St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 29

Ji, DEATHS 14 DEATHS FRATERNAL NOTICES 11 Monday. )l NK 7, 1 ct i nine DiicT.nicDATru DEATH i Smovich Maliioux William Rilll Sinovlch NOTICES MASONIC Juns. 5, 1965, beloved hus-1 band of Mary Hlnovjch (ties, AT Cetma), beloved lather of Wil-I Dam Mathew. Wood- BA8Hr7T tricolor, 10 foW7rir -ring, Carl, Jeanette i Doll) male, choke chain, chltd'r Hforako, dear hroiner or joe cuiuy litncnei.T-Mdaun Smovirh of Los Anyeles, wrd. TA A.K.&A.M.

stated communication p.m. OFFICIAL VISITATION OF M. W. BKOTHEK riKDHO-B F. MOHKI80N RKUNir business.

Viltori invited. Ziener, W.M. i (Kitsch William B. Groetsoh, fortified wl th the fts nun? la of Holy Mother Church, June 5, iOHS, beloved husband of Marguerite 1 nee tier i da brother of Helen I Rue and the late Mareare.t Melli, Martha Diei-ks. Kllzaheth Oerde.a, Arthur and Ttwwlor Groetsch, our itir brother-in-law, uncle.

great-uncle. gretX great uncle and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home. 6322 8. Grand.

June 9. 8:30 a.m., to Our Ijidy of Sorrows Churcv Interment Ressu reel ion. Member of Veteran DruKtrists and the Mo. Pharmaceutic! Assn. and Ank.

dear lather-in-law and grandiath-r. Funeral from KRIECSHAUR-ER'S SOUTH, 8. Kings- highway. Juns 8, BKAGLK: male, Dladt and" white; chain collar; Wet Alton area; reward. MI 5-99o6.

BLACK poodle, name Bam. Wm-O. Miiler Farm. tVdartiilL M-. INJUNCTION AGAINST MERGER VOTE DENIED PHILADELPHIA, June 7 (AP) Judge Thomas J.

Clary in United States District Court denied a request today for an injunction that would have blocked the merger of the Baldwin-Lima Hamilton Corp. and Armour Co. Clary refused to bar a special meeting of Baldwin stockholders scheduled for Thursday to act on the proposed merger. T. M.

Evans of Connecticut, who 14 vO vO A i HS a.m., to ivfiurcn or ins saag- r.W;ir uur. dalen. Masses preferred. iJt ftfHJ- rnig keB. Cnt reward.

CE 1 -H 4 Manning H. Mallloux. 1R23 WeltHton, June 6. 1U65, beloved son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Henry MbIHoux, dear brother of Mrs, Anthony LeClaire and Mrs. Tobias (Alhertinet iBoarhert. dpar brother-in-law. uncle and cousin. Fiftieral June 8, 8:30 a.m.

from DALLMKYKR Funeral Home, 800 N. Second. St. Charles, to St. Francis Church.

PurUge de Sioux. Mo. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Interment church cemetery, Matthews Elward Matthews. June 6, 1965, beloved husband of Agatha Matthews nee Mulacii dear father of Lorraine Swartz.

Mary Margaret alien. Jean ftieifen. Shirley Ann Utah, Edward, Fred and Ted Matthews, dear father-in-law. grandfather, brttther, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Services Wed.

2 p.m. st JOIiN L. ZIKGKNHKiN A SONS, 7027 Gravois. Imcrment Sunset. In state after 6 p.m.

Mon. Michelson Nathan Michelson, June 1965, beloved huHbwnd of Renin Mi Irving G. Soil. June 3. 1965.

pi. and Juniata; i'vaud's pet: r-- beluvtd husband of Dorothy wdrd. PR 2-6331. jnen )ll, dewr father of BoMTTJN BO IX'. white vldntt' Marsha Gnie.

Linda Joy and' Elm and Big Bend; no collar rse Altnoff Chris Althoff, Ferguson, June 6, husband of the late Katharine Rem AilliofL (Wr father of Edna (Jarlnon and the late Ruth Althoff. (Wr fathet -in-law of Reynold L. Carlson, dear brother, brother-in law, uncle, great uncle, cousin and friend. Funeral from WHITE-MUL-LEN Chapel. 118 N.

Klorimant, FerRuson. Wd June 9. 1:30 m. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. Hampel Anthony fTony) Hampel, fortified with the Sacraments of Holv Mother Church.

June Sirah arnl the late Max Saldof- TRUTrJAnTTA white male. Harold" ur. artfi. rewaru. 1A 8-7H96.

COLLIE; SHEPHERD; male 'xSTiV coa. white, brown ears and 4. 196.1, beloved husband of Katherin impel, dear father of Edward Hampel and Milton R. Taylor, dear brother of Marie Molter, Anna Schmidt, Cecelia Dallas, Veronica Lee. Bernice cial marking; lost 3 weeics.

vicinity Dale av. and Hanley Rlt-n-" mond Heifthts; reward. Call be-" tween 7 8:15 a.m. or alter ia sky, dear brother of Mrs. Jetn-nette Zetcher, Mortrn H.

SoU snd the kite Bernard Saldofsky, di-ar son-in-law. brother-ln-Uw, uncle and nepnew. Funeral from BERGER Memorial, McPuereon at Walton. 11 :30 a.m.. to United Hetrew Temple Cemetery, in state alter 10:30 a.m.

Mr. S'iM was a member of Ben Franklin Lodge No. 642, Biondo Mever and tl late Aznes Dono rn Lee I7 7 69 2 COLLIE hevuerd; female; fox van and Margaret Hampel, our desir father-in-law. grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew Dominick Biondn, June 5, 19H5, dear husband of Rose Biondo, detir father of Andrew and Joe Biondo and Francwi area, wone up uill wntte cnest, Ipulhdf r-rxWar atta nn DD 1 viciruiy at. Ann; answers to rillr chelson, dear lather of Jerome Funeral from TKD FENPLKR Funeral Home.

7420 Michigan at Knln Tues June 8. 8:45 Sommerfield ruA. i rnitin, male, Charles Rommerftelrl, forti Rock Hill. Mo. WO l.fi'Tsff fied with the Sacraments of a.m..

to St. Bernadette's Church for Renulem Mass 9:30. Interment National Cemetery. Retired mmhr r.f TMITUIri UnlOn LO- Holy Motlier Church, Jun 19 moTlr rwL PO.832T Business News Finance Industry Spending Plans Revised Upward ft 1BWI, tirw York Tlm 1SW Swlc WASHINGTON, June 7 Businessmen have revised upward, but only slightly, their capital spending plans for the rest of this year. The Department of Commerce and the Securities and Exchange Commission reported that businesses of all kinds now expect to spend a total of 50.4 billion dollars for new plant and equipment this year, an increase of I2lj per cent over last year.

An earlier Government survey made in February the new one was done in April put the increase at 12 per cent. Some private studies have forecast Increases of as much as 14 per cent. The slight upward revision of capital investment plans, as revealed in the Commerce Department-SEC study, is all in the second half of the year. Capital spending in the first half was expected to be almost exactly the amount predicted in February, although actual outlays in the first quarter were a little higher than predicted and the new second quarter forecast a little lower than the February prediction. The new survey indicates capital spending will rise each quarter throughout this year.

The trend of seasonally adjusted annual rates, by quarters, is as follows: First quarter, actual spending, 49 billion dollars; second quarter forecast, 49.6 billions; third quarter forecast, 50.8 billions; fourth quarter forecast, 52.1 billions. Manufacturers now expect to spend billion dollars this year on new plant and equipment, an increase of 17 per cent over the 1964 total, the survey found. The increase iii outlays will be greater among nondurable goods producers than among durable goods manufacturers, although nondurables producers expect their outlays to level off after the third quarter while durables producers expect theirs to continue to rise throughout the year. Bank Charier Application Denied A charter application for a national bank in Richmond Heights was denied by the Comptroller of the Currency, the Post-Dispatch learned today. The application was filed March 1 for bank to be located HiiWard, dear brother of Ann Lochrieo, dear brother In law, I uncle and cousin.

Funeral from KRIEttSHAUS-ER'S SOUTH. 4T2-H S. KlnKA-hiKhway. June 9 at 8:15 a.m. to Our Iady of Providence Church.

Intermertt Calvary. A memiver of Societa Santa Fara Mazzara Del Vailo. In state alter 2 p.m. Mon. i Jerryj Mionewfon, i a brother of Lawrence and Fred Michelson, our dear grandfather, father-in-law.

and uncle. Private graveside services at Mt. Sinai Cemetery. Tues. In H-su of flowers contributions, your cholcs.

RJNDSKOPF cal 600 and past commander of tn i of Judith Schulte), dear father PODLE. Tuy French white'. KranK Moenienoerg row juj Guard of Honor service Mon. 8 p.m. service.

male, wearing lavender collar, Bondi Hftmnelmann r- flrtrurle Cook Bondi, June Moore Maude L. Moore. June 5, JUtiS, dear sister of Mary Mxre. Clura Johnoff and Walker Mtiore, our dear sister-in-law Dieterich and Ko()ert Horn-merfield, dear brother of Clara Thomas, Amelia Herman. Genevieve Laumand and leroy Sommerfield.

our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral June 9. 8:30 a.m. from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester to Immaculate Conception aw ere to "Frenehie," 8outhwuu4-r-and Skiner: liberal reward.

weekends or alter 4 p.m. daily. PODDLE; 2-tone miniatura brown" purple collar; PaKeiale; name 6. lfifta, beloved wife of the late Otto H. tiempiemann, Westway June 5, 19bo.

h.i..vMi husband of Clara Hemp- and aunt. Mdward J. dar mother of Mildred Bondi Steinberg and Jaroh Steinberg, our dear aunt. Graveskl service Mount Sinai Cemetery, June 8, 2 p.m. elmann, dear father of Burton Hempelmann.

dear grandfather of Cheryl and Sandra riAJDLliy large white male. Fron-' 1 area reward lA i so Funeral from KUTtS Funeral Home. 290ft drawn, June 8 1:30 p.m. Interment Laurel 'lurch. Mar-hall and Midler avs.

Interment Resurrection Ceme Hempelmann. dear rauier-m-luiv brother and brother-in-law Bothmann tery. Funeral from HOFKMKI8TKR Sophir FOODLK, Toy, tiny, black." collar," n-warj. KV 1-6277. He 1 1 AuJ miniature' sTfve male, cu.id'i pet, VI 3-50M.

SiAMl-ist: CAT, near 7M -moor Ciayton. no collar, swers to Alexander, reward. FA GA 1-0939. SMALL, IikiK brown case contaia- claims he owns Baldwin stock worth more than $2,000,000 sought the injunction. Evans in his legal action said plans for the merger were di-vised secretly by some men serving as directors of both firms.

Clary said his reasons for denying the request for an injunction would be disclosed within a day or so, when the opinion is filed. Baldwin is a Philadelphia-based equipment manufacturer. Armour is the nation's second largest meat packer. STOCKHOLDERS APPROVE SALE OF FIRM'S STOCK COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 7 (AP) Shareholders of North American Equitable Life Assurance Co. have approved sale of 400,000 shares of the firm's capital stock.

James A. Lantz, president of the Columbus-based firm, said stockholders approved the sale on or before Judy 1 of 100,000 shares to Consumers Financial Minneapolis, for Under terms of the sale. Consumers Financial will place in excess of $25,000,000 of new life insurance with North American Colonial Mortu-iry, t4t4 cnip-pewa. 1:30 p.m. to Sunset Burial Park.

Memiier of America Lodge No. -'(47 A.F.4A Scottish Rite and Redeemer EAR Church. I.OU1S Sophir. June 19(15 beloved hu.hand of the late Bessie Sophir, de father of Mrs. Ida Kolker, beloved brother of Mrs.

Eva Albertstein. our dear grandfather, great-grandfather, and father-in-law. Graveside service. Chewed She) Emeth Cemeterv. 2:30 p.m.

RINDSKOPF Hess Rev. Edward Bothnruinn. midden ly June ft. he-loved hushand of the late Anna Bothmann nee dear father of Ann Hrtin.swnrth, Lucille Scheffler, Loretta Becker of San Antmiio, Texas, Havid and the tale Rdwnrd Bothmann, our dear rmnher, prand lather, grew.t-srrandfather, brother-in-law, father in law, and uncle. Funeral from WACKF.R-HEL-DKULtt Chanel, 3634 Gra vnis, June 9, 1 p.m., to Hill-west Abbey.

ing Keystone Lubricating Co, reward. VE 2-48i a let p.m sOnglassesT Demorlntion Spindler hMy Birther-UiMon; reward, TAN "c6Tnpui fie. vfcinitv of Glwit Drugs, on GravoiH reward for ke vs and Watr i Bowe Lillian T. Heas fnee Detbeh fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. June 6.

19f5. beloved wile of the late William V. Hess, dear mother of Lt. William M. Clifford of the St.

Louis Metropolitan Police Shirley Fischer, Viola Pillmann. Patsy Russell and Thereaa Robinson, dear niece of Stella Fowler, our dear grandmother, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from SUEPMKYER Chapel, 3934 N. Twentieth, June 9, 9:30 a.m.. to Holy Trinity Church.

Interment Calvary. In chapel 2 pm, Mon. Walter W. Spindler. 124 Vincent, Lmay, June 5, 1965, fortified with the Siioraments of Holv Mother Church, beloved husband of Irma Spindler (nee Hill dear father of Julia Ann Hunt, Janet Craig, Walter.

Ray snd Linda Spindler, dear father- ToV Pekinese puppy; vicinTfy'" Klisworth McKniKht rd. An-swers to reward. WV -lOLIO. WY 3-9423. Hill Gardens.

Noser Llllt-in M. Noser (nee Whedorr) fortiiied with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. June 5. 19H5. beloved wife of the late Ja wrence Nost, dear mother of Lawrence H.

R'chflru, Kenneth nnd Jav Noser, sister of Leota der grand motlier. mother-in-law sWer-tn-law and aunt. Funeral June 9. 8:30 a.m. from HUCHHOLZ Mortuary, 5967 West.

Florissant to St. Louise de Marl Mac Church. Lalite and Wilborn. Interment Ofilvary. Oldani Paul J.

Oldani, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mot tier Church, June 7. 1965, dear son of the hits Louis and Maria Oldani. dear stejwon of Otovanina Oldani. dear brother of Louis. Mike, Mary.

Gus and Charles ddanl, awl Rose Mus-graves. brother-in-law, uncle. gTeat uncle ami oou.tin. Funeral from CaJcaterra Funeral Home, 5140 Daggett 8:30 a.m. to St.

Ambrose Church. Interment SS. Peter and Paul. preferred. Olstad Zeima M.

Olstad. 145 S. Sap-pington June 5. 1965, dear uit nf tlie Intft Edwin OUUil. Churlottft Bowe fnee Muehle-mann), June 4, beloved wife of the late Michael J.

Bowe. mother of the late Michael Bowe, Mrs. Kdna Mnclia. I a rem.e Bn we i. Mil fired iM STRAY CAT WiU gentleman from Sti Lows in-law, grandfather, Drotner, broiiier-ln-law.

Uncle and cousin. Mektfijor, Mrs. T.aVerne Politte CO Hindersmann ana waiter L. Howe, mother-in-law, Hter-in-lnw, grandmother, Kret -grandmother, great-great-grandmotber, aunt and great-aunt, (n her 87th year. 8:30 a.m..

1o St. An-i-JLJ fr drew'. Church lor Rtqulem Miug' lnurmtnt Mt. Olive. I DETECTIVES It Member of St.

Andrew Hov CoTTnTT Nam. and Team.ten i if 1" Funeral 2 p.m.. from in Kin. uroter unit. wui.

riH" 610. KroMr Unit. Locdi No. vv i Mortuary, Gravoii. Interment Park Liwn Cemirv cunsuitanon.

7M3 Natural Briilm KV 9-5454. TE 7-82M Membet of the Woodmen of the Herman Hindersmann. St. Charles. June 6, 1965, beloved husband of Kath-erlne Hindersmann I nee Meier), dear father of Mrs.

Clarence Corrigan. Mrs. Vance Spreckel-meyer, Miss Clara Hindersmann, Mrs Henry J. Rau. Mrs.

J. Robert Meyer and Mrs. Earl Doerrie, dear grandfather and creat-Erand father. Stein worm and Lyon council No. 2 Marie Antoinetta 'Nana teln.

-Lsaugmers oi America. rJJSLJCJNOTiCES Braucksieker Equitable the coming year through its mutual fund and in On June 1, Bi-State inc Service June 9. 2:30 -uu, wuiui.iiut, Wllbert H. Braucksieker 'Bill), Hazelwood, formerly of Florissant. June 19K-S mother of Oarl and Edwin Olstad.

mother-in-law of Dorti Bt. Peter.burK. formerly of St. Uiu s. June wife of th late CtiareH P.

Stein, mother of Marie Ooff. Ned and Happy Stein, grandmother, -great-grandmother, motlier-in-law. slater. a.ster-m-lHW, aunt, and cousin. Funeral from 80UTHKP.N Funeral Home, 8.

Grand, June 8 1:30 p.m. Interment Resurrection. surance agency organization. Consumers Financial also will p.m., at ARTHUR C. BAU Chapel.

820 Jefferson st. Interment St. John Cemetery. Jacobi Rev. Joseoh W.

JacoM. C.R., beloved husband of Velma Albert Braucksieker. dear father of Lee Ann Hamilton. and LeRoy Brauckaiekvr. win Af car Funeral 2 p.m.

from the WASHBURN McCREAVY Fn rat aoel 40-5 Central uered lor iiling tne tederal' Lommunicatioru Commiwlon, application lor a Conttiuccwn per. nut lor a new radio broadcasting! station In St. Louja, to operate uiii time on Kc with power 5 KW. Bi-HUtt Kadio, pro-" poses a ciaaa tatwn wjttt traruimltter site at the east end ul Doddndne Street, St. Loui.

SCIUrt. With SlUrllA lrwntu.n Ia Braurksieker. dear brother of Minneapolis, Minn. BOPP juaen riutzky. and Lilly HouJi buy an additional 100,000 shares prior to July 1, 1966, and have an option to buy another 200,000 shares on July 1, 1967.

The stock will be sold for $10 per Stofiel uervic. Ortbals Marraret A. Ortbals fnee Hels- Mary Stofiel, 1300 8. Twelfth June 6, fortified with determined. The atatlon propoeej ler), June 5.

1965, dear mother of Elizabeth Lemma n. the sacraments or noiy wotner r'- i wium wut Emma Werner, Sara Birne, Lucy Lemen, Paulina and Louis 1111, nenry raucKeKer and the late Anita Budo. dear grandfather, brother-in-law, unclt and cousin. Mr. Brauokiker at WHTTK- 1MI ri Mortua ry, 118 N.

Florrtssant. Fertcvwon. Funeral services June 9. 10:30 a.m. from Florissant Presbyterian Church.

BHO Charbonier Florlfwint. Interment Laurel Hill Gardens. The family prefer gifts to the memorial fund of the Floriiwont Presbyterian Church In parlor after 2 p.m. Mon. OrtDais.

Funeral from WKICK BROS. Funeral Home. 2201 8. Grand, June 8. 8:30 a.m..

to share. STOCKHOLDERS APPROVE MERGER OF RISK FIRMS Special to the Pnst-Di switch Church, beloved wife of the late Ralph Stnfiel, dear mother of Rooert, Benjamin and Ira Stofiel, Irene Aneelmo. Betty Mor-rny and Gladys Zine, our dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral from MCLAUGHLINS, 2301 Lafayette. 8:30 a.m..

to St. Vincent's Church. Ninth and Park, for 9 a.m. Alain. Interment St.

Mat titews Cemetery. St. Margaret of Scotland other a height of 398 feet. The names of the persona ownmg--' 10 or more of the capital of Bl-Slate Radio. and IU officer, and director, are: 1' Gllhert L.

Newsome. Pres. Eiward B. Newsome. V.P.

William E. Gailanher. V.P. -Peter O. Fons.

Sec. William J. Becker, Treat, William James Georjie W. S. Way, Jr.

John Lyona Oeo.jje Sf-r Oburch. Interment Resurrection. Overall Brunner Clemence darneau Overall. June 7 lOft. wn of the late Sidney See Kaintz.

Carlson THml fnee Mar-henO. YiVyl, See Althoff. JEFFERSON CITY, June 7 Shareholders of Frontier Life Insurance here and Tower National Life Insurance Springfield, voted to merge the companies, William Cohen fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, June 6. 1965, Congregation of the Resurrection, Fattier, Brothers and Seminarians. Father Jaoobl in state at St.

John's Seminary, 36H9 W. Pins, Mon. from 4 p.m. until 10 p.m., then to New Albany, for Mass and burfa.1. JOHN STY GAP.

ft SON Service. Jacobson Florence R. Jacobson, B514 Per-hin-g. June 4, lt65. dear sister of Albert Jacobson, sister-in-law of Velma Jacotwion.

ant of Mar-orfe EhnMiberg of North Holly-wo'Hl. Calif. Private services were held. Mayer Service. Johnson Nick Johnson, formerly of St.

Louis, passed away June 4, 1965. Funerai services will be at HANSON Funeral home. 722 Lsila.yette Racine Wisconsin, 1:30 p.m., June 8. Jost Melvin H. Jost, 2114 Sidney, Sat.

June 5. 1 965, beloved husband of Lorraine F. Jost (nee Trenale), dear father of William Doris B. Maibes, Carol Robert H. and Melvin C.

Jost, dear father-in-law, grandfather, dear brother of Alaxie Boyts, Jane Fitzgerald and Jean Stocke, dear brother-in-law. uncle and cousin. Funeral from WINGBER-MUKHLB Funeral Home. 3819 8 Grand June 8, 1 :30 p.m. interment VaUialla Cemetery.

Katntz rhrt Kftints. fortified with the 19S. beloved wife of Jo-eih t'Pf, Te.pel. dear mother of Mm. p- Stemhirker Roland Paine and Bernard Jr- Teii.el.

dear Msler, suter-in-law. MHured I ba.ieayne mother In law grandmother, 1 of application la cousin audi'1" inspection at 'ofllre Vl lam K. I Uzhr E. Robinson, president of Frorv tier, announced. Funeral from KRIECSHAT'S- istered aRent of Bi-State Ran.

F.R'S WKST. Olive bL.ilnc. 77.10 1-orsyth Flora Co-hen. June ft beloved mother of Mis K.uelle Steinhach of Baltimore, dear aiMer of Jean and Ted Flax, dear grandmother of Irfnirence Steinhach. our dear sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral from BER.GER Memorial McPherson at Walton. 1 p.m., to Beth Hamed-roh Hajrorioi Cemetery. In state Tues. after 12 noon. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the St.

Lout Cancer Society. June 8. a to Clayton, Mmouri TL'BLlrTNnT The new company, which will be named Frontier-Tower Life Insurance with headquar On June 1. ldtii. Victor an application with the FCC fur a construction Dermlt for a ne.u" ters here, will have about $100, Mary Queen of Peace Church.

Interment Portage de Sioux Cemetery. Member of Catholic Women's League of Mary Queen of Peace. Thallnger E. Oscar Thallnger. June a.ft III lt.nH.rH krnaitart mt a tion to operate on the frequency 000,000 insurance in force and annual premium income of limited time, at St.

Louix Vn; Creely b. itjn about $2,000,000. nVltrVcer brother I Tranamltw site on Arsenal Rollins Overall, mother of James Garneau Overall and Capt. Sidney Rollins Overall. USN.

dear sister of Frances Garneau Bates. Time and place of service later. Paczkouski Robert J. PacJkowski. Sat-.

June 5. 1965. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear wn of Charlotte and the late Rooert Paczkowski, dear brother of Mrs. Charhrtte Iiolan, Rrta. Mrs.

Marie Krehs. Mrs. Pat Saiior, Mrs, Theresa TCrause. James and Thomas Pa-cikowekl, dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from the NORTHLAND Mortuary, 7239 W.

Florissant. June 9. 8:15 a.m. to Corpus Chnstt Church. Mass 9 a.m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Pacztoowski was a member of BiU Posters and Billers Local No. 6. Visitation after 3 p.m.

Mon. Payne Edward T. Payne No, 27 La due June 6, 1965. husband of Jacquelyn Payne, father of Evelyn Elizabeth and Cvnthia Krey Payne, brother of Mrs. Thomas R.

Collins son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Payne. Service at LUPTON Chapel.

7233 Delmar 11:30 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made In r. Pavne's memory to St. Louis Children's Hospital.

Friends may coll at chapel after noon on Mon. Pisano Elizabeth Pisano. June S. 1965. fortified with the Sacra Robinson will be president of ifBii Krna Filbert "of Kirk- wood, grandlather of Ernest J.

S'JJi a Thalingar. uncle of Mrs. George Vl1' K.evi. Te 0 nm ground. The Of floeri, dlrectora and ALEXANDER 4 S0NSP TOWN of the M.pUc.anU.

at 7910 Dayton road. The preferred name of the bank was First National Bank of Richmond Heights. Proposed total capital and surplus was $1,000,000. Prior to the denial, officers of the four banks in Clayton and Brentwood expressed opposition to the charter in a conference with officials of the Comptroller of the Currency. Savings Cain Rate Slows pedal to the Poet-Dispatch CHICAGO, June 7-Savings in the nation's savings and loan associations in April increased $5,000,000, compared with an increase of $317,000,000 in April last year, the United States Savings and Loan League reported today.

The report attributed the contraction in savings to withdrawals made to meet federal income tax payments. Savings received in April were $3,209,000,000, and withdrawals totaled $3,204,000,000. Mortgage loans made in April totaled $2,140,000,000, compared with $2,081,000,000 a year earlier. In the first four months of this year, savings increased down from the increase of $2,635,000,000 in the comparable period last year. In the 1965 period, savings received totaled $13,479,000,000 and withdrawals amounted to $11,601,000,000.

Mortgage loans made in the 1965 period amounted to compared with $7,580,000,000 in the corresponding months in 1964. Local Notes MISSISSIPPI RIVER TRANSMISSION CORP. elected John F. Brown as assistant vice president and James H. Wuller as assistant secretary.

Brown was assistant treasurer of the company and its parent firm Mississippi River Corp. Wuller is also assistant general attorney for Mississippi River Transmission. SALES of Pontiacs and Tempests in May in the St. Louis area totaled 2437 units, an increase of 25.7 per cent over the sales of 1939 units in May last year. YOR K-McCU RR EN, St.

Charles, has been franchised as a distributor for Maytag commercial laundry appliances. OZARK AIR LINES carried a record 103,391 passengers in May, an increase of 28.4 per cent over the total in May last year. HERMAN L. KRIEGSHAUSER, secretary of Kriegshauser Mortuaries, 4228 South Kingshighway, has been elected treasurer of the Missouri Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association. HAROLD H.

FLOWERS who was a salesman for Morgan-Wightmsn 9910 Page avenue, Overland, has been appointed district sales manager here for Coppes, Nappanee, Ind. BURGER CHEF SYSTEMS, 8056 Litzinger road. Brentwood, has opened a restaurant at 8566 Watson road, Webster Groves. TRUCK TONNAGE handled at terminals in the St. Louis metropolitan area in the week ended May 29 was 2.6 per cent higher than that in the preceding week and 8.5 per cent higher than that in the comparable week last year, the American Trucking Associations, reported.

Truck tonnage handled at terminals in 34 metropolitan areas in the nation, as reported last week, was 1.9 per cent higher than that in the preceding week and 13 per cent over that in the corresponding period last year, DONALD H. SCHNURE has been named division manager of the Prudential Insurance Company's Mound City agency, 8000 Bonhomme avenue, Clayton. He was regional manager here for Pyramid Life Insurance Kansas City, Mo. THE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT reported John FaWck Tractor Co. produced $112,472 of materials for the Tarapur Nuclear Power project in India.

Monsanto Co. and Airfherm Manufacturing Co. filled orders for Taiwan for $10,482 of high pressure polyethylene and $7250 for dust collector parts and components. Walsh Refratories Corp. furnished a South Viet Nam firm with products valued at $7069.

DUNCAN DORRIS, treasurer of the Dorris 750 North Skinker boulevard, has been elected senior vice president of the American Gear Manufacturers Association. RAY KOLKMEIER has been appointed district sales manager here for Standard Fruit and Steamship New Orleans, La. He was assistant district sales manager for 'the company in Indianapolis, Ind. Chapel, uelmar. to our i 'Robert BaM.

D.D.8.. the merged firms. HOLLAND TO SPEAK TO INTERNAL AUDITORS Joseph F. Holland, special as Pefieemer Cemetery. Family suirgefts memorial be marie to Uie Heart Assoc.

of St. Louis. a crament a of Hoi Mother Jneeph FT. Creeiy, It Duchesne Florissant, Mon. June 7, 1 965, beloved husband of Ma Creetey, dear father of Joaeph A.

Vertvon Robert R. ami William G. Creely. Rose Marie Bail-worth and Evelyn Ann Buckner, dear stepfather of Sister Clajk C.PP.S., dear brother of Louis F. Crwly, dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin.

Funeral from The FLORISSANT Mortuary, 315 St. Francois June 10. 8:43 a.m. to Sacred Heart Church. Interment St.

Ferdinand Cemetery. In state after 12 noon Tues. nticjf Den, u.u.B-, ennei4 D.I.S.. Clifton Gates, 8idney mer Smith M.D.. JAmes Panajn.

Torm.no Church, Jufte 4, 195. b-loved husband of Mathilda Iaintz (nee Pehr), dear father of Hilda Brunner, Robert F. if flint r. F.Ijhi K. Vausrhn of Carl L.

Porter. Eugene K. Neaiev, phillipe LeZontier. The applicant requests both permanent authori-' ration for a stand a. rd broadmst sistant to the publisher of the St.

Louis Post-Dispatch, will be Croce (Cfirlst) Tormlno, fortified with the Sacramenu of Holy Mother, Church. June 4, 1963, near hufband of Roe Tor-mino (nee dear father of Mrs. Lena Woods, Mrs. Kose Brown, Carl. Mickey, Mrs.

Twin Falls. Idaho and wilbert C. Kaintx of Creve Coeur, our dear father-in-law and station, and an Interim sutharisiiM tion for construction and operatien' of a station pending hearmx pro--ceedlnga before the Commission crnndfather. the speaker at a luncheon meeting at the international confer eiect a surcessor to the former Funeml June 8:30 a.m. from the RUCHHOLZ Mor.

cei.s?e of Station KWK. Lauren A. Pearl Rvan, JoneTh and Mary Cunningham ence of the Institute of Internal Ann Tormmo. der brother ofiColby, for applicant. tuary.

5967 W. Florissant, to N.W.. Wash. D.C. Mrs.

Pearl Randarzo. Frank Ht. tngeinert unurcn. rtnrevi Auditors, June 15 at the Chase- and Carter avs. interment cal Park Plaza Hotel.

vary. Mr. Kaints, was a memher nf the German-Austrian Benevo Roy H. Cunningham 12243 Pie Bend June 5. beloved husband of Velma Parks Cunntngham, dear father of Mary Rankin and Jerilvn Cunningham, dear son, brother, lather-ln-law and grandfather.

Service 2 p.m. June R. lent Society, Austrian Working The subject of his address will ments of Holv Mother Church, heloved wife of the late Alfrmso NOTICE is hereby giverTThat jfr June 1. 195. Thtrteen-Elfihtf Rh- dio Corporation filed an spphe--tion for Interim operattn; authortt' for the famines now utilised bT" Station KWK.

1380 kc. 5 KW. DA-N. U. Class III, St.

Missouri. Studios and antenna system consisting of three towers 390, 202 and 202 feet abqv. Men Ass Carpenters union Local No. 47 and the Holy Name Society of St. Engetbert's be Basis for Decision.

Pisano. dear mother of Albert Pisano. Mrs. Mary Fierce. Mrs Holland is a member of the at the BOPP Chapel.

10610 Lucille Zerillo, dear mother-in-law, grandmother. RTeat-grand- Church. Masses prererred, Kinworthy executive board of Maryville College and a lecturer in hospital motner ana greai-grewi-granu-mother. Funeral from KRIEGSHATJS- Walter C. Kinworthy, suddenly June 6.

1965, beloved husband of Virginia Kinworthy nee Clark dear father of snd Peter Tormino of Palermo, Sicily, our dar father-in-law, jrrand father. reat-Rrandfather. brother-in-law, uncle, jreat-uncle and cousin. Funeral from The ROBERT D. KINEALY Mortuary.

2228 St. Louis June 8, 8:30 a.m.. to Sacred Heart Ohuroh, 25th and University Interment CaJvaxy. Wallace Ernest Wallace of 4950 Arilnff-ton June 6. 1365, 12 noon, beloved husband of Marsa.ret Wallace 1 nee Mc-Qullkln).

dear father of Lav-erne Brockerman, our dear brother, brother-in-law, son-in-law, grandfather of Diane. Susan, Don and Carol Brockerman. Funeral from STOCK Mor iwancnester Kirkwood. Interment 10 a.m. Wed.

(D.8.T.. Memorial Park Cemetery, Cape Girardeau. Mo, Ferguson Amelia (MVllle Ferguson fnee asleep In Jenua. June 5. 1965.

beloved widow of Wil ER SOUTH. 4228 S. Kingshigh-wav. Tues. June 8.

8:15 a.m.. round will be located at 500 ofcan Street. 8t. Louts. Officers, directors and Stockholders of Thtrteen-Eighty RadtV' Corporation are Arthur M.

Wirtz, Emory D. Jones, Rexford H. Ca-mthers. William Morrison Robert Guion, James Cotton anrl Danle' F. Sheehan administration at the School of Medicine of Washington University on hospital and press rela Nancv Stenael.

David M. and to Our Lady Help otf Christians Richard W. Kinworthy. dear CTiurcn. intermeni aicary.

father-in-law of Louis Stengel Folak liam L. Ferguson, dear mother of Alfred Lipper. Thomas Lip-per. Mildred Koch and Norma AloysiiM T. Poiak.

9B16 Goehr-i hk A ft on. fortified wi given June 1. 1965. KWK the Sacraments of Holy Mother and Linda Kinworthy, dear gra fat her of I ch a el i -worth and Bret tie and Lisa Stengel, dear brother of Leroy Kinworthy. dear son in law, brother-in-law, urwle nnd nephew.

Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS-FR'S SOUTH, 4228 8. Kins-hiThway, June 9. 1 p.m. Interment Laurel Hill Gardens. jnuirc.ii, June o.

xaoo, tions. PERSONAL INCOME UP 6.2 PCT, IN MISSOURI Special to the oner, dear sister, sister-in-law, mother in law. grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. urponnrn 111 an blvi tv- for const rue i on perm it he facilities utilized by Station KWK. 130 kc.

5 KW. DA-N belov ed rvu poano of A.nna a Mrs. Ferguson In state at Pola ee Bathe dear father of Sr. M. Anastasla.

C.P.P.S., and Jajcaueline Nawler. dear MUl' rciHTKK Chapel. 7814 8. tuary, 9825 Halls Ferry June 9, 10 a.m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.

Member of Steamfitters Union Broadway, from 5 p.m. Until 10 D.m. then at TTm. diofl and antenna system consisting of three towers. 390.

2U2 a-M'' rv ft ah-iv around wil be trotleT of Frank PolaJt. our Knhnert dear father-In -iaw. brrther-ln- NEW YORK, June 7 Per law. grand fatiier, uncle and sonal income in Missouri in the cousin. Soohla A.

Kuhnert fnee SontO, formerly of 4422 Chouteau oated st 500 E. Logan SU Louts. Officers, directors and stockholders of KWK Broadcatlnc Cor Local 5bZ. Weigel Albert A. June 9, June 5.

1965. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy "Mother Church, dear wlfs of the 1 (iC. halnuarl huaKa nr4 nl Pna niMtinn IF A.rthlir M. Funeral from KUTtS Funerai Home, 2-906 Gravois, June 30, 8:15 am. Requiem Mass, St.

Simon Church (Concord Villejrei. 9 a.m. Interment K. Weieel (nee Daniel), dear Emory Jones. Rexford Ca late August Kuhnert.

dear rutttiefs. William Morrison Harlan, father of Marrella Dorn. Doro mother of Loule Scheller, wai Resurrection Cemetery. Member Robert Guion. Jmes E.

Costonand Daniel F. SheehanSr ter R. and Arthur A. Kuhnert of Beer Bottlers union Ujoal and Marie dear sister thy Hartmann. Lorraine 8an-snucle.

Helen 0Toole. Hal and Cliff Weiuel, dear sn of Laura Weigel. our dear father-in-law. jtrandfather. brother-in-law.

un No. IS7, la paxlora 2 manus Lutheran Church. Jefferson and Armand. from 11 a.m. until services at 1 :30 Dm.

Interment St. Trinity. Member of Emmanui Women's Guild. Frantz Louise M. Franti fnee Ohlandt), asleep in Jesus June 6.

1965, beloved wie of Samuel Frantz. dear mother of Rey. Prof. Roland A. Frantz.

Alyce L. Dudley and the late Ruth M. Frantz. dear aiater, sister-in-law, mother-inaw, grandmother, aunt and oounin. Funeral from HOWARD H.

MICHEL Funerai Home. 5930 Southwest at Hampton. 2 p.m. Interment Our Redeemer. of Aflne wolf, dear mother-tn- SPECIAL NOTICES 24 law.

grandmother, gTeat-fTsnd- Ronaid" motner, anster-in-mw, aunt, great -aunt, niece and cousin. cle and cousin. 1 vhTTtT" Funeral from KI'TIS Funeral I p.m. Pope Frederick 8. Pope, Ferguson, June 6, 196o, beloved husband of Marguerite Merlweather, of 5574 St.

Louis first three months this year totaled $2,927,900,000, an increase of 6.2 per cent over the year-earlier total, Business Week magazine reported today. In the nation as a whole, personal income in the first quarter this year increased 7.9 per cent to total 127.4 billion dollars. Personal income in Illinois in the first three months this year amounted to $8,323,900,000, a gain of 7.9 per cent from the year-earlier total. FuneraJ from KRIEOflH A SOUTH 4228 S. Kings-highway.

June 9. 9:30 City of St. Louis. State of Missouri, do hereby give it that I will mtt rrnn ri sible for any debts ctracted a.m.. to Bt.

a cfmroh Intel ment Resurrection. A mem ber of Martha and Mary SodAl Home, 2906 Gravois. June 9, 8:30 a.m. Requiem Msss, St. Agatha Church.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. In parlors 5 p.m. Weiss Christine Weis fnee BlechleV June 5. 1965. fortified Merrill Pope dear father of Marguerite Peterson.

Patricia Gltedt, Rosemary Page, Sylvia Gerdemann. Frederick Merrill and David H. Pope, dear grand- arter tnia oaie oy anyone bact myself. Prmnld feriweatrl'f Ity. Masses preferred.

In state Membar of Messiah Women'g latner, rainer-in-iaw, uncie, great-uncle and couc1n. Mr. Pooe at WHITE-MUL atter a p.m. Mon. Lennon Edward Lennon.

4473 Ellen umtd. Frick Paulina LEN Mortuary. 118 N. Floris Frick 'nee Zieeen- Corporate News wood, June 5, 1965, be Ma.h lfHoi F1SHIKG, HUNTING, VACaTION Mother Church, dear wife of Charles Weiss, dear mother of 4 PICNIC ACCOMMODATIONS 27 Claries. Mrs, Rosalie Mntitor.

1 Mrs. Maura Randolph, and Ron- lC hunting, swimming a 1 Weiss, dear sister of Mane i 1.. ui.T sant Ferguson. Funera loved husband of Doris M. Len services June 9, 2:30 m-'veri.

June fi. t9o.i, wife of the late Oscar Frick. dei.r mother of Earl Vrirk Lu non. dear father of Dennis J. and the late Edward and Nancy cille Kuhn, Adelle Haub and the Oscar Frick sister of Josephine Ibre Louise I 6l 'muh-A miles past Blooms--.

Lennon. our dear sttpratner. father -in law. grandfather, j- fin wn iiirn riKii on Maie r.onn INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. and Harris- fjAyin CD ELECTED Intertype Corp.

have dropped discussions aimed at a joint develop- pucUDni CT DDCCinCMT ment and marketing of an office copying machine. FtLD uHlVHULcT rfitoluLNI S'ivii B-'preU. mo her- n-taw. gnndmother. great-grnndmother Drotner-tn-is and uncie.

Services 10:30 a.m. JOHN L. ZTttGENHF.TN A SONS. 7027 Gravols. Interment Lakewood Pork.

Retired member BUSINESS PERSONAL 21 Famous Swimming Pools Ground level: dig out and Install complete reasons ble 8 sizes. Modem construction, emra usaen. WO 4-1170 PR 6-4476. VT.YDT Take BAO to Clndnnatl oa Re Circle days. Only $10 25.

Savs 31. Mr. Thrift knows all aixiu him rwra nn KiSlfl p.m., from the Ferguson Methodist Church. Interment Mt. Le banon Cem et Was mem-ber of Arthur Williams Post No.

IH1 American Leaion, Second Division A.E.F. and Veteran of World War 1 Barracks 1917. Guard of Honor Service 8 p.m. Those who wish may make gifts to the Ferguson Methodist Church Memorial Fund. In parlor after 4 p.m.

Moo. Pulay Michael Puis. funs fi, 195. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, dear husband of Pauline Puday nee Gyorog dear brother of Elizabeth Wheaton. dear bmther-jn-law, uncie sjid great-uncle.

Funer.il fYom KR1KGSHAUS-ER SOUTH. 4228 8. Kings-highway. June 9. 8:30 a.m.

to St. Joan of Arc Churoh. Interment Resurrection. A member ff Butcner'a Union Locil No. 545.

Sallee James O. Sallee. fnrti fieri with dear daughter-in-law of Amanda Weis, ripar grandmother, mother-in-law. sister fn law, aunt and cousin. Kuneral fn-m the NORTH-LAN I Mortuarv.

7239 W. Flor-isam, June 8. 8:15 a.m. to Corpus Chnsti Church. Mass 9 a m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Weiss Helen V. Weiss, fortified with the flacramenu of Holy Mother Cbureh. June fi. 1)5.

be-lr-ed wife of Frank L. G. Weiss, dear mntiier of Carol A. Spis. Rev.

Robert F. Wei.s S.J,, Ken-netri C. Weinn and Joan D. Huel-skoetter, siter s-'tr-in-law. 1 motlier-in-law.

grandmother and aunt. of Local 603. McCarey Louis E. McCarejr of 1. McDonough Lake Cotltns-ville.

suddenly on June 6. 19R.V beloved husband of Mrs. EsteiHe MoCarey (nee Metzger, our dear brother-in-law uncle and cousin. Funerai at 1:35 p.m. from the HERR Funeral Home.

Comnsville. with the Rev. William W. Babbs officiating. Interment Mt.

Hope Cemetery. Belleville. Frtends may call at funeral home after 2 m. Tues. "rs rt.

(An 7fc l-LI I- LL. David S. Sher has been elected president of Feld Chevrolet 7700 Manchester avenue, Maple-wood, the company announced today. He succeeds Robert L. Wolfson who was elected to the new post of chairman of the board.

Sher was vice president and general manager of the company. Treasury Bonds NEW YORK, June 7 (API Noon ove: -the-countcr United Stjues Government Treasury bomla, bid, asked, net ciir.nge and yieJtl: run, ti.iz i FATCH plastering and basementa our specialty. Call Dani. 7207s Pennsyh YE 2-700 TRAVEL AND TOURS 2f wa-its aila Funernl We' June McClelland BTCHHOLZ t.i rtir.vn Ki wtFk of June s.m (torn Th West Florida tit Ptpim- Providence or B'jMon. bit Aiortuarv.

av to St Philip Nn "iiurch. will New Cry. PROPOSED MERGER of Beneficial Finance Co. and Spiegel, Inc. a mail order firm, was approved in principle by directors of both companies.

PROCTER GAMBLE CO. will increase prices of refined glycerine by Vi cent a pound, effective July 1. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. has been awarded a $9,000,000 contract to supply a turbine generator to Detroit Edison Co. FMC CORP.

will raise prices on all sizes of rayon textile filament natural yarns by three cents per pound, effective July 1. CRUCIBLE STEEL CO. will expand its Elizabethtown, Ky. ceramic magnet plant bv another 60 per cent. CHAMPION PAPERS, has filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to cover the issuing of $25,000,000 worth of nonconvertible senior debentures.

The debentures will be due July 1, 1990. The $25,000,000 will be used to retire part of Champion's indebtedness and help to finance its capital improvement program. IDAHO POWER CO. awarded a $27,935,756 contract for the construction of the Hells Canyon dam on the Snake river to a joint venture of Morrison-Knudsen Co. and Perini Corp.

of Fram-ingham, Mass. NAUTEC CORP. will continue to purchase shares of its common stock "from time to time as funds are available and prices deemed favorable." There are currently 637,000 shares outstanding. The new plant will be located at Cornwall, Ont. Thekla and Durani avs, I Description Bid Asked (h'(e.

Yield Miv McClelland. June 1P.V wife of the late Geree dear mother of Olive Krd. dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. Mineral from nia.pel. 3634 Gravois.

June 8, 10 a.m. Interment New Pickers Cemetery. Mahon John J. 'Mahon. Jun 3 965.

dear son of the late John 3.951 Box J-179. JAwt-ihspatcn or pnon ru! ert. Area Code 401 extension 21. TaiuiltTe Drivers Furnistied To Urive Your Car Anvwhere 25 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU AUTO DRIVE-AWAY T22 Chestnut Rm. 625 OA 114P3 TmTVE5TTToEirt.

West 'Cuasir Khjijws Ciiv. Florida. Michinan. n'a-it Calvary. Jp-ut will recite t'ij --vv st p.m.

Tifv a 0' p-. nn' Maf p- i. In parior: a iter 4 p. ni. Mon.

Wc'ch T'miria Rol a nd Wei rh Sa 3.87 3.r6 ana aunt. Funeral from RCHRADER Funerai Home, Ball win. 10 a.m. Interment Hiram Cfmeterv. If desired contrtbu-t ions may be made to Sherwood Forest Camning Service.

7 N. Seventh St, Louis, Mo. Gausch Ida Gausch fnee Young), June 5. 19H5. dear wife of the late Fred Gausch.

our dear aunt. Funeral from WACKER- HRLDERLE Chapel, 3634 Orav-oK June S. 3 p.m. Interment Nw Bt. Marcus Cemetery.

Gozziglia Guiseppe Gozziglia. fortified with Uie Sacraments of Holv Mother, Church. June 6, 19ft5. dear brother-in-W of Josephine Guerra. dear brother of the late Lorenzo Guerra.

uncle, greut-zreat-unrie. Funer-l Wed. ju "1:4 a.m.. from the BI'CHHOLZ 5H07 W.st Fkr'f-Jt a v. to Corpus Ch ri sti Ch rch (Jennings).

Inte-mnt National Cmptary, Jeffeivo'i was a member of Rnsia-C 'p. -terra st No. lo. and Mueller Michnel Dixon V.F.W. Pon 2.1S5.

Services hy t'i TwelH Diitr'ct Mortua' Team V.F.W. 8 p.m. In parlors 4 p.m. Mon. Grady Margaret Grady, June 5.

19R5. sister of the late Andrew and Dan Grady and cousin. Funeral from ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home. 49 1 1 Washington June 8.

8:15 a.m. to Most Holy Trinity Cburnh. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Graves RiV C. Graves, ssleep In Jesus, June t.

lOti'i, dear hue-hand of lose Graves (nee dear father of Edward a'-es i'nd the late Virginia CrPV rifr brother of Yn-v L'i G'aremann, dear J'lVe Crave snd Julie Jan'ie c-r our dear uncle and cousin Kuneral from KCTIS Funeral Hme 20 Oo C. ra vol June 9. 10 a m. Interment Like rtiaries Cemetery. Member of Fmmanuel Lutheran Church, Market and Lexington avs.

In na rlr Mon. ft 10ti hnrlnrl ir. I 11.IQfl 3.76 4.03 4.08 4,09 4 08 3 88 of Makia Hortiz-Welch, dear I LtTR ALPORT Tol'R C.i'it' Tamer 01 jaca tt. weicn. clear TO LA; prtvate party, ve the of Holv Mother Church.

June 4. 196:. beloved husband of Helen E. 'i Dehler), de.ir brotiier nf Alva Barber. Gordon the Howard anrl Del mar Sallee.

our dear brutner-tn-law. uncle, greai-uncle and cousin. Funeral from the Funeral Home. H322 S. Grand June 8.

9:30 a.m. to St. John the Baptist Church. Interment National. Retired employe of Anheuser-Busch, past Commander of Rouen Post No.

242, American Legion, Newport Heights Memorial post No. 6137 and Coot ie Pup Tent No 22, 1 1th District Mortuary service 8 p.m. Mon, Schwartz Debits Sctiwsrtt. June 5 19A-Y beloved mother of Pi'l anr William Schwarti. sister of Selma Fox.

and Mary Mahon, dear brother of Mrs. Mary J. Chaplickl, our dear uncle. Funeral from JOHN" BTTGAR 4.00! father, 394 FROM 4 UK raiomac do vic.nrT 1200 N. Warson road.

8 to 41:30 Ot to o. PR 1-S518. 4.071 3.93 4.13 3.96 SON Funeral Home. 554 1 Riverview June 9, 8:30 a.m. to Nativttv Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery, In parlors after 6 p.m. Mario Funeral fmm KRTE045HAUS-S)R'B SOtTH, 422 S. Kins-hurhway. June 8. 1 p.m.

Etomomeot Oak Grove Mausoleum. Ziegenfuss William ZiegenTiiM. June S. 19H5. clear hupband of J.

3T SWAPS 34S 66 3s 66 3-'wi 66 2' 28 67-2 Vt 67 Va 68 S3 68 I'M 69 Nov 3.va 6-fi3 4a 69 Feb 2Vm mm Jun 4a 69 Oct S4a 69-64 Dec 4s TO Feb 2' aa 70-65 4a 70 Aug 2ijB 714 4a 71 71 4s 72 Feb 2' iS 72-67 Jun 4s 72 Aug 72 67 Sep 2' js 72-67 Dec 4s 73 4' i 73 4s "4 74 3'a 74 4.15 TRETfTOF IU for Junk or abandoned ears rail Yd 4.839:1 or YO 6-3l5f 99.26 99 996 97.18 93.2 99.14 99 99.11 95. 16 101) 94 22 99.22 944 99.14 93.22 99 10 92 15 99.9 98 10 99 91 99 90.24 90.18 98.18 99.11 9M0 97.22 ICO 6 ta 11 88.24 88 4 101) 6 96. 1 96 26 98 22 7fgenfuss nee Hammer, dear 3 97 4.13 4.18 4.17 3.98 4 16 3.98 lear-TI i.l:-J 99.24 98.30 9fl 4 97.14 99 99.12 98.30 90.9 9.V12 99.28 94 .18 99 .18 94 99 10 93 18 99 6 92 11 99 5 98 6 98 28 28 9H 28 90 -0 90 .14 9A 14 9S.7 93. 97 .18 Ion 2 97.24 924 16 B7.28 100.2 96 18 90 14 98.14 86 4 Josephine C. Marto fneeCaJoia June 6.

1965. fortitied with the Sacraments of Holv Mother Chiirh. beloved wife of Angelo T. Mario, dear mother of enrol Mario and Jean Callahan, dear daughter of Feiicita and the brother-in-law snd nu brother. Kl K.M IL KBj ana appiidncrs.

Knnvn! fmm Kr raicmihlt nrirM RuV OB 3 96 late Ben Calma ar nistr nf Marv Brutstfi Pen Ca fi; 4 .22 In tate at c-cahima Mortuarv, St. Chsrle r-' st Lindbei-gh. 3 to 9 i. Service i (1 am Tue. Inter- ment Bethany Cemeteiy.

Simon I Hnrv 7 Simon. 727 fnrti. ied wii, the nients of Holv VothT Ciujn-1. June 5. de: brother iroi'TH, 4 S.

Kings- pav rerma or Rogers Moving ft 'iwav. June 11 a.m. Furniture C'L. 2101 Salubur-. linnet.

in iieu of y. 1 -1 iH. OA 1 -OTOt. i ti lamilv reini-c; 'ntnhu- TWn ga stoves l.p nvde t'i Phriner's bU.v-..'r, ci new; ueJ one t't rr Pftvrs Memorial en? or p.citup of to TORRINGTON CO. directors proposed a two-for-one stock split.

The proposals will be presented to stockholders at the annual meeting Sept. 22. MERCK Rahway, N.J., drug maker, offered to buy all the shares of Charles E. Frosst a Canadian pharmaceutical manufacturer, for $17,618,350. SYNTEX CORPORATION'S acquisition of Arapahoe Chemicals, has been charged to aoout $4,700,000 cash, instead of an exchange of stock valued at slightly more than $4,500,000, in order to accomplish it at the earliest possible moment.

ALUMINUM SHIPMENTS in the first quarter of 1963 reached record levels. Shipments were at an armual rate of 3,935,700, 13 per cent over 1964's first-quarter annual rate of 3,475,200 tons. SPERRY RAND CORP. will build a plant at Grand Island, to produce self-propelled grain combines. 10 "FTP." ut BO'ARD "motor tot" 20 gauge nhotR.in or reloading; 41.S 85-75 4s 80 3-jB 80 3's M-78 3.s 6.) 4.22 4.22 4.18 4.24! 4.18i 4.171 4.14 4.13 4.23: 98.26 4.19 4.20 nd There- Uauk.

dear g-and-rivin" of RT-bara snd I)b- Ca-Uhan. tlerr nece of Nomi and Cha rles Moroni, our dear siter-in-la'v. aunt and cottsi-i. Funeral from HOFT'MFISTFR Colonial Mo-timry, fi464 Chin-pewa at Watson. 8:30 am.

Renutem Mass at The Church of the Holy Innocents, 9 a m. Interment Resurrect ion Cemeterv. Friends may call Mon. afte-- 4m 92-87 4a 93-88 of Math: Id i Fromm. ienry S.

and John Simon, rur un' ie. Funeral from HOFFMETSKR Chapel. 7814 S. Brnndw-y. 8:30 a.m..

to St. Boniface Church for Requiem Mass 9 m. Interment National Cemetery, Member of Disabled American Veterans. D.A V. Chapter No.

1 services Tues. 8:30 a m. Frlenda may call after a.m. Tuea, DAMAOED V-jlkywayen pan-C driveaoie, $jbO or XSll IS. i rn a.

Ti.VTYB i be 1 room imp Tor Mt or house FoTlH, o.i;e: rhake JA 1-4016 after 6 An Follow the "Swap" Column 31 Post-Dispafch Want Us 4 20 3.77i 98.22 86.12 88 16 4' us 94-89 4't 94-89 3s 95 3'M Price quoted To Place i Want Ad Call Mt 1-6666 To Place Want Call MA 1-666S 888 4.14 PTEREO" "components." vTiie $, tor g''d oiiter car or 1-4039. In dollars and 32ndi..