A.iHoeiHtton and Riverview rolltont. Interment St.

Laicaa ana Park Hill Cemetery. syndicates. (iariiens Republican Club. MANILA. June 14 (AP) A leader of the ruling Liberal Par- ll'I KNKKICG.

nee TIGGF.K, HF.R.MAV Al June 13, 1962, Greenville. 111., (ulloini. June 13, 1962, dear wife of Leslie H. Lichtenberg. dear mother of Kenneth ty assailed American policy in Scott named racketeers Tony Accardo, Leslie (Killer Kane) Kruse and Frank LaPorte as involved in the club deal.

(iunter, ut 726, S. Newstead. CMV of St. Ixtuis. Slate of Minni, do herebv give notice that will not be rnaponsthLi for any dent contracted atier 006 date by anyone except myself.

JNifcned L. NT Solon V' GibbH, formerly of Box 106, Route 1 Pacific, do hereliv giva notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted afleP his date by anyone except myself. (SiKne. HOLON GIBBS "SPECIAL NOTICE. Perry Westmoreland, tormerlv of 62 1 ti Djwier, of Pine Lawn, of MiHNoiiri, do hereby Rive notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after tint date bv anyone except myself.

(Signed) PEPPY WESTMORELAND FISHINQ, HUNTING. VACATION I PICNIC ACC0MM0DATI0P4 27 Asia today, expressing Presi dent Diosdado Macapagal's J. LeKoy and Donald K. Dlchten-berK, rs. Ca rmen F.

Dh rrouKh and Mrs. Shirley J. Arcobasso, our lear sister, sister-In-law, mother-in-law, grandmother, aunt husband of Anna Aibers 'l ik'Kes, brother of Minnie Engelinger, brotbpr-tn-lHW and uncle. Funeral services 8 p.m., from DEWEY A SONS Mortuary, Greenville, thence removed to CALVIN F. FKUTZ Funeral Home.

4828 Natural Bridge for services 2 pm. Sat. Interment St. John's Cemetery. Retired Letter Carriers ami National Assoc.

Letter Carriers. John J. O'Neill Branch No. 343. Boy Scoutn of America and former Commissioner of North Star Dist.

In parlors alter 1 p.m. Friday. and cousin. fMi.N'XK. FRANK 23fM Waukon June 14.

1962, beloved husband of Nora Don.e (nee Hlechlei, father of Barbara Ann Shadow, Thomas Carl and Teresa Don.e, brother of James, Edward, William and Eugene Donze, and Mary Nettleton, grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, and uncie. Funeral from ORTM ANN'S, 9222 Larkland, Overland, Hat. June 16, 8.3d m. to St. Church, a member of Clayton Harty Council N.

1376. K. of C. members will meet 8pm, to recite Rosary. HOM.AK.

lANILlTues Jime" 12, J9ti2. buHbjuid of Mildred H. Doslak. lather of Donna Ie Don-la brother of Mary Kotmrs, Ann Krall. Sue Gangloff.

Helen Block. Josephine Guss and Adam Doslak. uncie and brmher-in-law. Funeral June 15, 8:30 a.m.. from O'SULUVAN MUCKLE KKON Mortuary, 88(6 Jennings rd.

at Hord ia Corpus Christ! Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Dofiialf nam m.mhoi- Mineral services June 16, 10 a.m. from JOHN STYGAR SON Funeral Home.

S.M 1 River-view hi. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. In parlora Thuia. after 6 p.m. LII'PKLM ANN, lR.

ALTr ot Irnienal, Mo. formerly of 3201 Palm June 13, I anti-neutralist line in even RUSSIA CHARGES CANADIANS President TALK OF NUCLEAR ARMING Senator Ferdinand E. Marcos, party leader and a probable OTTAWA, June 14 (AP) A candidate for president of the Soviet statement ro i Philippines in the next election, against what it called "prepara-j said in a speech: tion of Canada for nuclear arma-1 "The repetition of vacillation, ment," was delivered to the disorientation and lack of pur- LU I- LU LL HAPPY" VALLfcV" RANCH; "raterT 19o2, husband of the late Frieda Bulking Lippelmann. father of Iviura KruK, father-ln-ta w. brother, brother-in-law.

uncla and TINSLAR. IDA MAY, 127 Selma. Webster Groves. June 1 3, 1962, wife of the late Dr. Fred 8.

Tinslar, of Lebanon, mother of Buenta Shaver Dickinson of Gret Neck, Long Island, Marjorle Dixon and Ella Mae Myers, of Webster Groves, Dorothy Shaver of New York City, dear grandmother and great-grandmother. Service at LUPTON Chapel. 7233 DHmar 2:30 p.m. Interment Memorial Park lriend of Marcella Jezik. Funeral from DKEHMANN-HAKHAL Chapel.

1905 Union bl, ramenta of Mother Clmrrh. dear daughter of the lute Athlio and Teresa Bmelll i nee Bonpacei, dear gilder of Attlllo Rinelli, our dear imter-in-la mere ami cousin. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR A BON Funeral Hume. 5541 Hlv-erview June Jfi, at 8:30 a.m., to Nativity Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

In par-lora after4 p.m. Thurs. KOUfc.N, WIIJ.IAM 42S2A Arsenal. June 13, I9H2. beloved husband of (Jra V.

Bowen (nee I-oney). dear father of (iur-ney Bowen, Besie Quick. Frsntes and Geneva Buwen, dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-tn-la and uncle. Service 10 a.m.. at JOHN L.

ZIK-JKNHKIN 80NH. 7027 Gravoii. Interment Memorial Park, Member of Commonwealth IlKe No. fi54. A.FAA.M.

AlRnhil Chapter No 409, O. E.8.. Low Twelve Club. Sword of Bui.Kpr Hill, Past King Ladies AuxiliHry. Alhambra Grotto and Temntem Ixical No.

600. Masonic service p.m. In state after 5 p.m. Thursday. ROVKR, MAKV ADFLK, June 13, 1HH2.

dear mother of Raymond, Rheusan, Jacob. Chesley, Ivan and Florence HigyinbothHm, grandmother and Kreat-fe rand mot her. Requiem Ma-ss June IS, 9 a.m. central time, St. Joachim's Church.

Old Mines. Mo. In atate GUM Funeral Home. Potoai, Mo Bl RROlfiHS, (nee Leonard). June 13.

10H2. beloved wife of Elmer A. Burroughs, dar mother of Frank and EdWHrd Wortman. Eugene, hi mer, Halph, Thomas, William. Clifford, Harry, Oeorpe and James Burroughs and Harriet Welch, Grace Garka, Dorothy Moeller and Majorie Miller, dear sinter of Walter Leonard, dear grandmother, great grandmother, motber-in-Ia sinter-In-law and aunt.

Funeral June 16, 2 p.m.. from MATH HERMAN HONS Chapel, Fair and Wst. Florissant avew. Interment Memorial Park Ometery, In parlors after 5 p.m. Thursday.

Canadian government today by Soviet Ambassador Amasasp 1 p.m., June 15. Interment of No. 659. Zion Cemetery. LIVELY.

JAMES formerly of KIMS. DOROTHY K. (nee ing to church, civic or social frourw. also family vacation (ot. I A 9-1 Ifi, weekdays eves.

PICNIC," swim, fish, barbecue; boats, camping; 35-acre la ke. LEMBKCK LAKE, birh at tiynoff 40 miles south on Highway 21. BUSINESS PERSONALS 'ii VET BASEMENTS Leaks stopped on cracked wnlls, wet floors, window wells. Pay after lt rains Guaranteed. PCSS DAVIS 1921 Brentwood PR 2-0298 Basements Waterproofed INSIDE OR OUTSIDE Roma renaira: nafntlns rail nnvweiif, June 12.

1962 wite of the late Daniel H. DuRois, dear mother of Earl D. DuBois, dear grandmother of Darlene and Gary DuBois, dear sister of John, Tim and B'wwel). Mane Todd, Beaie Meyers and Grace Matlock, our dear sister-in-la and aunt Funeral services for Alfred L. Kammerer, retired consulting engineer who specialized in wood preservation, will be at 10 a.m.

tomorrow at St. Michael and St. George's Episcopal Church, 6345 Wydown boulevard, Clayton. Burial will be in Bellefontaine Cemetery. Mr.

Kammerer died of infirmities of age yesterday at the Edgewood Retreat, a nursing home in St. Louis county. He was 84 years old and lived at 211 North Bemiston avenue, Clayton. A 1900 graduate of Washington University, he was later awarded a doctor's degree in chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania. In 1903, he joined the late Hermann von Schrenk in the study of timber preservation.

Mr. Kammerer retired on the death of Von Schrenk in 1953. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Laura Eames Kammerer, and a son, Richard E. Kammerer, who operates a farm at Gettysburg, Pa.

ARMY SEEKING DESIGN 3722 Hebert fortified with tha Sacraments of Holv Mother Church. June 12. 1962, beloved husband of Nellie Lively (nee Crinnlun), stepfather of Ma he Clark Flannagan, Jim and Gene Kelly, dear gra nd father, great-grandfather and uncle. Funeral from MORRELL Funeral Home 3710 N. Grand bl.

at Natural Bridge, June 15, 8:30 a.m. to St. Teresa's church. Interment Calvary. Member of American Legion Post 408.

pose, as well as addiction to compromising with neutralism and with the Communist partisans, have often raised the fear in our minds that our young men today or in the future may be compelled to take to the hills to engage in guerrilla warfare all over again, should America repeat its decision to abandon the Philippines as it abandoned Laos, North Viet Nam, North Korea, the mainland of China, and, in the dim but recollectible past, Bataan and Corregidor." kMVAOFN, PATRICK L.W.M.C., June 6. 1962. at Okinawa, beloved son of Rita Vaden, dear brother of Thorn-is Dennii Carl and Mary Vaden, grandson of Mrs, nephew and cousin. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors, Lindell funeral from DRKHMANN- nAiiHAt, riapel, 19().

Cmon hi Aroutunian. "Canadian statesmen openly speak about preparation for nuclear armament of Canada," said the statement, delivered to Norman Robertson, Under Secretary of State in the Foreign Ministry. The note quoted statements by Defense Minister Douglas Hark-ness, Prime Minister Diefenbak-er, and associate defense minister Pierre Sevigny on the sub- 11 a.m. June Interment I Frt June 15 :30 a to St. to St.

EZELL, RA 4-0105; HA 6-3599; I Rorh's Church. Rosed a 1 and LOst.R, WILLIAM fortified Wat ernn. Inter menlCa I vary. with the Sacraments of Holy 41tj Houston. irfESSE SUSPENDED or ihout to be, due accident; no insurance.

Call FO 1-7 1 7fl, Midwest Bonding 4ttf I)elmar Mot tier Church, suddenly. Tues iai arn cemetery. I It, HAKI.F.H, 3931 baco. June 4 I9fi2 at 5:45 a.m.. beloved husband ut ha riot tf Eccher ne LFleuri dear father of Charles W.

and I re.j J. Eccher. our der brother, brother in law, father In law grandfather and uncle. Funeral from KCHL'MacHKR Funeral Home, 30 1 3 Mprnrnec June 10 a.m. Interment Sunset Burial A member of HKARINfl PROBLEM? June 12.

1962. beloved husband of Jane Loser nee Walden dear father of Linda, Lora. Lisa. Billy and Bobby, dear brother of John V. a nd Roland R.

Loser, dear grandson of Mrs. Ida ixiser, son- WKRB, KHIMKI) WAVNK, 155 Adele, FerffU.ion, suddenly June 13, 1 962. tlearltng son of Nebraska and Elizabeth Webb, dear brother of Michael, dear grandson, nephew and cousin. Funeral front WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary, IIS N. Florissant Kertcuson, Sat.

June 16. 9:30 a m. I'erx ona nzefl Attention. AL MrCCLLEY, Railway El- rhanRe Hldg. CK 1-2699-EX 7-144H BUSINESS CAROS $3-1)9 1000; letterheads per 1000 in law, brother in law.

uncle, fire fighter Ijor-Ml Nn Tt nn.l to St. John and Jsmes Church for i St. Fire post No. SO. Funeral June 15.

American LeK tin, am from MATH HERMANN of the Angela. Interment hiinnMR fVrm-" i.w rnr RVFRM. M1IKI.FV A. ne Hu-teddef, of Warrenton, Wed Kl.ltOO. StlJIK Wed Jon.

11 Calvary cemetery. Let us bid. PR 1-0178. 4U33 June 13. 19h2.

fortified with the lorissant to oiy iiimi rwloved wife of the nte Nit cut io. FBKR, Sacraments of Holy Mother I Walter L'trflj i 1 riurcn, oriKf iry. tiaNH iu a in. il; rs gjaji saro i me Male mcL FOR MRS. ALBERT S.

JOHNSON only prudent to obtain the weapons svstems now so that Priva'e funeral servis for they will be available and our Mrs- Susan E- Wlfe (f forces trained to use them." the late Albprt S- for- i mer general manager of the ii-t Terminal Railroad Association, KENNEDY JET INSPECTED were hold yesterday at Lupton Alaska, fortilied with the Sncra Church, beloved wife of Tom Hv- Ph--t u- 1 Interment Park Ceme- ers. dear daughter nf Virgil and I and the late KrnU'rirH 1 Mr-. wa" assistant Isabella Hustedde. tister of Rob- 1 Grandmother ret I imtn national ert Hustedoe. our dear grand unl mj.ihmr in ranR nil nicmm-r i oiencan Inst It ute of Banking.

Funerai prl JllT1 1S 10 a from MATH HERMANS A SON'S Chapel. Fair and Went Fiorisnsnt aves. Interment Laurel Httl In parlors after J2 noon Thursday. FREQUENTLY; NO TROUBLE. 1 rSSbmlS MADAME San ra buei mi con-s'Mtant.

open 9 am. to id daily and Sun HA 7-9518, 7821 Si rharies P.rck rd. Bolt PP.OVAZEK Swedish Massage" PR 1-S472 1K02 Allen SWEDISH MASSAGE." Eva Helen't 4445A KAHTON JB 1-2357 WANTED; entrant or winner of Shirley Temple look-alike contest little circa 1935. Call MI 7-3600 after 9 a.m., ask for Jack, TRA VEL AN TOURS 29 Dependable Drivers Located" To drive your car anywhere $100 tof service charge Nationwide drlveaways 3645 Chippewa: davs, MO 4-fl9 7-10 p.m. onlyPA 7-7S23 DRIVE my ne ca "to "C-aii-fornia; leave immediately.

FR 1-5847 t)RIVE cars to Seattle "andTEastf ments of Holy Chun'h. June 11, I9tf2. beloved hus-ba nd of Merle nee Rnhmann t. dear father of Andrew J. Wetter dear brother of Lee Franz.

Ann Suess, John and William Weher, our dear grandfather, father-ln-la w. brother-in-law, uncle and great-uncle. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 8. Grand June, 15. a.m.

to SS. Mary and Joseph Church, Interment Resurrection. Member of An-heuser-Bu-Hf-ii post No. 299. A.

Last Man's Club. 40 8, Voiture No. 3. Brewers and MnltHtes-s Local No. 6 of Anheuser Busch.

Guard of Honor services Thurs. 8 p.m. WFINIO, ELIZABETH C.t 5200 Finkman, Tues. June 12. 1WH2, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear sister of the late Rev.

Fra nrm. Rev. was in Oak Grove Mausoleum. Mrs. Johnson, who was 90 I.

I'd DO, 1305 Eastover University Citv. fortified with the Sacraments rf Holy Mother Church, June 12. lUh'2. dear husband of providenzia Lijrjdr), dear father of Mrs. Frances Scheve.

Mrs. pearl Tor-mlno, Jasper, Vincent James and Jaf-k Lucido, dear brother of Jsck Lucido, Jennie Mercurlo and the iste Joseph. Dominic and Paul Lucido. dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, grandfather, uncle and cousin. uneral from KRIECRHAU8-ER'S WEST.

9450 Olive June 15. 9:30 a.m.. to St. Patrick's Church. U.

City. Interment Calvary. A member of Carpenters Union Local No. 417. Masses KBWAKiL 3241 Chfl-drewfi, suddenly June 12.

10S2. beloved husband of Ixiraine Kneel (nee Pryor). dear father of and William Kneel, dear brother, son-in-law, brother-in-law. and Unrle, Funeral from KRIROSH ACPER'g SOUTH. S.

KingshlKhwav June 15 2 p.m. Interment Memorial Park. WASHINGTON, June 14 (AP) President Kennedy's jet, an Air Force version of the Boeing 707 which crashed after taking off from Idlewild Airport in New years old, died Monday of can-j cer at St. Luke's Hospital. Her husband died in 1921.

A native of St. Louis, she last resided at risuchter, daughter-in-law and niece. Mrs. B'ers In state at the MERIT RG Funeral Home, Warren ton. Mo.

Funeral June tfi, 9 a.m., at Holv Rosary Church, Wsrrenton, Mo. Interment Bt. Clements Church Cemetery. TA( HROKHEN, FRIFDA MAY, on June 13, 19HJ. beloved wife of George E.

Dachroeden, dear mother of Mrs. R. J. Ehrle, our dear mother-in-law, grand-mother and sister. Funeral from DREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel.

1905 Union 11 a.m.. June IS. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. To those desiring memorials to Nelson Churrh Building Fund will be appreclated. OALTOX, HARRY V.

CVKRN). Kain June 13. 1962. beloved husband of Virginia Dalton, dear father of William and Michael Dalton. dear son of William T.

and Bertha Dalton, dear brother of Shtrley Roberts, dear brother in law, father In law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from KRIKOSHAUflER'B SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingshlghwav June 18. 10 am, Interment Sunset. In state after 6 p.m.

Thurs. York last March, is inspected gas allowance. MO Charles. Rev. Albert Weintg and ISIr P.ilitV.

i N.D ou? lVvKS 7-10 p.m. only, PA T-Tgaj, DRIVE to California. aunt lind Kr.at-aunt FN OFI.HAKnT. I.1LMA Olee Kobiifrchi, aleep in Jesufl, June 13. 19fi2.

dear mother of Elmer Dvid Melvtn Fther O-ngperaon, and the late A nna Bick Riehling. mother-fn-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and sunt. Mrs Enzelhardt In state at the RCCHHOLZ Mortuary, W. Florissant until 11:30 a.m. June 16.

Service same day at 2 p.m., at the Bethlehem Lutheran Oitirch, 2152 Salisbury sf. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. Mm. Engelhardt was member of the Ladies Ah'. FOR BATTLEFIELD ROCKET WASHINGTON, June 14 (AP) The Army has invited industry to submit designs for a proposed new battlefield rocket, the first new Army bombardment missile in four years.

The Army said yesterday that the rocket, to be known as Missile would replace two early day bombardment rockets the J2-mile range Honest John and the La Crosse, a missile with a range of long-distance artillery. The last bombardment missile developed by the Army was the Pershing. Lt. Gen. Arthur G.

Trudeau, chief of Army research and development, said the new rocket is envisioned as a light, simple and reliable division support weapon with a maximum range of 47 miles and minimum range of six miles, lt would carry either nuclear or conventional explosive warheads and would be propelled by either solid or liquid fuel. Mi.SE, PETE. 495 Arsenal June 12. 192. beloved hust)snd of Carmela Masse, dear father of Angela Masse, dear uncle of Albert Feira, dear brother, great-uncle and cousin.

Funeral from KRimRHAUfi-KR'8 SOUTH. 4228 8. KinEshirh-way, June 15, s.m. to Holy Innocents Church, Interment Resurrection. PR 3-4249 softer 6p.m.

RItE wtd. to CampLerane, leaving June 16. HU 1-4745. I)RiVB CAP. California, WaihT InBton.

We ship cars. GA 1-7083. OOINO WEST? "Drive one of our cars. California. Oregon, or Washington; fully Insured, serviced, readv to do! Ample driving time.

B. THOMA8 AUTO SALM, MB IJiflllO. WILL drive your car to Loa nr shwre PP. Fun.ral from KRIEOPHAfR-ER'8 SOUTH. 4228 S.

KlnKihigh-wy. Jun 1S. 8:30 to Our Ladv of Sorrows Churrh. Interment SR. P.ter and Paul.

Manses preferred. In parlors after 1 p.m. Bt. 11.11 A MS. iOHS 274R Mmll fortlllM with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church.

June 1.1. he-loved hushanrt of Rutri Wllliama nee Watson), dear father of John M. Williams, dear son of irequemiy ana no prooiems nave South There are been uncovered. 1 no immediate survivors. This word was relayed yes- lVeatenlDRIVER KILLED NEAR UNION he was asked if any special at- AS AUTO KITS ABUTMENT tention had been given the President's plane as a result of a Edward R.

Lucchtefeld, Beau-Federal Aviation Agency report fort, was killed early toon the New York crash. day when his automobile struck 1 a railroad overpass abutment on The FAA said Tuesday that the 50 near Vnion in Frank. crash in which 95 persons died jn countv. might have been caused by loss The Missouri Highway Patrol of a small bolt from a control sajd Luechtefeld apparently was CO MAXWELL, ELM M. (ne Hufht, 3 1 Ml Ivanhoe, June 13, 1962.

fortified with the SRcra-ment of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of William J. Maxwell, DATTOLI, RO(C4i. 6140 Wilson f1 HVJl av Tues June 12 1962 be- Chestnut. Webster Gntves, Invert husband of the' lat'e Fannie i J3- m'i he'oved wife nf of the late Lueien Fau kner. dear Mr mother of Vlretma Craig, Beniamin F.

and the late P.ose ken, Rose Holllnitsworth. Fannie Faulkner and Tulsa, JKls. grandmother of1 Williams, dear brother of Daniel dhcays Jan.es w. i ran. sister of Jules p.

Williams and Mrs. H. L. Farmer. John.

Mlrhael. Rorco 'n r.oodenoutrh. our dear moth and Frank Pattoli and the late "in-law. sl.ter-ln-law, grand ann ine isie r.rnsi mun. Lllikey.

our dear brother-in-law, siwter-in-law, mother-in-law, aunt uncle and cousin. and cousin. Funeral June IB 8:30 lL. Trilnne Ycmi Wnf Funeral from HOFFMKISTER is m. him JAY SMITH Ftl- i r0f Tn9 IningS OU WaflT, mecnanism.

ine agency sent traveling at a high rate of speed i-niomai Mortuary, nsos nippewa I neral Home, Manchester at Watson, June1 Ifi. 10 a.m., to Immaculate Conception Church. Keep an Eye on tha Want Ads in the Lena Wor.d. our dear brother, fa-, J'. ther-ln-law.

brother-in-law. grand-1 uneral Sal. father, ereat-grandfather. uncle P. i.V SMITH (tinersl and cousin.

74iB Manchester av. Inter-Funeral June iy 5:30 a m. ment OakH1l Cemetery from JAY SMITH Funeral I KS I Home. 74S5 Manchester. In St.

t-. James the Greater Church. Timrti1- nd Wade, avj. Interment Calvary CAPEBsnV. Cemetery, he Lnaelliardt.

messages to all users cf the to Kpiphany of Our Lord Church. Msrhall and Moller avs. Inter-' Heomem Mass 1IIMO a.m. Inter- ment r'alvarv when his car failed to negotiate a turn and left the highway. Luechtefeld was 27 years old.

Boeing 707 informing them of the possibility. k. 'of Fourth To Place 1 WanUd Call 1-8668" ST. LOUIS. POSJ'DISPATCH.