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I AIM OUTLINED BY DICK GREGORY The aim of most Negroes in the United States is to be Americans, Dick Gregory, comedian, said yesterday at a seminar spensored by Southern Illinois University, from which he was graduated, civil rights movement has not been stopped by Black Power advocates, he told about 30 public housing and building code officials at the seminar at Pere Marquette State Park near Grafton, Ill. Borrowing from his night club routine, Gregory said Black had given the Negro the right to "hate back." He indicated 1 that many Negroes resent the fact that their race has no representative in the Miss America contest and that they are not well represented in Congress. Racial strife has not reached the small Northern cities, he said be a use mass media newspapers, magazines, radio television covered the troubles in the South and in large cities only, "The Constitution gives Negroes the right to peacefully he continued. "We are now being honest and don't care who we make mad. I want a 400-year-old problem solved." DOCTORS REMOVE TUMOR FROM GOV.

WALLACE HOUSTON, July 11 (AP) -Gov. Lurleen Wallace of Alabama began today a two- to three-week period of recovery in a hospital here from an operation. A malignant tumor in the lower abdomen was removed in hours of surgery yesterday. One of her physicians afterward that "we found nothing that would prevent" complete recovery. It was her second operation cancer in 18 months.

for, Mrs. Wallace was kept under sedation, and is expected to remain at M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute for two or three weeks before returning to her home at Montgomery, Ala. She will return to Houston later for precautionary X-ray therapy.

Dr. R. Lee Clark, director and surgeon in chief of the hospital, said that Mrs. Wallace experienced no adverse reaction to the operation. A tumor the size of a lemon was the primary malignancy and was lodged in a coil of the sigmoid colon, Dr.

Clark said. He said that about 16 centimeters of the colon also was removed, VINDICATION UNDER FIRE DETROIT, Mich. (AP) Three months ago James Tehansky, 21 years old, tried to join thine Detroit fire, department. burly 200-pounder failed to pass the departmental physical. The other day, he rushed into a burning apartment building and rescued 12 persons.

Antiriot Bill FROM PAGE ONE ments would not have taken place without riots. And this attitude is even applied to civil rights legislation, which would not have been enacted without uprisings, or so a sizable percentage of those polled believe. THE FIGURES adding up to inequities in the ghetto poverty, joblessness, overcrowding are an old story. Nowhere has it been expressed eloquently as by President Lyndon B. Johnson in his speech two years ago at Howard University in Washington.

The civil rights acts, the President said, were only the smallest start at correcting a century of injustice that had forced the Negro to live in a separate nation isolated and deprived. That was perhaps the peak of rising expectation, the high tide of hope. The swiftly mounting cost of the 'Vietnam war and a grumbling resistance to further change have forced cuts in the programs meant to break down barriers of that other and separate nation. The sense of failed promises is one of the deep discontents in the ghettos. The antiriot bill was once twinned with a measure to give protection to civil rights workers.

They have been separated and it is a reflection of the current mood that the latter may die while the Stokely Carmichael bill passes with little challenge. Arms Race FROM PAGE ONE Israel's right to exist. None has voiced the slightest intention to negotiate with the Jewish state to get its lands back. Once again the unity that welded the Arabs together during the fighting has begun to crack and inter-Arab feuds are starting to reappear. Only France among the big Western powers is considered a friend, even though French planes and tanks powered the Israeli drive.

The Soviet Union, assailed during the war for not supporting the Arab side militarily, has emerged as the Arabs' big brother. Many Arabs have no love for the Russians, but they still regard Moscow as their only source of support. Red Parties This may turn out to be a distinction without a difference, but observers here are inclined to believe that it may mean that Peking does not feel ready to burn all its bridges with the Ne Win government and may be more wholeheartedly committed to the Indonesian than to the Burmese party. FROM PAGE ONE name of the Chinese Communist party. JOHNSON HELD TALK ON CHINA WASHINGTON, July 11 (AP) President Lyndon B.

Johnson reviewed his attitude toward Communist China with Romanian Premier Ion Gheorghe Maurer last June 26, in anticipation of Maurer's current visit to Peking, the White House said yesterday. Mr. Johnson told Maurer that some day nations now calling themselves enemies would be reconciled, and that a peaceful mainland China is central to the peace of Asia. But Mr. Johnson's press secretary, George Christian, said yesterday that published reports that the President had predicted Communist China would take a respected seat in the family of nations "put it a bit strong." Christian did not offer any other interpretation on this subject.

Mr. Johnson's views on China were raised in an interview he gave Saturday at the LBJ ranch in Texas to two! West German correspondents, Henri Nannen, editor of the news magazine Der Stern, and Theo Sommer, editor of the weekly newspaper Die Zeit. He met with Maurer shortly after his summit meeting with Soviet Alexei N. Kosygin, in Glassboro, N. J.

Christian said Maurer "told the President he was going to mainland China. I believe the President reviewed briefly his general feelings toward peaceful mainland China which he set out in detail on July 12, 1966." That date referred to a Johnson speech holding out a hand of friendship. Mr. Johnson had said that mainland China must be discouraged from aggression and encouraged to take more part in world affairs, in peaceful co-operation. MARRIAGE LICENSES Vincent D.

Russell 1520 Semple Ella M. Mackshed 1520 Semple Mrs. Edward Glenda L. Broers 11236 8t. John G.

Tope 11238 St. John Amos Branigan Jr. 1228 1228 N. Ninth Pearline Brown Robert P. Marbley 1621 5975 Hodiamont Lotus Warine Homer A.

Greathouse 3607 Cambridge Zelma J. Shrewsberry 7707 Lindbergh James Akridge 4121 Botanical Botanical Janice E. Cooper 4233 Elliott L. Plant 5006 Columbia Mrs. Alice Bruegge 5006 Columbia Dale E.

Granzow 2591 Farrar Betty 8. Sipp 2326 Dodier Charles R. Freshman 3645 5731 Childress Pernod Mary E. Teschner a 2847A Minnesota Jerrye L. Nighswander 3836 Wyoming Richard M.

N. Stokes Franks 2106 N. 6442 Fourteenth Chatham T. Ross 4011 Delmar Mrs. George Mary M.

Dargan 2305 N. Kingshighway L. Hegedus Jr. 5445 Itaska Mary Joseph K. Higgins 6240 Southwood D.

Rose 56 Casten Barbara J. Hoyt 1595 Humes Ronald B. Rhoden Washington. Mo. Donna S.

Kuykendall 1411 N. Farrar Jimmie Mahon 1341 Rock McCutcheon Hill Barbara A. Ashley Russell M. Boice 1429 E. Parnell Gano Judith A.

Harris 3925 Jerry Richard D. E. Nichols Ferguson 4011 McRee 1538 California Thurman J. Edwards Jr. 1711 1425 Grape Clara LaJean Kirkess Betty E.

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Mo. ford Leong Park, 68, 714 Hamilton Mayme Mary L. Leuchtmann, 73, 1005 Grenoble John Ural Harmon. 61, 2032 Hickory Rolland Hays Waters, 71, Mount William Airy, Franklin Epps, 86, 5032 N.C. Ridge Charles Taylor, D.

Whiteside 2424 57, 5819 Leffingwell Cates Dunigan, 76, 1421 N. NewHomer stead Josephine W. Layton, 74, 3969A E. Clement, 77, 5071 PerShenandoah Florence nod Bertha (Birdie) F. Seaton, 79, 4212 Bessie Folsom M.

Bartens, 80, 3668 Wilmington Thraum, 62, 4010 Fawn Circle Rae Edna Slein Feigenbaum, 65, 6429 Cates Elbert Hines, 30, 1106 S. Compton A. ST. Arter 50, 10960 LOUIS COUNTY SaxGeorge onhall Dalzell Barrett, 100, 6048 Charles Jasper Marmaduke C. Breitenstein, 77, 8717 Rosalie Creamer, 80, 6114 1 SouthClara M.

west Alvina Stephen C. Coffey, Compton, 59, 229 S. Old 17, 7352 Pershing Catherine Orchard H. Curley, 60, 1150 Wilson William J. Dauster, Dann, 8, 83.

2324 3845 Creve Marietta Coeur James MIlI 2 months, 9609 Tracy Duke, A. Elgasser, 87, 11260 DorPrimmgarden Gustav sett Dotto, 64, 4667 Villa Justin P. Fel Knoll 75, 7523 San DieLouise B. Graham, gO H. Gronemeyer, 73, 5503 Walter Nathan Wren Harris, 72, 12927 Willowtwig Arnold Hodge, 72, 2415 MeWilliam nard 77; 524 Jeffords John Edwin V.

C. Jellison, Hormberg, 74, 321 Wilshusen Frank W. Keller, 'Lowell, 72, 6433 11232 Derby Big John Oliver Bend Rosner, 65, Stuever, 8971 79, Bristol 1310 BoLucy Josephine M. land 74, 8244 8 Glen Echo Herman C. Umrath, Brockman, 59, 6323 J.u• Charles lian Mt.

Vernon. Ill. David Ernest Harry Campbell, Eggert, 18, 75, 508 Village Milton Square William George, 45, House Sarah Springs Harrell, 75, 4660 Ashland Helen T. Hust ed de, 79, Bowling Rose Kirnbauer, 93, 6441 Vita Green, Mo. George Heckman Pauly, 70, 31 NarDavid ragansett E.

Schock, 68, Evansville, Ind. Bernard J. Stecker, 72, 1849 N. Ballas Anna Marie Van Sickel, 62, 237 Kayser Edith Francis E. Ames, Marion 76, Chitwood, 77, Van 434 Woodlawn Annie Buren, Helen Faust, 91, 7413 Dalgren Mo.

Laura I Franklin, 91, 439 Bellview Waymon Hill Motley, 71, 3834 49, St. 342 Louls Saratoga Mary Julla Parker, 66, 9418 Charles A. Oakdale Joseph F. Schroeder, 56, St. Charles Mary G.

Sextro, 82, 1945A 12373 Alice Ballas Donald J. Smith, 48, Woods Tanner M. Thompson, 63, 3638 Bates Geo. H. Windmoeller, 71, 9959 Halls Ferry FLORISTS 1 NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN Open Mon.

through Thur. 8-0: Fri. 8-8, Sat. 8-5. Closed Sundays.

3801 'S. Grand PR. 1-9600 JOGGERST. FLORIST 5424 GRAVOIS FL 1-8250 OPEN SUN. 8 TILL NOON FUNERAL DIRECTORS ALBERT H.

HOPPE KONS FUNERAL HOME 2906 Gravois. PR 2.3000 MORRELL JE 3-3950 MOY Mississippi and Allen: PR. 2.0402 MONUMENTS ROSE BROUGH MONUMENT CO. 5232 West Florissant EV 5-7766 642 Chippewa FRATERNAL NOTICES 13 MASONIC NOTICES GOOD HOPE LODGE NO. 218 Members assemble.

Services for BROTHER ADDISON F. MOTHERSHEAD 8 p.m. July 12 MC LAUGHLIN' 2301. Lafayette LORENZ K. DUERR, DEATHS VW 1VI ISnT aDIAdIS VIaV FAST, 3SN DEATHS 14 DEATHS DEATHS 14.

Daily Higgins Norton (Mayme) Daily See See Jobe. al Geatley. July in ber 9, 1967. Hoftmans O'Connor year, fortified with the Sacra- Olge Hoffmann Jerent.ah J. with O'Connor (Jerry), ments- of Holy Mother Church, July fortified the Sacrament beloved wife of the late James wife the late of Holy Mother Church, Dailey dear mother of Helen Hoffmann, mother of El- July 10, 1967.

dear husband Murray. Vincent, Marie vera Olga Mulloy, of the late Jessie Helen O'Connor, Gardner dear Ann Hortensia Noelker, dear an and Randy Ruma. and Marie Sutton, dear son of Margaret Wahl, John Joseph Stephan foster father of Rosemary Freeman and the late dear mother-in-law, aunt and the late John and Mary ConAmbrose, dear sister of Sister cousin. nor (nee Toomey), dear brother Mary Hortensia, C.8.J., John Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS- of Mary T. Higgins and William the and Ambrose, our dear ER'S SOUTH 4228 8.

Kings- late John, Dan and mother in law, sister-in-law, highway, July 13. 11 O'Connor and Catherine Tuohy, aunt, grandmother, great-grand- a.m. Interment Sunset. our dear great-uncle foster and grandfather, cousin. mother and cousin.

uncle, neral Home, Pacific, Donald P. Jarzemsky, Webster D. KINEALY Mortuary, 2228 Funeral from THIEBES Fu- Jarzemsky Funeral from the ROBERT July 12, 9 a.m. to St. Bridget Groves, fortified with the Sac- St.

to Louis. St. Philip 13, Church, 9:30 St. Church, Bridget Pacific. Mo.

Cemetery. Interment Mrs. raments July 9, 1967, beloved hus- a.m. Thekia and Durant. Interment of Holy Mother Church, Neri.

of Queens Daughters Sodality of Mullen). dear father of 50 year member of the AsbesDailey was a charter member band of Mary' Jane Jarzemsky Calvary. Mr. O'Connor was nee 8t. ferred.

Bridget Parish. Masses pre- Susan, Jarzemsky, Paul, dear Nancy brother of tos Legion of 1000 Men North. In and Mimi Workers Local No. and DeGroat Richard brother-In-law Jarzemsky, dear and son-in- uncle. parlors Pawlowski 4 p.m.

Tues. law. July 10, 1967, dear husband of Tues. Jarzemsky at in MITTELBERG- See Cendrowski. Charles De Groat, Mr.

state after ther Elizabeth of Pat De and Groat, David dear De- W. GERBER Lockwood. Colonial Webster Chapel. Groves. Quinn Groat.

son of Ruby Johnston, Funeral Mass' July 12, 9 Elsie C. Quinn, 6134 McPherson Heart and Benjamin and Olive De- A.m.. at Annunciation Catholic and Immaculate Groat, brother of Shirley Lewis Church. Interment Calvary Cem- Home, died July 9, 1967, and Ralph Johnston, our dear etery. Masses preferred.

mother of Donald Quinn of St. son-in-law. brother-in-law, Louis and Mrs. Marion Risley cle and nephew. Jenkins of Colorado Springs, 11 Funeral 1:30 p.m.

Harry E. Jenkins, July 7, grandchildren. from SHEPARD Chapel. 9255 1967, beloved husband of Ella Wake service 8 p.m. at Natural Bridge.

Interment Na- dear -EYLAR tional Cemetery. Jenkins (nee Rohifing), Funeral Home, Linwood and son of Welington Jenkins, dear Woodland, Kansas City, Mo. Dengler brother of Lillias Harrison and Funeral Mass 11 a.m. St. Peter H.

Dengler. July 8, in-law Marguerite and uncle. Yartz, dear brother. Francis Xavier Church and 1967, fortified with the Sacra- held burial In Mount St. Mary's ments of Holy Mother Church, Private services were the MOR- Cemetery, Kansas City.

Memorial beloved husband of Margaret B. July 10, from Scripture service for St. Louis Dengler (nee Canova), dear fa- RELL Funeral Home, Natural 3710 N. friends, 8 p.m., at St. ther of Robert, Richard, John Grand bi.

at Bridge. Roch's Church. Rosedale and and Jerome Dengler, dear broth- Interment National Cemetery, Waterman, Prayers requested. er, grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and father-in-law, cousin. Peterson Jefferson Barracks, Mo.

Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS- Jobe Carolyn Wells Peterson, ER'8 South, 4228 S. Kingshigh- Thomas J. Jobe. asleep Je- July 9. 1967.

beloved wife way, July 13. 8:30 a.m. sus. husband July of 10, Fay 1967, Jobe John Peterson, dear mother of beto St. Joan of Arc Church.

In- loved Constance Wells, John Schuyler, terment Resurrection. In state (nee Ann Corzine). Norton dear and father Ted L. of Kristen and Bradford the Alan late after 7 p.m. Tues.

Polly father- Peterson, daughter of Jobe, dear grandfather. Chester and Helen Wells, dear Eatherton brother, brother-in-law sister of Fargo Wells and Mrs. Russell J. Eatherton, and uncle. 13, Betty Hale, dear Edwin July 9, 1967, beloved hus- Funeral from MATH July HERMANN law of Mr.

and Mrs. T. band (nee of Gachle), dear of SON'S Chapel. Fair and West Service from St, Peters Katherine Eatherton p.m.. Peterson.

Prot. James V. Marie and' Gagliano Curtis W. and Eath- Cor- morial Park Cemetery. Mr.

Jobe Ladue 10 a.m. InFlorissant avs. Interment Me- Episcopal Church. Warson and rine erton. 8pindler, dear brother 'of was a member Pilgrim Lu- terment Oak Grove Cemetery.

Sally Rickard and Cornelia Leo, theran Church. LUPTON service. father-in-law, grandfather. grandfather, brother-in-law, great- un. June Phegley cle and cousin.

William A. June, Alice Phegley, (nee Mudd), fortiMr. Eatherton at SCHRADER U.8.A. in Vietnam, July 3, fied the Sacraments Funeral Home, Ballwin, 1967, beloved son of Wil- Holy Mother Church, July until 11:30 a.m. Serv- liam B.

and Mildred A. 9, 1967, beloved wife of the ices same day. 2 p.m., at Bethel June (nee Diepenbrock), dear late Fred Phegley, dear mother Bethel 'Cemetery. If desired con- brother of Pvt. dear Robert.

nephew June. and (Opal) Null and the late Justin Church, Mo. Interment M. of Roland Phegley. Mrs.

Edison tributions may be made to and Louise Pheglay, sister our Bethel Church. cousin. Funeral Wed. 8:30 a.m., from Gerty Barbeau, dear mother-inEbert the neral Home, 4746 W. SON Floris- Fu- law, motiner, grandmother, sister-in-law and great-grand- aunt.

Bertha Ebert, July 10. 1967. sant, to Holy Name Church. Funeral the July BUCHHOLZ 12. Morbeloved sister of Mrs.

Josie Weil, Interment National Cemetery, a.m. from our dear aunt. Jefferson Barracks. Mo. 5967 W.

Florissant, Private graveside services Mt. the Church of the Nativity. 11:30 Leach Oriole and Harney avs, a.m. RINDSKOPF service. Alice Leach, July 10, ment Calvary, 3 Flegle 1967.

wife beloved of the mother late of Mrs. Pleimann Thomas Harry D. Flegle, July 9, George B. Whitson and dear Edward B. Pleimann, July Leach, 1967, beloved husband of Rose- grandmother: 8, 1967.

beloved husband mary Roberts Flegle, dear father Funeral from ALEXANDER 6175 Neomi Pleimann Bernice (nee. Helvey). Santoro of and Rosemary Richard, Hawkins, dear uncle Harry Jr. of Delmar SONS TOWN 2:30 Chapel, p.m. to and dear father Constance of Herdlick, dear George W.

III and Sherry Flegle, Valhalla Mausoleum. brother of Leona LaRue, Clarence Joseph dear son of George W. Sr. and Frank, Walter and brother of Eva Blake, Madge Kamadulski (nee Cher- Ernest Pleimann, our dear fathAugusta Liebig Flegle, dear Kamaduiski Pleimann and the late John Lockhart, Gladys Fielder and Antonia July 10. 1967, er-in-law.

grandfatner, protuerthe late George W. Flegle mock) fortified with the Sacraments of In-law, uncle, great-uncle son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Holy Mother Church, widow of cousin. Services M.

father-in-law, Roberts, brother uncle, in nephew law, and Frank Antoinette Kamadulski, Tombridge. Helen JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS. dear mother p.m. cousin.

of Ritter, Elsie Warner. Edward, 7027 Gravois. Interment 10 Funeral from SCHNUR Fu- Albert, Harold, Robert Hope. Member of A.K.U.V. Home, 3125 Lafayette, Daniel, the late Frank Kamadulski, retired employee Union Elecneral July 12, 10 a.m.

and mother-in-law, grandmoth- tric Co. service In ment National Cemetery. Mill- great- 8 p.m. dear er, tary service 8 p.m. and HOFFMEISTER aunt.

Puder Fullington Chapel, Funeral 7814 from S. Broadway, Elizabeth M. Puder (nee Miller), Roy J. Fullington, 1967, Florissant, be- 8:30 a.m. to St.

Boniface 1967. asleep In beloved wife of the Jesus July husband of Lena Fulling- Church a.m. Interment Resurrection. Frank 8. Puder, dear mother July 10, for Requiem Mass loved dear father of Dorothy 9.

of Myrtle Gardner, Ruth. JohnMeyer, our dear brother, father- Kefalinos son, Albert. Lester, Charles Edward, and Roy, the Paul, in-law, Funeral from WHITE-MUL- Bessie wife Kefalinos, of the late Peter George and John Puder, sister brother-in-law and uncle. July 9, LEN Chapel, 118 N. Florissant, 1967, dear mother of George of Anna Levine, Frances HagFerguson, July 13, time Kefalinos.

grandmother of Viv- erty and Charles Miller, grand10 later. In parlor after p.m. Kafalenos, Peter and Paul mother great grandmother, Oak Tues. ian, James, Mrs. mother-in-law and aunt.

Geiser George Kafalenos, Giovanis sister-in-law of of Ports- Funeral July 12, from MATH Peter Geiser, July 9, 1967, Funeral N.H. from ALBERT H. SON'S Chapel, Fair and mouth, beloved husband of Viola Geiser Funeral Home, 4911 Florissent avs. Interment Friedbe- nee Dixon), dear father of HOPPE 12, ens Cemetery. liam Mary, Geiser, George, dear Ronald son of and Katie to St.

Nicholas Greek Ravoum Wil- Washington July, May and and, the late John Geiser, dear Orthodox. Church. Interment st. Naomi Rayoum, July 10, dear brother of Anthony, John, Frank, Matthews Cemetery. beloved mother of Eddie Rayoum, Michael and George Geiser, uncle, our Leimbach sister of Madeline Dykes, 1:30 dear brother in Augusta Leimbach (nee Schnel- Galle.

Loraine Stockmann and law, Fu- nephew Geiser and at cousin. KUTIS Funer- der), asleep in Jesus, ert our grandmother Lee, Mr. 8. 1967, dear sister of Er- and mother-in-law. al Home, 2906.

Gravois, until win July Schneider, dear step-sister of Mrs. Rayoum at Cem- July 11, 11 a.m., then Albert Nettmann, Helen McKee- LAUGHLIN'S, 2301 Lafayette, taken' to New Apostolic Barracks Church, ver Zaharsky (nee Nettmann) until 10 p.m. Wed. 1 E. of Mackenzie and will Reaves lie in state and the late Olga Dillingham services Thurs.

In state p.m. where he Arnitz (nee Nettmann), our dear Bunker, Mo. until time of funeral service aunt. 3 p.m. National July 12, Cemetery.

1 p.m. Member Interment of Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS- Richemann July Al- D.A.V. Chapter 1. ER'S highway, July 12, 11 a.m. Esther M.

Riehemann SOUTH, 4228 8. KingsCremation private. Ahrens), fortified with the dear Gerding raments of Holy Mother Ralphine V. (nee 1967, Doyle) beloved Gerding, McCoy of Frank July 10, E. 1967, A.

beloved Riehemann, our Albert Gerding, dear mother Ashley' 1967. beloved husband of dear mother of July 8, McCoy, July cousin. of Deborah Susan and Martha 9, Theresa McCoy (nee Thomask), terott and Marian Meyer, Virginia Gerding, dear sister of Arnold, Madeleine our dear father of Dolly Barncord, sister Hoffmeister of Fred and J. Minnie Ahrens, 1:30 Fabert and Doris sister-in- Delores Fish. Fred and Herbert dear r-in-law.

Ev. dear daughter-in-law, McCoy, our dear father-in-law, mother, sister-in-law, aunt Jack, law, aunt Gerding and at cousin. WHITE- grandfather, great-grandfather, cousin. cousin. LEN Mortuary, 118 Floris- uncle.

Funeral great from KUTIS Funeral Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Mra. -uncle and Ferguson, until 10 Home, 2906 Gravois, July Colonial Mortuary, 6464 sant Tues. Funeral July 11 Interment Mt. Hope pewa at Watson. 12.

p.m.. 10:30 from Zion Lu- 12, Cemetery. a.m. A.m. Requiem Mass.

Annunciaof theran Church a.m., Ferguson. Inter- tion. Webster Groves. 9 dear Hill Cemetery. Interment Resurrection.

sister ment Zion Lutheran July Riehemann in state after 1 Laurel Anna Memorials Building Fund or Heart Ella McLeod, the late Jo- Tues. Masses preferred. to Op- Church 1967, dauguter of sister- Fund Appreciated. seph and Mary MacLeod. dear Rieth and Gillette Mamie of Christopher.

Isabelle Mc- Mamie Rieth (nee Werner), sister Theodore MacLeod. Geneva Gillette (nee July 9, GIll. Bertha MacLeod and Mary of the late 9, George beloved Rieth, Goebel), July 1967. Kings- 1967. entered wife into of rest the late Thomas aunt.

Louise great Bryant, -aunt. sister-in-law, dear sister, sister-in-law, S. Thomas Gillette, M. dear Gillette and Fern Funeral from BAUMANN July 13, Bros. 1:30 Funeral from WEICK mother of great-aunt and cousin.

Jaeger, sister of Melva Wasser, p.m., Colonial Chapel, 2504 Woodson Funeral Home, 2201 8. Lucille Paul, Maude Cherry and of Overland. Interment Lake terment St. July Matthew's 12. 1 Cemetery.

p.m. Olga Jane Evelyn Smith Hodges, and Minnette Goebel, Charles. sister-in-law deal dear mother-in-law, sister: Mangelsdorf Ronde our in-law, grandmother, aunt An- cousin. Jesus L. July 9, 1967, be- with the Sacraments of Martin Mangelsdorf, asleep Charles W.

Roh de, Jo- Funeral July 12. 10 in loved Husband of Muriel Man- Mother Church, July a.m. from the BUCHHOLZ Mor- father of Mrs. 1967. beloved husband of and 5967 W.

Florissant. In- Ernest gelsdorf, (Louise) dear Smith, Eunice, Rohde (nee Linnemann), terment National Cemetery, Jet- Marcia and Anne Mangelsdorf, father of late Raymond Thelma ferson Barracks, Mo. our dear brother, father-in-law. and the Kings- brother-in-law. grandfather, un- our dear father-in-law.

p.m. Goldsmith cle and cousin. father, brother-in-law, uncle John (Jack) Goldsmith, will lie in state at cousin. July 8. 1967, 8:55 p.m., forti- of BEIDERWIEDEN South Side Funeral BUCHHOLZ July 13, fied with the Sacraments son of the Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa a.m., 5967 from Holy Mother Church, Ann Goldsmith, until 12 noon, Wed.

Serve Ary, Our Lady of W. Mt. Florissant Carmel hus- late Michael and same day, 2 p.m. at St. (nee brother of the late Joseph, Mar- Ed- Luke's Lutheran Church, Taft Annetta and Veronica avs.

Jacque- ward. David Goldsmith dear uncle and and and Alaska avs. Interment St. terment Calvary. Mr.

Rohde Caesar, garet Powers, Trinity Cemetery. a member of Holy Name cousin. ciety, Masses preferred. In Funeral from North BROCKLAND Mar- Meyer lors 3 p.m. Tues.

Chip- ket Chapel. Hogan and July 12. 8:30 Rev. Dr. Meyer of Fitz- Rosenblum p.m.

a.m. to' St. Liborius Cemetery. Church. williams, July 9.

1967. Fannie Rosenblum, South- Interment Calvary member Newton. husband, of 10, 1967, widow of the Church, Deceased was a retired Roofers Local Paula J. Meyer (nee Eugene Peters), Meyer Samuel Rosenblum, of Composition IN CHAPEL father of Rev. Arnold S.

mother of Mrs. Sylvia No. 2. REMAINS of Auburdale and Harry and Orville Rosenblum, TUES. AFTER P.M.

Meyer of Collinsville, and our grandmother and grandfather. law. Gorsky Funeral services in The Walnut New- Graveside services will be Derda), Pauline Gorsky (nee Wasilew- ton, Cemetery Chapel, July 11, 2:30 p.m. of ski), July 9. 1967, dear Newton Centre 2 p.m., omit Chevra Kadisha Cemetery, July wife of the late Frank Gorsky, Julv 13.

Kindly and South and Page bi. the dear mother of Sophia Potocnjak flowers. Contributions may be GER Memorial Service. In and the late Alex Romanowski. made to The Church St.

of flowers, contributions may World J. mother-in-law of Charles Services. 1720 Chouteau, made to a charity of your Stan- Agnes jac, res dear Courtney, grandmother our dear aunt Mo. Rowland of Dolo- Louis. John.

and cousin. Moll Hubert Rowland, R.N., and Funeral from JOHN STYGAR Rene N. Moll. Webster Groves. denly July 10, 1967, Cal- SON Funeral Home, 5541 July 9.

1967. widow of loved husband of Norma Riverview St. albert 12. the late Kurt Victor Moll. Moll Rowland (nee Nopper).

8:30 a.m. to Ad mother of Richard Kurt father of Catherine Church. Interment Calvary and the late Mrs. Charles Barba dear son of Mrs. Nannie STYGAR Cemetery.

St. Member of Adalbert St. Parish. Ann's of Webster Groves, mother-in- Moll. land, dear son-in-law of 5541 Sodality of law of Mrs.

Richard Kurt and Elsie Nopper, our Good Grasiano Hoyt sister of of New Castle, also Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Mrs. Alex Crawford nephew and. cousin. Cyr Bee Grasiano (nee Tuvil), Dallas. survived by 3 grandchildren and Colonial Mortuary, 6464 and July 10, 1967 at a number of nieces and nephews.

pewa at Watson, 1 St. dear sister of Mrs. Joseph M. Private memorial services will Interment National. Aux- Brown of Dallas, Tex.

and Stan- be held at the Webster Groves ley Tuvil of St. service Louis. at Chesed Presbyterian Church, July Saar Graveside 7570 Olive 10:30 a.m, Please no August G. Saar, fortified Shel Emeth Cemetery, RINDS- flowers. Friends who desire may the Sacraments of Holy St.

3 p.m. make contributions to the Web- Church, July 9, 1967, KOPF service. ster Groves Presbyterian Church loved husband of Irene Guenther RICH Memorial service. Fund. PARKER-ALD- nee Sandra Wiggs) Conrad, dear Janet father Kay fortified Holy Louise Guenther (nee Aufner), Susan Saar.

dear son 9. July 9, 1967, beloved wife Mothershead George and Josephine Saar, Jennie of "the late Frank Guenther, Addison F. Mothershead, July brother of Agnes Hager, dear mother of Martha Ernest, Menke, John 10. 1967. beloved husband of dear son-in-law, brother-in-law, Costello, Elsie Markland, the late Mabel Ann Mothers- grandfather, uncle and Pawlow- and Alfred and the late Frank father of Dr.

Robert Funeral Wed. 8:30 a.m. dear Guenther our dear mother- head, Mothershead. Farmington. JOHN L.

ZIEGENHEIN grandmother, sister-in-law and Dr. John Mothershead. St. Jo- SONS. 7027 Gravois, to.

our grandmother, and Isabelle Barton, Lady of Sorrows Church, aunt. seph, brother of Lee Mothershead and ment National. in- Services Wed. 10 A.m. JOHN L.

ZINGENHEIN Mrs. grandfather, Elsie Williams, our dear Schlake Fu- SONS. 7027 Gravois. Member Interment of father-In-law and uncle. Louis Schlake, to Interment St.

Bayless Mothers Club, North St. 2301 Lafa- raments of Holy Mother New St. Marcus. Mr. Mothershead In state at 10.

1967. fortified with the Lous Ladies Aid Society Society. and yette, 2. p.m., Tues. until 10 beloved husband of the Deutscher Theatre Wed.

Funeral from De Clara Schlake (nee Gulin Soto. Mothershead Funeral 1:30 Home. p.m. dear Elaine father Hartmann. of Constance Albert.

Lemay, dear Nick Gulin, entered into beloved rest Interment Woodlawn Cemeterv. non M. and Leland Schlake July 9 1967. Member of Good Hope Lodge the late Marilyn Wentz. Chesler.

Bus- husband of dear Edna father Gulin of (nee Vir- No. 218 of M. and Divi- father-in-law. grandfather, Glen ginia Donovan), Matthews. Norman and sion No.

3 B. R.C. law, grandfather, cousin, uncle brother, and Busiek, Gulin, father-in-law, brother- grand- Cecelia L. Murdock. July Funeral from HOFFMEISTER of Earl Gulin.

brother of Sam Murdock uncle. in-law, grandfather, 1967. beloved wife of the Chapel, 7814 S. Broadway, Broadway. father and uncle.

2 late William A. Murdock, dear 9 a.m., to Seven Holy St. Funeral Wed. July 12. Mortu- mother of Mrs.

Margaret Pem- Church for Requiem Mass p.m. from BUCHHOLZ bleton and Mrs. Annabelle Cody, 9:30 a.m. Interment ary, Interment Memorial Park Cem- dear sister of Margaret Peetz, tion. 5967 W.

Florissant av. etery, dear great-grandmother and aunt. Schmitz w. grandmothMother Hammond Funeral from KRIEGSHAUS- Frank Schmitz, er, 1967, R. Hammond.

740 ER'S WEST, 9450 Olive bi, 1967. our dear friend. Paul St. Theodore Nicholas July July 13, 9:30 a.m. to St.

Services 11 a.m. 10. 1967, son of Mra. and Dor- the a.m. Gregory Interment Church, Sunset.

In state SONS. 7027 Gravols, to for Mass at 10 JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN othy Mae Hammond Tues. crest Abbey, Member of 7267 late Jesse R. Lou, mo William d.

after 2 p.m. men' Benefit Fund of 12. brother of Mary Jesse. Jon, Neels No. 71.

In state after Our Lee. Susan, Vicki, Cheri, Patty and Mike Rose M. Neels, Maplewood, Tues. Charles. mond, grandson Enke, of Mr.

Mo. and July 10, 1967, of fortified Simpson Mrs. William Hammond Cuba, Val- with the Sacraments wife of tine late Rose J. Simpson (nee and Mary nephew and Mother Church. dear sister of man), July 10.

ler. our dear Joseph J. Neels, fortified with the cotisin. KASELY Ca- Mrs. Bertha Koehnemann, Helen dear of Holy Mother Church, Funeral from Camp aunt of Harold and wife of the late Charles ho kla.

Mortuary, 1201 157) dear great- Simpson, dear mother of wife Jackson rd. (Hwy. 9 a.m. to Holy and cousin, dear friend of MIl- R. (Ray) and Earl sis- kia.

Mass at 9:30 dred Schulze and Virginia and Janet Christman, dear Carver Family Interment Church for Ceme- Wheeling. WHITE-MUL- of Della Friedman. A.m. Barracks. Mo.

Funeral from Pelpers of San Diego, great- tery, Jefferson at LEN Mortuary. 118 N. Floris- And the late Jane Kistner Recitation Rosary, after 1 sant. Ferguson. July Sebastian 13.

Dave Friedman, dear 12, 2 8 p.m. Visitation close 9 p.m.. p.m. 8:30 a.m. to St.

Fee in law, in law. Missis- Tues. Parlors service. Church. Interment Fee after 7:30 mother, great-grandmother, Interment Kassly Cahokia Cemetery.

In parlors and great -aunt. Harris p.m. Tues. Funeral SOUTH, from 4228 KRIEGSHAUS- S. Samuel W.

Harris, formerly of Nelson ER'S highway. July 13. 4008 Easton husband July of Elsie G. Nelson, July a.m. to the Guardian 11, 1967, beloved (nee Marsh), dear 1967.

dear wife of Talmage Church, 1019 S. 14th st. May Harris Ivan Harris, dear Nelson. dear mother of Gloria ment Lake Charles. In father.

of J. great- Whitmore, Talmage Nelson after 3 n.m, Tues, brother-in-law, father-in-law uncle, and grand- Jr. and Gladys Nelson. dear uncle, sister of Florence Walker and father. Funeral Thurs.

July 13. Brownie Holiday. MATH Funeral from Lane MANN. a.m. SONS from Chapel, Fair In- July nacle, 12, 1371 Enricht SON and West St.

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Bielicki with July and len of law, av. of of Abatte (nee Daniela), July 9. 1967, dear mother George Abaffe and Mary Ann Henderson, our dear sister, mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral 2906 Gravois, July 8:30 a.m. Requiem Mass St.

Vincent dePaul Church. InterS8. Peter and Paul Ceme- Thomas Bielicki, fortified the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, suddenly, 10. 1967. dear father of Thomas D.

and. Lawrence Bielicke. son of the late Thomas Frances Bielicki, brother. brother in law, grandfather, uncle and cousin. Funeral from HOWARD H.

MICHEL Funeral Home, 5930 Southwest at Hampton, 8:30 a.m. to St. Mary MagdaChurch. Mass 9 a.m. Interment Calvary.

Blackburn Lester M. Blackburn, July 9. 1967, beloved husband Mildred I. Blackburn (nee Goss) dear father of Judy Blackburn. Janice I.

Ammel and Linda L. Brandt. our dear brother. father-in-law. son-ingrandfather and uncle.

Funeral July 12. p.m., from JAY B. SMITH neral Home, 7456 Manchester Interment Sunset Burial Park. Deceased was a member C.T.M.A. and Automotive Lodge No.

777. Bockstruck William Bockstruck, entered into rest July 10, 1967, beloved husband of Elizabeth Bockstruck, dear father of Edward Bockstruck; dear fatherin-law, grandfather, great-grandfather. Funeral July 13, a.m. from the BUCHHOLZ Mortuary, 5967 W. Florissant.

Interment St. Peter: Cemetery, parlors 3 p.m., Tues. Bodine Julia Bodine (nee Mitchell), July 10, 1967, dear wife of the late Alpert J. Bodine, dear mother John, Dorothy Viefhaus, Jesse and Bessie Darby, dear mothe great-grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral from the JERRY STANTON Mortuary.

Ste. Genevieve, July 13, a.m. Graveside services Hill cemetery. Buchert Emma Buchert (nee Worstenholm), July .9, 1967. loved wife of Louis Buchert, dear sister Florence Bertlesmeyer, Harriet' Steiger, Porter, George, William Robert Worstenholm, our sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral July 12, p.m. from JAY B. SMITH neral Home, 7456 Manchester av. Interment Valhalla etery. Deceased was member of G.I.A.

B. of L. and Senior Citizen' Club St. Louis. Buelterman Henry' L.

Buelterman, 8, 1967, beloved husband of vina Sauer Buelterman, father of Kenneth, Alvin. and Clarence Buelterman, dear father-in-law. grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Chapel, 118 N. Florissant, Ferguson, July 12, p.m. Interment Salem Lutheran Cemetery, Black Mo.

Burton Hilda Burton (nee Opfer), July 8, 1967. beloved wife the late George Burton, mother of Joy Fox. dear of Amelia Frederick, Schlemmer and Edward W. fer, dear mother-in-law. in-law.

aunt, great-aunt cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH. 1228 8. highway. Interment July 12, a.m.

Valhalla. Bush Frank I. Bush. July 1967, beloved husband of H. Bush (nee Wilson), brother of William, Lawrence and Raymond Bush of Los geles, and the late seph Bush of Kansas City, dear brother-in-law, uncle cousin.

Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 8. highway, July 12, 2 Interment New St. Caesar Melburn E. Caesar, suddenly Sun. July 9, 1967.

beloved band of Gladys Caesar Suess) dear father of line Denk and Jerry father in law, brother-in-law, nephew. uncle and cousin. Mr. Caesar at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 pewa at Watson, until 10 Tues. night.

Services at hampton Presbyterian Nottingham and Macklind 10 a.m. Interment Lebanon, Ill. Callahan Agnes B. Callahan (nee fortified with the Sacraments Holy Mother Church. 9.

1967, beloved wife of late Capt. Michael J. Callahan, beloved mother of Francis Callahan and Mrs. Mary Grabowski, dear sister of ley, Anthony and the late Frank, Michael, Joseph Mary Derda and Anastasia lahan, our dear sister-in-law. mother in law, grandmother, and aunt.

Funeral from JOHN SON Funeral Home, Riverview July 8:30 a.m. to Our of Counsel Church, 1160 St. rd. Interment S8. Peter Paul Cemetery.

Member of Louis Police Dept. Ladies iliary. Canova Bee Dengler. Cendrowski Walter Cendrowski, with the Sacraments of Mother Church, of July 1967, Cendrowski (nee Kurzynski), beloved husband dear father of Marcella Ruth John Cendrowski, ski and Dolores Sterling, brother of Teofila Chrostowski and Helen dear, great grandfather, brother father-in-law, grandfather. Funeral from ST.

LOUIS law and uncle. neral Home, 2205 July St. 12 Louis 8:30 a.m. Stanislaus Church. Calvary.

Chesler Robert Che July 10. 1967. husband of Jane M. Roberta dear father of lek, dear father-in-law of Busiek. dear grandfather Mark.

David and Jane. dear Funeral brother from HOFFMEISTER Chapel. 3 p.m. Interment 7814 8. Trinity Cemetery.

Clark May Clark, fortified with Church, Sacraments of July Holy 10, dear aunt of Anne, and Jacks Funeral and from CULLEN Marion Weber. KELLY Funeral Home, 8:30 a.m, to Ascension of Natural Bridge, July Lord Church, Nelson and sion dr. Interment Lake Costello See Cendrowaki. Cross Ovala Cross, 1218A Russell of the late Lyle Cross, dear July 9. 1967, beloved ter of Pearl Hedrick, Iva and Glen Arnold of Tampa, dear aunt, aunt and cousin.

Funeral July p.m. sippi and Allen ave. from MOYDELL' St. Matthews Cemetery. MA 1-6666 taker other business MA 1-1111 ST.

LOUIS POST I DEATHS Smith Nancy 32 at 10. late sister er side a.m. may Fund. Soper of of aunt chael of close Sterling See to dear of Tibbles Mt. and el.

9, late and at late Voss W. 1967, Alice Ev- McFuneral at Tues. (nee SacChurch, wife Vatdear Clara Egger. grandand a.m. Mrs.

p.m., wife our aunt, BROS. Grand In- fortified Holy 9, Mary dear Charles Ronde, grandand 8:30 Mortuto Church, Inwas Sopar- July late beloved held at North BERlieu be choice. a sudbe- Jean dear Rowland, RowEugene dear Chipp.m. with Mother beSaar of and of dear our cousin. from Our Inter- July SacChurch, late Spellman).

Smith, Verand dear greatbrother-in- great- Founders at Resurrec- July HillWork- America p.m. Fried1967, Sacraments celoved J. James Simpson, sister Gertrude and grandaunt Angel Interparlors Sell things through a POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Call MA 1-8066 Smith. formerly of ST.

S. Maple, Webster Groves, Fort 1967, dear Lauderdale, widow of July Nathaniel 8. Smith. dear THANKS mother of Nancy 8. Link, dear phna of Jean Bertram of Fort CARE Lauderdale, dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt.

PARKER- care Mra. ALDRICH Smith Funeral at Home. 15 W. erything and 1 Lockwood, Webster July 12. Groves, Grave- aft- Alton p.m..

service only at Oak Hill Cemetery, July 13, In lieu of flowers friends make contributions to the Deaconess Hospital Building Boats 40 Mary R. Soper, 4605 Lindell July 10, 1967, wife the late Dr. Horace Soper, of Dr. Wendell G. Scott.

Services at chapel of St. MI- Leaks and St. George, 6345 Wydown for family and 7365 friends. 2 p.m. Interment private.

for OL floor Cendrowski Stoeppler Infant Stoappler. July Mau- 8, reen 1967, and beloved James R. Stoeppler, club daughter sister and granddaugoter. Private services were held Mon, at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN white SONS, 7027 Gravois.

Inter- plus ment 88. Peter and Paul. all Lucile beloved wife Tibbles, of July Joseph 9, Tibbles, 1967, St. Fri. dear mother of Peggy Karr, dear sister of Marie Bewig, towed dear in-law.

grandmother and erty motherVisitation 3 to 9 p.m., GUARDIAN MORTUARY, St. Charles Rock rd. at Lindbergh. Services 10:30 a.m. Wed.

GUARDIAN MORTUARY ChapInterment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. Tucker Anna E. Tucker Glover), July 11, 1967, wife of the late Onarles W. Tucker, beloved mother of Doyle D.

and Raymond D. Tucker, Bertha E. Sutton, Opal A. Burns, Dolly L. Cleveland and Ruth E.

Asberry, dear mother-in-law, grandmotner, great-grandmother and aunt. Notice of day and time of funeral later from BAUMANN BROS. Colonial chapel, full Edward H. Voss, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, July 10, 1967. beloved husoand of Lily Voss (nee Schneider), dear father of Mrs.

Walter (Anna) Tempelmeyer, dear brother of Emma Mrs. Bertha Simma and Mrs. Mediconni, our dear uncle, greatuncle and great-great-uncle. Funeral services at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Peter 11 and a.m. Paul.

Inter Oldest nent active member and chaplain of Bartenders Union Local No. TUES. 51. FRIENDS MAY CALL AFTER 10:30 A.M. Woods Roland.

P. Woods, July Ellen 9, 1967, Woods (nee Heavner), dear beloved husband of brother of Estelle Anderson, dear brother-in-law and uncle. Mr. Woods will lie in state at KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUT 4228 S. Kingshighway, July 11, 2 p.m.

until Wed. Pond 10 p.m.. thence to Green Cemetery, Pearl, for Thurs. grave- In side services. 12 noon lieu of flowers contributions would be appreciated to the Cancer Society, A life member of Painters Union Local 115.

In parlors after 2 p.m, Tues. Zaichik Gussie beloved wife Zaichik, of the late Frank July 10. 1967, Zaichik, dear mother of Ben Zaicnik and Dave Zack, beloved sister of Mrs. Minnie Silverman. dear grandmother of Claudia Boxerman, Ashley, Zack, Ronald, our Bar- dear bara and Mark mother-in-law and aunt.

Graveside service Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery, 7500 Olive st. 1 p.m, Mrs. the Zaichik Pioneer WAS Women a Chapter No. member of 1 and Women's Auxiliary of the Workmen's Circle. RINDSKOPF service.

MEMORIAM SOHAN, EDNA, July 11, 1966. In One loving year memory. has passed; oh how I miss Friends her, may think the wound is healed: Little do they know the sorrow That' lies within my heart cealed. Sadly missed by sister. MARIE ANTHONY LOST 17 550 REWARD Boston terrier, black and white, male.

EV 5-2052 or JA 4-4057 BASSETT Hound: male: months; name "Corbu" last white seen near U. City library: brown, call PA and black. 7-3658 BEAGLE, small male; wearing Maryland Baltimore 1-4393 tags: BEAGLE: Tri color male: vicinity Kirkwood: REWARD. TA California Chippewa Sick child's pet. PR 3-8655 BRITTANY SPANIEL hunting dog.

tan and white female. red collar. "Penny," Northwest-Creve Coeur An reward. HE 4-8541. CAT, part Persian.

Robinwood and black female: "Gigi" area, family pet, reward. TE 9-2240 CAT: grey domestic: and male: Skinker name "Nisse. Pershing area: CLOTHES; reward: PA vicinity 7-8376 of January and Eichelberger: REWARD: ME 1-8832 COLLIE; mixed with German black shepherd: and name brown: 5 months old; "Mr. reward. MI 7-9310 COLLIE; female, black and rabies white, name "'Lady' San Antonio tag.

Reward. VO 3-3587. DOG; brown and white female, near Gravois reward. California: PR 3-5473 family pet. "Penny, after 4:30 p.m.

DOG, strayed young from 5000 female. Ambs reBlack -white, ward, TW 2-7873. DOG: black, female, about 10" high, long hair covers face, Chevy chase, July 4. EV 5-0125 GERMAN SHEPHERD: female; vicinity of black Baden; with fawn wearing face: brown $25 collar; REWARD: timid: name "Gretch5538 Riverview. EV 5-7121.

GERMAN Shepherd: black and female; since Creve JULY Coeur reward. area; missing 542-3154 GERMAN Shepherd, and male, Sarah black and area. silver, reward, Delmar grieving. FO 7-6327 GERMAN Shepherd. HA male, 7-8888 Overland area, reward.

GERMAN Shepherd: black FO 7-6327 male: 46 $500 SHEPHERD, reward. male, GERMAN black-tan: reward. UN 8-6515. LABRADOR; black: Andy; year old: LADY'S Ladue diamond area, watch. HamilWY 3-4442 top, reward.

ME between 1-0878 Ladue and MAN'S wallet: Clayton; contains 3-1331. personal papers. Reward. WY PIN, diamond gold, mounted, portrait pearl necklace of young, and earrings, reward. CE 1-8282 daily POODLE.

LOST SILVER, female, people in Mustang looking please call ME owner 8-4262. ME 8-4263 for (Weber Dana POODLE white female, Walnu: Park area, Tag No. 9955. EV 2-5360. POODLE, miniature 3-3276 black; lambscut, child's pet.

VO dale POODLE, area: reward. EV 5-2851 whlte male, toy: PURSE, ring keepsake, papers. Reward. HU 1-8857. white, long hair, TERRIER, vicinity Fyler Sublette; brown, name Buddy, child's pet.

Reward. ME WEEKEND 1-7498 case, lady blue, on airport parking lot; reward. BY 7-0191 DETECTIVES FAST CONFIDENTIAL HELP Marriage Business MARRIS LICENSED DETECTIVE UN 9-2290 or MI 10259 St. Charles Rd. Follow the "Swap" ColumnClassification 31 In Post-Dispatch Want Ads JULY 11, TUESDAY, 1967 70 ST.

LOUIS POST- DISPATCH and PERSONAL 23 to St. Jude and St. Dynfor favor granted. LIl OF CHILDREN AND AGED 24 GRADUATE PRACTICE will for 2 adults in my home, evfurnished except doctor medicine. $6 per day, Call 462-3508 for appointment PICNIC ACCOMMODATIONS 27 FISHING, HUNTING, VACATION FISH AT LEMBECK LAKE available, clean picnic area, miles south of St.

Louis, oft Highway 21, follow signs BUSINESS PERSONAL 28 WET BASEMENTS stopped or no charge: city. county; cali New Walls Co. Olive St. Rd. VO 3-0555 DANCING LESSONS: private: 10 $5.

Miss Watkins, City. 2-8221. Grand Lindell, 2nd INTERESTED IN TECHNICAL ANALYSIS OF COMMON STOCKS? Experienced chartist? Phone UN 7-8064 for details on about to be formed MIMEOGRAPHY for the nating; $5 for 100 letter size on 1 side to $11.75 for 1000 labor. Call Pattens Duplicat321 N. Boyle.

JE 5-1993. MALE BLOOD DONORS needed; types, 8 to 3:30 Mon. through Medix 1113 State, East Louis. BR 1-3853 JUNKED and abandoned cara away free. MI 7-7624 WILL tow old cars off your propfree of charge.

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