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DEATHS 14 14 DEATHS 14 DEATHS Gawer I WKDNESOAT, I I 1 8, 196(1 I I ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Livingston LOW RATES FOR WANT ADS Law to Protect Rights Marchers Proposed by Javits at Hearing COURT ORDERS END TO FIREMEN'S STRIKE Leroy P. Livingston. June 6. 1966.

beloved husband of Helen Livingston, dear aon of William P. and Maynle Living-aton. dear brother of Maynie Lambrecht, Ruth Currier, Eliza Rate per line Dally. Sun. 780 87c beth Muensbauer, William.

Henry and Thomas Livingston, Clarence Gawer, June 7, 194.6 beloved husband or Ruth Gawer (nee Logodon), dear stepfather of Vance Redden, dear brother of Dorothy Melainger, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 208 Oravols, June 10, 1 p.m. Interment National Cemetery Member of American Lejflnn Post 1 79 and Klectrirnl Workers Union Local 1439. of Honor Service p.m. Jn jwrlor 7 p.m.

of the discussions came predic 1 Time IN MEMORIAM 14 1063. Siidly mlsHed bv CHIL- fhildre VOIS, AHTIi UR TT. In loving mnimiry, June 8. MHyi. A preclou one from us has gone.

A voice we loved Is stilled A place Is vacant In our heart! Which npvpr nan filial 3-6 Times NO sO dear orouieir-in-iaw, eon-in-mw, uncle ami cousin. Funeral from KRTEGSHATIfl. tions that Congress is sure to KR'S SOUTH. 4228 8. Kfncs- pass a civil rights bill with pro ATLANTA, June 8 (AP) Striking firemen were served court order to return to their Roungon Apostalon C.

(Tony) Roungon, June 6, 1966, beloved husband of Mary A. (nee Ba lama ci), beloved father of George a nd Helen Roungon, beloved brother, father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 S. Grand, June 9, 1 p.m., to St. Thomas Eastern Orthodox Church, ftSOl Nottingham, for 2 p.m.

service. Interment St. Matthew's. Member of Society Romanian Fraternity. Samson I Matthew Samson, fortified with the Sacnmenta uf Holy Mother Church.

June 8, 1966, beloved husband of Marie Samson (nee Mueller), deur father of Dolores Ellison and Gloria Browne, dear father-in-law. (consecutive) Tie 80c 7, 8, 9 or 10 Times consecutive for the price of 6 Times. KOOMS KOOM. AND BOARD 1 Time 72o 810 SaHV miSSeri htf wifp anna ri.nrii. -u units (consecutive) 61c 74c i ueiltUSS LOST UimlH A tnUtlA B.tth fi, tf or iu Times (cuusecuuve) fur the price of ti Times.

SITUATIONS WANTED 1 Time tile 7(te To Place a Lot or Found Ad ign way. rnu rs. une AU a.m. Interment unset. Lombardo Jessie Lombardo, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, June 7, 1906, beloved wife of the late Joseph Lombardo.

Sister of Mrs. Pete Pollto and Scvera Rubenstein, our dear sister In law, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral June 10, 9:1.1 a.m., from the BUCHHOLZ Mortuary, W. Florissant to St. Dismas Church Florissant i.

Interment Calvary, In 3-6 'limes CALL MAIn 1-6666 the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, June ti, 19tifJ, dear husband of Margaret gulrk Geiltuss, dear lather of Mary Eileen Geihuss of Denver, dear brother, brother-In-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from A. H. BOCK-LAGS Funeral Home, Clavton June 9, a.m., to St. Luke's Church, Bellevue and Dale avs.

Reaniem (consecutive) 56c 6.5c 7. 8, or 10 Times (consecutive) for the price or 8 Times. On all 7 or 10 time orilpr nmw tective provisions for Negroes and civil rights workers. House Democratic majority leader Carl Albert of Oklahoma told reporters after the White House meeting: "We' of course, were all concerned about the wanton act of attempted murder on a public highway yesterday." He said he was reflecting Mr. Johnson's concern in saying that a civil rights bill is "sure to be passed in the House Albert said he expected it to ra nd a ther, brother, brother- changes will be Dermltted nnlv 8 A.M.

to DAILY delete Items on which results have EXCEPT, SUNDAY CHARGE IT pariors a p.nu weu, Lovelace in-luw and uncle. Funeral a.m., from JOHN L. 551EGENHEIN SONS. 7027 Gravois, to St. George Church.

Interment National. Member of Holv Name Society, who will assemble 8 p.m. in state after 7 p.m. Wed. Carl L.

Lovelace. June 7. 196. beloved husband of BEAGLE; miniature: female: an- swers to name Muffins; Reward; Anna M. Love la ee, (tear stepfather of John D.

and Robert lliti g-piib. fioXHk pup. female; St. John area: red collar rovnrH ha N. Ctianm and Lucille Wyman By THOMAS W.

OTTENAD A Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, June 8 A proposal was made today to give the Federal Government specific jurisdiction over crimes such as the shooting from ambush of Negro James H. Meredith. Senator Jacob K. Javits New York, suggested that the civil rights bill before Congress be revised to give specific protection to persons walking on public highways. Meredith was wounded Monday afternoon when walking on a road near Hernando, to dramatize voter registration campaigns for Southern Negroes.

Javits made his suggestion at a session of the Senate judiciary subcommittee on constitutional rights, which is conducting hearings on proposed civil rights legislation submitted recently by the Johnson Administration. Viewpoint of Katzenbach Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach said that Javits's proposal "might be a good idea." Javits had asked whether Katzenbach would consider expand Schmidt BUXHU: mala fawn, nam Duke: Mass 8 a.m. Interment National Cemetery Springfield, Mo. Note change or day and time of funeral. Hagen Hulda Ids Busch Hagen, June 5, 1966.

beloved wife of Curt C. Hagen, dear mother of Ruth Demp.se Hilda Sava and Curt L. Hagen, dear sister, sister-in-law. mother-in-law and grandmother. Funeral from SCHNUR Funeral Home, 3125 Lafayette, Thurs.

June 9. 10 a.m. Interment Lake Charles. Service bv St. Louis Memorial Team of American Legion Auxiliary, 7 our father-in-law, grandfather and cousin.

Services at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary. 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Fri. 1 p.m. Interment National. Friends may ueen omainen.

No advertisement accepted for less than the price of two lines. Local rates apply only to advertisers located in ttie State of Missouri and within 150 miles of St. Louis in the State of Illinois. Beyond these areas, rates are SI per line daily and (1.16 per line Sunday fiat. Advertisers using box numbers, please ak for "Want Ad Answers" when Inquirlnk- about replies.

GENERAL REGULATIONS The i'ost-IMspatch reserves the rlRnt to classify ads under appropriate heaillnss. 'ot-Bispatch reserves the riant to revise or reject or discontinue advertisements or to retain snswers to any box number advertisement. If tills rlRht Is exercis-d. the amount paid fur the. reward EV 5-7956.

"CAIRN tERKTEHT red, answer, to name of Alicia; children griev Ing; reward. PB be a comprehensive bill, rather than divided legislation that would split off provisions to protect Negroes and civil rights workers from injury or Anna E. Schmidt (nee Potter), June 8, 1966, beloved wife of Edgar W. Schmidt, dear mother of Elisabeth Pack, dear sister of Mae Odell, our dear grandmother, daughter-in-law, sister-in-law, niece and cousin. Services at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 10:30 a.m.

Interment National Ceme 'HAKM bracelets (2); sterling iver! VlCinlLv Knrv.ll. smith I I reward WO 2-2706. WO 1-3391. kjiikj: male, laine. approx mately 90 white feet, whit Mansfield Promises Action tery, hriends may call Wed alter 7 p.m.

Senate Democratic majority Schullz leader Mike Mansfield of Mon Jobs today, but there appeared to be little hope that the dispute 1 over pay and working hours i would be settled soon. i City officials adopted emer- gency measures. Three small fire stations were closed for lack 1 of manpower and policemen were placed to guard them. The city of 500,000 persons has crews to operate only five fire trucks, an official said. The city obtained an injunction i from Fulton County Superior Court Judge Virlyn Moore, and it was served as the firemen went into a closed meeting to- i day.

After more than an hour, Capt. James I. Martin, president of the new Atlanta Firefighters Union, independent, said he i could make "no projections" about the future. A meeting was scheduled between union leaders and city officials. About 500 of Atlanta's 728 firemen went on strike last night and rejected a plea of Mayor Ivan Allen Jr.

to return to work. Martin said that the firemen who remained on duty, were mostly superior officers or men near retirtment. There were no serious fires last night, but the fire department said numerous false alarms kept those stations that were operating busy all night. Martin said that the firemen were asking for reduction of- a 60-hour week to 56 hours, with time and a-half for work over 40 hours, and a $100-a-montih pay f.M. wea.

Fred Halm, June 8. 1968, beloved husband of Irene HaJin nee Aldricii dear father o.f i Fred O. and Delbert Hahn. dear brother of Henry G. Hahn, our mcnt will be refunded to the advertiser.

It Is flint tv, liDKiut Erba R. Sehultz fnee Water- tana likewise predicted Senate stradt), fort il led with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, The Pulitzer Publlshlne Company action on a rights bill through i laiiure to puhlih dear father-in-law. grandfather, bi nther-in-law, nephew, uncle June 6. 1966. dear wife of the late Richard Schulu.

dear mother of Dorothy Boden, Clara St root, Karl, Richard and the one means or another, committee hearings are going on now, luvnisement for anv reason 'hat errors occur and Mansfield said that "we an and cousin. Funeral from WACKER -H ELD RLE Chanel. S634 Gravois, June 9. 9 a.m. Interment National CMneterv.

Jef late Raymond and Leo Sehultz, our dear -sister, sister-in-law, mother in law, grandmother, aunt and cousin. can wen. p.m. McCartn William A. McCann.

June 3. 1966. beloved husband of the late Con McCann. brother of Charles and Walter Icen-hower an ml Mildred Emme. Funeral June 9, 10:30 a.m., from MATH HERMANN A PON'S Chapel.

Fair and West Florissant nvs. Interment St. John's Cemetery, ricGahan Clarence McOahan, Granite City. enteivd Into rest June 7. 1966, dear father of Agnes.

Ruth, ami Clarence McOaban; dear grandfather. Remains at MERCER Funeral Home. 1416 Niedringhaus Granite City. 111. Funeral services 9 a.m., 8t.

Joseph Catholic Church, Granite City, Interment Calvary cemetery, Eowardsville, Visitation after 2 p.m. Thurs, Maas Marie T. Maas (nee Ellington), fort tiled with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, June 1966, beloved wife of George H. Maas, dear daughter of the late Joseph and Loretta Ellington, dear sister of Joseph tliud, Henry, Doots, Don and Jjck Ellington, dear sislpr-ln- ticipate a bill will be reported wiu uuiuiJieie exceui leu side; r- ward. MO 4-S2H7.

Di.Lll;, lifcht brown and white, liberal reward. rabies license. jjjlSIS B. Trent, FL 3-1800. nSit, H5 1.

Florissant and Bermuda: 8at. KV 5-107S. IkSTT; reddish brown, long; hair, male, child's pet. name Rowdy, southwest area, reward. MI 5-1191 tWiNcH Poodle, male, black, white chest and left front paw.

1979. Uwii-HAN csiiepfienl; TiiacK, male, 32 molSOO reward. FO 76327, KEY8; Apriri9TWas-HuTftnt Normandy school area: reward. CO 1-6771. ft 'TO in leather case; downtown uren.JIA 1-09S3.

ItflNlATUREPCbllle Sllelty; vlcln-ity Lindbergh and Lemay Ferry rds. black with white collar and chest: answers to Cappy; reward. TW 2-M9B, 3711 Cordes dr 2,) 1'AHAICECT. yellow; blue band on lee; will hop on your shoulder; Kunny: reward. HE 2-60r3.

out if not, all parliamentary ac ferson Barracks, Mo. Deceased Funeral from JOHN STYGAR ft was a member or cahou a Me SUN Funeral Home. 5541 Ktvj tions are open." nwial Post No. 1265 American Asked what he meant by that, view June 10, 8:30 a.m., to Ascension of O'Ur Iord Church. Interment Calvary irfxion, Hertel Mansfield said that "Chere advertise-ment, shall be limited to the f.K?ilnt-pai'1 Claims concerning omissions or In.

correct Insertions will not be considered unless made within 30 days from date of publication. New Dial MA 1-6666 For an Ad Taker For all other Post-Dispatch business dial MA l-l 1 1 1 CLOSINQ TIME FOR SUNDAY WANT ADS: 12:15 P.M. Saturday jemeiery. in pariora aner 4 p.m. Betty Hertel (nee Storm), asleep always a possibility of meeting the House bill at the door." Sears Drake Sears.

June 6, In effect, he was saying, com 1966, beloved husutand of Margaret E. Sears, dear brother of PUOD1.K. wnite toy. corner Eu- mittees would be bypassed to bring a House bill directly before the Senate, if need be, as has been done in the past. In anv event.

Mansfield said that ST.LUUIS POST-DISPATCH Glenn Sears of Davenport, our dear uncle. Service at LUPTON Chapel. Delmar bl. 10 a.m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery, Short Myrtle O.

Short (nee Job), St. Clair. Tues June 7, 1966, beloved wife of James (Bur- law, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral June 9. 8:30 a.m., from MATH HERMANN CEMETERIES ft MAUSOLEUMS 4 in jestis, suaaemy June 9(6.

beloved wife of Arthur E. Hertel. dear mother of Captain Guy Hertel. dear daughter of ild red and Cla re nee Storm, mother-in-law of Paula Hertel. niece and cousin.

Funeral from HOWARD H. MICHEL Funeral Home. 59:10 Southwest at Hampton. 10 a.m. Interment Hiram Park Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, cont rlhutions may be made to charity of your choice. Howeler William Howeler. fortified with the Sacraneni.s of Holy Mother Church. June 7. 19u6.

dear husband of the late Lenna Howeler (nee Mehl), dear brother, brother-in-law, and uncle. Funeral June 9. 8:30 a.m. from BUCHHOLZ Mortuary. 5967 W.

Florissant, to thej Church of Nativity. Oriole andl TWO A-jirave loU, adjoining: per or a nujei, phit mm vesi Florissant to Our Lady of "we will do our best to pass bill." Ervin Doubts Legality ing or revising the pending bill to cover racially motivated incidents that occur when persons are walking on public highways. Javits noted that the bill already applied to incidents occurring when automobiles or other vehicles are using public roads. In response to questions by Javits as to whether the Meredith case would be covered by the legislation as drafted, Katzenbach said that it might be. He said it might be dealt with by a provision prohibiting interference with the right of peaceful assembly or by one forbidding interference with efforts to encourage voting.

He noted that the applicability of the law would depend on more detailed knowledge of factors involved in the Meredith case. The Attorney General disclosed that in an earlier draft ley i Short, dear mother of ici.ua. uiioira ttecutm, Hiram Park. UN 8-67S9 or RA alter 7. tfTfHXVJU LOT; chapel, Section '2, Lot 4fi3, Lakewood Cemetery, WO clld anil McPherson.

answers to "Dauquirl" reward. Mr. Coils FO 1-O083 or CIS 1-1700. Ext. 250.

POOOLKS. 2 females, apricot; Tues. mornlnK. vicinity Rock Hill Laclede Station reward. VI T'UPl-'Y female! white, brown ears and brown spots down back; red collar; O'Fallon Park area: very substantial reward; child's pet.

Contact EV 1 -S lis evenings. dMALL collie-typi female; white face, yellow body, wearing red collar: St. Ann-Bridgeton area; old and needs medical attention: re- waid. TH 5-7651. SIAMESE cat! Seil Point, lost July 5, on Claxton Hall.

In West Haven area. RI. n. Earlier today, Senator Sam Ervin North Carolina 7Pii: attacked language in the bill that seeks to deal with violence Memorial, $100 per grave. Yo 1 fin.

i-erpeiuai rieip umircn. Twentieth and Linton, Mass 9 Interment Calvary Cemetery. Marglous Mendei M. Marglous, June 7, 1966, beloved husband of Gladys Ma-rglous nee dear father of Willard Marglous, dear brother, of Gertrude Kemper and the late Esther Cox. Herbert and Lawrence Marglous, dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral Fri. June 10. 10 a.m. from MATH HERMANN LAURKL Hill Gardens 2 grave lma Chart Ion, China Lake, Laura Furgerson, Glee Furgeraon and Dr. J.

Perry Short, dear daughter of Laura Jobe and the late eorge W. Jobe, dear grandmother, great-gmndmother, mother-in-law, sister alster-in-lHW and aunt. Funeral June 10 from CASEY-LENOX Funeral Home, St. Clair, to First Baptist Church for services at 2 p.m. DST).

Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. mi. cneap. ILV 1-3475. or intimidation by private indi viduals rather than public offi "HtslTpRIAXnFATiK: "choice 6-grave cials against the exercise of civil rights.

The chairman of Harney avs. Interment Calvary. Hurwitz Flora Hurwitz. June 7. 196B.

FLORISTS 4. Rcwa rd. TERRIER; male; blaok; vicinity MrKpnzlj. finr.lpn aOT beloved wife of the late Meyer the subcommittee contended that the Fourteenth Amendment Smith NETTIE'S WRISTWAfcB. platinum, diamond caj, linn oraceiet, reward.

MA 1-4rifln. rnnm nr WV A.tflti to the Consitution did not author WRIST Watch and band, dia SON'S Chanel, Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr. Marglous was a member of Good-fellow Post No.

9731 V.F.W. and Walnut Park Post No. 16o, V.F.W. services 8 p.m. ize such action.

Hurwitz. dear mother or Mrs. Zelfla Robbins, Mrs. Eli Seigel and Leon Hurwitz, our dear grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt, Grnveaide Services United Hebrew Temple Cemet cry, 1 p.m. RINDSKOPF SERVICE.

FLOWER GARDEN monds, Hamilton, liberal reward. Ml 7-5737. Austin D. Smith, 7400 S. Wharr June 7.

1966, husband of the late Maude Smith, dear father of Garnett McKen-zle, Dorothy Shackelford, Eloise Hyde, Helen Hulsey, Norma Schoemaker, Chalmers and Joseph Smith, dear brother of Frank Smith, our dear father- Ervin said he would "do my best to persuade Congress" to FOUND IS reiect this portion of the Ad Open Mon. through Thurs. 8-8 Frl. 8-8, gat. 8-5; closed Sundays.

3801 S. Grand PR 1-9600 CHIHUAHUA tvDe: male: ft Izo Marshall Carl H. Marshall, S9 Holly Webster Groves, June 7, 1966, beloved husband of Mer ministration's bill. John Io Jr. Tues.

June 7. slate gray, while; vicinity Affton. Yellow-whit? collar. ME 1-8040. SIAMESE cat; Poinlei.

YO 5-247S. 19ti6. beloved husband of Kath- in-law, grandfather, great-grand tather, great -great-grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and great -uncle. At another point Ervin said he erine Icq (nee KauHimannt, dear FUNERAL DIRECTORS rill Marshall (nee Leei, dear father of Jean Daniel, dear i a liter ot Alary Ann uonoene. intended to submit an amend grandfather of Kav Ann and Rosalie Ryan, and Kathleen Keinrath, brother of Mary Tnickitt, and the late Katherine Pamela Daniel, dear uncle of ment to the 1934 Civil Rights Act.

Its purpose would be to AMBRUSTER 6633 CLAYTON RD. vo DETECTIVES If H. MA'R'IAM, shadowing. InvestP Batlon. Free consultation.

6635 lmarJPAlIp776. MARK Steven Tetectlve Agency; private Investigations; 1530 Red-man. SH 1-3385. prohibit the cutoff of federal Wani A. Beard.

Charles C. Drace funds under the medicare pro I- uneral from TED FEND-LER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln, June 10, 1 p.m. Interment St. Trinity Cemetery. In parlors after 7 p.m.

Wed. Sroaf Jesse T. Sroar, June 7, 1966, beloved husband of Virginia Sroaf (nee Wright), dear father oi Virginia Carroll and Ralph J. --Dixon, grandfather, father-in-law, brother, brother-in-law. uncle, nephew and cousin.

Funeral June 10. 1 D.m.. KUTIS KUNERAL HOME 2HOB GravoiB PR 2-3000 gram from hospitals that do not comply with federal guidelines increase. At present the firemen's base pay is $1.55 an hour for the 60-hour week with top pay of $1.91 an hour. They have 20 days paid vacation a year.

CONGO CANCELS FOREST, MINING, OIL CONCESSIONS LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo, June 8 (AP) President Joseph Mobutu has canceled concessions held by oil, mining and forestry companies in The Congo. This is part of a move to control the country's resources. He signed a decree yesterday enabling the government to take over all concessions awarded before independence June 30, 1960. The companies can renew them under new conditions, the decree says. The document was one of three recently approved by Parliament and signed by Mobutu.

One ruled that all foreign companies with only their exploitation base in The Congo must move their administrative headquarters into the country before next January or pull out. The third decree concerned wiping out racialism and tribalism in The Congo. The government has decreed renaming of Congolese cities by June 30. One of the first to change over will be Leopoldville. It will be called Kinshasa.

MORRELL JE 3-3950 PERSONAL 23 on racial policies. Katzenbach MOYDIiLL'S Mississippi iind Allen. PR 2-002. Wilson, brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral June 10.

10:30 a.m. from COLLIER'S Funeral Home, 10123 St. Charles rd. Interment Calvary. Masses preferred.

Jones Charlea W. Tones, Ferguson, June 4, lOfiR, beloved husband of Victorlne Jnnea, dear aon of Elmo W. and Marie Jones, dear brother of Ellen Vosburph and Kathleen Mattox. dear grandson, brother-in-law, nenhew. uncle and cousin.

Private service were held June 7. MOIJJjJUNE we need you two. Write ultra soon. Box G-207. JAY B.

SMITH of the projected legislation the Administration included a provision dealing with public use of roads. However, he explained that it was removed because of difficulties in drafting. He told Javits that he had no strong feeling about including such a provision. Javits inquired also whether the pending bill would cover situations such as the one that occurred yesterday when a group of civil rights leaders arrived in Mississippi to carry on Meredith's march. A scuffling match developed when police ordered the group to march along the shoulder instead of the pavement of the highway.

The Attorney General ex-' pressed confidence that such incidents would be covered by the proposed measure. White House Concerned Meanwhile, President Lyndon B. Johnson and Democratic congressional leaders talked about the Meredith case and out from MATH HERMANN 7456 Manchester ST 1-1115 CARE OF CHILDREN AND AGED 24 CfHTUD CARE my home. tTayJ week, nights; nurses training; rea-sqnaule rates. HA 9-1458.

expressed opposition to such a move. Senator Edward M. (Ted) Kennedy Massachusetts Fair and W. Gerry Martinez and Katie Yates, dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Services 10 a.m., from MITTELBERG GERBER Colonial Chapel.

23 W. Lockwood, Webster Groves. Interment Lake-wood Park Cemetery. Mr. Marshall a member of Mlzpah Lodge No.

639 A FA AM. Scottish Rite and Moolah Temple. Masonic services Wed, 8 p.m. Mnssberger Agnea Mosaberger, 7 Merrl Florissant, June 7, 1966. beloved wife of Harrv E.

Moss-berzer, dear s-ister-ln-law and aunt. Funeral service 2 p.m., June 10, at the HUTCHPNS Mortua ry, 675 Graham Florissant. Entombment Oak Grove Mausoleum. In state after 4 p.m. Wed.

Mracek Anna Mracek fnee Van Mlerlo). fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. June 6, 1966, widow of the late John ALBERT H. HOPPE Interment Frie- SON'S Chapel, Florissant avs. dens Cemetery.

l-UtfUC NONCES 25 MONUMENTS 10 aiewart I rtOitCK of AUimit-nment. Mirtwe Robert W. Stewart, June rJiisiines, Inc. has received conditional autiioritv from trip Inipr- asked why the proposed new legislation did not prohibit economic as well as physical in Johnson 7. J9bb.

beloved husband 5232 West Florissant KV 5-7766 f42 Cnlppewa. FL 1-430Q. oi. i state Commerce Commission to uaisy ol oann Koeller and Opor-e Its operations over our Hear Sr.in:!uur' County Road 00, previously Stew TELEPHONE PIONEERS timidation of Negroes and civil rights workers. Katzenbach said law.

Kranrifather. brother, broth-1 aa HiKhwny 67 r.in.iw nnr-io n.nh. an.i I oeiween armiiikton and reder- uncle, nephew and er-in-iaw, gTEWARTTROBERT 'member oi George K. Durant Chapter of I icktown. Missouri, snd therpaftfr economic coercion affecting VUIISIII.

fieivice 10 a.m.. i to ie.un iu ujMwauons neiween jeiepnone-rioneere 01 America. housing was included in the bill. DEATHS 14 Highway 67. It is the Intention of Midwest Buslines, Inc.

to abandon the route described above 30 davi In addition, he said, existing C. Mracek, dear mother of Andrews 1 Lc on of. this not It- e. Virginia M. Andrews fnee JOHN L.

ZIKGKNHKIN A SON'S, 7027 Gravois. Interment New St. Mareus. Member oj' Gardenville Loiidje No. A.F.&A.M,, George Dunml Chapter No.

li Telephone Pioneers of America and C. A. Local No. A.F.L -CIO. Aia-Bonlc service 8 p.m.

In Striegcl i legislation applies to economic threats where schools, public accommodations and voting are A nna L. Johnson. Tues. 8, 1966. wile of the late Harry R.

Johnson, mother of Mrs. Pale E. Neiswander and Mrs. Miriam Young of Columbus, Ohio, our dear grandmother and great-grandmother. Mrs.

Johnson at LUPTON Oha.nel, 7233 Delmar 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Service and interment at Columbus, Fri. Johnson Delhert Johnson. June 7, 196S, beloved husband of H'vsel Johnson, father of Jane Becker, Patsy Henson.

Jack D. Johnson. Carol Zielinskt, Amy Rlankman. Fern Austin, anice Green and Brenda Pool, brother of Elbert and John Johnson. Notra South.

Annie Huckelhy. dewr grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from McLAUOH- SPECIAL NOTICES 26 E3 -1 rTfpernw c-Kee, of 1912 California, City of St. Louis, State of Missouri, do hereby Rive notice that I will not be responsible for anv riphfit nfintrit. involved.

J-inrold F. Mracek, our dear eister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois, June 9, 8:30 a.m. Requiem Mass St.

Wenceslaus Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery, Nauman Walter R. Nauman. of 722 Wa-tenord Louisville, June 5, 1966. beloved hu.iand uf Nauman, dear fnther of Nelson Nauman.

dear! brother of John Nauman. our ed after this date by anyone ex- Jacob Striegel, June Kramer), June I9bb, fortified with the Sacraments of Hoiv Mother Church, beloved wife of William J. Andrews, dear mother of Kurt and Bryan, dear dauehter of Eugene L. and Virginia B. Kramer nee Luckow i dear daughter-in-law.

granddaugnter, lister, sister 'in-law. aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from GKBKEN-BENZ Mortuary. 28-12 Meramec Vau; in cept myself. of Sophia Dittle, Alma S.

Sleek-! ROBKRj McKEK PENTAGON BAN FOUGHT BY OVERSEAS WEEKLY ensiem, jacoo ann Karl Strie; nousan JO' KC. ear father-in-law. evund- uu si-ph TJietoeau. of 2701 A Alien avc, City of St. Louis, State father, great-grandfather, uncle and cousin.

Funeral Jun 10. 2n.m.. )f Missouri, do hereby aive notice hat I will not be responsible for June 9, 8:45 a.m. to any debts contracted after this LIN'S. 2301 Lafayette.

1 :30 p.m. Interment Mt. Hone at the DASHNEU Funeral Home, St. Francis of A3sisl Church. dear father-in-law, brother-in-Ihw, grandfather, uncle, nephew and cousin.

i Fnneiitl frnm KITT-TH Fnnorul New Athens, III. interment anyone except myself FRANKFURT, Germany, June 8 (AP) A weekly newspaper Oakville, Mo. Interment ftesur- Cemetery. In parlors after Ridge Cemetery, rection. Home, 2906 Gravois, June 10, 1:30 p.m.

Interment Sunset Beck for United States servicemen in 7 p.m. Wed. Kershaw Dorothy Mae Kershaw Moulder. 7013 Julia dr. St.

Louis. June 8. hJtirifli iJark. Member of George Hlgned) ROH8AN THEBEA tj 8ECULJ0TICE "LVymone Por.inn, or 5661 Cates City at St. Louis, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debt contracted afi.u this date by anyone except myself.

i Signed) LEYMONB PERSON Sweet Rvrl R. Sweet, June 8, 19GB, husband of the lute Anne L. Sweet. I'M. her of Nancy A.

Alilllen of Kansas Citv. (nee Europe announced today that it 19ii6, beloved wife of Walter Kerthnw dear mother of Miss Linda Washington jooge No. 9. A.F. Council No.

4S. R.AS.M., Auction Com-niandery No. 16 K.T.. Moolah Temule and Low Twelve Club. In parlors 2:30 p.m.

Nolde son uf Edna O. and the late I Joseph T. Sweet, nephew, cousin I and ur.Midfather. Lenna Beck, June 7, beloved wife of Rudolf Beck, dear mother of Rudy and William Beck, our dear sister, mother-in-law. grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 2906 Gravois, June 10, 10 a.m. Entombment Sunset Mausoleum. Member of Greater Beneiicat Union Lodge 249. In pi: lor 6 p.m.

Bedford SOUTHERN AIRLINE HIRES ITS FIBST KEGGO FILOT WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.. June 8 (AP) Warren Wheeler of Durham has become the first Nejro pilot for Piedmont which operates primarily in the South. Piedmont hired Wheeler, 22 years old, as a full-time copilot about three months ago, company executives confirmed late yesterday. They said no changes in employment policy had been made, explaining that previous Negro applicants had not been qualified. Wheeler is the son of John H.

Wheeler, president of the Mechanics, and Farmers Bank of Durham. He has been flying for about seven years and attended a commercial flying school in Oklahoma. Piedmont Airlines operates primarily in North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia would fight the Pentagon in court for refusing to let it distribute an edition to American troops in Viet Nam and other Far Eastern posts. The paper, the Overseas Weekly, said its lawyers would fite a suit in a District of Columbia court this week charging unconstitutional limitation of freedom of the press and denial of the FISHING, HUNTING, VACATION -NIACMMyjONS2L Log Cabin Development LOTS FOR SALE Buy a lot now and build later. Tti.

most complete private recrea. tiun development In the midwest at Rocky Kidge Ranch, 1-hour drlv south ot St. Louis. Take Hwy. 61 smith 3 miles past Bloomsdale, turn right on state road A miles.

Office open 9 to 5 daily. Kershaw and Waller Keriaw If. dear daughter of Koy Moulder of St. Louis, dear sister of Mrs. John V.

Louise) Fester. GalesburK. 111. ami the late Roy Moulder three grandchildren, our dear mother-in-law. sister-fn-law.

daughter-in-inw. aunt and cousin. Funeral service will he held In the HOLTEN Mortuary. 7717 State East. St.

Louis. June 10. 1 p.m. Rev Bill Fox officiating. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

St. Louis. Mo. Vis-atlon after 7 p.m. Wed.

(Nosing time 9 p.m. Holten Service. Kinder ftertrand Kinder. Bernhardt, Hannah Nolde. asleep in Jesus, June 7, lutiti, beloved d-'Mihter uf Curl and Dorothea Nolde (nee Heobi, dear sister or Kdwin Carl P.

and the late O'inda Nolde, our dear sister-in-law, aunt and (refit-aunt. Miss Nolde at CALVIN F. FR1ITS5 Funeral Home, 4R28 Natural Rridpe until 12 noon. June 10. Funeral from 55 inn Lutheran Church, Twenty-first and Benton Krl.

2 p.m. Interment New BethleJiem Ceme- Funeral frnm ALEXANDER A. SONS TOWN chapel. 6175 lielmar p.m., to St. Peter's Cemetery.

Voisen Lucille E. Voisen fnee Steiner), 44 1 2 Bt-ng. fortified with the ments of Holy Mother Church, June 6, 1966, beloved wife of Oliver P. Voisen, dear mother of Dorothy M. Harris, Oliver W.

and Frederick L. Voi.sen, dear daughter of Cecilia and the lute William Stelner, our dear grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral from STOCK Mortu- Thomas F. Bedford, at Seal Beach. fortified 'With the Sacraments of Holy Mother Cnurch.

June 7. beloved husband of Edna fnee MoUeli, dear father of Rose-m'i'v Arlkins, Jchn Glennon and tlie late Lt. Thomas A. Bedford, U.S.N., dear brother of Mrs. Miobnel J.

Cnnrov Hnd the late SUMMER THEATER TRYOUTS FOR TEEN-AGERS SATURDAY Tryouts for John Burroughs School Summer Theater, open to all students aged 15 through 19 years old, will be conducted Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the school, 755 South Price road, Ladue. The group selected will be limited to 25 students, each of whom must have been recommended by his school drama department. The Summer Theatre is part of the school's Arts Campus, which includes sculpture classes for children 8 years of age or older, and adults. The scnool is also conducting a six-week summer academic session from June 20 through July 29, from 9 a.m.

until 1 p.m. daily. A complete range of elementary and secondary school courses will be offered. Additional information can be obtained by calling James V. Alverson, acting director of the summer session, at WY.

3-4040. BUSINESS PERSONAL 28 Nol kern per CONTRACTS William J. Bedford, our dear g. nndi ather. fill her In law, bjothrr-fn-law.

uncle fnd cousin. Funeral June 10, at Seal Bf-acli. Calif. BHKI'VP X1KTAT. WMJ1T sry, 0825 Halls Ferry Til lira Inns O-'ifta to Complete facilities; 250-ton press Brooks St.

Paul the Apostle Church. Interment Calvary. Waternvin Louis Wiaterman, June 7, 1966, our dear friend. Graveside service will be held June 9, II a.m., at Chesett Phel EmeMi Cemetery. with wnislier bed; also 90-, 75-and 40-ton presses and 12-ft.

shear and brake. Call or write for further information, Don C. Hall ATLAS ENAMELING Inc. 2020 N. Broadway, gt.

Louis OU Hulda Maria Nolkpmper fnee Vi'uil). a leep in Jesus, June 6. 106G, dear wife of the lute Otlo Nolkemper. dear mother of Frieda HartinR, f'allas. Jane Massel-diek, Herbert and the late Martin Nidkemper.

our sister-in-law. mother in law, grandmother. gi-fut-Krandmother, aunt and cousin, rs. Nolkemper in state at JOHN STVOAR SON Funeral Home, 5541 RivervleW until IT a.m. June 9.

Services 1 p.m. t'rom St. Matthew Lutheran Church, TheUla and Wren hvh. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery, Patterson June 7, 19tib, beloved husband of Artie Ann (Pat) (nee Caey. dear father of Earl Roy.

Kon.ild. David and the late Robert J. Kinder, dear of Eva the late Joseph Kinder, dear brother of Evelyn Le Roy. Lynn and the late William Kinder, our dear grandfather, father-in-law, son-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Mr.

Kinder in state at MICHAEL FITZGERALD Mortuary, 4 3Ho S. Lindbergh at Gravois, until 10 p.m., June 9. thence to JUEREN-DAY Funeril Home. Carlyle, 111. lor service at 2 p.m., Fri.

Interment Carlyle Cemtery. Mr. Kinder was Mamie Brooks (nee ThoimsV entered into June 7, 19136. beloved wife of. William H.

Brorks, dear mother of Mra. Harold (Lorraine) Slielton. Mrs. Randy (Judith Curd. Elvis, James, Robert and David Bryant, our dear sister, mnther-in-l)i vv.

sister-in-law, grandmother, aunt anJ cousin. Funeral 10 a.m., BTK-DT-'KvVlKPKN Funeral Home, 19Ufi St. Louis Relleinn-tnfne Ometery. Kody will lie in stale after 7 p.m. Wed.

TRAVEL AND TOURS 2 serviceman's right to choose what he wants to read. The weekly in its current issue said Thomas D. Morris, assistant secretary of defense for manpower, wrote that "There is no room on the newsstand for one more publication in Viet Nam, Japan, Okinawa, Guam, Hawaii, the Philippines or Korea. MARINE CALLED TO DUTY CONTINUES FOOD STRIKE TREASURE ISLAND, June 8 (UPI) A 26-year-old Marine Corps reservist, who is protesting against his recall to active duty, went without food yesterday for the seventh day. Phillip B.

Hocking started the a me nine or joacnim uouRe tia. 1(14 A.F.&A.M. Masonic services 8 p.m. Thurs, Bur? 7-'(lO Olive Street rd. BKROKR MEMORIAL service.

Waye Florence Waye, St. Charles, une 7 1 91M daiijihl er of the late William and Emmii Wnye fnee Rabeneck), sister of Raymond D. Mike, and Cora Waye, d4ar aunt and cousin. Funeral service June 9. 2 p.m., ARTHUR C.

BAUK Chapel. 620 Jel rerson St. Charles. Mo. Interment lm-mauuel Lutheran Cemetery.

Wheeler Rose Wheeler. June 8. 1966. beloved wife of the late Harrv Wheeler. Funeral June 9.

1:30 p.m.. from JAY R. SMITH Flint lal Hume. 7456 Manchester hv, Interment Valhalla Bird Klein Burg, June 6, 1 0Grt. wire of the late Arthur H.

Burg, sister ol Mrs. Charles B. Collins. Private services were held 1 DRIVERS WAXLSeCB DRIVE YOUR CAR ANYWlllCllM REASONABLE Op'l'MCKS GA 1-1499 AIITO DHIVEWAT 722 Chestnut CHICSlfO WEEKEND; all expense radio prize price. OL l-t)950.

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mtivE tocalifohnTa Ample lime. PA 2 p.m. LUPTON service, i Koch Marie F. Koch, June 6. 1966, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear sifter of Maytne and Koch and the late Anna-belle Mulvernill, Michael, George and Arthur Koch, dear aunt, great-aunt, si-ster In law and cousin.

Kdith (nee Major at Blooming! on, on June 7. formerly of fvlHS Wells, wife of Chester Patterson, dear mother of Julia L. Glairs, Eva L. Johnston, dear sister, sister-in-law, mpther-in-law, grandmother and great-Hi'f ndmother. Funeral 10 a.m.

from OTTO AND ARGO Funeral Hume. Dan vers, III. Randolph Elizabeth D. Randolph, June 9. 1 96(1.

beloved wife of the late Frank Randolph, mother of Alfred, Robert. Orvllle, Walter, Cullinan 1 Jnhri P. Cullinan. fortified with the Sacraments of Holv Mother Church, June 7, 1966. and South Carolina.

FOPE APPEALS TO UN TO RELIEVE SUFFERING VATICAN CITY, June 8 (AP) Pope Paul VI, saying poverty is an "unbearable evil" for all mankind, appealed to members of the United Nations yesterday (o end the suffering of the needy. His appeal, in a letter to UN Secretary General Thant, was made public by the Vatican in connection with a meeting of the directing council of the UN development program in Milan. "The entire world must take notice," said the Pope, "that poverty is not only an unbearable evil for those who are its beloved son of the late PHtrlcK and Mary A. Cullinan. dearly heioved brother or jjorettrt u.

the hi tt Catherine, Ann, Edward LU Wickey Altlerl J. Cullinan, Mary K. MCDononh and Elizabeth V. Debo. our dear SHARE A RIDE 30 Wickey.

June Clinton, Lloyd (Bud) Randolph. Del phi a Holland, Dorothy Tucker. Burtle Bell. Svlvla Chlsolm uiic'e. jreat-uncip nn cousin 7.

1IIB6. dear friend of Mr. anil iTCDKR WANTED; lady; Ham p. Funeral from SOUTHERN Fu and Mean Bumaszek, dear grandmother, Rreat grandmother, moHier-fn-law and aunt. jv.

viiitiiftci Hint utrfi tun viiiHKe area; itu ranK-uncle. I lin, to 5:00. PL 2-68B5. 11 a.m. at ItllTE" WANTED" to and" from 3'Sxit JOilN L.

ZlrtCKNHEIN N. 20th to 2xx N. Lindbeiah. dav- Mrs. Randolph In state at neral Home, 6322 S.

Grand June 10, 8:30 a.m. to St. Boniface Church. Interment Mt, Olive. Retired member of St.

Louis Metropolitan Police Deot. and Funeral Assn. Police Vet- Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS-ER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Kings-highway, June 10, 8:30 a.m., to Holy Family Church. Interment Resurrection.

In state after 2 p.m. Wed, Lagow Citrria lagow, June T. 1966, wife of the late Edward Irow. mother uf Ward T. and Edward Lntrnw, sister of Mrs, Flora L.

Ellis, grandmother of Lori A nn. Thomu nd ry Sue Lagow, our dear mother-in-lnw. Funeral from KRIECHSAUR-Eil'S SOUTH. 4228 S. Kings-highway.

June 10. 2 P.m. Interment Sunset, in slate 7 p.m. Wed. Levandowski SONS.

7027 Hiavois. ln.ermenl sliill. CA 1-1375 2301 Lara-yetie, until iO p.m. Wed. Fn New Picker.

Member of Riothei'-liood of Knilway Steanislijp SVVAPi ne ra I se vices rom KWKTT eians A.jsoc. and Carpenters Union Local No. 5. Masses ha iijfu, tfnu graue stakes fur excavating; property lines and building Javouts. Call Funeral Home, Kllington, Mo.

Fri. 2 p.m. Rosenthal autr .) p.m.. uw fast June 1 after he was ordered on 12-day active duty for missing monthly reserve drill sessions. Hocking, a teaching assistant at the California College of Fine Arts in Oakland, had unsuccessfully petitioned to be released from the Marines on the ground that he is a conscientious objector.

A spokesman said that despite the strike Hocking was "being treated just like any other Marine." He is doing routine office and barracks work. SUCCESSFUL TEST-FIRING FOR SATURN BOOSTER OwRiN'H, iTf Cabin 'cruiser with let-KS, ittutcit Jode No. Wilson Carl R. WiHoii, antblenlv June 7, tOllfi, beloved hiHbiinil oi Doris A. Wil-Hon (nee Thomas), liejir fa titer oT flonaUl, Jet rev, Jmiih.

Putricia and Donna Wil-aun, (teir son uf iMr. ami Mrs, Hdwni-cl Wilson, of McDowell, Kentucky, son-in-lnw of Mr. and Mrs, Henry iO. Thonms uT Ks-teliin, denr hruther. Iirotli- preierred.

Members or H-tiv Name Society of St. Boniface will meet at Parlors Thurs. 8 p.m. Dndila Frank Dentula June 7, lOOil. dear hus.bnnit of DPiitula (nee O'Brermki), dear father of Frank Chester.

Edmund, Jose- Khlne and Miry Opputula and Irs. Eleanor Podolski, our dear tandem trailer for late model car, trade or awap. HK 2-6472. ADro Ki'jh'AlK WlYkK; for cash or anything of value. Ace Auto RepHlr.

1-144 Clinton, CH 1-39'J4. for link fence or Kv 9-0704. John Levandowski, June 7. I9tttj, fortified with the Sacra-I ments of Holy Mother Church, i victims but should be considered such by all mankind. Man must be given a chance of surviving, but also the means to live as a person capable of creating a familv and offering his children a sufficient education.

Herman Rosenthal, June 7. 19(56. holoveil husband of Adis Rosenthal, dear father of Mrs. Sandra Levy, Donuld, Kenneth and Ohnrlotte Rosenthal, dear hroth-er of Mrs. Ann Stone nntl Morris liolhman.

our dear grandfather, father-in-law, and uncle. Funeral from BEROER Memorial, McPherson at Walton. 1 p.m., to Chesed Sliel Emeth Cemetery. In state Wed. after 12 noon.

LaUNJ)EUE lor or t-twao. oe loved ot Catherine Levandowski (nee Freeman), beloved husband of the late Mary Levandowski mee Gannon), dear brother, father-in-law. grand STRICTER CONTROLS URGED FOR MOBILE HOME PARKS Stricter county controls and Improved standards for mobile home parks in St. Charles county were urged last night by a study committee headed by Associate Judge Victor Boschert of the St. Charles county court.

The seven member group voted unanimously to recommend the zoning changes. They will be submitted next Wednesday to the county Planning and Zoning Commission. A public hearing will be necessary before adoption. The recommendations would prohibit trailer courts in areas subject to flooding, reduce from 12 to eight the number of lots allowed per acre, required detailed engineering reports on proposed water and sewer facilities and require at last two parking spaces for each trailer unit and enlarged playground space. The' recommendations would apply only to new applications for permits.

RUSSIA ORBITS COSMOS 120 MOSCOW, June 8 (UPI) Russia launched another unmanned experimental earth satellite in Its Cosmos series yesterday, Tass news agency announced today. The new satellite is Cosmos 120. It was unusual that Tass did rot announce the launching the tame day it happened. No reason was given for the delay. MoBTLPiliome, 55x10, with 13 aeiea, well or GA l-r)7o2.

PACKARD SlOTOlV. 'o7. 8. frW fish aauariiim. 30 'VfA ei-in-jaw, uncie and nephew.

Funeral June 10, 2 p.m. rom BA CM A NN BROS. Colonial Chapel. 2504 Woodson Overland. Interment Laurel Hill.

Woodland Wlllium Austin Woodland. Bt. father, great-grandfather and uncle. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR LL. ULI P(IUV cinv6rtille, clean.

ft RUN Funeral Home. 5.4i Riverview June 10. LAKK Vagon; for what have Claire, June 7, ViU? KV 9-42'M 8:15 a.m., to St. Stanislaus Church. Interment Calvary SW.in t'nr trulr 1J.

Beloved Husband of the 1 LAKK 'Sf) Wa: father of Marie La Role, Elizabeth King, Katherine Burke, Dorothy Burke and John, Harold and the late Edward Levandowski, dear father-in-law, grand father, greot-grandtather. brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from HOFFM EISTER Chapel, 7814 S. Broadway. 9:30 a.m..

St. Boniface Church. Requiem Maaa 10 a.m. Interment Mt. Olive.

Lindy Fred L. Llndv. June ft iiron p-irts. f.y late Mary Myrtle Woodland fnee Waieonen, dear father of Delia emeiery. Fitzgerald Jrma J.

Fltzererald fnee Zim SPECIAL SERVICES TRADES 38 KILL and Fe.su complete janitor service; 24 hr. service, top information call Mr. Kobertson. 3008 Pgrk. IO men, June 6, 1966, beloved wife of the late John Henry Fitzgerald, dear mother AIR CONDITIONING 19M.

beloved' husband of Elsie Lindy. dear father of Fred A WO condiliune Installed hent liricej. Arch Hnntlnir Hfyjd oi urvine and Kiciiarri Fitzgerald Hnd Patricia Gelmcr, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin Funtprai from WACKER-HEL-DERLE Chanel, Gravois, June 10. Tim lnttr. fn.

umiy Patricia Beck with, and Bonnie Morton, dear brother, brother-in-law, fatlier- ln-iuw, grandfather and unc e. Jun i'ata. Ml ST 1-2683. ASH HAUjJNG 41 ASHPIT, old sheds wrecRed, taa-ments oleaned; prompt service. TH()MAS 4-'3 Page JE 5-0327 ALL KltfbS haulilik oromDL rpa- Osburn ant I LsiIHan B.

Steckpr, St. Clair. Alo and Charles William Woodland, Sunset Mills, dear brottier of Grnre Whit-worth and Ada Ptirtdey, tlear Grand father, preat -Brand fa tner. f. 'i their-in-law, brother-in-law ami unele, Funeral June 10, 2 p.m.

fDSTt, at CASEY-LENOX Chape St. Clair, Mo. Interment ML Olive Cemetery. Ziegler Goddie P. Zisgler 'nee Carter).

June 7, 196B. beloved wife of Charle.f M. Ziegler, deer mother of onroe. Km Surface, Leon. Clifford, Helen Riiv-enscraft; Florence Martin, Carol Finoch.

Larry, Richard, Charles Jean Slsup, Gordon, Karen Terry and the Jate Ronnie Ziegler, daugnter of Ida Hassfutlier, Service 1 p.m., June LIBERAL STAGE DIRECTOR IN RUSSIA FACES OUSTER MOSCOW, June 8 (AP)-An official commission has called for dismissal of a top Soviet theatrical director whose satire theater has put on liberal and controversial works. He is Valentin Plu-chek. This was the latest development indicating a tightening of controls an Soviet culture. So-vietskaya Culture, publication of the Ministry of Culture, said a commission of the Cultural Workers Trade Union found a "serious failure of ideological work among the actors" at Plu-chek'i theater. TO PLACE A WANT AD CALL.

MAin 1-6666 CHARGE IT St Louis Post-Dispatch HUNTSVILLE, June 8 (UPI) The flight stage of the Saturn moon rocket booster was successfully test-fired yesterday after a faulty fuel vent valve had caused a delay. Officials at the Marshall Space Flight Center, who had stopped the countdown at eight seconds to ignition when the defect was discovered, hailed the test as a success. The booster's five F-l engines developed a thrust of 7,500,000 pounds in the 125-second test, longest in the current series. Earlier this year a booster was successfully tested for 40 sunahle. Will, 3S23 CooH.

JE 3-1S54 hauliwu, tiAMMi at anytime. Miller. 3SSS Delmar. FR 1-1966. irom A Kill UK J.

DONNELLY Parlors, 3840 Lindell bl. Interment National Cemetery. Mr. Lindy was a member of Pyramid Lodge No. 180, A.F.&A.M.

and D.A.V. Chapter No. 1. D.A.V. services 8 p.m.

Wed. In state 1 p.m. Wed. Masonic services 1 p.m., June 9. BRICKLAYING.

Tuckpointing 43 LU CO terment Resurrection Cemetery. Fuhrhop Walter H. Fuhihop. 9970 Bap-. tist Church asleco in Jenus June 5, 1966, 9:25 p.m., beloved husband of Dorothy Fuhrhop (nee Detjen).

dear father of Ralph Wade Fuhrhop and Susan Rae Fuhrhop, dear brother of Ray W. and Raloh D. Fuhrhop, our dear brother-in-law, nephew and cousin. Private services were neld Wed. morning, with Interment in Lake Charlps Cemetery.

Family prefers memorial contributions to Lutheran Churdh of the CHIMNEYS REPAIRED REBUILT AND WATERPROOFED CALL ART ANYTIME MO 4-5034 3809 California in-law, grandmother and aunt, brick CHIMNEY repairs; Don 3650 Oakrlfllft TrVn-TI'-d Follow the "Swap" Column-Classification 31 In Post-Dispatch Want Jdi Funeral June 10, 10:30 H.m. from BATJMANN BROS. Colonial Chapel, 2504 Woodson Overland. Interment Alt. Hope Cemetery.

repairs: No too small: reasonable. Carl, 2003 Sidney, MO 4-8200..