St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 13

OCT 3 ST. LOUIS POST-DlbbtfCH i) CEMETERIES I MAUSOLEUMS 4 LAUREL KILL; one 2-grav. lot, $175. VAIley S-2949. GENERAL 13A INVEST WITH I'P TO ON YoUR MONKY; PKF.DS OF TRVST AVAILARI.K: CASH OCT YOUR PROPFRTY, HENRY H.

HAFFNER 6fiJ9 Oclmar Realtor WIDER KNOWLEDGE OF MASS DiSCUSSED, $12,000,000 CUT FORECAST UNDER BOROUGH PLAN DEATHS 14 1 iittit.i.,-CA"nTT"w,. On: 27, 19u2, furmtr husband of France. Cowell tnee Eberu, dear father of Carleen CowHl, dear brother uf Cora, Samlbera, Klii4 IIUKKina, Hazel Relnhardl, Caroline smith, Kthel Kredentm, Dewey and the lale Karl Cowell. our dear bnilher-ln-law. uncle, ireal-uncle, cousin and dear fnenu uf Munnette Adatna.

Kuneral irolil Uie SOUTH KRM Kuneral Home, t322 B. Unin4 Oct. al, 1:30 p.m. lmernient National. Memtier of li.A.V.

Chnpiar No. Jj.a.V. aervlce 8:311 p.m. Tuea. Ill MAKV (nee Baniseyn 211, 19b2, fortllled with the RitcrHlricnu of Holy Mother Chinch, drar wife of the lata William IMigKan, dear mother of Marguerite Linaref ami Mary dear arandmother, aister-ln-law, aunt and dear cousin or Kitty Bleed.

Kuneral Oct. 31, 9:30 am. from JOB. A. HOWARD'S Kuneal Home, fil9 8.

(Ii'alid to Holy Kuaary Churc.fi, imcrmeiii Calvary. "ill NNrKIAN, IK A 3742 AvunT dale, Arlair tec, Oct. 3d, 9i2, beluveil huahand uf Hume liuniicKan (nee Biluckwell), dear father of Lloyd Dunni-Kan mitt Audrey W'alluce, our dear fnther-ln-law, arniidlather, areat-Kraiul-falher, brother-in-law and uncle. Kuneral Irom CALVIN KKUTZ Kurwnil Home, 4S.W Natural llri'Ue Nov. 1, 2 p.m.

Inleriiient Manorial Park Ceiuetnry. Meiiiber uf l'uie Lawu Bujjrtlst 1'huicli. 'n tars. Be. Tenaler.

nounced that a team of will bs on hand at campaign headquarters, North Brentwood boulevard, Clayton, from 7 to 10 p.m. daily, except Sim-day, until the election next Tuesday to answer questions about the borough plan. Persons may visit the office in person or telephone PA or PA 5-4622. Mrs. Edith Phillips, Republican committeewoman of the Sixteenth ward, announced yesterday that the Independent Republican Club of the ward, which she heads, is supporting the borough plan.

She said there should be "no Berlin wall between me and my 'county Varnum Assails Plan. Glrard C. Varnum, president of the St, Louis County Chamber of Commerce, today denounced the proposed borough plan as "a great violation of principle in the affairs of government." "In my opinion," he said, "the proposal provides a sorry spectacle in its attempt to deny self-determination to the people of St. Louis and St. Louis county and to force upon them a new form of government they may not want.

"I do not believe any proposal has ever been placed before the people of this state more objectionable than this one with its flagrant disregard for the rights of more than 1,500,000 citizens FLORISTS NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN Funeral Arrangement. $ft tip. Open Mnn. anil SvmloSpu, Hut. 8 i.m lo 6 Closed 3801 S.

Grand PR 1-9600 FUNERAL DIRECTORS I KRIEGSHAUSER MORTUARIES Listen to Krieqshaussr'i "Niqhf KSD radio, 7 to 9 P.M. Mon. through Fri. WEST 9450 Olivt St. Rd.

WY. 4-3322 SOUTH 4228 S. Klngshighway FL 1-4320 JAY B. SMITH ,74,18 MANCHKSTF.R, ST 1-1U5 ST ROOT-CAR ROLL" 4600 Natural Bridge, KV 1 0341 CLARK FUNERAL HOME 112) Hialiaiuont 1'A HOKFMF.18TKR Colonial Mortuary MM Chippewa. FL 1M8 ALBERT H.

HOPPE Kims FUNERAL HOMB 2906 Gravuis I'll 2-31100 MORkELL JE 3-3950 MOVDTSLT'Ti Mississippi and Allen PR 2-0403 MONUMENTS 111' koSKCKOUt.H monl'mRnt'oo." 5232 West Florissant k-V 5-77tti FRATERNAL NOTICES 13 LOCAL 1, 1.B.E.W. Pleas, be advised of tin death of RHO'I'HKR GARRY SPENCER A. On pf nsKin. naer Of Li km! No. 1 Funrrnl tervlrt Alatti Hermann A Hon t.

K. Vair. For timt of funrnl np xpapf r. NOIf.MAN LANK MANN Hiifini-H Manttjirr) BRIDGR IRON VioHKKIIS I N10N LOCAL I'm please he advised of the of brother OKOHGK W. JA.MKS Sit Funeral from AI.F.XANDFIt RONS Town Chapel.

Del-mar Thins. Nov. 1, m. Hairy L. Simpson, I'resiiieni DEATHS 14 AI.IMtllM.lV RKV, Wl7 K.Mtfimirfl Oct.

21, 2. of the lata Kiln AldrUli; iw H'wnnarUMif (athvr of Hut li ami Jtalpii AlitmiRe, Kramt raihp of RiMtouirt, I'hyhs, tifii a ami Allen AUlrulK. of Kathleen H. Ah.ru.iit. brother uf iiiert H.

Al'liule. Kuiieriit Woit Oct. 3t. 10:30 a.m., I rum BAI'M ANN BKOH. Ku-hMnI Home, Woodson Ovi'ilaiitl, lntennent Ouk Urma (Ynteierv.

Metnlur of Umith Suta LHlke 1114. A A A.M., Knit Worth, 'IV vm; St. Unit Cni-toiy. Scottish Rile, Tempi Khnne. Krl.tm-tim Chapter OKI, llowan! LutlKt N.

1 J.O.t.f, KavHTe. CLuvton KolhfV Club, Hn'sbvtrry of BuiiUi- ni U'ltnoiH, f'HHtur of html Lnited church, YjHikt'etovvii 1'reHbyteriiUi Churdi, Ames, 1L. Hcuttuh Kilt jwrvlce. at I'tuipel p. 'ttntnltii-tlnna to First United Prmhylf rli.n Church, Baldwin, ill.

appreciated. ANt.UN, A M. (MAMIKt, met l-xloiit, Uct. '2, 19ti2, tortificd with the Kacrauienu of ih-Iy Mother Church, deur wila ot the Into Joieh AnRlm, (Jeiif inothrr or Mary Ann iJtulde mul Jiweph Lylon Anulin, dur mother-in -law, uninilnuMher, mt-tft amter-in -law, aunt, cuiwin and Irieml. t-uueral from KKIKOSHAUS.

y.li Sdt'TH, H. KlhK'hlKh- w.iy, Oct. a.m. to Niurch ut the Magdalen, interment i' alviiry. HAILI.I HKS, 3()7 heloVil hujtlkainl of Martha HiillleifM, iathr oj ihires Hunt and ('armelfta Helnm, aiiutrathcr, uncle, lather-lii'law and brother-in-law.

Kuneral Nov. 1, a Ironi O'HI'IXIVAN HON Mortuary, HHiHi Jennings rd. at llord to Ht, j'aul lha Apoatle t'hurrh, 4(MM Jennintiii nt. Interutenl Memorial Park Cemetery. "Hi! Kt SSKI.L rT ol Kenton.

UVt. '2H, "MV2. heloved hiifthund ol Lillian BauniKiirtner (nea Cowan), dear IMher or lietty Ann ami Rhoda June BaumKartner. dear mm of Mm. Anna Baumxartntr (nea Brut'KKei), dear iirother of Kd-want Riy, Irvin, Hiirold and John Bauiniiartnei, Mrt.

Ruth Held Mrn. Annette Phillip, Mrs. 1'alricla MorKan and Mia. F.ileeti Yociim. our dear ami -In -law, bndher-ln-law, uncle, Kieat-unrla ami cousin.

Funeral from the ROBKItT I. KINKALY Mortuary, 222 St. Inn. Wed Oct. iU.

10 a.m. Interment Lake Churlei Cemetery. r. Ha um partner wni a memlier of the United 8hoe Workera Local 5iA of C. 1.0.

HKtU.M AN. AHItlK (nee Srhnel- den. 4 105 Virginia. Ocl. '21, 5 p.m., beloved wife or tha late William Bergman, dear mother oT Kdwnrd Bergman and Wllina Zlelt dear muter of Walter Hcheldrr, Kmma Rbil, Ida Hthnelfler Klim Jaenka and tli late l.ultl Chrmmer arid Hertha Wit hfKMtl our dear ilNte-r-ln-law, inot her-in-law, jciamlntother and aunt.

Kuneral from SCHl'M AC1IKR. Funeral Home, 'MW i Meramec, Oct, 31. a.m. Interment Ht. Paul Churchyard.

A memner of (irace K. Jt, Church and Women Guild. DEATHS 14 Aldrldge, Rev. Ol. Anglin, Mary M.

(Mamie) Bailleres, Agustln Baumgartner, Russell R. Bergman, Carrie Borgmcyer, John David Braciilendnrf, Jacob Brady, Nellie Brandt, Ella M. Campbell, Clarence Chapman, Arthur W. Child, William A. Cobb, Marcui H.

Cuhen, William Conrad, Fred X. ostello, Genevieve Cowill, CarlW. Duggan, Mary Dunnegan, Ira A. Eber, Philippine C. (Lena) Evans, Sophia Fiedler, Joan Fleischhacker, Mary Foss, Reba Gautier, Pierre T.

Gotsch, Jerry G. llalley, Amos Francis Halley, James F. Sr. llalley, Mary Alice Henry M. Ilanford, Dr.

W. W. llannecke, Lillian D. Hayes, James Sr. tlelgenberg, Edwin (Chubby) llollman, Herman J.

James, George W. Kennedy, Sarah Jane King, Dr. Samuel J. Klein, Maria Kommerell, Florence Krampcr, Oliver H. Longmeyer, John W.

McCrackcn, Curtis Mkhact Maddock, Joseph II. Sr. Mahaney, Ferdinand Marlnovic, Sylvia Meadows, Robert Meckfessel, Frances J. Messmer, Marie Meyer, William Mitchell, Margaret Ann Moran, Delia Mullen, James Kenneth Niedringhaus, Beatrice Oonk, Matilda Pepper, Clara Preis, Eugene L. Puras, Carroll C.

Relfsteck, Fred C. Robinson, Delia Roesch, Louis Christ Schmidt, Joseph M. Schuessler, Frances (Fannie) Schworm, Mary Shiroky, Frank Spencer, Garry Spezla, John Stambaugh, David Stephens, Bessie Stretch, Madeline (Addie) Tengler, John Trunk, Adele C. Vago, Joseph Vogt, Clctus C. Von Behren, F.dw.

E. Wahle, Joseph B. Werner, Mary Winzen, Anthony M. Wulfert.Ruth M. VATICAN CITY, Oct.

30 (AP) Prelates at the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council discussed ways today of keeping worshipers from becoming "indifferent and mute spectators" at Mass. The council fatherscardinals, patriarchs, archbishops and bishops from around the world examined questions pertaining to the Eucharist as they continued their review of a proposed constitution on liturgy public worship. A spokesman said there were 23 speakers at a three-hour closed session in St. Peter's Basilica. The spokesman said many of the council fathers expressed the view that worshipers should be given "greater knowledge of all parts of the Mass and more intimate participation in the Mass." The Roman Catholic Mass is said in Lain but worshipers may follow the ceremony with a missal containing a translation into the national language.

The spokesman said speakers showed deep interest in projecting non-Western culture into some aspects of the liturgy in an effort to adapt to local mentalities and traditions. Along these lines, speakers again discussed the use of ver-acular, or modern, language in place of Latin in parts of the Mass, especially the teaching parts. The spokesman said some council fathers, discussing the Eucharist, spoke about "Communion under two species" bread and wine, instead of bread alone, the present form. In Western (Latin) and Eastern rites, priests always take both bread and wine. In the Western rite, the congregation receives Communion only in the form of bread.

In the Eastern rite the communicant receives both bread and wine. The borough plan for St. Louis and St. Louis county would save $12,000,000 annually in government costs, proponents of the proposal said yesterday. Richard D.

Shewmaker, a vice chairman of the Missouri Committee to Reunite St. Louis, and John D. Rigby, chairman of the speakers' bureau of the committee, asserted: "One team of experts had estimated an annual saving of up to $12,000,000, by the closing of unnecessary city halls, by streamlining functions, and by consolidating debt financing procedures." Home Rule Stressed. Shewmaker and Rigby also asserted that the plan would "give all St. Louis area voters the right to home rule." "They will be able to participate in electing their mayor, something they cannot do now," the proponents said, "and they can amend their initial charter, or adopt a wholly new one, by simple majority vote.

"The 22 boroughs initially set up have been planned for growth and, the borough names themselves refute the charge that community identity will not be preserved under the plan." As for the charge by opponents of the plan that it is unfair to "impose" it on residents of the St, Louis area through a statewide vote, the statement asserted that it is the business of the whole state "when half of Missouri's income tax and 41 per cent of its sales tax revenues are derived from a single metropolitan area that is being slowly strangled by competing governments." The committee for the plan i and taxpayers who reside in the city and county." DR, SAM LEIBOV HONORED Dr. Sam H. Leibov, 11964 Rocky drive, Creve Coeur, was made a fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons at the organization's annual meeting last night in Bal Harbour, Fla. He is chairman of the department of surgery at Normandy Osteopathic Hospital and a past president of the St. Louis Osteopathic Association.

lt d. h-V, DEATHS r. 1 1 rS A A 3 A K74 00' Algomiuin Ocl. 30. dear mother of Jamea H.

Kennedy and Mis. Rlllh Gamer, dear sialer of itoy HanilirlKbl, dear aister-ln-law, moiher-in-law, aunt and grand mother, Mrs. Kerinedy at PARKKR-ALOKK'H Oliapel, 15 W. l.ock-WikhI, Webster until II) p. 111, Ocl, 30, then Idmliawuka, for lnterm.nl, Nov.

1. KINli, Illl. NAMl'KI. i- Oct. 1902, husband nf limine M.

King, father of Louise H. King, Mia. A. K. Plralno and lr.

8. J. King. Private lamlly were held at LITTON Chapel. 7233 llelmar bl.

hi. KIN. MARIA (ne 7(173 Hlainvlew Oct, '48. V.HI2. brkived wife nf the Hi i (leoige Klein, dear mother of Kutie K.

Gutekunal and John Klein, our dear tiiother-ln-luw, Mater-ln-law, rand mother, great-grandmother and aunt. Funeral from KUTIS funeral Home, 290B UrnvoU, Oct, 31. 8:110 a.m. Requiem M.iae St, Gtibrlels Cliuroh, Interment Bun-act Burial Park. KOMMKIIKI.I., FIXtltKNf (nea ih-lancyi, entered Into real Oct.

29, 19112. beloved wife of Kurt Kominerell, dear mother of Florence Honig. our dear In law, mother in law grandmother and aunt. Mrs. Kommerell In state at the BUCHHOI.a Mortuary, 5967 W.

Kioiisetini av, after II g.m. Oct, 31. Service aime dav at 2 m. Interment Valley Forg. Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa.

KKAMI'HI, OI.IVK.K 49 S3 Thoiozan, Ocl. 29, 1962, beloved aim uf Henry and Lena Kraniper (nea Kschhaclil, dear brother of Irma, Turtdn anil Raymond Kramiier, dear brother-in-law, unci, and cousin. Funeral from W1NOBKR. MUKIll.K Funeral Home. 3819 S.

Grand Ocl. 31, 8:30 a.m. tu Our Lady of Sorrow. Church. Interment SS.

Peter and i'aul cemetery. Member of Funeral J'ar Driver'. Local till). "l.AMIKS. Hee I 're is.

l.ONIiMKVKH, JOHN fortified wllh the Sacrament! of Holy Mother Church Sum, Oct. 2H. 19112, beloved son of Bertheen anrj 1he lale William Longmeyer, brother of Florence Slevert, Harold Longmeyer and the late Host McMahon, William and Olive LoiiKineyer, our denr brother-in-law uncle, nephew and cousin. Kuneral Oct. 31, 8:30 a in.

Irom the HUCHHOlJS Mortuary. Klorlaaant av to Holv Nam. Church, Twentieth and Grand avs, interment Calvary. 1,1 HON. See Anglin.

Mel It A) KKN. I IIS Mil IIAKI, 4(135 Nebraska, suddenly Ocl. 2K 1902, ticioved son of Howard and Alma Mcl'racken, brolher nf Howard Harold and Chnrle. Mccracken Lunula Volkening. Warner and Lucy Walters, our grandson, brother-in-law and Uncle.

Kuneral from Mcl.AUC.IILIN'S, 23(11 Lafayette. 10 a m. interment Bton. Hill Cemetery, Salem, Mo. JOvl 'H H.

tilled wllh Hie Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Oct. 2M, 19112, heluved husband of Elicit Maddock Ine. liavi.oni, dear father of Robert and Joseph) II. MaddiKlt Jr.

and Mary Klien Wallington. dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin, Kuneral Ocl. 31. a Irom MATH HKRMANN SON'S Chapel. Fair and W.

Klorlaaant avs. to Nativity of Our laird Church, Oriole and Harney avs. Mass 9 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. "mAIIAVKV, H.RDINAM), Oct.

29, 1D02, our ami father and uncle. Service, from P.OWLANO-Ofl-PF..N Mortuary. 4Krt Manflhteter, I 30 p.m. interment Oak, II ill Cemetery MMtlMIMI Hll (1401 4 KiriKshigbway. Oct.

2f, 1902, beloved wlte of Bam Mann-ovlc. dear mother of fcugene J. Btid K.inllv A. Marlnovic. dear of Mileva Swaat and Daisy illesackai Brnclc.

dear suiter-ln-law. dear molher-ln-law of Doling Marlnovic and aunt. Kuneral Oct. 31. 10 i.m from MllYDKI.L'S.

iaalaslpi.1 and Allen interment Hujiaet burial Park. MKAIMIHS, KORKKT, 931S AU tnea. Aflloll. IHt. 27.

heloved husband of Klaa Meadow. 1 nee Mlsbaiierl. dear father of Vicky and Christopher our dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Kuneral from KUTIS Kuneral Home, 2908 Oravoia, Oct. 31, a m.

Requiem Maae Seven Holv Founder! Church, 9:30 i.m. Interment NatUmal Cemetery. "mK('KFKMHKI nt Good Samaritan Home, Oct. 2S, 19(12. dear of Augusta 11.

Locliiiioeller aad the late Ben- iamln and George Meckfeasel and Irs, Oiissle Hell, dear aister-in-law. great and great-great-aunt and cousin. Kuneral from PRFHMANN-HARIIAI, Chaliel. 1005 Union hi 2 p.m. Oct.

31. Interment St. Peter. Cemetery. Member of St.

J.phn's K. It. Church. Kve-hing Auxiliary of hvnngellonl Children's Home and Ladle. Aid of flood Samaritan Home.

MKsnMIK, MAR IK. (nee Blrsrh. kiisi, 30:11 Park Creat rtr. Lemay, Oct. 28, 19H2, beloved wife of Joseph Messmer, dear sister, duughter-ln-law and auul.

Kuneral from HOFFMF.ISTV.fl Chanel, 7814 8, Broadway. 3 p.m.. to Ml. Hope. Member of Allah Chapter No.

378. H. MKtKR, HII.I.MM, S432 Chrlstv Mon Oct. 29. fortltie4 with the Hai-ramenta of Holy Mother Church, deir husband of Pauline Meyer (nee KiellHifneri, dear father of Harry T.

and the pile William Meyer dear brother of Rertha Mever of Belleville, III dear grandfather, hrotlier-ln-lnw and uncle, Kuneral from KliiKGSHAUS-ER'8 SOUTH, 4228 8. KlnKshlgh-way, Oct. 31. 9:30 a lo Our Ijidv of Church Interment City Cemetery, ila.coutah, MIT(HKII MARfiARRT ANN, (nee heater), SI 13 Polntvl.w la asleep in Jesus O-t. 2S.

I9(i2. dearly heioveil mother of Ctlarlee and Virgil Mltcbell. Loretta Hu-h-r. Dorothy ArcbamlKi and Irene G-ann, ilear grandmother, niotlier-ln-law, and aunt Services at IIOFTMKISTKR Co. lonial 4li4 l'hlpewa al Watson.

(H't. 31. a m. Interment New St. Trinity.

IIKI.I.A (nee entered Inlo rest. fa-t. 2. 19C2, beloved wile of the Isle John W. Moran.

daughter of tha late James and Hollorsn, dear friend of Dorolhv Howe and farnllv, In her vear. Kuneral from ARTHUR J. Parlors 3840 Llndell, Wed Ort, 3, s-jn a In St. Alphoneus Lieoiirl 1 Rock I Churrh, Grand and Cook interment Calvary Cemetery. JMKS KKNMTHr Sutherland fortified wllh the Sairamenle of Holy Mother Church, au-lilenlv at Cuba, Oct.

27. 19112. 'lear husband of Ann Virginia Mullen, dear fither of Kenneth. Douglas, Kathleen and Dennis Mullen, dear son of Kffi. Mae Mullen, dear brother of Mary Karherg, Kdllli Jennings.

Charles, William, Alfred, Paul Glenn and the lale Ancel Mullen, dearbrolhpr-fn-law. uncle, nephew and cousin Mr Mullen in state at the Kuneral Home. Ci.ba. Mo until 12 n-in Mon then to Al.BKRT HOPPK chapel. 1911 Washinctnn Kuneral 9 a.m.

from Ktcphanv Churrh. Ivanhoe and miley. Interment Resurrection Cemeterv I 1 1 It I 0 II A H. A Tit Knclno. all formerly of St.

Iinis. Sun, Oct. 28, I9S2. widow of Wallace of Mrs. Marv N.

Kaufman, our dear grandmother, Kuneral service 10 am. St. Cyrils Church. P1KUCB Van Nova. Directors "(MINK.

M4TII.IIA (nee KlnrU. nianni. 7400 Augusta. Tue. Oct.

'Mi. beloved wife of the late Wm. Oonk. dear mother of George Hohmann, Marrella H. Wlllculs.

Mrs. Kdith Mever, Wm J. Oonk and Milton Oonk of Nanhvllle. dear atsier of Mrs Hilda Meyer and otto Khakmann of APtos. ('al dear grandmother, aunt and mother-In- Funeral from the ALF.XANPITrt SONS Town Ctiapel.

S17.1 I)l-mar hi to St. Peters Cemetery. Friefids mav make contrlhutlnns to Salem A Church New Building rund, 2191) Potiiman In slate after noon Wed. PKITKR. (I.4R4.

(nee Stnnkle-hIcii, fortified with the Sacraments of Hulv Mother Church, at Oct. 77. 1962. of Walter Pepper, dear mother of Bernard, Eugene and the late Virginia Penner dear sister nf BiNkl, Katlierine Oughton, Wll-llam Slanklewirg and the lata Marv Stankiewirz. our dear grandmother, molher-ln-law, slsier-ln-law.

sunt, great-aunt ami cousin. Funeral fnm SOtlTHKRM Fu-reral Hume, 6322 S. Grand Wed ft. 31. 8:30 m.

to St. AL-atha's Church. Interment Cal- Follow the "Swap" Column Classification 31 In Post-Dispatch Want lit l-IIILII'I'INK, C. (I.KNA). Ocl, 2h.

19l2. aaleep In Jesus, tlear sister of Ida and Dr. Car) T. K.ber, dear aunt uf Carl T. and Jonna Jeanne Kber, dear and great-aunt.

Kuneral from KRIHdSHAUSKK'S WHHT, 1)43(1 Olive Oct. jll, ll a.m. interment Valhalla. KVANS. NOI'HIA.

2.MHA Bentonf .1 Ocl. 29, 19(12, Moved wire of th. lute Karl Kvans, deor mottier of Norma Ross, Dorothy Belier, Tony, Waller. Curtis, Victor, Joseph, CIHIord and Paul Kvans. dear grandmother, grenl-grandmother, niother-ln-law, sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral Nov, 1, 2 from MATH JIKHMANN HON'8 Clwtiasl, Kair and West Klorlsaant avs. Interment Memorial l'urk Cemetery. YlF.HLKH, JOAN, 3947 Bowen? (Ilililenly, Oct. 2, 19li2, 1:15 a.m.. dear daughter of Theodore A.

(Ted) and Adel. 1'ledlor (nee Hoettcherl, dear sialer of Oeue. Theoiior. and Hteven, dear granddaughter of Mrs. llama Kieiller (nee Rllcherl.

our dear aunt, niece and coua-In, at the aiie of 17 Kunernl p.m.. from BWDKKW1KDKN South Bide Kuneral Home, 31,20 Clnlpewa to Missouri Crematory. Kamily prefers memorial contribution, tu the Ht. l.ouia Association fur Kc-larded Children. KIM II II A( Ki lt.

MAHV (nea llellliilil, 192IIA H. Ten! 11 fortl-wllh the Hci-Hinenl. of Holy Mnllier Oct. 2K. HMi2, In her 7Nth year, belovial wife of the late Joseph Kletach-tucker, dear mother of Mary i'l-anx, Anna l-aChance and Hoee our dear aiaier, mother-in-law, graiulmollier, greul-gi aiklmolher and aunt.

Kuneral from KUT1B Funeral Hume. 2U(l(i Oravois, Ocl. HI. a m. llequiem Maas HM.

Peler and Haul Church. Imermnit Resurrection Cemetery. Masses preferred. KONS, KKBA nee Van Bliren, Oil. 27.

beloved wife of th. lale Henry Koaa, dear daughter of the late William and Mary Prlchard. dear sister of Helen Kllroy and th. late Ruth Adeimonn, our dear isier-in-lay, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Kuneral Nov.

1, 1 :30 p.m. from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home, 74oti Mancheater av. interment Memorial Park. Deceased was a Past Commander of Mo.

Women'. Memorial American Legion Poat No 108 and Echelon No. 10, Mo. 20-4. liAITIKK, PIKKKK 13JK Mr-Cutcheon, Oct.

27. i9h2, husband nf Frances Troxcll In tiller, brother of Trevor, Howard and Marc Oalltler. Private service was held Mon. at I.UPTON Chiliad, 72.1:1 Delniar hi. interment Beilelonlalne Cemetery.

(iOTSl II. 61113 Ver." mont, aiidilenly, Oct. 2H, 19112, 1:13 a son of Ku-gene K. and Ruth Knucppe (lotsch, dear brother of Thomas Oolsch. our dear grundaiai, nephew, cousin nil godchild, al the ag.

ol 19 years. Funeral 10 a.m. from RF.IDKKWIKDKN South Hide Kuneral Home, 3020 to HI. Trinity Ceenelery. Deceased wa.

a member of Kappa Phi Kamlly preter. memirlill con-tillniilons tu th. Hemes Club for OieBMnd. HAI.l.KV, AMOH UtAMIK. nf Killa, formerly of fSOxx lilalMi, 3(1, 1902, dear hiwiiand of the lale Marv Alice 1 nee Klrkharl), dear lather of Neva Hueboer, our dear grand-falher, great-grandfather, father-in-law asd uncle.

Mr. H.illev In slat, at RICKS Funeral Home. Klsberry, Mo. Double funeral for Mr. anil Mrs Halley, Oct.

31, 192, 2 Mill Creek Boptist Church, near Bllex. Mo. inlermenl Churrh Cenietery. HAI.l.KV, JAM KS fTsrTTNo-s7 itidgrmiaw Clavton, fortified with the Harrameni. nf Holy Molher Wilinh.

Oct. 29, 19(i2, dear huhand of the lale Anna K. Hallev (nee Barrett 1, dear father of Ann H. Rragg. Mil-died (..

James V. Krancia hiuls Halley and th. lata Oenevleve H. Cole, dear brother ot Margaret Pa Hereon dear fa-Ihet-ln-law, grandfather, greatgrandfather and uncle. Kuneral from WKHT.

9450 (dive Nov. 2. 0:30 a m. to Our Ijidv of liourdea Church. Interment Cal-vsrv.

A member of Roaatl Council K. of 81. Vincent de Paul Hocieiv and Laymen. Retreat League. HAI.l.KV, MARY 4I.ICK, n7 Ftlla, formerly nf bono Idaho (at.

29, 19(i2, heloved wile of A mo. F. Ilnlley, dear neefher of Neva Huebner. our dear grand-molher, great-arandmolher, sialer and aunt. Douiil.

funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Hallev at RICK 8 Kuneral home, K.llaberry. until noon Wed Hervlrea 2 pm Wed. Mill Creek Baptist htirch near IMVHKIK, HK.NHV O-l.

28, 19ft2, forlified with Ilia Hacramenla of Holy Mother Church, lieluvtd hustaand of laira Hanbeck, dear hrotber of Loretta (Ireen, Krma Wolfram and Arthur Han-berk, our dear bruther-ln-law and uncle. Funeral from WACKKR-HKU PKRLK Chapel. 3R3 Cravols. Wei Oct 31, i p.m. Interment New St.

Marcn. Cemetery. HANKOIII), W. M.I)., Mon Oct. 29, 10(12, husband of Non-das Hanford father of Ilr Charles Hanford of Redwood Cily.

Calif. Hervlrea will he private. Me. morials mar be made to the Heart Fund. 4 F.K Ml.

I A Slt. nei" Monerl, Villa Kidge, Mon Orl. 29. 19H2, dear wife nf the Isle Joseph llanneke, dear mo'h'r of Viola Hudaiwi. F.veivn Ionise Weher.

C.enevleve P.lerk. and Ashton Hanneke. our heir grandmother, molher-ln-law, sister, sister-in-law and aunt Funeral Oct, 31, am. from Ol.TMANN Kuneral Home, l-'nlnn. Mo, Kuufrtl Maas 10 a HI Mary's Chiircn, Villa Ridge, Mo, Interment Church Cemetery.

HA1KS, JAMK1 H. IMlT Ki.urtti Madison. Mon Oct. 29, 191,2. beloved husband of Radie F.

ives, dear fattier of Jamea Irene. W'llliam. Kalh-erine and Klton llaes and Mildred lloode, beloved brother of Benjamin Hayes, Anireles, Calif. Kuneral from Funeral Home. Oct.

31. 10 a to Kt. Mary a Catholic church. Madison, ill. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Sunset Hills. HI M.I NHUKi, KIIH'IN T( III bT Bl K2I.1 Tholo7.an. entered Into rest Ocl. 29. beloved iiuslwnd of Agnes n.

Helgenoerg (nee dear uncle, great-uncle, nephew ami cousin. Service, at HOFPMF.IHTF.R Co-Kinial Vlortnarv. 64(1-1 Chlmwa at Waliion. 3pm. to Valhalla Chapel Memories.

Mr. HeisenlH-rg was memlier of George ielge No 9. A A M. Blue Lodge services 8 m. HOIIM4.NV.

Hee Oonk. lllll.l.MAN, IIKHMAV 4., 3312 Oxford. Oct. 27, 1962. beloved husband of the late Hulda Hollman mee Brlnkerl, dear uncle of William II and liomthy Hollman, and Clarence and Ber-nlce Itiehl, dear great-unrle of Charles and Robert Hollman.

Bil-lle Vilds and ('ami Iliehi. Funeral Oil 31, 10:30 m. from JAY SMITH Funeral Home, 74. Manchester av to St. Peter's Cemetery.

Deceased ws. a member of Mailer'. Union No. .1. MMKS, of K.ureks.

Oct. 29. 9(i2. beloved husband of Mrs. Fontella James I nee Iydbetteri, dear father of Jese, Mrs.

Clementine Blackrord. and Frank James, dear brother nf Mrs. Fiance. Miller of Bonlta Springs. and Mrs, Mary Klausner.

dear griindfattier, grcal-graniirather. brother-in-law, father-in-law and uncle Services under auspices of Briiigetrai Lodge No. fch. A A Wed ALF.XANPKP. A HONS Town Ctiapel.

Del-mar bl. Religious service Thurs 1 10 p.m Mr. Jamea was a member of Wehston ('hauler No. I3S. Rovsl Arch.

C. of E. Cnunril, Vn 'S RSfllW T-a! Vn 'n Follow the "Swap" Column-Classification 31 BOIU.MI- HI, JOHN KAMI), im. 21, ilfnc brotlirr ol Mtiry Ann BorK'iieyer ami llfkn ('Hthfrln. Wiieilmn.

bmthcr-In-lHW. utit'le nna xrU-unclt. Kunernl W.ii., ocl. 31. 12, m.

from Ih. UALhMKYKIt Kunernl Hume, hllO N. Bviimil .1., HI. t'liHhea. to H.

Hornni ('hun-li i.m. lnlttrluMil churcb ceuietwy. "bUA( HTKNIIOKK, ii )IH, 7IH formerly of OrKim forlified W-ltli Kip BtrrauiTit. nf Holy Mother Churi-h, ext. JH.

V.ltil. belnvnl hualinn'l of KrincM hrnrlu.ntlorf ini Bl.n-I(!fwil-zI, ueur tHilirr uf Iona frox, Walter, RHviniind nnd tli lute JiMM-ift Uriifhtf ndorf. rlejir fHilier-ln-iaw. brottir. brother-in-law, uncle ami muln.

Ktini'ral from BOUTHKRN Funeral Home. 6 1112 H. Grand. orl. 31, :30 i.m..

to St. Andrew'. Church. Interment Resurrection. Member of Ht.

Vincent de I'aul Society and IJerman HI. Vlnceni Orphan Society. In lieu of flowere, preferred. HIIADV, MJ.I.IK (nea Hever)T fortllled with lln aacrnmentit of Holy Mother f'hurrh, Oct. 2.

heloved wlf. of the lata Kdward Brady, dear mother of Lillian Korte and1 the late Edward and Joseph Brady, mother-in-law of Joaeph Korte, our dear Krand-mother, aiater, il.ter-ln-law and aunt. Kuneral Werl Oct. SI. 8:30 m.

from the BlTHHOLZ Mortuary. W. Klnrleaant av. to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Annetta and Veronica av.

Interment Calvary. HHAM1T. KU. (nee RullU vanl, 3401 Crejlrldge lortitlerl Willi the SBCTament. of Holy Mother fiiurch, Oct.

2H, IHH2, heloved wife of the lata Frank V. Jtrandt dear mother of Frank Mary Kathryn K.l-mora and MarthH Louua Colllna. aiater, ai(er-in-law, moth.r-ln-law, grandmother and aunt. Kuneral Oct. 31, m.

from (Xil.LJKH'S Kuneral Home. 10123 St. hrle rd. to 81. Orearcy'a church, interment Keaurrectton Cemetery, Jefferson City.

Mo. MI'ltllK. hee AnKlln. CI.ARKM'h, 807A Allen, 1S62. beloved huhand of Hoae Camptiell, our dear atrpfather and uncle.

Kuneral from KUTIS Kuneral Hnme, (IravoU. 10 a m. Interment Bt. i'aul Churchyard. UIAI'MAV.

AKTIII i'ermxl Oct. 2S. 11IH2. heloved hushand of Clara dear lather of Pauline Km-niona. Kohert W.

Chipman. irrna Kralkv and GeorE. Bouillon, dear fallier-ln-law. arandtalher and great-grandiather, Kuneral from KIKORHAI'SER'S SOUTH. 4L'2S 8.

Klng.hlhwav. Oct. 31, 11 a Interment Cltv ('emeterv. Red Bud. 111.

A member of ltak lirk-e No. 202n. B. of R.8.C.. Kilwinning Chapter No.

Ml. R.A.M anil Commonwealth Ixiilk'e No. A.K AM. who will conduct m. Illl.

II, HII.I.IAM K.lrheiT lierner. au'lilenlv Oct 27, 13112. heloved hunband of Oertrude (nee Rleai. near father of Ronald Child, dear ann of Alliert and Maoel Child, brother (ieorKe. Wayne and Riuaeii Child.

Ruth Clark and Helen Heviiier. arin-in-law. brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and rouam. Bervlcea at HOKFMKL'TKR Co. lonlal Mortuary.

6-lli4 Chipriewa at Wataon. I m. Interment Honaet Mmlier A V. D.A.V. aervlcea 0:30 p.m.

JTiien. CflBB, MAKM'M 1424 Pea- hodv Orl. 30. 19112, beloved hunhand of the lale Kf fie Conn. father of Klhert C(bb and llrrfiert 1 niebellna, brother of Marydoll Mci'ameron anil Wealev Cobb, our dear grandfather.

itreat-KMtidla-ther. father -In-law and uncle Kuneral from Md.A Ufilll.IN'S. 23(11 I.afavelte. time later. In'jr-ment Laurel Hill Cemetery.

((IIIKN'. WII.I.I4,, Bun, Oct. 2S. beloved husband Miriam lvv Cohen, dea' lather of Mrs. Harhara Oolrllierif and Mrs.

Iieanna Oellman, tieloveil brother of Joaeph and Iiula Cnhen, our dear grandfather anil uncle. Private aervicps were held. FRKI) 28. 19(12, heioveil husband of a Ciinrail (nee Welkerl, dear father nf Kieilerli-k K. Conrad and La-Verne Butler, dear brother of Alfred Conrad, dear grandfather, uncle, father-in-law and biotlier-In-law.

Mr Conrarl it O'BI'LUVAV MCCKLE hilON Mortuary, KsnH rd. al Hord ave until 11 a.m. Wed. Oct 31. Service, earn dav 1:30 from Keen Memorial Lutheran Church, J034 a.

Kinnahlghwav. Interment New Belhlehem Cemetery. Mr. Conrad wa. a member of Mt.

Morlah Ixvlge No. 40 A.FAA M. Maaonlc eerv-Irea 8p.m. "roiTKI.ro, OKNKVIKVr ne Kcottl. 4990 Mnrdel 27 fortified with the B.m-raments of Holv Mother Church, dear wife of the laie Thomas C.

Costello, dear mother nf William and Krank Costello. dear later nf Stella Rarnldte. Katlier-Ine Koerher. Florence Fisher and Joseph and the late William r. Bcott.

dear mother-in-law, grandmother. ami Funeral from KP! F.r',BHAlIR:n,ll f)rTH. 422 S. Klnshuhwy nn vied Oct 31. at .10 a to rtiurch of the Interment Calvary, It's Gas they sizzle sooner There's more speed to the heat, more control to the flame, more skill with the skillet.

With GAS, "On" really means on -giving flame-fast heat on every burner, from the slowest simmer to the bubbliest boil. There's no waiting for warm-ups, ho guessing at heats, no hangover heat to overcook. GAS is swift, GAS is sure. And you will be when your range is a GAS one. when it's time to buy choose ridit i 1 Lnclctlu Gis 0.